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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-21
Nj. X & T..

Eas, b,uld a,scngcr leaves No''n
Jefferson at 1902 p. m. WIS.,
hound a, 2:5O p. M. Bus line from
Jeffeeson Ci,y TO IAN
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-21

What an attractive and uscin
assortment Of Amus presents there
are at Geo. Icrtl's Jeweily Sio,e.
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So C.C Io..ds IA, for Ell.8cn Cents.

So t4C I0.lo ID, for Eil,8cn Gents,
Upon RECEIPT OF your address and
fifteen cents in postage stamps, we
will mail you propail II SOUVENIR
PoRrFoLIo Of THE WORLDS CoLuM'
BIAS EXPOSITION, the regular price
is Fifty cents, bur as So want you
to have one, we make the price mo-
minai. You viii fad 1t Il work of
art and a thing to I've pIized. 1t ON
taincs full page views of the great
buildings, with descriptions OF. same,
and is executed in highest style of
art. II not satisfied with 1t. after
you get it, we will refund the stamps
aud let you keep the book, Address
IL. f BUCKLEN 4 CO.,
Chicago, Ill.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-21

The county treasurer has called
in 5000 Cole county bonds for re-
demption.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-21

Mrs. Albert Zuendt is visiting in
S. Lonis.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-21
Local Holiday Rates.

Local Holiday Rates.
Tho Missouri Pacific railway will
sell tickets to points on this system
within 200 miles at the rate of one
and one third fare for the round
trip. Tickets on sale December %,
~, %, 30 and 81, and january t.,
good to return until January ), 1894.
JNo. j. CHURCH, Agent.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-21

County court adjourned on wednes.
day to February ., 1894,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-21

Mr.. lester S, PARKER Of the JEFF,
feraon Shoe Co., left on SUNDAY
for his annual trip to New York
and Boston,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-21

jSInch Wide Whale, all wool, diagonal suitings, black and
colors, reduced to 80 cents per yard.
3Sinch Au.wooIllop Sacks, plain and illuminated, reduced to
30 cents per ysrd. Y
IU-ncn Fine Imported Braid Suttings, assorted colors, reduced i
to 30 cents per yard. I
-4Vlnch Fine Imported Brocade Suitings, black and colors,
reduced to 80 cents.
lOinch Fine Imported Diagonal Sutings, navy and brown,
reduced to 10 cents per yard.
Ipincl, Atwood, Back Storm Serge, reduced to zoe, per yd.
IZ.hcn, Atwood, iueseys Black Camel Hair Suitngs, re-
duccd 10 90 cents per yard.
I2-nch, Atwood, Friesleys Black Camel Hair Suitngs, re-
duccd 10 10 cents per yard.
ol-ucn, All wool, Hop Sacks, brown and purple only, reduced
to 10 cents per yard.
jlnch, -wool, cloth sutinss, plain and fancies, reduced to
90 cents per yUrd.
GREAI REDUCTIONS in Fine Imported Exclusive Dress
paueln-, not Two aukc-sl2, $3.50 SIS and Sl3.5O patterns re-
uuccd to $40; - and $40 patterns reduced TO 81.
SP~ECIAL.-lOO Dozen Ladies White and Colored En-
D:Jluclcu liauukerCheis, D cents apiece; regular value, 3 cents.
70 Dozun Cent, Nhuc Initial lIandkerchiefs, So a dozen, or
20 cents apiece.
% Dozen Ladies' White Initial Handkerchiefs, six for 80 cents
or 10 cents apiece.
Cnlurcns Euler.Dowu Caps. jOc.; regular value, 75c.
Cnldcn, Eidur.Down Caps, 33c. regular value, SOC.
Cnl'ucn Back WOOL Hose, ljc. q par; regular value, poe.
Luucs Nalio d-Lncd Black Hare Muff,, 7jc. each; worth 81.
yulu; aayc shI al season AT 10 to II - cents per yard.
Special discount on smyrna Rugs
AMguns il CIOUhs ior Ladies, Misses and Children.
r. ER,
31T ,NadiSOH 81.
Store Open Every Evening.
r6zz cllJ1E EJ1GEl1Il5l5I GlE
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-21

The fridge fund is about $1,000
short, aad the bridge committee has
let W in its work,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-21

Country people who love to see
Uncle Toms Cabin can see more
real negro life with w. A. Mahara's
Mammoth Oolored Cperatic Minstrels
Than they could in 100 Uncle Tom
Co.'S. Lohman's opera house Thurs
day Dec. 2lst.
aesits.,. W,nE OF oAaoul fer female disease
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cANAolAN VERSION
OF Bisissp Reciprocity Rss"ssssssste
February. 1867. "

% Bisiss's Rsciprecitv Rs9ueeesaees
February. 1851.
OTTAWA, Ont, March 1.-THE 80
crnor-general has transmitted 70 ~
lament the record Of the confsroose q
Washington on February 10. ioo4 ~
tween the CanadiaA del<eaAe&
tslains ana SECRETARY roat4e Y6e
|JSs1!l1 p0fyS6s wick s1ISfSt VI 49,
tsuc:sy, Il the Canadian version:
Mr.. Blaine said he could understant
why Cansda was reluctant 70 enter into
o treaty Of unlimited reciprocity but
that no other arrangement would suit
the United States, and that II must be
accompanied by discrimination 10 favor
OF the United States. especially against
Great Britain, which was America's
great competitor. and that II must be
:s..so.-..ssc accompanied ~ ..hhe s6c.s.c.
Of uniform tariff for the United States
and Canada, equal 70 that OF the United
Statca
Unless such points were guarded there
would be no security on the one hand
from smuggling along q border iine
over 1900 miles, or on the other OF
maintaining the present protective
policy of the United States
Mr.. Blaine added: "We would expect
70 have the Canadian. IN cempete with
In manufacturing. but no one else" A
treaty for natural product alone could
not be discussed.
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OILY l0,ooS Prussisns have incomes
Of over el,ooo q year.
TEE Italians cali their bank scandal
"Pauamino," the little Panama
FRANCE exports TO this country an
nually more than four times IS much
champagne rs she consumes herself'
- ''ScvroH whisky" made In Germany
Il being largely imported into India
The wholesale price, delivered, Is Six
pence q quart bottle.
The Reichsadels Agrar Bank OF st.
Petersburg has Just foreclosed on s7o
baronial estates because OF the failure
Of the owners TO meet their responsible
tiles.
In the Roman Campagna. st the sep
ulcher Of Metells, wife Of Sulla, there
"a an echo which repeats i've times,
each being In y different key. II will
also repeat q hexanactcr line, or another
sentence which can be spoken In two
and one-half seconds.
A CONSIGNMENT lately passed through
Berlin on its way from Paris to Russia
II consisted of valuables amounting te
ESQ, O00, 900 of francs worth, packed In
wooden cases, and distributed among
three passenger carriages In the charge
Of thirty attendants
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NOMINATIONS.

The Nance of Es-Gov. Gray and Fatrseh
a. Coiiins scat 10 the sepste.
WASHINGTON. March io.-The presi.
dent Thursday sent the following nom
nations 70 the senate:
Josiah Quincy, of Massachusetts,, TO be
assistant secretary Of state.
Rober. A. Maxwell. OF New York, 70
be fourth as ,stant postmaster general
Isaac T. Gray, OF Indiana, 10 be en-.
voy extraordinary and minister plenipo-
Tertiary Of the United States to Mexico.
Patrick A. Collins. OF Massachusetts,
TO be consul general Of the United
States at London.
r. p. Gayle. OF New Mexico. TO be re-
ceiver Of public moneys at Roswell,
n. NJ
The senate has resolved TO adjourn
from Thursday to Monday. Mean
while there Is n controversy In progress
m 10 tho propriety Of receiving bills al
this extra session.
After proceeding TO executive bust
ness the senate adjourned tiit Monday.
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TIM house sdoptsd - es,sn&nsnt y
NE husbsnd ana wife bll1 giving tho
wife absoluts control 81 - Fer pexponai
and real estate - !.
4 rKN-yEAn.oE.D 90 ~ hloss Lzose. q
Paris, colorsd. nm away from hosno .
wesk ago 70 keep from being punlsAe4
He Jumped IN an ics houss % ~ reaes
Of w. A. Bscon, near ~ ka11nety
Midlspd dspo4 snd remained tksso IN
one week wfthout 1ooa g peuriehuseat
% any kind. H. = still ailys ~ y Z
eritical condition z y
"A nm broke ont ~ Prinostou, ~
ether day. and dsstroysd the oennes,
cial hoteL Detective flue. Loss sbout
eis, 900, Insurance, oo.tea
OwEHsneso viii haze electric can
runuiue " Nay I.
,. z. N1ck. Of Dauvills. hus sold n
}. = ChAmbera. b DnboiA IudS nlMie
= 8. three ypers ed b MimiA 6e4
InN !seR Of EfGtnie fc;fs Xxx ~ U'c4p
3 ~ - 4. x1p1seI q q ~
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sAroLLl.
Ne win Mako Many Changes on IN
Western 1our-vho VIII ACCOMPANY
the Apostolic Delegate

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. March 14.--Furthes
Information was received here Monday
regarding the visit OF Mgr. Satolli TO
the west, announced previously. The
Information shows that Mgr. SatollI
has stated appointments for the trans
action of business and the trial Of the
cascs =. both Kausas City and Lincoln.
Neb lie will 20 10 one Of these points
from st. Louis, whichever seems the
most urgently In need Of his presence
from the facts which he will learn hsrs
in 81 Louis Kansas City, II ia thought
will be arst visited after leav.
Ing here. There, II Is stated, he will
take mp the long complicated and dis
agreeable controversy between Father
liines of Pierce City, and Bishop Hogan,
Of Kansas City. which grew out OF the
suspension Of Father HincA by the
bishop half . dozen years ago for al
legged insubordinatio and which Arch
s.sssp Ksasiek - ~ = 500 y
- UDJoCn5uI 49, v1I3'kUvlDoSI ly9e0
lass SWIMMER t6ok his cAsc b Rome. but
that no dccision 'wss given In the mat
Ter
Mgr. Satolli's business In L,nccf. 10
said 10 be an examination into the dit.
ferenccs between Bishop Bonacuin and
his priests. The chargcs made by eight
prominent priests Of Lincoln see
against their bishop have been brought
10 the attention OF his titulsr grace Of
Lcpapio. and the information received
here Mondav atAtas that com plaintS
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MERRY MATTERS.

TAILoR---''Checks, I see, are not TO be
used this spring" Customer-''Well,
that suits me; always liked credit far
better. Ocean.
us 4 vessel O boat?" yes" Pa
"WhAt 10 w" 'What kind of a boat ID
. blood vessel?" "lt's q life-boat Now
run away 70 bed."-Tid-Bits.
"wHAr's the matter with ChollyP'
"He's in dweadful FIX" "Do tell!'
Hes 80 pwoficient In tying Ascot
scawfs that every person takes them
fab weady-made ties" - Pittsburgh
Mspatch.
OLD MENAexRIE MONKEY swell,
what do you think of the white people
% far?" New Monkey-"The most
striking trait about them seems to be
their intense curiosity."-Indianapoli'
Journal.
"THosK cigars gave YOU have lastet
You Q long time. haven't they, dear?'
ssYes." replied her husband "Th'
clerk who sold them to me warranted
Men 70 wear" she said, complacently
--WasI,ington Star.
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VALPARAISO, Chilli. March IS. "A press
dispatch from Buenos Ayres says. that
the political situation there is strained.
The government has been condemned
in commercial and private circlea
In La Plata radical convention OF
deputies from all parts Of the republic
was held. at which the government was
condemned
In Corrientes The situation 10 again
threatening. II Is difficult TO satisfac-
torily arrange matters between the con-
tending factionA.
The government officials In Buenos
Ayres are holding back the report OF
the procnrator fiscal on the Rosales case
until . successor to Minister of War VIC
toria has been selected.
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|F1FTY.SECOND CONGRESS-
sssoaa ssss,ss.

WAsHrror0n, March f.-SerArn-ExIne
SESSION The senate, In executive scssioas -
day morning confirmed the apposntmcns
Cieveiand's cabinet. vice.Presidcut ssescnso.
Drcsiding Senator Sherman introduced e...
resolution u proposes that the scrms o. ~. NJ
Of shs prcsidcnt and vicc-prcsidens and o. ~
Fifty.fourth congress shall continue unsil b.
Of the Dsh Of April. 1871; thss the seasso:s
whose terms Would expire on M 9Th - hsrE
ip7. shall continue In once until noos o.
s0th Of April and that that time shall hefceuss
be substituted fns the 4th OF March - m W.
mcncemcns and tcrminaton o. tho e
terms OF Inc president and vice pressdenss 80
tors and Representatives In congress- To
luton was laid on tho tatle and ne eene~
journcd until Thursday noon. 4 K.
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NOT MAssAcReo.


tuuteae MOI ucepooebDie sor . >seu8ntef
Attributed 60 Them
ABIQuiu, n NJ. March i&--cspt p.
Stanley. OF silvcrton, Col, accompanied
by Thos Scweli, c. J, Gavin and J. C.
Clarke, of Denver. came here one week
ago Monday to prospect In the old
Spanish copper canyon While pros
pectipg In what 10 known rs Devils
Gulch, they were aston.shed at a CHASTITY
discovery In The way OF the skeletons Of
company OF soldiers that had been
missing from For; Mercy sYer since the
memorable day of the Apache raid on
Espanoln, September Q. 1879 II was
supposed they had been massacred by
the Indians, rs not one Of the forty
three ever returned, but !, seems they
all must have drunk from the verdigris
spring. where their skeletons have lain,
bleaching. for the last thirteen years.
Forty-threc skeletons. some Of theH
.stiil iueaa-d in uniform; three piles o.
guns. stacked - they had lcft them. :
lot Of ammunition. and the skeletons Of
forty Eve horscs constituted the extent
Of the ghastiy discovery.
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nicw ~. Head OG.

EAGLE PASS, Tex, March II Capt
Charles W. N. Cunningham was found
dead In his room at u hotel here lie
committed suicide with . revolver. the
bullet entering his brain. Capt Cum.
ningham was formerly a member OF
the Sixth Massachusetts, regiment He
has been very dissipatcd lately aud the
suicide il the result Of dependency.
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Clearing cariislss Faith.

WASHINGTON, March li,--Au the
prominent officials In the treasury de.
partmcnt including the two assistant
secretaries, the commissioners Of inter
nal revenue, the three controllers and
all the auditors, except Messrs Patter'
son and Fisher. have verbally rendered
to Secretary Carlisle their designations
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New York, March lathe celebrated
race horse Monitor. :he idol OF thor-
sands. and the pride OF his owner. Geo
Loriiiard, Is dead. Monitor was son
Of Gleneig and Mink, a sister to Sui
tana and Monarch!st by Lexington.
and was foalcd In 1870.
In seven years he took part In III
races. a. Of which fell 10 his share.
among them being some Of the most i'm
portant contests in this country. After
his racing career Monitor was given .
paddock to himself and allowed 70
spend the rest Of his days as he pleased
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cLEvElANDs TARIFF VIEWS.


: ss.... n..u,e,stion of Vicious Pro-
- 1870, Iey,.,atlon.
-,-,,. ,,,,,, 40 Al.
VI rresont 'ie'eiS"u 49,.
platform upon which he received the
support az the people OF the United
sea-. 49, ha no doubt after his
$500 s ~ =, .rn.ad There Is
insuRurAi audress j. peruse"
no equivocation or indirection IN MS
words. He saws
.Thcv tsse people, have thus determined In
favor "a ,,,r,e inst and equitable system OF
federal ,azstion The agents they have chosen Q,
promises not less han BY the command Of their
masters 70 devote themselves unremiiiinsy TO
tins service While , saere m snu De unSer,aken
w,ss i, "a g;,sou, yindictiveness our mis-.
sion Is not punishment, bu, the rectineation Of
wrongs If In lifting burdens from the aany
NE q our people We reu"'s ,aossa mi. q hui
O scs s.ssrc,, Of our return 70 right and
iustice.
We sxses rom =, '. hnns., dis,risrtion
~ ~ s.nd - benencence treas.
ured 10 for all ve bu, insis, upon prime ipls
which unoerlies O.. iIee insn'Su ,o mnel
we sSsr ssaae n W. .,nr soun,rymen TO thei
cn ~Su under Vicious tariff laws we blu
show them how far they have been led away
from the paths q contensment ana prosperly
when We PRIV, "r' M. -os. snv .snrn,shes m
snSs "s, scston for tssing the people, we al
nounce truth 20 plain that its denial woul
seem TO n,iiss e - Z e ws.ss 'a .ss .a
may be in ., me- ,ss,"s no~sr. Ssi when "
.sss ~ reinstate IL self.coniidenee and bus
ness enterprise Of err eisisens By diserediun
ar abiect depsndesss upon gosernmsntal ,an ave
we strive 70 Ssss .srv ss i'm nome Of Anne
, ,Ssm sSSicTement"
The recoenition n these words {
the right Of the people to command an
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-03-17
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The Harrison dynasty has ex.
hausted its possibilities OF power.
There will never be another president
named Harrison.-St Louis Republic.
Some of the republicans are kick.
ing because beauty is not acharacteris.
tic of Clevelands cabinet Well,
we've had enough hs~~sy, uow let's
try little hard sc nse. st Paul Globe.
Another four years of republican
ism would have thrown the country
into the hands Of receiver. The in
coming administration has great task
before il to right the mischief OF the
past four years Albany Argus
President Cleveland will find few
changes in the white house since he
| left 1t, but il he wants to be convinced
that some ones been there since he's
been gone let him look into the vaults
of the treasury. Chicago Times
| 1t hurts the republicans nightly
to have to get out, but it may be good
| for them in the end. They had reached
a point where they would have been
| spoiled forever without the sound
thrashiug they got-St Louis Re
public. =
when President. Harrison was
! ;naugurated there was s94ooo.00o free
gold in the treasury To-day there Il
but S., TOO, 0O0o Mr.. Harrison seems &c
have feared that Some crank might
consider Uncle Sam too much of a
gold bug" and shoot him.-N T.
World.
Whatever Mr.. Cleveland's party
may do, or may fail to do, there Is gen
, eral confidence, born Of his previous
5 administration, that Mr.. Cleveland, SC
: far as lies in his own power, will give
' the country firm, courageous, clear
. and patriotic administra.iou.-indian
: apolis News.
C The closing administration ha
a been dismal and disastrous failure
u What il looked upon as its GROWING
r glory, the iniquitous Mckinley law
e proved the source of fatal weakness
= and contributed more than any othe
r. one influence to the overwhelming de
r feat encountered last TALL
Free Press
III MIR. Cleveland has very properl,
devoted the early hours Of his ocen
= nancy of the chair of the nations chic
executiye to the graceful amenities
:, which ever follow great victory. !
- will be only few days, however, III
: the bene ficiares Of the republican In
terrepnum will begin to hear tning
= drop.-Chicago Times
n. Cleveland is the man for the era
u He is, the typical American h
- typical business man, the yP'ea
!, citizen. He has the pride OF eharaose
w hut no pride Of rank. He has ambition
- for result but none for glory lie ds
=, mands OF others what he gives himse
- TO them and to duty-faithful ana ~
. corruptiblc labor at the business 'aS"
~ assigned Kansas City Times
70 .--Seventeeu pardous for as man
~ hank wreekers and defaulters, whie
= are accredited to President Harrison
,s n pretty fair proportion OF the whoi
y number of convictions for defaleatio
~ from national baoKs which have pee
"a secured during his term, 1t is Ion
! list. and it must be take. 70 2 low W
o. eided tenderness toward such oiisl
!, ers. Springfield Republican
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OLyMrIA, Wash, March ii.-The
governor Friday night appointed John
Il. Allen, " 4. senator 10 succeed him
self. the Legislature having adjourned
Friday mornius without choosing q
ksna
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~ Pres1dsse>s Speseh
}11A6re r No hesitation OF evasion IN
IA p6stI6n Of President Clovelnnd's
jl1khgueai 81 whch he deals with the
tSriff question. he ptonounces Aqaere.
" for . tariff for resenpe only. ard IL
this stands with MS psSty. ia J.o~h
Eepublic- ~ =, z
10 one can read - eisas ead strong
words 81 Mr., fieveh1d's f1gnguraf nd
.drs,s wtthoaE ftellpg he ~ sssy
1ilssas A. a NJ NJ. q 6n1larty -
~ :! = . !; =
Times. n q q 3
Upon the larger lines Of political
| thought and action, the new admins
tration sets out upon It's journey
4 tow ard the fulfillment Of democratic
I pledges with much to encourage Us
members and to cheer the friends Of
good government Louisville Courier
| Journal
The inaugural address Of President
c: .S---s.:ss:.. va; :=::s e ~. :=- .-.s
the occasion Higher praise could not
be given. Less praise would fall
short of justice. The prevailing spirit
of the address is that of patriotism In
this Il is like the paterual addresses OF
Washington or the earnest s.imofs-
tioas OF Lincoln. The utterances are
those of honest conviction. The tone
is that of determined courage.-N. \.
World.
President Cleveland's inaugural ad-
dress is brief and directly to the point
on all subjects to which he addresses
himself. These are subjects which
Immediately concern the well being
and progress VI the nation. Mr.. Clevc-
land afiirms his purpose, so far as II
rests with him, TO carry out the will
of the people as expressed in the elec-
ton, not in any rash or destructive
way, but firmly and consistently. IN.
Y. Post
Grover Cleveland became twenty
fourth president Of the United States,
in the prime of his powers, being In
his fifty-seventh year, in good health.
and having had four years experience
as twenty second president of the
United States. lie carries to the exec'
utive of the greatest of nations mature
Judgment, phenomenal independence
OF will and courage TO seek to effectu-
ate by constitutional means the demo
cratic principles upon which he has beer
! elected. His second installation in the
, white house marks the beginning of =
, new era in the progress Of the Amer
! ican people. Chicago Herald
Not the least impressive part Of thu
: proceedings was the inaugural address
OF the pewly-installed president Mr.
. Cleveland has weil-eatNbliahed repu
~ &st;sk Tor happiness - The making Q
i addresses, and on this occasion he wa
more than usually feiicitous. The I'D
dress is broad strong, statesnanlil,
: and in the best sense fitting TO the oc
casion. There is no attempt at orator
ical or rhetorical display. II Is tn,
plain speech of plain man to plair
people. In its earnestness, however
its conciseness, its grasp of the situa
ton, 1t Is model Of what such speech
on such an occasion should be. II 4
; the right word at the right time ant
J in the right place. Free Press
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nr. Hamlln AcauiSlsd.

CLEVELAND, O, March Il ---Dr. Chaa
Harulin was found not guilty in police
court Monday OF the murder OF Mrs
Betsey smyth. Shc died from the Of.
fects OF morphine, and Dr. IiaInlin, who
attended her, was beneficiary under
her will. II was shown that MIRA
smyth was addicted TO tho use of the
lr.tu