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A PECULIAR REMEDY.
Something About the New DIscov
cry for Curing Dyspepsta.

The Rev. f. I. Bell. highly esteem
ed minister residing in Weedsport. Ca
yuga Co, y. Y, in a recent letter
writes as follows: There has never
been anything that I have taken that
has relieved the Dyspepsia from which
I have suffered for ten years except
the new remedy called Stuart's Dys-
persia Tablets. Since taking them I
have had no distress at all after eat
ing and again after long years CAN
SLEEP WE'LL. Rev. F. I. Bell. Weeds
port, y. Y. formerly, Idaiia, Colo"
StUart's Dyspepsia Tablets IS a re-
markable remedy. not only because IL
is a certain cure for all forms OF in
digestion. but because IL seems to act
as thoroughly in old chronic cases Of
dyspepsia as well as In mild attacks
OF indigestion or biliousness. A per-
son has dyspepsia simply because the
stomach is overworked. all il wants
is a harmless. vegetable remedy TO
digest the food and thus give Il the
much needed rest.
This Is the secret OF the success OF
this peculiar remedy. No matter how
weak or how much disordered the d.
geetion may be. Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets will digest the food whether
the stomach works or not New life
and energy is given not only To the
ste mach but 20 every organ and nerve
in the body. A trial OF this splendid
medicine VIII convince the most skep-
tical that Dyspepsia and all stomach
troubles can be cured The tablets
are prepared by the F. A. Stuart Co,
OF Marshall. Mich. but so popular has
the remedy become that Stuart's Dys-
peps1a Tablets can now be obtained
ar any drug store st 90 cents per pack
age Send for book on stomach diseas-
IS freq
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WASHINGTON. Nor. i7.-Undeterred by
the dtsagreeable weather a good sized crowd
made the trip 10 the BenninEs track today Il
was day for long shots. not less than four
OF the events going 10 outsiders In the fourth
rrillo and Marsian were almost equally
backed 10 win, with odds slightly in favor OF
the former, who passed under the wire first.
The hard rain OF last night made the track
sloppy. and there we're number OF scratches
because OF bad going. Summaries:
First race. six furlongs-Bonny Boy won.
Labor second. Diminuave third. Tina
l:I6 Is.
Second race, Ave furlongs-Tyran won, Med
dlesome second. Rare Perfume third. Time
les IS.
Third race. one mile and three-quarters
hurdles-FiOraiine Won, Arrezo second, Hurry
Up third. Time s;2g.
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Trfllo won.
Loiterer second. Wordsworth third. Time.
l:o
Fifth race. mile-Ben Ronald won, jefferson
second. Sensational third. Time, l:44A
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MANY CRIPPLEs.
PennsyIvanin's Practice shows Up
Several Disabled Men in Line.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Nov. lin the alb
cence of Coach Woodruff. Capt Out aud took
charge OF the University OF Pennsylvania
football team today. All the men were out
except OverGeld and Mcmahon. oyerfield 10
still confined to his bed with an attack OF
the grip, and Il IS possible that he may not
be able 10 play again this season. Should
this be the case. McCioskey will probably
take his place in the Cornell game on
Thanksgiving day. and Smith may be given
a chance at full back. McMahOn's ankle
which he wrenched yesterday. is causing him
much pain. and II he should be unable TO
take part In the big game Hodge will prob
ably play left end.
Capt. Outland lined the men up today ard
gave them twenty minutes signal practice.
The work was good. but slow on account OF
the number Of erpples. The men who are
more or less ailing are Garrett Gardiaer
Coombs Hodges. McCracken and Buegenbs re.
These men were retired after the signal prac-
tice and with scrubs in their places the team
was lined up for hfteen minutes practice
against the scrubs. The scrubs were given
the ball for ten downs at the expiration OF
which time they were four yards back OF
their starting point. The varsity put up q
strong defense.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. iT--At the annual
session OF the American Association OF Agri-
cultural colleges today ". NJ. Lggett OF
Minnesota. was chosen a member OF the exec
utive committee.
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TROUBLE BREWING.
China and Thibet Said to Be on the
Verge of Falling Out.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Nov. 17-Ac-
cording to late Oriental advices there
is trouble brewing between China and
Thibet. a Yachow dispatch says:
"A perfect Of Yachow has arrived
from Thibet. whittier he was sent to
settle up the troubles following upon
the Chan Tuis raid in Chan TUT and
Derge last year. The whole Of the
raided district has been given over TO
L Hasa and Lama rule a fetrocession
OF annexed territory on the part OF
China that is as little comprehensible
as the 'abdication' of the Russians in
Corea- There are those who say that
China is apprehensive OF the growing
independence OF the Lsmas, and, as the
treaty between England and Tibet
expires this year, she IS afraid the
Lamas may open road for the British
from Darieehng to HASA"
From Batavia comes news that the
Dutch have recently passed a law,
which accords the japanese residing in
the Dutch colonies, all the rank and
privileges of Europeans.
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TELEGRAPHIc BREvITIES.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE secretary Of
the navy has ordered court Of inquiry to
investigate the abandonment OF the Spanish
cruiser Maria Teresa.
CHICAGO. Nov 1T.-Jutsro Komuro the
new minister TO the United States from Japan,
accompanied by Y. Muroti. the Japsness
minister TO Mexico. passed through this city
today.
DAYTON. o.. Nov I7.-John Kirves. a
plasterer. blew his daughters brains out to-
day and then made an Intellectual attempt TO
suicide
LEXINGTON. KY. Nov. fat Ashland.
the home OF Henry Clay, Lieut. Desha
Breckinridge son OF ex-Congressman W. G.
p Breckenridge and Miss Margs Mcdowell,
great granddaughter OF Henry Clay. we're
married al noon today.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The court OF
claims todaF rendered Judgment OF Ases.
600 IN fayer Of the New York Indians. whe
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Gardner whips Fatrman.

WHEELING, ". Va, Nov. 17.-Eddie Gard
Ter, OK this city. and brother OF the famous
oscar Gardner, defeated Fred Fairman, a
aspirant TO featherweight honors.
IN the twentieth round tonight Of which Was
TO have been practically a finish fight. Gard
ler outpointed his man, but failed to land
until the seventeenth round, when
he sent Fairman TO the floor for the count.
FaiTman was sent again in the nineteenth. He
made game effort TO stay in the twentieth,
but was hoored with a stiff hook on the jaw.
He was all but gone, and Referee Leslie
Pearee stopped the contest, giving Gardner
the decision. They met at 124 pounds.
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THROUGH CARS re CALIFORNIA
Quick Time-Best Service.

Tourist car running through To Ios
Angeles leaves Twin Cities every THURSDAY
via The Northwestern Line"-C.. 81 p.
NJ. Q. Ry.-the Pioneer through car line
from the Twin Cities 10 California making
the following fast time:
Leace Minneapolis 40 p. m, St Paul 7:45
2. m Thursday arrive Ogden $40 a. m.
Sunday San Francisco GAS a. m Monday
Los Angeles 1880 a. m. Tuesday
Each OF these cars is accompanied through
from starting point to destination by one
of our own employees. thus insuring every
attention 20 ladies and children or any other
passengers.
For tickets at lowest rates and other IN
formation call at fl3 Nicollet avenue Mime
apolis. and SS5 Robert street. st. Paul or
address T. W. Teasdale, general passenger
agent ST Paul
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entered suit to recover the value Of certain
lands donated to them in Kansas and subse-
Quently DISPOSED Of by the United States
PITTSBURG. Pa, Nov. H.-G- w Schmidt
wholesale liquor dealer, today fled peti-
ton In voluntary bankruptcy. The schedule
shows liabilities $s16, 723. assets 349641.
NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-Emil Seidenberg
Joseph Seidenberg and Adolph Steifei. con-
st.tuting the firm OF Seidenberg, SteifeI q
Co., cigar dealers, today fled a petition In
bankruptcy The liabilities are 500, $685. and
contingent liabilities SOP 932.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov 1.-THE eighth
annual convention OF the American Repub-
ncan College league which was postponed
on May last on account. OF the war. con-
yened In this CITY today with about twenty
college men in attendance.
DIES MONIES, To-, Nov. 1.-THE Grant
club Of this city banqueted Osborne W..
Deignan. OF the Aerrimac crew. this evening.
He left stuart. To-. h.s return 70 the Rts-
oizts. at Brooklyn, today.
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EVACUATION AGREEMENT.
spanish Cuban Commission Finally
Amx Signatures.

HAVANA. Nov. II. 9:l5 p. m-As cabled
yesterday. the date % the Spanish evacuation
has been definitely settled as Jan. l. All the
Spanish troops then remaining In the island
Will be quartered under the protection Of the
United states in camps previously designated
The agreement for the evacuation was
signed this afternoon by the Spanish com
missioners. the Americans having previously
a'hXed their signatures.
Col. Clous this afternoon visited Gen. Ar
rado. PRECEDENT OF the Spanish evacuation
commission VINO Bf1Xed his signature TO the
convention. and sent Lieut. Col. VeraJa with
Col. Clous % the other Spanish commission
ors who also signed t.
The Spanish soldiers viii carry their small
arms. colors. field pieces and the entire
equipment OF an army In the field.
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For Baby's ska, scalp oBd hair, soothing
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ing and beaHtifying as CUTICURA SOAP.
For distressing heat rsshes, Cbafings, In
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itching. irritations of the scalp, with dry.
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Marquis Gratined.

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE MARQUIS OF I.sn.-
downe. secretary OF state for war, speaking
az Plymouth tonight, on general politics, re-
TERED 10 bis qualification over the Anglo
American friendship. In the course Of the
speech he sketched the large scheme OF i'm
proving the home defense by providing a new
type OF guns which would require a smaller
number He said that he felt sure that when
the government had completed its scheme
the country would be prepared for the heavy
sacrifices Il would entail.
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BOWLING GREEN, KY, Nov. 1.-THE Ma
tional Association of Fox Hunters today had
fair weather and good sport although no
foxes were caught. Three foxes were chased,
but, with ali the fine horsemen and the herds
OF thoroughbred dogs, the foxes got away.
Most OF the day spent with testing the
hounds in rapid ehases by the horsemen. and
the lines OF the circle were not complete 50 as
70 corner the foxes.
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PREPARING TO YIELD.
Indications That Spain VIII Soon
Give in to- American Demands.

Indications That Spain VIII Soon
Give in to- American Demands.
MADRID. Nov. 17.-About all the pa
pers deprecate the dilatory proceed
lngs at Paris, expressing their belief
that the United States will decline
arbitration and urging the government
TO yield quickly, since it is impossible
TOT spain to renew the struggle or to
eXpect european assistance, and
furthermore, because 1t would be bet
ter to cease wasting money and to con-
centrate attention upon Spains do
nestle affairs and the restoration of
her finances
All the special dispatches to the Lon
don papers this morning from Paris ex-
press the belief that the Spanish COM
missioners viii finally yield, though
under protest. to the American de-
mands.
PARIS. Nov. 1.-THE clerical force
Of the American peace commission was
Busy nearly all last night In translat-
| ing the Spanish memorandum present
ed at yesterdays joint session. As g.
result, when the Americans gathered
for their daily session today, the Span
ISL presentment lay before them in
English
1t is safe to assume that, added to
her insistance on the preservation Of
her Philippines sovereignty, and her
proposition to arbitrate the construc-
ton of the third article of the protocol.
Spain has made two other important
statements:
First. that on the ground Of financial pro-
btty she cannot allow any discussion here Of
the validity OF her action fin pledgfng the re-
sources OF the Philippines for the payment of
the Philippine debt.
Second. that in connection with the Amer
lean proposal 10 reimburse Spain for her
pacific expenditures in the Philippines she
cannot admit of any inquiry as to how she
has spent the proceeds OF sthe loans based on
the Philippine pledges.
If Spain has assumed this attitude
and 1t Is believed she has done so, she
practically compels the American COM
missioner to consider at least the en-
tire Philippine debt and its assumption
by the United States or the Philippine
Islands as a condition to SPANS amia-
bic surrender of her sovereignty over
those islands.
1t is difficult to understand how the
Americans can reply to this in any
other manner than by strictly outlining
their position and giving the Span
iards time limit in which to accept
the proposition of the United States.
But the American commissioners may
patiently continue their endeavors to
arrive at an amicable understanding
| on the subject. -
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Read Golden Rule adv. on page 2 70,
special prices for today only.
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BALTIMORE, Nd. Nov. 1.-THE National
Fratornal congress. IN session here this after
noon. elected officers. Vice President D.
Stevens. OF Philadelphia was the unanimous
choice Tor the presidency.
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Army DismissaIs.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IL - Mai. Frank
Bruce, brigade surgeon; Capt. Lee Lynn.
commissary department; Capt. Joseph B.
Foraker. assistant adiutant general have
all been honorahly discharged, their services
being no longer required.
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IA UNITED INFLUENCE
GERMANS REALIZE THE SIGNIFI-
CANOE OF THE ANGLo-AMER-
ICAN FRIENDSHIP
FIRST PROOFS. APPARENT

People Abroad beginning to Apure-
cfate the Effect ON the PoIftic.
of the World of the Joining of
the Two Great EngIish-speakinx
Powers I'm a Defensive or oRen-
sive Alliance.
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PARIS. Nov. 17.-ln legal circles here the
belief Is expressed that the court of cassstion
will shortly order the return OF Dreyfus 70
france from his prison on DEVILS island on
me coast OF French Guiana. the ground
that II Is impossible 10 carry on the examina-
ton OF the prisoner by cable. In view OF the
cost OF such a proceeding. as well as In view
Of the necessary delay.
La Petite Republidue says that during the
recent trial OF NJ. lola for libel, Count Ester
hsEy was overheard TO say that Gen. Blot
formerly minister OF war. gave him 50 900
francs for forging the bordereau
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SAVE YOUR SKIN I EeE s Ists ss:s; hen

irrltatiOns. chafings. undue or offensive perspi-
ration and other saualye uses, nothing so
soothing purifying and refreshing as a bath
with CUTICURA SOAP. the most effective skin
purifying and beauufying soap in the world
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CHICAGO Nov. 1.-THE annual convention
Of the Natinal Firemans association BEGAN
here today. +. A. Woods, OF Cedar Rapids
To-. presided
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NATIONAL GATHERINGS.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 1.-THE National
Municipal league viii hold the next confer
ence for good city government In lndiangpo-
Us on Nov. So Dec. I and ?
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Chinese Soldier, sor England.

LONDON. Nov 1s.-The, Marquis OF Lans-
oovne. secretary OF state Tor war. has issued
the necessary orders for the enrolment Of
battalion OF j. 900 Chinese 20 serve under
British officers at Wei Hal Wei the recently
acquired British naval station the north
coast OF Shan Tung ,promontcry.
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LONDON, Nov. lS.AThe Berlin cor
respondent Of the Times says:
The German attempts to deny the
reality and significance of the Anglo
American friendship are now being
abandoned There are certain tmpon-
derablita. to use All expression of Bis
nlarck, which citizens of both coun-
tries, residing abroad. have already be-
gun to appreciate as the first proofs
of the united influence OF the two DOW
eTs in the politics of the world"
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Premier sustained.

VIENNA. Nov. 17.-=In the reichsraih today
the resolution of Herr Pagerman. TO impeacn
for summoning police ib6 the chamber and
for other violations Of parliamentary rules
in the last session ilwasi under discussion.
The house finally rejscted the motion BY a
vote OF Is3 70 Is
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TRY GRAIN-O! TRY GRAIN-OI

ASK your GROCER today 20 SHOW you q
package OF GRAIN-O, the new food drink
that takes the place OF coffee. The children
may drink 1t without injury well tia
adult. Ali who try IL like it. GRAIN-O has
that rich seal brown OF Mocha or Java, hut
Il Is made from pure grains, and the most
delicate stomach receives II without distress.
4 the price Of coffee Ice. and Is cts per
package. Sold By all grocers.
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Charles CurrAn- q farmer from Rockford
H.. reported 10 the police last night that
be had been robbed OF SO in the Yukon sa-
feon. Robert and Eighth streets Re claimed
thai a woman took the money.
many are sx-EaSte-n players.
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SYRUPS-
indiana Giving TroubIe.

DENVER. Col, Nov. 17-Game Commits
sioner Swan today received reports that In
dams from Utah have again invaded North
western Colorado and are killing game and
cattle He asked Gen. Sumner. Commanding
the department OF the Colorado. TO send
troops to drive the Indians back % their
reservation. The general said he would walt
further adyices before ordering out the
troops.
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ST; CLOUD. Nov. 7.-(SpeclAl.)-The st.
Cloud high school football team viii NEE;
the Central high school team Of Minneapolis
tomorrow: in game at Athletic park. The
81 Cloud team has been beaten but once
this season and that WAS by the South side
high school team. OF Minneapolis Weather
permitting. large crowd will witness TIE
game.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.-This government
will decline to remove the restrictions i'm
posed by law on the importation OF cattle
from Switzerland. owing 10 the prevalence IN
eleven caRtons o. the Swiss republic Of foot
and mouth disease
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ATTACK ON HICKS.
Grand Master Workman scored by
"a New York Delegate

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE feature Of to-
days session Of tho Knights OF Labor con-
yeptou was on attack on Grand Master
Workman Hicks by New York delegate,
who charged that the grand master had ad-
mitted an outsider 20 a meeting of the order
IN cuntTavention OF the constitution. When
the delegates learned THAI the outsider
was Mrs. Hicks. who CHANGED % be present
during part OF the meeting simply because
~ was held az the residence OF Mr.. Hicks.
they quickly disposed Of the grievance. The
other business OF the day was almost entire
~ N "a routine character.
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HARVARD's LINEUP.
Cambridge Men Put In Their Last
Practice mt Home

CAMBRIDGE Mass, Nov. 1.-THE Harvard
freshmen eleven this afternoon had It's last
practice on Soldiers field before leaving for
New Haven. The work was light. and. owing
to the conditions OF the field. slow. II con-
slsed In tackling handling punts, signal prac-
tice sS~l running with the bali from kick
OFFS. The team Is in frst-class condition and
is sure 70 put up good game Saturday.
Following are the men who will be taken
10 New Haven. Campbell Lewis Rainsford
Greene. Hadley. Spear Pruyn r. Motley.
Lawrence Deyen. Blagden. Pistine. Hollings-
worth. Carroll. Grow. l.. Motley. Cole. Willis
Hall and ClNy.
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WIZARD sCHAEFER.
VIII Teach billiards In the city of
Mexico.

CHICAGO. Nov. 17.-Jscob Schaeter. the
billiard wizard. Eugene Carter, who claims
20 be the greatest exponent OF cushion
caroms In the world. and Billy Cation. nave
perfected plans for opening q palatial bill
lard academy In the City Of Mexico The
three experts expect 10 go to the Mexican
city after a three months tour o. the West
by Schaefer and Carter. The players claim
that the venture has ample financial backing
in the persons OF two Mexican capitalists.
who believe that such an academy would do
a paying business.
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$40 Miles

along The Yellowstone River, the Northern
Pacific through trains run. Our Tourist Car
for California is attached 90 that train ev-
cry Wednesday
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HIeh-Prieed Porker..

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Nov. I7.-Thiriy mine
Berkshire hogs, OF the EImvood herd OF Rea-
ben Gentry. Danviile. KY. sold today at the
$6s.71
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carllst Fear. GroundIess.

MADRID. Nov. I7.-At the cabinet council
today the minister Of juEtice Senior GrosSard,
edclared that the fears inspired by the
Carlist agitation were alb o,utely grouadless.
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Cycle Board of Trade Quits.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1T.-At q meeting OF
the stockholders OF the National Cycle board
Of Trade today. IL was decided TO dissolve the
corporation
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TROOPS IN TEN DAYS.
That Time They VIII Begin
to Arrive mt Havana

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE movement OF
United States troops to Havana province will
begin within ten days. The exact date of
their arrival VIII be determined by the reports
OF Mai Gen. Green, who commands a d.
vision OF the Fifth corps and who is now In
Havana.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE Tioga Ma
hOnal Bank Of owego New York, which
suspended payment on Aug. 16, 1895 has
been permitted 70 reopen its doors for bust
ness
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with the Fox Hunters.

seven games up at the Manhattan Chess club.
Play viii begin tomorrow at 3:3e p. m.
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Rnnk Reonens.

Fine Furs. e. Sundkvist, manufacturer.
SS2 East Seventh street 81. Paul
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Cheers Match a Go.

NEW YORK. Nov. r7-Showaltsr and IAN
owsG signed articles today for q match et
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| Resd Golden Rule adv On page for
| special prices for today only.
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MEMPHIS Tenn. Nov. 1.-THE National
quarantine convention assembled here today
The opening sessions were devoted 10 the
business OF securing permanent organiEa-
ton. 4 telegram from President Mckinley
was read. expressing his interest in the pro
ccedmgs