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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-30
DOWN THE BAY.


The West side Social club. an organl-
zatlon Of this city. which ~ wen ana
favorably known through it's many
creditablc public pleasures such ns
fairs. dances and excursions and out
of-door pastimes has chartered the
steamer Favofite for another down.
the-bay trip saturday evening Theis
VIII d. an orchestra aboard FOR the
purpose of dispensing music g. those
Wbo wish to dance
~ view ~ previous well managed
anairs ~ this organization " ~ safe to
say % largo ard select crowd viii avail
themselves ~ ne opportunity a. enjoy
an evenings outing down the bay.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-30

Queisy he went up the stalrway and
pushing the door open. saw Mathew
30 Win one haw- on the headi. .Nard OF
urs whites bed, and one knee on the
bed Itself Mathewson was in the art
81 setting upon che bed.
Without saying a word TO Mathcwson
ne gave him blow on the side " the
bead. N1thev's0n went down 20 the
1cor and began creeping 10 the hsii.
way upon raininr which. ne 20. upon
his feet Then White said thar bo
knocked Mathewson down two flights os
stairs
Nr. h1thewP07A senior. came up
stairs and asked what was the rnsfter
Whfe tod Nathcwson 20 bring nj. son
up sri he would explain.
when the son csFne White accused
hin ~ being IN hia wife's room. For
rest denied this and then there vvas /,
general stfueRIe. In 5yhich hottie ~
rrfibr water ard carpet-sweeper
handle figured rathrr and son pltched
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MRS. HARRINGTON SUES.
tcontlnned DOM Page one.l

McHennon testified that he was mar
ried and lived at home on Jan. 2th last
ana that shortly after he cut down the
wages ~ plaintiffs husband That the
plaintiffs husband came 10 him when
in bard circumstances and was given
work and on the day Mrs. Harrington
complains Of his conduct he slmply
Went home to inform her that her hus-
band would return 90 the city the fol-
lowing night and he denied any OF the
circumstances related by Mrs Harring-
Ton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-30
Wins Fulbourns Slakss.

London. June 3O.--The Fulbourne
stakes were won,by Mr. Wallace John
stones Paigle, Mr.. Larnach's Simons-
wood was second Mr. Nusker's Vest
ernham. with sloan up was third. Ten
horses ran. The betting was 9 TO
against WeHternham.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-30
Missing frcm Ms Nome.

Charles Peckham. So years old. has
been missing from his home. corner of
Smnth street and High Service ave-
nue.. siice carly this morning 10 IL
feet inches tan and wsrrs dark
suit on clothes. His face r. clean
shayen. lie is said 90 bc demented.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-30
smll Frs

The alarm from box 255 this ~ 1rnlne
Mah TOT hre on the roof - a shed in
PotierH' lumber yard on AIirns uv.-
nue.. The damage was SO
The alarm from box f15 ln TIA an.
rered district. wae for n firi On a hen
house az No. 8 Union avenue. Damsrc
S5
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-30
0her Cases.

Another barber who figured in dl-
vorce hearings today but unfortunate
ly on the wrong side was Joseph T..
Narien. His wife, Jennie. sought "A di-
vOrce from him ON the ground OF nom
support. She claimed, Joseph made good
money but he spent IL In drink instead
OF on her and his children. Mrs. WARREN
cited number OF instances i'm support
OF her claim that she had not been ade-
quately supported and these instances
were proved by other witnesses. When
an informality Of the officers return Is
corrected Mrs. Narien will get her d.
vorce. her household furniture and SO
week. Page q Page are her attor-
neys.
other divorces heard today were:
Annie l.. Roome vs. Albert f. Roome.
Further heard and granted. s. T.
Douglas for petitioner
Martha 4. Blanc vs. BENJAMIN T.
Blanc. DesertiOn and non-support.
Granted. II. w. Kimball FOR petitioner
Theophile lie Doux ys. Elizabeth lie
Doux Adultery. Heard in part. {. ].
fuTnTW0TTfT rOT nTTTTfOnUT
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Mr.. PROSPER GETS DIVORCE.

Continued from Page One.)
on the grounds OF desertion. Mr.. Lewis
said he thought his wife left him be-
cause OF jealousy. He was given n
splendid character by the men ne work.
ed for and his neighbors. IL seemed
from the testimony that trouble Mr.
Lewis had for a time with his eyes thar
threatened to impair his earning ca
pacity was the real 1cause OF the
trouble. NJ Lewis in his testimony
said neither his wife nor four children
had spoken 10 him I'm five years. though
like himself they reside In Pawtuckct.
One night Mr.. Lewis said that owing
To a spell Of scoldng his wife had been
indulging i'm he stayed a [ the office OF
the livery stable where he worked
when he left the barbering business,
He started home Ia breakfast about
o'clock the next morning and on the
way home ne met his youngest son with
The family Bible and some clothes. The
son said his mother had moved and
-Str,r-rrf-tf he ftif4444t Y 4i4.e,4 44lt. ett1-
questions by Judge Rogers he said the
trouble was he would not fight with his
wife and that he was extravagant i'm
his home and had been an exceptionally
good husband and his wife was ter
magant.
Bernard Keenan, testified that Mr..
Lewis worked for him nineteen years
and was one of the best workmen ana
received always very high wages. He
knew Mrs. Lewis WAS woman with
temper but otherwise was a good wom-
an Mr. Lewis was an exceptionally
good husband and extravagant I'm his
home providing. Mr.. Lewis was ac-
cording 20 this witness and others a
moral man and kind father. Mr.
keenan, said that Mr.. Lewis trouble
with his wife seemed to begin when his
eyesight became affected. Other Wit
nesses testified that Mr. Lewis always
was industrious and spent money on
his home very literally
The divorce was granted. Thomas w.
Robinson was counsel for the petition
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ATTACKED YOUNG MATHEWS0N
Claimed He Found Young Man 10 His WIfs's
Sleeping Room al Night.
THIS ASSERTION STRONGLY DENIED.
Judge In Deciding Case Declared That Rs Did Mo-
B,Iisp Msihsxson Mas In Room Cass
Of jealousy ard Imagination.

Alpha h. White was tried in the
sixth district court today for an as
sault upon Forrest Il. Mathewson. This
AFFAIR occurred at No. Il Harrison
street last Saturday night.
Mathewson testified that his peoIl le
occupied the lower tenement. the
Whites the upper one and that 10, slept
In the attic. The witness said that he
went up stairs 10 go TO bed and that
wheE he went Go the further end OF the
hallway TO raise window Mr.. White
came up stairs. struck him. knocked
him down In the hallway and then
Knocked him down two flights OF stairs
Mathewson said further that he came
home late that night and after reading
paper for quite "a while went 20 bed.
That was about midnight.
that was about midnight.
In ross-examination Mathewson said
that Miss Smith occupied one OF tho
attic rooms: but that he did not know
who occupied the room at the head OF
fhe stairs. He had never seen any
body 40 in or out OF that room, al
though he had romed on that moor Tor
five or six years. Mathewson said that
he could not conceive why Mr.. White
assaulted him.
Mafhewson thought that IL did not
rain and he observed no lightning when
he raised the window. The latter was
about FIVE feet from the door OF the
room claimed by the defense 90 have
been occupied that night by Mrs
White.
Mathewson couldn't tell how White
was dressed or III he was dressed al all
The witness denied that unexpectedly
White caught him in Mrs. Whites room
and that the first blow White gave him
was In that room.
He also denied that he had made
practice or peeping mo me foOnl'
on that floor occupied by young ladies,
or that he constantly brushed up
against their bed room doors.
Tbs Fsihas Testimony.
lob s. Mathewson, father OF Forrest
Il. Mafhewson. testified that ne waa
awakened by hearing somebody get
ting a rush down the back stairs. He
Jumped out OF bed and found his son
ri the door. Forrest was then in his
underclothes and stocking feet. He
could hear Mr.. White talking.
sn response 10 his inquiry his son
told him that Mr.. White threw him
down both flights OF stairs. The witness
partly dressed and went up stairs 10
ask White what the trouble was. In
stead of answering the witness. White
took broom and hit Forrest who had
followed the witness up stairs. Then he
and his son took hold OF White and
tried to quiet him down.
Then White at first refused 10 adj
vance any reason for the ASSAULT AID
then sad that he had caught Forrest
in Mrs. Whites room. Mrs. White had
come out of her room and was sitting
on the stairway. and when her husband
made that statement she declared that |
Forrest had not been i'm her room on
that night. or on any other occasion, |
and that he had never addressed an
Improper remark 10 her. Furthermore, |
as between them. there had never been |
any Improper conduct.
s Mr.. Mathewson said he would have |
been surprised had Mira White ac-
then and there that his son |
was IN her room.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-30

Ak 1MMENsE SUMMER sl..Lrl,
~ mail f"r extermlnafing V0sauito.e
iroibs. fies: small msfli iana retfit
boxed, f2c. sells tl.f0 SIMPLEX
LAMP co. Brooklyn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-30

TO LET-rPPER TENEAiFNr' IN
hrst-clafe order. all mrdarn ifnprg.a.
nfnis. ~ Wood street. Apply g.s
" Nestminsfer.
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Providence Telephone Co.

AZ q meeting az the Bofr,I ~ Direciors
heid this day. quarterly dividend of ono
dollar share was declared. payable Juls J..
iSn 90 stock huiiiers ~ record .unr H.
tHARLf~ A. HOWARD >ccrctsr~
Providence, n l., June a.. lssa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01
RAILROAD WAR IN OHIO
WaGed Over a Disputed switch at
WeIIstOn.

Columbus. O. Dee. 30-A special from
Wellston. @. says:
\ railroad war is on between the Column
bus. Hooking Valley and Toledo and tho
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern roads. as
a result of which the Hooking Valley has
torn-up switch and severa! ruined cars
and the Southwestern a probable damage
suit on lis hands. The Hooking Valley
road built switch on the private property
along the Southwestern tracks and have
held it down With loaded ears. This morn
ing a gang OF 5 1uthwesteru ,raeknen ov-r-
powered the Hooking Valley employees and
tore UP one rail OF the switch. and then
a switch engine with a chain completed
7he work. A lot of cars loaded down with
pig iron We're backed on the disputed track
by the Hooking people. but We're di-ched
and smashed. blocking both roads. \ large
force o fHockins Valley men came in AT
noon and regaiued possession Of the dis
puted territory The Southwestern officials
wired for additions, men. and moro trouble
IS expected. 4 Hooking Valley Hreckiug
crew has arrived
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01
OHIO COAL POOL GONE UP
AL, Efforts to Revive the Agreement
Have Failed.

Columbus, o., Dec. 30.-It was reported
today that the efforts to revive the Ohio
coal pool have utterly failed and both coal
operators and coal carriers will let their
organizations go to pieces with the wreck
of the Central Coal and Coke company.
which was disrupted owing to inability to
withstand the fierce competition of the
West Virginia fields. The operators have
heretofore had an organization called the
Ohio Coal company. which company oper-
ated with the Ohio Coal Traffic associa-
ton in the maintenance of the Central
Coal and Coke compact. The operators are
not now disposed to continue the organiza-
ton, and even the Ohio coal roads are
6lsinclined to maintain the Coal Traffic
association, believing that ithout legal
power to issue joint tariffs for the seven
roads its usefulness as a statistical bureau
is not sufficient to justify the expense.
The various roads are preparing to issue
their own tariffs independent of the as
sociation. 1t may he revived later in order
to relieve the roads of this work, each
maintaining its independence. but at pres
ent it looks very much as though all coal
agreements in Ohio are off. Whether this
means further cutting in coal rates is for
the future TO develop
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01
TO SPREAD OVER ILLINOIS
st. Louis and Northern Incorporated
With say 100000,

Springfield. Ill. Dec. S0.-Importsnt pro
ceedings took place in the secretary Of
states Office today when articles Of in
corporation were granted 10 the St. Louis
and Northern Short Line. It Is proposed
10 build and operate a railroad from a
point between Peoria and Pekin, near
Grove. in Tazeweu county. to East linton.
with branch from Geneseo. Henry coun-
~. 10 oline Rock Island county. and from
East $. Louis 10 Peoria. via New Hol-
land. and from Springfield 20 Chicago: and
a branch from Gl.n Carbon. Madison coun-
ty. 10 Mount Olive. Macoupin county. and
from Marin. Madison county. TO a point
near sparta Randolph county. The capital
stock * S25.o5o.ce1
The fee paid 10 the secretary of state for
the license was $25.lso the largest in the
history Of the Office or the west for the
organization of any one company for
croft
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01
SUIT FOR A LOST TRUNK
Involves Question OF Vast Import
anee TO All Railroads.

ilwaukee. Wis. Dec. Sp-An importan,
suit has been started in the circuit court
of this city. which, if The plaintiff is sue
cessful. VIII make every local railroad
ticket agent The agent Of every railroad i'm
the United States.
Edward r BreCkway sometime aeo 0ur-
chased from the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad company, through City Pas~eHEs-
Agent f. NJ Shaviey ticket emitting
hi INTO transportation over the Chicago
and Northwestern and various other r1i--
roads 10 point in the south on the Sa-
Vannah. Florida and Western railway.
Brockway sues for the loss Of a trunk. ard
srasmuch as the ticket was purchased in
this city the action was commenced here.
Judge Johnson today issued an order on
Mr.. Brockwsy = SHOW cause tomorrow
why service against Mr.. Shaviey should
Pet be dismissed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01
while Drunk Murdered His BOY

Cincinnati. O., Dec. So.-Frauk Weber. a
mou,der. today struck his only son. Frank.
aged u on the head with a hammer and
crushed the skull The crime was COM
mit,ei II Ms home. on Pine street. Weber
had been drinking heavily and had even
robbed his chiic's bank 10 procure whisky.
He was or the verge Of collapse last night.
ana now says that il seemed 70 him -hat
either he OF Frank must die. and h de-
,ermined ii should he Frank The pres
trate mother SAYS she knows her husband
was insane when he committed tae -,,r-
der
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFvTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS
all PAIN: CURES WIND collie and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01
P9uIney Bl=rIaw yfrynI.

London. Dec. ao.-Pouitnsy E:Se.ow. who
returned frsrn me Philippine islands via
New York on Saturday. les az his house
in Chelsea dangerously 81 from dyseutery.
contracted n ne FAR east H.s condition
was most crttlcSI on Wednesday and
Thursday. Taere vas consultation q Ms
doctors yesterday To-Day be = 50 much
better that it . hoped the DANCE. is
PASSED
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GEO. c. EVANS. D. o., President of Faculty.

HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES VA
SANTA re
or Docs-nher e. = 3 AID e. lss. and
-1ua-y ! and e. i,.1 -Ee santa Fs V4H
saI round trip tickets 90 any ps.nt Elta-n
- niles ~ Wicz.ra 20 r4te . one fare.
good returning 1r-l Js1ssrT
Phone Ess l. p DELANEY. A-e--
HOLIDAY RATS VIA ROCK ISLAND
On Dfcem5er - = = &c = IS. zas
Jz-u5ry z arc 2 ls t5e Great Rock
Is-ard al sel t.cks-s 20 suy Folas z1asn
G. distance sf - miles. a. Fate = one fare
gcr zae ro1nd tTg. ssoE returning y e
AID 1-c,lE.-r Tar-zry &
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

France Will have nine warships build
ing in 1899. Interesting details have been
published regarding the French submarine
boat Gustave Zede, which. it is claimed
has just emerged from some successful
tests at TouIon. she Is said 10 have tor
pedoed the French ironclad Magenta twice
one when the latter was anchored and the
second time when she was moving. The
only drawback It l. pointed out. IS that
the eddy caused by me boat betrayed her
movements al $50 yards n broad day
light The principal Of me invention IS
shat the boat Is no longer blind. two lieu
tenants having invented an eye which ca
cilitates submarine progress. Another
French submarine beat. the GymneJe is
now armed with torpedoes. and third. 70
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between the I'M
nersigned. doing business under the name
pf the Western Grain and Storage COM
pany, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, VIM. G. Little retiring from said
firm. II. (. HODGES.
WNI. G. LITTLE.
Wichita. Kan. Dec. 81. ISIS. 40-6t
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Exchange Stables.

Exchange Stables a. Orlando and Still
water. Make specially OF carrying pas
Eengers between .hese points. Also dosa
general livery business. Travelling men's
patronage solicited.
SHIVELY. VAN wYKE & SHIVELY.
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Are Won Going 20 CALIFORNIA =
DjssoIutton of Portncrsbin

The California Limited. Santa Fe Route.
gives the best and speediest service. Only
RSi days, Chicago to Los Angeles.
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and search for the murderer was prompt
| ~ instituted. 4 gen d'arme, mounted on
bicycle, overlook Vacher and called
upon him to produce his Identification
papers, whereupon Vacher quietly handed
over to the officer his dischareg as non
| commissioned officer from regiment of
zOuaves.
Why, that is my old regiment" ex-
claimed the gen d'arme. Il am hunting
for man who has just cut a boys
throat Have you seen any suspicious
characters"
renely. Il saw man running across the
fields to the north, about a amile back
from here"
Thank you" cried the gen d'arme. "Pn
be after him.
The gen d'arme then hurried off after
the imaginary murderer and the real Gull
prit quietly stole away from the scene of
his crime.
The most prominent victim of Vacher
was the Marquis de Villeplain, who was
killed while walking in his park in the
southwestern part of France not far from
the Spanish frontier. Vacher crept up be-
hind him ,felled him with a heavy stick
and then cut his throat. TIE murderer car
ried off the coat Of the marquis and his
pockethook containing some bank notes.
He then sought refuge in Spain.
The boasting Of the murderer led to the
detection of a number of his crimes after
his arrest. For instance, he killed boy
Is years of age, named Bully, near Lyone,
in June 1897. The crime would never have
been discovered but for the boasting of
WAGNER, as the lad was a notorious poach-
er and chicken thief, and his disappear
ance created no stir at all.
In January of the present year, Vacher
made furious assault on a warden of the
prison at Lyons, where he was confined,
and almost beat him 10 death before the
prison guards could overpower him. On
October 80, of the present year, Vacher
was sentenced to death, since which time
he has continued feigning INSANITY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01
Writing Paper Trust Forming.

Providence, r. L, Dec. 30-Dean & Shib~
ley, brokers and bankers Of this city.
have taken charge of the arrangements
to consolidate the paper manufacturers
of this country. The deal will involve
about $40, 900 and will include the mills
making writing paper, bond paper, wrap
ping, ledger. envelope and newspaper
DaDer,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

No Obs
Where you q sn1 Ssea. tie Rex Isizaz
services - always re test Lev rGgsA
faEs tine sas oosrssoss ssez;nsz-
2 DRAKE. T. 2 A RrkP
Z n. THoEPsoS. 4 q 2 4 4.
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JUST ID Be Killing
Vacher, a French Jack the
Ripper, Butchered People.
MUTILATED AFTER DEATH
He Made a Specially of
ShepherdeSSeS.

Paris. Dec. S1.-Joseph vacher, the
French Jack the Ripper" was guillotin-
ed at Bourghen- Bresse, caital of the de-
partment of the Ain. this morning. He
protested his innocence and simulated in
sanity to the last. Vacher. who was %
years Of age, was condemned at the Octo-
Der assizes at Ain. Early in life he is
known to have brutaIly murdered four
boys, six women and girls and an old wild
ow. Most of the victims We're tending
herds when Vacher came behind them
and cut their threats.
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THROUGH TICKETs-BASGAGE
CHECKED

Nag. Tine Tables sad fgH fafor-a,isa
about fhs Santa &c Route sns -Fr.scs
Line can - STAINED fro7 thrfr ucks:
sr-ce ~ Douglas AvenBs station. vA5ca
Is opss uaiI - - > IA every cay. A.
questions cheerfzI1Y answered
L Il UEr.zNET Are-.
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The government inquiry into the causes
of the terrible mortality among railroad
men, which, during the past ten years.
reached AIS persons killed, while 90 I'll
were injured. shows the accidents to have
occurred chiefly among the switchmen. In
consequence of this showing the board Of
trade sent an expert to study the systems
in use in America. This expert has jus Sc
returned here, and brought with him speci
mems of the American automatic couplnss
which. he reports have reduced the mum
Der Of accidents in America by 50 per CEN.
1t is understood that the president of tie
board of trade, Mr.. Thomas Richie. Will
introduce q bill TO make automatic couu-
lings compulsory in Great Britain. Con
siderable opposition is developing against
the biz as the change VIII cost e7.eO0.0oo
CS35C 90. COO
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GOING TO EASaAa crTTr
WHATS Tx fsHE

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ss>ad tbs sxsaiaE sta yssr Trends a.
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= = , n rsacsiax Kansas clsT a. &
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

Rates of advertising made known up0i
application
The proprjetOrs reserve the rlgnI 70 e
ject and discontinue any advertseIllL'ei -
contracted for either by themselves -
their agents ,.., az
Entered in the postofice' at Wich..La O.
EecOnd-class matter and entered TOT LIZ
mission through the mails as such: -,
Eastern Business ONCE: The IT p45IIe,
Building, New York City; western BE- IT,
ness office, The ROokery," Chlcago' e IL
S. c. Beckwith Special Agency 0oi0
Agents Foreign Advertising. x--,-
Readers Of the Eagle when in New V I,a
City or Chicago. can see copies OF "
paper at the Office Of our agent at inc
address given above.
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wash my chiid's head every week with
warm wafer and CUTICCRA soar. and rub II
httle CUrICURA (oincmenD. Her hair IS fne,
thick, and very long. reaching below her waist
when standing erect. Mss. c. GRAHAM.
IOs9 No. California Ave. Chicago, IL.
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Continued on Ninth PAGE
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Day E~Ss. = e-Es.ss. : sests a yea.