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THE TEEs IS AFLoAr.

VICTORIA, March 27.-The steamer
Tees. which ran ashore on Thornorg
island some time ago. reached here to-
day. The damage Is slight.
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Ecsema brokc out on my ianehter, end CON.

tinued to spread until
her head was entirely
covered. She was treated
by several good doctors,
but grsw worse, and the
dreadful disease spread
to her face. She was
taken to two celebrated
health springs, but 70
ceiyed no benefit. Many
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-28

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II It
fails to cure, Is c. The genuine has L. n.
Q. on each tablet. For sale by Charles
Rogers
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anNEnNon nIApl.l.Y ro Moyn.

RAS FRANClaCo March u The can
SAYS thar Governor Hradlcy " Kentucky
has drtied 60 rrttie permanently In
San Francisco and take up lho practice
~ iaw
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

The higher up you go in apartment
houses the higher the price.
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iiuw few women realize when they SO
To- po photographed that thc icns liking
un LlcA Do lhe hclLer lhcy VIII look.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-28

A woman generally pushes the door
on which is the sign pull and pulls it
when push" stares her in the face.
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Buy gloves for the wheel at least
full size larger than those you wear of
OF II.
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PRESIDENT RETURNS NORTH.

THOMASVlLLE. Ca. March g7-Presi-
dent Mckinley and party left this after
noon for Washington.
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patent medicines We're taken, but without re-
suit, until we decided to try 5. S. s., and by the
gan 20 heal, A dozen bottles cured her com
pletely and left her skin perfectly smooth, She
Is now sixteen years old, and has magnificent
growth OF hair. Not q sign of the dreadful
disease has ever returned.
II. T. SHORE.
27Oi Lucas Ave, St. Louis, Mo.
Don't expect local applications OF
soaps and salves to cure Eczema They
reach only the surface, while the di-
sease comes from within. Swift's
Specific
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-03-28

An umbrella is a good thing to carry
these days.
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What affronts TO ones digestion are
offered in the name Of the chatting uish!
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The Death Knell' has been sounded
to Apothecaries' Drugs, and sign ITO
LET will be in many windows Of doc
tor offices since the Aunt Jane Home
Remedy for female troubles has been
placed on the market. Every man or
woman, married or single. should send
a two-cent stamp to our Office for a beau
uful illustrated circular, free. Address
The Aunt Jane Medicine Co., rooms 1914
Lewis Building. Portland. Oregon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-27
DIR. WOOD

of Cleveland Ohio. the expert special
1sr and ciagnOstician, located at lis
West Sixth street. who has had s.
years experience in the exclusive study,
treatment and cure of CHRONIC DIS
EASES. treats with remarkable success
Diseases of the Eye and Ear Throat
and Lungs, GOtter Neck, Nerve and
Brain Affections, Catarrh. Diseases Of
the HEART. STOMACH. LIVER and
KIDNEYS, Painful Affections of the
Bladder, with difficult Urination, and
all weaknesses peculiar To either sex,
no matter from what cause, speedily
cured. Chronic Constipation Piles
Cancers, Epileptic Fits, ParaI ysis,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Erysfpelas.
salt Rheum, Dropsy ana all Skin and
Blood Diseases.
Special attention given to Diseases
of Women and Children. All Chronic
Diseases made a speciality. Private
matters strictly confidential. OVER
10 600 CASES have been treated by the
Doctor in the last five years and but
one of the vast number 10 whom he
promised relief died. The Doctor offers
$500 to any one who can show a better
record than this. and he offers the
same to any one who can excel him in
locating diseases Thousands who have
been under his treatment VIII vouch for
his skill and success in treating Chronic
Diseases.
We would say to the afflicted that his
new plan Of treatment is a perfect sue
cess.
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SHOULD NOT COMPLAIN.
White Man Who Married CoIored
Woman In Trouble.

John Kirsher, a white man, walked
into the police station Saturday night
He is short and old. He hung meekly
on the desk railing and told his trou-
bles to the chief
My Wife" he said, "she will not let
me rest in peace. I am afraid of my
life. When I went home I found she
had pawned my clothes and bought
whisky with the money. She is drunk
| am afraid to go in the house She
hit me on the head with a hammer and
mas butcher knife there to use on
me"
How old is she?' asked the chief.
she is 22''
''She must be a terror"
Yes, she is 1 have found out what
kind of a woman she is to nv sorrow.
L must take my punishment But
want you to send a policeman with me
SO l can go IN my own house. I am
AFRAID she viii kill me-
The man lived at 1882 Harrison
street. officer Bernard went with him
He stepped in the front door. There
was a colored woman drunk. Well
SAID bernard to himself, III settle the
cook and look for the wife" It took a
good deal of struggling to quiet the
colored woman and then the officer
turned to the man.
wife 90 - 'O"i
There
Where %
That woman"
Not this colored woman?'
Yes
We'll, III be switched" said the Of
ncer in surprise. He was so dumfound-
cd 70 learn that the white mans wife
was colOred that he allowed her to
chew his finger awhile before he took
1t out Of her mouth. She was taken to
the station and locked up on the charge
OF disturbing the peace. Kirsher was a
well to do farmer west of town and
last July married a coIored woman. Al
the time of the wedding Della Nav
notorious coIOred woman and sister of
the man wife, got drunk and a free
hight took place Bernard's finger Is
tied UP in rags and snlints
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QUICK WORK
HEALING
The SICK.
4 SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN.

The diagnosis Of a case Of sickness is
the first and by far the most important
part Of a physicians work in bringing
back to health and strength his
patients, for unless it is correctly made
the medicines applied are more likely
TO do harm than good It is therefore.
OF the highest importance to those who
are sick to secure the services of some
one whose superior knowledge viii
guarantee a diagnosis correct beyond
the chance of doubt. Such a person is
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Refarences.

George A Auers and wife of Toledo
Furnace company. office 4, residence S14-
S16 Jefferson street: Mrs. Clark Mrs J.
n. Gregg. paralysis. SheIbyvfIle. Mich
Miss Bridget Conway, goiter neck, 3l9
Washington street. Cleveland. o.. Mrs.
Peter Eastman. female weakness, Green
ville- Mrs Edith Snyder. salt rheum. Bry-
an. o. Rev. s T Lane. Port Clinton:
Rev O. N Byron. Chica go: Rev John
Gordon, Detroit. John ShU1ler - Elm
street. Cleveland. Herman Schmidt. 40
Berne, Cleveland; C. H. Wilson Cleve-
land; J. krunner, Summit street, CIeve-
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Verdic. Against Chicaen.

Chicago. Nov 25.-A verdict for 50
500 was rendered here today in the
United States circuit court in favor of
the Pennsylvania Railroad company in
its suit against the city for damages
done during the big strike of 1891 The
railroad asked for $4,000. The decision
is regarded as important as having .
prOba bic influence on the actions of
other roads which suffered property
damage during the riots.
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FAVORS FOR SKATER.
VIII Be Asked of Congress by the
President

Washington. Nov. 25--The president viii
ask the incoming congress to pass an act
retiring General Shafter with the rank
of major general in the regular army. He
has already been retired with the rank of
brigadier general This purpose Of the
president is the explanation of the reten-
ton Of General Shafter in the volunteer
service up TO this time. it being felt that
his chances would be frightened by his
retention in the active army until con
gress has an oppOrtunity to act.
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st PAU, Nov 2I-CaDtaiD V-5l1is,,
HoIcomb, superintendent of the dining
ana Sleeping car service of the Great
Northern railroad, dropped dead on the
street here today from heart disease.
captain HolcOmb was well known in
the mississippi river service in the ear
" days as captain and pilot. He was
born in Cincinnati. O. in 1924
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Scores Die Daily.

san Francisco, Nov "a special to the
Chronicle from Tacoma says Yokohama
affairs prevails at New Chwang. Man
churia with respect to the bubOnIc plague.
Hundreds of deaths are occurring weekly
the mortality reaching forty 10 sixty
every day. The disease is beginning to
spread over AIanchuria owing to the fact
that the Chinese authorities have utterly
refused to take sanitary or quarantine
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HONE DESTROYED.
Frank Oliver Returns to Find His
House in Flames.

When Frank Oliver and his family
went to their home in Auburndale Sat
urday night after spending the evening
in town they found the house in flames
and in five minutes after they arrived
nothing but ashes
The house was near the asylum end
of the street car tracks. It was owned
by John Higgins, engineer at the re
form school and was insured for $500.
The contents we're also insured. The
origin of the fire is not known.
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Liverpool GRAIN rmnor+s

Liverpool. Nov 27-The imports Of
wheat into Liverpool for the week
were From Atlantic ports "a. 200 GUAR
tiers; Pacific ports none; other ports 26.-
600 quarters Imports of corn into Iiv-
erpool from Atlantic ports for the week
were 101, 200 quarters.
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London, Nov 27.-ConsoIs lost 4 at
the opening on the stock exchange to-
day on dear money and approximations
of a rise in the Bank of EngIand's rate
of discount ConsoIs for money were
quoted at 1921, and consoIs for the &C
count 1O2 SIS
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Tacoma. Wn- Nov 27-The purchase
of large tracts of ir forests by eastern
lumbermen has caused a sharp ad-
vance in the prices OF both logs and
standing timber. StUmpage prices have
risen within the past 80 days from 10
TO 20 cents according to the accessible
itv Of the timber bells.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-27
INDEPENDENT DISTILLERY
Capitalists Arrange to Build Largest
WHISKY House in This Conntrv.

Terre Haute. Ind. Nov. 27.-Capitalists
Of St. Louis. indianapolis and Terre
the erection Of a new independent. dIstil-
lery here which. il is said Will have
greater capacity than any in the country.
Several meeting have been held in this
city recently and negotiations are under
way for q large tract OF land necessary
for the diStlIIery buildings and the cattle
pens. The men behind the project decline
TO discuss details
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-27

St. Johns, N F. Nov. 27.-The British
steamer Buena Vista. Captain Frazer.
from Montreal for this port. is three.
days overdue. It is feared she has been
damaged by the recent gales in the
Gulf Of St Lawrence.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-27
Kansas City and Return S2oO Via
the Santa Fe.

Account football game between Kan
sas and Missouri Thanksgiving Day.
Plenty of cars viii be put in the 7.30
a. N train TO accommodate the crowd.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-27
CHINESE FENIANS.
Patriotic Organization Formed In San
Francisco

San Francisco, Nov. 27.-Woo Sing
Loo, Chinese agitator, addressed q
large number of his countryTnen last
night in the interest of a scheme to re-
store to the young emperor of China all
the powers of his rank. Accordingly to
the Chronicle, the meeting was called
by the Chinese Empire Reform associa-
ton, composed of 9ST young men of the
Chlnese quarter It is proposed to raise
a fund of $50. coo for the accomplish
ment of its objects. which include the
Introduction of many reforms into the
government of the Celestial empire The
Chinese consul. it is said. has intiraa-
ted that should the plans of the new
society take on the attitude of the Fen
ian insurreCtion, that the matter Will
be laid before the proper authorities.
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G. G. WilIiams Of Toneka So.

Il had what had been called barber
itch. I tried different remedies without
relief consulted DR.. Wood at lis w
bIn street and ne at once pronounced 1t
eczema and said he would have my face
smoother in a few days L took treatment.
and in days my face is smooth as il ever
was believe in DR.. Wood for any skin
disease
Topeka. Kan, Nov. Is, 1899.
To Ny Afflicted Sisters
1 was Such a sJIrterer from female Wea K
ness that I abandoned myself and thought
of suicide I read DIT Woods advertise
Inent and at once placed my case in his
hands and today / am entirely well of
that banefuu i'll so common to our sex
II YOU are suffering L advise you to go
and do likewise
You will find his office at lis w 9Th St
The doctor viii Impress YOU as one who
Is master OF his profession.
MRS. 5. G. CLARK
Topeka, Kan. Nov %
The following is what John W. Harri-
son says;
L have been afIing for a long time and
treated with different physicians but still
kept running down. becoming alarmed
about my case I was gTasping ar any
means for relief. On reading Dr. Wood $
advertisement L concluded to consult him
and see If he could tell me what allied me
To my surprise he told me my case in
without me telling him anything regard
ing the case He told me he could relieve
me In q few days I took treatment No
Tember Is and within ten days I am
entirely relieved and improved beyond all
expectation The sick Will make no mis-
take in placing their case in the hands
Of the able physician, DR.. Wood, lis W.
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Topeka, Kan. Nov ..
A New Testimonial.

Cleveland. O.. Jan. Is 1880
], the undersigned. was victim of Ca
tarrh and Stomach Trouble for years. L
called on Dr. Wood. 1913 Euclid avenue
last May The doctor explained my case
IN fun detail without asking any ques-
tons He said he could cure me and pro-
ceeded 10 explain how his medicines would
act 1 began course of treatment and
found his remedies had the effect he
stated they would, and in six weeks T had
gained pounds I am glad to recommend
DIT W God to those afflicted with Catarrh.
Stomach Trouble or any Chronic aflment
FRED BEN$INGER.
COllinWo0d, 0.
Ffndlay o.. Feb. % "a.
For years have been afflicted with Salt
FRheum IN my hands. I employed both
local and travelling physicians and no two
agreed as TO my case. neither did they
cured me Finally consulted with DR.. Wood
and he disagreed with all the others bur
he said he could give me as smooth hands
as ever had OF cOuse I had bur little
faith after such disagreement of the
medical faculty But I am happy 70 saw
that after two months trea trIlent am
entirely well, and if any are suffering
9th like disease, DR. Wood viii cure You
II you viii try his treatment
MRS EDITH SNYDER
= Oriee located at us West sixth street.
Topeka. Kansas
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Lecture Course.

Song recital by Mr. Max Heinrich,
baritone and Miss Julia Heinrich, con-
tralto, Tuesday evening. November IS.
Tickets at Rowley & SHOWS.
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST-Black pointer. Return for reward
to 40 Ohio avenue
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FOR EXCHANGE

>~-~~--~----0-0---------~~
TO TRADE-FOr residence property far
ther cut room residence with modern
improvements, two blocks from state
house, good cellar, electric lights. cIstern
bath. barn, paved street ~. care Journal
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FLORISTS


MRS. J. R HAGUE. Florist. successor 70
R J. GroFes. 81 Kansas ave Phone s02
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FOUND-Wh here watches are cleaned for
stairs
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PHYSICIAN AND suEaEoNa

L. A RYDER, NJ. Z.
OFFICE and residence corner Gordon It
and Central ave. North Topeka. Phone
IA Uses the Brinkcrhof system Of rectal
treatment, successful and pafnleaa
treatment for piles. hstula- hshure. VI
ceration, etc
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MISCELLANEOUS

ANY ONE WANTING FLUES RUIL.T
plasterine or patching done. call 1eg
Quincy street.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE
Vacant lots in west part OF the city very
". N. FORBES. 1s ". 9Th st.
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CASH OR TRADE for lot on Kansas ave
Address Price, care Journal.
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FOR SALE
Several good properties on monthly pay
ments with small cash payment.
". NJ FORBES. 1I6 W. 9Th st.
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FOR SALE
good business houses at a bargain.
w II. FORBES. lie w. eth St
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WAN IS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS.
WANrED-HELP

~--@--~~-~-~~-@-@7>--~- ~
WANTED-By a widow lady with one
child, employment as hOuSekeeper: will
work for reasonable wages: win go to
country if wanted. J. s. 1103 Taylor st.
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE
Two resident properties in Kansas CITY.
Kansas for Topeka city or farm property.
W. n. FORBES. 116 W. 9Th ST.
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WANTEp-sALEsMEN.

@-~-~-~-~----~~-~---~~--~-~-
AGENTS-Outfit free-F'reight paid, cred
it given, for selling the finest set of in
structive, entertaining Christmas books.
graded for children of all ages. at the
lowest prices ever known: 30 cent book
containing beautiful illustrated poem of
Lords Prayer. only Is cents. S1.00 book
. cents; 81 50 book 50 cents: g 50 book IS
cents: liberal commission TO agents. Fer
guson Printing Co. room S07 Ferguson
Building, Cincinnati Ohio.
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WANTED-By an elderly woman a place
TO do homework. 631 Smith st.
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IDA c. BARNES. NJ. D.
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw.
EDUCATIONAL.

fFG0fE -ffRfGNCAfsE EFT GHGf-E7sh
de Nine Robinson. Rue de Polk mil
deux cent vingt ct
FRENCH AND GERMAN Taught either
in class or private terms reasonable
Mrs. Hannah kfhIberg, 316 Harrison st.
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R-I-P-A-N-S. 10 for 5 cents at druggists
They Danish pain and prolOng life One
gives relief. No matter what's the matter
one will do you good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-06
new TIN.PLATE PROCESS

That May Revolutioniza the BUSH
ness, Owned by the National Tin
Plate Company, to be Incorporated
at Charleston To-day-Whttaker
Iron Works In It.
A charter will be secured in Charles
ton to-day for the National Tin Plate
Company, with an authorized capital OF
100000.
The incorporators will be Judge
James A. Beaver, ex-governor Of Penn
sylyanla; State Senator Nelson E.
whitaker, Of Wheeling; William Rodg-
ers. Leechburg, Pa; j. C. Mcdowell,
vice president Philadelphia Company,
Pittsburgh; w. E. TugtIn. Pittsburgh,
and A. B. DAILY and Charles DAILY,
Wheeling.
1t is said the new company will de-
yelop patents Of Mr.. Rodgers which
are expected to revolutionize the tin
plate business. The Rodgers process,
by re-arrangements Of furnaces. rolls
and other machinery, makes 1t possible
to manufacture tin complete within an
hour and ten minutes instead of six
days by old processes. Acids are done
away with entirely, which prevents OK
Idatlon and corrosion OF the plates.
Fifty experimental tons Of the Rodg-
ers tin have been made at the Whtta-
ker Iron works in this city which, 1t is
claimed. has proven entirely satisfac-
tory.
OF the incorporntors, Mr.. whitaker is
the president of the Whitaker iron
works, of this city, where the expert
mental product had been put out; Mr..
MCDOWELL is a PIttsburgher interested
in the Wheeling Natural Gas COM
pany, and Messrs. A. B. DAILY and
Charles Daily. of this city, are officials
of the Wheeling Natural Gas Company,
the former It's general manager.
owing to the lateness of the hour, the
gentlemen interested could not be seen
last night, but 1t is intlmated that the
compnny's plants will be located In the
wheeling district.
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Gle grlteILiaenerr
ofilco' 20 and 9 i Tourteonth street.
New Advertisements.

To the Employees of the Aetna-standard
Mil Col. Spence.
Hygele Da!ry-SImpson, the Mllkman.
Money To Eoan-Union Loan Company
For Sale-Theo w Fink & Co.
For Sale--HowRrd HnElett q Son.
Opera House-A Rag Time Reception
Copley Prlnts-NIcoll's Art store
Eighth Page.
Several Parties Wanted-Third Page.
Wanted-Anyone Investing N.OO-Thlrd
Any Any Party seeking-Thfrd Page.
Wanted-ro Meet Business Man-Third
Hot Water BottIes-R. II. List.
!. .. o. II. Funeral Notice.
Stocks for Sale-Slmpson & TRtum.
X. Of p Funeral Notice.
Rich Plalds-Stone e. Thomas-Elghth
Page.
Fifth Page.
Hard to Please-The Hub-EiEhth Page
A Winter Suit $l5,OO-Morton C. Stout &
G6.-FIfth Page.
Coffin Page.
Bros.-Flfth Page.
Stocks For Sale-NOrton & Co.
Rellable-Geo w. Johnson'S Sons.
For Shte-G. O. Smith
Extra Quality-H. r. Behrens Co.
Notice, d. o. X. K.-Eighth Page.