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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-07-27
STATE BANK OF IDAHO

EDWARD sHAINWALD.. President
HERMAN HAAS.......Nice President
q / SEI.WYN. ...........C Cashier
ANDREW ADAMS directors
NJ, McGREGOR
CORRESPONDENTS, Boise. Capital
state New York. Mercantile National;
Omaha, First National; San Francisco.
Wells Fargo; Salt Lake, McCofmic a. Go.
A general banking business transacted.
Interest allowed Oh time deposits
Exchange drawn direct ON The prlhci-
pal cities Of the United States and
Europe Drafts on Hong Kong, China,
al San. Francisco rates.
Special attention given io. making col
Ilections and handling bullion.
Highest prices paid for AL kinds q
~afrsnls.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-07-27

'This is bad world, RAFFERTY," re
marked Mr.. Dolan, IAN money is the
root ~ all avil.'
"Oi've heard say so befoor," answered
Mr.. Rafferty,, "but it's n mistake. If
'twerc true, ye'd see the intcire popula-
ton out workin' fur dear loife wild
picks an shovels. Washington Star.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-07-27

Closefist- William Hunt is the most
optimistic young man know.
Hardcash-What makes you think
so?
Closefst-IIe tried to borrow money
from men. Y. WoiH.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-07-27

the sickest of ailing youngsters.
Mr. aud Mrs Kimbrough were visiting
here early last week
sherman York came mp to Alpine Sun
day riding brand new bike. July is
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-07-27

Natural crushed fruit in ice cream
soda gives the most delicious luxury
for a hot day-Try one at Jenney's
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-07-27

Miss Ilixon has completed the
school seusus and finds 376 children
of school age-l90 boys and 1856
oirls
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-12-26
NIIsnInecd sx,nnnthr.

There was once paterfamilias who
was cloquently indignant about the
way his daughters imposed upon the
laundress in the matter Of white petit
coats in winter. at WIS shame at all
seasons. he said. "but in cold weather,
with no excuse for wash skirts. it was
cruel 10 ask that POOR, Woodworking
girl to slave and toll over their wash
ing as she was obliged to do. .
One day the paterfamilias happening
to pass through the laundry. tore up
stairs. white with rage, to where his
daughters were. well. girls, = he
cried. s.this is too much. White petit
coats in winter are bad enough, but
when it comes TO such white petticoats
as saw Della breaking her back over
just now down stairs-ruffies from top
to hem and tncks and lace and en-
broidery-why. it's a days work to
look at one Of them. If you must have
such extraFagant fripperies, for heaven s
sake have them plain. .
The daughters investigated. Since
the last paternal outburst they had
given up white petticoats, either ruffled
or pinin. and in either spring. summer.
hutumn or winter It was as they fear
ed the 'exravagant fripperies, ruff
fled from top to hem; over afch poor
Delin V as breaking her bac were the
pkepeft of Iecr pelis herself
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-12-26
A1wnxs short.

A small Texan youth of 10 years,
who comes from highly respectable
but somewhat INDECENT family, has al
ways held high regard for truth. One
time, while visiting relatives at Lake
Geneva. he. with two others. was
caught in severe storm, which nearly
capsized the yacht. The driving rain
drenched them to the skin, and. when
a passing steamer lowed them to the
pier of Il private villa they were glad
to accept tic offer of shelter which
the kindly Chicago millionaire extend
ed them.
: The millionaire's daughter sent down
dry clothing and hot restoratives, and
when they had changed their apparel
descended herself to be sure that they
We're comfortable. The youthful Texan
was the first she addressed.
Now, little boy" said size, "are you
sure you have enough clothes to keep
you waIm?"
NO, haven't replied he bluntly
Il never had enough clothes" Chi
ago Times.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-12-26
a Rnce of TaiIed aIen.

Africa is continent rich in tailed
men myths There is supposed to be n
caudate race of pygmies somewhere in
the uplands of Abyssinia. The Main
Mains are celebrated case A good
many years ago the French government
dispatched a NJ. Descouret with instruc-
lions to explore some of the least known
parts of Africa and to ascertain the ex-
act degree of truth in the various stories
about the Main Mains. He describes
the people as being mostly under FIVE
feet in height. i'll proportional, thin,
weak and ugly. with short, woolly hair
and with an external elongationsof the
vertebral column. which, he says, Sin
every individual, male or female, forms
a tail two or three inches long. Med
ical Record
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-12-26

a shoT time sillce he tlaT1 liter OF q
millionaire drove up to the door Of a
ieweler shop. went in and selected a
turquoise and diamond ring valued at
$3.50. She made ont her check for that
sum and passed il to the proprietor.
who glanced at it and then looked in
quirin up at the young lady and
said, There is some mistake here, /
think.
The young lady flushed and asked If
the check was not for the right amount
She was told it was. but
But what she exclaimed frigidly
80 you mean that my check is not ac-
ceptable2"
The jeweler acknowledged that he
knew. quite well who the young lady
was. but explained that the check was
not made out Just as it should be, and
he handed it back. The girl ran her eye
over it and then turned a deep crimson.
tsOhi' she exclaimed, 1T sect And
then she proceeded to make out another
check. She had signed the first one.
ssYour own sweetheart. Jessie. .
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-12-26
sneeohlenn yvith nage.

"Stropg emotion. says Darwin, lin
terrupts the steady flow of nerve force
to the muscles This prevents the
proper working of those muscles which
=are used in speaking; hence the STUN
bling and indifference of the speech.
"The voice sticks in the throat, = to use
the words of Virgil. In some cases
speech is for short time impossible, as
is seen where person is said to be
''speechless with rage. The hoarseness
OF the voice is due partly to the fact
that passion causes an oYeraction of
ull-the organs, partly by the fact thar
for generations harsh and fierce sounds
have been made use of to terrify oppo-
nents in quarrels. and so have come to
be associated instinctively with anger.
Possibly the fact also has its influence
that the utterance of sounds such as
those referred to is in some way or the
other a relief to the feelings.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-12-26
YcIInM Ncrr Yorl,.

We know cf no city in all this land,
which is less national in its feelings.
its ideas and its aspirations than New
York 1t has never yetdone anything
really national There was not public
spirit enough in the well to do classes
of the town to even build the pedestal
of the Liberty statue. The same classes
waited years and went begging all over
the country to raise fund for the
Grant monuments duty which, in
1850. they claimed as their peculiar
privilege But New York is New York.
There is none like it, nor shall be till
our summers have deceased. 1t is yell
low and it continually doth Dark
Washington Post
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-12-26
sehednle IN elIeet %. i. SEE.

BALTiNoRE u CUMBERLAND VALLEY BItANcH
Leave Hfugerstown Tor wa-nesboro. Cham
bersburg and lnlcriuelinfe STATIONS IL 6.sI0 a.
m. and for ShirpeneDgrg and l,ifcrmedfat.
Stations at lilo ~. and 90 =. M
Leave ShipIicnsbnrZ for llageFrtown and In..
termediaie SfatiOns ut 600 4 NJ. aud 200 ~
IN, aud rave Chauibefshiirs for Hagerat0En
aud intermediate Stations ut Is p: IN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-12-26
raAINs VA AITENsglIn our-oTr.

Leave IIagerstown for chamDersbufe ma
intermediate Stations at 6.l2 n IN. nnd 3 81 D..
M. aud leave Chamhers6urg Tor HagefstuFn
and intermediate Stations a. ls an. and
7.49 p. ~.
Additional trains leave BALTIMORE for Bnlo
Bridge aud intermediate statiO1s 1t iosiTsa
IN. aud Go p. W.. aud ibnfe Union Bridge
for Baltimore at 6.Q5sa. M, aud 1870 -. a.
daily. except Sunday.
sUSDAYsoNLY.-f.eav Baltimore FRI M
Bridge aud Intermediate Statinrs g.35 81.
and 2 81 p NJ. and leave Union Bridge df G.
a. M, and 5 .05 p. IN. for baltimore sud Iptels
mediate StatiOhf.
TRIMS fOrFfedericl leave Bfucegiile at 5 5s
3. 80 and 30 a m. aud s =, ana 8 80 .. H.
Trains for LittiestoWu and Fancy town letsf
BTnecyitie "a q NJ. and 5 4Jp ~.
lave Rocky Ridge for Eml1ifebnfg 81 20
and 10 80 a. M and 3.;3f AID 6 IS .. fl.s lfIgtf
EinnittbuT.s for R9ciiy Ridge az :. 50 and u %
& 10 aid s. aud 4-5Op IS.
Daily al others Daily except sunde
more.
y, HOOD, Presft. apd ssehsl sIati'
= u. liklSHS0 OLD, tien.1 Pass. Agent
0c. 10. 1898
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-12-26

Nos. II and SO connect with main line trains
for all points South nnd Southwest, aud NJ
Washington for all EASTERN Citirs. No change
o cars between Washington andHairisonburg.
For detailed iEitr alton apply to nearest
agent Of SOUTHERN RaiIWay. or write to l.. s.
Brown, GemefAl Agent. Washington. D. &,
PRANK 5. CANNON
Sid Vice Prrst. & GcH'l Mgr.
J. NJ. CULP, Traffic MIR
Dec. y. ". =. TURK, Gcn'l .pa=s.Agt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-12-26

"He plays well that Wis" Hoods
Sarsaparilla wins the victory over disease
because it possesses genuine curative
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-12-26

TOUY astsasolTne Stove VIZ hare Them
ID Aisu Oil sf0yss. Di..i't lie iiurEt up vii
the heat 1Uin a roDk sfoec= Use ore. 1 .irctizl
and you y ouid moi be withontit Fol saie a..
.CtToVEs They have advaI,csi . per cent
- bnt We.are still SCI ong all,t s. eli %
hand at tie old priee Is ftiIi .iitet j l;0oisifF
Stove nov IS your liliauee . 1sl one cheap -
~ go
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-12-26

pass Pass. NIixd.
Leave AN. AN y. NJ.
Eextng ton. 10 II 30 co
Siaiinton. IS Is p. m. so
Harrisonburg IS 2 10 90
Train connects wsth Southern r. r.
Harrlsonbprg at 700 a. m. for Strusbnrg
Jnnetiou aud Harper's Ferry Division.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-12-26
w 3. BEVILL [, General Pass. AGENT
ROANCKE VA.
Southern RAILWAY.

HETwEEN wAsHINoroN, Alex S.nkIA, STRAs-
uuga ASD HARR soSauRG.
Cundynsv,lrimc TaDlesin Effect Dec. 10, 1899
Grains Nos and so daily trains Nos Is,
11.l4 aud ~ daily, except Sunday.)
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-12-26

fli1INE 1ld 4
stove 1asNla
Tor a|n Iot
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-12-26
SAVE YOU MONEY,

Myers Hay Speaty. Single Planters
ehestm of On the Tiger.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-12-26

MALL doii't by bid bis si0ci; a Public
z qles pels
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12
Us14zMsA,.5slGm, 70, =.
- a--e5 New York Blk

reg MR. uss1e~ ceza nj - Col JAMS
= Smith. fired s1Ea 8.areSgts regiment
si'syIER fHs engagement. Several of ire
AfsrFseezsE4 fs1ess vsFe Kt5ed aH8 IRE or
tneEr EVre zlssT1ts+sl- r aE - eo-FES a
s7lAs5Ake ts1f sszca mistakes stsg2s3 not
3so4Ts Feeling razTs E1gh even YET IN
Mania among Re Ns1 SIS oyer tbs e.
far. They ssaFe EeeAE deal - szg &5ctS-
sssEn a fstsszaK@. z agat EU9~ $40 ~ 70
tf4SGH fpF tire tsSgE1ce- Tuere calzse rear
z@esgT e aaes over tAss mater ast Fr-sIl
tes Egmslh AIS tffe cn.@ya@s ~ re ~ n-
ussoiana. Il aas Gusssy sstpD~4 ~ IN
geFteFes2se - okEfeg CT. ses
There sSs another tsfae zaat sgz,1
st ass T9so 1850 sssrss8s t1osa1te - rs u
ssas1E isas beeH EEsgas F-~sssg. Orders h4l
r@eG gleeu 5y s.@a. Ots sEaf noEr a-t
regular ss3.a@gs s8oJId eater The walled
rstE u Manila af.eF T3is Surrender. hat
tjse fazGgTHsaEs tried - X III. TIE rex
tlsAgs 5saa 10 fsrF 80 tf.eGI - keep th@sn
vgt. VI ss1t9er Or rol Ft@re Teye 2zy k-4ies
60 sa3 aF9w. fcT 50 tre afsa-T esEurrea
months before I -@srGes4 Mania, aud
tGeFe - q sfu3sa{zs efTQrt ou Eas part u
CfE}Etrs - keep such th-u-ss DARK, 7 fDsfid
great 8E'Bralgy ~ 1sarr3nK re details.
"E1t one OF Us rn6@G remarkable 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12
~s-nh~~ and now TIE sroaB.s has CINE. a.


7 +AfT vou - -ne rsgrss - TIE Lrsst@g
sg2res Understood TIE r. "a stt@s tszeJ sszfzsz
szEsE. E-1E re withdrawal - Our .9sG@s
ord re e9t aSyrAFas~ srzs OF . g9vn~DTeFs. CT
Isssptzoe with q md rrotsc.o-zfS <sFsT
them Ezz yseTE Ia continually s[pSfs es'aTS~
Even tas sxss1keTs, ire volunteers. T2-t .
conc hone xzey said 20 ia That 10y
weEa sent yszx 10 agsgz SpargsarsSz. -ss- I'll
psaas Tgew Ike tss@ FL ?. ssos. h1TsFsE
~ ,sgstsy4 .ser ssfFsee-z w4z- 20 remain
May - tbeT ara drawing bigger s4&arses
ard cs>-lspyIag rgso.e important p9esI2 fssis
sEan tkey ever DID heso<s. tDfT LAye re
err-ee - ira Mania cg1tz aE3 H3g2 lf@
ard .sny are happy. They tn- szcA dte
very gSeass4r1 ~ tAsrr- AS ssatoFsf-A1 sSa
sz9nsle here has been ESsslss
st%0w r. a. gtis ! tcr't want i uE1seT-
stood gfsat Admiral Dewey p4arue1 =
re -ssass lie aas naz a.rsg % 10 wlt0 ne
Ian.I Affairs Ffe "a assrnsrel ard loved SE
every sa.ager and ~ .Egr n the P1la pss-s2es.
isrcsrasssy 4 he Ead been permitted -
manage TIE A~zsr. there wyx44 not have
L-aen 20 E1s@ca trouble
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12
Nervous Dyspepsia
10 Gain Siesh, 10 Sleep Well. TO Krcw
Mat Appetite and 6soi
SiSCstisn s.eag.
MAKE A TEST or SIT ARTS DIS
PERSIA TABLETS.

No trouble Is more commca ~ more mis-
8uders-o God than 1a}FCGs dyspepsia. PEG
PIE having Il th4ak their nerves are tc
blame ana are surprised t4at they are not
cured ir nerve medicines. TAe real seat
III the mischief Is .ost sight Of The sIom-
acb IS the organ - Se looked sfer.
Nervous dvsueDtlcs often d. not have
any pain Gat@Ver - the stomach. nor
perhaps any IL ;he usual symptoms -
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
shows Itself not IN tle stOaeach 50 muc1
as IN nearly every gan. In some eases
tIe heart ralp.tatFS and e. irregular. In
o. her. tha " .reNs a,e Affected. IN others
tlle bowels ar- eorstsIat eJ with head
aches. ssh 51ENcs are y }UbiFd with loss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12
MORE HELD By RUSSIANS.
surmfsed That Schooner Webster's
Crew May lie ia Prison.

Another story of the possible tate OF
missing seal hunters, who may be held
c9atka. ep3-snstes from = san Francisco
paper since the report that "A man nam
- Barney Fox saw a number Of America rs
81 that prison. among them two Of the
hunters from the schooner Allie I. Alger
p x sUTmaSed Jhat the crew sc ne miss
ing sealing scAooaer L. F. Webster may
be there.
The Webster vas known here having
been bruug1t around the Horn BY Gioucss-
Yer fishermen. Size sailed fra-u san Fran
cisco OF her last cruise early in 1876 with
crew = eighteen men. ana vas last heard
From a kG64Ak Island. April - og thac
year. Il i thought that she Nigh, have
dried toward the Russian coast. and there
been captured ana the men thrown in
prison.
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HU NIPH RE Us

pracricss street car !inss. Bat apart from
this there Viii * otAer opportunities tor
TIE Investment II American capital. and
y -.lse I would ~ Means advise =
young American - 30 - Japan 10 seek
H1S lortLtEa-~s>T wages are small and
good opportunities raEe--yer as pTo8t-
40te a8a sac investment f2r American
gold. I think the country offers aavaEL
axes second - no ether. aud where rates
of interest oa legitimate investments may
ae secured taat < wound - impossible 20
realize Il talS country
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12
SHIP SHENANDOAH TO
LOAD LUMBER HERE.
VIII Take Largest cargo Ever
shipped From the tcast-inm-
her Ereigsfs 90 Tn.

,T9.ere ha< beea = considerable advance
Is llraE.er f-s5sets Ass tie Faclsc-
wnteh te cousl1ere& rrspo1sea@ f. ne
ri,erre~ =. 80 graz xn4.5 Shenandoah -
load tslat pso..gc- On The ss5sIfa tor Port
prize 1T.a char1efe4 rate on her caTEo -
- u Regarding ti-ls sap tAe S4n Fran
e-ses Gem raefc}2I NEWS q February :
says,
seTlss. Eeatssre Of tie day x the advance
IN Gambler f~aigats lra Gated By the en-
gagerueu,s repoyte5. and the charter @
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X &s@s@s@s gs@s&s&e 80 ese - s%se 80
JOHN W. HOSKLVG, WHO EMBEZZLED
The FUNDS OF HIS LODGE
CAPTURED IN THIS CITY
Coafesses His Crooked Work TO Chef Of Police sed-ErG
CHEF Ranger of Foresers for Washington.


funds Of lodge arrested
this Williams
that he had amount
The police have been searching tie city for iozkrs during tie past Two
I
be had taken The City Of When
8 q IA ~
Williams
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12

ORE q tae uast extensive enterprises
vf95eE4 American capitalists have 1or S3Iae
tlsE.- past been Interested IN ~ sastgt+y
bss undertaken in Japan. II CONSISTS az
supplying al taG sArg~s csfies az Jise A--'fsi
q the Rising SuG win a complete system
" electric railroads.
ore of ths prime f..ove-s II tie 81 efae
is Itr- " I}e4ano Easg4aae. wss3 n AoM =
guest Al the r. eE-t sGsssll Aeiet. 81 i-fge
he vas seen last night D. 4 Eos1-ailtti.4-
geucer reporter
Japan" saiG pr Eas-lake. is oa!N
3ust beginning 70 bs realized a hugely
profitable country for the investment OF
capital. That il Aas not been - looked
upon IN the past / atyri butte only 10 rs
distance. and the very erroneous popular
opinions OF The country
For some reason We have come % lock
upon il as 4 picture land 81 tea. flowers.
fans and Quainily costUmed pretty girls
"a land ulrroTed. perhaps. in such oper-
etGzs as The CESSNA While IN point u
fact Japan must HOW be aC<no y lodged
as one of the powers OF the world. with
an army and navy any country nllgat
well be proud Of. complete postal and
telegraph services from one end OK the
islands 10 the other. superb pCbhc
school system. universities that rival even
some OK those II the old world. and a
consular ard diplomatic service in all
countries that IS second 20 tina; NJ no
other power. II has mauy railroads. all
controlled ~ the government ara oper-
ated exclusively by natives. IL has tts na
tive steamship companies. It's lass and
medical schools itS business colleges. -
modern Judiciary system. lis parliament
ana upper house. and "A police system IN
which corruption ana politics play 30 part
whatever
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A Great Commercial, Power.

" &, - ~~~s'Ns ''~ - 's'
as~ei'Sss Il H>sS dA"ASs DsTh Recognized
{ 10 be, a CouAtTy OF soldiers rs recent an
equal war win China has more than
proved IL 10 be- and L Il rapidly beca!n .ng
aiso one Of he great commercial powers
Of the .yf.rts
Tn me one point az street ,sft-r.t.ss
Japan has been backwards. % say tue
.e1s1. anu TINS -" h.&h$ c"seht Reasons
A4t tte t:tst p'1cS' - Is q poor e"~i!.I%
80 - 80 -. - &c - - ~
/ Ihtre are few II anT J.rIs M, - -
ulaifta1 81, he fa.- ,bat W. ~ .tf1.,.
9C,11I.s r. rt1.ix- fcs- ,.a.,rt. ..,' 49,. -
ma .t-s3 sfrfg+,,4 st7 - 7b -,
fh.. social scg.- -
..Anofh-r vee,sf,r7 ear Is,..,r,.s f., . lr,-+7
ness along fhe liu< oT strte. rsftr-+3s -.
- t}e TO- that l. rss -, - 50 g
fhe. LIST s1sIar1 f..ftrs st3,t,tfr,~ -,
- v-1~3 :. - - $500 ,'+'- "a
-. =, +ts - - - - - -. - : >t''-..
- +t as 49, t''e go $3.50
5al. ba be-, i.... P,ss..e =, .'ls
80. 1871 ~-e ~ tit'. az i'4-i -<es, ger
s,, go. e.' nav Applied
5,,-.}<,'l.r,.t,.s F,-.,.'' -s''e tl--i tdt
| f.y{.~t3 Y,, So "a" = "a t'eS'
,hf ~ go. s ~ - l.. 60 t--.s.a -
s"1'te ssii4f4i1E system MI 1t
80.
/ r.a,isas T., "a - - !.5SsAI t@o iarEe co.n-
ci,i .ers. cut tselg oapt-a,.zation Is .aa.
~, . - q. -. ~ here Is also az
- 80, 5o.'e - 5'.r y Tony. Capia.
- w. u!.- ti,n q o3.i Fnlliiah Yen. II
: 1t"[ Tour @hd 2 half miles in length
- ~s1 SI@ts ~ -,-frN. - :rora
-. -. .,a I..iu - si.aFs.ti- Fo@ ~er SAB
ii"t olfllef'.tN oi 4"out s. per ceHt. Tn.r-
tf-ttF 20 cent. ON "a IT. ilion and "A hatf
-. ~ st} toe least. tsps-iaI+s
" '--1 me 1ltlo+FiJS continue from Year
40 year. aua even actually increase
Ready to fuve~. $50 uon n.,,,
'ReaIlzihg the enormous noss.,.',,,...
"i1 my "'tli1"t ." knowledge or both jhe
sFV93e @i4 'Ae country % Japar-a
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coald o viii
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is DR.. Humphreys Specific for
lingering Coughs,
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nave The Grip. ckcSe Who taken e early
escape w.th sight zslness, and by It's cor
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DIR. ATPEFREYS BOOK SENT
FREE
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STREET CARS IN JAPAN.
Enterprise to be Undertaken
by Americans.
TO Be RUN BY ELECTRICITY.

Syndicate Formed In This Country
Representing Vast sapsai Z"
Build street Railroads ia fFfnei-
pal Cities OF the orfsnF-br ~ =
u@lxn, FastfaLe Prime Mover i'm
the scheme. Now in This tafs-
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near First avenue.
lie expressed TO sur
prise 81 beng placed
unG r arrest and after
q few moments con-
verssyitn with some
friends walked - po-
lice headquarters
where Chief Reed net
h!m-
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,ngs sta eg41auf 10 t.4@
chhel he took SgtsJ Of
the lodge MONEY. bst
WaA able 10 retIrn
only $50 81 sise
ar8ouut. Iie had no
criminal intent ia ilie
matter. a friend
needed money bad y
ard be let hiEa has <
tx. eXpel ting that &
NoIld le returned IL
bad not been ard TIA
burden came ba n on
him.
s{na sifsg aald tho: he
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