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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-01
MORE POLICE IN RENNES.
Crowds which Gather Around Mne,
Dreyfus'. Home Grew Larger
Every DUr.

RENNES. July 3i.-Already the crowds
that gather daily about the home OF
Nine. Dreyfns and the prison where her
husband II confined a. she passes from
one 10 the other. have become so augment
ed as 10 demand a material increase in
therefore have been placed At close inter-
vais tn the Rue de station. where Nine
brsy fus resides. TO TIRE prison In the Hue
Su Hamss. Street orders nave been issued
to prevent persons passing from the Hue
an Han7es 10 the rrtaoa precincts. This
has resulted IN a number Of conflicts be-
tween the Eensarmes and mob, n6ne OF
which. however has been serious.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-01
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens EGos-EsaSe. q powder e
cures painful. ssaartlEsg. nervous
feet ard trgrowtr.r nails. an. In
st59tsT takes The sttng cnt of ccrns
ard esiniogs- It's the grrasas.
comfort discovery % tire age. Al
len Foos~sase makes tight or nsg
shoes feel easy II is a certain cure
Tor sweating. callous ard hot. tired
aching feet, Try IL esxxzv. Sold by
al druggists arid shoe stores. By
msail fcx .9.. IL stamps. Trial
package FREE Address. Allen ).
Oisassed. lie hoy, Ny.
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ARRESTED ron MURDER.
Wsaaa CHARGED with killing Her
uasha ma-Had Separated.

WEBB City. Mo. July si.-Mrs. John
Thornton was today arrested an a war
rant charging her With killing her his
hand. w@li-knewn mining engineer
whose hasiy sas found yesterday two miles
southeast az thts ptsce. With his head near
II severed fgefn The heiy Mrs Thornton
fefs her husband a year ax9. and had
threatened 10 XIII HIN. oaee she saat az
him ea tho street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-01
ID. d. MANN GOES TO CHINA.
VIII Look After some Prospective
Ratlruad Gonteacts.

VANCOUVER. II. c., July u.-D. y,
Mann. the big Canadian railway con-
tractor, waa "A passenger on the Empress
today. lie Is well known account Of
the bsx railway contracts with which he
and his partner William Maekenzie have
been connected. Including the the Tvsiin
Lake railway. which did not get built
Mr Mann had MT much ta say about his
plans He never dos. lie admitted That
be was going "a China 10 look after some
railway contracts. Including seine So mites
uf lines. and that IL IS far as he would 10.
lis Canadian contracts we're now pretty
look after al that they had In hand alone.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-01
TWO nAkERs ENLIST.
Leaders In = Kentucky rrud Decide
fo Ftghs In the Army

1t1NEseS. k. July Sf~Rssseyt and
ssTf Ssksr I've wei known characters
ase hsSe ngayr4 prominently la ire How
ard h&ssr fs=sa 81 Clay county have ga.
assst 81 1As tf~fE@d States array T-Asx
ETA heEs Sass ntgAt far Fore ThaFrA- Eol.
eEs Sssksr @ss placed sn command % sas
sfEssfss rn2tsssss here. sexcuty sn ngrssseg
aasny ef whom wsTs Clay county hays
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-01

MONTKEArA July 81. The president Of
the Banqas Jacques Cartier. Senator Des
Jsriinss. anncpRc-d tonight that that trs-
sslfuison would suspend raymen, IA the
morning. Tasre VAS run on the hank
today caused by seposfsors being rem
stred uneasy sArawEh the failure ef the
Rsnque Vile Marie iast week. The hank
capital is sSss. sss, AID IL nas reserve OF
ssA..s, with note circulation OF aSoa,
ySfS esss
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MINNEAPOLIS. july "A special TO
the Tgsues from Hamilton. ~ D. sayr.
Az ~ This afternoon \ hasistuYm s~stt
over = ssrvach al country from Tsner. be-
tween Cavalier ard Hamilton rs tslasstoss,
twelve sssi.s Song ard I've miles wide
The destruction Is total The damage
amounts 80 quarter cf A million stalisrs.
and IN in aaa Of the Arrest wheat sections
IN TIRE state
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after LIQUOR SHIPPERS.
Government Special Agent to In
vestigate Alaska Trade.
MANY sEArTlEhousEs VISITED

An Merchants ana Business Men
who Have Sent Even . Gallon 81
Liquor - Alaska within the Past
Five Years Msss Pay the Tax and
. Heavy Penalsy-A Leng List 81
shIrress now In Ageat's Hands.
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R[QUST|ON PAPERS CONE
HEARING or MOTION ron ARM
sTaOSG's ExTRADsTuOS TO-DAY.
seetive Tyrrsil aaa PPosecuting
Attorney McEiroy WIN Leave for
the Capital This Mofnlng.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post Inte11teencer.
OLYMPIA, July 3l.-Rrqussitton papers
for wia.am Armstrong. the alleged Chica-
so jury brtber. arrived here today, and are
now N the hands Of Gov. Hogers- Hear
Ing Of the application for Armstrong; ex-
tradition has been set for II o'clock to-
morrow morning. and Assistant Attorney
General r. ~. Vance. who is now in Sc
attic. has been notified to return to attend
the hearing. 1t IL the governors Wish THAI
Mr.. Vance be present.
Detective Frank Tyrr.ll, OF Chicago
went to Olympia yesterday evening TO at
tend the extraction hearing. Prosecuting
Attorney NcEiroy. representing the state
Of Illinois: Attorneys George Donwor,h
and Samuel Piles. representing Armstrong.
and Assistant Attorney General. Vance will
60 down on the 7;aS train this morning.
Reward OGered fer Coughlln.
CHICAGO. July 3i.--The board Of COM
misstoners Of Cook county today offered e
reward OF x00 for the capture and return
To this city OF Daniel Coughlin, wanted
for alleged jury bribing Coughlin was
once sentenced To the penitentiary for life
for the murder Of DIR. Cronin. and was ac-
Quilted on the second trial.
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BOMBAY. July M.--At Poonah there
have been hfty-ntne cases OF plague and
fffty-stx deaths from that disease IN nifty
eight hours. At the cantonmenf In this
city 3i0 cases and asi deaths are reported.
Several new cases are reported among Eu-
ropeans. Meteorological conditions indi-
cate the close Of The monsoon, and the
prospects are ominous.
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NEW YORK. Jay 1.-THE w.v-s.~s
~sx ksTz "a TIE Eastern sA<1raes ~ Hross
3gM nays fsts1sm4 the eyAssgt 81 shesr I.
. - lsruwr<ysIss district Nearly z "a y.s~zrs.
s~Ss q re f7fsss~s1&tert Garment wSzs
*Fs E1ssFs weTss az.s to-day Tes..q s,ssusrss
4 sssssE ~sSAtGg day. gz,~rzssf-s - ~
assa u a wesSs sEr-szers rrsssss So "a So =
S*Ss- Ard assseesz frcns ~ 70 sfa
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AMERICAN ACTORS FOR JAPAN.
Louis Morriaoa VIII Raise . Corn
pany tn Play There.

SAN FRANCfsCO JuIy 9f.-Louis
Morrison. the tragedian. will leave for
the East tomorrow TO make arrange
snents TO take company Of American
players 10 japan. II - Mr.. Morrtsons
Intention 10 leave here In May with a
company OF twenty-five people. scenery,
etc. and play a year In Japan. From
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AHENTON. N. j., July a.--The Mexican
Lead Company. with an authorized cap
itai or s. 100000. was Incorporated here to-
day TO operate lead and other mines In the
made up OF $4,000 preferred and $50. 900
common stock
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49, , - tTHssSs 1usy IA A Hsnsea
wAa started eFs rs AtserrsxsF =. h-sssk -
rs" s@ssd rweora SunSay raorrlns
- 80 Ha8ses this evsnsng ~ a.
AfEaAkas ts@ aastwaAl sssN.zasa record -
ssrae = u D. TIE ssrrrssr time Vas hsss.
-. =. 1Ss:aee. os te1&elsh e -.
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CHICAGO. July Sf.--The American Mira
Company. with = capital stock of 81 ECO go
snsi which will centred the output Of mica
in he United States has been incorporated
afs,5er the laws az New Jersey.
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FATAL KENTUCKY DUEL.


KNOXVILLE. Tenn. July sl---A fatal
duel took place across the line I'm Leseher
county. KY William smaliwood killed
his uncle, Cieiiand Smaliwood, and the
younger man was himself fatally wounded
by hts uncle as the result OF an old quar-
rel. TIE men met on q mountain road,
and both fred at the same time.
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Fi6yE YOKE Mass, Jtasy ~ Fire tonight
wsstss the f0uT-ssory Whiting Quitting NJ
s.E6lgg was onssNyset tr sas Parsons 4
ssgss'r Company. manufacturing ssatsouers
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German eras.~r orarrca mamr.

BERLIN. Jnlv si~The German third
class cruiser Fake. lately Ia samoan wat
ers. has bees srasrsd hGfTa-
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RTE POOL IS OPERATIVE.
AGENTS IN 4 CONSERVATION.

Takang Aavsntaee - Deaeien<y -
Statute, assurances Men plan 60
Censrol Rates-1stenflOn 81 Leg
ssIassre WAS - Prevent This
PeBiey Holders May Appeal to
tAe Next Legislature Ter nelieG.
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WORLDS
LEADING
SPECIALIST.
The Glory Of Man Is
His Strength-the =
Ambition OF
Woman Is Her
Beauty-b0th
Can Be Ac-
quired.
$1,000 REWARD ,

$1,000 REWARD sSs sss s~ss % coming 'n'
EYE nsss q Vision serstasoS. sys
syphtic graduated Ids turnor cancer OF tho
TAD roaring noises thiasnsd druz4
Of
headache dull feeling
dfAU BRAIN tumo ecsema OF scalp
1unUA and palate hoen loss OK voice. tnes pa
In
LUNGS ess ars as' ad
atiaiOna asthma ess
HEART Of heart. ansnid scu
C1UMACa eating heartburn waah and
Guilty OF swallowing
LII vEhv Sfl66N bladder. Al
ss sIossrs; a a
SEXUAL ORGANS Ss::: ss :.s:
of idoy
gravel. :n s..s ' asa ; ssssss. nss
THIS DOCTOR M S s: ': :s: 's s.s .s
tim Win % a. Y: I &c s ss: s @
MEN WHO ARB WASTING AWAY.
DO YOU KNOW a.; s; z; ;
DO YOU KNOW s. cat s ;s: : ten ss 4 =
s sgS % s human 4. r Isl q: ss::s & &: :: & Is
early nscrsson
@ ne ss g: % * Is ssS
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SFw YORK. isfy = ~Asssv Mathew.
81 New York defeated kssale ssss.szss,ss
es<ss.o sAs Ceaxy isz&ssa sg<nsssax cub 10
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sssevaal Dispatch Sc sse rest@iateslixo fesr
NEW Nf@TMfN MISTER, u. t.. July 81
NsNzaa A White. san If sAs late Rev
EstwArsf White. died here tass morning
Mar White was u years af sgs ans Was
th@ Frss white sssssa horn FL the city %
New Westminster. 4 fs~ y@ATe later ne
y Hsexea Wits hts parents "a Hamilton.
sAmtay{S where ixsrr ha became widely
kuewu 81 athletic ctfsses- Ne rrtnrscs so
New Westminster tn tssS anE haa rested
~ tAks s&tF expr sssea Mr. White also
figured En- afhsxs3c etTefaG m sAsx province.
Ne wAs a azenshxr ~ sks nrss lacrosse
team tn EFSsssa Caswrshis. wsssh was o..
gsnEsss ia Nav " sss minister
WstItam Nea~nex.
OLYMPIA ssaiy - wsIstSas Ksarnsy
ai9a ri 81 Peters hospital shfs morning
after fasx Hits<ss Mr. E~arnev was
sssaKs q sssrs ct sgN ara hss hser a
resssfTTs - OLYMPIA a sssssst mary years
snapsnye3 sassssss Er The hsgssag camps
SIR James Edgar.
OTTAWA Fuly - -ssr fasves EtwAr
ss~ssssg - tse Assssse ~ cessssNasx, did at
Tax@nsA eastShs
-@Nsa
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Ottawa Futy - --ssr faszses rstxAr
ss~sssy - the Aosese ~ cossrsssx, died at
TsaFssyss.A een4xhs
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irritation. loss OF memory and ambition. softe
etc, syphilis structure. impotancy or loss OF
gravel: varicocele. cured BY . hew surgical
drains. atrophy or shrinking Of the organs.
THIS DOCTOR H a:. P p.;ni.. .o. sS:ss,
seen In this once. II yoyf are suffering fxpm
to cure. call on this experienced veteran n n
him will convince you that he thoroughly un
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-18
BROUGHT KLONO|KE GOLD
A. w. Burnett of Anaconda Has
Returned From the North.
HAS TWO GOOD CLAIMS
Spent Seventeen Months in the Klondike
Region and Says Its Richness Has
Net Been Exaggerated.
May Go Back.

1T is a strange, but not bad COIN
try. 1t is a country where the chechaco
or tenderfoot stands the same show as
a practical miner and where the old
mining man is no better than the
youngster who never saw a mine"
That is the manner in which A. w.
Burnett of Anaconda summarizes his
views of the Klondike region. Seven
teen months ago he left Anaconda for
the new placer gold fields of the
frozen north. He had toilsome, fear
full trip, but finally reached Dawson
and set to work to seek a claim. Since
he left the Spanish war has been fought
and great changes have been made in
the history of the United States; but
Anaconda looks just the same as ever
said Mr.. Burnett last night, except
that many familiar faces are missing,
taken away to fight in the Philippines.
Somehow l felt that ! never would
get back. Even when we got to Stuart
/ could hardly believe l would reach
home, but kept expecting a train wreck
or a break down.
In coming out from Dawson / was
only Is days from there to Anaconda,
reaching here last night, pretty good
record. 1 came out overland and took
the White Pass railway over the pass.
Murray b. Miles of this city is a con-
ductor on that line, by the way. / met
him and l also met scores of other Mon
tana people in Alaska and KlGndike.
Did l bring out any dust ?"-smiling.
"Oh, yes, some. There was a ton of
gold on the ship | came down in, but
none of us would tell just what We
brought. No one does now. / did fair
ly well. l have claim on Hunker
creek and another on Last Chance
pup or small gulch running into Hunker
creek. My partner is still there. Per-
haps I'll go back. l can't say whether
/ will or not. 1t all depends on the
making of a certain deal by my part
ner
The country is not so bad as you
would imagine and the tales of its vast
wealth are not exaggerated. Never
theless there are too many people there.
All cannot be successful. Last winter
there We're $4,000 people there who
should not have been in the country.
They had spent all their money, but for
tunately had provisions left. When |
left hundreds of people We're getting
out of the country, going down the
river in boats to St. Michaels at $40 a
head and board themselves,
The price of provisions in the coun-
try is still high. Sugar was a dollar a
pound this spring, condensed milk
dollar and half can and other things
in proportion. II is all very well to say
that you can do without luXuries such
as butter sugar, etc, but when you try
it once you will find how hard it is and
will quickly pay the high prices for
these things
The hardships seem to have had lit
tie effect on Mr.. Burnett. He returned
healthy and vigorous and f1eshier than
when he went away. The first gold he
dug he had made into a ring for his
wife, who remained in Anaconda dur
ing his stay in Alaska.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-18

San Francisco, July 17.-SiXty- seven
members of the Chinese crew of the
transport Tartar have been on a strike
for several days, having demanded
double pay for the voyage from Manila.
The vessel was acquired by the gov
eminent from the Canadian Pacific
Railway company, and the action of
the men rendered them liable to six
months Imprisonment when the vessel
reached a British port. Through the
Intervention of the Chinese consul the
matter has been adjusted. When the
seriousness of their offense had been
impressed upon the mutiners they gave
in. rescinded their demands, and in re-
turn they received assurances that they
would not he prosecuted.
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away through the transom Ito scare
Con and to give the alarm" she de d.
clared. .s.aa
Brown then took the gun from Mrs.
Fairfield and put it in his pocket. After
this the police arrived and the arrests
were made.
Con Walsh pleaded guilty before
Judge Kennedy of disturbing the peace
and was sentenced as recorded above.
Brown pleaded not guilty to the
charge of carrying concealed weapons,
had trial before Justice Devine and
was dismissed.
Mrs. Fairfield pleaded not guilty of
disturbing the peace and discharging
firearms within the city limits. After
a lengthy trial before Judge Kennedy
the cases against her were dismissed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-18
WITHIN SIXTY DAYS
The New Hook and Ladder Truck for the
Fire Department Will Arrive.

Last evening a meeting of the fire
committee of the city council was held
at which the specifications for the new
hook and ladder truck We're examined
and approved. The committee consisE s
of Aldermen Mcguire, Talbot and Slad-
ich. all of whom We're present. The
mayor and Chief Mentrum also attend
ed. City Attorney Boarman was alb
sent in Helena, but was expected back
last night. On his approval of the spe-
cifications the contract will be signed.
1t is expected the new truck will be
here in 60 days.
After the meeting a test alarm was
rung in from box 10, at the corner of
Third and Main opposite the Standard
office. The department responded, max
ing the run in the remarkably short
time of 1:15, although it had no pre-
vious notification of the intention TO
ring an alarm.
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5OI.O66,6S1 PASSENGERS

Were carried by the railroads of the
United States in 1885, an increase of
11.621 ,43S over 1897, indicating not only
marked Improvement in the times, but
a growing love for railway travel in
the hearts of the American people.
The tendency to do more travelling is
occasioned by the constantly improving
train service offered by the railways.
For instance, a trip from the Twin
Cities to Milwaukee or Chicago on the
Milwaukee's famous Pioneer Limited
the only perfect train in the world-in-
variably inspires the traveller with a
sense of safety, comfort and satisfac
ton. and a desire to make frequent
trips on this celebrated train.
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Price List for Refresh ments at Mountain
View Park.

Prices for refreshments are estab-
lfshed on the basis of those prevailing
in the city of Anaconda
Coffee or tea, 10 cents per cup.
Ice cream soda, 10 cents per cup.
Sandwiches, 10 cents.
Beer (draughD, 5 cents per glass
Beer (bottle), 10 cents per glass; %
cents per bottle.
Pop, soda water, ETC., 10 cents per
bottle.
All other drinks Is cents, or two for a
quarter.
Cigars, 10 cents, or two for a quarter.
The park management will thank the
public to report any case where prices
are charged in excess of the above list
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Great Northern railway, commencing
July 10: Boulder and return, $3.50: sold
Saturday and Sunday; good until Mon
day. Boulder and return, 81, Basin
and return, 81; sold Sundays only; good
returning same day.
]. f. DAWSON
General Agent, Al n. Main St. Butte.
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Trains arrive at Butte from the East and Yves,
as follows:
No. I, I:55 a. m. No. 8, l2:45 ,. m.
EEGizIIE(;{G!3;l'1
rlOntana Central Ry.

New fast time between st. Paul, Min
neapolis, Helena, Butte, Anaconda, Spo-
kane, Seattle and Portland. Close con-
nections for Kootenai country, Oregon
and California points. Alaska, Japan and
China. Connections at Twin Cities for all
points East and South.
Leaves Butte-Great Northern
Flyer, daily ...................... $50 p m
Leaves Butte--Local for Great
Falls, daily .................... 9:45 q m
Arrives Butte-Great Northern
Flyer, daily ...................1o 1880 m
Arrives Butte-Local from Great
Falls, daily ............ .......... 4:3O m
Through sleepers going East.
City Ticket Office. No. Al North Main ST.,
Butte. j. L. Dawson, General Agent
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face which men admire, they may cure the
trouble and renew strength and beauty by
the use of DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton. 1t overcomes all the ills peculiar to
women. 1t imparts strength to delicate
organs, stops the drains that sap vitality,
restores the color to the cheek and round
ness TO the form 1t brings health back
and health itselfis beauty. 1t is impossi-
BILE for the face to be fair or the figure
shapely if there are pains, irregularities,
displacements, drains, or weakness in the
organs of womanhood.
Il had female weakness very badly" writes
Mrs. o. S. Adams of Fargo, Cass Co. N Oak.
81 had to be in bed part Of the time. I was
tired all the time, could not do my homework
had fainting spells, nervous headache, backache
and pain in my left side when would lie down;
had pains and aches all over. l commenced
taking DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and
had not taken two bottles when was able to be
around again and TO do my work. with pain.
am now feeling better than for many years"
Don't you want a reliable doctor book 2
BY sending II one-cent stamps to DR.. r. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, n. v, TO cover cost of
mailing only, you will get by return mail
free copy OF his great book, The Peo-
pies Common Sense Medical Adviser, "
illustrated. 1908 pages, in paper-coyers.
Cloth bound, 81 stamps.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure bill
iousuess.
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A. q. III.

A joint installation of the officers of
Division No. l, A. o. H, and l.. A. takes
place this evening at their hall in the
Hibernia building. All members are re-
nuested to attend. Per order county
board.
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The Great Northern railway is the
only lire that runs a through sleeping
car from Anaconda to Minneapolis and
St. Paul daily without change.
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Ice cream, wholesale or retail, at To-
Ian Co.'S.
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Canned paints and stains for floor
and woodwork a Mahan Bros.
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Our S. trousering line has been in
creased. by some 20 pretty patterns
ThuesOn.
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Great bargains in secondhand wheels
at Wright's.
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LOYE.cHARnS.

The love-charm still fingers, the last link
to the old days of ignorance and supersti-
ton when charms were believed to be pow
erful to cure disease and defeat death. The
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EAST

Standard Pullman. FirstClass and Tourist
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