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Evening star., 1899-03-20

Wants Furnished House at About
$4,000 Per Year.

Senator Chauncey Nj Depew. who spent
several days in this city looking for
house, has not yet made UP his mind which
one of the several OF those he inspected he
will finally settle upon. He told reporter
for New York paper yesterday that he
had not decided upon his future home in
this city, and that he would not be in
hurry to do so. That is the understanding
of the local agents who offered him houses
1t is understood he does not wish the larg-
est or most expensive houses that are avail
able IN this city for rent, and that a resi-
dence which he can get furnished for some
thing like 5000 per year is about what he
fancies.
Evening star., 1899-03-20
work of Grand Jury.

The grand jury this afternoon reported
Indictments as follows:
Philip A. Stewart. assault TO XIII: John
Chapman. housebreaking: Harry Leopold,
alias Harry Liverpool, larceny, and Charles
F. Bremerman. violation of the postal laws,
two cases.
A charge of adultery against Miranda
Epps ard William Randall was ignored.
Evening star., 1899-03-20
Confidence Game Successful,

Inspector Boardn'an was informed Sat
urday evening by James W. Fultz, Nokes-
VILE Va, merchant. that he was that day
swindled out of so by two men who asked
him for a loan OF that amount for a few
moments. They promised 10 return the
money as soon as they could get the money
on check for $3.50. which they d spiayed
After asking Mr. Fultz to wait twenty
minutes for them to return, they diSap-
peare1' and have not since been seen by
any one IN Washington.
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Army Oficers D,.9horrted.

Ihe Following named officers Of the volun-
teer army have been honorably discharged
the service of the United States: Second
Lieutenant Bradner d. Slaughter I'd L. S.
V. Infantry; Second Lieutenant lChares j.
F'ron.berg, 9th u. S. V. infantry: First
Lieutenant Philip F. Hoffman, quarter
master, sth U. S. V. Infantry ea
Evening star., 1899-03-20
Godfrey's Band Rauoueted,

The Columbia Lodge Sons of ST. George,
of Washington, gave a banquet to all the
members OF the Godfrey Band at the OK
FORD last evening, nearly all members of the
band belonging to the Sons of St. George
In Caspian Lodge of London A number of
them partook of Maryland's s Havre de
Grace canvas-back for the first time
Evening star., 1899-03-20
Prisoner in DanviIIe wanted Here.

Major Sylvester this afternoon received a
dispatch from the chief of police of Dam
vile. Va, stating that Davis Taylor, col
ored. who is wanted here to answer
charge of stealing a horse, was arrested in
that city today, and will be held until the
arrival of an officer from Washington
Either Detective Muller or Detective Baur
will go after Taylcr.
Evening star., 1899-03-20
CAPT. NEALI. RETURNS.
Fourth Cavalry officer Accused of
ShOrtaEc in Hia AccOuntr

SAN FRANCISCO, March 20.-Capt. Neau
of the 4th Cavalry. who recently disappear
ed, leaving his financial affairs in a bad
way, has returned from Mexico He re-
ported today at the Preside and was i'm
mediately placed under arrest. 1t is stated
tfat the shortage in his accounts has been
made good, and it is doubtful whether he
VIII be court-riartialed or merely repri-
manded
Evening star., 1899-03-20

physicians to attend the injured.
Eleven persons were killed and fifteen
injured in cyclone which swept over Gle
burne county, Alabama. Saturday night.
The following is list of the dead Lewis
Coffee aged tftyti'e; Mrs. Lewis Coffee,
aged forty-five; Leila Coffee, aged twenty
two; James Coffee. aged twenty; Lula Cot
fee, aged eighteen; Jack Coffee, aged thir-
teen; Dollie Coffee aged ten; Devro Coffee,
aged eight; Grover Coffee, aged six; John
COFFEE. aged four; unknown woman near
Hoflin.
The wounded are: Bessie Coffee. aged
twelve, daughter of Lewis Coffee, will die;
Mrs. Runnelis, aged sevcnty-fve, will die;
Myrline stansell. aged FIVE, viii probably
die; Mrs. j. H. Cason. Tom RunnellS, Wood
Stansel, Andrew Steipan. all seriously
hurt; Mary Sto!pan. Lizzie Runnells ]. H.
Cason. Georgia Starscil. Gainesville Stan
sell, Tosh S:ansell and Coleman Stansell
were badly bruised. Several other people
We're more or less seriously injured, but
their names are not known.
The path of the storm was about 200
yards wide, and it traversed the country
for twelve miles. beginning in the northern
part Of Cieburne county, near Iron City,
and moved southwark.
Aftermath of the Arknnsas Cyclone.
PINE BLUFF, Ark, March 2O.-Further
details of the dreadful storm which swept
over portions of Arkansas Saturday morn
ing show that at Walnut Lake three per-
sons Were killed. Every house on j. M.
Parkers antation was demolished.
Missis.ippi Also Visited.
BETHLEHEM, Miss, March 20.-Wiil
Wickes' house was destroyed by a tornado
yesterday and a child killed. A stable is
said to have been blown $50 yards with a
horse in 1t. but the horse was uninjured.
1UKA, Miss, March 20.-A severe tornado
passed over a part of this county seven
miles south of here at o'clock yesterday
afternoon, blowing down three buildings
on Hodge farm and injuring two persons.
The storehouse of John Hastings at River
ton Junction was destroyed and a. box car
was blown from the track.
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MANY KILLED IN TORNADOES
Widespread Storm Area Over Alabama, Ar
kansas and Mississippi.
Heavy Loss of Property Reported
From Districts Visited by
the Storms.

HUNTSVILLE Ala. March 20.-The tor
nado which struck the northern part Of
Madison county last night did great deal
of damage to houses and farm property,
Lu. 50 far no lives have been reported lost.
The damage in the extreme southern part
OF Tenn. Gsee canno: be estimated Passen-
gers who arrived last night on train from
the north reported that people were COM
ing :nto The railway stations in quest of
physicians to attend the injured.
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''"s ''7I '"S '7s 's''S - !, ,Sa
People who ,aS
can't eat 5a
> -.
CAN EAT AND
DIGEST 4
Grape=Nltts.
FACT!! =
Try the new food.

-. VI
~ ~ ~ sss Y ~ sssssss rs n Ssss ssss sr
II mere be man or woman wig, hus trouble in
disesting the breakfast let him or her adeut t,e
following menu, and depend 10 a certainty on the
results: 80 81. sls :
A little fruit aak fz4
Hot milk and Grape Nnts
Postum Food Coffee tbe sure to boil 1t Is min
utes. and It's deIicicus,.
Let these articles eonstI, Mt. tho breasfest anil
nothin; mere.
IN days the old world VIII tu;sl around your
way. and life seem worth living. Try it.
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Single Tax Meeting.

Judge ]. L. McCreery will speak on the
single tax at Maccabee Hall, 9th street be-
low F, tomorrow evening.
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Local Pensions.

Pensions Were granted today TO the fol-
lowing residents of the District OF Column
bia: ArthA,r c. Csrsy. IS: Daniel Jauch, $40:
minor Of Carroll. $40; Sarah w. Roweli, $40,
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To he Buried at Arlinrfon.

The remains of Lieut.. VIM. G. Elicit. the
gallant solder who died at Santiago. wiil
BE- buried at Arlington cemetery tomorrow
afternoon with military honors.
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Friends Cali to See Them.
FAIR TONIGHT.
Pleasant Weather Tucsday, Fresh to
Brisk Winds.

Forecast till pm. Tuesday-F'or the Dis
trict of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia. fair tonight and Tuesday; fresh
to brisk winds mostly norther!y.
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Halls of the Ancienfs.

Sos. 1912, 1914. 1915. 1915 New York ayenu.
Constructed Promote
NATIONAL GALLERIES OF HISTORY AND ART
They illustrate the art architecture religion and
nfr Of the Egyptian, AssyriSn. Graeco- Roman and
SaT1Cenic Datiunslltes
EtilTIAS HALL. OF COLUMN
EGYPTIAN HAII. or Arts ANp CRAFTS
PAINTINGS. Building Pyra niids Egy":ian Feast
INTERIOR OF EGlPTIAN HOUSE After
Raciuet.
ASSIRlAS HALL Sennacherib Throne
ROMAN HOUSE. l5.VoG square feet; decorated
LIZ Tt RI HALL Painting Of Rome 5Ozii feet
sAkACESIc HALL. of House ~ Benzsqun
ART GALLERY OF ROMAN HISTORY
Visitors will be attended by expositnrs gratis
Mr Franklin W. Smith. curator. Will speak In e1-
PLANTATION al Intervals
Open from am. 10 10 pm.
ADMISSION. 20 CENTS mho aad
CLEVELAND PARK.
Houses erected at Cost and LOTS on mon,bIv .
insi ailments. without interest
tele-u ONCE. $40 Iath 81.
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Catalogues In spanish.

tatatnPues In Spanish.
Mercantile catalogues printed In Span
ish should be circulated in Mexico by our
merchants Immediately following the pos
tai money order arrangement about to be
made. according to Consul Jones at Tux
pan. He says there is n great field in
Mexico for The mailing departments of our
large stores, heretofore Impossible to work.
Evening star., 1899-03-20

Own q mouse?
We want to talk TO owners of houses
to impress them the advantages OF
letting do all their repair work. En-
ploying II large corps of skilled carpen-
teEs bricklayers painters. plumbers.
plasterers. timers and Isborers
prepared execute any kind of repair
work promptly and satisfactorily. No
matter how snail or large the job In
tirst 1t 10 care. We can save You
fully Il per cent Of the cost. Estiiaa les
cheerfully furnished.
Capital Bldg. 6 Repair Co.,
Rooms 81 and 35, Corcoran Bldg Phone zoos
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE HUNTER Co, MILLINERY IMPORTERS,
beg 10 announce their removal
from 1850 Conn to 1l12 Conn. ave,
where they will lie pleased to welcome their
friends and patrons. mE20-6t
SFlRITt t'ALISM-PIF8RE L. keller WILL
hold Bis wonderful at his hs me, 905 II
st NV. THIS (MONDAY) NIGHT. O'Clock
Personal interviews every day. It,
Evening star., 1899-03-20

NDERWEAP.
BETWEk.N- Season"
The winter underwear is n trife too heavy
and the summer-weight not heavy enough for
this seastn Of the year. We have Just the
proper weight Underwear for you m,H-a
superb line-and can cell 1t. per gar G
iheht' lot. ---.--.t.....-... ~u
TEEI'S. 1899 f ST
Let us make you sample Shirt to order
mh2U- 10d
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diminishing Touches.

ME'HANO THERAPY Is THE SCIENCE TO
treat disease by the action If the muscles " hich
represent two-thirds Of body JOHN E.
RUEBSAM, 20 Sd st. ne mil I'm.
j TAKE PLEASURE IN CONVEYING TO Ny
friends and the public the opening Of my
geu'l-mens clothing and furnishing store (oppc-
site old Corcoran Art Gallery. ia. and nth
ST tmh1I-St'J HENRY j. GOODMAN
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP OF A. J. MCKEE &
Co. HOS St n-w.-We, Albert J. Mckee rs
general partner and Frank Z. Smith twho has
contributed S1.590i special partner have
formed limited partnership 10 deal in surgical
Instruments aud supplies. commencing February
Il. 1893. and terminating February Is 1902.
ALBERT J. MCKEE.
fe2if,m&w4w FRANK F.. SMITH
THE PACTFiC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co
OF CALIFORNIA Organized 1868. Assets over
SSoT"-SO- Life. Accident and Health Insurance
II your accident policy does pay ycu weekly
indemnity when sick. call or address, : T.
El'kl-EN, Genera. Agent. 14IO G St NV
Washington ID c. Telephone 1902. mill -lm.-i
FOR SALE PRINTERS STPPiIES-A SIrNpFp
"f thTee-quarter and full size cases nearly new:
also three quarter stands. Apply at once at The
Star Office. NH tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ham C1llow will please present same within
seven days. Ali p.rs.Cs Inhibited to the same VIII
plea@r settle within thirty days. JESSIE CAL
low PARHAM. ExcrHtrtI. Gc1 22d 81. w. IT.
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"llviGcs''

Wedding ''HQvitcs"
printed that els l. res albla en-
craving thar The Il l'rr"rce j. hardly d De-
tr-.tHir- : ~I= r - "rs- -:.if the cost
The h.s' Ei-d al rGsrn5 M. too, II yIii
prefer if.
Sure of hav,ng tine Invitations promptly
when promised, Il never disapIDint.
Byron 5. Adams, 5Is pfslIG' II,b l'sln'e'' st
Inb2p-IId
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-30

New York, Sept. 29.-Following the sug-
gestions that the Dewey arch be made
permanent in marble and bronze, promi-
nent citizens have Joined in a cause to
rear an arch that will commemorate not
only Dewey and Manila, but all the he
roes in the engagements in the Spanish
war. Among those who have given their
assurance of support are ex-Vice Presi-
dent Levi P. Morton, ex-Secretary Cor
nelius N. Bliss, ]. Pierpont Morgan, An
son r. Flower and jefferson Seligman
Petitions will be circulated in the
chamber of commerce and stock exchange
and in other prominent business places
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Now Funston Writes.

Charles f. Scott. editor of the lola
(kan) Daily Register, has just received
a letter, dated Manila, from General
Fred Funston. The following are ex
tracts made by the Kansas City Star:
Il am here in town against my will
but in accordance with the very strong
advice of a medical sage, nursing my
left hand, which had a disagreement
with a Mauser bullet and thanking
my lucky stars that it is no worse. /
suppose you would like to know all
about the Rio Grande affair of April
y, which seems to have brought a
brigadier's star, but it is a very long
story. You probably got it pretty full
In the dispatches. but as yet we do not
know how correctly. General Mac
Arthur has been good enough TO say
that he does not believe the feat our
Kansas men performed has a parallel
in the history of wars as a desperate
undertaking carried through success
fully, absolutely without loss. 1t beat
anything in kipling ten times over,
and gave the Arabian Nights a severe
shock.
An attempt to portray it on the
stage would be called badly oVerworked
melodrama and utterly impossible.
And this is not bragging-only giving
fact 1t was worth 10 years of ordinary
humdrum existence to see those As Jay
haWkers, after they had crossed the
river on RATS, drive a thousand or more
Well-armed men out of their elaborate
entrenchment by firing into them from
the rear. And you should have heard
them chaff and jeer when the Goo Coos
turned on them at 800 yards range a
Maxim gun firing 1000 shots a minute.
And you should have seen that Maxim
go out OF business when our fellows
turned loose on it. If the chap who
worked the murderous machine had
kept his nerve better there would not
have been dozen of us got out of the
thing alive.
"On general principles I am not an
eXpansionist but / believe that, since
we were by an unfortunate train of
circumstances thrown into this thing
we should stay with it to the bitter
end, and rawhide those bullet-headed
Asiatic rutians until they yell for mer-
cy. And after the war | want a job
as professor of American history in
Luzon university. when they build it.
And I'll warrant that the new genera
ton of Filipinos will know better than
to get in the way of the band wagon
of Anglo-SaXOn progress and decency."
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Letter From JawtoH.

Muncie, Ind, Sept 29.-At the annua
meeting of the Delaware County Veter-
ans association a letter recently received
by a member of the organization from
General Lawton, division commander II
the Philippines, was read The letter in
part says:
This is a beautiful country and the
people in NV opipion are not half so bad
as they are sometimes pictured Cen.
turtles of bad government and of bad
treatment have made them suspicious ans
it will be some time before We can per
suade them that we are not mere Tor the
purpose of robbing them ana making
them slaves. As soon as they are as
sured of our good will ana intentions ana
we are enabled to show them by example
that we mean only for their good and wei.
fare, ! think we will find the Filpinos
as good Americans as any OF our foreign
element
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henzollern to the Norwegian fiords, is in
the habit of conducting divine service
every Sunday morning. He usually
reads a short liturgy and follows the
prayers with a sermon, not of his own
composition, but from the collection of
some well known German divine.
During his recent trip the officers of
the Hohenzollern noticed that a sailor,
during divine service, either overcome
by the heat or from some other cause.
had fallen fast asleep. Their conster-
nation was great, and they were reliev-
ed when the imperial sermon came to
an end and the sailor awakened with
a start. After the service the captain
called the sailor before him, gave him
sound rating and sentenced him to
two days arrest. Now, it happens
that on Sunday afternoons on board
the Hohenzollern it is the kaiser's Gus
tum to hear the captains report of the
events of the preceding week. If any
sailor has distinguished himself the
a few kindly words; if a sailor has
been punished the kaiser hears the de-
tails. The captain reported the Incl
dent of the sleeping sailor and the pun
ishment inflicted upon him.
Was he on watch the night before?'
asked the kaiser
HE was, your majesty"
''Then let the poor deT ii off. Besides.
it wasn't much Of a sermon anyhow
Henderson G. Hamilton, the up-to-
date merchant tailors, 81 East Coml.
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Foley and Miss May L. Shea-the two
whose designations were asked-be ia
ken from the rolls and that their SER
vices as teachers be dispensed with,
and Mr.. Stapleton was instructed to
notify them of this action.
That the news published in the
Standard about the dismissal of Mrs.
Foley and Miss Shea was correct was
shown when. during the course of the
star chamber session. Mr.. MacCallum
stated: Yes, 1 guess the standard got
everything all right. He got that news
pretty straight. He was on to every
thing"
Clerk Nadeau announced that Miss
Jean Macdougall, who was appointed
music teacher, had refused her war
rant of $65, saying she was entitled to
$S5.
This matter was also discussed pri-
vately, and following is what the min
utes contained about it: Moved by
Twohy, seconded by Stephens, that
Miss Jean Macdougalrs salary be dd-
vanced to $50 per month, and that of
Miss Annie Quigley, the drawing teach
err, to $75 per month"
1t was learned that if Miss Macdou-
gall does not accept her warrant for
$65 for the month of September she will
be dismissed.
The clerk announced that next We'd
nesday the trustees would sit as board
of equalization.
The special assessment as prepared
by the county assessor showing a val
uation of $4,790,751 in the school dis
trict and a revenue to the district there
from of 49, 1851 was submitted, and
the clerk was instructed to turn the
same over to the clerk and recorder.
Frank A. Burns, state boiler inspec-
tor, informed the board that he had in
spected the boiler in the Bryan school
and he recommended that the column
be raised so that when water is in sight
in the water glass there will be at least
two inches over all parts of the tubes.
The inspector also stated that the
weight on the safety valve is too
heavy.
1t was decided that hereafter the
schools win run until o'clock on FRI
days instead of o'clock as heretofore.
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Seven Injured.

Indianapolis Sept 2s.-Train No. A. east
bound, on the Indiana, Decatur & West
ern railroad. went into the siding at Mon
tezuma, Ind, at %:15 this morning. The
rear sleeper did not clear the main track
and was struck by a fast freight which
was westbound The sleeper was upset
and seven persons We're hurt. The car
caught fire and was ruined.
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Bubonic PIapue spreads.

Oporto Sept 29-Confrmation has been
obtained of the report that the bubonic
plague has made its appearance at Ba-
guia a village outside the sanitary cor
don. The disease was introduced there by
two patients in the hospital Last even
ing a carriage in which foreign doctors
were on their way TO attend post NOR
TEN examination here, was stoned ny a
number of persons. The police drove off
the ASSISTANTS and the doctors escaped
unhurt
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viii Issue silver Coin,

New Yor. Sept. ga dispatch to the
Herald from Valparaiso says: 1t is said
that the government intends to issue 80 :
0O0, 900 pesos in silver coin for the redemp-
ton of government bonds. This scheme,
it is believed, will give the coins their
real value, the price, of the bonds will
rise and the bank rate of interest will fall.
Estimates for the war and marine de-
partments for the present year, which
amount to 22,29sS94 pesos, have been re-
duced for 1900 by 4, 723. 554 pesos.
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Chicago, Sept. 29.-The general council
OF the Lutheran church. in session in this
city, has elected the following officers:
Rev. Dr. NJ. c. Ransen. Chicago, presi-
dent: Rev. w. H. STAKE, Philadelphia,
treasurer: Rev. W NJ. Erik, Milwaukee
English secretary: Gustave Brandelle,
Denver Swedish secretary; Gottlieb Berk-
elmer. Chicago, German secretary.
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,I0ined the Army.

Chicago, Sept. 29.-Fred o. Brown, pres
ident of the Epworth league oil the Chlca-
go Northern district, has enlisted for ser
vice in the PHILIPPINES He will leave his
home this afternoon for Forl Meade, Pa.
where he will join the 4th regiment of
volunteers.
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ION to Manila" for one coupon ana
% cents. over 1000 reauers oi tne
Standard have already taken advan-
tage of this offer. secure copy to-
day at Standard offices in Anaconda,
Butte. Missoula or Great Falls. Copies
will be mailed TO any auuress without
extra charge
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The advertisement is the thing-the
sense of the advertisement. An adVer-
tisement is not published 10 dlsplay the
ingenuity of the printer out 10 oispiay
the offer of the advertiser. AuVertlse-
ments are meant TO convey certain in
forma ton to busy BUSINESS men, Ihey
should do it in the strongest ana most
direct manner DoSSihle.
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\ meeting will be held next week tor or
ganiza ton. Such an arch as tlat sus-
gested ii is estimated VIII cos si'"V'Vv'
one of the promoters IL said to have Of
fered a check for so 600.
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DOCTOR COOK
Denver, Colo.
1919 Curtis street.

BLOOD AND SKIN Diseases, Scrofula
Pimples, Eczema. Acne. Tumors, Ulcers
and all Private Diseases Gonorrhoea,
elect, Structure. Syphilis, Varicocele, Hy-
drocele, Piles, Weakness of Organs, quick
ly and safely cured without detention
from your business.
LOST MANHOOD-Night Emissions,
lmpotency. the beaded effects of early
vice. which bring organic weakness. On
examining the urinary deposits a ropy
sediment will often be found. and some
times small particles of albumen will APP
pear the color will be of a milkish
hue, again changing to a dark and tur-
bid appearance. There are many men
who die of this difficulty, ignorant OF the
cause, which is the second stage of Semi
nal weakness The Doctor will guarantee
a permanent cure in all cases. Write for
symptom blank, You can be cured at
home.
COOK MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
1913 Curtis ST., Denver, c olo.
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To all whom this may concern: NO
tice is hereby given that my wife, Sarah
Rode. has left my bed and board, with
out cause or provocation. I therefore
warn the public not to trust her on my
account HENRY RODE.
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McCoy and Maher.

New York. Sept 29-Kid Mccoy and
Peter Maher have signed articles to fight
in this city before the club offering the
largest purse The Coney Island Sport
ing club is said to have offered purse of
500 900
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The story. of the taking of Caloocan
by the brave Montana boys told in ION
to Manila" One coupon and 25 cents
secures a copy at any of the Standard