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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
ITEMS or INTEREST,

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strongest fortress N tho world
Tho GllInas0 bpHNn 10 write books DoI
fOvW They migrated from lhp veHlOn
south 0f tho CnADlnn spli
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nIsh The sullnns 0lti1np tho nhphplpn
amount M tribute IN promptly AnIt ~
prison Dnd hIa plNpp dlnpOH0d ~ ny nue.
lion 10 Tho hiHINsl bidder
All lhe aOnp IN pnMHnny Y Mnlo
from p0nOa OH cows pNt nln nun
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eAnle In only n lenalh NM u mt W.
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ONn, IN nav pulling " pnlllp enb IN wv
streets M wv GAH MpllAh
gha aNslQl e~0nlNIDlng NV pnunplnA M
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bNs hN0n removed M lpas llNn lnn
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
WANT 70 SELL COAL.

AMsslsAA OpN pAtDna AMI Agents AwApMs
iHu " tRglANh AnA ths tOH,lNenh
Is0sDoh, Sept American e0Nl
operators and their agents Aps AppApa
entity awAsming 10 iNglAnd and runners
Of many important deAls lllsd ths MIR
during ths past weak, w p heNd 0f
Chicago h hsps Oh his wAy 10 Paris,
lls N hopeful Of supplying both lhe
French and Russian nAviss with steam
coal from Wsst Virginia, Mr. Mend
Ind \ Ion. Interview with tle Russian
consul and WAS IN DOnsnltAslln Win
tha Russian hawai- AttA0hs before pro-
ONedtnk ID Paris,
w. NJ, Hopkins Of Philadelphia elOsed
= contract Tor 100000 t0As d Pennsyls
vADiR gNns0fsMlne eOAl tor immediate
delivery ~ Mediterranean ports Mr.
HOpkils Asld ID \ representative Of the
Associated Pvsasl
nIgnHllsA e0nsuMePa Aps nOt familiar
with American u%naopseAsd 0OAl, DAt
continental dsAlsPA ApM WePsgOrA
Mn selling 10 thsM, do mob anticipate
ts0Nble III securing ohAptarM
President UAAAAtt Of the PennsylvA,
nlR railroad Inv gone VI Paris
IN tha ARMs BUSINESS,
while ths presence Of Robert Pitcairn,
superintendent vi Tho PannsylvaDia's
WitsbnvN division nh Mo OApIetOn h0lel
II DooasIODlnH considerable gossip N.Y.
Wt0Alpn lOes 10 Scotland tor u vlslt tD
Andrew 0apneyle naply neAl Week And
N Inns bpen Hnil lhAt lhurp " Oh f0Ot u
scheme w provide ths pennsylvania
eOnl p~ynhlentD with WADsatlAnll0 tpAllss
pOptAiiOM Mr. NteRlpn aAl1 Do u peps
va%spDLntly0 III tl0 Associated ppeBsl
uMy visit 10 Mr. uapnsHie ~ n0g ON
aetly NpOn tha pppnDd suggested am
moi guile aNpa how long lbe present
eOal famine under eNlatlnH conditions
IN England VIII continue, My personal
ldsA Ii that American GOAL mine owners
MN Rpt I'D ind u batter market In Me1'
i~tepvansNn Dp blAph Nun ports thAD ia
countries whore lgnNlnnd herself viii
ba II u0mpnllWp UDleP ralp condition
believe the United States ean supply
NDHlAnd'A former customers Oh Ille cons
tinDnt with WOIlt,n
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04

e0ntvwltM Rllala by Tho eenauerev,
stands III hands,
\ Kentucky ,p0ttar named Hash II
slp0N BY MlneuMpAt,
HUI MeNwnn, ail0M, pacing, wears
pa 0NNpus Of weight on eAeh front foot
lovOln,p, RllBM, Inns raised four colts,
and WIS mol broken 70 harness until
VIM WAS \ years Old,
huslleR by Hustler Russell, has won
eight races already ,hls season, and
taken u record VI allbM
John A, MpkeW0n, 4, pllpA, N being
slowly drawn 70 MeinG form ~ oleve,
lAAn, I4e worked IN allb the ether
dAy and GAN brush ~ \ terrific eAlh
Four pNpeps by DIrpet al0bM, have
stepped lnlD thu mo llst lhis year All
AFp OH Of record mares, ana three
WnpO green when tla SEASON began,
NpMpttA, plllM, tho famous yoAnH
california mare, made her eastern DO
bNt NJ Hedplek recently, Nhe won,
AMI I'm critics report her up 10 her
reputation.
blasulse II, though In England, N
atlll 1aft In tho annual champion,
Prince ~ Melbourne AMI lldpim, with
40 pounds pAph, Ape now tha plek OF
tho ~D,yaAr0ldA engaged
ADJ PpallsaA, by Tho Ppelate, 10 Tho
llst NJ double nll0 Wp0dn0apA hh9 N
new Tho dAm 0g bob Fltsalmm0na, 4,
norm, And AlDba w, plOsN, both
pap0vA, by Judge NopvAh
John III GENTRY, pl00la, wore ban
dAgNa behind In hin VWnp NJ windsor,
Pm md II N reported that Ne has
BROKEN down. II hardly seems likely
thAt ha VIII over cross the 300 line,
phN sturdy old tpDiliDa stallion, Mer
teOh pll7lN now VI, who made hls
record IN lADf M Tho Aae OF IA, won A
fppo rornll, for n $1,000 purse, W Dyep'
OH, WAshu July I, beAtIng hye others,
N WAA tpOll0d ID n non on mud, anu the
best time WIS plBT}h
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
ADDRESS THE OLD GUARD.


pvDmtnDnt IplshmaD TAIN W thp EenlAn
Nv0thavhDDI M u~lnalnnAth
O@Ik0IkNATl, Beph U,mIh9 Old Hanph
on tha VaDlnN baOlherhOOd WIN NILS
dressed h0pe by y j, gOpgOpAn, Edward
u, N, UondOn md Captain George
Sweeney, Worry bitter p%asOlntl0ns .Wepl
AdOpted against the Wesent alleged
American pntanHleMenb Ia foreign off,
fairs, especially any alliance With lnp'
IAnd md my vl0l0tiOD OF the principle
Oh consent Or the governed, Th9 peaD'
lutlOna denONHee the 0Oupae on l9ng'
land In BOHth Afpl0a md condemn tlp
sending Or prisoners Of WIN 10 Oeylon,
ANA aAyi
wi ape llkewlse opposed 10 my M
ISOLATION WIN my power WhDHe oOll'
duet IN moi consistent WIN American
theories md humanity"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
coNFEssEs ABRvrAL CRIME
VvIsODap Tails NJ Murder NJ OOntpAetDv
NObsDn NJ HlOMs CHI,

wv LOUIS, Bept, D,AuNpAnh Fey ION,
.lias Hammond, AIias Howard, now u
prisoner M th0 FOW courts hgv0,
charged with burglary, made n eOnfus.
siOn tO Chief Of Police kealnnE Of
biOux CIV, iowa IN which IN. lmpli'
gAted hiniaeK I'D tlle Mnnlep Df JDlD
Robson, " wealthy eontRaetW, IN thnt
City On ths night Of DeO ~, lbgn,
H0 also furnished gLlef koslnnH
with n claw which should lind IN I'm
speady mptuvv M lhs paptpMi JAgk
Mason, In the robbery nld MIllnH ~
H0bs0h
Payi0D left tbs Impression WIN gblef
keeItDH fhNt MAAOll hAd Killed lt0s
s0D With n hHtghet altar he, payt0D,
had kD0ghed tIN contractor apnsnlaM
10 tlN n0W M nv 0flas with the butt
sHd M " ptst0l I'M H0bsm surprised
than blowing INV sRlA The hntelet
hss ham fnnd w RlDHx. plfg IN iha
spef Indicated by Ppyt0N IN bts SLATER
WHlit here
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04

A Prominent virginia tdit0v Mad AlmDSt
0lvsn w, bNt WINS bp0Muht IiNak NJ
pepfuGt Health by OhRmDeplAinA UOlIG'
: 0h0lsFR nRd DiNgphMA Rsmsdyn tsRd
His Mdit9piKl,
From tbs Times, Hyllsvillp, vA,l |
suffered WIFI. dlApVhmA fOp. n long tlMe
and Thought VIM pAst being 9VIed,
had spent mach, hMe and ,M0nsY md
suffered. Nd much misery thRl had
almost deelded w glye up hopes. ,0f
recovery aud await THO RESULT bqt polite
Uolio' 1dkolarS' snd' blagrRosnn, Namely
Some iWVoonIderiviI olras HID bean Wrought
XIV W. MI,Ie"@s eaE Esw dS as"'9sa wn Y s%N9y,e|yS
wal ,of ihaI trouble, md I ,wIsh 10 MY
further, W. ny ReadeYs and fellow SUI
ierera lhAt ! an 4 hA|e an9 hearty M4n
today. and feel M Wall Ny, ever lald ID
nv llfe 81 " LooVa' sold by 0hnppla
Drug GO,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
AL @ BROKEN.

Minneapolis MillA 0pOnnl is,bOOLDDO
DAppala NJ PlOW hHst lsNh
MIkNNApOlla, seph ,hm1'he gpeat
-four mills DR Minneapolis, whose yeAp
elded Nv mldDlEht Friday, hRve eelipspd
VII the WeylOns performances In the
history 0r Inv lndAsIpy tllAb haS made
tho oily fAMOUA Ihe lDtAl Ontpnb lOp
tlle yeRp WHY elOse tD lJ,bOO,OOD barrels,
the IApH0st amount vi -four ever pros
du0pd IN " single community IN thp
worlds history, lhe Mills lnegnlpeA
between VI ,ODO,ODO md $4,000, 600 Dnsh'
OH Of Whnnt during DhD yaAp,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
JeDkjDs Nyvvt Hang,

HEN AHOk, H9ph MHWHDvHvlDg .VNll'
ehpv deDled INV application w wv lM,
WiAODmept nj tha Heath A0nt0nae ppHHnl
anon lyN y, JeHklDa, whp WIS G0Hvleted
III tla murder M Gins Stark, " p0lNpan,
hon, md hp VIII IN hHNEpd sapE II,
HlS fHthar WIN Nv ngAt AnApealnd M VIM
evtMe, VIVA HryeHted And mN1p " a0nf
feAsl0n, EtNtlnE ttpt Nm MN committed
the mHrdeH, el0 itAt wv tw9 Ind RHveaa
IN g0vav Hp Tho Gvtlnn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
0o,vpNIIed IN yvsveI sIsrmga

EEBbla,, keph M-0wiRE, NJ the Hf
HsHalN heavy wesFwApd WNAsepHep
WNftA IN WIN IN IN the. interruption M
Mail nv awiRE ~ WV Hnb9keH hlsAHler
AHd w VIM e~iAgtprtHg NJ p8ssanEHr
kfsRmeFs w fhe German H0vHFnMeHf
fRF HAs IN ghlHHkA WAtAga, many AhpAr'
teeu eiflHfna hava recently Gien a0lAr
pellsH VA itku HHefHKN passAHe M W.
MgHiHH IN ttsp HAlfs4 kfaleA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04

Gown ppnMiMllN Wip0h ON NJ I8slsla
sDNa~Lvss SUBSTANTIALLY TOlAh
VICTORIA, ~, u, HepL, D,m.The steAil'
w AMW from the North brings u pepOpb
Of u d%lsastpOna! Ipe which swept tle
town Of AtlIn ANY, pb, practically
WlpinH " OH OF existence, Ten of the
largest ma most Important business
blocks In the tOWD Wepe destroyed,
causing u lOAs estimated nh 100000, IL
N pppOptod by lhg steAMDOAb people
thAt there III lIttla " my Insurance Oh
the property destroyed mid the l0Ss Will
be automatically t0lAl,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
FAvoRs rHE eANrEEN.

Latter vpOM AIIntsnt OanpvNl ssla Forth
lapNVtManpN AllilnhM
WASHINGTON, BgpL MwThe AdjMtnlb
genepAl, Mp gOYbll, Inn wvlIben u let'
Iev 10 Senator sewell, keW Jersey, u
member OF military eONMltte0 Oh Ihe
senate, setting forth IN definite Terms
that the attitude 0f llle WIZ department
On Who question Of lhe army oAnieen "
fNvOvnbl0,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
WIN y,v,Ug NDme hOn,s MlDsps,

Ban FNAhUIsUOJ ReDL NH.The VhlLed
Htates transport hAwtOnl which NM NJ
rived IN bAIlDgl from Semitic, N w be
sent w gNpe Nome 10 palIDve llle dest'
tate minors, many M whom hAye pAtl'
NOned tRSVnHh General Randall fop
V%NnspoptA aOD hnne before Alaskan
WlDt6v HatE in Tho IMwtOn Will snil
fV I'm North IVA H0On w al0 Npn M AOb
vOady, probably within n law dayM Rlp
Inn hai accommodations rW AbOnt TIM
man
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
WIveousIU NOalNI JlamNpvvay,

WILW kVKFk, EAPk N-VNN NDN!gp1
and l0Fty,fhfae delAHHfeA Fgaln NIL,
wAHkes, HAainnt ahehngKAM FAlls NH!
Mel HttgndMl wv ANtn 9HvHnli0n NJ
fha HaalRl iNMOefAay harAi HfHlH NM
G0pHrpAANHHI UnAntf MerW nAinnni
Howard pHtM M AhfwAaksH WIN HON
MATED INV HgHKtsAA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
AaAN lsswAri,

Fer evidence that will OOnvlOt any
person or persons for breaking dawn
nv fences, leaving gAtss OpsD Nnd Iet.
Ting stock 0at on 0p dIiving any 0f my
ht0Nk. from any VI my lDalds, stock
branded ap e0nDeoted,
lOatf aaOpNa PivyIs,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04

In lpdiM ihe lall VI famine, tAop.
aalls do beuause hsy. eApno5 obtain
food, IN. America. the land Ot. plenty,
many suffer and. dle because ihsY. 9Ais
DOt digest lha FOOL they eAt, kOd0l
Dyspepsia Cure dlgests What .yOu est
~ INSTANTLY relieves md. radically 0uYeo
VII stomach hg0lDles, OhAppls Drug t0,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04

A pOWOAp MIL sDlOstOD

Removes everything. In sIgbtl 20 do
a'|si''s d %'@sySS p'lss SSsSsd. zen Y ay S,s
Wjle Your HOdy. when ,DR, Kings NeW
hIfe Pulls do the work ~ easily and
perfectly. Cures hsAdHQhe, ,OQRstipA'
t!on, Only N cents ~ GhHpplas drug
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-07
WHEN A TRAIN PARTS.
The Device OF Inventor Bergman
VIII Warn Engineers.


VIII Warn Engineers.
Harry r. Bergman, brakeman on the
Chicago, Milwaukee 81 St. Paul has made
application to the patent office at Wash
ington for letters TO cover a new device
to notify engineers of the parting of a
freight train. A trial of the invention
has been given in the yards and the in
Veution proved successful. The invention
viii warn an engineer the moment "a
coupling breaks, enabling him to act be-
fore damage can be done. The device Is
also designed to act as a train telephone
giving the conductor and engineer connec
tons between train ends.
Mr.. Bergnan'S device consists of an
electric line running from the caboose of
the train to the engine. One wire runs
from the caboOse through the wheels and
along the rails to the engine while the
other wire connects through the draft
irons Of the cars. Each car has a wire
which ends ut each end at the couplers
and as soon as the train is made ur, the
circuit is closed. IN the caboose and the
engine a bell is placed, and two sets of
batteries are used at each end Of the
the train circuit, while the dry battery 10
used to- set the bell in motion whenever
the train breaks AS soon as the accl
dent happens the train circuit would be
broken, and in the same moment the
armature Of a magnet placed in the ca
boose and in the engine would drop and
form new circuit inside the caboose or
engine ana set the bell ringing.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-07
HUNTING FOR BUSINESS
REPORT THAT ONE OF THE CHI
CAGO LINES HAS BROKEN
ITS AGREEMENT
MsTALLMENTs OF SALARY
Such Is the Term Used When the
Commission Feature Is Laid
Aside with Much show
of Decency.

The latest feature in railroad circles Is
report that one of the Chicago lines
has secretly broken over the anti-com-
mission agreement and is paying for
business routed into the Northwest via
its line. The scheme of operation con-
sists of the appointment of local agents"
at various points where business is in
prospect, and in paying certain per-
centage on the gross sales of transpor-
tation made by agents when amounts
reached the 500 figure. The commission
feature is laid aside with at least a show
of decency by terming the payments in
stallments of salary" These INSTALL
ments, however, are not Femitted regu-
larry, but only when the agents has a
sufficient maximum sale 10 warrant the
payment of his stipend. The salary
for 500 sales is said 10 be So.
While the arrangement said TO be in
force IS not similar to the original COM
mission scheme, 1t lacks none of the es-
sential points. Officials of the line said
TO be interested in the new plan were
seen yesterday, and denied that such an
arrangement was in effect. When ques-
toned one official admitted that his line
was losing business, and while not will
ing 10 be committed to a statement that
his road has sought retaliatory measures,
made direct charges against two other
lines operating In the same territory
The report Is being received with some
credence. Railroad officials familiar with
the Chicago-St. Paul situation has
prophesied from time to time that a
break would occur and that the weak
lines would either witness a falling off In
earnings or make up for the business Fost
through the nO-commission action by Sc
cret action.
The present situation gives no reason
for supposing that any of the strong lines
are not living up to the agreement. The
action of the executives has been to
their interest, and having superior facili-
ties and equipment they are IN a position
to easily capture their share of the bust
ness. The principle that for money paid
equal values must be- given or the pur-
chaser viii take the best in the market,
is now coming back at the weak lines
with considerable force Without the aid
of their commission agents they are I'M
able, In large measure to hold the
business OF former years. This is shown
by The monthly statements of gross earn
ings, which are not increasing In proper
tion with the strong lines.
The Eastern situation is giving the
Chicago lines some apprehension. 500
competition on one hand and the prom
Use of a mix for Westbound transcOnti-
mental business on the other, leaves the
passenger situation In condition of none
too bright promise
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-07
RAILWAY PERSONALS.

James Robertson, general agent of the
II; ;. 3, at.Duluth, is in the city
Charles Lee, general passenger agent of
the Lehigh Valley, IS in the city from
g A. Parker Northwestern passenger
agent OF the Lehigh Valley, with head
quarters in Chicago, is in st. Paul.
Il. .. Soule, general agent of the pas
senger department Of the b c.. r. e. N.
was In St Paul yesterday.
of the B., c. r. & N, is in the CITY look
ing up passenger business
James Pond, general passenger agent OF
the Wisconsin Central. was in the city
Yesterday. en- route West.
j. q. Mooney, Northern passenger agent
OF the Great Northern, was in St. Paul
Yesterday comforting with Headquarters
officials.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-07
REAL ESTATE


REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CASH offer wanted for lot 70, block q
Merriam Park Second addition: ONLY
those willing to pay reasonable price In
cash need answer. M. Albrecht, 15a
East Seventh st.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-07
RELIEF SOCIETY
Employment Register.

ONCE, 14l East Ninth st. Telephone 1873.
MAN-We can furnish a good, strong,
handy man for wholesale house, or any
other such work.
BOY-A bright, willing boy for Office or
errand boy; needs work badly.
REPAIRING OF trunks and vailses want
ed by a man who understands the work
thoroughly.
NURSES-INe can furnish efficient WON
en- to care for the sick.
WOMEN-To do plain sewing, washing,
ironing and housekeeping can be had
from this office; also men to do odd
Jobs wood saving, etc.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-07

MASSAGE $50 Cedar ST., Room 26, sec
ond floor. massage, steam baths, alcohol
rubs; osteopathic and electric treat
ments; open dairy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-07

About the day train on The Northwest
er m Line from Twin Cities to Chicago:
The Badger-State Express is the finest
in the land: the table service is as good
as at a first-class New York Hotel"
Another traveller says
Every accommodation of the BADGER
State Express is the best. Dining service
splendid"
And another one says:
The one word excellent AYERS the de-
scription Of the Badger-State Express
This train runs daily via the North
Western Line, and is for day time travel
what the North Western Limited is for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-07
HORSES AND CARRIAGES

HORSES-Horses at auction every We'd
nesday at Barrett & Zimmerman's Mid
way horse market, ST. Paul; private
sales daily; have from 300 to 800 head
OF drafters, farm mares, general pur-
pose horses, drivers, Western branded
horses and mules always on hand: give
thirty days trial on all horses sold. also
part time given if desired
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-07
win Meet I'm Omnha.

Notice has been sent to the members Of
the traffic committee handling the de-
Tense of the railroads in the Southwestern
grain rate case before the railroad COM
mission, stating that a committee meet
ing will be held Monday morning in the
office of Vice President Clark, of the
Omaha. The schedules submitted by the
commission will be reviewed and 4 gen
eral understanding as TO the course to be
pursued, arrived at
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-07
Certified to supreme Coor,

The case of o. H. Arosin, county treas
American Mortgage company has been
certified to the supreme court. BY stipu-
lation the defendants have until April IS
to prepare and file briefs and the plaintiff
twenty days later
The suit is brought by the county treas
urer to enforce the collection of delin-
quent taxes for 1893 upon property as
sessed at 81 900, 500
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-07

Manila Tribune, Feb IS.
The day before yesterday Col. l. w.
delegate, Mgr. Chapelle, delivered to
Archbishop Nozeleda as result of the
latters urgent request to Gen. OTIS. some
sacred vessels and ornaments that were
captured with Aguinaldo's baggage.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-07
DOES COFFEE AGREE WITH YOU

II not, drink Grain-O-made from pure
grains A lady writes: The first time
after using it for one week nothing would
Induce RE to go back to coffee" It nour-
ishes and feeds the system. The children
can drink it freely with great benefit It
is the strengthening substance of pure
grains. Get a package today from your
grocer. follow the directions In making it
and you will have delicious and health
FIJI table beverage for old and young.
15c. and 25c,
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Full Load of Passengers.

w. r. Galloway, general passenger
agent of the 500 Line. received a. tele-
gram yesterday from Liverpool announc-
ing that the S. S. Tunlsan left port April
for the United States with n first cabin
NO second cabin and LIS steerage passen-
gers. The bulk of the business comes into
the Northwest, and the 500 line will come
in for the Storage business almost entire
Ihe Tunisan is am Allan liner
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cH1RoPoDIsTs.

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LOCKWOOD'S Good Luck Salve; best
thing for sore feet; all druggists; estab-
liShed eighteen years.
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AUCTION SALES.

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AUCTION.
THREE CARS OF WALL PAPER, AD-
VERTISED FOR SALE ON APRIL
4TH. TAKES PLACE SATURDAY,
APRIL 9TH, AT 1880, AT 41O-42I
JACKSON. ALL IN THE BUILD
ING AND CAN BE EXAMINED. A.
G. JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER, 4fo-
421 JACKSON ST.
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Southern Paeiac BIock.de,

Ell PASO. Tex, April 6.-The Atlantic
division of the Southern Pacific is block
AIDED with passenger and freight trains
from Eel Paso to San Antonio The heavy
rains which occurred yesterday between
Dryden and Del Rio destroyed six bridges.
delaying trains from all directions No
passenger trains have gone east from
here since Wednesday night Traffic will
not be resumed for several days
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vigation has opened below Dubuque and
the ice on the upper river, with the ex-
ception of Pepin, has gone out. On Pepin,
the ice is crumbling fast The first boat
of the season will be the steamer ST.
Paul, which will arrive between the first
and the fifteenth of May
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