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Apply TO < =. DR0oP. a2H Pa. are.
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Branch once, 14th and Welling Place.
Advertisements are received at The stars
branch office. Epply's pharmacy, corner
18th street and yelling place. at regular
rates. No charge Tor messenger,
Is delivered.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON 9TH
STREET BETWEEN NJ AND N STREETS

By virtue Of a deed Of trust, duly recorded
among the land records of the District of Column
bia. in Iiber 1229, folio 2o4, shall SELL at public
auction. in front OF the premises. on THURSDAY
AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. the middle 4O-ft 'front.'
on 9th street west, BY depth Of lot IS, square
together with the improvements etc. consisting Of
frame house, known as Central NJ. E. Church.
Terms: Qne-thfrd eash. residue In tive equal
payments at one and two years. respectively, 0s
interest. semi-annueiiy secured By the notes os
or an cash; $500 deposit. All couveysncing. re-
cording, etc, at purchasers cost. Terms to b
complied with In fifteen days. trustee reserves
the right to readvertise and cell at defaulting pur
chaserss cost and risk.
CHARLES q: CRAGIN, Jr., Surviving Trustss,
TH0S. D0WAE0A = CO.. Aucts. mhI1-tOt
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Subscribers will confer a favor II they
VIII notify the Office Of the failure Of the
carrier to ring the door bell when The Star
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AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
We will sell at public auction. at the store of
Steinem Bros, 1892 Pa. ave. NV, TUESDAY,
MARCH TWENTY-SIXTH, 1901. AT TEN
O'CLOCK AN, all pledges upon which the inter-
est is overdue one year or more consisting Of Dia-
monds, Rings, Pins, Studs and Earrings, Cold Sill
and Filled Watches; Chains, Rings, Scarfpins
Opera Glasses, Bracelets, Medals. etc. This sale
to continue until all lots are sold. Holders Of our
tickets, please take notice.
sTEINEM BROS, Pawnbrokers.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co. Aucts mhI0-8t
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IA AUoTIONEERS
JAMES ". RATCLIFFE. AUCTIONEFR.

TO WHOM IT NAY CoNCERNxTo PAY sroR-
. FGRNrTURE, ETc.. BY AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH TWENTY
THIRD it 1921; a;a. AZ rooa Len !, GoGK Will sell
Pa. ave. NV. lot Household Furniture. stored in
the following names: Lucy Coleman. Aug. 4. 1899;
Nov. Is. 1890: ]. W. Payne. Jan. g. 1900; T. N.
McCabe. JAM 22. 1900-tO pay storage and other
charges. All parties interested will please take
notice,
Terms cash. II. BAUM & SON,
mhl6-dGcdH 012 Pa. ave. NV
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FUTURE DAYS.
THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUcTs eIsFST
THos. J. OWEN q SON. AUCTs.. sls ST NV.
For Sale at Public Auc-
tiOn that FINE. DOUBLE,
THREE-STORY and Base
ment Brick Dwelling House
Numbered 40 Rh o de
Island Ave. NJ. w.

am directed By the owner to sell. at pubIfn
s4Sa s4esiSn' on on THURSDAY, MARcH TWENTY
MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE AND PROPERTY
ABoNE REfERRED TO. the same having a
and being lot numbered 40. in square numbered
ooe The house has modern improvements
This property win be sold subject 20 trust fn-
cumbrsnce OF &4.SO0O6. Terms Of sale: All
above said incumbrapce 70 be paid half iu
cash and the balance in six months secured by q
deed Of trust on the property sold or all cash. at
the option Of the purchaser. A deposit OF 500 90
required at the time OF sale. Conveyancinr re.
cording and revenue stamps at purchasers cost.
Terms TO be complied with within ten days else
property will be rescid the cost of the default-
ing purchaser, nfter FIVE days public notice
mh18-dkds HOSEA B. MOtLTON Attorney
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Boston to Liverpool
VIA QUEENSTOWN

VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Magnificent. New, Twin-Screw Passenger Steam
ships 1900 tons
Fast; Remarkably Steady; Spacious Promepades.
Passage about days All First and Second Sa-
loon Rooms located Upper Decks amidships. Per-
feet Ventilation Table unsurpassed
SAXONIA sails March 30. May H. June IS
July 20.
IyERNIA sails April 27 June l. July g. Aug 10.
Low Winter rates until April II. Round-trip dis
counts. Third-elass. low rates.
ULTONIA. Twin-Screw 10000 tons) specially
fitted for TIIRD-CLASS passengers only Ladies'.
Saloon and Mems Smoke Room located Upper Deck
amidship. Sails March 10, April %, May Is
ALEXANDER MARTIN. Agent. 30 State Street
Boston Mass. or G. w. Moss. 1411 G 1t. NV.
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the Kidneys liver and bowels. without weakening
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mh6-d&ds

UTHIS SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL THE
TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF MARCH, 1901. at the
same hour and place, because of q temporary in
junction TO await the further order OF the court.
mh19-d&ds
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
Content Of a .ivefV Stable

10 HORSES. CARRIAGES. BUGGIES. HARNESS.
BLANKETS WHIPS ROBES, &c.
Owing to ill-heath / will sell at public auction,
FRIDAY, MARCH TWENTY-SECOND, ELEVEN
O'CLOCK AM. at cor: of 22d and SITS. NV. con-
tents Of my Livery Stable. G. H. KELLOGG.
Magrath & Kennedy.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


THOS. J. OWEN & son. AUCTS., 81S ST. NV.
BY virtue CT authority vested In Us by the syn
dicate certificates of the Crescent Heights Syndi-
cate we, til. undersigned trustees. because Of the
non payment Of the assessment Of two hundred and
the 14th dty Of January. 1901, within thirty days
after written notice thereof was mailed to the
owners of record Of said syndicate certificates, will
sell, at public auction, at the rooms Of Thos. ].
Owen, auctioneer, 913 st. NV. on the EIGH-
TENTH DAY OF MARCH, 1901 AT FOUR
PM, Certificates Nos. six (6), ten QO), twenty
f20), twenty-one t21 and twenty-five (20.
Terms cash.
JOHN D. CROISSANT,
JOHN o. JOHNSON,
mh6-d&ds Trustees.
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JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AUeT1oNEER.

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her every thought and endeavor was
for him.
Was Devoted to Him.

Miss Willard, of the faculty, Mrs.
Jessie Macy, Mrs. Robbins, Mrs. No
BILE, Miss Parker and Miss Denise were
all intimate with the Herrons and all
gave like testimony as to the devo-
ton of Mrs. Heron to her husband
and that no thought of separation was
in her mind.
Erroneous Impression Corrected.
Notwithstanding that Herron's let
ter was all the defense he made, it
was voted that the letter be not read
before the council Other than this
the trial was conducted in an impair
tial manner. Heron was not eXpell-
ed as was wired from this place. The
council voted to recommend to the as
ISOLATION that Herron's name be drop
ped from the roll for immoral conduct
and conduct unbecoming minister of
the Congregational church.
Prof. Heron Cold.
The trial was eX-parte and was car
ried on in as fair manner as posi-
BILE. The case demonstrated that Pro
lesson Heron was eXacting and eX-
pressions were heard that he had but
little thought or apparent care for his
wife and family. 1t also showed that
Mrs. Heron was entirely devoted to
her husband and his interests, willing
at all times to sacrifice herself, if by
so doing she could exalt her husband.
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YOUNG LAD INJURED.
Dallas cubberly Has Right Hand Bad
Iy Mashed Today.

Dallas cubberly Has Right Hand Bad.
Iy Mashed Today.
From Fridays DARYL
About $50 O'Clock this morning Dali
las Cubberly, thirteen-year-old boy
employed by the Union Printing com
paily on the South Side, as errand boy
accidently caught his right hand in q
large Job press and was badly injured,
Carl Clark, pressmap for the company
was feeding the press and dropped a
piece Of paper. Cubberly was sweep
ing hear the press and, seeing the pa
per fall, tried to get it out before the
bed Of the press could catch his hand
He was unsuccessful, however, and his
hand was caught in the machinery In
way that tore and mashed the flesh
and made necessary the amputation Of
the first two fingers.
The boy was taken to the Ottumws
hospital, and his injuries were attend
ed to by Drs. e. NJ Arenschield, M. w
Pascoe and J. r. Herrick. It was nee
essary to amputate the first finger at
the second joint and the entire second
finger. The boy will be unable to use
his hand for some months. He was re
moved to his home on Holt street
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TOOK sINJEN CHILDREN.
Rev. U. 3. Smith, Of American Home
Finding Society Dtsposes Case,

Rev. U. 3. Smith, Of American Home
Finding Society Disposes Case,
Recently a Davenport woman was
found incompetent to care for her chill
dren after court of competent juris-
dfctien had determined that she was
addicted to the use Of intoxicants. Rev.
U. B. Smith, Of this city, of the Amer
lean Home Finding society, was noti.
ned. He went on to Davenport and got
possession Of the infants as told in the
following Ia the Davenport Times:
After several trials and promises OF
good behavior, the case of the dispos
al of her two children was today taken
from Mrs. Anna sinjen and they were
sent to Ottumwa with Rev. U. B
Smith, Of the American Home Finding
society. After getting the children'a
photographs, Mrs. Sinjeh promised tc
be good, and said she had secured
work at Waltott, where she would care
for them. It seems, however, that
Mrs. Sin5en did not leave the city, but
continued to stay here, living in much
the same manner as formerly. An or
dor was then given to the board OF
commissioners to dispose Of the chill
dren and Rev. Smith, of Ottumwa, was
summoned.
After this action had been taken
Mrs Sinjsn again appeared in the
court house and made a scene, but the
patience Of the board was exhausted
This afternoon Rev. Smith took the
little boy, George, aged eleven, and Ell
ID, aged seven, to Ottumwa. and will
endeavor to find good homes for them
Rev. Smith represents the American
Home Finding society, which care.
for children, released criminals ant
sometimes a mother with children
The society Is benevolent one, ant
will probably effectively dispose o
| the matter.
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NOT HEREDITARY

In the main, consumption
isnot hereditary; iii is infectious.
People are too afraid of heredi-
ty; better not think Of the sub
ject at all. Infection occurs
continually.
Low vital force is hereditary
which gives consumption its
chance. And infection plants
it.
Between the two, the crop
is a big one: about one-sixth
of the human race, so far as is
known.
We suppose it needn't be S
per cent, if people would take
fair care and SCOTS emulsion
Of cod-liversoil.
The care saves life in ali
ways; the emulsion is specially
aimed at the lungs, beside its
general food-eHect.
Wells send you E.tle to try ifyou like.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl street. New York.
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be for me to commit spiritual suicide,
and to try to deceive the world in or
der to win for myself some place or
work in 1t, or some fragment ana
faith from 1t. If this confession OF
life is evil to you and all the world
then let it be evil; if to anyone on the
earth it is good, to that one let 1t be
good. If free and truthful living be
the final outcome of things then the
outcome will yindicate us.
A Roast for the Judges.
"And now you may judge us. But
let me say that 1 would rather be the
worst that has ben said about me,
rather be worse than the severest de-
nunciation has made me out to be,
than sit in one of your places as my
judge, or in the places Of those clergy
men who have sought to destroy my
good name without knowing anything
of the causes of facts they were 1udg-
ing, or asking me as brother if had
any explanation to give. II my good
name is gone and my small value to
the world with it, I think the church
has paid dear price for this destrnc-
ton, however worthy its motives. The
spectacle of venerable and prominent
leaders of the church competing in a
greedy hunt for irresponsible gossip
and for convicting and blasting ap-
pearances-the eagerness of some OF
these influential clergymen and lay.
men to make the most and worst OF
the defenseless position of a man they
have tracked and laid in wait for
their pitiless digging at the roots OF
the sacred sorrow and tragedy of life
in order to get it's secret and prove
thereby that it's teachings are false
and it's deeds evil-all this is reveal
ton of the spirit and temper of the
church, that will not be, lost on the
working class, and that will not fail tt
disclose the immense and awful gull
between the spirit of Jesus and the
church that claims his name.
Washes Hands of the Church.
"In conclusion, let me say, out Of
justice to you as to myself that shall
not misrepresent your action, nor put
it on other than your own grounds.
shall not represent you as dismissint
me for socialism or heresy, or for my
attacks on the church. I have no
where and at no time used Language
indicating this, and every such wore
attributed to me has been newspaper
forgery. shall not again speak as {
minister of the church nor seek its fel
lowship, nor act as it's representative
nor speak it's language. If anything
may hereafter do or say shall be o
service to anyone or any cause,it shall
be done or said with the clear under
standing that the church is free from
any responsibility for any such ser
vice, and that am disowned by thu
church because Of it's judgment upol
my life and character.
Pardon me for writing so long.
only meant to write brief note whel
l began, but the desire to fully express
myself to you has made me write on
With only fellowship in my heart TO
you and for all, I remain faithful.
yours. George b. Heron"
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IOWA sPIRlTuALIsTs.
File Articles Of Incorporation for
State Organization.

State Organization.
The state organization OF Iowa Spir-
itualists that was perfected in Oska-
loosa early last April has filed articles
of Incorporation with the recorder OF
the county for records here.
The stated object of the incorpora-
ton is "the organization Of the Spirit.
ua1ist churches and congregations OF
the state Of Iowa into one general
body for the purpose of promulgating
the religion and philosophy of Spirit
ualism, also such principles OF ethics
and culture as will assist therein, and
to give unto the world such assist
ance as will bring to 1t In a pure and
simple manner the teachings Of Spirit.
ualism. It is the desire of this asso-
citation that the most noble and true
men and women among us should ebe,
come the leaders and the teachers 81
our people in the state Of Iowa, and i
shall be the bounden duty Of the on.
GERS Of this association to endeator ia
the utmost of their power to contrib.
ute to this end; to encourage moral
and to discourage immoral practices
among mediums; to hold, buy or sell
all properties of and from the associa
ton; to grant charters to subordinate
or local associations or societies.; tc
charge and collect dues and per capita
tax from the associations or societies
to perform all duties usually perform
ed by all legally constituted religious
bodies in the state Of Iowa, such ae
granting certificates Of ordination and
such other clerical rights as are usual
ly granted by other religious bodies OF
organizations; to employ and send Out
missionaries throughout the state
whose duty it shall be to organize sub
ordinate and incorporate societies and
to teach the religion of Spiritualism;
to perform all such duties as may moi
be herein set forth but may be sug
gested by the laws of the state and
country.
| The articles bear the signatures Of
| the officers of the association:
G. A. Hinton, Oskaloosa, presi
dent.
John D. Vail, Marshalltown, vice
president.
Stella A. Fish, Keokuk, secretary.
Moses Whistler, Delta, treasurer.
| Trustees.
W. T. Hamilton, Wellman.
Mrs. Nelne Enoch, Ferry.
Miss Jennie Schaeffer, Ottumwa-
Ed. Weber, Wellman.
Daniel Davis, Oskaloosa.
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DENIES INJUNCTION
Judge Fee Refuses to, Grant One to
Chillicothe People.
THE SCHOOL BOARD is UPHELD
chiIlicothe Can Now Build the School
House and Levy the Tax-synopsis
of the Decision by Judge T. N. Fee
Decision Announced Today.

tFrom Fridays Daily.]
Judge T. M. Fee today arrived at
decision favorable to the defense in
the case Of ]. M. Swope, D. N. Riggs,
j. n. Conastock, Daniel Bowen, A. j..
Jenkins, P, O'Malley and w. H. Dex.
ter VS. the Independent District of Chill
licothe, j. B. Kitterman, E. S. Warren,
J. f. Hull, A. W. Clark and Jasper
Warren, members of school board.
The case is one which was brought
up a few days ago before the March
term of court adjourned and was the
last case argued during that term.
Judge Fee took the matter under ad-
visement and rendered his decision to.
day.
The Suit.
The suit was brought for a tempo.
rary Injunction to restrain the school
board from levying tax upon the PEG.
pde Of Chillicothe, amounting to $1,000
yearly for three years, for the purpose
of building a school house, The com
plaihants alleged that the meeting OF
the school board for the purpose Of
calling for the election for the tax was
not a legal one, as it was not called by
the president.
Caused Much Feeling.
The case created much excitement
among the people of Chillicothe, and
the community was divided into two
factions, one favoring the school house
and the other opposing it. McElroy 8.
McElroy were engaged by the defend.
ants and fought the case hard, winning
finally today. Steck & Smith repre-
scented the plaintiffs.
Judges Decision.
The Judge held that when tax pay
ers or the people have, at an election
fairly had, after a full discussion Of
the question at issue, as usually pre-
ceeds such elections, fairly expressed
their views, the courts should be eau
tious and slow to override or annul sc
fair an expression Of the wants and
needs Of the people, and unless the Law
has been violated or there is clearly
no reasonable necessity for the expen
diture, the minority should submit.
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DR.. j. C. BONHAM
Chronic and Surgical Diseases-Rup.
ture and Nervous Diseases.

catarrh of Liver, Stomach and Bowels
Are you irritable? is your complex
ion bad? Do you bloat after meals?
Do you belch up gas? Is your tongue
coated? Do you have sickheadache?
Is your stomach or abdomen sore? Is
your circulation bad?
Nervous Diseases, Kidney and Bladder
Troubles.
Is your mind dull? Is the memory
bad? Is there sediment in urine? Do
you see spots before your eyes ?Have
you varicocele? Have you any weak
ness Of parts? Have you frequent and
painful urination? Do you have hor-
rid dreams? Is the prostate enlarged?
Do you have any rectal trouble or
piles or fistula.
Rupture and varIcoceIe cured with
out chloroform or severe pain. EIec.
tro Thermal Baths for rheumatism,
nervous, blood and skin diseases.
Can you afford to neglect your
toms? You must know that early re
treatment is necessary for the cure
nation call or write, stating symptol
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NEW MEDICAL LAW STANDS.
Michigan Supreme Court Affirms the
Conviction of DR.. Reetz,

Michigan Supreme Court Affirns the
Conviction Of DR.. Reetz.
Lansing, Mich, June 6.-The SUI
preme court has affirmed the convic.
ton OF August Reetz, charged with
|practicihs medicine without passing
an examination under the new medical
registration law. Reetz' defense was
that such legislation is an interference
with the inaleniable right of citizen
to employ anyone he chooses as a ply
sician. The court says this contention
is not supported by authority or rea-
son. The practice Of medicine affects
the public health, and 1t is clearly
within the police power of the state
to provide that all dealing with disease
shall be qualified as far as human edu-
cation and experience afford.
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DR.. j. e. LAMBERT
Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. Glasses Accurately Fitted. r

Disease of the Eye and Ear.
Is your vision failing? Do your
glasses suit you? Do you have squirt
or cross eyes? Do you have granulat.
ed lids? Have you growths on the
eyes or skums over sight? Does your
head roar? Do you have discharging
ears? Are you becoming deaf? Does
reading OF close work tire your eyes
and cause headache?
Disease of Head, Throat and Lungs. &
Do you have catarrh? Is the breath
foul? The voice husky? Does the nose
stop up at times? Do you cough? rs
the expectoration shiny, bloody or con-
tain pus? Are you tired and weak7
Do you have pain or fever? Do YOU
have constant droppings in the throati
Are your tonsils enlarged? Do you
have quinsy?
Special attention given to the Proper
Fitting of Glasses and all operative
work on the Eye, Ear Nose and
Throat. n
condition if you have the above symp.
cognition Of disease and it's prompt
and often the saving of life. For infor.
as. Enclose stamp.
4 & LAMBERT j
ottur11xMa, IoNMas
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A farmer at Coggan is importing
some high grade cattle from England.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-23
WiereI

AT Hoffman Bros. All kinds of
pastry goods, pattie shells, apple
tarts, Jelly tarts and lady locks
l3O w. Main. 70-7l
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-23
SOCIETY THIEVES.
Live Elegantly and Exist by
Burglary.

Pittsburg. Nov. 23-One. of the
most extraordinary cAses of dual
lives was brought to light this
morning in this city. One of the
most prominent families in town,
live on West Fourth street. They
are the Lanes. leaders of church
and social circles The family
consists of Mr.. and Mrs Lane. a
son and daughter. The police were
baffied and detectives were brought
from the east. This morning as a
result of their labors the Lane
house was surrounded and thous-
ands of dollars worth of stolen
goods were found. The family
was arrested.
The plan was for the son to hide
himself in stores and then let in
the father and mother at night.
They had confederates in many
cities who had stolen property.
The arrests have caused great
sensation.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-23

New. stock silverware. Gibbs
Jewelry Go. 7o-71
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-23
Murder and Suicide.

Queenstown, Nov PA shock
ing tragedy occurred on the deck
of the Cimerick as she entered the
harbor here this morning A pas
senger by the name of Holiday
from Ohio suddenly drew a huge
knife and attacked his wife. mutt
lating her horribly Before other
passengers could interfere he drew
the blade across his own throat
killing himself almost instantly
Both bodies were brought ashore
here.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-23
S3.oo-Per-Pound

home made candies can be seen in
Vails window Sunday afternoon.
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