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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-09-13

A glance tnrOugn Lne annual Cds-
alogue of Philomath college for the
college, year 1902 shows that con-
siderable attention is to be given to
music. Voice, piano, or organ, and
harmony is to be taught. Mrs.
Gertrude sheak-Fisher is ct the
head eff this department.. She re-
sently returned from Denver, where
she teek special course in music
and comes home highly endorsed
by premiaent musicians as in every
way eompstent to give instruction
ia music in its varisus branches.
The Oregon State Fair at Salem,
September 23rd to 28th, 1901, in
elusive, promises to be the best
this gear that has yet been held.
New features for amusement and
instruction have been added, and
particular attention will be given to
the Stock Exhibit, owing to the
great and constantly Increasing in
terest ia dairying throughout the
state. For this occasion, the South
| thern Pacific Go. will make rate
of one. fair fer the round trip, froa
} all its stations in Oregon, to Salem
and return. and it is to be hopee
. that everyone who can do SO vii
show his appreciation by taking ad
: vantage Of this opportunity to pas
:, q few days pleasantly and profit
Iably at eur State Capital.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27

"-. . -. - ~ -. 81 &..l-.| ~ T. " ~. g.
PRzEMYSL - Pred dwoma
b!,skc latY zmarFa tn iona burmni"
strza Dworskleeo. w smutku po-.
gra&ony maj : prsYw iasania ola
zmartei polecli pckole Tony POGO
stawi6 = tym stan {, " jakim byiy
v Oh viii smierc,. izamknat. Sko-
rzysta} ; tvgo lokat wiama} sic
dobrapym kfuczem do pokol zmer-
}ej i rospoozst gos2odalke naewoja
reke. Zrazu wynos,t tYlko b'ieeliis'n'ee
! ubr.o,. p~o.osts.e po znnartet, po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27
Hurry up!

/ E&SE.tS@&-s%tfW EE% &@#EE 42E3F&T#& GEEEES&s%t
" Ameryce ~s1ys'ko ia1,e
maggie tax robo.s Jazz jedsenie!
Kano robotnniS. nlagle soiessy die
do f.br,k y poludnla n,gle ga
de obiad ! maggie zabiera siY znowu
do piracy. spo5y~a swe jadto .
goracs albo tel ME ms ozssu ma
.spo4Ycie simnego, adv przetrswic.
MIN rozpocsn'e rObote. Ia naglost
ole uchodsi bezksrnis je3el, mia
natychmtast to p6tnleJ, skutk,em
tego 90 n,esl;c1one cborobv kofadka
j kiezek, q szczeg6lnie 1iestrawnosd
20 swym ziYml skutksmi i nsstep-
,tw .m.. Kts zvcsY sabespieosyc
SIG przeciw tym .chorobom Tub wy
SIC ; takowycb, must uzT"
wac przez lata do6wladczonego !
skutecznego lekarstxa M ~szelk,e
choroby totadka. Trnera Amery-
Elixir Gor.s'klieeo. Wlns,
<t6re zarasem Jest dobrvm czY6c,~
krw', koniseessnymm s~zczeg6:n
ME podosss obeaaeegoszz!poni 'tr'a.
Prawdaiwe t'lx" i ifpf1 skuteozne.
przes JOS: Tr,nera, 79e
Sc. Ashland ave Chicago, a ME
pr'ez kogo 'nnego, aptekaoh
pyuc sig 9 pfawd4iwe
Trlnera i ME brad zadnYch mizef.-
.Ych beskuteznYch nodrabisn, ia.
kie e. td i tam ofarowane. Prav-
Tive Trinera Goszk,e Vino jest
polecane p,zez lekarzy lako pen ne
przYiemne wiosenne j letnie le-
karstwo, ktore powlnno bye try
name " kazdym domu pa zapob,e-
;enie wszeIkim chorobom powst: =
acym cay to z powietrza czSz POI
'ywlebia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27
GlI'lrl'unts

|SEi%%YA5
III ], Nasz rodsk Waiciech Poterek:
\ Du n ! M q sprzeda1 $40
4akr6w dobreilsismi sbudynkami. v
Gnieznie pod Duluth, Y Mipneso-,
ole. Is akr6w iut wYklarovanyob,
tes kam,enn,lA j bez pu;a, : resIta.
: drzewem l4kam..
P6ttorej mill Cd tel fanny test.
polsk, ko6c:dl v Gn,ezn,e, do Ito
rego dojeiozs Ks. sroka ; Duluth.
Do azkoiy tylxo 6wler6 milY. Ma
farmach " Gnieznle jest jul so
pclsk,ch familn ! choa mie6 wt4s~
nego sts}ego p%roboszcza.
Pan Poterek tada "a akler,
gdy .kto wssYstko kup:, 8 dolar6wv
gdYby kto c.o,af 40 lub so akrow
kup'd, % : budYnkami sadatby
"a akler l2"dolar6 Y.
Pisao do n'ego pod adresem;
Wojciech Poterek. $40 - 8 ave.
E. Duluth, Mlnn.
y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27

, go -. ~ 7:
w .n,espefna godzine more p}o@:
mlen,. zala&o-5 kim. praestrzeni:
|Folwark ks. Sopiechy. 2 tartasi. j
dwo:zeo kolejowy, 1ez&ee pod li$ !:
uia wiatrd .ocaia}y. !.
~ : = J., = T.. ~ i.
,' uIAsTECzKU STREET,.
A :CBobrka) do nowych pra>--
sz1o rezrucl6v.. Z.c7s}o SIC Cd
drobnej kldtni: mlsdzy/ zyd5wk@ q
wiesniaczk9 " c.asle Jarma'ku,
a potem wyw,azata SIC s'e b6jka
i ~przyszlo do starCia miedzy
w}o6c,anam, a zydami Zandarme~
rya wkroczY{a i ranila dw6ch
lekko. Starostwo wys{a1o natYch-
mast komisarza GfcdzicK'ego, kt{-
ry ludnosG uspokolf dochodzonie
p,erwsze przep,o 1sd.i{.
Polska pod Moskalem
W PRUszKowIE pod War
szawa napad{o pa tsmte1szfgo pro"
boszcza kilku elegancxo ubranych
mezczYzn, zwi9sa.i go l zabral1 mu
$4,000 lubil.
WIELKIE FABRYKI PREY.
CHICAGO.
M potow,e drogi pomiedzY
Whiting a East Chicago j " graz
p1cach lego miastecsks, robotnicy
zacseli n~iweIowat grupt pod no.
we wlelkie odIewnie i walcownie
stall, ktore jak powladaja. wieksze
ne set bedq cd zak'ad6w soa,h~chi-
cogoskicb. a kt6re "a lat pare
zmienic NIGGA sups}n,e biedny wy
glad okol,cznYch mast l osad-
Re sprawl lest M JAZZ najle~
pszej drodze dowodzi fakt, il radni
m,asteczka East Chicago odbyli d.
3 czerwca swc]e posiedzenie j
pbdpisali dokumenta, zezwalaj1ce
M rozpoczecie budowy, a tskze wv.
dali pewnej chiosgosk'ei sp6}ce
koncesye pozwalajac4 ma pobudo-
wanie dwoch tcr6w dla kolei 'ele
ktrycznych " tenn miescie.
Move zak3ady zwad sic beda
finland Steel Co" . wyrabiac beda
przewaznie plyty do okret6w wo-
jennYch Ola Stan6w zlednoczonych
i Ola zagranicy. a poniewaz p}Yty
to r6ine ea co do wielkosci, dlate-
90 spoika pobudu1e kllka fsbryl
do wyrab.an.a lze]s,ych ptyt, ma.
jac znscznY obszsr gruntn, de
1%oz&ozenla w~ssYstkioh fAbryk-
Tr1Ymaj sig prsy slrowiu
sile. usvwajao severy B'tra aolgd'
kowego. Zapobiega on ohorokle
regulule organa stravne. pobud1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27
z 0AL1CYI.>

GRADY. Zatrwazajace
w,escl uadeszfy do krakowskiego
Towarzyst va ubezpieczeh o graz
dacb, jake spad}y W sachodniej
czesci kraiu, jake tel " pow,ataoh
chrzanowskim l skaiacklm, ME.
mniej ogfoszono sakody z nastepu-
iacych powiat6w: Chrzanow, Rze-
Stow, Jaros}aw, Hus'ftyo. Rawa
Brody. Zlocz6w. Kolomyja, Zof-
kew, Sokal, Ska&at, Podhaice.
Bursztyp, nadto 2 BukowinY po-
wiatu czernlowiecklego. Jeczmlen
z%najduiacy sig zaled vie W p'er-
wszem STADIUM w~egetacy', uleg&
zupe{nemu z~nlszczen1u, TAX ~ "
kllku miejcowosciach rola bedzie
muslata b>G la nowo p~rzeoran4
jarem zbozem z~asianq. Szkody
rolnik6w 90 bard.o zuaczne.
JAWOROWO. W tych
dniach byla u namiestnika depu-
tacYa m. Jaworowa z prosba o "a
fozenle " Jaworowie gimaasyum.
Nemio,toik okw1adcsyi, he potrxebe
to u,nsjs i p~r'vrY'eAf ' s~s1 str0oy
sprawe te poprzet.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27

W*zABRzU; snaleali spsadl 4 o.
blercy 20 posiedzicielu Baku 1900
m. p~ieniedsy zachowauych prxez
uteg6zFvw figurze swietego. Szukano
tych .pien,edzy podobno luz scztery.
lata; Al teraz, przypadk,em> je wy
,dobyt6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27

sW1ErocHLoW1cE, Fp1~
mierz Jan Centawer, kt6rY s~trzeli}
do svej zonv a potem sobie zyo'e
chciat odebra6 i cie zko SIC wy'~
strzefem z rewolweru glove
zranil, przez sad prsysiagtyob
uwolnlonY, poniewaz prey pope'-
mania czYnu karygodnego b,f ME-
spefna rozumu:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27

W szURGoszCzU zastrsel,i
handlarz Wssterkowsk; kupca
Gawrans. Obai mieli jec5ac do
Brzegu i pok&ocl!i sic ma podw6rzu
Gswrona. Westerkowski uc;ek} i
4sndarmi poszukuja 90. -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27

Rozliczne choroby piersi, serca, oczu, zo4adka, nosu !
gardfa, Dol gfowy, przezebienie, katar, zapalenie pfuc, osfa-
bienie, znieczulenie, kurcze, fananie " kosciach, ciezki Cd
dech, wodna puchlina, rouraatyzm, strupy ma gfowie, wy
rznty, taniec Sw. Vita, bruch, suchoty, rak, ospa, tyfus, w
sypka, swierzb, rany, puchlina, roza, ASTHMA, zawr6t, gfucho-
ta, zyzowatoSc, shady wzrok, kfuce W krzyzach a %szczypanie
" udach, wszelkie tajne a wcneryczne choroby, choroby ma
cicy, nercgnlarne peryody, krwotok, biaie upiawy, niepfod;
nose nose 1 bol s por o q chor m}yo w@tf chGyoh zap aeaher1 sc,g.
liszaje i. t. d.
To So gl6wni nieprzyjaciele ~ludzkiego pokolenia, ale le-5
karze i uczeni powofani So do bronienia mas przeciw TYNE.
Przecciw ty1nto'e cie5kim neprayjacielom, najskuteczniej bsoni
lud ogolnie znany:
Prof. COLLINS,
kt6ry uzdrowif juz tysiace z rozlicznych chor6b, a wielu, VIE
m -wydarf z iona 6mierci. s** s $3.50.
On leczy mezczyzn;* kobie5y i dzeci: Opr9cz wymienio- !.
nych, leczy on Wszelkie inne chcroby, q wrazie sfabosci pisz- /.
die do niego na nizej podany aares., r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27
. SLASH.

W oRZECHU pod sarnovi.
CANT sabil pioruu rauczyc,ela Koh-
ozate ma posied.eniu zars4da sk6l-
nego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27
WYTKOMACZENIE.

WYTkOMACZEN1E. - Kto 50
agenc, ORA Plotra Gomozo? Zapytywani
jeste5my 0 to tax czesto, IL druku.iemy
nastepujace wyjasnienie. Poniewaz
lesar.tw ORA Peter Fahrney ME MONA
dostat W aptekacbz ma co doktor dsl
d]osta1eczne powody, przeto dostaje sig
on do ludu re swemi lekarstwami przez
n%aznaczanie agent6w mlejscowyth,
znajdajacych sig W stanaoh Zjedn. a
W rzeczywistosci takze W calym swiecie,
plawie wszystAie klasy spo}eczehs,wa
SO reprezentovane. Ks:eta, nauczyciele,
,oln,cy, r.emieslnicy, >woy6le kazdy
ucztawy czlowiek Tub uczciwa kobieta,
k,6rzy pragna czyni6 dohlze, moga
dostat agenture lego lekarstwa. Wlelka
ilcs6 agent6w juz naznaczonych pocho-.
dzi z liczbY tych os6b, kt6re wyleczone
zvstaay TEN lekarstwem. j dlatego q
on1 najzagorzalszymi zwolennikami,
Bli4sze ~szczeg64y w7gledem agentury,
wa,unk6w ftp. mo&na otrzymat piszac
do DR.. Peter Fahrney. 1l2-114 So.
Hoyne ave , Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27
tom znaiezzion,o kleinoeikl. po5clel,,

tom znraiezlono klejnoeitl posc!eli,
obrasy it'd. Dl,ul9o ma f s' q % gu uaddaa.
wato, do pokoi tych BOWEN Mix
ME zsglada}. Niedawno doplero
DIR. Dworski polecli otworzJc draw
], okns. pom,esskan'e pre- ~letrsyc
i rzeesy ~wytrzepat. Pragnao pray
patrze6 s,e, lax praca idsie, zaj-
rial Y kilka gods,n potem DR..
Dworski do mieezkarla. Oczom
jego przedstaw WHO sic iednak atra-
sine spustossenie. Sciany beg dy-
wsn6w, obraz6w i tnnych ozd6b
brak, a szafY l komodY supe}nie
byiy puste. Ztodz'eja aresztowano.
OLESZYCE. Mi ,stecxko OLE
szyce wras Z prsYleg}eml. gm'nami.
Stare o~lesz5cei VIOLA Olessyoka.
doszczetn;e, - o l'' 5 ~
os6b bee dacbu. Wobec sss- Z.
:wiatru. %p6dtnocno wschodnie-
10 raturek wszelki by} III emoz'iwv;d
W .n.espeina godzine more p}o@.1
MEM, zala}o-5 kim. przestrzeni:e1|
Foluark ks: "Sopiechy, 2 tartasi ~ 81
'wo:zeo kolejowY, lezloe pod lE
1ia wiatrui :ocaia}y. 81
: = - - = l.. ~ III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27

KR0L NoWAWIEs. Robot
nika oYgar Dsiembe spotAA& w.elk,
smutek, gdys 3-letnla c6rka jego
wpadsa do guojdvki i utopia sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27

BRODY. - Em'graoya ludu
v powiec,e naszYm robl wiell:e. POI
etepy. wiesu,scy : zodami i d.ied~
m, ME zwa4aja "a trudnoscl. ia
he dtuga podr6z do Kanadv spra-
via, tylko be. .namYstu, posba :
w,a]a SIC swYch w~iasno6ci pusz'
czaJa sie " da1eka droge.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-07-06
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs that Give Condensed
Notes of the Day.

High tide today, 1905 y. m; tomOr-
row. 1892 a. IN. and "a y. m
The kash store is selling warm
weather clothing at popular prices.
The /. y. l.. has a large stock of
refrigerators and ice boxes for sale.
w. Won LOhneysen, German Concui,
is returning to Shanghai on the China.
The band being i'm Hilo, there will be
no concerts this afternoon and tomor-
row.
r. e. Manley attorney for the CHI
nese consul at Manila is returning to
the Orient.
This afternoon the police and Stars
will meet again on the baseball dia-
mond at Makiki.
Arthur Harrison and family returned
by the Miowera last evening from a
visit to Canada.
e. A. Mott-Smith formerly Minister
of Foreign Affairs returned on the
China this morning.
Captain w. c. Kenny manager of the
Stevedore company returned today on
the China with his bride.
Alexander Young returned to Homo
lulu by the Miowera last evening, COM
ing by way of Vancouver.
There will be some sleight-of -hand
work by experts at the Murphy hall en-
tertainment this evening.
a special rehearsal of music for Sun
day will be had by the choir of Central
Union church this evening.
A. II. Castle of the firm of Castle Bro
theirs of San Francisco and Manila is
en- route on the China to Manila
Matthew shaw a newspaper man of
Vancouver, arrived by the Miowera last
evening. He will write up the islands.
w. A. Kinney and a large party of
brokers and financiers will leave by a
special steamer next week for Kauai to
look over McBryde plantation
The high tide of the past few days
washes good many places on the
beach road which is in some places
impossible on account of its uneven
grade.
H. II. Scott son of Henry T. Scott of
the Union Works is a passenger on the
China for Hong Kong He is accom-
panied by his counsin William Orrick
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-07-06
HANCOCK NOT TO COME.
Transport Ordered to Proceed Direct to
Manila.

According to reports brought today
by the steamer Hawaiian the transport
hancock is not to come here at all.
The transport was sent away to Manila
by the Great Circle route it was said
with about three days of Honolulu mail
aboard her. Just why such action was
taken by the postal authorities was not
known.
When this was first reported great
indignation was expressed by the vari-
Gus officials here and the statement
was made that the matter would be
officially reported to the authorities at
Washington. The China arrived sew
eral hours later than the Hawaiian and
according to her no such mistake was
made. The freight and mail was put
aboard the transport but at the last
minute the Hancock was ordered not
to stop here but to go direct to Ma
Mia. The Honolulu freight and stuff
was taken out of the transport how
ever so it looks as if the first report
was Incorrect. The Hancock sailed
June 23rd. She has a distinguished
party of army and Congressional peo-
pie aboard who are going out to in
spect conditions in the Philippines.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 25.-The
change was made in the Hancock's sail
ing route because of reports that the
pldS uG Ldu d5 ain Jul at IiOliO-
lulu. There were rumOrs brought by
the officers of the steamer China, which
came into port a few days ago, that
the disease had again appeared on the
islands, but none on the vessel knew
or heard of any cases. The same
steamer brought official reports from
the quarantine officer of the port and
they were of such a nature as to cause
apprehension. The Hancock's course
was changed so as to leave the sus-
pected port out of her places of call.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-07-06
CHINA PASSENGERS.

Among the return passengers by the
China were: A. F. Along, who has
been at school in the east; T. F. David
son, foreman for Mr.. Emmeluth; Mrs.
]. A. Kennedy and children; Miss
Madge McCandless, daughter of j. A.
McCandless returning from school, the
Hedemann boys; H. r. Macfarlane,
Jr.; j. A. Mathewman, the attorney
and wife, Mark p. Robinson, who had
been to San Francisco to confer with
Mr.. Dillingham;; Mrs. A. C. Castle, of
Hilo Henry Waterhouse and wife,
Miss Sturgeon and Mrs. A, b. Wood /;
e. A. Mott-Smith, b. F. Dillingham;
and daughter, Miss Marion Dilling-
ham.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-07-06
n Chance for Investors:

Any one with money to invest looking
for something that will bring good
returns on sums invested, has here
fine opportunity. Houses built on
these lots will find ready rental at
strong rates by good tenants.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-07-06
THE BONDS FLoATED.

b. f. Dillingham; returned by the
China today from long business visit
to San Francisco and Chicago. While
away he succeeded in placing the rem
nants of the bond issues for both Olaa
and Puma plantations. This means that
both concerns will now go ahead with
vim.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-07-06

PARIS, June ga dispatch to the
Petit Blue from Rome announces the
Pope to be seriously i'll, and says that
DR.. Lapponi, his attending physician,
does not leave the Pontiff's bedside.
Vatican officials are anxious concern
ing the Pope's health.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-07-06
Cotton Wash Fabrics.
5 cents a yard.

A timely bargain is double bargain. But
the lots are not large; so you must be quick, if
you would share the spoils.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-07-06
PAC|FICAE|GHTS
Magnificent View,
Refreshing Breezes,
Easy of Access,
An Unsurpassed Residence Site

These lots the Pauoa side of Pacific Heights.
They face Pauoa Road being widened and macadam
lied, and adjoin the Pacific Heights Eclectic Railway.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-07-06
FURNISHEDCOTTAGE TORRENT

Furnished cottage, Parlor, Bedroom
Spare Room, Dining Room, Kitchen
Pantry and Bath on Garden Lane fol
Rent for two months from July 18th.
For terms ETC., apply to
JAS. F. MORGAN,
65 Queen Street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-13

CLEAR SKIN.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR e1MPLEs.

A d~isfguring disease of the fatty or seba-
ceous glands, popularity known as pimples.
Is the most common OF all cutaneous anec-
items. 1t is generally due to functional dis
turbances of the liver, stomach and kid
neys, but is often the result Of other causes.
both internal n external. 1t is obvious
that to attempt to cure them with mere
external applications is like trying to stop
the flow OF a stream Of water by damming
1t up-they will either break out again
worse than ever or remain and poison the
system. "
The Woodbury. method of cure is to go
back to the cause and cure that; a careful
diagnosis OF each case is made by a ply
sictan whose whole time is devoted to this
one class of diseases. and from constant
experience and observation knows exactly
what to. do, and the medicines necessary to
overcome the Individual idiosyncrasies of
each case. 1t is Just as II your own ply
stcian did nothing all day but cure pimples
at II.
Five regular doctors do this under the su-
pervssion of Der. Woodbury.. who has had
thirty years practical experience curing
all affections Of the skin and scalp. No
mar or woman with any disease or dis
ngurement of the skin should hesitate to
investigate the means by which they ma
pc overcome. Consultation Is free, Ind a
oo0k with full information win be cheer
tuiiy given all who call or write for It.
Aaarees John H. Woodbury., 10 State St,
Inlce s.; 81 Louis odace, Aermod & Q G
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-13
IS CHARGED WITH BIGAMY.
Daniel McCallum Says He Intend
ed to Get a Divorce.

Daniel McCallum. an electrical engineer
n mechanic. was arrested in front of his
clearinghouse, at No. 27oS Locust street,
early yesterday morning on a charge Of big&
amy. While married to Mrs. Eudora Chart
rand McCallum of Louisville, KY, it Is al
legged, he married Miss Anna May Bell Law
ton OF No. 1864 Kennerly avenue. They
eioped and were married in Hillsboro on Au-
only q.
On wednesday Miss Lawton's father.
George Lawton, received an anonymous let
ter stating that McSallum had another VILE;
that the police decided to arrest McCallum.
Policeman Coakley Of the Fifth District
was stationed near the Locust street house
Friday night to watch for McCallum. About
midnight Coakley caught his quarry and
took him to the station. Coakley said that
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FRANK BREEBILL HELD UP.
Robbed of $1@ by Footpads-Oth
er Grimes Reported.

Frank BreebiI sf No. 1859 South Broad
way was held up and robbed of $125 by two
men In the rear of No. 100 South Fourth
street about midnight Friday. Frank Milos-
tan. alias Miller. was arrested at Second
street and Clark avenue q few hours after
wards and locked up at the Central Dis
trtct Police Station. Breebin identified him
with robbery in the first degree.
A candy machine attached to the side of
q. L. RIGHTS drug store at No. 9ls North
Sarah street Was broken open and the con-
tents carried AWAY
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TALKS OF TEXAS OIL FIELDS.
s. Reavis Says Outlook at
Beaumont Is Bright.

Holland 8. Reavis. who went to the Beau
mont oil fields early last spring as a news
paper correspondent. has returned to st.
Louis as the representative Of several VI
the large producing oil companies. and is
established in the Security building. Mr..
Reavis says that the outlook at Beaumont
is brighter than 1t has ever been. Capital
from all parts of the world is being at
tracted TO the field. and heavy investments
are being made. Recently the Hogg-
Swayne syndicate purchased four acres of
the choicest property on Spindletop Hill for
an English syndicate. which owns a line of
tank steamers. This syndicate will export
the OIL from its gushers to England. where
1t will be burned as fuel on locomotives.
Several Of the great English trunk lines
are now using fuel oil from the Baku field
in Russia.
Beaumont II can be obtained at a figure
far below the Russian petroleum. and It is
this inducement which is attracting the
English capitalists. They also intend to
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TO RAISE DEBT ON HOME.
German Protestant Orphans Aid
Society to Give Fair.

The German Protestant Orphans Aid So
ciety, assisted by the ladies' societies, Is ar
ranging for a fair and bazaar to be given
for the aid Of the German Protestant Or
phans' Home on the st. Charles Rock road.
at Liederkranz Hall. No. 1910 Easton ave-
nue..
The purpose OF the fair is to raise suf-
6cient money to raise the debt on the home.
Encouraging reports have already been re-
ceived, and 1t is believed the success merit
ed by. the cause will be achieved. Many in
teresting features have been provided for
the bazaar.
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An Institution Which Permanently
and Rapidly Cures Drink
and Drug Habit.

The city. OF st. Louis has a sanitarium. which
is destined to become famous throughout the civ
Nized woria. Al this sanitarium men and women
are treated Tor the drug and liquor habit. line
through II the excessive user Of drugs and liquor
y permanentiy cured In q few days without pam:
are loud IN their praise for this rapid and pain
less treatmenI. which cures them without exef-
etable COMPOUND II not only eliminates all
trace o, tne. drug and liquor from the system.
but fadlcates all desire and dispeis all as
3rs.sins ss mp such As neIyousness; weak.
Antinarcotin sanitarium n located on the north
west corner q Warrington and Garrison avea:
ss; LOUIS xe Hcy one calling VIII r refeiv Sonr
name and a. addr rs; to Mr. q; H. Roose The
giving yon the vital principles OF this wonderful
trcatm reaI s = testimoniafs Of wonderful cures
know ne enica1ousness Of this grand boon 70
humanity. All somnunicattous viii BE- he'd cooee
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LODGE AND THE CABINET.
Massachusetts Senator Returns
From Europe and Is Reticent.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC spEcIAL
New York. Oct. 12.-United States Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts. the
close personal friend Of President Roose-
Welt, returned to-day on the steamship st.
journ abroad.
The senator was accompanied by his wife
ana son During their stay abroad they
Vlsi.ea LONDON, Paris and st. Petersburg.
SenaIor Lodge would say nothing as to
the possipiiity that a Cabinet position would
pc Pred him. The suggestion seemed to
cauee MN surprise, although It is generally
oeueveo mat the succession of Mr.. Roose-
welt 70 the presidency has had the effect
OF shortening his visit abroad.