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razkto the ivor
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ana dumb IN the a
in
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holding hands choice bits Of baby
jump down iooot emhankment
persisted performing
audience
decided that
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yearned Introduction
young rode mndsHtiy
suddenly
birds all
nouer faEran n OF loveT
Of sparkling eyes does all Of that sometimes
has girl Is she
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DONE ITS WORK.
that a alike.
looking they do
the ten It. The face may be
Of a but the eye viii talk
so LET THAT The mLo-MANNEREo GOO GOO
SONG AND TOLD IN HISTORY PROPERLY MAN
AGED cuRaED. IS POPULAR INSTITUTION
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minstrel style with regulation acmi-
Circlr. The aulu,HtH were cnstumed
very Rtttstfeally and thC comedians
were also well soften up. sam Lee
and Jake WelhY held down the eudu
and their nnnaa and foxes were FOR
che most part very good. Mr.. Melhy
Introduced clever comedy song.
RACK tn. that took very we'll. rhe
solo work af Casper EnrneH. a contra
tenor was exceptionally Eee1. SvV
cral selections We're rendered hY tht
quintet and received much applause,
The oilo opened With eluh aWinS
iug and hoop rolling aet, put On bf
Al Newton. Better work ia this line
has been seen hcge. Little NlaH
Ven, a child who has much ability
az dancer ana CouNcraat iunblHt,
pleased tho audience, The musical
comedy act put on by Oortou aud
l.cc waa very good Some uf their
selections were applaudud ana
brought back several times. An ce-
centric dancing speciality that closes
IN performance d n new aud novel
act well executed BY Meaara. Welhy,
Lee and Aiisa Fell
Madison Street rhsater
The week opened az the Madison
thcater yesterday with John "
The company b. headed BY Madame
hessetia Plato, no ia soloist 81
no little merit. When compared with
some 81 those surrounding her she
D. exceptionally good. The piece pre-
scented la an uperatlc sketch entitled
"A Trip IN Africa" The costumes
la this are very good. but the work
on ilb' troupe ON the whole was not
up 10 the standard that has been set
IN the past ~ the new thaa1sH.
Some 81 the vaudeville features
that followed the regular OPERA
were good. The work ~ the Carter
brothers was one ~ the features or
the performance. The final half haur
OF the attraction was occupied ~ an
operate Kaleidoscope introducing
Mmc. liata. a0nGa were sung dur
ing the after part b. jack oliver.
Charles II. Grant. iien Mcccrizis and
james a. Taylor The ~ hlli
VIII hold the boards one week.
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PUBLICITY THAT IS JUSTIFIED

Duke Boris halls nom Russia came to ehiesse and
nned red liquor portion Of when
slipper and made sood deal Of
beast o himself
got
certain portion society because" hcy the
what he ala wasn't 80 very
things oeasenaS
&c the
this whose sole
lived fast cut
nthy books witnessed - many
thing that makes them hide
the dividing line between outward ~
badness
IA the columns the
IL humanity al tne=
A. that he had taste OF American
AZ home he
controls his people,
at home he be as low as the low
mcAess pieasss lie make Of his
ne one Ions ar the
noble Of the realm with blue blood in
the SOL
salute and fired as he enters city,
drunken Russian They
ddnt call the police
be a whole.
of a
soDehedy. !
importance the feeling
would what should be purified
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he received at the Seattle theater
last night when ne opened a weeks
engagement in his play, The Hon
est blacksmith"
The house was crowded and no
more enthusiastic audience has ever
greeted an actor there since the tho
alter was opened. Though. az he told
his admirers IN a curtain call speech
In the third act, the ex-champion
lays no claim to greatness a. an
actor. he plays the title role In n
very cFeditable manner. easily and
naturally.
This. however, should well be an
easy task for the ex-champion. since
the play has Robert Fitzsimmons In
thin disguise as It's hero.
The ex-fightcr's supporting COM
pany, too. Is quite clever and fully
tfD to the demands Of the simple lit
tie drama ia which the retired puRii-
ist re-enters the ring 10 wind money
for the relief Of the beautiful daugh-
ter Of n deceased bcnefactor who IN
threatened with financial ruin and a
diatasteful marriage through the acts
Of her ecapegrsce brother. Mrs.
Fitzalmm0ns and Bob, Jr.. are in the
company
Boh's lecture on the evils OF drink
ing and cigarette smoking. his bag
punching and his dramatic rejection
~ q proposal 10 fight a fake battle
he throws the villain through a con-
veuient window In the scene. his
making Of q real horseshoe and his
shoeing Of a real horse IN fun view
Of the audience. are among the strik-
ing Textures OF the play.
The three rounds ~ nparrinR IN the
third act are very tame and mf0ht
well be omitted. with a eparring
partner Of his own size and some
cleverness they would be interesting.
oorton's Ministries
Gorton'a Ministries opened at the
Third Avenue thcater yesterday for
a weeks engagement. There r. n
saying about minstrel organizations.
the same as Of circuses. that II you
zee one you see them ali. This may
be the fact IN some eases, but II
cannot be said of the troupe now
playing At the uptown house Taken
as a whole the attraction IS y good
one. There are sOnle acts that are
not up 70 the standard. but most of
them are first-claas. The singing
and dancing features OF the per-
Torrance are all that can be asked
The performance opened in true
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Theaters
4mecsrthy's mishsps"

Barney Ferguson and John Mack
were rfdiculously funny Last night IN
~Mccarthy's Mishaps~ at the Grand.
such numbers that the audience was
kept laughing from the time the cur
lain went up until the so-eaiied play
was over. There wasn't really any
play II was simply a grand medley
of comedy, music and dancing.
There Isn't the slightest clue TO "A
plot and the only thing that might
induce the audience TO think that
there was one was the fact that a
French count showed up once, but
he didn't stay on the stage long
enough to zip Off his game.
Ferguson and Mack played Dennis
Mccarthy and Michael Mulllgan.
just which one had more sport out
of his part would be hard TO tell.
Both apparently enjoyed themselves
and the audience certainly weE
pleased.
Marguerite Ferguson. az Sassy.
was the soubrette. She Is clever
cOntortlonist and her songs were
good, but she ~ inclined to overdo
some of her work. IL II suspiclOued
that Belle Belmont r. not the great
eef OF all coon shoufef. az she Is
billed. but she can certainly make
sn awful noise.
Dick Ferguson, a young actor.
showed himself 10 be exceedingly
clever with his feet. There IL a bevy
Of chorus girls and some are pretty,
The costumes, especially the ballet.
are very good.
The act Of Charlotte Roy as an up
fo-date woman was one Of the best
rpecialties offered. Caron and Her
bort. an acrobafic team. put on one
Of the best acts Of its kind ever seen
fn Seattle. Some OF their stunts
were truly marvellous. The attrac-
ZION cloees the engagement tonight.
Robert Fitxsiunmons
That Robert Fitzsinrnoha. the *.
~ rrs,ten heavyweight. has lost
nome 81 hIs popularity since his re-
cent defeat by Jim Jefffiea and his
final retirement from the ring. was
eoncluaiyely proved BY the OVATION
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FALL
MlLLIN z nv
STYLES

This style OF
hat IL so simple
as 20 be unusual
The color IL white
and the shape be-
coming 10 most
faces. IL II made
of pleated white
velvet. A rosette.
some handsome
cut steel buckles
and a long white
ostrich piu m e
curving graceful
~ around the
side. with a slight
droop comprises
all the trimming.
The style viii be
very popular this
winter.
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ROBBED ON
the TRAIN

kALoNA. wash. sept. IA
ssoeo dollar robbery on the Northern
Pacific train between this place and
Portland j. reported. A sate bel con-
tanning the money was atulen. The
police ali along the line have been
Notified
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DRAMATIC SCHOOL

E0AN DRAMATIC Hcffooi, nj, , ,,,s., =.
me ial term September 18Th. thoae con
tempiatng studying eiocution. ofniorv
~ gllmhilc art viii heuent Themselves
nrAnhiht then. Catalogue explain
,ns ctctythins mailed free. 30 ana Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-15

BUILD or buy a home. stop paying
rent. can sell you three low
number contracts that will mature
coon in the Fidelity company. the
mosf reliable In the field: have
bought and built over % homes for
their contract holders; also have
four that will mature next SUM
Iner. and In the Western Home
company. low number. these con-
tracts viii be sold very cheap. II
you want n home OF your own this
II your opportunity. no interest:
call any morning before 10 O'Clock
at the Treen Shoe Co, 7O7 First
avenue. Ask for w. ~. Vandewer-
ker.
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One Quality, the Best; One Price,
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Satisfaction s.,; ss' a 70 ."ss' :.s %"
Advance Offerings
I'm Blankets
TO-DAY

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pretty borders. si.ab value. per
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Large sifs silver Gray Wool
blankets. selected stock 81 30
value PEI pair a.s.ss. rE.bs
Large Hize All Pure Wool Gray
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white Wool Blankets. red and hiue
border. regular tt.oo value sell
lnN az fstsst4eststfs .1fst 30 Nstst1b
Large rixe All Moot white blank
cts. made from selected soft
stock. regular $500 value Per
pair sssst.stsss .fffssftsfr 'sb4
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SPECIAL NOTICES

when buying articles Advertised In
this paper. speak OF the Star.
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,SMIHEM AIREl
lTHs.lg.s me LElOINs InEnR[ h...p.s.l
ROBERT FITzslMMoAs

HHpbpiAil ny
Mrs. Fitzslmmons and Bobby. Jr.
Aand Capable Company In
THE HONEST BLACKSMITH. !"
See Fitzaimnona Make a Horseshoe.
See Fitzsimmons Spar Three Rounds
See Fitzaimmons Shoe a Horse.
See Fitzaimmona Punch the Bag.
Prices -zac. SOC. 75c and 800.
Seats now selling.
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MAGNIFICENT IMPROVED Farm
FORTY ACRES ALI. IMPROv-
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IN HOUSE AND BARNS. DAIRY.
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ETC! GOOD LARGE ORCHARD.
SMALL FRUITS OF ALI. KINDS.
ALI. RIVER B0T-roM LAND. No
POSSIBLE DANGER or THE
RIVER SHIFTING ANY OF THE
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TELLS ME- TO SELL. 1T IMMEDf-
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TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER
COME AT ONCE II yOU WANT
1T.
seo1 900 TO LOAN.
A. LAWRENCE. sosix SECOND
AVENUE.
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LDf,s 80 10 40. e8xis0. is-foof al
ley. two blocks from BailaFd- FIRE.
mont a = and school. fine view.
u. 4. Campbell. liz Tailmans Bal
lard.
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PACIFIC Emr. once. 100 "a Ave. fur
shea pest hfle In city. Call up Main
No Mrs, Ksyez Mgr
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WANTED ! .ahorefs and tcRmatefs
FOR Joe Allen AT old mission oasI
~ mountains. g. - per day, board
$50, inborofa for linauiam. fz.za
per day. free fare. Iab0rcra aud
teamnterH at Index. S2.Zb per dHg.
board tts0. free fare: cook ana
nuuky. fNes concrete men Tor y. J..
d. a.. 500. free fare. signal man.
$3.50. rigging singer. 1850, sniper.
500. line h0fseman. $40. labor
efs in city = 90 nine hours. buck
err. f..75 snd $500. barkerH. f2.4a
and g.. skid gresser S. and board
fkid roudmen. f2fa. carpenter Tor
)ohblng shop. $50 eight hours
work carpenters m city. gB.50i
pinuer feeder. trimmer men N
cliyl railroad iahurcrH. t2.2b per
day. free fnfss boy fiunky, SIS per
month; bolt cutter. 500 per cord.
green timber. no rilinF. barking Or
heBrfing. wood cutters. 500 per
cord. iaborers for chueknnut cut
on. 500 and 81 per day. free
fare. Fox Employment Agency.
basement 10s Occidental avenue.
phone Union -
WANTED Experienced female mai
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Bon Mnrche.
WANTED-Es Experienced ralesmen in
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FOR sALE-FhRms AND LANDS.
% ArHiss asas fsfensffan lev minutes
from i-afh aeasis AL rich bottom land
hair in cultivation balance nearly eiezHs
- 80 fsHrad. Hfualf hnssFs. large harn
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q .asn,n si, ,ss'a, sa~e ssas. h.'ass.
small friitsi sHsffthirs rees owner =
Obliged 20 leave . sankr quics sale stiI
sst y 40 s,5 sa lss xdss s' ~. hohis'sf
nfcH bos,aaa iaad-xs arrst. pastiaiIy In
fssssis. ,ssso aoHEIsr NALTHY. 40
Ns~ fors hiask.
- ACHES fsysi tAnd sod sol. aagein-
ins small town. Email huais*. large nafns
rfrhHf.t Fmail fFats Ear.ieni rpN. ffiea.
enc rstrf ~ tnatsl All TOT $3.50 HsfI1.
hltT MALrhf. 80 Ns~ tefs hiaeA.
STOCK ranff=Aas nffsal river iseftpsn tssd
fafins uu raetEatis stream. 10 anfta IN
FrasfI teiafrs stszsn timber anf tfi5sA
hair nile ffssn snali town zoe hpaf :
flfs frelu ene - tire hraf rifIfs "a fNa
east ffife fdf fsW dafn so Der aefe
hohl-I.I NAlIhf. 80 Ns~ fert iisesk
10 sau osnsr FRS 80 Will have crsf fhaise
Of ttese ans insstfe tracts o. ths ~ bite
fftrf sslsef. fTkf titr Seattle y aFasrsN
s.rSfffr tine surveyors have nHiaiasd
aftkinH eakeH sri ~s have iasi rees7e.
- riatHl ngfhiHs Amer ~ the valley ffsre
ST. a. Gass f~f acre ftHnEnT MAl.fHf
sto Nss fork Gaaes.
HETWFfs EfHttts and Tae1naa-Ihs psu
sierfflr cars Hal Re rlruirE IN = fee
hnFs Small tracts eialE fhis fssaI are
slFwaiy IN sHeat demand CD aarra ef
tte AftnFd farm near hesfi sasue q the
richest rosi IN m sailsF has bern plafsed
Into ana to-sEf@ krsrtts ~ haNe sass fs=
rftNsd ire pteta prsess so % $50 FER
HFrei some npw ard SET fcur frrt choice
ROBERT MAI.TaF Ito New fa~a Riark
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utLf wzSTTD a~-. 49,
FEMALE

SEATTLE Employment once. head
quarters for all kinds OF helm:
country orders solicited. COZ Third
and James. Phone Main 1918
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Special Value for
Hotels and
RoomIng Houses

soo boxes Fine Toilet soar. J
cakes In Dor. worth zoe spe-
fiAi 1900. .f.s.s.-....,f< nc
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roR NEVADA AND UTAH
zoo ", u, MEN ron NEvADA-MuCK-
thh. TEAMsTERs, iAMMERsMEN
SNIP DAILY.
MkICIuL q HAWKING
iip WEST MAIN STREET.
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$500 cabinet photos si.4s per Cos. for an.
week only. Enatmsn's Htudlo phi
tirst aveEue.
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BROOKyAf.E GARDEN TRACTS
We have Just bought and plated
30 acres OF finest kind of valley
land. IL never oyerfiowa. and has a
number OF beautiful spring brooks
flowing through It with an abund-
ance OF trout in them. The soil Is
deep rich loan. easy to work and
very productive. Situated nine miles
south OF Seattle. near the Seattle
Tacoma electric line. only 20 min
utes ride from the business center.
Price $40 to $3.50 per acre. Come
early and get first choice.
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
fff4 Second Avenue Hnnfn No
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Two very special lines MerceriKsa
fatr~n Peftieaafs. deep ruffla
Wen made. a regular tiso gar.
brht ,..ss..s .....s..........f tSe
Fine quality satern Petiicoatn. AZ.
s~Ftrd styles. both ruffIsd and
corded. regular ti.gB value .rI.25
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REMOVAL SALE

REMOVAL SALE.
hbrced TO move. must Vacate on
Sept. goth. A large stock OF fur
niture, stoves, tin and granite
ware. crockery. lamps. iron beds,
bedding, carpets. mating, limo.
lcum, art squares. in fact every
thing 10 make your house eleannf
and comfortable.
RED FRONT FURNITURE co.
ITO and 1i2 Second avenue south
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HETWFf-s EfHttts and Tan1nA-Ihs rsu
sierfflr cars Ha1l fse ruruirE IN = fss
ahys. sulEh tracts sia1z fhis fssad are
sir~aiy IN sfeat 4sasAHd Oeo aarua e
ere Aitnsd farm. near keuf stsns ~ the
ftrhssf roti N m saiisf haa bern PLATED
Into = and to-aEr@ tracts ~ haNe saes re-
rftNsd ire rtetas prsess ty1 % 500 prr
ufrri Some NV ard SET Ycur frft choice.
ROBERT AAI.THT sto Nrw TorA Riar Il
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WANTED-E Experienced statesmen In
several departments. Apply man
agar Hon Msrfhe.
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WANTED Experienced female mai
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Bon Nnrche.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-15
CANNON is RETURNING
Will Visit America 10 sell Some Per-
sOnai Effects,

Paris, Oct. H.-Jules Cambon, the re-
Gently appointed ambassador Of France
t5spain. has returned here after an eX-
tended vacation in Switzerland. He call
ed today on Foreign Minister Deicasse,
preparatory to sailing for New York on
the French line steamer La Savoie. Octo-
Der lS The ambassador goes to present
his letter of recall to President Roosevelt
and sell his personal effects at the en-
bGssy at Washington. He said to the cor
respondent OF the Associated Press that
he sincerely regretted leaving the United
States. as ne had become a great ad-
mlrer Of Americans. and personally would
have preferred 20 remain in Washington.
but official and private reasons made q
change desirable He would defer pre-
senting his letter of recall until after the
elections In the United States. Jusserand
the French minister 10 Denmark. who has
been appointed ambassador Of France at
Washington. writes from Copenhagen that
h. expects TO reach his new post at the
beginning Of January. at about the same
time that NJ Cambon viii assume charge
o, affairs at Madrid
NJ Cambon may make q tour Of the
leading American cities. at the invita-
ton Of prominent citizens Of New York,
Chicago and St. Louis. who desire 10 en-
terrain him previous to his departure
from the United States.
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AFFAIRS IN RUSSIA
Many Political Prisoners ExiIed
FroIn ConnfrY are Returning

st. Petersburg. oct. 1.-THE trial of the
peasants accused Of destroying private
property in Kharov province has been
finished at Bald. Lenient sentences not
exceeding six months imprisonment were
imposed. The court refused to admit tes-
tlmony that peasants were whipped,
their houses destroyed, and their wives
and daughters violated by the sOldiery.
Many political prisoners exiled from ru
raj districts are being allowed 10 return.
Paul Milukoy. the historian, who was
sentenced To six months imprisonment
FOX participation IN a political meeting in
1900, has voluntarily returned from En-
gland to serve his sentence. He Will
probably be released in a couple Of
months. AIilukov viii lecture IN the Uni
ted States in 1893.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-15
CHURCH WINS ITS CASE
Bat VIII Have 60 Take Award in
Mexican silver.

Washington. oct l4.-onicial news ~
The result of The arbitration in the Plus
Fund case was received here today from
Mr.. Ralston. the ascent for the United
states before The Hague tribunal lie
slnpiy stated that the United states
contention had been accepted as l. res
adjudicata. and the fnl amount 90 tte
lain allowed 10 pc paid NeSiCan sil-
yer. The first statement IS understood IN
moan that the srlbunn took the view
that The decision 81 the nrst court Winch
edarIec The ciain ~ the church Tor ac-
crued interest d1d nor prereH, tae accl-
mutation of interest siuce that award.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-15
PRoDlGAL SON RETuRNS
President Leeds Boy Wanted 30 see
Real Nar.

New York Clt l4-R- c. LEEDS. the
vcune son of ". T. Leeds. president &C
tna Chicago. Rock island ana fasilc raii-
fcal arrived al this pcrt today from
P.narna. where be had been SEIZED ~ the
American coasuL sCting under insIrcc-
tens Young Leeds WAS put ca beard
thc steamer which brought him here to-
Fav. While IT IL military academy he
corceived the idea II running away 10
Colombia. where there IS real war en- sc
count II the uprising Ct Insurgents He
: sixteen years CID. The boy went from
me stsa rne-'s pier II the family residence
as Fitch avenue where his mother say ii
an srcnt,nt OF tsfs Eisznnssra1cA-
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RElCHSTAG IN SESSION
Goveram int 10 BE InterDeIIated on
scprcifY Of Esnplolmenf.

Berlin. oct. 13.-The relchstag re-assen-
ticd today. President Won Badestrom
conveyed 10 the house the thanks OF the
French government for Cermanys sym
pathy with the sufferers from The Mar
Unique volcanic disaster
Interpretations II The government on
the subjects Of the scarcity of employ
reat and the increased price Of meat VIII
be answered tomorrow. after which the
toria bin VIII he taken up. The proposed
duties on grain and cattle viii be the
first matters u Re discussed.
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Curse
DRINK
CURED BY
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY

No taste No odor. Can be given in glass
Of water. tea or coffee, without patients
knowledge.
White Ribbon Remedy viii cure or de-
strOy the diseased appetite for alcoholic
stimulants, whether the patient is con-
frmed inebriate a -tippler social
drinker or drunkard Impossible for any
one TO have an appetite for alcoholic
liquors after using White Ribbon Remedy.
Endorsed by Members Of w. c. I. U.
Mrs. Moore. press superintendent of
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
Ventura. California. writes: Il nave
tested White Ribbon Remedy on very
obstinate drunkards. and the cures have
been many. In many cases the Remedy
was given secretly. ! cheerfully recon-
mend and indorse White Ribbon Remedy.
Members Of our Union are delighted 70
find en- economical treatment to aid US IN
our temperance work
Druggists or by mail, q. Trial package
free by writing
Mrs. A. M. Townsend (for years
secretary of Woman's Christian
Temperance Union), 218 fremont ST.,
Boston, Mass.
Sold in Wichita, Kan, by the Moore
Drug Co., ZIG East Douglas.
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experience: good references given. Ad-
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