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reXAs

Jtm narrows Was shot 20 death near
Crockett Ov John Hcarn Mrs, Hesrn dlea
cf heart failure during tho excitement
A contract has hecn LEE fcr sJa'em az
water works az ileurpe.
-Four residences were burned al Terrell
the loss hcing sid,Soo
Tho only state criec In Doubt In Dallas
county Is court " erlmlnM Appeals Ea'en
ia tcsdipr Davidson
nan Howard WAS fatally burned a. son
ham nv tho explosion ~ II ran ef gaSehno'
Il is propoprd 60 put dawn . test well ~
Damon Mound,
The suprcme court has granted wit Of
mandamun Ia hardwood IS Hogou sol
ting tho dcnpition OF the tenn 'Seetion Of
land
The Galveston taS on vehtclea has been
upheld Nv thc criminal district court
Genora Gordon toll NJ Scrnln nud spye'n.
ed HIS ankle
party Of Eastern capitalists sre looking
over Sahlue aud rou Arthur,
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WASHINGTON.


A the instisAticn ~ the q, A. v,
President Roosevelt has dcrldcd 10 fcnor"
commissioner ~ renaiena Evens, who VIII
10 given something else "iuat as good
Mr.. Burton has introduced the rivers ann
safbora hill ~ the house and explained
mmo " the iems therein
The nomluatlop Of MIR ulshnnsen TO- be
,ostmaster at w raeo has hoon held tp
i the request " Senator Elblns II West
Virginia, who Is nehtlue for another can.
ildRic
Representative sheppard h recovering
Ha win probably bc we'll la short tm',
Mi. slAyden Ia canning hume to book ht'f
lia political fenceH
No compromiso bctwccn the dirercni f7'
1ous az tho republican mcmhera Of the
,euso On Cuhuu reciprocity nppcorH 10 he
,osslhlr.
Tho democrats are dhcuaslug tho ndN'
,hllty ~ Administering IN ortcr TO p''Fcn'
sosssAeratlon of tue trunpnrker resolution
Evidences of rouhirt between the ''fi
md military authorities In the fhN'pp'nc'
nave reached Washington
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NEWS AT WASHINGTON
Horses and Mules Purchased by
Britain Ia United States.
Mr.. SHEPPARD ON ROAD 10 RECOVERY
Nomination OF oishausen 20 BE Poot-
master at 81 Paso Has Been kold
Up at Elkins Request
lsporlnl 10 rhe rosll


Washington March IL England ms
fought H. the United states Hnd ahirped 20
south Arrlra stnco che beginning " the war
With tho bncrs s'i2f horses nud %, lH'
mules, the large majority ~ which tnpo
from TetaA Tho aggregate paid fdg tnr
sullnall wRs s2t.SSI. tui. 1u average ~ ft3i
zach, Tho average Cusf tu the united States
tho rest fonr wears haa been ssa
The NOMINATION. or , ''Hnan''n %"
pos,mnttoc az El fnao T. being heli w 't
' .,o ,'NV e,..r, n.s,,. en-. nomination ,,,ot
In slGus ctl,cd ON inc president Ia the ln
forest ot ltnucrr Cpmphfti lbt present posi-.
.hoF..l N9l w., 'v'" ,u '',' ~ .,V q, ,,i,,5
Ma trgl ny .enI9 ng' .,", a' w., 0.nni.
MIN. ..i,d tbnt no tu ho stu ra'
ybla mj the ccmulttro un tuv utstuuire
and rustrohds if still wJirus 70 scar iin1
him. 1hoyo " b" rca7on 40 hrerNr INV l'
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. Quot Today ~ N'rl''o y itl''. we r"'
/ address oh Whicu was ".Hy IN, W
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| ga ,ui,Iatrr from tuIuuhln. presented ht
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ooNoRE6sloNAL

The houac Ia committee VI the whole 'o'N
An ,ho rivora aud hhrhora Till. Nit NnIt'h,
yc chairman. explained the hiu In detail
white Nr. Cochran OF Mlssauu was AJAX
ng pro nocr speech Ia the house ON 'N
,tsa old lady In tho eallort with p'"
british feelings f,equen,l, shook hes h''
Il him,
with only ope or two Important awrn'.
ncnts one az thorn limiting the rnH'A OK
lime Gov which contrals can he madt 'he
SHIN anhsiay hHl was pssacd ny thr senate
ay vote Of A. to 81
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GENERAL GORDON HURT.

Fell and Sprained His Ankle at Seouin
IN Front OF the Grand Central Hotel.
Scguln Texas. March II. General John
H. Gordon had tho misfortune Of falling
IN front oi the Grant Central hotel IA
this city today severely sprarmr his
ankle re hllcd his engagement. however.
tonight In his lecture ON "rhc last DAYS
OF the tontcdcwoy" He was accorded a
splendid reception from 4 60 q O'Clock Ia.
Jay Ht tho residence ot Mr. and Mrs l. H.
Nhrcll n which all Old Confederate vel,
Grams, their wives children aud sweet
hrntts we're Invited; hundreds attended
owing TO tho accident ho was ,nn,n.il,i
~ SO dutlm tho greater part " tho recon.
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A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
7odsy's Weather;


rhe EFFORTS Of The defense 10 tho Patrick
murder case wcfo directed toward an allhi
pnd rstricR told hla attorneys ~ am safc'
whoa the last ~ the three women left the
stand Tho prosecutor ala not cross exam
ns any Of them,
la collision between street car ana
4 railroad train In Milwaukee,, VIA, ten
people we're injured, bot none acr'euslt.
crew 81 life savers 90 the number OF
,even, and crew Of Gvo men whom they
had rescued. were drowned near tho south
md o. Cape Cod while returning TO shore
from tbs nhip they Waited
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Aspcrmont rcxns. March ia dsas.
trous ARE swopt ono entire block this morn.
Ink about u'clotk The losses were us
foiluWs MiyhACls salcou ana NNturcs S2ONO,
luumaute SlOu. liuutsmau'. store and post
oNlrc loss SiON Insurance S3iia, Harvey
y Itnur drugs. loss SloVV. hsuran,
SeuuN l'irst Na ioual hnuk loss Slup In.
surtugt $3.50 TIE Uy' rs supposed IN have
hccu the work NJ Hn mcvndmry
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Barn Near Mhnrton.

Wharton rcAns, March H. Word huS
Just come 60 town that the new large barn
nu the Harrison plantation StN miles hrlow
here, caught tire somc tme I'm the carly
hours this morning aud was burned MIR
Harrison had stored therein somr 31O
bushels Of corn, all of which was a total
loss
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hin was found and Edward nstscaS W
VIII take place az an early dare iT
charges Batsnn with the murder ~ st.l
Eat, his wife aud four sons. MIS- Ss ~,
Eal and her brother were ~ w M
room, but Mr. Downs was the HS Y
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sabi,. Is Aoain Failing,

Orange Texas. March a. N sahEa
ain fuliin. nj tn head aud thA Wa
IN back creeks have not rane deNa ~,
logs which were ga tAN river nlNPN NM a
through aud the wants OF the NILS W. \
easily met
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sArsoN INDICTED.

The True ei Charges Him With six
Murders,
Lake Charles La. March " At snc.
clal session OF the grand Jury today ,rua
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GroVclou, Texas, March l6 This morn
ing shout 3 o'clock soycn Of Tho Arkansas
dly Mlus, belonging to the Trinity lmmhor
company at thi0 plarr burned togrthcr with
about laoouO feet oi lumhcU.
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sIoan,n AnpIIeatIon ReIused

london. March AZ The Sportsmli.s, .s NJ
noeripg announces that the locAve lsss
fused Tea Sloap's application w .,ssr
to pide on ths English tracks THIS t'ss-
except for training ana ttlals.
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HOUSTON.

The city council win have an Inspection
made Of machinery az pumping plant al
sewer system before accepting H.
81. ratrck's nay was appropriately Oh.
served by tho irish organizations or ilous
ton
The mayer coucades there h no uecoss,.
~ for delivering an election proclamation,
News received OF the death ~ Airs, ~ l..
McGary at ncaument,
rho visitors Injured In the street ear aud
Gaik Colorado aud Santa 10 collision arc
vi recovering, Other rScursl0ulsp have
returned
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barbara Froitrhie wce the So Patrick
handicap az New Orleans The other
events there were wen ~ follows Regal
Penny, Frank Iones, Elmcrar Tom
Kingsley, Ranish, lola.
Resnita at San ftenclscs' Huschuoa,
nuke 81 York, Roile Reed. Black Dick, Her.
cnlean. sweet Tooth,
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Wlllrt Hnd NbH lhN.nWult l"a'r'N'
Nl''i me l7Nl r'NN' .'lt! un tNN 'Nt'"' .
VIVA raHagd 'm emu ,o's'n{ wI Wa. ~,
,or of b. he eaid be Wha uoI ttran"l
Ah"Ut lhr ,,whtuil"hhlll} az lH" Ni'P"', ~
.lW "t lN' ,NotRp lN't V' -h''''} '' % hl'
10 pu'1t' Interests
u Y smut prove tu h' "a FiiI "'il NV
.tl WI h' uu NUlar lhAu "NiNt "Ft NNVh
thnt uw Wd tho support ot 7'uw wm'rl+
pending WtHNuir.
Do .h,u tH'nrd 90 tnn lAtn ann4U al /
YTuptNiluus ultd Southern ltNr.4l, Tor
in., mau uud lhc river uud talu"r lprru.
ptluIuna
lhn rHpN.inua aud UptO|uu, wHW of
lHu Mississippi rlNrr VUl Ie uuylHI, ail
wutr.
No Patterson ttolol supported iN. We
not"i g,9.wnngot to- rro,rol , h., rgpo.
cells
Nr Money tNlssl said "a HAD hrUu claim
cd thtt hc kmwium p.upI. u,.e lu.iua
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! ruulpud s,rrlpd I'll men rcu M tbr u.,.l,
t.ur 90 the World ,llUs n.,, i.prllul .lr
rvd ouit - pcr sent vi fat i.Jr Grr4i
Uutan. he anM. VA. LOSING tnr vuIps
ctrpmg tyndr
Ina ttapau-r ta come of the tcruirrule
advanced Nt lHHa spoke hrlrAy il,
insisted that 10 Wps loss 10 the N6uuvou
people tu pay. 8luO OuoUpa ur sHuuuuVuA
| tor tine carrying or our foreign commerce.
| tur uudyr JUST lave peruuua so prr cent
! OF chat uUnuut wouid rtuAin i've tho banda
OF Americans The Aiuvriv.tu mrtrltlnt
mHtlur bpd gone down and down untu 10
Vut Hurry uKuro nmuur the nation. ,f
. tho Wutd
ln tho coursa oC rcpig tn tho state.
. Wunt WBdn las Nir ltauua Mir thv .t.nl
arclUged that 1 cont per gross tom was ali
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COMMERCIAL.

Tho f,ecs,ng weather IN the winter wheat
region failed 60 scare grain spectators
much. nevertheless there was weak close
In ali the pits
There was a sharp advance In provisions
az che opening, hu, tho close WAS from 3
Go 10 points lower than Saturday,
Speculation In the stock market was cp.
couraEed by the weekly hank statement
Prices closed lower than the best OF the
day
bond market was quiet
Cotton vameS advanced On the settlement
81 the strike az Fsn River aud small port
receipts.
Receipts 81 cattle were heavy and tho
market strong and active aud 40 ceuts
higher.
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Piles Cured wi,hou, the Knife.
Nehlnk. hlind, bleeding or rrotrudlps
sS S; sf TgESS SoSYSTnENr s.. ESsI
yon % eenta W WY
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CLANS sliiempstea6, Texas March "a
Miss Carrie GlaSs, daughter " J, n. Glass,
died this aflCrnoon at her home IA tnis
eisy after lingering illness Of eoosump.
tlan
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a Rnrn NJ Mn,ln

McNlo, rcXas, March ID Fire destroyed
= harm last night about II .n, az The home
ot Tim Wootcn M insurance The prcprrty
Was owned by Nh, NJ h, Roberts.
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70 CURE A COLO IN ONE pAss Il
Take Laxative Rrouc Qnlpine IN'', 3. Il
druggists refund meney II ltns NJ, 10
4 " Groves signature Is on eS'a
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sr. PArRlcNs HANplcAp.

Il Was an Easy Victory tor Barbara
HrcNChc
New Orleans Mar,h No. VNrbHta frcitch
ic at tho llhcra price vf to . scored ana
cusy victory in the ST. rRtryk handicap vt
q mur aud .iNtceuth touaN The JHyc
NHH with SlOHA to she Wtuprr, uduu rode
three Winners, Weather vlvir, track good.
NtN furrngs Royal Penny, leon. rravcr-.
limo i,tU
one Mile and seventy yards Frouk
Jones, Rose ot May, Kentucky MuddiN
Tune liS'9
Mile, selling rl Moran, Larry g.. Judge
Maggie limo I iA't
st FstUcLs handicap, mtlr and a ak.
tccuth .NArhAta Erpityhir. Scarlet LILY.
Hen chance, rimr lsiNh
Haudlap, seven tWlouEs Tom Kingsley,
rctit MHitrr, Audcs tiNc 1 @SAi.
Mlo--naniah, Homage Eusenia s.. Time
t,A2,
six turlonrs lola, Wcdemann, roynts.
1me t,ihA
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nAl,LANn REarIra.

San Frantheo March u ,Scveu tmlongs.
selling lluachuca, THe Weaver. Ada y.
Tint i,es
Mite aud a quarter, hurdle handicap
Duke % York. npnitary, sea Song rma
q IL
four furlonrS purse uellc Reed. Araho.
NiN,tihcs Time 40
Mile ana turlans settling Riark piel,
john McNurG. IN Mldo, TlWc aON
Nile aud % siNttruth. stiias ItryNcan.
jim liulc, GaWaWc. 1huc 1 lQ
Six iurlpugs, prlijng Sweet Vuuth School
Ter Scandal. Kitty Kelly. Time 4 i4A
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oAKLANp ENTRIES.

one mile and suy yards, settling lady
Mcddlespmo lo8 fisopa tni, Nuydotk ms,
Hungarian. Welhufst loo, SunrllO los Lime
Light eN, Kckumheh luA Tultu lUO, Gtsui
Saehem lea, Nllgar lON lnNpms pA
Ihltttcn SiNtVrnthS Of \ mllc, selling san
Nenado plomcd Tia, Einsteln 40 Tower ot
l.N
Purse sevvu.elrhths OF mlie ri ronsc
No. Sir heugol nrgu ulmopdc i&h lrlru
smith, Mana q. lia Goal t,uuuer luu.
Gladiator los. WllNam r. i2o, Dean sNitt
lW, free Lance l. sold narou tsN Min.
nlc Cock iNl
Selling 2ycar olds, one.haif milo -ulart.
nrttr. katnga les, nel Seruo los Nsnefn
lA. nottorcll 100 rgestoNe. Aitawan tti.
ora viva los,
Seven cishths az e plc, scllmg t.tnto 80
sNee ~, lighG Nal iG Najda ~ Whale
back. Motlnve iu4 Rasr lOl. lRboteia loo
Mike tlct iuS NJ L. nr'hsrhtld IOl Snow
berry rs llnE a lhg tO2
selling revcn'clEbiha OF q mile Ming
nrilis 1T ranrl Sic iui Graftcr tua.
tlloa io, Mnrcchsl Mel no, Iona i,sl
McNanam lNA Larry Wit ai Hassruso
NclthpG i02
Clear aud fast
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ni,r,nd po;rts for an decorative work
UldulVhu dih'H Equal to 1oc, Gold Paint
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FOOD FOR SLEEP.
A Sure Way to Comfort.

The right kind of food Will restore
any weak stomach. 1t IS better OH
without drugs and a little judgment IN
selecting light weight and easily d.
gested food does the trick.
a man in Grand Rapids. Mich, upon
recovering from severe attack OF
nervous prostration, says;
The principal trouble was an IN
tensely irritated condition OF the stom-
ach. so severe that diluted milk would
cause a sensation as if molten lead had
been swallowed AT length, | began to
study my own case, and aDoiisned
drugs ardN commenced experimenting
with my diet.
Grape Nuts was brought to my no
tice. and / found it very paiatapie'
and as a regular morning dish, it met
an the requirements. and sustained me
until midday. After using Grape Nuts
n week. physical discomfort grew less
my strength began to return and 1
gained steadily in weight.
along with all these improvements
came good. peaceful sleep. when had
been so Tightly visitor. and with II
came returning hope and amoitioh' ano
now. with perfect health II gives me
Measure 10 give Grape-Nuts the credit
| il deserves" Name given by Postum
90. Battle Creek, Mich.
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WILL AFFECT MANY.
Princess RospigIiosi Wants
First Marriage AnnuIled.
Archbishop ChapeIIe, Who Performed
the Ceremony, Is Now in Rome.
Thought That Marriage With Prince
Will Be Permitted.

Rome, Oct. 6.-The statement is
made that the presence in Rome, the
end of this month of Monsignor Cha
pelle. archbishop of New Orleans and
apostolic delegate in Cuba and Porto
Rico. will result in decisive action with
regard TO tho claims of Prince Hospis-
liosi in the matter of securing the per-
Torrance of a religious ceremony with
Princess Rospigliosi. (The princess
was Miss Marie Reid of Washington.
ID. g.. and was married first to freder-
lex Patkhurst of Bangor. MeD The
Reid Parkhurst marriage was first
celebrated by Monsignor Chapelle
when he was pastor of st. Matthew's
church, Washington.
Prince Rospigliosi threatens to ere
ate Il scandal if his religious marriage
with the princess is not allowed. He
maintains that Monsignor Chapelle did
not obtain the necessary dispensation
for Mr.. Parkhurst and that Miss Reid
married Mr.. Parkhurst without know
ing that he was not of the Catholic
faith.
Princess Rospigliosi has appealed for
the annuiment of her marriage with
Frederick Parkhurst. The matter In
wolves Il point Of canon law, the de-
cision Of which is considered as liabl"
to affect thousands of marriages OF
Catholics and nom Catholics in the
United States.
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THE MUSIC FESTIVAL
Closes at Bangor With Ovations for
All the Performers.

bangor, Me, oct THE Maine Mu-
Steal Festival closed, Saturday night.
The rehearsal at the Auditorium in the
morning in preparation for the closing
concert of The evening WAS attended
by Il great audience, a large part OF
which was composed Of school children.
Besides the numbers by the chorus
and orchestra. there were solos and
quartet selections by Miss Howe, Nine.
l;outon. Mrs. Ide. Misses Frye, Van
lIoose, Miles, Archambault and Lib
Ley. The solosists ut the matinee, Was
gait. Idc ana Nronold, were given cor
dial receptions.
The performance in the evening was
one continued ovation. Miss Mary
Howe was especially favored. her re-
ception exceeding that Of her first APP
pearance. TIE closing program WAS
most satisfactory in its arrangement.
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Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, Oct. 1.-The southwest
storm il now moving more rapidly and
is central tonight over western New
York. .Mother disturbance is moving
in from the extreme Northwest. Thus
far, however. it has not been attended
by precirita tion.s Rain has continued
from the Mississippi valley northeast
ward. There will be rain. Monday. in
New England and New York. On the
New England coast. Tuesday. winds
wiz be fresh easterly. possibly brisk
oEcr southeast portion.
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BEATEN AND ROBBED.
Charles Woodbury. of Brewer, Held Up.
by Highwaymen.

Bangor. Me. oct. 5.--ln the middle OF
q lonely country road between Exeter
and corinna. Charles Woodbury. OF
Brewer, was held up. beaten and
robbed by, hshwaymen' Thursday
night. The sum Of sG in money and
wa,ch were taken from him and he WAS
left where he fell. badly battered The
officers the Investigating the case. but
have practically no clew to the identity
Of his assailants.
Woodbury. Went from his home ~
Brewer to attend the Exeter fair,
Thursday He left that town for Cor
lima early in the evening and was maxi
ing his way along Il lonely and secluded
piece of road. when he was suddenly
commanded to stop. The next instan.
he was savagely attacked by two or
more men. The robbers AT once riilcd
his pockets. taking 81 in money and
w;ttch.f
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A TRUE BRAIN and NERVE FOOD.

Champagne Tablets is the only true Brain and
Nerve Food ever discovered. They cure Nervous
Exhaustion by feeding the Brain and Nerve Centres
with Cerebrin thus supplying new electric energy
and vitality for the whole system. They will
strengthen your heart, increase your flow of Ian
guage. improve nerve and brain power. sharpen up
your business ability and energy for oratory mental
or physical work. making brain workers, preachers,
lecturers lawyers, singers and students able to do
and better work. They will ciTe nervou.
headache the blues and remove that tired feeling
in Eve making you feel fine and lively, as
E---..- |. -.rI- l.. --.r.l
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7-2O-4
RAIN, MONDAY.

Washington, Oct. Forecast for
Monday ana Tuesday; New England.
rain. Monday: probably fair. Tuesday.
except rain in eastern Maine; fresh
east winds, Monday, except brisk on
southeast coast.
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WILL CURE SICK KIDNEYS.

Also Cures Catarrh. Lame Back,
Rheumatism, Bladder Troubles
and Nervous Exhaustion. Aids
Digestion and Cures Dyspepsia.
II you suffer from Nervous Exhaustion. Dyspep-
sia Or Indigestion. Weak or Lame Back, Heart or
Kidney Trouble, Rheumatism or Catarrh, do not
ruin your stomach with poisonous drugs, hut cure
yourself by stimulation tuaturc's method of curing
all diseases with that elegant confcction- Cham
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Boston Forecast.

Boston, oct. 5.-Local forecast for
Boston and vicinity: Monday, rain.
fresh east winds: probably fair, Tues
day; brisk westerly winds; somewhat
cooler
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GOOD FOR THE OLD FOLKS.
Champagne Tablets are an Ideal
Stimuiant for Everybody and
Just What the Old Folks Seed.

'u>t W nat the oiu FOLKS Seed-
one or two Champagne Tablets taken in the
morning Will make any person feel fine all day,
AMI Keep them In excellent condition to attend to
their daily duties, protecting them from sunstroke
or proStJaton from heat, and prevent their getting
t'ed or weary, taking cold, contracting fevers or
other contagious diseases
Champagne Tablets arr blessing to tourists ana
travellers. one tablet will Immediately quench
thirst, and the relief thus obtained viii last for
hours. Two three tablets will give instant relief
nom hunger and supply more strength and vitality
than will hearty meal.
Shampagne-Tablcts are q wonder and
y revelation to everybody.
SIX dozen tablets in every box. Fer
SAFE everywhere by druggists and deal
ers IN medicines. also sent anywhere by
mail. postpaid, for 81 90 per box. Retail
, ne supplied by EASTERN DEUG CO.,
Boston, Mass. -
ChAMPAGNE-TABLU co.,
V Federal Street. Boston. Mass.
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MAINE PENSIONS.

washington. oct. 5.--The following pen
sion changes resulting from the issue o.
Sent I6. 1892. are announced:
aine-Drigina!. William j. Robinson,
Soldiers Home. Togus, 81. Increase, res
toration. reissue. etc. Columbus Macom-
Der, North jay. Sli; BENJAMIN c. Nannan,
Rnckland So: Amos c. Trott dead. East
,Ninn. s24: John Morrisey. Soldiers Home.
'rogus SO Original widows. etc, Laura
NJ Trott. East VIM. Sl2
Spain has increased by only 3,o00,0oe
inhabitants in the last A. years
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: Will Cure the Liquor,
Tobacco or any Drug Habit

II yos have drunk to repletion and would like TO
sober up, or give III NTinking liquor using Tobacco,
Opium. Morphine, u Neaine, Coca, Kola or other
drugs Champag ne-Tablets VIII sober you up and
strengthen your heart and nervous system so that
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AGREAT CHEMICAL DISCOVERY
Champagne
' a:::: Tablets: : ::::
KING Of SI!MU[ANIS:

Champaign T. .blets will produce more stiInnla-
ton and exhlaratiOn than Champagne, Brandy
or Wliiskey No intoxication, reaction or bad af-
tereffects. They do not contain alcohol, opium
tmorphine), cocaine. choral, coca, kola or other