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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-04-04


veteran soldier and prominent mem.
Der of G. A. r. Camp No. 1O2.
Captain John H. Lyons, 1912 Prairie
Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,, writes:
"For twenty years 1 suffered with
chronic catarrh but thanks to Peruna l
am now entirely cured.
at affords me much pleasure to make
a statement in behalf of your meritorious
remedy, Peruna. 1 have used same for
catarrh and have found it to be all YOU
claim for it. 1 had suffered for twenty
years. I cheerfully recommend Peruna
to anyone suffering from catarrh, as ]
believe that, as in my case, it will prove
a sure cure."-Captain John II. Lyons.
Address The Peruna Medicine Co.. of
Columbus, Ohio, for instructive free
literature on cstarrh.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-04-04
PROCTOR FOR GOVERNOR.
Ability and Fitness Unquestioned.
Rutland News1

The opposition to Fletcher ID. Proctor
has not as yet produced any arguments
against his candidacy for governor that
possess any cogency or reason. His abll-
ity and fitness for the position remain
unquestioned.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-04-04
THE VERMONT PHOENIX, BRATTLEBORO FRIDAY APRIL

ception, its conduct, or that it is not
wholly free from trades or bargains of
any kind-we shall be glad to have the
News make specific charges.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-04-04

2
pas S ng er
a g e n t for
various rail-
T o a d COM
panies for the
past twenty
four years,
conn d
w h t h e
Pos toffic e
Departm e n t
for six years,
the Polio
Departm e N t
for six years,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-04-04
MANY RELIABLE WITNESSES
Prove That Old Cases of Chronic Ca
tarrh can be Cured.
A Medicine That Will
Cure Cases Of Catarrh
of Long Standing De-
serves a Very Hig h
\ Place in the Annals OF
Medical Discovery.
n a Medicine is
sruna.
rlIna,

trl sands of testimonials are
uring in every day of old cases
chronic catarrh that have re-
sist all treatment for years, being
pro- ly and permanently cured by
Per .
IT. reports do not all come from
obst places, signed by obscure peo-
pie. large proportion of these letters
are tier by men and women promi-
mem business and professional cir
Giles many of them well known from
ocea ocean.
Co John Franklin Waters occu-
pies lrominent position among the
lead trial lawyers Of Chicago. He
has bably obtained more verdicts
agai operations in suits for personal
injur than any man of his age in the
Unit y tates, and during his practice
of ov / fifteen years he has not lost a
singh 50 in the Supreme Courts of
Illinc md Missouri. He is q hard
work md has the energy Of four men.
For : number of years he had been
afilict d with chronic catarrh and hav-
ing recently been thoroughly cured of
his old affection, an interview was OBJ
tanned With him by one of our reporters
in which he gave the following state
ment to me public:
CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. 6, 1900.
The peruia Medicine Co., Columbus, o.:
Genfien,en---"H gives me great
pleasure to testify TO the merits of
such a worthy remedy for oatarrh as
your Peruna. had suffered for a
number OF years from this very dis
agreeable disease and had tried many
sO-caHed remedies, bur until I used
Peruna none had the desired effect. I
feel thar fam perfectly cured and can
cheerfGIly' recommend Peruna 10 any
one suffeFiug from cafarrh."
JOHN r. WATERS,
Iz0 e. Randolph ST., Chicago, IN.
Anothe1 use equally well-known in
Chicago, reported through letter
from vef IN Railroad man.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-04-04

ent connected with the Grand Trunk
had q similar case. He is Q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29

ana another at sixth avenue and
Caller street. which would cost s.. soc.
Or. trichton and Mr.. Morton ia
Norcd the last named site on ac-
count Of the dangerous proximity
Of thc first named % the queen
Anne hill school, The council final
~ decided upon the Ss,o0o lot.
Mayor Humrs. in a communica-
ton 20 the council. announced the
appointment % Captain NJ. g. lem
sen as port warden, This la Captain
Jensen's second term. The council
confirmed the choice OF the mayor
chief Cook. % the fire department.
Is to have a test ~ danger signalling
apparatus ON Thursday evening at s
,, IN, az the fire headquarters lie
has invited the council 70 be present
and the invitation has been accepted.
An ordinance 30 change the fire linn
its on Union street was indefinitely
postponed. This will allow the re-
moVai X the Lick house as petit
toned Tor by - l. Crawford
The fire and water committee rec
commended faVorably the establish
meut Of t6-inch water main en-
First avenue south from King 90
Atlantic and en Railroad avenue.
The report was adopted a. 70 Is be-
llevcd that this district IS tn need
~ such an Improvement Several Pc
titions were received from people re-
siding IN different portions ~ the
city asking Tor larger water mains In
order that there may be- no difficulty
IN procuring plenty 81 water for
sprinkiing and domestic uses The
petitions were Nreferred e. the fire
and water committee.
Street SprtnkiinF
An ordinance authorizing the
Board of Public Works 70 enter into
a contract with the Seattle Electric
Company 90 sprinkle the streets u
the city az a rate OF sto0 per month
WAS passed
The position ~ assistant 20 the city
street foreman with a salary u SIS
per month was established by the
council An ordinance was intro
aueed changing the franchise nf the
Seattle Cataract Company so that IL
win not be necessary for thu council
to ratify all permits Tor poles issued
to the company by the Board OF
Public Works
An ordinance was passed appro-
priating ssts for repairs 60 the fire
boat Snoquslmie. The park commit
tee reported favorahlv upon the ap-
plication % G. w. Wilson to be al
lowed 20 run a boathouse and dis
pense refreshments IN Woodland
park. The application % Eugene
Hockett for permission % establish
a fire. police and burglar alarm In
Seattle was referred to the corpora
tions committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29
N0BLET MAKES
A STRONG KICK

The suit % n, Noblct vs.. christ
Nattvh a Go, was begun IN Judge
Reils court yesterday. The SUIT
" Tor malicious prosecution Tho
plaintiff states ga his complaint THAT
ON the gath ~ last October, he was
arrested and brought before judge
Cam On the charge OF having
brought stolen property into the
state. Tho accusation was made los
Christ bartch.
For two days ne said he was kept
lp ioiL and not allowed 20 see hts
friends or consult "a lawyer AZ the
end OF that time he was told that
his bail was nNod at $1,000 some at
his friends raised that amount. but
were then told that the bail had boon
raised to $1,000. Nohlct was kept Iu
jnil Tor week. then his accuserA Rp.
pcarvd and asked that he ha rultaa-
cd as they found he was not the
guilty party,
Noblet alleges that q Rnrnishmcnt
was put ON his personal effects.
which was not raised until short
time ago, thereby causing him great
Inconvenience. and was h. suffered
great bodily discomfort while in the
jail. his reputation also being more
or less injured. he rs entitled to $50.
900 damages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29

Those Home Savings Bank. given
away by the American Savinrxbank
& Trust Company. corner md and
Madison street, are certainly a great
help to sweli your savings account
and should be On every home. They
teach the youth the principles which
builds up fortunes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29
ANIMALS SOON
TO ENTERTAIN

Norris & Rowe'a big trained ami
mai shows VIII exhibit Ia Seattle
three days May LIST. "a and 81. Civ
iug two performance daily. at ana
- m. The aggregation lH said TO
be TIE largest uf 80 Kind ia Amer
tea. and the performance Of a novel
character Almost every ACT accom-.
pilnhed hy human performers tn a
circus ia successfully Initiated hy this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29

Friday evening In the Queen Anne
club house. The affair r. a fare
well 70 Mrs. Fannie Wilson. whn
leaves soon for California. whsrs she
viii reside In the future
Mrs. Lillian De Pew VIII entertain
the Orptec Club Friday Afternoon
az her room. set Hotel Stevens. A
very interesting time Is expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29
FAILED TO MAKE
GOOD ESCAPE

A couple OF British soldiers doing
garrison duty az Victoria made ~
their minds 90 desert and boarded
the steamer Majestic a. she was
pulling out from the wharf there.
They Intended coming on 60 Seattle.
where they would be immune from
punishment Tor drsertion. They both
wore their uniforms and 70 avoid de-
lection went 90 the steamers fire
room aud relieved two % the coal
passcrH. They We're discovered BY
Captain McAipins and brought on
deck until Port Townsend was
reached. In the confusion Of landing
one % them escaped and a search ~
the steamer failed 20 show him. The
other was handed over TO thu au.
thorities After the steamer had
left Port Townsend the missing SOLE
der was found looked in a state
room The Majestic turned around
and headed again for Port Town
send with abe soldier. Both were re-
turned 90 Victoria on the EuHaiie.
which reached there shortly after
wards
- Lott g. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29
BITS OF GAIETY

- iexalar meeting Of the Ladies
- Cub was held yesterday az .
~ ~ the Camera Club rooms.
,.ls VAS given b. Mr. Morris
- me musical program vas rem
=. ioung Mems Institute are
preparations for lfs annual
80 % gwen AZ Ranke's hall on
evening. MAY s.
ss,,t.s french Club held d most in
& ~ meeting this afternoon III
! 49, y Mrs y Onffroy. f40i
nomen'a Nisslorarv gociat :
~ " congregational church.
! ~ Z hfoadNay and Republican
49,, w give an entertainment
h-s,sa = line program has been
n ~ Miss Heartie Wood Mrs.
inks1 MisF Alexander and
- s4efY Miller win take part.
s'l,44aeo .orn was the hostess al
e,..ellill card party vesferdav
t,sss a. her home. go Harvard
t1tfsv ~. 'lafke entertained the
s-s.es !. Dist Club yesterday an
sss q q hfr residence. 1927 Union
= "a ~, ~ MEMBER were an prea
q ~ affair was very pleas
sra Light refreshmeuts were
sqfh WI gtmen ~ Trinity parish
: 1ts,.1n. give merchant lunch
ergsa ~ from ~ until z. n wlii
its,.,lin ne Collins block and
Pace w, be convenient for III
n 1. '1 ~. 2 attend.
lssrs nemrich and MIaa T.oafe
sg,sra, sirnH lime this week for
its,s ,,flp through Eurapa
ssiar hey win attend he
H.'s m ~, ei the Wilson boarding
sFs q dancing party on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29
Another
Carload OF
Medicines

WIN arrive At Bartelrs tomorrow.
Another viii reach us about the lot
OF May. That shows that the East
crn wholesalers and our patrons are
with us I'M our fiEht against the
dcspicabln seattls Drug Trust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29
MAYOR HUMES
OPENS SEASON
Soattle.helena Game Going on
This Afternoon

The season 90 tho Pacific North
west league a. on Mayor liumea
started the ball rolling at Athletic
park this afternoon, OF at least he
threw the first bah lu tho Helena
seattle game.
Manager FlHnpery arrived tn See
attic last evening with his ball play
cts. Who are this year to defend the
name OF the city OF Helena ou the
diamond, Flannery will be remcm-
hcrrd as the glngcry little fellow who
last year Was a very conspicuous
member ~ the Tacoma team. whom
tlauncry wasn't having "a dispute
with the umpire. no was usually
turning nips ln the outer gardens.
Withul he played good ball Wiggr,
the giant pitcher. win Do the throw
INK Tor Helena Stuvali will do sim
liar work FOR the home team. The
line up u as follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29

aggregation Of animal actors Some
of the principal features of the
shows uto the trained elephants,
seals, cnmelH, goats. lone. mirth-
provoking monkeys, ana tho pretty
ponies that have delighted thoua.
nnda during the past years lu an tho
principal cities of the United states
aud Canada A special feature uf
this year iH tho original Juvenile
"Flurodora" company who are nr-
kuuWlrdRed 90 hc remarkable per
formers in their line. A grand free
street parade viii be given az VI
o'clock un the morning OF the eN-
hibition. al which time the entire
company ~ over 800 animals viii be
seen dockrd out Ia their gorgeous
trapping.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29

&c TO spinning Tor hioyel. repair,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29
HALF-PAY FOR POLICEMEN WHO
HAVE REACHED ACE LIMIT
resolution FaVOrng Such Measure Passed by City COun-
cIl-Queen Anne Fire Station Ste-Other Bus
mess Transacted Last Nuht

,,,,ien was introduced in the
~ st night by Councilman
e'sntn nassed providing for half
- az AL police officers who have
~ "a ire age limit prescribed by
.,y,l service commission They
o. special officers ana viii be
- s a. DO such iight work as
$50. designated by the chief %
- Ths ordinance Is the result
49, .rttatian which arose some
- 80 gn the case % patroiiman
r -, had reached the age q
$1,000 and " hose friends circu-
~stitlcns 20 have him retained
- ne fNrce,
e-,,,rance was passed giving
s,s,.r8 az Public Works permits
= inter into contracts with pri-
y. Individuals whereby the streets
- civ may he kept free 90 waste
- boxes T. the number % 500
EMBELLISHMENTS on them viii be
- cn different street corners
y ~ operators ~ the scheme viii
~ city small percentage OF
: srOtlts.
EAN.AA aAANAHAAAAHAH
.isht dispute arose In the coun-
49, me question % who should
~ ire street intersections IN the
- N a street, Il has been the
- IA the past in she paved resi-
- districts for the city 20 bear
Z sxnense on paving the interscc-
- Councilman tiin believed that
an districts o. the city were be
.ais-rinlnated against On this re-
- and wants the rule 20 apply 20
-ssIdsnf sections ~ the city and
Z kinas % street improvements.
~ superintendent % streets was
rsrea by the council 90 begin at
- he removal "a the iron Eas
--s which are lying on Third aV-
-. ara First RAenur. The mains
80 been on the street for some
rsks The gas company had per
rNssn 70 place them there and
a,ar we're prevented from putting
A. under ground 0y reason OF de-
- n establishing the regrade on
rra avenue.
~ ordinance slightly modifying
- terms OF the contract for Cedar
-ssr water between this city and
naard was discussed. Under the
w--s II the amended contract the
- e extended TO five years ard
= esstrsct may 30 broken upon
) -cnins notice from the Ballard
ssscil.
ez.sa Anns Fire Staten
L. ordinance was introduced ap-
rsrriating the SUM % s.. Geo 10 pur-
aase lot on Queen Anne Hill upon
snrh 70 erect a fire station. Two
~ wsre available. one for s.. 100 at
FAA avenue west and Caller street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29
Theaters
sna walker


~ sons OF Ham, which Will
M and Walker and their big col
~ aggregation are presenting at
! land until Wednesday evening.
la nrsical farce-comedy replete
va nsvei features. meiodious songs.
lrx-x ballots and ensembles A
szeazrular cakewRlk and innumer-
- weclm tiles % a refined order. all
Nv recial scenery and electrical
snrss and beautiful eoicged girls
sErrcus costumes are included.
Faust"
- spectacular production.
sstM i an unusually good at
sgrsz Al the Third Avenue theater
-ArAG Too much cannot BE- said
: M u the piece. John Griffith
kuEw q unusual merit. Faust"
" "A n week with the usual
s,E.Az Matinee.
Atsry Bsrisssus
4 aleIT buriesque will be pre-
ar'zE1s Grand Thursday night.
~ sasr the auspices OF Ridgely
asissaa Lodge, I. o. %. r. The
gpsh three acts and In It's pres
1sat1 slaborate costumes and
s1aT sili BE- shown. The piece IL
y . y y well known Seattle peo-
~
nhaa ths Bears
n Esseis ~ the Eika and
L7an ar gperetta 81 no little merit.
~ II PREPARATION BY 50 well
.Nss y9gng ladies' and gentlemen
ns risy II viii be presented
srlzT and Saturday nights. MAY 2
- a ne Grand. under the aus
- q SEATTLE Lodge No %. Y. p
he principal parts IN the
- af- taken by local people who
= razt have displayed talent on
sratear stage.
esstry Is csmiaE
i N seSiefy editor will proha blv
1k ne arrival In this city Of
AMI Mrs. snyder, but society
- VII not be sn careless. Not
sassaasing this handicap the cou-
Il W 9Tuhaoly be very popular ia
e They are charming enter
- graceful dancers. elegant
sFs. popular everywhere. and
gossip about their "nabors %
shlersn love them and they
ne children. IN fact. every
notner wishes her little ones
go an afternoon or evening
~. and Mrs Snyder She
- iney viii enjoy themselves
'eiy because this pair are only
s lne beautiful animals among
" comprising Gentry Brothers
4 $50 Wsined animal exhibition.
80 sll make THIS city a visit 81
~ says starting wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29

Il ordnance was introduced ap-
rseriating the SUM % S. eco To puF-
ease a lot on Queen Anne hiu upon
snrh 70 erect fire station. Two
~ wsre available. one for 81 100 at
EHA avenue west and Caller street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19
DIsoouRAelNe EmsEzzLERs.

MBEZZLERS OF PUBLIC MONEY
u are finding the climate of Korea
far from salubrious. The minister Of
finance whose very name, Ye Yo Yok,
sounds like a strangling tit, took no
ton the other day to check up his rev
enue collectors. Their accounts hadn't
been looked into for long time, and
the extravagant manner of living into
which several of the officials had fallen
excited suspicion. Results justified the
worst fears of Ye YO YOk
He discovered that the tax gatherers
had neglected to turn over to the treas
ury the neat sum of 100000 yen, or
about 100000. The fact that they
managed to hold out so large an
amount of money in a little principality
like Korea is sufficient evidence that
they had been having things their own
way for some years. Yok was indig-
nant, naturally. Perhaps his indigna-
ton was heightened because none Ct
the rascals was thoughtful enough to
divide the plumber.
Anyway. he called the emperor's at
tention to it and suggested that every
gentleman who had stolen as much as
$1,000 be separated from his head The
emperor very promptly agreed, and the
lord high executioner of Korea will
soon be advertising for an indefinite
number of able-bodied assistants. Such
crude methods on the part of the sim
pie Orientals emphasize the need os
missionary work
As an example of our humane meth
DDS, We call attention to the pardon of
ex-Treasurer BARLEY Of Nebraska after
serving only four years for stealing
$4,000 In nearly every newspaper the
humanitarian reads with tear-dimmed
eyes the story Of executive clemency
exercised on behalf of thieves of large
degree. Only the misguided individ
uals who indulge in petty pecula tons
are punished in this land of liberty. The
Koreans are certainly in need of en-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19
TROUBLES OF c. SUTHERLAND.

THE HON. C. SUTHERLAND has
L learned something about the feel
ing which accompanies the insertion of
a jsvelin between the fourth and fifth
ribs Of his political anatomy. Some
very eminent Utah politicians, whose
oaly trouble is their failure to appre-
ciate the fact that they are eligible to
obsequies, persuaded our lone con-
gresham that ne was real, large
'punkins." Therefore, he stopped
hewing along the postoffice line long
enough 10 recommend a candidate for
United States marshal.
Yesterday marshal was appointed,
nut, by some untoward cant Of fate.
he wasn't Mr.. Sutherland's candidate.
we fear the congressman will feel
mortified; we fear he will have a low
er opinion of President Roosevelts
judgment OF men. Speaking seriously,
Mr.. Sutherland is not entitled to any
sympathy. He defed the lightning of
politics and the lightning struck him.
BY all time-honored precedent Mr..
Sutherland was no more entitled to a
say IS &c who should be United States
marshal here than he was to dictate
the nomination of an ambassador to
England.
In landing Haywood, Senator Kearns
has not won any great victory. He
has merely enlightened those gentle
men who backed Mr. Sutherland in
his ofb@Ousness as to their extreme
deafness SO Ear as power to distribute
Utah patronage is concerned. If it
were not for the good old rule. de
mortuis. nil nisi bohum. it might be
proper TO make more specific state
ments about the Sutherland support
ers
The Herald has no interest in the
matter other than a desire for the
appointment Of good men to the fed
eral offices here. Mr.. Haywood is a
good man. he rs as coura, - he
g big SD capable IN proportion. His
qGaD1eafions for filling the Office are
ali that colid b. desired. and i'm com
mon with bis hundreds OF friends in
the cry and state. The Herald desires
~ extend congratulations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19
COLONEL JACK oHrNN AGAIN.
THE REDoUBTABLE colonel o,Jack

THE REDOUBTABLE Colonel Jack"
Chinn of Kentucky is stiH on
earth. Many people. in view of the
comparatively small number of horai-
cides in Kentucky recently, had come
to the conclusion that the colonel had
passed away. The occasion of his
most recent appearance was a remark
made by Senator Deboe to the effect
that he had seen Colonel Chinn draw
a business-liEe bowie knife in Frank
fort while some pleasantries were be
ing exchanged between the Goebel and
the anti-GOebel factions.
Said the puissant CHM: "Deboe
wouldn't know bowie knife if he saw
one and if somebody told him what it
was he would drop dead from fright.
The trouble with Deboe is that he
wears a 51a hat and a No. II shoe. If
you would cut off that thick head of
his he would go up like a toy balloon.
The best thing that could happen to
Kentucky would be 10 get rid of all
that breed
There is the real ring in this ut
terance of Fighting Jack" And the
worst of it is that what he says about
Deboe comes close to the truth. Deboe
is the gentleman who said he would
wade in blood u to his hips before he
would allow Taylor to be unseated as
governor OF Kentucky. Yet the shot
that killed Goebel had scarce been fired
when DebOe dashed for u train that
would take him from frankfort to
Washington. We are not willing to say
Deboe wouldn't know a bowie knife
if he saw one. but it is certain he
would rather gaze on such implements
Of warfare through a telescope than at
short range.
Chinn has done considerable fighting
with his face also, but he is a freak
in one way. That is. he is one of the
individuals Who boasts and fights also,
a rather rare combination in any com
munity.