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The suburban citizen., 1902-08-02
unnhralln CnlInra-

For the numerous black silk cloaks
in vogue there's a whole crop Of col.
lars in lace and batlste and linen, and
in shades running from deep twine
to white. In some cases the lace is
applied to the material, in others the
linen or batiste is applied to the lace.
1t amounts to the same thing the deep,
circular collar being so voluminous as
to win the name of umbrella for itself.
Many are merely pretty, and some are
so odd Of mesh and figure as to be posi-
lively weird.
The suburban citizen., 1902-08-02

MATTERS
A Chean shaMroo LlanId.

A cheap and effective shampoo liquid
which is recommended for frequent
lse is made by dissolying any good
white soap in boiling water. Ends Of
:akes may be kept for the purpose.
:hree or four tossed into about two
quarts of boiling water, and left until
entirely dissolved. Add a very little
>il of lavender when the liquid has
cooled, and use as shampoo, rinsing
he hair thoroughly with clean water
afterwards.
The suburban citizen., 1902-08-02
FOR SALE.

Several tracts Of land near Brightwood
and Takoms, also Building Lots on
9rightwood Ave, and 14th Street rood.
Louis P. Shoemaker, 920 + ST., n. w.
The suburban citizen., 1902-08-02
For the Little Bridesmaid.

Jeweled nets instead of hats are the
latest thing for the little bridesmaids
heads, and the effect on fluffy, wavy
hair is charming. They are very much
the same style of nets worn by the
Italian women years ago, and as an
hair ornament for the grown ups they
are very smart.
The suburban citizen., 1902-08-02

The girl who steels her heart will
not have 1t otolen. .-..-.---,..--. w. D..
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IN A NUTSHELL

| the Indiana and Illinois mines has failed. !
Upton, Ind.-Three dogs belonging to Bur
ley Wyandotte killed hghwayman whoahad
stopped their master
Topeka, Kan.-Department Commander
Norton of the Kansas G. A. R. has rendered
his resignation to National Commander Tor
rance.
Enid, Okla.-Sheriff Porter has arrested Kid
Noble, wanted in Muscatine. Iowa. was al
legged murder. and is holding him for the
Iowa officers. -
and and deputy United States consul was arrested
trumped-uP charge OF assault. Sis
New York = The ru1ilor that Charles M
Schwab had resigned as president of the
United States Steel corporation is unquali-
hedly denied by J. Pierpont Morgan
| Chicago-A syndicate Of Chicago and New
acity OF $40, O0O 600 year is ready to take the
contract for building the Ncaraguan canal.
mssing i sers and Of u
s. Grant are cruising on the west coast to
seek for any wreckage that has come ashore.
Topeka, Kan.-Efforts are being made to
I secure the release Of two Kansas citizens
4 and Michael Daniel were nabbed on q visit to
their old home in Austria. a
fo Butte Mo mt being prisoner for
Joseph Shafer, mulatt0. who killed negro
| named John Hawkins. was set free. All the
| witnesses are dead or gone. sas,.
Chicago--Held prisoners by acres of crushed
ice piled high above the water, the big pas
! senger steamers Iowa and Atlanta Of the
Goodrich Transportation company, with near
ly 200 persons on board. have lain helpless
off the Lakeview crib since Wednesday night,
| and the prospects for an early release are not
I promising.
| Pittsburg-The Amalgamated Association
has made an agreement with the American
| Steel Hoop and the Republic Iron and Steel
companies that the mills Of these concerns
| shall not be shut down next summer pending
the wage adjustment. In other words, there
| is to be no strike. even If a disagreement on
| wages results.
Chicago-Charges against Professor Charles
! w. Pearson. who made an attack upon the
| Bible, will be investigated by committee of
| trustees of Northwestern university. If the
result is unfavorable to him, Professor Pear
I son will leave the university and Methodist
| church and join the Unitarian some other
I liberal church..
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WASHINGTON

The house has passed the bill for the crea-
Governor Shaw has arrived and expects to
be sworn in as secretary of the treasury to-
morrow.
President Roosevelt has approved the plan
for Joint building for the executive man
sion and the departments of state and justice
Senator Patterson has introduced a bill
providing for the union of Oklahoma and In
dian Territory and their admission into the
union as a state to be called Oklahoma
If Miss Roosevelt attends the coronation
and it, is believed the president will consent
she with rank with princesses of the blood
and wear a robe of crimson, or, as it is called
royal purple.
While the ways and means committee was
considering the war tax repeal proposition the
democrats offered the Babcock bill as an
amendment, but it was defeated by party
vote, with&the exception Of Mr.. Babcock, who
voted with the democrats.
It is stated at the interior department that
the case of Major Harding former Indian
agent at Yankton, s. D., is closed incident
President Roosevelt has reviewed the case,
and he sustans the action of Secretary
Hitchcock in dismissing Harding.
Indian Commissioner Jones states that he
will recommend to Secretary Hitchcock that
a special agent be sent to Minnesota to treat
with the Indians for the cession of the eleven
townships on Red lake to the government
The secretary will doubtless approve the rec
omrn enc dalton. FL
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GIANTS MAY MARRY.
"Montana Cowboy" May Lead Miss
Murray to the Altar.
SHE is 8 FEET 1, AND WEIGHS 400
Lighter Than the Pros
pective Bride.
Special to The Journal,

Special to The Journal.
Helena, Mont, Jan. 3t.-A marriage be-
tween the largest man and woman in the
United States. if not in the world, will
probably be arranged at Helena Or
Butte in the next few weeks. The princi-
pals will be Miss Ella Murray, OF Mis-
souri,. S feet l inch tall, weighing some
thing over 400 pounds, and Edward Beau
pre-, 1.-The Montana cowboy who tips the
scales at 367 pounds and is s feet in
height.
Miss Murray's father. it is said, has
tried in vain for some time to induce some
one to marry her, offering a home and lib
eral expense money as an inducement. j, A
party assembled at a local hotel last
night and decided to write to Miss Muir
ray and tell ner about Beaupre and ask
her il she will marry him.
BeauDre when approached on the sub
ject agreed to the proposition and said
that he would remain in this neighbor-
hood reasonable time to get her reply.
Beaanre is Montana boy by birth, is
p years old and has never been out OF the
state. 1t is the first time he ever WIS.,
tied the capital Of the state. Butte is
the largest city he ever visited. He is
a cowboy, wears No, % shoes, and never
had glove on his hands. His clothing
has TO be made to order.
His smooth and blond face gives him a
boyish appearance, but In stature he is
colossal. The giant is unable to find a
bed large enough to accommodate him in
any of the hotels and has to content him.
self with mattress or the floor.
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The nerves control and determine the
health of every function of the brain and
body.
More than nine-tenths OF all diseases
that are not infectious are known by
every physician to be merely the local
symptoms of a coming break down Of
the nervous system.
In one person the diseased condition of
the nerves manifests itself in insomnia; ;
in another by Indigestion; in another by
rheumatism; some organ of the human
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form its proper WON
When these symptoms begin to show
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spread the fame of one Of this country S
greatest universities. No other remedy
was ever universally prescribed by ply
sicians. It was by the advice Of the most
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CABLE FLASHES

Manila-General Chaffee hopes that by the
end of February the entire Philippines except
Samar will be paciaed
Berlin-Prince Henry says: ..It has been
the dream OF my life to visit the United
States, and this trip comes now like gift
from heaven"
Berlin-The story that Germany would buy
the Philippine islands from the United States,
and that the visit of Prince Henry would pre-
cede the announcement of this sale, is pro-
nounced by German officials to be absurd.
Liverpool-An arrangement is being reached
between the English, American and continen-
tai trans Atlantic steamship lines with the
view to increasing saloon and second cabin
rates. Lines outside the Atlantic conference
are joining the movement.
London-The trial of Charles Bright, an
American engineer, who was arrested on a
debtors warrant and charged with intent to
defraud his creditors by concealing some of
his property, has developed into sensa-
tional case. Charges of conspiracy were made
against Jonquin F. Moreno and Robert G..
Fudge, in connection with Bright's Argentine
exploitation companies.
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FRIENDS OF THE BIDDLES
TWO MILWAUKEE, GIRLS MISSING
They Were With John and Edward
-, When the Pittsburg Crime
z! Was Committed. E n "
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal,
Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 31.-The report
from Pittsburg that John and Edward
Biddle, who were under sentence of death
for murder, had escaped from prison, Gre
ated good deal Of surprise in Milwaukee.
Jessie Bodine and Jennie Siebers, the
Milwaukee girls who were with the Bid
dies in Pittsburg when the crime was
committed, returned to Milwaukee a few
months ago, the Pennsylvania courts de-
Gliding they were not implicated in the
crime. They cannot now be found. jess
sic Bodine was a teacher Of dancing, and
was we'll known in several Wisconsin
cities. She lived with Jennie Siebers in
this city, and both frequently visited local
theaters and became acquainted with &c
tors, stage employees, and others, and
finally met the Biddles. who claimed to
be theatrical men. .-a -F
The girls were induced to go east with
them, being promised theatrical engage
ments, and the first heard Of them after
leaving here was when the crime was
committed. At that time the girls said
they knew nothing of the true character
of the Biddles, believing them to be en-
gagged in legitimate business. ~
Inspector Riemer of the police depart
ment said last night that no doubt the
Pittsburg police would again be on the
lookout for the girls. although there is
nothing to show they know any thing about
the escape. ,.s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-31
PRESIDENT AND "CHlNKS''
They Find That Their Exclusion Bill
Is Not Favored by the Chief
Executive.
Geav York Sw,, Special SesvioS

Washington, Jan. 31.-President Roose-
velt's attitude on Chinese exclusion is
causing Pacific coast representatives deep
concern. In his message the president
advocated the re-enactment of the Geary
law, and, If that was not drastic enough,
a measure which would meet all demands.
The Pacific coast representatives and
senators formulated bill which con-
tained number Of provisions not now in
cluded in the Geary act. These were de-
signed to make the admission of Chinese
to the United States more difficult than it
has been for ten years.
Representatives Of. San Francisco's
commercial bodies who have taken the
lead in urging Chinese exclusion legisla-
ton have kept in close touch with the
president, and they now admit that they
fear he has radically changed his views
about the kind Of legislation needed. They
have ascertained that the president is not
in favor of the law agreed upon by the
Pacific coast delegations.
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Generosity

Ladies' Nine Yale has generously sent several thou
sand of her wonderful Skin Food for free distribution there
fore beginning to-day and continuing for the balance Of
the week shall each customer who makes purchase
Nine Yaes goods amounting to 100 with of Nine
Yae Celebrated Skin Food value ol.r This greatest Of all
known beaufers article worth having and that all
should appreciate The regular retail price of the full size
$s0 and $500 and those who declare they would
almost rather than be without the only genuine
Skin Food Nine Yale the dscoversr Skin Food and
the originator of the She has dvd the of its
composition
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eminent practitioners in the country that
this great remedy was first put within
the reach of the public Paine's Celery
Compound is not in any, way a patent
medicine. 1t is so superic. 20 all the So
called remedies, THAT no serious compar-
ison can be made between them.
The formula of Paine's Celery Com
pound has been freely furnished from
the first to reputable physicians any
where, and the thousands of authentic
Gated cases that are reported yearly by
physicians of every school have proved
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! dyspepsia, biliousness, liver complaint,
neuralgia, rheumatism, or other diseases,
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will convince any one that it accomplishes
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-31

Don't think because, you have taken
many remedies in vain that your case is
incurable Hoods Sarsaparilla has cured
many seemingly hopeless cases Of scrof-
ula, catarrh, rheuma tism, kidney COM
plant. dyspepsia and general debility.
Take Hoods.
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Queer Case Of Miss Johnson
Special to The Journal.


Jan31-
omeo
etimesal Atsucht she in
the neigh
brhoood in which, she resides
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SPECIAL SALE

We have just received supply Of Nine Yaes full line Of
Scientific Health Remedies and eautng Products They
from her laboratory newly Those natural bautiGs
genuine Toilet Injuries each being gem itself Our Special
Sale will continue all of this week.
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CUMBERLAND-While feeding cows. Mrs.
Ole Thompson was gored and received iniu-
ries that will probably result in the loss OF
her sight.
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MILWAUKEE-An isue of $4,000 Of NM
waukee municipal bonds was disposed Of al
a total premium of s13,162.42. A Chicago firm
was the successful bidder. IN
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NEW RICHMOND-Robert, aged 8, son
Of Joseph Dupea, was instantly killed by a
load Of wood, which tipped over on him.
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HUDSON-Judge Arnquist committed Judas
W. Schmidt to the insane asylum at Mendoza.
If Schmidt should recover he will be put Oh
trial for an alleged attempt to kill his Wife.
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WEST sUPBRIOR-Th case Of the state
against Joseph G.. Naughton, supervisor Of
begun yesterday in municipal court.--N A.
sheldon, charged with de default fro, from the
arraigned in municipal court and his hearing
set for Feb s. 1ss s. 5000
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SPECIAL

In order receive the Skin Food Free ladies requested to
out the following the time Of making
shall receive than six of Skin Food
free One free with each 79c purchase of Nine Ya goods
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DULUTH-It is reported that the Lake
steamer, Manitou, may be put on the run
between Duluth and Buffalo by the Northern
Steamship company the coming season.-Milo
ID. JONES' letter carrier, has been relieved
from duty pending an investigation into al
LEGGED irregularities.-John McFadden, a
brakeman on a logging road, was knocked off
tured SKULL
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EAU CLAIRE-Mrs. Johanna Thompson, 80
years of age, being greatly afflicted with
rheumatism, tried rubbing herself with kero
sene. She then sat down by a stove. and in
lighting her pipe of tobacco set fire to her
clothes. She is dying.
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Retail GrOcers and Merchants, Fart.
bault, Mimi, Feb. 1918, 1902.

s Reduced rates on the certificate plan
will be made by the Chicago Great West
. ern railway on Feb. 1913, for the an
nual convention at Faribault. Depot in
center of town. No bus fare necessary.
For information apply to A. J.. Aicher,
City Ticket Agent, corner Nicollet ave-
nue. and 9TH street, Minneapolis.
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FURNITURE AS FUEL

Large Warehouse in Chicago Is
Destroyed.
Special to The Journal.
Chicago. Jan. 31.-Fire early this morn
ing destroyed the six-story warehouse Of
the Griswold Storage and Warehouse COM
pany on South Park avenue. The build
ing was filled with furniture. Loss, $780,
900. The building was owned by the Part
ridge estate. .o IL fr
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'.oh, where! Tell me. Where has my
highland laddie gone?' Echo-To Mill
er's to have his swell kits photographed.
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KAUKAUNA-An agreement has been
reached between the employees and proprietors
of the Combined Locks Print Paper plant
The men accepted q proposition to work SIX
hours, or until midnight, Saturday, and quit
then This will give, them seven hours off,
Fcr the last half Of the night
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/. ST. CLOUD-James H. Taylor and Noah D.
Taylor have started actions against the Order
Of Railway Conductors for the recovery of
81, 900 each. .-....... 49,.
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I CASS LAKE-Citizens here are contributing
to fund to retain delegation at Washing
ton until something is done or a bill passed
for opening the Leech Lake reservation.
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WISCONSIN,

THORPE-Mahlam Davis was probably IA
tally injured by "a log rolling over him at
HOLSTERS mill yard
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+ BYRON-The Byron Telephone company
officers elected were: r. G. Cutting. presi-
dent; Samuel H. Brooks, vice president;
Charles Watts, treasurer: Myron e. Hicks,
secretary.
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BRAINERD-Judge w. H. Mantor has re-
signed as municipal Judge. Governor Van
SAINT has appointed Attorney T. G. Blewitt to
succeed Mantor.
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FOND tDU Zachary J. Briebecker, {
switchman on the North Western. was ru1
over by an engine and instantly killed.
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E WINONA-The Laird Norton company has
donated to the public library the splendid
collectton of photographs representing the
lumber industry of the northwest. Henry
Hess has been elected first vice. president of
the American Buff Wyandotte Club
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FREE SKIN FOOD COUPON,

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COKATO-At special school meeting it
was decided to build new school, costing
$4,000, during the summer. Bonds will be
Voted.