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The evening Republican., 1902-08-21
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng
land to day fair to partly cloudy
weather will prevail. warmer tempera.
ture with fresh winds.
On Friday, partly clear weather
will prevail with slight tempera-
ture cha nges.
On Saturday, clear and warmer
weather will prevail with northwest
erly winds.
The thermometer at w. G. Taylor
drug store 3O2 King street today reg.
iStcred as follows:
7o'clOck 10 O'Clock lOclock
10 76 81
The evening Republican., 1902-08-21
BURNED TO
DEATH.

Philadelphia, Aug. 21.-Mrs.
Susan Crawford sixty-two years
old who was terribly burned at hel
home 211O Master st., last night
by her clothing catching fire from
match which she had just struck
died at 3 o'clock this morning at the
German Hospital to which institu-
ton she had been removed.
The accident occurred about z
o'clock last evening, when Mrs.
Crawford went to got jar Of jam
from the cellar.
AS she struck the first match
against the stone wall blazing
fragment flew from the head and
lodged in the light skirt she was
wearing. The flames enveloped her
almost Instantly. She screamed and
tried t, rush upstairs. Her daughter
Della Crawford, a neighbor, Mrs.
Ella Peck. and visitor, Harry Nc
Graw, 1912 N. 2Sth st., went to her
assistance, but her clothing was
almost burned from her body before
the fire was extinguished.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-21

Strikers And Non-Union Men Fire vollt Us
Pottsville, Pa, Aug. 2l.-There
is no denying that the strikers. or
many OF them, are again growing
uneasy, and that the leaders must
use extraordinary efforts 10 keep
order.
The workmen engaged at the
pumps and boilers at the Morea
colIiery, operated BY the Dodson
Coal Company. near here. were at.
tackled at midnight by strike sym.
pathzers. The attacking party
gathered on the culm banks. and,
after making numerous threats,
fired several volleys aud threw
stones and other missiies.
The shooting was returned by
the armed workmen. Several vol
Ieys we're exchanged before the
attacking party retired and work
was resumed. 1t ia not known
whether any one was injured. The
authorized are investIg ating, aud
arrests will follow.
1t is said that request may be
made Tor troops iE this section.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-21
Property Ira lsicrs.

The following transfers Of prop
eriy were recorded to-day.
Albert Beuhler 10 JoAn Garry
honse at Fifth and Lumbard
streets for $1,000. Andrew b. White
to Victor X. Pyle house on Maple
west of Van Buren, for 81,
Victor r.. Pyle to Authony Chaz-
elowski a house on Mapel street for
$3.50.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-21
Re glstrars' Appeals.

Judge Spruance sat in Superior
Court to-day for the purpose Of
hearing appeals from the registrars
Robert G. Hartman represented
the Democrats and Harry P. Joslyn
the Republican. There were no
cases to bring before the court. =,
The evening Republican., 1902-08-21

Woodward & Bro.,;
Solicit Your Trade in
Hedge Shears.
Corn Knives.
Timothy Seed. -,
Loaded Shells.
American Wire Fencing.
Wheelbarrows.
Weed Scythcs.
Bush Scythes.
Cider Presses.
Potato Baskets.
Bushel Baskets.
Hay Knives.
Preserving Kettles.
J peck Measures.
J bushcl Measures.
One Bushcl Measures.
Stark A, Grain Bags.
Machinists' Tools.
Carpenters Tools.
Big cut in prices Of Summer
Hardware.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-21

Three spec'res that threaten baby s
life. Cholera iniantum, dysentery.
diarrEoaa. DR., FUwler's extract of
Wild Strawberry never fails to con
quer them.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-21

Philadelphia, Aug: 81. Driven to
desperation by her husbands up.
braidings, Mrs. Charles Kettle, q
mother of four children, shot and
probably MORALLY wounded him at
their home, No. 5046 Morton ave-
nue. last night.
The children were in the yard and
upon hearing the shot ran into the
house, to find their mother kneeling
over the unconscious form Of their
father crying: 'Oh! Charlie, for
give me-"
The evening Republican., 1902-08-21

Leave Fourth and Market seven
forty-five tomorrow, Thursday eve.
for Claymont. Stop at Shellpot one
hour on return. Forty cent trip for
twenty five.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-21
With The fieptasOphs.

Arrangements have about been
completed for the reunion Of the
members Of the Order Of Ileptaso phs
at shelpot Park on Saturday. On
Friday evening the members will
give trolly party in order to adver-
tise the event.
The object OF the reunion Is to
bring the members closer together
and to increase the membership Of
the order. Sports will furnish part
of the days programme and the
entries for the different events are
as follows.
Thirty yards dash-Samuel Oven.
shine, William Wintrup, G, Schmitz
Leon II. Ards. John A. Clark. w.
Walters. Thomas Wilson. w. L.
Shaw, +. II. Todd, II. Adams. Tie
prize is a Heptasoph's pin.
High jump-W. l., Shaw. II.
Adams. Thomas Wilson, John A.
Clark. The prize is Heptasophs
pin.
A game of base bail will be the
principal event CT the afternoon and
silver loving cup has been offered
as a prize.
The teams will be composed Of
members Of William Mckinley and
James Young conclaves. The teams
are: Young Conclave--W William
Brear, c.;J. Maxwell, lib; H. Sparks
2b. f. Conner. BIB: RI, Graham. IT..
The evening Republican., 1902-08-21

Small Or Boys who
wear 80, 81 or
Sized 80 sized Suits
can get some big
Men bargains in our
J priced Shit sale.
Many Of these Suits are
sold at these prices only
on account Of the size, 50
that if you can wear tn EN-
it is your gain. Suits at
S., IS and $50 worth
$50, 81, So and up to
$40. A few Of the larger
sizes in same lots 3f to AZ
but not as many of them
as of the small sizes. See
the samples in our window.
All of our Boys Russian
Blouse Suits, sizes 3 to 7
and a lot Of Sailor Blouse
and Ncstcc Suits. sizes 3
The evening Republican., 1902-08-21

Go 10 Cha-!ss N. DuDsii tor yolr hst
aud caps Of all styles No. , Eats vhirij
The evening Republican., 1902-08-21
TAKE A Faith in Old Ocean.

st. James Club wi rive IN excursion to
Atlantic Guy. n. j., on Thurs Iay september
l. 1909 VIA Of The Wilmington Steam boat Line
and the Reading railroad Tho boa, win
leave Fourth street wnaltu ut : Il IN, return.
ing viii leave Atlantic CITY Mt p. IN. All
who anticipate going to Atlantic cay Will do
well. to aka advantage OF this cheap fare.
We most respectfully iuvlta our friends and
tine public to So with US and taxa IA bail N
Old Gceuu. You wjI i've longer, become
richer aud have b tier health If You - viii
u.s. Furs Adults tickets, iL.j, chldic en-, un.
der Il years tjGrEts
i. t. Tomlinsou Chairman.
+ b. Spencer. Secretary
+. l.. Pustle.. Treasurer,
a2J ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
\ comFusloR OF IDEAS

The public
The tariff hut
friends persistently
indeed the trusts
tariff as expressed the
quhf that 'front.'
President Roosevelt
extension Of Sherman trust law.
necessity for amending
Secretary
: stands
ound
do
mua competition
anything do IN The price OF meats
Senator Foraker boasts
leading o the worid
aren rus.s
From all this
harmony ard concerted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
SERVANT GIRLS COMPLAINT

Now Wisconsin reformation OF
servant Girls must begin
The Wisconsin ooectnE reasons why
girls prefer work In Factories household service ndur
les to
The reason treated like
half and a D
beer
warmer beds and let them Independently girls would do
the heusework.
a
he n
back door, since with
Tor Wisconsin, Human the world
And these thoughie untaetful
ess 81 the house the share Of The burden OF responsibility
for the hlem." 4
be a
treated as members q the family
ted intrude
bel 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14

The trunk trick also, OF aacklnK up
one man and locking him In trunk
ana IA few miutes substituting an
other, delighted the crowd as thor
euShly as II Il had never bacn dene
/ before.
The most mysterious act ~ all Ia
the suspension az Mime. Hermann
in mid-air without apparent sup
port. To prove that ahe IA not held
up by wires the magician passes a
hoop around her, THE secret Ia d.
ilenlt 10 fathom.
The musical GOoinans give brief
exploitation % musical novelties.
watch ARE an entertaining feature Of
the show.
| The production will run two more
ulghts and saturday matinee.
The Adventure o. LADY Ursula
Florence Roberts IN 4 comedy role
Is Just as charming rs 10 emotional
ones. she opened In The Advea-
tnre OF Lady urnul~' at the Seattle
theascr 90 standing room only
house last night. Miss Roberts Il
much better lifted to the part than
most people imagined she would be.
L0clus Henderson also had a part
that Ia Wei fttted 10 him.
The piay has simple yet Interest
Ing plot dealing with the adventure
Of q spirited girl In the eighteenth
century. Her mad prank nearly
ieads her brother into the Jaws -
death by fighting a skilled dasilxt.
To save him from engaging In the
night Ursula dresses up In mans
suit and visits her brothers antaE-
onist. The complications that arise
make the comedy features Of the
piece.
Last night WAS the nrst time Miss
Roberts played the part % Lady ur-
suia- She IL Thoroughly at home In
Il and gives a remarkably clever
rendition. Her work IN the second
act when she rayI visit 60 Sir
George In male costume II good. ehe
not only looks well In the costume.
but her graceful manner and her
Eirllsh way last night won for her
much applause.
As Sir George Sylvester. Lucius
Henderson tosa well lie ~ not y
comedian hy any means but Ia the
ssrni-enuedy role y good.
NfNs Bertha blanchard as Dorothy
plays small part well. Robert
Mac Kay does not appear 10 advnn-
taxe ID Lord Hemsendeu.
The play vii b. presented tonight.
at the matinee tomorrow afternoon
and at the tomorrow evening per-
fafmauce for the last time.
Warde Company
Beginning with next Sunday night.
the Warde Company comes to the
Seattle for a two-weeke' engage
meat The company II headed ~
Charles y. Herman. who for years
was with Frederick warde. A.
matter OF fact hts present company
IH almost id~ntiealiy the ono that
supported Mr.. Warie last season.
The opening bin VIII be THE Lions
Mouth"
LEST River
ssPennaxfNanIa- :, the play mining
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14

cstlng as ever. though little Of his
performances 10 new. L<xerdsnnin
Is one of the things that never grow
old. At least repetition scarcely staies
It's Infinite. variety. The usual card
tricks. the trankfer Of portable OBJ
jects by apparently supernatural
means. the miraculous growth of
lowering plants. the extraction OF
live stock from recssses too infinlfes-
iuiaf % ccnfnin thefn-afi these time
honorcd performances OF Hieight %
hand Here repeated with the maEi-
clans conceded eieverness az the
Grand iast night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
HILL WANTS CRlNKS
Railroad Magnate Says That Few of Them
Will Not Drive Anybody Out

NEW YORK. Nov, lt..-At a ban
auet rendered 20 Wa Tina Fans. the
retiring Chinese minister. last night,
James J. nm In speech on the In
crease OF commerce between Amer
lea and China said:
open the door Don't say no. n
the Cinnamon seeking an education
IN this country thinkn lt wise 20 get
his education here, he won't be any
the lrss friendly 10 Us. Don't drive
him out. Let him be welcome.
Il would iise 5000 or 5000 Cinnamon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14

"A year TO come 90 this country. They
don't do any harm. They won't
drive you ar anybody out"
Other distinguished guests hcaidca
Mr.. lin were Mayor Low and Cor
ncllua n. BLISS, Secretary Hay ana
President Roosevelt sent letters OF
regret. All OF the invited guests
paid a high tribute TO the atatcH.
manship and personal qualities OF WI
Ting Fang.
The banquet was given at Deimon-
ico'n under the auspices OF the Silk
Association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
FOOTBALL.
TOMORROW

The state university football team
will play the Multnomah Athletic
club team OF Portland ar Athletic
park tomorrow. Game viii be called
az ESQ .. m. An extremely interest
ing contest is expected The Multi
nomaha have held tho championship
OF the Northwest for four years.
while the univercity team OF this
year has not lost "A game.
The Muitnomnhs are IN the aRgre-
gate some what heavier men. but the
locals are quite confident OF siyinh
them a hard tusHie.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14

at the Third Avenue theater. wildly
depicts life In the anthracite coal
fields without giving offenae TO
either OF the contendlnE factions, IL
win be the bill tonight az the matt
nee tomorrow aud az o'clock to-
morrow night for thr last time.
The sale OF seats for the opening
performance OF Lost River. al the
THIRD Avenue theater. next sunday
afternoon. Indicates crowded
house. The company will arrive here
on special train some time ahtur-
day night from stockton. Cab. where
they last appeared. The ornaniza-
ton consists OF d people, three thor
oughhred race horses ana two cars
OF special scenery
The most exciting episode IN Lost
River II a Wild race for life Ia n
heavy Thunderstorm, with the hero.
heroine and villain all mounted upon
bicycles. just as the latter has
Ealned sufficiently upon the hero TO
he la position 10 stab him Ia the
back, bis upllfted hand falls help.
i.Hsly hy his side with the wrfat
shattered by bullet from the re-
Soiver Of the piueky little heroine.
The Belle Of New York"
'rhc Belle OF New York" with It's
tunefui music. It's lyrical jingies. lts
pretty Girls. gorgeous costumes and
clever comedians. in making its sixth
annual tftumphai tour OF America
and comes 10 the Grand oa Sunday
Tor limited engagement OF three
nights. The music which Gustav
kerker has supplied la this Casino
masterpiece IL OF a higher quants
than is usually found In productions
% it, class. IL has lived long after
ia first hearing and wlii be rrfuem-
bercd long after The tieiie OF New
York" has ceased being produced
The company this season includes
the old favoritea OF last war and
with an entirely new dress and
scenic equipment. IL " said 60 be
even better than ever. and lH hsad.d
by Miss Ftoys Hedirdgc James Oar
ling. Ned Nye. Harry A Trsiax,
Miss Marie Della Rosa. Mlna Char
lotte TART. Miss Toby Craig. Frank
kecHre. Frank Rowan. Harry r.
seisfFied. Frank G Fay. Mlaa Violet
Letter and Miss Jeanette Lewis To
make the company complete Man.
aver sam :. shabsrt has provided
as chorus 20 Of the pr.fffe.t.
Ehap~tiest and hest voiced girls who
have ever Travelled with a theatrical
company.
Chstre'a Circus
The new Indian circus gives a per.
Torrance every evening ht the show
grounds. Horeu avenue and Howell
street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14

Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar.
Geins eniy-
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Go TO Spinning for bisycis rsrair~
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rsaeirs Glasses

Professor Wilson az Ranks Han
monday and Friday evenlngx Prf-
vAts lessons daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14

Reichert Bros. Pianos. ITO Union
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High Top Shoes

fl.uu Ladies' KANGAROO taft shots,
with i0-iuch hiEh tops, just right
for wearing With pcdestrlenne
skirt .s...ss.ss. .s-ss.s..ss.F -.oV
400 Ladies' nox saif Rainy-day
Shoes. is-inch high. Kangaroo
skin tops. none better for wear
ing with pcdestrienne or storm
skirts .s.s..... ssss...s.ss. 500"
ss.0O Ladies' Wei KID Shoes. IL
inch high tops, heavy flexible
solea. wet and wear resisting,
neat styles ......st.+......St .oo
sa.b0 Mems Chrome Tanned Creed
more Shoes. two full soles and
tap sole, improved outside back
stay. selling St.so
$500 Mems OH Seal Storm Shoes,
i2-inch high tops. outside back
stay. heavy double sole. neat
styles. ideal shoes for tcamsters
.+..sss sss.....s..ss 4sst.ss. Es.VV
s. 90 Mems Chrome Tanned i2-ineh
high cut Shoes, ? full soles and
tan sole. Crecdmoro cut, selling
sss.s tstss.s.. .t4s.stt..t...N t.uo
Sc LOO Mems Finest Vaiour Calf IL
inch High Top Shoes, 2 full soles.
Goodyear welted. Creedmore cut,
dressy. wet and wear repellers.
..s.... t+.s.t.+.. .tst...... Fo.oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14

Boys Two>Piece Suits OF
wool, cheviot and CASH
mere, in dark colors. well
made, sizes 4 TO II, worth
regularly $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14
Pesercon's
PedsstrIonne Skirts

A household word With Seattle
Women their genuine merit has
won their popularity
Ladies' All Wool Heavy serge
pedeatrienne skirts, graduated
flounce, 10 rows Of stitching on
bottom, tailor fitted, $3.50 value
#s.4.4.ss ssstssf 49, 1899 r. Y
Ladies' Heavy Wool Melton Pc
deslricnne skirts, 10 rows Of pref.
curding around bottom, corded
( seams. : rows OF stitching on
bottom. all seams neatly h9unu,
a. 90 vniue. priced ate. US
taaies' All Wool Black and White
qrotch Mixed Cheviot Dress
SKIRTS, trimmed with hlack
straps. white stitched. making
wtthal handsome, stylish skirts,
xi2.O0 value. selling att. TD'oS
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chs.re.a cIreu.

The new Indian circus gives a per.
Torrance every evening ht the show
grounds. Borsn avenue and Howell
street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-14

100 Ladies' Tarlcta SIX Waists.
In black. blue. pink and red,
actually worth 500. priced y
....s... .4.s.t4.st.s $500. & rss.Hs
IS 20 Ladies. Superior Quality TAT
feta six Wallets. beautifully
tucked and hrmrtitched ~ black
and coiorH. actually worth Zee
selling at .s.f.....ssssss..s.r at.D~
Ladies' All Wool Trieot waists
black and eoiore, improved lap
cuff. ITO value. selling ~
....t.. ..sss4s..ts .sssfss.i t.tb
Ladies' All Wool Waists. black and
coiora, handsome. perfect fitting
garments. s2.s0 value. selling q
ssss.ss ssssssF ssf'.t = e. - = -.
One of our most handsome winter
garments. comes in red and old
blue. cluster tucks front ana
back. trimmed with black satin
and cuffs. actually worth 80
.....ss ..sss...s ...t..safsf ~
Another favorite comes IN three
coiora-red, new blue and popular
green. hematitchinE ON front.
back, collar and cuffs. cluster
tueks between fancy stitching.
dreaay enough for any occasion,
and worth tQ0.........ss.r< .oS
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-03-21
NEWsY cLEANINCs.

The Navy Department viii expert
ment with Texas OIL
Over 100000 Holsters were eaUght
up on the Maine coast last year.
A general strike of all job printers
in Bangor Me-, has been ordered.
During the 1900 season Of navigation
357 lake vessels passed the 500
Italy promises to make a Govern
ment exhibit at the st. Louis Expo
stion.
The Mckinley Memorial Association
of the State Of New York has raised
$4,000.
Nearly 5000 men are at work Oh the
site of the Worlds Fair groIcC at
ST. Louis.
Suits for 100000 viii lie instituted
against New York City fer land taken
for reservoirs.
British Columbia has made no re
turn on the British capital which has
been poured into it.
Germany has imported as much as
$10,000,00O worth Of apples in ono year
and $2,500000 worth of pears.
The picking of the raisin and straw
berry crops in California is almost ca
tirely in the hands Of the Chinese.
An Australian has been swinging
clubs for twelve hours a day for six
days in succession at Edinburg,, Scot
land.
A movement is on foot in Spring
field, Mass, to get up league among
the merchants and manufacturers to
protect themselves against solicitors
for advertisements il programs and
literature that has not a known eiF-
culation.
Iceland is about to obtain home rule
King Christian of Denmark has called
for an extraordinary meeting Of the
Althing next summer to consider a re-
form Of the constitution. A plan 10
be submitted is the appointment Of q
Minister for Iceland. who shall be &C
quaintcd with Icelandie and shall re-
side at ReikjaVik instead Of Copea-
hagen. .s
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-03-21

were wanderers from God and deserve %
die, but we heard DE voice Of jcsur
Aye, aye" says The gatekeoper, that IL
the password Lift up your heads ye
everlasting gates, and iet these people
come in" They go in and surround the
throne iubilant forever =.
Al. do you wonder that the last hours
OF the Christian on earth are illuminated
by thoughts of the coming gloryY Light Ia
the evening. The medicines may be bitter.
The pain may be sharp. The parting may
be heartrendina. Yet light in the even
ing. As an the stars OF the night GIaE
their anchors OF pearl In lake and river
and sea 90 the waves Of Jordan shall be IL
Illuminated with the down flashing Of the
glory 20 come. The dying soul looks up at
the consultations "The Lord Is my light
and my salvation; whom shall / ieary'
"The Lamb which 10 In the midst Of the
throne shall lead them to living fountains
Of water, and God shall wipe away all tears
from their eyes"
Close the eyes Of the departed one:
earth would seem tame to its enchanted
vision. Fold the hands; lie's work is
ended Veil the face Il has been trans
figured.
Mr.. Toplady in his dying hour said.
Light" Coming nearer the expiring
moment he exclaimed with Illuminated
countenance, Light In the last instant
Of his breathing he lifted up his hands and
cried: Light Light"
Thank God for light in The evening"
copyright. 1874. l. KlOpach-i
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-03-21
SPORTING BREWTles.

The Toy Spaniel Club Of America
has been organized.
A hockey training table has been
started at Harvard
From every district come encourag-
ing reports regarding the cycling in
dustry.
There Is a concerted movement on
foot among Michigan colleges to do
away with football,
Rival factions in the National Base
ball League are more favorably dis
posed toward n compromise
Hans Wagner, the Plttsburg Her
cules has taken to basketball, and is
playing guard on the Carnegie team.
w. r. Morley has been selected as
head coach of the Columbia football
team, TO succeed George Foster San
ford
OF all the bicycle factories in Ger
many only six paid dividends last year.
Fifteen large factories are On the point
of going out of business.
1t is rumored among Yale students
and graduates that Yale is considering
the proposition Of sending an eight
cared crew to compete in the Henley
races in England.
The North Carolina Baseball League
has been organized, the circuit to con-
sist Of Raleigh, Charlotte. NeWbern,
Wilmington, Durham and probably
either Winston or Greensboro.
Pennsylvania will start work en- her
new gymnasium next spring. Already
! $265,O00 has been raised, while the
other $4,000 is in sight The building
will be placed opposite Franklin Field
il Philadelphia.
William G. Whitney appears to bC
having unusual hard luck with hh
stable of racing thoroughbreds thh
winter With Easturtlum, his Derby
candidate ailing in England, comes TIA.
unwelcomc news that the crack colt
Goldsmith, is suffering frOa what Il
Said to be lung trouble, at Mr.. WHIT
hey's Long Island farm.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-03-21
More TObaeeo People Protest.

Three hundred Wisconsin tobacoa
dealers and growers met at Madison
Saturday, and protested agains. the
reduction Of the tariff on tobacco from
Cuba and formed the Tobacco Grow
ers and Dealers Association Of Wis
cousin.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-03-21

One Of the penalties Of literary fame
Is that It leaves a man at the mercy
Of his biographers.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-03-21

The Iron Crown of Lombardy is now
a part Of the Italian regalia.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-05-24
Whooping Cough.

A woman who has had experience with
tins disease, tells how to prevent any dan
gerous consequences from it. She says:
Our three children took whooping cough
last summer, our baby boy being only
three months old, and owing to our giving
them Chamberlain S Cough Remedy, they
lost none oftheir plunpness and came out
III much better health than other children
whose parents did not use this remedy.
Onr Oldest little girl would call Justify for
cough syrup between whoops
PINKEy HALL, Springville, Ala. This
remedy is for sale by all druggists.