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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-25

lg If we mentioned even half the unusually
 Part of the news follows:
 To clear out before stock taking our best s. o8 EiderdoWn Robes, good colors and full generously cut robes, S2.59
 Corduroy Walking Skirts, $5.98 the first price, now for S3,98
 Black Velveteen Skirts, trimmed with stitched tatfeta bands, $l5 Skirts for $8.o8
 Tailored Suits, made of all-Wool Home Srun, most approved shades of brown and grey, $8.9S and $o.75 first price, now $6 oS
 Six Rany-day or Bicycle Suits, worth as high as $7.5o, Suits winch for some reason or another haven't found takers--Yet they're good serviceable suits and well made too.
 Perhaps you'd like them. If you do theye marked as an inducement to sell quick, for the lot is too small for us to keep here, down to $2o8
 Chldrens Golf Capes (25 inches) pla'd hoods and borders to match on plain col ored cape, Tor S2. SO
 Some awtulIy pretty Coats for children, long and short coats, } to I2 yrs, for $2 oS
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PARK M. F. CHAPEL.

c. s. Bodwell will conduct the service in the Park M E. chapel, Morris, Cove,
 tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. All
 welcome.
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YG(lh'eeD6sI%'@(} Formerly F. M. Brown & C@.

-'t''''s l iNSeoNi Offertory-Come, Ye Disconsolate.r..
 ...............,....r. ochuethei PoStlude-MarChe aux FlambeauX..
 Scotson Clarke
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The list that follows would be again as lo ,oW-priced things that will be in the sale
 Black Sateen Waists, full tucked fronts, made and finished like, and of the material of 75ct waist, 4o Cents
 Flannelette and Percale Wrappers, fin ished with braid So Cents, and that figure doesn't cover the cost of material.
 Long Black Kersey Capes (35 inch cut with long full stylish sweep, satin lined and finished with fur edge $Io, A very decided bargain indeed
 Pretty Silk Waists, made to sell for S3.oS and $5.o8, be sure to see them if you've a new waist in mind for these are all to go at $2.oo
 Women's Long coats of black cheviot (42 inches) finished with velvet collars, all satin lined, put down from SIP to $8
 We've grouped an odd lot of very smart iesrably stylish Womans Jackets, marked rom $7.o8 to $lo, These are to be closed out at $4.o8
 Handsome NeWmarkets, 58 inches long, made ot high-grade tan kersey in the most approved shade, body and sleeves lined with the best satin, SIS and $2o coats for $lo
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AT THE CHURCH OF THE RE
 DEEMER.

DEEMER.
 At the Church of the Redeemer to- morrow morning, Dr. Phillips will preach upon: "The Sustaining Power of the Invisible" No evening service. Fol- lowing is the musical programme Prelude-Andante CommOto in c flat Anthem-Te Deum in F.. Kotschamar Choir hymn 959 Rock of Ages" Buck Response-'Awake, for the Trumpet is Sounding" ........ ........ Sherwin Ofertory-"M Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone?" Ravens Postlude-March, Op. 51, No. S..,.....
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EPISCOPAL CLERGY OF THE
 cOIrNTY AT ST PAI1L,S

EPlSCOPAD CLEhI On lIlH4
 COUNTY AT ST. PAUL'S.
 On Tuesday next the clergy of the Episcopal church of New Haven county meet in St. PauPs church. At the morning service at 10:30 the sermon will be preached by Rev. MT. Gammack, of West Haven. At 2:30 in the afternoon an exegetical paper on St. John 9:2 will be read by Rev. MT. Beardsley, and an essay on "Churcb Life in Connecticut" will be read by Rev. MT. Scoville, of this city.
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A Little Group
 Of Big Bargains.

Coke'S Dandruff Cure, unequalled as a hair ton- ic for it never fails, 5octs a bottle on Saturday.
 Colgate & Co.'S Pine Tar Soap, two WeIlknoWn for it's healing qualities to need recommending today, LOG cake Saturday
 Odd lot of Pocket Books some among them a bit shopworn and were sold for as high as SI, 98; they are of real seal, alligator, morocco and fancy leath- CTS, all to be put out at soc each Saturday
 Yale Hat Pins, Brooch Pins and Stick Pins, 25c and 29c kind, I8cts Each Saturday
 Madame Ruperts Face Bleach, $I.5o
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Little Vestie Suits are reduced too. They are new mighty attractive little suits with fancy or plain Vests;
 B. 50 Suits, Saturday Sl. .oS $4. 50 Suits, Saturday $a.oS Sc. so Suits, Saturday 3.9S
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WOmen's Underwent.

Extra heavy Jersey ribbed tleeced Underwear in shades of pale bIue lavender and pink, Vests and French band Drawers that's soc Underwear and you'll know its worth as you look at it some good white Underwear in the lot too. 25c any of it.
 On Special Table near GressOn St door.
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-1-19 .y-r7>-1rr7 ,r r -rr1-nl-

HOWARD AVENUE M. E. CHURCH.
 At Howard avenue M. E. church liar vey E. Burnes pastor, two subjects of great inetrest will be considered to- morrow-at 10: 30 The Character and Vision of Cornelius at 7;3O The Blas-
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Last Saturday In Biz January Sale

Juys make Saturday recor in
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Final Clean Up ln
 The Mems Departmet.

Little odd and end lots in the store here and there, priced to hurry out before stock taking time which is about to swoop down on us. For example;
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Lowest Prices Yet
 From The Suit Room.

At 8 o'clock tomorrow morning there'll be oppor- tunity in Suit Store buy stysh desirable Coats, Suits and the like, which earlier in the cost a third and in some instance half again as much
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SPECIAL MUSIC AT ST. THOMAS
 CHTTRCH

CHURCH.
 Special music at St. Thomas church tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. PrOcessional 457. NerSlcleS ....,..''...'.''....'' ''N''. Idlllo Psalter for tWentysXth evening
 ....'.''. ...'''''..' .''...-''. AilSliS Magnificat and NunC Dinittis in
 ....'.....,. ..r..,..,..' '.''' 'IVoo Anthem-The Strain Upraise. Sullivan Offertory-He That Hath Pity. Martin Sevenfold Amen .,...............Sta Stainer Recessional 507.
 Charles Bonney, choirmaster.
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AT GRACE M P. CHuRCH.

The revival services continue With unabated interest at the Grace M. D. church. During the illness of the pas tor the Revival Band have conducted s~the services and the meetings have been largely attended and there have been some conversions every night The evangelistic services will be continued another week and the pastor will be as- sisted as follows
 Monday night Rev. William McNichol will preach.
 Tuesday night the Grace M. E. church Revival Band will have charge.
 Wednesday night Rev. B, F. Gilman will lead, accompanied by some of the leading laymen of the Hamden M E. church.
 Thursday night Rev. William Mo- Nichol will have charge.
 Friday night will be the closing ser vice in the month and it will be con- ducted by William A. Sage, of the Y. M. c. A.
 Sunday Rev. S. V. Cchermerhorn will preach both in the morning and in the evening.
 Music under the direction of Carl A, Mears.
 AT THE CHURCH OF THE MES
 SIAH.
 At the Church of the Messiah (First Universalist) the pastor, Rev. w. F. Dickerman, will preach tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock; subject of ser mon, "Ye Cannot Serve God and Nam mon-the Reproach of Our Christian Name" Sunday school and Conversa- tion circle at noon. Junior Y. P. c. U. rally meeting at 630 D. m. Seats free and a welcome to all.
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phemy Against the Holy Ghost" Seats are free and strangers are always vel come.
 AT ST. ANDREWS M. E. CHURCH.
 At St. Andrews NJ. E. church to-mor- row the pastor, Rev. Duane N. Griffin, will preach at 10:30; subject, "The Curse of Neutrality" 12:05, Sunday school; 330, Junior league; 6:30 Senior league; 7;30, preaching, subject Coming to Ones Self" Professor Harry Mozeal- ous, the blind musician, is expected to sing.
 continued another week.
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AT TRINITY M. F. CHURCH

AT TRINITY M. F. CHURCH. "The Devil of the Empty Room will be the theme of Rev. pr. Rails sermon tomorrow evening at the Trinity Meth odist Episcopal church, corner George and Dwight streets This is the third in the series of sermons on "The Hard Savings of Jesus" The last sermon in the series will be given next week. The theme of the morning sermon by Dr. RaIl will be ''The Real Simplicity of Religion as Seen With Jesus Christ" Following will be the programme of music:
 Morning.
 PreIude--Intermezzo from Cavalleria
 Rusticana ................ Mascaeni Anthem-O Lord, Thou Art My God
 ........,...... ,........,..... SUCK Hymn-Crossing the Bar........-.. Macy Soprano solo---O Paradise. Johnson Postlude--Praise ............. Gounod
 Evening.
 Prelude-Melody in F ........ Loud Anthem-Hast Thou Not KnoWn?....
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-25

The new Ideal Bow Knot for the back of the hair with clasp pin attach went, comes in black on- ly, regular price 25c, Sat urday t3cts
 Madame Ruperts Soap, I4cts Saturday
 Wyths Vichy, 3lcts
 Wyths Kissingen, 33c
 Wyths Sodium Phos , phate, 3Icts
 Abbys' Salts, small, Ioc AbbysssSalts, medium, 35c Abbys' Salts, large, 69cts AtWoods' Bitters, Iocts
 Egeries French Violet Toilet Water, regular 39c kind, for 2Icts
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-25

And sale in Boys Clothing Store means d lot youve discovered thahe wild rompng Boys like clothes because they're strong The Boys with eye dressing like clothes because they've manly touch of style to them;
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-25

A sale in the Boys Dept on Saturday which will bring our best and newes clothes to you with every vestige of pro- fit squeezed out. That's because Invento- ry is so near
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-28
SURELY
ROBBED
GORDON DEAN SAYS HE HAD
sioo WHEN ASSAULTED

Tho theory Of the Wayslde Mtasion
hospital surgeons that Gordon Dean
was the victim Of brutal assault
and rahherN was confirmed scHtefs
day. Dean yesterday reEained eons
seriousness and told OF having Noa on
his person just prief 10 heinx as
sauited,
No money Was found ON his person
when he was discovered several
weeks a4go iyinR u an unconscious
condition ON the sidewalk az the foot
Of the stairway leading from the
Aloha. a japanese houae OF III fame
ON Fifth avenue south.
He Was suffering from fracture
of the skull The police gave out
that he had probably fallen down
the stairway. but Il was Renerally
believed hy the public that bold
kuac down and dtsg-out robbery
the Kind that In committed almost
nightly Ia the new tcnderio.n dis
trict. had been committed.
Yesterday Dean wa1 able 10 tax
some Tie said he remembered dis.
tinctiy Of having a. least 500 on hts
person before he was robbed. His
memory l. slowly returning and
within a few days ne viii probably
be able % recall all the eireum-
stances OF the assault and robbery,
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HELD by
the ENEMY

NnW YORK, Nov. rs william
landau. formerly of Huffaia, but At
present reputed to be "a wealthy cot
ton exporter OF Texas, was arrested
here Yesterday afternoon Tor being
FROM fAdenburr. 1'hnimnn a Co..
bankers of this city, The specific
charge, on which the accused Is
held. ls suspicion af felony
The police ufiicern and alleged VIC
tins are very reticent Regarding the
affair. and even eudeavored 10 With
hold the news OF the arrest.
Phillip V. Fenneliy, counsel fof
the prisoner. states that HIS client IL
absolutely innocent Of any wrong.
-and that the trouble win soon be adj
iuatod 60 the satisfaction OF all par
tIaa
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PECULIAR
ASSAULT

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov ~. Mrs.
Ida Ellsworth, a servant, waa as
saulted Ia q peculiar manner this
morning by man al Noaed to DO
her husband. she was Hei1ed and
carried 10 the woodshed. where het
mouth WAS forced open ana arsenic
POURED down her throat. Her
screams brought help. but she was
found Unconscious. The fact OF poia.
onlng was undiscovered for several
minutes Tho woman h Ia critical
ondlilan
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the Passlse OF an EvEsosE

the board Of pub
nc handHand erected for the
the little ndiess
Met In
the hosrd the pub
acted The hahdaand
Volunteer begin
care Of usefulness Is hoped
OF board under
The
earn ended August 90
three long months
could been within hours
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NOTICE OF nEcEIvERs SALE.

NOTICE OF RECErvERs SALE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State OF Washington, for King County.
w. n Price. Plaintiff. Va sam Pickett
Bertha Cayier and n. K Davis. Defend
anita No. "a. s2a
In pursuance OF and obedience to the iuds-
ment and order Of said court In the above
entitled action. duly made and enterod on
tho nth day OF November. A. II. 1907 the
undersigned receiver In said action viii on
Monday. peccmber list. A. ID. iann nj i
o clock D. M AZ thf main front door Of the
Rssdman Warehouse az Nos. sol to srp
both inclusive. en- fyst avenue south. in
the city or seattle, King county. Waehins-
bidder Tor cash IN hand. the following ar.
ticles OF personal PROPERTY, goodn. wares
aud merchandise. taken as the pruDeftv ~
said defendants In said action 10 satfsfv
tho claims and Judgment Of the plaiptiff
therein, and comprising the theatrical out
nj. ciothtnk. pn'aphernnlta and staEe seen
srs 81 The Aladdin Junior Company. ts-wsss
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CHARGED WITH
HEAVY THEFT

ON a charge OF stealing 81 5000
while clerk of n Skagwny hotel H..
johnson or 4. Ionashan ie pfia-
ouer IN the city taii. II Ia alleged
that while employed az the hotel by
y. J. traumick he made away with
ftc0 in money aud 81 eco In gold dust
that two miners had left In his Keep
ine n II probable that the pris-
oner viii be taken back 20 sknsway
for trial
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One large packing case. eontan -
dccorrted silk and plush Wants. "a
atod silk and plush coats; &C., &C. .r.se->s:
and plush skirt. 10 siik ana p,usn u ssisa
stlk and plush dressing sscauss. ~
skirts. ralr tights; undefEk,r,s.. ~;
nese rarasoi; I Chinese tan. ". pai1
2 muslin robes: muslin sasne<'
trunk. white tam-o- shanttis. -.~txtr<
Aise one smaller rackinE esso go. e
Tag, = plain calico skirts, 4 siik 1s'fs:
iscors ted silk, satin and rlus. ~ 5cck
decorated SILK and satin COATS. - frarrf<
psnts. I cotton waist PAR ys' ~. s'>ezI
pair black trunks silk ana 1910 ,5vsr~
= packages paper ana elotn n@ y ',,t,stricAi
ttainE nstter. Also roiis ~, r,nx.
ssIa maerent amounts % the ss Ian.
ssih ss and interest, costs % w. .srraiag
er's fees ana disbursements. anu
Seattle, wash. November En- fiooTE,.
Receiver a.
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KILLED BY
BARBARlANS

THE HAGUE. Nov. sS-A Dutch
military detachment sailing up the
Achtn river. In sumatra. Ia the prov
moe OF Aehin. was fired upon By the
AchlneHe today
The barke was SUNK riddied With
balls. drowning the lieutenant CONE
nandlng ana twenty soldiers.
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WRECKED
IN A GALE

DETROIT. Mich. Nov. ss.--Thr
steamer syivanun Macy was totally
sreckcd IN the furious gale that pre-
walled on Lake Erie Sunday. ann
hrr entire crew Of eighteen men IN
lost. The first news OF tins disaster
was brought here BY the steamer
Albright. yesterday morning. Last
evening the barEc Maybet which
waa being towed by tho Macy. ar
rived In port ana reported the de-
tails. The barge broke away from
n@ariy abreast OF Point Barrrli.
when last seen. the Macy was labor
ing in a heavy sen. and evidently
trying 20 reach shelter.
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MORTALITY REPORT

John W. weber. an old resident on
Puget Sound. died At his home, 81
Meatlake avenue, yesterday. lie Was
20 years If age. Death waa caused
by diphthofla.
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THEATER
GOSSIP

~Romee and Juliet"
Charles ID. HermEn and the Warde
company presented Hotnco and
Juliet at the Se& ktic thcater last
night TO an representative audience.
IL was an artistic presentation OF
shakespeare Ervat drama. and was
produced with the satne stage set
htnation. Taken as a Whole, the
company did well. True. IN nome OF
the heavier plays they showed to
better advantage than tn lighter
vein. but their versatility was well
shown.
Mr.. Herman. In the role OF Romeo
was not an good as he has been In
some OF the other parts be has es-
saycd. but nevertheless his polished
work showed 20 advantage. IN old
e. and heavier parts he Z much bet
ter liked. Francis McGlnn. whose
work as the tiiiaiuous priest in The
Lions Mouth" was 40 good. had an
other churchman's role last night.
lie n an accomplished actor.
a. Juliet Mlsa Roberts made = bet
ter impression than In anything she
previously has dofe IN Seattle. she
Is cieeer actress and throws her.
self into the part with a spirit that
helps the entire play.
Romeo and Juliet viii hold the
boards the remainder Of the week.
Macbeth VIII be presented Sunday
night
aaiphonss ard o.sten"
ssAiphonse and CASTOR viii be pre-
scented at the Grand tonight. IL "
a stage version OF tho humorous ere
atoms of Cnrtoontst y. opper. which
have been the feature 81 the paRe
OF huulor Ia the New YORK. Sunday
Journal for nearly two years. The
miahapz Of Aiphonee and CASTOR. in
print. are cievrrfy reproduced on the
stage. To ndd 10 these leading parts.
Other characters have been intro
dnced. equally amusing in their way.
tn order TO make play that VIII not
be a mere sketch. but a farce. with
consistent story. In which the &C.
centricittaa Of Aiphouc and CASTOR
may be led up IN ard introduced H.
proper form. Throughout the three
acts frequent musical numbers are
introduced. and. In ali. there are
thtrfy-aix numbers.
a Little osteart
Rudolph and Adalph" II one 81 the
best farce comedies neen here this
season. There VII b. only three
a-s~~rrs-@ ~ thsr clever
NOW. Tomorrow night the per-
mes al Commences At o'clock
sharp.
"A Little ouscsst." a play brim
fun 81 modern amusement, conea
10 the Third Avenue theafer next
sunday afternoon. The scenes Of
the play are founded on actual con-
ditious. They are sensational. sur-
prising. funny and unfamiliar. hut
they combine TO make an excellent
entertainment.
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ARE MIXED

VICTORIA. ". C.. Nov. q capt.
e. D.. FerNlison. an agent Of Mohun
& Co. 81 san Francisco az Nome
aud receiver under Judge Noyrs at
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the same place. and atill later United
Rtafaa commissioner WAS arrested
iaat nlRht by the local police upon
The request Of hohun Co, who
claim that Ferguson has embekslsd
$1,000 from them. ". G. iimekett,
rerRuson'H attorney. was also ~
rested. Ferguson and Dlaekett have
agreed TO return 60 Seattle without
ottrsdition,
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RUNAWAY
STREETcAR

DIES MONIES. Ia. Nov. "a
street ear loaded with passengers
ran away down hlii because q a brok-
en- brake yesterday and crashed In
10 another while g0lng 70 miles an
hour. Two persons were fatally
and seven Heri1tmiy injured.
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Correct Styles In
Dependable
Underwear

Ladies' Warm Eleeced Vests and
Pants. pretty crochet neck 5tc
value, selling nt.4...........& Sc
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Glove FIT
ting Vests and Pants. warm
fieeced crocheted and tapped neck.
75c value. selling .gFsc
Ladies' Natural Wool Vests and
Pants. warm and Hervican bile. al
most non-shrinking. ti-0o value.
selling at. .............4..s. SIC
Ladies Celebrated Fit wen jersey
Ribbed Silver Gray Wool Nesta
and Pants. soft and better than
silk. non-shrinking. $50 value,
seihng AZ ssf.......s... LILO
ChlIdren's Natural Wool Shirts and
Drawers. exceptional values. slze
~ NUM-. ...ss.s.ss+ss..s u &c
Chiidren'a Pure Australian Shirts
and Drawers. soft. warm. serv-
iceabie and easy 20 launder. size
10 .s...+.....s sss. $3.50 s>bV
Boys Heavy Flceced Shirts and
Drawers. warm and wonderfully
serviceable. selling, according 70
Hize nj ......+st.ssss [Dr 10 tDr
Mems Heavy Vicuna Shirts and
Drawers. fieeced lined. pearl but
tons, drawers have double seat.
Csc value. selling af ......... fBc
Mems Atwood Fine Ribbed Shirts
and Drawers. in three colorn, one
Of our mort popular styles 81 ~
value. selling NJ .........ss Loo
Mems Pure Australian Wool Shirts
and Drawers. soft. warm and
surprisingly aervieeable. g. 90
value. selling AZ ...t.....-x 30
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Rel-hert Bros. Pianos ITO unlcn.
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DC to Spinning Tor eleyels rsssi.~
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Rudolph and Adnlphf IL one ~ the
best farce comedies neer here this
season. There WI b. only three
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rr.deica elder
OTTO Elenck married Lord Arthur
c~c the other day combination like
quiet
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Little Mems
Clothing

sn arrest styles brought out this
s,saAon' they are popular priced.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-06
Boost for womau,. Rights.

Woman's rights got a big boost out
in Montana the ether day, when
Judge declared that it didn't matter
whether a wife was earning more mon
ey than her husband or not-when she
demanded divorce she was to get ali
mony just the same. The only trouble
was that the Judge added that it served
a man right, anyway. for getting mar
ried. And yet they talk about womans
being illogical! The most strenuous
suffragists woul1 never say that any
thing served a man right for getting
married: neither would she assert wo-
mans right" both to her own earn
ings and to the support CT her divorced
husband. If the woman in this partic-
u;ar case made such demands, some
male lawyer put her up to it.-New
York Evening Sun.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-06
A Ranchman.s Experience.

Lea, S. OAK, March 3d.-Wm. H.
Neelen, ranchman, whose headquar-
ters are here says:
II have been afflicted with Kidney
Trouble for several years. | had very
severe pain in the email Of my back, so
bad that could scarcely sit in the sad
die.
II also had a frequent desire to urin-
ate when riding, and the pain and an
noyance I endured was very great.
Il tried many medicines without get
ting any better, till at last I was told to
try Dodds Kidney Pills.
II have used in all six boxes Of this
medicine, and can say that they have
done me more good than anything else
I ever used.
II have had more relief and comfort
since using Dodd's Kidney Pills than I
had for years before"
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-06
A Reyolutionary Are.

que ties, constituencies rascals of vari-
Gus sorts we lave had with us now
these many years, and it looks very
much now as if kind Of Providence
was about to even things up little by
providing us with sucn useful contris-
ancco as wireless telegraphy, hcatless
light, smokeless powder, homeless shad
and seedless oranges. If some genius
would rise Up now and give us a breed
Of biteless dogs and stingless mosqui-
toes. together with some loseless UNI
brellas and spendless cash. we shall all
he happy and content -Leslie's Weekly.