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The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29
Former Member Of
400" Makes Sensa-
tional Scene.
Under the Influence Of Liquor She
Creates Scandal and Wresiles
With Policeman.

WHEELING W. Va. Jan. - Miss
Mary Cot, daughter of William j.
Cott. one OF the wealthiest land own
ers In the city. and who Is now serving
A term In the State prison ON charge
of forgery. is In the city lock-up wait
ing until she can sober np.
The family lives in one of the arts
torcratic districts of the city. and up
TO the time of domestic troubles OF
three wears ago was numbered among
the 400 Since the fathers disgrace
and Incarceration the young lady mas
gone to the bad by the alcoholic route.
and of late her sprees have been IRE
guent and fierce,
She had today taken more than inc
dose allowed a moderate drinker ana
became loud and demonstrative. Putt
ing on her rainy y-day skirt sne em-
ergaa into one OF the most fashion
able streets where she maue the ar
lnrid with oaths in condemnation ol
the fancied wrongs done her father
The police were called and Lieutenant
Frohme started to take her to the
bastile, but his prisoner bucked. she
ATTEMPTED TO wrestle with the oiiicer
and in the mix-up botn slipped ana
kell upon the icy pavement, Another
officer was necessary before the
drunken woman could be subdued and
placed behind the bars.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29

investigated was closed ana would not
be reopened.
Murphy started for the White House
after this interview, and according Ia
the surmise OF Arizona people here,
told the President what Secretary
Hitchcock had said The President not
having had time 10 investigate the
Ives charges supposed that the aecusa-
tion of ioOtlng the contingen, rund re
ferred 10 the Federal contingent fund
and not 70 the one appropriated by the
Arizona legislature
The President smIlingly said that il
Secretary Hitchcock had inv, stlEstei
the matter that waA sufficient
II IN probable that Mr. ryea VIII have
IN remind the President that the
charges be made against the Governor
were not hased on the expenditure al
the Fe~ieral contingent fund that had
previously been investigated by the
Sscr"tarY Of The Interior
IL IL admitted here that Governor
Murphy waa very adrni bat IL ~
thought that he sill yet have 10 face
the Ives thATRes
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29
Frozen to Death
By Escaping Fire

DENVER Go}a Jan - A3siaea
acre received thla afternoon that Mr.
and Mrs James Thompson acre found
fY4zcu fo wtath Bear their rancho a.
AAemah. nnAT CoioFaQo Springs. wish
Their clothing nearly burned al and
the ranch house in ruins
ii IN supposed this; In escapinF from
shsaf burning honae they were blind j
ans; da2cd by FIRE. and speedily sac
cmssslpa ~ the biisEArd wAirn wss rA4
iae Both were well knosn la this
rity Mrs ThoTu tssaon being q step
daughter Of MR. Charles r. SMx,un
os F'nehlo Colo formerly Miss ranuie
Barr. ri this city
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29
?. OfeSsOr Charges
vi'us Tax DOdging.

CHICAGO, Jan. 90. Churches and
Colleges were arraigned today by Prof.
James W Thompson, OF the Cniyer-
sity of Chicago. ar Offering opportuni-
ties to the tax dodgers In the same
way that they did 10 those Of the Mid
die Ages. Prof Thompson declared
that at the present day quite as mucn
as In early days when the church was
beginning 10 acquire power. rich men
wiiled property tn churches and col
leges In order 10 escape taxation. de-
riving at the same time a pensatiou
which was never made public Prof.
Thompson made this statement while
discussing the corruption which en-
tered into the Church through the a. .
QUESTION OF special privileges aud the
manner in which these privileges wefe
abused by private citizens
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29
ACCUSED OF
CRUELTY 10 1RO1TERS

ku1yGT0N, Jan. 20. Attorney
IN Knox has clashed with the
,or the Prevention OF Crue.y
Insls The society does not ap-
khs way the heads OF Mr.. Knox s
h ,rotters are checked up. Mr..
has received a letter from ..-e
indicating such disapprovai'
KNOX regards the intimation OF
As too absurd to be discussed,
snarentIy will disregard the Inn
kreat Of action against him. He
4 the idea that his horses are
&sed BY the checking. Mr.. Knox
krea, pride in his pair OF world
i His friends point out that
#gh.spiri,ed horses could not he
with safety unless properly
i and tnat they would have no
Salae As trotters. II loosely
than ordinary road horses,
sox employs an expert horse
4 devote his whole time To hrs
SThe horses are given the best
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29
PANAMA ROUTE
There Will be Big Fight
in Senate Over
Canal.
Considerations in Favor and 0D.
posed 10 the Panama Route
Items OF Expense.

WASHINGTON, Jan 29-~Tt Is ex-
pected that there will be long and
stubborn fight in the Senate over the
Nicaragua and Panama Canal routes
tn" opposition to the Panama route
Viii comprise.
Thosc unalterabIy favorable 10 the
Nicaragua route
Those who regard tine Panama title
az defective
Those friendly 10 tho tFanseontlnen
to- railroads
II lis estimated that the contending
forces will De about equal, with thu
possibility 81 4 deadlock and no legis~
lation at this session.
lnless the President changes hIs
preseu; intention he will not recon-
mend the supplemental commission re-
port favoring the Panama route The
price recommended In this report re-
mains at 81 uof' 6itU II ia explained
that 'hf 81 utse ms3 for commission
etc 3as uot subS,ractod becausa the
estimates fixing Ia priee were b,.so1
90 data collected in 1900 and II was
lo8ud that sluce that time . 040 me1
ha3 bern At work excavstiug. new hos
pitfalls and other buildings had been
erected and new tugs and three steam
ships had been purcb ased II vas
'hoBght these improvements woul1
easily offset the 81 oa0 cos allowed fer
commissions etc
The siurk Of The Panama Ra. .troad Ia
accepted q, par. although its market
value is only about c. or Ca This al
iewanee IN explained ON the ground
that the property coald not be dupii.
Gated for 81 oo".tE'o, The price 10 be
paid.
The supplemental report which con-
rsins g. GaAs WORDS. deals largely with
the aass;son ot title 1t declares that
ail matters affecting the transfer Of
both canal and railroad 10 the t'nitsd
States ran lse adjusted As 10 the nld
Panama Company. II In said the
French Couri has directed The liquid
atoF or receiver tn rnflfy any sale
shirh the new company may see Ht 10
make The new sompany wh1esi In the
tenaer is said so be able TO transfer
a complete title
The tsoresn n1ent nf Colombia II is
sad has agr~ed to annual its former
nFesh Tuition against the sale of the
canal concession II Is also said the
Coaon bian Government, pe.nE pre-
~en'fd by the Constitution OF f'olom~
bsa from alternating territory. has
agreed 10 lease T4rpcfuaiiy 10 the
United States the territory through
which The canal would pass
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29
Coy .Murphy's Slick Proceeding
Tried to Turn Edge Of Charges

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 20
Governor Murphy OF Arizona had a
long conference with the President to-
day.
The nature of the conference Is not
known except that Murphy said It
was satisfactory after he left the " hite
House.
1t transpIres that the Governor went
10 the Interior department as soon as
he received the copy OF the charges
against him that were sent to him by
Mr.. Ives and smilingiy told Secretary
Hitchcock that the old row over his
expenditure of the contingent fund had
again broken out,
II seems that Murphy had some
trouble with the department, at one
time over the expenditure Of Fed
eral contingent fund that IL allowed
him and that the Secretary inycsii-
gated 1t and justified the Governor
Murphy adroitIy referred to This, and
the Secretary assumed that the Ives
charges, which he had not read re-
iorrod to the old matter He said.
therefore that question had been fully
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29
Expectations
For a University

(AG0 Ian 29.-~President Har~
the Chicago University denies
! expects a s26, 900 900 gift from
(ockeielier
Budget Committee sent East by
liyersty BOARD OF the Trustees
ke its annual report was asked
Rockefeller how much would
bired to round out the develop
lf the University. The commit
He'd that II would take $50. .o00.-
dent Harper said; mfr. Rookie
Ras no thought of any such gift.
|htirely contrary to his way OF
he does not give In such large
University could not nee that
Of money today II 1t had 1t.
RFy originated. | suppose In reply
Nfs'ion a, to how much would
alfed 10 complete the Untver-
heeds
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29
A Brutal Dentist
Takes Revenge.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. Prosecutor
Johnson issued warrant today for
the arrest of DR., Alex Murray, dent
list. for an alleged assault on Leo
Porter, aged 10 MIR. portler says the
boy went to DR.. Murray's office Monday
to get some dentistry commpleted Dr..
Murray said TO ehim: You tell your
mother II she doesn't send me 81 I'll
pull every tooth in your head" Then
in frenzy he pulled Leo into a chair
and with his forceps jerked out a por-
ton OF a tooth leaving the root pro-
truding.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29
Poor Young Wife
Driven to Suicide

FlNDLAY. Ohio, Jan. 29.-Mrs.
Blanche Barndt, the nineteen year-old
wife Of Benjamin Barndt. an oil work
er. took her life this afternoon by
swallowing arsenic They were mar
ri"1 In August. This morning. so the
young married wife said, before she
died. her husband swore at her because
she asked for 30 cents wi.A which 10
buy some ciotmng for an EXPECTED
baby. When he left she took the az
scnic and died in terrible agony seye-
raj hours later
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Jan. %, - The
President. acting on the advice OF the
Attorney General. has definateiy con
eluded not To reappoint webster
Street, Chief Justice OF Arizona.
Edward Kent, at present Assistant
United States Attorney in Colorado
will be appointed Chief Justice when
streets term expires in March
Mr.. Kent is a son OF The iate hN-
Governor Kent of Maine, whose ete'-
,ion in 1870 when the Democrats were
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29
In Religious Frenzy
She Pulled Out an Eye

NASHlI.IE. Jan. sa~Mrs Bula
Abbey. wife of young merchant near
Sparta. Tenn. died last night under
unusual circumstances
Her mind became unbalanced over
religion early in the fall For time
she read her Bible or had IL read To
hear good deaf. In reading one day
she ran across the passage, III thine
eye offend thee pluck It out, and that
night pulled oni one Of her eyes, tnen
awoke her husband aud told him what
she bad done She hled prot'4ssly.
Death came aa the result of her aet.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29

CHICAGO, Jan. - Mystery sar-
rounds the death ot seventeen yeAT~ols
Horace Schroeder. who was found
dead face downwaras with bullet hole
in his heart early today on the moor
sas the Burns grocery store osf Sacre-
msnto avenue and Lexington street
Beneath III body vas found a bag
nf coins and bills the change nsed In
the grocery. Nearby lay n revolver OF
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29
EDWARD KENT OF COLORADO
TO SUCCEED WEBSTER STREET

for the first time in years Gefeat"a In
Maine, gave rise 10 the famous Whig
campaign song
Have you heard the news
Fran Maine. Maine. Maine"
How she went hell bent
For Governor Kent
And Tippfcanoe and Tyler too
MI Kent is an old time friend of
President Roosevelt but will 30 made
Chief Justice OF Arizona at the special
request If Eek Senator Woic0tt
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29
Murder Mystery at Chicago
Boy Killed Protecting Property

which t,nar chamhefs bad recently beeo
eTnpti~s}
The boy worked fg Fsuyns and II vas
his s9u,y so open i1e plaoe 81 business
every morning Two bullet holes
through she winao~ STORE and nam
ter ~ holes In tho wood work anG
show case indicated that the boy had
defended he property of his employer
from robbers with hts life.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29
Severe Storm in Kentucky
Traffic and Telegraph Crippled.

this city arrived fgan one 10 ~ hours
behind iagsse.
thuruushotas sals state la nearly al
ahe sMfss snwEa thn Nas~t cars service
in ~ y ssamAasisi and tts daBsaGe Ia
sfYssif Au1 shade issss ss heavy
In tts Eastern portion ~ hensascaY
she smaller s4reanss are Tlsing rapidly
ana the 1esms aa gnmhsT men by aags3
sasegsgK 20 an sewers.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29

LOUISVILLE. NJ Jan. - An aa-
usually severe storm mixed attn sleei
aud rain prevailed thia morning
throughout ihe lover portion ef the
Ohio Valley anTa 81 resa'f tyaasr ~
delayed and telegraph serviee badly
grfppsed
The temperature here nj ! O'Clock
this morning MAS g. degrees aisote
zero Nearly esesy train coming into
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29
Admiral SCbley at Louisville
Popular Receptions and Greetings

pie passed hsl re- the Admiral Mr.
Taylor jntF,du sd and sa eacA ihe 40
mirai gave a na8rTeoas greet ng
After the tesoI'et0n the Admiral
took lunehsvsn - fHs Peu8eunsa ClaU
as she guest 80 i'rgs5aeut Ia BnT-
fmFing TIE afternoon Mrs 'fsf'og
rendered a reception 80 Ma Ssh|ey
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29

LOUISVILLE Ky. Jan ~ With
his arm attn lame frum yesterday y
greetings. Admiral Sehley today faresI
the ,hrong At the Iioard ~ Trade pab-
iiS yecs ption.
The Admiral stoo1 nj one End of the
hail by the aide oi Marion II, Taylor.
president OF the Board A@ the pes7~
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29
ARE We HERE FOR"
WEBSTER FLANAGAN.

'hiNGfON Jan. 29.---It Is an
/ Today that President Roose-
| decided ou renominating Web
|dahlgau as Collector of Inter
|'eh0e OF the Third District OF
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29

Two extra baggage cars and Miss
Viola Aliens private car were attached
10 No 9 last night. The three cars
were si3etraclcd cd In tne yards and will
he pulled 10 Los Angeles by No. to-
nleht
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29

There has doubtless been more or less c'Hpili.n'
81 ~, tbe fo.t that the THE CITIZEN>S P''eeS
,re NOT cut We apologize. and 0flcr IN eNto""f'''"'
s he sbo. rc,n ing explanation fhhf we were com"
,.y,ad to r1aLe change from n iouT-p"go {" f
,n+,,re MINER before arrival OF our new piH"''
which viii be along very shortly.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-29
TIN BURNED TO DEATH IN BOSTON

9Ten were IN jumping from the
tshpd in a early today In an l8- Will
houe
the house
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AMnScMoNts
.sien of the Cross. !"

Charles Dalton. the powerful young En-
glish star. in Wilson Barrett's impressive
drama OF Rome under Nero. 1.-The Sign
OF the Cross" comes to the jefferson
Theatre next Friday night. Although the
play appeals strongly to all lovers Of a
moral and elevating story it is 30 at
tractive dramatically that it appeals with
equal force to all who admire g. wen
constructed. powerfully acted and in
tensely interesting drama The company
which Mr.. William Greet. manager of the
Lyric and other prominent London play
houses, has provided to support Mr.. Dali
ton Is composed OF forty well known
players and includes: Sheridan Block
Henry n. Wenman, George Riddell, Har-
ry Child, T. Auburn. e. DeCorsia, James
Cooley. George Flood. Agnes Scott, Julia
Escott, Helen DeCorsia-, Lily Lorrell,
Marcella Hudson and Mignon Shattinger.
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Every form of PRIVATE DrsEA er
Deformity and Lack of Develonmsnt
weakness, ETC., etc, cured by the nee,
annroyed of latest modern methods
All condolences held inviolate.
consultations at office or by m.i, a..
yited without charge.
treatment by mail for those who cen
not visit me.
No written prescriptions furnish 81,
medicines.
Question blanks for man or woman .
free on application.
DIR. DOZIDR is a graduate In eu.u..
branch of medical and surgical sc,aro.
has twenty-five years experience ~
tional regulations, and is endorsed bv th :,
nress. national banks and thousarSs ~
natrons as the most expert and reIiahIe
specialist in the South.
Montgomery Advertiser: DR.. Doz;er ,s
endorsed by the press and peonIe =,
every section of Alabama
The Southern Odd tellow: We carno.
add anything to the reputation DR. q n
Dozier has already acquired In the liz =
of his profession. but we know him m he
a brother Odd Fellow that can be re,,a,
on to carry out every promise he makes
70 those needing his services.
Masonic Guide: Dr. Dozier comes fron,
a family of prominent physicians. and
with his full store of medical KNOWLEDGE
and his large experience in his profession,
can be relied on to treat disease in tbe
most successful manner.
Age-Herald: His long record and an
proved abilities entitle him to the proud
distinction of standing at the head of his
profession.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Mrs. W. E. Graves is in Nashville.

Mrs W. E. Graves is in Nashville.
Miss jamie Knox is visiting her uncle,
Capt. John G. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Order left yester-
day for Nashville to attend the wedding
of Miss Richardson and Mr.. Warner,
which took place last evening.
Mrs. Truman H. A1drich. Miss Morrison
and Mrs. Truman H. Aldrich, Jr.. have
issued invitations for two small card par
ties on the afternoons of January % and
% at o'clock. at the residence of Mrs.
Aldrich Nineteenth street and Thir-
teenth avenue. The cards of Miss Vir-
ginia Scott Cooke and Miss Clara Vernon
Cooke are enclosed
Mrs. Nellie Brannon will leave today
for Eufaula-
The Amaranth Club will meet with
Mrs Everard Meade Friday afternoon at
$50 o'clock, D.
Mrs. Ann vanIIoose is In Tuscaloosa,
the guest Of Mrs. j. T. searcy.
r.
Little Mary Jordan Washburn enter
tanned a number Of her little friends
last Friday afternoon, the occasion being
her fifth birthday
Mrs. Brose and Mrs. Tonian, who have
been the guests of Mrs Hobkins at the
Hilman, have returned home.
Mrs. John B. Weakley has returned to
Florence after visiting her son. Mr.. Sam
uel D. Weakley.
Mrs Harry Matthews entertained the
Tuesday Whist CLUB yesterday morning
at the Country Club.
The committe appointed by the Wom-
ans Club to complete arrangements for
the cooking lessons to be given during
Lent held meeting yesterday at which
it was decided to begin the series Feb
ruary "a. Mrs. Samuel Blake. Mrs. Frank
Alexander and Mrs. James Hardeman
are in charge of he arrangements, and
Mrs. E. G. Stevens will be in charge of
the classes. A course of six lectures will
be given.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of control of the Hillman Hospital
will be held Thursday morning at the
hospital in connection with the adjourn
ed meeting of the board Of incorporators.
Mrs. Charles Crowmertie Is very Ill at
her home, 1917 North Eighteenth street.
Miss Annie Moody of Tuscaloosa Is
visiting Miss Velma Enslen.
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o,eomarearine Heaithfui.

Washington. January 14.-dearings on
the ELECTROMAGNETIC bills was continued
today before the House committee on ag-
riculture. DR.. Kober, professor Of hygiene
of Georgetown University. giving the re
suits of analysis made by himself ant
other scientists, foreign and American
sustaining the healthful character OF ole.
omargarine and kindred products. He said
that while there might be germs in these
products, they were less likely to occur
in the manufactured than in the natural
article, as the heat processes of manu-
facture destroyed many organs of germs
bringing disease with it.
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he got out of the engine room. He did
not hear Austin say anything about Sud-
duth except that they had had little
trouble that morning. He said this as
they were approaching Sudduth.
Sudduth told Austin not to come nearer
than ten steps. Austin went nearer than
the ten steps, and was in arms reach
Of Sudduth at the time he was shot AUS
tin told Sudduth he didn't have nerve
enough to shoot. He also told him, I'll
either cut II out or shoot 1t out with YOU
The witness did not remember whether
Austin cursed Sudduth. Austin was a
big. strong man. Sudduth was thin and
looked sick. He was also older than Aus
tin.
It was about Ave minutes after the
shooting when Sudduth said he was sorry
but that ut was not whisky which did it."
This remark was made in store and
was heard by several
Some More Drinks.
How many drinks did you take that
day?' the witness was asked
II didn't count en-" he replied
'Was II fifteen or twenty.''
Don't think 1t was quite that many"
Continuing, he said that he got half a
gallon of whisky at Jefferson that morn
ing, and he and Charles Austin and 9TH
ers drank it. There warn't none left
after we got to Morris" said the witness
ruefully. II is two miles from Jefferson
to Morris.
MY sister took drink out Of the Jug"
said the witness. 1.-THE rest of US drank
out of glasses after the whisky had been
poured into them out of the jug. II was
corn whisky-the same kind 1 drank this
morning"
On redirect examination. the witness
said he could swear he wasn't drunk at
the time Of the shooting, but couldnt
swear whether Austin was drunk or not
do you get drunk often?" he was
asked.
Sometimes" said the witness. II used
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TALK ON
INTERIOR DECORATIONS

The Meeting of the Woman's Club this
afternoon will be under the auspices OF
the art department Of which Miss Geor-
gle M. Fulton Is director. The club wo-
men will hear lecture. or rather
talk on artistic interior decoration by
Mr.. W. d. Colby and the subject is one
that will appeal to every woman for so
much attention is being paid to interior
decoration. The treatment of the diff
erent apartments of the house will be
discussed and the artistic side of the
home will be dwelt upon by Mr. Colby,
who has given the subject serious study
for a number of years.
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$2S00-6-room cottage, new modern. 1t IL
a perfect beauty. and overlooks the
city. Nice fruit trees, goth st. north
18th avenue.
$S50-Lot 5Ox14O, Groom house on rear of
lot. Good cistern. Nice location to build,
10th St., 18th ave-, north.
$2000-5-room cottage, new all modern, 25tf1
ST., between AYES, F. and G.
$3250-100x200, Groom house, Juniper ave-,
Terms easy
s4750-Nice residence near Five Points
on Goth st. South Highlands This is
your opportunity.
s6250-Lot 100x190 6 double brick houses
Rent for $s4 per month In fine condi-
ton. Ave. F.
$7OO-Lot 50x14, Groom house. New pam
try and hail. 18th st. north.
s5000-Lot 50x140-Nice cottage, 4th ave
near cor. 18th st. north
s350O-Lot 61x1s0 near 18th ave. and 18th
st. south, Groom house, all conven-
fences.
Vacant-3OO feet fronting 9Th ave. by 19e
deep. See price at office.
$550-Lot 5Ox175, 18th st. 18th ave. north
$350-Lot 4Ox90 10th st. south.
$175-Lot 5Ox2OO N. Smithf1eld. Amy ave.
$eOo-Lot 4Ox150. % ST. N. bet 18th and
18th ayes.
Nice lot on Arlington avenue, see price
at office.
is beautiful lots in the heart of South
Highlands at a.bargain
40 nice lots North Birmingham.
Lot 25x140, End ave. near 10th st. N. See
price at office.
$6OQ-Each, Q lots 50x19O. Ave. f.
MALONE REAL EST. G. ms. CO.
Both phones No. 61S 20l7 First Ave.
p. S. Give US your insurance; we rep
resent the best aggregation Of companies.
representing s75,oo0.0O0 of capital; If you
have real estate for sale you will do well
to place your property in our hands.
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FRENCH CLASSES
AT THE CLUBS

Club, Madame Porter will begin her con-
versaton classes in French this after
noon at 2 o'clock at the club. A number
of women will take advantage of these
classes and the course will be very en-
tertaining.
There are many women In Birmingham
who are very proficient in French, who
really speak the language fiuently and
to these especially will the CONVERSE
ton classes be of value. To the woman
beginning French, the classes will be of
great advantage as she will be enabled
to learn from the experience, not to
say mistakes of others. The classes will
continue through Lent.
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Shall I Drop 1t?
Killing Two Birds with One Stone.

Coffee poison affects stomach and
nerves the brain included. and If per-
sisted in will do its work sure as the
sun is sure to rise. Medicine will not
avert the final attack. There is but one
thing to do. Drop it, If you show the
least sign of the poison affecting you in
stomach. nerves, kidneys. bowels, eyes
or heart.
1t is easy to change from coffee to Pos
tum Food Coffee If you insist on having
Postum prepared by long boiling. That
brings out the taste and food value.