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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-24
LOCAL MENTION

Mrs. Arthur Burnes is rapidly re-
gaining her health.
Frank Geduhn of Lake Mcdonald
is in Kalispell today.
Mr.. and Mrs N E. Jenkins of Coz
umbia Falls are in the city today.
J. A. Peterson has gone to st. Paul,
where he will remain for several
weeks.
w. G. Fitzpatrick is in the city
from Butte, and will remain here for
several days.
Deputy Game Warden J. H. Bou-
cher is in the city today from his
home at Columbia Falls.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-24

Rev CarsweIl and Dickey have re-
turned from Missoula, where they
were in attendance at the Episcopal
conclave in session in that city last
week.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-24

Oliver Vose has purchased half
interest in the Noah's Ark notion
store on First avenue east.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-24
GAME AT FALLS
WON IN NINTH
BY Moore's Lucky Safe Hit to the
Left Field.
TIED SCORE AFTER THE EIGHTH

kalispeIl Grays Have a Hot Game
With the Columbia Falls Club, but
Finally Succeed in Winning Out
After Being Behind for Six Innings.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
An AUTUMN RIDE TO
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS

A ride to Brandy wine Springs on
the trolley cars, is en- ovahle these
days as the scenery Is very pretty,
the autumn tints on the trees adding
to the beauties OF the landscape. Yes
terday numerOun small boys made
excursions to the place and returned
with moderately filled bags of wal.
nuts shell barks and chestnuts. Tho
latter crop also is quite large on the
nor thern size Of the Brandywlne but
there is only small crop Of walnuts
and shelbarks. The number OF trees
OF he latter nut In this section
grows smaller every year. There
are only few now IN the Brandy
wine meadows, whereas years ago,
the Brandywine valley was full Of
fine old shell, bark trees.
All along the Brandy wine Springs
line the farmers are busy. Some are
cutting corn. others are narrowing
wheat ground and few are engag-
ed in seeding. The Lenape line IS
dotted along with macy delightful
suburban homes and there will be
more later
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
{, B.: RILEY
WOOLTEX SKIRTS.

Why spend time and money
in getting 4 skirt made when
you can buy one ready to wear
perfect in fit, in style and in
workmanship. Look at our
WooItex skirts before you buy,
They are light in weight, yet
so skillfully cut and made that
they hang and fit perfectly.
1t takes good tailoring to ac-
compIish this.
The quality is Wooltex quail
ity which insures pure wool
stock. That is why these
skirts hold their color and
keep their fresh, new look long
after inferior qualities (the
commercially all wool kind)
would look shabby and rusty.
1t is for their attractive style
and dcsirabiIity that we recon-
mend their prices $500, $500,
~. so, $500 and $1,000.
We are showing a magnif-
cent line Of the Wooltex suits
and coats.
10 pieces more of the MORE
velour silk for waists, for Sat
urday and Mondays selling
at so cents worth $1.2j.
10 be comfortable Il woman
must wear a comfortable cor
set. We have style to fit all
figures r. & G. style S2l me-
lium bust, extreme deep hip,
extra heavy contil,sclosely bon
ed, suited especially to short
igures $1.j0,
Thompson's "Empire' made |
If contil, straight front, suited
o slender figures, Price s1.00.
R. & &. style S27, medium
9ust, princess dip hip, nicely
trimmed, steel filled $l.OO.
We are showing a special
inc Of 80 cent corscts, made of
'ontil three side stecls.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10

TEMPERANCE WOMEN
REPORT OF THEIR WORK.

Smyrna, October 10. At the
yesterdays session Of the Del
aware State Womans Christian
Temperance CouyentIon the TO. ".
Ing superrntendents reported their
work for the year scientific TEN.
perancc Instruction. Mrs J. H.
M!lllgdn; nOn-a lconDics IN medicine
and temperance hospital, Mrs. S. Ii.
MesslCki temperance .Ite' aLure,
Mrs. Neal Couiy; the press, Miss
Annie W. Sutton; Union Sigma
Mrs, Liza ArOn; medal contest, Miss
Letha NJ. joseph; franchise. Mrs.
M 5. lranston; 4nfermented vine,
Mrs, AdIle Roe: sabbath observance,
Mrs Marguerite Green; sunday
School work. Mrs +. G. McCa.1: au-
t-narcutlcS, NJ rs II c. Mearns, evan
geIIst!c work, Mrs Il. Il Mat.ack;
flower mission, Mrs. T, X. Jones;
social purity. Mrs L. {. Marks;
social meetiugs, Mrs a e Aiawav;
school savings oanXs. Mrs. L. Elma
Pyle; work among soldiers aud sail
orS, MIS-. Clara Marshall.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
HOSIERY.

One hundred dozen Wo-
mems and Mems hosiery SAM
pies from one of the largest
importers of hosiery in this
country; every pair is worth at
least double the price we ask.
At 10 cents, Ladies' black
hosiery ribbed and plain worth
10 and 30 cents.
At 10 cents, Ladies' black
lace drop-stitch and plain
black hosiery worth 25 and 80
cents a pair.
At rs cents, black hosiery,
eight different styles, all worth
so cents a pair or more.
At 1S cents, Mems fancy
stripes and black, some with
white feet worth 35 cents.
At 25 cents, Mems lace
fancy stripes, plaids and black
worth so cents or more.
AT 25 cents, Mems cashmere
hosiery in black and colors
worth so cents.
Our S1.OO Kid glove locks
and wears well.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
LAST OF TIL! SEASON.
NIAGARA tALI.s.
IGw-"ate Excurs on via Pennsylyanj,
Railroad

Low-:<ate Excurs on via pennsy Ivani..
Railroad.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Com.
pany viii run It's last popular ten day
excursion for tho present season to
Niagara Falls from Philadel phia,
Baltimore and Washiugt ton on Octo.
Der IL via Harrisburg and the piclur.
esqne valley of the Susquehanna BY
special train leaving Philadelphia at
s. 10 a. m.
Excursion tickets, good for return
passage on any regular train, exclu-
sive Of limited express trains, wi thin
ten days, will be sold at $1,000 from
Phil adelphia and all points on the
Delaware Division; $ll.25 from At.
lantic City; $3.50 from Laucasterand
al proportiOnate rates from other
points, including Trenton, Borden
town, Mt Holly, Cape May, Salem,
wilmington, West Chester, Reading.
and principal intermediate stations.
A stop-over will be allowed at Buffalo
within the limit Of ticket returning,
The special train Of Pullman par.
lor cars and day coaches will be run
through to Niagara Falls. An extra
charge will he made for parlpr car
seats.
An experienced tourist agent and
chaperon will accompany each cxcur-
sion.
For descriptive pamphlet, time of
connecting trains, and further inf Or
nation apply to nearest ticket agent.
or address Geo. W. Boyd. Assistant
General Passenger Agent, Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
CARD BASKET.

W. B, pr2Jtyman, superintendent
OF Minqunia,e Home, and Mrs
prettyman returned home last even
irE from NashiCgton where they saw
the g. A. II. festivities.
}. Edgar Layton OF Bridg Vile, was
in this ci V Yesterday.
{. Frank Fitzgerald hlS gone TO
Lawrence. Kan, where he will be-
come Il government teacher iu the
Haskell Institute.
Hiss Ella Morrison of this city is
visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Charles f. Edwards, booking
agc"L for ShelIp0t Park during the
past summer, f-s returned from
Washington where lie went with the
Twelfth Regiment Band OF n. J, as
solo. curnet!st.
Mrs James A. Watts, of Ceclton,
is tie guest Of lriendsIn tnis city.
Mrs. Mdl.ia Stats is The gueat
of Mrs. Mary Daniels, OF Townsend.
Harry Heller, is visiting his par
ents at Odessa.
Miss Kate Swartz and Miss Cara
Batret,of st Georges have been
visiting friends in Wilmington.
Miss Clara Richards has returned
home from pleasant visit TO Mid.
dletown lriends.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
COLLINS PRAYER A
STRANGE ONE.

Georgetown, Del, Oct, 9.-In an
attempt to fasten chain of circum'
stanrial evidence arOunl Elmer j
Collins that will convict HIM Of the
murder OF his young wife near Lau-
rel; on April " last, nearly fifty wit
uessps were heard in secret eXami,
nation before Attorney General
Ward yesterday afternoon.
The State took up an entirely
new line Of testimony. 1t is said
that it now has evidence that Col
lins was subject to violent dem
onstrations Of passion, that he had
been seen to beat a horse until the
animal fell upon its knees, that he
had been given to abusing his wife,
aud had injured her on the night
bef ore the murder.
Henry Nobitt, a neighbor Of Col
lins, is said to have given astonish-
ing testimony to-day. Mr.. Noblitt
who is nearly 80 years old, walked
over to Collins house to console
him, believing him innocent. Mr.
NOblitt heard noise in the stable
where Mrs. Collins was killed ar if
somebody was cryingin agony. Mr..
Nobiitt entered the stable. He
says he was almost transIixed as he
heard Collins in earnest prayer cry
out: 80 Lord, Thou knowest that
| killed her. can hide 1t from the
world. but not from Thine allseeing
eye"
The Attorney General would .
divulge nothing of tho investiga,
ton. It was resumed to-day with
a probability of a trial next week.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE MESSENGER BOY.

To night "The Messenger Boy
CONES TO Grand Opera House.
SIX authors and composers are
responsible for The Messenger Boy }
The book is Jy James I. Tanner nt
Alfred Murray, the lyrics by Adra II
Ross and Percy Green bank and the
musIcaI numb bers by Ivan Caryll and
Lionel MOnhtou. The story is told 10
two acts and four scenes which rep.
reseDt the uote de Luxe, Thames s
emOankment, the quay at Brindlsl,
Cairo and garden at the Paris ex.
position. 1t deals with the cour,sh 3
OF Give Radnor, kIugs messenger
and Nora, the daughter Of Lord
Puuchestown, British Governor Of
El Bara.
SHOW GIRL.
Rice's "Show Girl, )" which comes
to the Grand Opera House Saturday
night. October llth, IS one OF the
largest musical productions that has
ever been seen In Wilmington.
There are one hundred persons In
the cast, but Twelve Of them being
principals. Frank @ Young aud
Bessie Devote do especially, Learn
ing to Dance by Book, which is
one Of the most novel features OF
the entertainment Mel Men lei
and Anna McNabb IN "Waltz Me
Down the Alley Sally is anot her
feature Of the piece and Mr., La or 9
rs potIess Town. is as tuneful as It
is funny. AS 10 musical play IS
quite complete without a coon song,
Miss Hilton and Mr.. Daily sing one
entitled "Be My Little Apple Dump.
In, DO, which catches the au1ien Ce
from the very frst bar. Then there
Is the cat--truIy the most wonderful "
Of animal impers onatiUn ever seen.
David Abrnhams celebrated the
world over for his clevcrncss in an.
ma parts, ia the "Kitty" Of the
Show Girl lie must be seen to he
Corse Payton4 famous stock com.
'"hy WILL wv Sitctcu W blg H'IttS
)f audiences at the Grand Opera
House next week The sterling
merit of the organization is deserv-
ng Of large attendance. "Nothing
heap but the prices" has always
)een Mr.. Payton's motto and the
IL bic can always bank on his word.
londay afternoon Little Lord
'auntleroy" will be produced and
donday event ny The Struggle for
life A limited number of ladies'
ickets will be sold for both per-
ormances, Sale Of seats now pro
ressing.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
ALL MINING MAY
BE SUSPENDED.

Denver, Oct. 10. President Meyer
Of the Western Federation of Miners
has offered to help President Mitch
ell to close every mine in the | Ipited
States and Canada, and in Wales,
too. if necessary. The following
message passed over wires last
night
Denver, Oct S.-John Mitchell,
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Exigencies de-
mand that no coal of any kind be
mined in the United States and
Canada until the anthracite strike
won. The Western miners will CO.
operate to this end
Charles Meyer, President.
W. d. Haywood, Secretary-Treas-
urer
Wilkesbarre, Oct. S.-Charles
Meyer, President Western Fedora
ton of miners Telegram received.
Shall give careful consideration to
your suggestion. Many thanks for
the ,)rotfer Of cooperation and
assistance.
John Mitchell.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
CAR BUMPED THE STATION.
dumped The Track And Scared
PASSENGERS at the Depot

A passenger coach that vas being
shifted on to track 40. 1 in tn"
French street station last eveuin ,
about o'clock came il with such
force that it jumped t'r- bumper at
tho rAl Of tho rails an | ran up in
the platform Of the station. Tha
flooring was tori up aul the pas.
Seugers standing in the station were
frightened they thinking that some
serious damage hal been done. No
one was njurel however,
To-Day Il / roe OF carpenters We're
at wolA repairing the platform.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
MRS. NcILLEAlNE RETiKES.
Woman's Auxiliary Of Delaware
Elects Officers.

Mrs. MclIvaine, who has beer
actively engaged IN the work Of the
Women S Auxiliary of the D!uCese oi
Delaware for eighteen years, vester-
day refused rec ectIOu as president
Of the society.
The afternoon session, which was
held In st. job "a Church, resulted
In the election Of the 70. owing nam
ed officers:
Presidcat, Mrs. Caleb Churc hman;
vice pres .lents. New Castle, Miss
ENTITY Ko'ncy, OF New Castle; Kent
Mrs. NJ. K. EILridge, Smyrna; 5 usscx
Mrs. Daniel Short, Laurel.
Domestic DrcctreSs. Mis-. p
Salisbury, Dover; foreign directress,
Hrs Ii. l.. Curtis, Newrk. ;,
Treasurer, Mrs ". G. Lodge
Claymont.
Secretary, Miss Mary LafTerly.
Treasurer Of United Offerings,
Mrs A. G. Wilson.
Correspondent for Church Publish.
ing Company, Mss Anna Dale
Gibbs.
President of Junior Branch, Mrs.
George G. Hal.
Secretary and Treasurer, Miss
Sarah Rodney, New castle
The reports from the different
branches showed the AssOCDaJ on to
be IN good condition.
A vote OF thanks was given the
wom1r Of st. Johns parish for en-
tertalnlng the members Of the aux
lliary.
On motion Of Mrs. Hall commit.
tee of three was appointed to draft
+ csolutions Of regret relative to the
RETIRING Of Mrs. MCILlvline.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
Notices CORRESPONDENTS

All persons sending news matter
or letters Of any kind for publication
in this parer must attach their real
name, in order 10 insure Insertion.
The name Is not required, in gen.
eral sense. for publication, but
merely in token OF good faith An.
0nymo US communications invariably
90 into the waste basket.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
showing " I, we are Times Slaves.


Time Is apparently the essence Of
onr modern civilization. The watch
lever moves the business world, tor
we "ome ana go, open and close,
according as the hands direct. The
minute appears to h3 the all impUr-
tant tEing, says the New York Her
all. ihe haiow on the dial, sun
rion, sunset, Early and late candle.
hight, aN,l AIT such measures OF time
have lyrn long forgotten, and we
keep Our eyes Oh the seconds.
The drol Of Il bali, loosenpd hy an
electric tinI n, regulates our time
pieces, and from that start welegu-
late our own actions. Our meals,
our worHlng hOurs, our t. IS for
amUa, ment, the changing pf orr
cloIhin., the starting and stopping
Of rains aud other COnveyances,
and all the act, of our con- DIlcatad
lives are directly under the finger Of
time, whose moNeme ats are rar9-
fully ohServtl on the uials of our
clocks and watches.
II time were made for slaves,
then wa are all slaves, but perhans
our Obel sauce is because we are toll
lowers of the faith tnat time is
money.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
Uncatena on Trial Trip.

The side whoel steamer Uncatena
which the Pusey and Jones Com
pany has erected for the Nantucket
and Martha'sVineyard line was given
another trial trip today on the
Delaware river. The new steamer
was taken out yesterday and travel.
ed l6 miles in an hour. Fifteen
miles is her contract speed but can
not keep it up for any length of
time. There soems to be some
slight defect in her boilers which
prevents her, from steaming up the
proper way.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
Demurrer Sustained.

Judge Bradford today handed
down a decision sustaining the de.
murrer 10 the indictments against
Carman DeIi and others
The men were charged with vio-
lation OF the Federal Statutes in
connection with the naturalization
frauds. The case now falls and the
men may be rearrested.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
HiSLlFE IN PERIL,

Il Just seemed 70 have gone all 10
piec~s, wlilns Alfred b 0, Of Welfare,
lex. "bIiI0u ns,s and u lame back had.
In Ndr Il'e Il burden. l couldn't eat or
Z eep ami ieit a'NOsttOo worn out TO work
"hsn oegan 10 use Electric Bltterl. but
tnes worked wonders Now sleep like O..
top oah ea: nyJhing, have gained Ia
strength ami enjoy hard work. They
give vigorous health and new life TO weak
',cKly, run down people. Try them.
Only 60u. at N. q Dantorth's drug
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
viii File Trolley Charter

Judge +. R. Cochran. Jr., to-mor-
row will file the charter of the New.
ark and Elkton Railway Company.
Capital $50, 900, incorporators, Ed
gar A. Tennis, Philadelphia; DR..
Columbus Henry, Newark; E. r.
Cochran, Sr., Of Middletown; David
G. Rose, Newark and Z. r. Cochran
Jr., of MiddletOwn,
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
DANIEL ROSS SUGGESTED,
Would Make Good Member Of
Board of Ed ducation.

Ihena Of Daniei Ross has be en-
sug gested as the successor to s. J.
Horn, d member OF the Board OF
Education. VINO has removed from
the First Ward
Az the next meeti ng OF the Board
OF Education, Mr. Ross may 10
CHOSEN as ne served very crediJa bly,
IN The Board when lie was a mem
Der. q,
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
ATlERcA'S FAMOUS BEAUTIES.

Look with horror on Skin Eruptions.
BIotcboI, Sores. Plmple.. They don'1
have them, nor will any ona> who u,ss
Buck lens Arnica SAlve. L. glorihuy the
lace EczenIG or Salt Rnuum vanish be
lore u Ii cures soro lips chapp,d hands,
chiiDlalhs. lnfa liable for. Plies. Y,c AZ
N. B. Danforth drug store,
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
FEESON SpTl!DEL,

A home welding took place last
evening at lOl7 LjnIen Stree, the
lone Of the stride, mother, The con-
tracing parties icing Miss Anna L
Spicdtl and George W. Scroun, both
Of TINS citv. THe ccrrU ouy WIS per-
formed by the Rev. q. q. Budding
ton, Of Bethany BAPTIST CHURCH, Rob.
rtS"r,on acted as best man, anl
N:,r annie S'hDclI,r as brides mad
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ser,On will live in
Indiana.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
John Mitchell.
SLAMS PRINCE DUE TODAY
Will Pass South Tonight to Meet
President Roosevelt.

His Royal Highness the Crown
Prince Maha Vajiravu.lh of Sia m
will arrive in the country this after.
noon on the FuerSt Bismark. and
will call on President Roosevelt at
Washington to- morrow.
His proposed six weeks tour in
the United States is taken to add
the finishing touches to hiseducation
by travel and study abroad. He will
be the guest OF, General Wilson here
one day next week.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
Blilhing New Furnaces,

The Diamond State Steel Com.
pany is having several of its old
furnaces in the steel mill torn out
and new ones erected in their place.
Several other improvements are un.
der way at the local plaut.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
Lailpe DuGS Rrmiilal.

Wilmington A. O. U. W. has a
lot Of money indte treasury. Last
night it decided 10 remit the dues Of
the quarter. That saves a dollar
each to more than a Thousand mem
bers
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
III JACKSON.

Herbert Walker Ice and Mrs.
Mary klIer Jacll5on, buth OF Balti.
more, wee marrlei in Wilmington
at noon Yesterday by the koV. &.
l., Wolfe. they left for Niagara
Falls alter the crremJLy.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
Performed Successful Operation.

DR.. David Hardie performed Il
successful operation on j. M. Bryan
yesterday for serious abscess. Mr..
Bryan now is rapidly improving.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
TO CIV Z FAILS

ThethIrJ annual bail of the
Br, .dyWIne Library Association
VII lie held in rurn Hall Friday
evening October T. The cDmmitteG
consists pf Primes A. MousIey, John
J. Mckee aud Jlmcs Log1u.
The annual conpIlmentry ball Of
Dclaware Saeugerbund Will he held
il German Nali on Monday evening.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
WILL AID THE STRIKERS.
The Rev. r.. A. Elwood Is Work.
ing For Temperance.

30 - ''A' Si"HS
In Ollvet Presby yterian Church, on
Sunday evening the Rev. X. A.
Ewood will deliver a sermon on the
subject, THE Empty Co al Scuttle"
The front seats 10 tho Church will be
reserved for the members of the
local labor unions. A special colec-
ton will he taken and one half Of the
proceeds will 60 to the vtrilt ing min.
ers. The other half will be added 10
the fund to purchase fuel for the
city's poor.
Mr.. Elwood yesterday delivered
several prohibition speeches. and at
noon today he addressed the employees
OF the jackson ana Sharp Company.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.

Announcement his been made of
tn" COMM; wedding Of Miss Rutl
fnla Tu1l, daughter of Mr.. aud
Ms. Millari Il. Tpft aud y. A. Dan.
neuhHuer, D"tn Of this city, to take
place during the winter.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
WANTS..
Cent n word; 20 words or less SO cents a
week. No order taken for less than
Ii cents.
OPPORTUNITIES

a. 'ANTED-i 0 MEN BOARDERS. APPLY
w No. 1873 French street. OCT
N\T ANTED TO BuN-fRUM 20 TO 80 QrARTS
w OF milk. Apply t. h. Eln aGes, tn and
Spruce. uh-Utt
~ ANIED SNAIL HOUSE on WESTERN
side Of ri'y u"tHurn Washington and
Harrison and lonrth III rcnh streets. Apply
to V. ". J TINS oli t. sll-f
a ANTED--SECO%D HAND FURNITURE.
We buy carnr., Stoves, entire house Or
part, also good cast oh ,luthug Oall on or send
postal card to M"AI,llun Bros. 30! King street
Dclm. phone l225 u, & A. 100 A. iiH
\ 4 EN WANTED FOR THE rNIrED STATES
VI Navy; mnrhiuI.tS. iir"m"n, coal pnrVcrN,
electricians, ShipWrtghlS. S"hr'Irn Or ~ AIRY sta
men. lunhSlnrn. hplir"ir"~ nnI mess ATTENDANTS.
must be American born citizens or have made
legal declaration OF intention 10 become citizens,
OulF men Of good character and rhysiqur n""t
apply for information upIly in rnou or by iet
ter TO Naval Recruiting Station. lostotii"n Build
ing 9b and Shiplcy olNr1SsgI0il
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10
DOCKST

The attendance at Docks tader s
this week has as rule been limited TO
the capacity OF the house, aud more
especially at the evening perform an.
ces. The theatre has seldom utlered d
a more entertaining bill. Harding
and All Sid in an ecce ntrice comedy
act have kept the audiences laughing
from start to finish. and the luimit-
able Johnny 1IeaIey, the yerstllc
Worlds Trio, Gruet and Cruet, Olive,
the petite and cIever little iurglar,
Harrington, the wntriloquI wonder
and the Others are al specialists in
their respective lines But one OF
the most delightful features Of TIL,
week is Miss Gardner and Mr. Mad
drens comedy presental Their
act has changed for the last three
days Of the week, and the DIT OF
domestic comedy which it portrays
Is about the best thing that has been
seeu inside the walls OF this little
play jou SO for many a day.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-10

men who suffer wit any form or sexual
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at on CO all the ills and troubles that come Of
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been m al sUlute success i'll al cases. A sim
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bring you one of the. Q free trial packages In
u rlu wrapper, without any marks to lien.
tifY Its contents or wheIn Ii comes II ON. Tho
In stttutg has had so many inqairies from
mc who ARE unable TO leave home or their
business TO LIE treated, tn at II has perfected
thi splendid home treatment and sends I in
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to show just how eaay ahd simple 1t 10 to re
ruied a hume o. any sexual weakness when
his ma veloUs new sexual discovery is en-
pluyeL The Institute makes no restrictions
ana any man who writes will receive by
mail II free trlu! OF this wonderf II remedy
abso oIureIy free. Those who write need have
no fear Of Ony publicity, ms he state bledi cal
instI' ute Is hn Old established Institution, in.
corporated by the State for 90 years.
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