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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-12-11

Chairman Jones has called meet.
ing of the Democratic National Com
mittee for January IL, In Washington
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-12-11
DEATHS DURING THE WEEK.
MRS. W. NJ. ALLEN.

Mrs. Carrie day Allen, wife of M
Waldo NJ. Allen, died Friday abou
nooa at "Gaymout , She had bee
very i'll for several weeks and all hopes
for her recovery, were given up som
days ago, although all that medica
skill could do was done for her com
fort. Mrs. Allen. who was in her fftiet
year, was lovely Christian characte
and was great favorite here wher'
she had spent most of her life, and Wal
well known In 1882 she married Waldo
M. Allen who survives her with two
daughters Miss Margaret and LITTLE
Agatha Allen. Mrs. Allen was mem
Der of ole of the most prominent fami
lies in the state and leaves largelnum.
Der of relatives and friends. She is
also survived by two sisters, Mrs. R.
H. Catlett and Miss Agatha Gay, two
brothers, Fl. Erskine and w. P. Gay all
of this city. The funeral took place
Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock from
Trinity Episcopal church.
MRS MARY MCNAMARA.
After brief illness superinduced by
old age, Mrs. Mary E. Mcnamara,
widow of the late Patrick Mcnamara,
for many years the sexton of Thorn
rose cemetery, passed away at the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. M. M.
Orchard, on West Main street. The
deceased was in her sSth year, and is
survived only by her daughter, Mrs.
Orchard. Before marriage she was a
Miss McClung, of the county.
The funeral took place Monday af-
ternoon, from the residence, being
conducted by the Rev. Walter @. HUI
linen. The remains were laid to rest
in Thornrose cemetery.
The pail bearers were Messrs. j. N.
Mcfarland, 8. F. Pilson, j. A. Fauver,
John Fallon, J. N. Whitmore, and W.
P. Tams.
CAPT. W. H. FOWLE.
Capt. w. II. Fowle, a former known
citizen of Staunton, died at his home
in Washington Sunday last, aged about
81 years. He was born and reared In
where he took a business
training with his father. At the out
break of the civil war. and he enlisted
in the Confederate army and left Alex
anktia as lieutenant of Company III,
II the Seventeenth Virginia Regiment.
At the close of the war he had risen to
The captaincy of that company. At the
cessation of hostilities he returned to
lis old home where he again engaged
d commercial pursuits. He represent
Id Alexandria In the Legislature, and
luring Mr.. Cleveland's first term as
President he was deputy collector of
Internal revenue for this district, and
ater succeeded General Fitzhugh Lee
8 collector. The remains of the de-
eased were inferred in Ivy Hill ceme-
cry. Alexandria Monday. He is sur
lived by two sons, Messrs. Herbert |
nd W. a. Fowle, Jr. He was a BROTH
D-law of the late Col. w. L. Bumgard-
ardner, and for many years resided
ere where he had many friends.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-12-11

Cure for Cold Feet-Magnetic Foot
Batteries-For sale by Jas. 81. Wood
ward.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-12-11

Keep your feet warm by wearing the
Mag netic Foot Batteries at Wood
wards.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-12-11
Good for Rheumatism-Foot Batter

les. Try g pair at Wood wards.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-12-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

G. Klise makes his holiday an
nouncement this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-21
Not the Whooplag GouEh.

The whoopins cough had cauynt
slany children OF certain neighbor
hood. certain mother OF brigb;
little boy had many fears lest ner sof
saould take it, She had talked IN.
worried about i. SO much that her boy
vas almost AFRAID TO leave her Stde
One night after the little fellow ha
been pnt to bed a donkey was bein
driven past the house and when rigii
IN front of the i.ouse he began We.
that terrible voice Of his, "Hee- haw
hee-haw."
With a shrek the little ho- leaoet
from the bed. screaming Il. the top Q.
ais voice: The Whooping cough l.
coming. mamma
He didn't catch the shopping coug'
that time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-21
PERSONAL POINTS.

j. + j. il. j. i. !. 4. i. :. T. :. !. i. i
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-21
s5Gn1m1
CUTS THE PRICE. -
---RIGHT Stuff
4 Natural Question.

The small boy. accompanied by his
father, was looking a. the display In
the window OF big store on Broad
way, where all manner of wearing
were on exhibition La one corner
was great rack decorated with a
brilliant collection Of socks and bear.
ing the sign:
Half hose, half dollar"
The small boy studied it for a fui,
minute; tier he ealled his fathers at,
fention to t.
Say, pop he inquired "if half hose
are half dollar, are whole noSa 4.
whole dollar?"
Il suppose So" laughed the father,
though he we'll knew that the boy 5
mother had pair in MILK that he had
paid $4.9S for, and which she insisted
she had obtained at bargain because
uhey were marked down from $5.-
New York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-21
Great English Labor Leader.

John Burns, the labor member OF
oarliament, who advises that no more
concessions be made to American 'in,
raders,' has sat lNr Battarsea since
1892, and is Que or The most pictu.-
fsque public characters in England
Mr. Burns was formerly a stationary
engineer and leader among his fe,
low workRen. For many years he has
been the spirit Of the labor party In
England and VAS assisted in the spread
OF trades-unionism. He favors mum,
cioal ownership OF city railway lines
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-21

fake hysn $ Catarln!lne for colds
md head as. L eussG.
ALL the banks of the city
viii close at noon tomorrow.
-Ryan's t:atarrn-1n cures you
colds and headaches when all otheI
remedies fail
For Sale-Shop and fruit stan! a
skiff and dwelling shanty. Apply to
A. d. tanning.
Wanted-To buy good. small
horse or pony, cheap Address or call
on j. S. Scott Pacific hotel
w ood sawed in any quantity, upon
short notice, at reasonable prices
Telephones-Old 389 and 115. Geo
Hestand
The opening dance of the
Nalllalla club will be given at
their GLIB rooms next Thursday
night.
All ladies of the Maccabees
are requested to meet in the hall
Of the Imperial lodge, X. of P.
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock
sharp.
That popular organization,
The Bachelor Maids, will be ell
tertained by Mrs. Harry T.
Trulock on next Tuesday after
noon at ego.
Mr.. c. d. Good Of the Sc
dalia, Mo, commercial college,
has accepted a position as tea
cher OF pennanship and assist
ant teacher Of book keeping III
James practical business col
lege.
A good quality of soap is neces-
sary to beautify the complexion an3
none other should be used. 1t should
not only be used for bathing, but also
for shaving Among other things the
Primrose BARRIERS select the best make
OF soap that can be procured. Give
them trial and they will be sure 10
satisfy you.
The shoe department in
Dreyfus Big store is now ready
for business and is one of the
most attractive houses III tie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-21

OUR CLAIMS TO patronage have
been most llDcrally granted-and for
good reasons.
When loan on real estate Is
wanted, there is no red tape to be
unWound
When you buy property from US, you
are getting your moneys worth, and
sometimes You are getting a rare bar
gain.
Ii we sell your property you Will be
getting good prices.
If We handle your renting property,
fat dividends, regularly and promptly,
will reach You.
II you are a renter, tie courteous
trea ment you Will receive from US
Will hold Us as your landlord
High-class references, and sold to
back us.
LEiTNER I'D WE'LL,
11o Main Street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-21

For the smartest thing in
suit, come here.
For an oN9r coat that
right up to "na". come her
For a hat Of correct shap
and becoming style to f7t You
face, come here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-21
GEN. NILES

city. The department is 6ttI
up with taste and the display ct
shoes is attractive. Mr.. A. II.
Kaufman is in charge and we'll
carries out the motto of the
house, "Yours to please.'
Miss Fay Taylor etertaned the
Married Ladies' Whist club yesterday
afternoon.
w. A. Bradley has accepted pos
bar company. Mr.. Bradley was for
mcrly With the Bluff City Lumber COM
pany
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-21

!. j. + .s !. i. !. 4. {. & - !. j. i. i
w. NJ Brum Of Wil'olt Is at tie NJ
!ngton
q W. Caven, ,ss of MUHieelIo : il.
the city.
F. Howard Bunch Ct Little Rock is
in the city.
Harry n. Bell Of TeAaftaaa L hste
on busneess today.
Roy Strowbridge is critically
i'll with typhoid fever.
J. S. Hardin u Derra 1T is a nno?ntys
visitor in the cit trda>.
!. NJ. Lewis IN Of lie Rock Is in
the city for severeal e!av, ga tu,.':2, $
A. T. Ellis, travelling representa-
i've Of the land Department. o. the
Iron Mountain road is in the cit: 10
day
FGn Lafayet.e '.nh tanai ate fer
st,,e auditor. = RS 80 1 II s..e Al
Miss Sarah Speers. Who has lie II
visiting friends in this city, left this
aefternoon for Memphis. where she
will meet friends and isit at May
field, Ky
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-21
Rosenberg's New Book
Bulletin.

The Sherrods,
By Geo. B. McCutcheon.
The Nlettlc Of the Pasture, .
By James Lane Allen
"Gordon Keith,
BY Thos. Nelson Page.
The Under Dog, :
By F. Hopkinson Smith.
The Lions of the Lord,
By Harry Leon Wilson.
The One Woman,
BY Thos. Dixon, Jr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-21
Times CHANCES.
NOT ICE.

Competent hoolkeepe1 has trje to
care for small set of books. Good
work, nominal charges and tirst-class
references. Address, p. O. Box, 30S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-21

Kitchener Learning New Tongue.
Lord Kitchener is learning Urda, \
! -;sornposite tongue which makes one
, familiar with the sentiments OF So
pcys.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-21
en,,o,s,,e.ary ee:scs for gala

Major General Henry Dearborra
xsord, used by nim In the battle O.
Bunker hll. is for sale in New YORK.
alsp the goll-iaced dress coat which n.
wore when in 1922 he was prescribed ~
,ha .c,,ri of T,ls1Gn a. t,:e :ic.' A ,ual'
x.s p.tu,.ser .r ferts;pe'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-21
"Gassina" Trees.

Ga assin@ trees to destroy insects
has become so large a business in Cat
ifornia that a Los Angeles man has
an outfit for it which cost $4,000
Tents are used to confne the gas to
the trees and to protect the operators
from the deadly prussic acid which is
liberated from a saucer at the trees
root
Times Charges.
A few years since it was not
dreamed that the man indalging In a
moderate beefsteak would ever be
classed with the spendthritts.-St
Louis Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
THE TRUE TALE OF MRS. oLEARYs COW

ot~aH. saaasstsa
sla n cn--s- - -. - - ..s 49, -- 49, -.----
really saHr. s5usA her erasoaiiso
sras s,srs ota,
Is -
otesr1 sstr
ai,Fa a~oss ~ r-opt Of cheaaa
MARI o =
= Is
was q bold
- II the ot~ar huHs p
hs carts
e. o1sa1 asea Il iha
Sas aheh htsas
.rvung
AeAa
shs lamp
700 q o. rsafeeflas eauf
sdlsEsux ta1aiaEs
we're on
Ana uhsrssr hanxs shs tale ~ a wora
tha " otearys had tea
pasture dshsf ot
has -isas
Eaiish have AePle2 fi
Ejth methods
eel lighted 70
been aseaefs that
the might q
surplus asking machine else blow out
lights aHd hide TIE Dirt
rapoleos ~ would hc Hkey "a
sza soNa ssAasas issHt avsass
q missing accounts
rofs the asylum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
DESTINY AND FRANCIS H. CT ERGUE

fysry SLOWS powerful oupl
potent him
tbDk pssnt that D. T. Morgan RshHrhai
area anything al usAsus mistakes
Napoleon tie uks mHshroaur
abuY u BORN promoter The
stuleuaous ito bua
IT.
taesus tassa
wee ssB tn
bis achieve
u Ma
tx
caFtY water
lo Phillips s0aneed mat "a uahr him
millions
vasa Smaller
20 nafc e c0ul
president IT the Console
easoa he had
money
wages amounting 10 over ssso uarai
The ak ~ va a
You buy BE- "a a share.
Frsnel a. Clgrsue a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

ere 81 ian yau she bad
sald ihat o. him ans hsi given han
bee hand TO Kiss An huf
it hsi t.ssn sod naht e Ruaj
aeHt Ne fire phfHsrH nothing but
iha lust fnf rfaa.i Iifa faf lifs
gray fHsteh IH tha white ~ ste
rsaa Attracted bite Attention a
afi1E
water BE- usurruufsd
Maurice had strength enough TO
dlsH8uut re ataaeefn1 down fa
the water 90 kprrlHa a fsluhfeHs
passed over him be- Haiied inta ths
UFaHk and aF there unfn thr setter.
almost rfasEIna bla thfu1f HnH 1ias-
ifiis. revived htm tie cfan ien 70
hts knees coughing and shoAi1E
The contact IF fhr euid with fhe
burning aauud caused "a dsiiRtffnl
sHnsafIpn#
water he salI. and spisahsi II
ln Hls face
rHr horse haa come d1asu fram
The rBd lie bad unt waited 20 an
Invitation tis drank thIrHfiiYt 81
ths side ~ bic master The ekfar
nuraied iu hlH IaHE. black thfuat
Nsssn tha fewer Huf fire dird tfat
leaving aHlH tha duilse pain R4en
Doe rHsr from hIH knees be ftiua
that the snrld had not yet cskfed
be- slid raelina De stopped n -
galH bic 50 bsf aud feH into the tlHt
tIe afuEFird f. his feet. is fned
painting go hts asber and tried -
steady himself tie laughed hyntefz
ir8iif ilH had dismauntat but he
knew that hr eaald never climb g.
the back ~ the horse and sielhefa
might yet D. miles away Re walk
the distance. $40 a possible To
raaeh HeIbera before madam.
Madam tha duchess and her
army H. laughed sraln. bat there
Hf# HfHd strain iU HiH fHHE inset
IA. God what farce &c vas pne
fusH dead Hui another dying the
beginning nf the end 1f the war
The comic nurfB Ia Eranda duch-
fssaf tla started down Tho road his
body Hiuaehcd forward. the sahef
trailing iu the dust and singing
wilHiy from hts old faforlte air ia
the opera
T-aH hand ~ madness had touched
him The horse followed At his
heels ss dpK would have followed
bis aHsafrf
Leas trtH mile away yellow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

shat Maurfre feit the weakauina
aua b. taduIssi in q cruel sfnias
They carte Close D. Hzadr Sc though
o. give thr paiHt Naartr thinking
fn anticipate. reached ga 8 -
Hshf Haauenta 81 iss4 hta hfadr ard
hfHuaht e down aith crushing fptss
standing the atile lu chs silrrugas
3 ~ uiua utaaed y sHfIfr EF'tH -
aH inch bat q sank - deeply bel bta
ien shoulder tHat u auliHfefrd thr
coli8r hana aHd afHNfed Nifhiu
haif rf fhH great aftHry that runs
underneath
The world turned fed thaa BLACK
when q rrvw lirht Hzaiu MHuriae
haheii the dripping blade awiuEHs
aI8ft again suddenly tha black
hofae snapped az tha white. whieh
tssrr1 The stroke which would
have spit Maurice skull ia twHIH
Cell on tha rear ~ fhn saddle and tho
blade was 30 Firmly Undecided in fine
wooden usaiiinE that fteHutaIa could
uuf Hifhffae b. az once blinded hF
paln RH H. WHH. and fatuEluw SGT
Maurice Hr hia chance DE thrust
uith aii hia renaluiHE strength ~
ihs afaaa lhsaaf ru aaIr Nlm. And
fhH blade wont true The nthef
body ulffaHrd hla head files b7rk.
his eyes started be- eiuiched wildly
80 the steel. but hlH hands had not
the power 90 teach be a bloody
foam Ruahed between bic iIpa hIa
mouth opened. be HwHBel and
finally tumhisi into the road deus
"A Maurice Kazed down af hm
between the dead eyes and bis ua n
thafe uasset vision ~ Is dark
skinned girl. Wbn. II atIl uvnE.
dwsIt iu lonely convent thousands
Of miles away
Maurice WAS sensible - hHf little
pain. pleasant HumHuHTH began -
ssaat leaa Alsa flsa Sleeve
aaaEad. his lrfl hand RaH ret. aHH
the blood drirHel from hts fuRr5H
aud made round hIaek apotH Boo tH.
dust of the road A eifHis ~ thIE
bi4eknaHH was widening about the
head ~ the faiion man Maurice
watched IL. fascinated IL
was dead and the fact that be wnH
prince dld not matter
n seemed Co Maurice fhHf his oHH
body was Transforming into lead
and be vaguely wondered how the
horse could Tear 40 such a weight.
lie VAS sleepy. too ulmly il gams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

cried Lieut. srharfensiein
The tueu scattered ont soon re-
tutued aifh the brandy Maurice
stsntd he eyes
To she rsiarH'" he said sta the
palace ali IL struggled O. he
bness. ffafn hia Aneea Ia bis feet and
ufaHuad hImarif against q natf goat
Yuuf life 81 miuh he cried Come
on man can die bat onrst tie
muKed and they rstfsRied He
laughed 1t vas soad fight" lie
rseIed off fawafd the palaee steps
They did not hinder him. bat theY
followed. expecting vaeh moment 70
ana hiu fail Hut he fell ret one
hf one he mounted the ateua. steady
Ing himself wtfh the aahef lie
nsined the landing once more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

stesdlcd himself aud vanished into
the palace.
inside Maurice lufehet into the
arms Of capt van hitter
aCHraNrl what has hap
penedf Gods name. you are soaked
in blood battle p
Aye. battle one man iH dead
and another aaan VIII be- tfaa
silent iueidlty heamed iH Maurice b
eFra We were betrayed BY the na E
tive troops they ran 70 meet
suadhm Marshal KHmpf
Prince Frederick ana the efuiraHsisrs
ags prisoners. escaped
nsauyata gave chase
s. anie1 20 kiis iHs tle
gave ms .hia 1 ran him through ths
fhfuHt Knees him 10 south
America. lies dead In
form the archbishop and her high
hess that madam Ia. nearing the city
Tire king
sHushiH said won Mlttsr hush
The hIuK died at o'clock. God rest
hia soul re crossed himself
\ assn dying HaHurd Maurice
1T mv Boz down somewhere If !
fail 1 am dvad MAN After =
uauae s.THhe me into the throne
Hoam shall iaa tlli MADAM
GAMES Let her find me there.
THE brandy
The throne fooin 80 repeated YHn
MIttrf. surprised al this strange re-
aueHt Well Why not Epr what
Is s thfaue when there 81 na kinA 90
nit on H. YOU vii not die, ng
friend though the cut b. a uastY
ONE what iH an arm life In worth
4 thousand of thrmi QUICK be
called % Die troopers aud they ca -
red Mauflau into the thfaug rom
and Deposited him an the euHhians
a. ths foot sf she dais. There they
ieft him.
continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

hasc Wavered IA the sky 4. was tho
reflection 81 the city lights.
Maufiee passed under the town
Hatea. the Wild song an his lira his
eyes blaadshat. his hair dank about
his bros a strange picture they
prevented the man ANA Tho hiE
troop hHfHF. Someone recognize
the tappIuHa az the horse aud "a
rHmof apfead thfuuH huut tbr city
that the kings armY had been de-
featcd aHd that madam vas 40
pHuHihiHE
once gsitaaftae tried 90 stop
Maurice ana inquire into hts bust
uess The iu4uiHitinn Vas abruptly
ended bY "a cul frum the madmana
a8safd
on he staggered. atii singing hs
mad song
The street lamps awuYsd some.
times a dot~u res olfed on uuF poet
and Maurice sauii stop inHH enough
te laugh. iinN easy Il Was "a walk
Al De had a. Do was 90 ia a faai
and the - emeni would fise a.
meet " o. sBa onfN when be- eaw
the tiEhta % the fuYai palace that
sauity returned. This sanity was Of
shurt duration.
To the paiaerf" be erled 70 she
palace To waru hrt' Aud be
stumbled against che gates atiii cali
ins ru the palace To the palace
The cutrasslsfn Nhn had been left
hahind Is q bady guard eafua rim
nlna a. fhr gates The ha.ig - a
man lay there They examined him.
the uniform VAS theira The faNe
lsaH that ~ che handsome young
futriauef sha had gone forth Wtth
the ~finFe what caaid this mraH
AID whafe weHv che uthefaF tad
there tseu desperate hattie
Fetch aHtnr brandy IL lives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
4 GIRL MAYOR

u any sa ams oat af Nar.rsuf sivars hs err pasa
saru s
Ia
ether hs NE passesser train
r q a Nest,sn stris
=
teasf~s
o h awu
yenaw ua e5s ~ Sem pegls on
uattr
saaatss ned ue woaaaa e
q
b.
thinks wiu As Mosese csassn
is TANKS a sstd neisi Nas
q so essr
haasr 10 olfn "a sftt
r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

20 him that he also mus D. lying
Nn b. would mot lIia there
beside this mau lie ntiIi rti4paA
hla HHhaf Indeed hia hand aaa 90
II snldefea e. fbr sffu and leather
atndiuas ga tho hlll A4uiiendaff
had said that NthaValH vas IuNfnets
BILE tiaAuRaIs vas dead.
Was he tao. dflnH
No Maurice cried. throwing off
fHH drau siurHs MN Nuf / Viii uot
dfe hrfsf ga. ho8 The
hafur set OF. iapina easily
Huou aauflae bekHu e. recover
ffam the shock With returning
sense came the increase u pain
pain % tnfmentina and exquisite
that ashs fuse On his throat and
ehakra hin Precipitation matted
hie hats uVrfy breath be teak vac a
hnifr thrust and the ria- 4nd FAN ~
fhe hafas. seHfle - Is aHa. caused
the earth 90 reel and earveH heaven
aatt
fur,befx be vas 20 reach nlsi-
tafs lie repeated this Thought
assf and aFsf siisihvfH. Ia warn
het
niyptsts af ufs began e. ruH up
4nB down mis- side fha dssasis va hts
ueek we've stlffahlnH Hfill she hla8d
vest arp. dur dFie| into ths dusl
Waulf BE- reaeb iiieibrrs ~ upnid
b. Ste az the Hayf Tod faf a drink
~ Hatrf. ruit usfrf Process lfnr mo-
ment 80 the nest he expected 80 drop
ffam she saddir but setltahnN be
haHE 49,
On an on 40 long menees. ftssf~
tire sfeeps be taal Al ira & ~ itie
aaH tha darkness thteksnHst auf the
sfafs a1aaf unf fuafe clearly
WIS Yuu Is this I ia Hag xmas
nar shall ash Monsieur. ~ pfaB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05

~ Ntb AA
Maurice Csfewc. attached a. tho
American leHaiinn h. vienna. while
seskinK adventure IN ulsibsrs. su-
eaantsfa hia ffitud Lnfd John rita.
ssreld whose fHthsE when british
minister a. The puuprt kiuHdHm ton
NeatH Before. protected klna Leopold
ftem ptafs ~ hla cousin tta Rsd ftuks
3asef AMI madr "a iafau lean a. the
EatsrHment
tt'ssetaid desires q assiat the bed.
tttiirn kHE ~ extending che laan.
ffirnfa 80 the daughter ~ the late
laHhr josef amans whom is col ueaus
kata et the fAAi sHHfH s#ieFs se atfa
p place her ga the THRONE. attempt ta
prevent him gFoeH FRINGE Frederick
= 'sftHsts. about ta mhrfl the
ttincepH AirRia. myHteriauHif dlaaps
pears
After Maurice meets ths pfinress he
ani f1tsHrfatd are abducted he thr
aarh-as aHt eaHHnrd 81 Wad Chateau.
where Fitzgerald fails harsissuiy in
lafr With their hostrsa while her
fHrrA fhr Counties - Hsrahsfr
sninsrH Maurice rhr American IL
then Hrnt O. Hirihsfs e. aaeure the
hi.ldr "a haHds rlntina fhtf have been
atnirh. Maurice taptufra johann ksnf
aNh " thH employ - taA AfaHN ais
aha escapes ~ rilar
Asuffee rraears the princess faT
aha % thanked f5 hrf h'shnFas in per
aan
on the nixht befafe Maurice
arrives. knnf tiaeltaas o. slHhrr fhr
inhArrper. n plaf ~ aeauFzta Zee The
ahstuciisn 81 the urtaassaa
kauf discovers TIE hiadrn bends ana
steals fhem NaHatae hHafa
meets the rFlaraaa at tl,f afshbishapa
palace
She sisHs him a 80 rssa @saFias
u Invited a. the raafaa - usaaNsts
ZEE dtasHvsfs that tha ralaHri o. an
aafHasf nahiafaan e Aitaffta against
uhafu - hss sfHfe- u-auezis
SEEKS h AIS MIN and thrY prepare to
Hsht
Maurice wihs the dust bnt spafes
ueauvais Nfit
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Too n1seh praise cannot be be-
rtowed upon The Seattle star O.
the bold and fearless mnnuer IN
which the management Of that paper
has gone after the aairymeu ~ the
Queen city who have been dos tufiuH
the milk sold there When ufhsr
afraid -sa-s speak new spa nera sac
that The star had taken ~ the
Eaunfist throWn down hy She tea-
ders ~ poisoned milk. they hexan
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TIE uma was goiHH du@n anH
clear. whifr tsht prevailed The
duai ueut Uu Mauelar Was EfuHinE
tired IL ard - BE brEau ta FslF
saIelY aH err HefNWHe Whsn They
Nsfr elass Haanyals PLAYED far fhr
uatut the fuufuHHt the sfszrr
wtierei BE- tdoh 90 The elisr ~ snw
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.chlminn IN. The Star VI. Formal
dehgdr The star viii wtn White
River JauTual
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a graad ball aHi BE- given y Ger
mania hall corner Second avenue
ard seneca street. Saturday evening.
October 3 l9a1 Good music good
time Doors open re O'Clock.
Hnga Shave ~ ShreNaeafr Hat.
Ter ard Fau wiii sfaud better sin
Tour gfrf -.
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CHEAP cl0SE-Ih
Acre Tracts
ADJOINING

Cedar
of potatoes
office delay viii al be sold IN one
week
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bank cashier Dubuque missing accounts
short They a. taa asylum