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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-19
NEWSPAPER
AFTER ALL
KNOCKERS
Watonga Republican, Fergu-
sons Paper, Says Things
WHERE IS MERRlCk?
Man Who Would Have Things
Straight
WHERE is MERRICK7

Guthrie, o. T, May 1s.-Since the pub
lication of the sanitarIum report made
by a government inspector, the Watonga
Republican. Governor Fersuson's paper.
in an editorial paragraph. goes after
the alleged knockers who worked up
the legislative investigation Some of the
paragraphs are as follows:
The fellows" who secretly worked up
the anitarium agitation in the legis-
lature and at the same time openly
claimed to be friends 10 the administra-
ton, will probably hear from it later on.
The mills that grind slowly, grind surely.
1t may be that the legislative inves-
tigation is not a closed incident. 1t is
possible that authority higher than Logan
county may look into the affair There is
game in the brush if it can be located,
and the indications now are that it can
be done.
During all of the time that the sani-
tarium agitation was on, this paper had
but little TO say. desiring to let the Ana
Mas knockers have plenty of rope
Where are they today? What do the peo-
the people know it,
Merrick was only a poor tool used by
certain would-be politicians at Guthrie
during the session OF the last legislature.
This matter viii come UP later. The
frisky chaps who (supposing their tracks
covered worked it up and assisted will
hear echoes of it in the future.
Some time ago this paper offered re-
ward of 81 900 for letter from the in
terror department. officially authorizing
Edgar Jones TO take the legislative evil
depce in the sanitarium to Washington.
No one has claimed the reward up to
date. The offer is still open.
Where is Merrick since the government
inspector made his report? Some time
ago Merrick said to a Kansas City Jour
nal correspondent that the governor of
the territory had not requested the sec
retary to send a man TO investigate the
sanitarium. Merrick should have been
unseated in the legislature last winter
when the Smith episode took place
However he has gone into an obscurity
which he is eminently qualified to adorn.
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OFT was reported AT first that Mr.. Han
lin had committed suicide. but every
thing goes TO show that his death was
accidental and so the coroner's jury de-
cided.
Deceased has pleasant home. His
wife and six grown children survive him.
Interment took place today AZ the Elgin
cemetery. Rev. Hodge OF this city went
over 10 conduct the services.
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PECULIAR CASE.
Suit TO Cancel Deed-Two Central
Figures Are Insane.

Oklahoma City. May lS-An interesting
case has been on trial here for scveraI
DAYS past before J. H. Everest as referee.
being the case OF Edward shannon.
minor heir OF Robert Shannon. VS. John
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Eczrma- No cure No psv

Your druggist will refund your money IL
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure ring
worm. letter. old ulcers ard sores. pimples
and blackheads on the face, and all skin
diseases; so cents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-19
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

by Governor Ferguson and 500 by Logan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-19

pliable all the parts, and
assists nature IN its sublime
work. BY Its aid thousands
Of women have passed this
great crisis in perfect safety
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02

La demanda Ell prestigio del
Cuerpo;
Todos los elementos pernioio.
sos, fuera:
Caiga ell que caiga;
Gra ,de 8 pequef1o sin distin-
gos.
La opinion pdblica 10 pide;
I'll GOb0rnadOr 10 interesa:
El Jefe y la Comisi6n 10 Sc
cundan.
Dos dilemas: Renuncian 8 Sc
0xpulsan.
Be mOralizan SO van.
Los cargos llueven.
La embriaguez, La insubordi-
nacion y las faltas de discipline.
Sc castigan;
El deshonor, ell fraude Ell So
bOrnO, SO anatematizan;
La honradez y la virtud Sc
premian;
La laboriosidad y los servicios
Sc tienen en- cuenta.
La. pOlic1a insular debe cimen-
tarse sObre una base solida. FL
honor.
Como fuerza armada debe te-
ner un factor principal, la disci-
pima.
Como cuerpo civil debe bus
carse Ell sus hombres un elemento
primOrdial: la instruction.
Ese es ell caminO.a
Ese, ese es ell camino, repeti-
mos nosOtrOs.
Veremos sf le sigue Mr.. Ha-
mill
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02

los acusados. no hay tenor de que sean
convictos.
Sc daran los pasos necesarios para
lnformar ampliamehte al pueblo de Pto.
Rico, que no ha habido ninguna clase
de favoritismo. Los oficiales que in
trodujeron licores de San Thomas en-
Puerto Rico sin declararlos pagar los
derechos, segufan un antique preceden-
tie. Los oficiales crefan que tenfan de-
recho 4 introducir ia mercancfa libre-
mente, arreglando despues ell caso pa
gando ell yalor total de los artfculos. Y
ell doble de los derechos correspondent
tes. Iguales arreglos Sc hacen regular
mente en- New York ctros puntos,
cuando Sc We que no existe deliberado
proposfto de burlar la ley.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02
(aIumni0 miserable

Parece que alguien Sc entretieNe en-
salar por ahf, creyendo sin duda que
ESQ nos mortifica, que nuestro Di-
0r es hijo de IN GlbaH1E y de mddre
Imocida. Aunque en- los tiempos
rrr$ticos que corremos, tan digno Y
ndo puede ser ell hijo de un albahil
roel hijo de un marques, hacemos
Sar, que nuestro"Director es hijo
gino y de legftimo matrimonio de
! ZoiIo Ma Abril, natural de San
b, f1ncionario de la carrera civil,
ieiempe66 varios cargos, entire ellos
h alcalde de los municipios de Ma
ti0y Yabucoa, donde existen a1n,
1smo que en- la capital, muchos de
migos; v de do1a Jacinta Ostal6,
|Hn de Zaragoza (Espa1a) y sobrina
Aagistrado senior Medina, con quien
ki Puerto Rico ell aho 1860.
ambos contrajeron matrimonio en-
Juan, donde naci6 nuestro Direc-
dendo sus padrinos de bautismo, Ell
sridO Notario, que adn vive, don
laeio Guerra Mondragon Y su dis
s,lda esp0sa.
Ys a6n hay aquf quien desee mas
puede dirigirse & don Pedro Ba-
aLOpez, en- Caguas, Y q don Fran
Z Escut6, en- Juncos, que fueron
ss!o' de la juventud del padre de nues
Director.
ease, pues, como ell senior Abrii
citar & sus padres sin sentir sonro
Tsrgdenza, pues ambos fueron mo-
e honradez y de moralidad.
Podran decir otro tanto los calum-
<fes,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02
/ Eco. de. la Policfa

u hace muchos d1as reprodu-
!. - m artfculo del Eco de la
~ g,, hmZar, en- cuyo trabajo
''I,r lIh,ocaba por La reforma del
'Do7 oo tai como nosotros La he
NM yrsnido pidiendo desde hace
I. s1os. - - z,4.
..,nro ny' trae mn suelto en- el que
mora & y Sc afrman las ideas por
lotros apuntadas.
VI gomos dich0 que Sc hace ne
,rio una selection en- el perso-
/ IA a Ia policfa, Y ESQ mismo pide
gemos dicho Que no deben
.nanecer por mas tempo en- esa
4itnci6n oficiales acusados de
g"5e. de inmoralidad Y de pro-
l.ores de turbas; y asf opina -EyI
!, euclamando: &Caiga el que
IN grande 8 pequanO. > Sin
btingOs.2
/ Tosotros nos completeness en-
|, aue ell 6rgano en- la prensa de
instruction Sc colOca on esa ac-
II moralizadora, pues es un sig.
| N que en- la Jefatura de dicho
sroo hay el noble proposito de
~marlo hasta hacer de 6l una
Eftuci6l que honre al pals,
eto que esta formada de ele-
p'tos guertorriqucflos.
V4ase ell suelto de EE Eco,
81 que estamos perfectamente
acuerdo;
LA selection.
La ezige la dignidad del pals;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02

ran que no h0 h0btd0 .f0&orltasn1o.
Washington, Abril q. -El attor-
new general Knox Y los secretarios
Show, Moody Root no sel lexpllcan CO.
mo sc ha procesado & los yofciales del
ei6rcito Y armada, acusados de contra
bando, despues de haberse dade orden
de que no Sc procesaran, toda yez que
el asunto habfa sido arreglado.
Ell misterio Sc aclar6 con una CO.
municaci6n Official en- la que sc manlfes-
taba que la causa obedecfa celOs en-
ira los oficiales del ej6rcito y armsda de
alounos puertorrlquenos y americanos.
Esta information vino en- un cable
grama del Jefe delpuerto de San Juan
al Secretario Moody Ell dice que ell
Jub-coIector Mood, de San Juan, es Ell
que ha renoyido los eargos, en- alberta
violaci6n de 6rdenes del collector, qulen
est6 dispuesto obedecer las indicaclo-
mes de Washington.
FL senor Mood trapaja en- ammonia
con ell iuez que exort6 al gran Jurado
para que no tomara en- consideration la
orden del attorney general, Knox y
volviera & procesarlos. Tanto ell 1ue2
como Mr.. Mood sc dicen estan ape Tados
nor mn fuerte elemento en- su mayo~la
naIiyos, que Green existe favoritIe.no
nara ofciaIes del ejercito armada.
Rl8acretario Moody habl6 de esta
nueya faz del asunto con ell secretario
Root V dItimamente Mr., Root el Sc
cretario Schaw tuvieron una conferen-
cia.
No se sabe Ell acuerdo aque han lie
gado, pero Sc cree que = Mr.. MOOD no
cess en- su actitud en- remover este asun-
10 nue VIA ha sido definitivamente arre-
plado-con intervenci6n Gel propio pre-
sidente, ell sub-colector. Sc hallara prom
70 fuera de su colocacion
No SO ha reconocldofohc Ell
arresto de los oficiales nA por. el secre-
tario Root nj por ell secr@tario Moody,
nj Sc Ia nrestara atenci6h alouna. ST
alnunos de los oficiales fu9re conyicto,
habra que hacerse algo necEpsariamente.
pero como el goblerno 40 lprocesara q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02
lila cauci6n juratOria?

La FL Ec6 de la PoJ5cta haSulGr, y
arGbro de eServicios importantes
~ semana dc Abril, por distrlto,9
sAoo8 "a siguiente nota
San Juan. -Guardia Manuel L.
aoa detiene & Jose Maule6n por
dniento.a
ono III nuestro corresponsal, nj
sa de San Juan, han dicho NADIA
Ilte 3 este nuevo delito cometldo
ar6a Maule6n, del que nos da
4lora ell peri6dieo 6rgano de la
y laSllar, que, con mayores mott
N Ofro peri6dico, tiene razon para
"sn l1tormado, sc nos ocurre pre-
~ estaba Maule6n en- libertad ba-
as.la de 800 dollars, prestada por
,,loty, y en- cauci6n juratoria
Sc meses2
" I ile ese auto dictado por ell Juez
p'Olendo cometido otro delito
y ~ o e. que Sc le aplic6 la pena que
,ace 'eeaia para los turbulentos, Use
y, iI',aScado la fianza de 500 dollars
= m m ia Sc sabe que Maule6n que
ao'ftad, pero obligado, dwrante
s. no rej9cid5r, 8 en- case con-
Ia perdida de la fianza prestada.
~ 'e cumpla la ley en- todas sus
u r9e que los 500 dollars pasen q la
Ararlo plblico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02
CompIacido

Don Julian Jose de Ahedo, amigo
de Duestra distinction, nos escribe desde
la Capital manifestandonos haber tras-
ladado su nueva casa escritorio, q la ca
lie de la Fortaleza n1mero 80.
Este senior llevaba Ia amos de resi-
dencia en- la calle de la Luna n1mero
1O8. de la que tuvo que salir por dispo-
sici6n de la Junta Superior de Sanidad,
como ocurri6 todos sus vecinos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02
POr seduction

Ha sido procesado en- Vieques, por
seduction de una joven menor de vein
ti6n amos, don Gregorio Brignoni.
Este seflor Brignoni, prohombre
del partido republican, en- aquel pue-
bio, es NADIA m6nos que presidente del
Ayuntamiento.
FL hecho tuvo lugar en- la misma
casa de Brignoni.
NADIA; que esos repu blicanos Sc han
propuesto salir esc6ndalo por d;a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-02
ltNTA De CATOLICOS

81 aeyerendo Padre Cura de esta
ssos ~ J Suplica que, en- su nombre,
sion los vecinos cat6iicos de esta
n,s.par para una junta que tendra
All ia Domingo 4 las 5 y media
p d. eon el fin de nombrar una
| ea ,,s'a. ss,lya a la Association.
sablss 80 ~ completeness 4 nuestro
farroco,
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R0BER!0GRAHAM lNGENlERo, MI.iM LIN
Taller de Maquinaria, Herreria, Fundic6r
y Carreterla. Ponce, Pto.-Rico


MATERI Al atodos los
MOTORES Osencilo nonicos
DRYAsOUST, neior NON
economi de ~
de two de EEREP pro
Pdan toda
de culvo
S'ae9 pals 'Asp'0s' ~ ~ Marina 20 Ponce T, b
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CeIos de los ofiCiaIes
de- ejercitO y armada
Por 10 Que algunos puertorrique-
nos Y americanoS cStudian ef
asunto del contrabaTdo.

Sui cozector Mood patode Qte1lqr cesarote.
Altos functonazTo8de Washington decle-
ran que no ha ha5id0 .fatoritisnao.
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GET FUNNY
STUDENTS PUT HUMAN eosE 8
ON ALTAR AT PULLMAN


PULLMAN Dec. She State Cni-
i~xs auditorium stage vas decorated
~ some students Ia the late hours II
last night These STUDENT. exercised
some q their ataxei-up surrKY ard
displayed artistic ahtlity. The dseara-
items on the stage we're composed - a
igfnhsr wagon. two stuffed black hears.
two stuffed fswna a COWS skeleton. a
hns'a skeietan. and the skaictoa Of
some iil-fatea human.
The wagen was placed IN the middle
al she platform. while the bouy frame
Of some eaw. which had submitted IL
self 20 the care of the veterinary de-
partmrnt some six months age. wan
hltc he'd % the waEun tongue AZ though
destined 10 haul th~ load. Tho load
consisted u tha Skeleton - one hos.
which al some past Date WAS also In
trusted to the medical care % the
students 81 The veterinary Department.
ard two large black bears which were
Standing upright The two fawns
brought 30 the rvar.
This ridicuIaus Scene was made more
inughabis By the pv-er~neo of the hu-
man bonea. The skeleton was stand
fng Just tn front Of ne large wagon
ard behind the chapel aesk. The long
finger bones were painting TO the
chapel nihle. which was open at the
thIrtF-sighth Psalm. which reads
There IL NO soundu~Ns In my flesh be-
cause % thine anger; Heither - there
any rsat IN my bones because 81 my
sin" etc. a HEhicd candle was placed
beside the Btbie
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why THEY MET
I'M SECRET
THE BREWERY TRUST OFFICIALS WERE INTER
ESTED IN THE STAR CHAMBER SESSION OF
THE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION

The fact. now knew. that the Seattle
srcwlnE a AattinK cumpanN. AND nat
Vice President Sweeney aione, Il the
lessee IT the nutlcr hotel. throws new
mght on the executive meeting az the
Manu- aeturefa' associate hon last " esiucH-
dsy AZ the chamber Of commerce. At
this meeting resolutions condcmniug
IN Nnathing terms the union beNcett On
ftAintsr beer wcrr PASSED. but the pub
lie waN not allowed TO learn what
methods or manner ~ speeches led up
&c the adoption ~ the resolutions
IL Is now more apparent WIZ Il WAS
- suddenly Resolved to make the
mcetinE an executive session n il
given out on Eoad authority hat the
letter from the Seattle BreWing s
Maitlng company ta ], "a Frink prrs-
ident of the Manufacturers asaocia-
uon. Vas sent b. Vice President
Sweeney. The letter requested that 4
special .meotiug ~ the Association he
held e. adopt resolutions unholdins the
Seattle NFvwine a Maiting eampany,
Such a resolution would be good adj
verilaement for the ioeat brewery oe-
topuS sweeney thought
The meeting Was accordingly held.
Ssveral minutes prior Go thc hour "a
which IL was called tp urdgfs t'rvsis
DENT Andrew Heinrich % the Seattle
Brewing a Mating comranv, APP
psarvd Oh the scvne. evidently much
aEitafed. tt b. said that Be strongly
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opposed the holding OF the meeting and
che passage of the resolution. arguing
that tbs boycott was already dead
letter and that the endorsement 81 the
association was unnecessary. Hut Ia
view ~ the now facts IN regard 10 tho
Ownership af tho Butler. which have
eome te uKhL Il appears that he maN
have had other motives iu tRkinK such
a stand
Richard itRyter. secretary OF the a.
aerintiou. gave uut the Information To
the newspapers and interested prf-
SONS "a ho had come 60 attend the meet
ing that u would hc executive. Item
rich had tanE consultation with
NFtnk. and then the meeting was
called n L. now believed by many
union men that the knowledge that
the Seattle brewing \ Mailing com
pauy VAS the lessee of the Butler Vas
what was troubling tiemrich. Fer
hays h. did not want 20 explain who
it vas that Nas ieasins the Butler and
vas afraid he might be Obliged "a. Or
MAY BE- he did explain the matter and
the resolution was passed hY the as
aarlauun with FUN knuNlelfe - the
situation Then the fact that several
81 the leadlnE members ~ the asaecta-
ton WeHe Temperance men and dtd not
like Ia b. shown up in the emharrnaH
iog position before the public u sup
nortng a brewery had something to
do With the privacy q the meeting,
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THEY HIT
EN- HARD
sookIEs co WAY TO TIE BAD
As RESULT OF TELEGRAPH
MANS ERROR


SPOKANE Dec Is The follow
gra Of the Izonlea IN Spukauo ptckan
up little Christmas muney yvater-
day when close to It0Qa Was takeii
from the poolrooina 81 the wlnnins
at Mlsty'a rfid. ia She third rae.
at tuEiesid.. The begtafa Weru aid
"a IN theif pisaauHabic task Ia Est
ting between the l-,olroamu and
their MONEY by the delay Of the tel
eKraph operator on the poo.lruon cdr
cult AtiHtys Pride opened AZ lhEie
side n 10 /. These odds sorv ar-
cordingiy teieEraphcd over the SCUM
try.
A large. Juicy huneh was ahroai
that Mistya Pride was the only
moving thing in IN. raec. ard the
hookirs wsrr floodea with money
The odds at the track were lmmrdt-
zf-iy lowered To : 70 s The tcie-
graph operator delayed the rrndinE
OF the new odds for five minutes or
So. and all At the Wise once got husy
with their rolls and played Misty >
Pride at the fat odds OF 20 !. Tbs
oxford poairu-nfn lost about 81 100
% Mlsgy's Fritr. and the Nar~irh
whn tappad Tor a little norw. Hut
IL Vas Ia seattle and Portland that
the real fancy friits were pat 81 the
iob the gang that was Instrumental
ln fixing the Telegraph operator ~ar
busy on the Seattle end. Clancy
Mas reported 60 have drurred 81 900
ard another p~r-tier suffered to the
extent Of lkoeo In Portland the
rang cleaned ap about tieep When
the race wus over the roalroafu men
he.statcd aisout pavtrw off oa aiHiy.a
Pride. bat finally rssiiEsa that they
we're No against a.
A. result Of yesterdays -vrt
one telegraph operator ard several
p-salroon sfnplayrs are looking for
fr,l,w
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ROBBE:R
DRUGGIST SAVED HIS
MONEY pLUcKILY AT
RISK OF HIS LIFE

J. l. Krrychle. proprietor Of the
Waila NailA PHARMACY at the cor.
ncr Of Twenty first avenue and East
Jefferson street. saved his money at
the risk Of hts life last night By
defYinE a masked bandit armed with
a hiE revolver
Throw up your hands. and gvt a
hurry On you. too was the com
mnnd kreyvhic received from the
rohhcr. Instead Of ohayiuE u he
dropped 10 the floor behind the coun-
ter and cFawled a few feet 10 where
he cautiously pcUped cut from be
hind the Uofuer OF the show case,
but the bandit had fled.
krcys'hic was Ia the store alone at
the time Of the attempted robbery
tie notified the polioa and Patrulurn
Carr and keefe were scnt cut on
the ease.
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citisn. which he lntImated some time
ago that he would soon seek. the
grain buyers OF Seattle and Tacoma
Will demand terminal rates They
xflI midst that the charges hereto
fore made FOE Portland be extended
TO seattle. THIS. IN view II the fact
that the q. " q D. ~ q road amen
able 90 interstate cofnfusr-e lass.
gives the grain men the belief that
their requests wtii b. complisd With.
IL is an open secret that the g, X.
a ~. has IN the past favored the
Portland grain buyers In trunHporfa-
ton ffum the lntsrtor points 10 that
city. This n at the present their
only prot~ction Rxninrt tho Psxrt
sound buyers who. should they De
granted the same rates. could un-
qusaiicnahly take advantage Of the
loWer port charKva. and afNo Of the
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RIcH MEN ARE
NOT AL Apply
crossus. King o. Lydia, Had
Tro1bsss Of Ais Own, ard Thsrs
Ars Others

cro~sum. the John u. Rockefeller
ux the kingdofn of Lydia. Was very
weli-so-do in worldly goods AMI
e-haffeEx -Aa rtcn ~ Gro~Hus - a
saying about 1.s0e years Old. He
had his troubles. however. and some
Of them w.re ftlli gro~n. He VAS
taken captive once By Cyrus, aud
only saved hfulseff from being bum
ed alive BY quoting a saying Of
solon. the raEe. He finally had to
flse his Kingdom Tor parts unknown
Many Of the rich mans troubles
today conne from high living ard
eosrsf be avoided They ere ozuuxht
on BY eating al Kinds Of rich.
heavy foods az irregular times. lack
Of proper exercise. undue mental
strain. unnatural Afimulauts. etc.
ana are commonly known az indi-
g.sfion. Dyspepsia and weak ssoui-
ach. They are serious troubles al
right but not only can they Dc
avoided. but can also be cured. and
thai without toes OF time or proper
fnod And nourfzhment
Sfuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
the certain relief - dyspeptiess rich
and poor alike. There N no such
Ting a. stopping their onward
prngr~zs now. A great nation has
placed its stamp OF approval up9n
their noble work. The thousands
and thousands o. cures they have
effected and the happiness resulting
thersfrosn have made their name a
household word throughout the
Land.
The story 81 ssuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets can be told IN a word They
actually DO the work that the weak
and wasted stomach IL unable 60 do.
and allow IL to recuperate and re-
gain It's strength. They contain all
the essential properties that the gas
fric juice and other digestive fluids
do. and they digest the food Just az
a sound and wen stomach would,
They relieve the storuarh just as
one rested and refreshed workman
relieves the one On duty That u tired
and worn. ard Mature does Der own
work Of restoration. 10 Is q simple.
natural processs that a child can
underwtsnd. You can eat all you
want without fear ~ results. stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets are for sale
By eli druggists II 80 cents box
Druxgfsfs ali know better than 10
ny 20 GIT along without tb~m, az
s<s~ demand for them is great ana
s~tssxa@l
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BLAcKMAH
UNKNOWN MEN THREATEN TO
kIpNAP MILLIONAIRE SON
AT ST JosEpH

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. Dec. S5.-For
several weeks PAST Ailten .. Tootle.
a millionaire banker 81 Sc, Joseph.
has been receiving threatening let
tors demanding money. Last night
Mr.. Tootie. preceded by six police Of
ftcsrr and several personal friends.
all heavily armed, went TO the
tryHting place named In the lotters.
No one showed up 20 get the money
h. was supposed 10 carry with him.
Two Bosptcfoua characters WIRE seen.
but they managed To escape frufu The
Officers, who were In hiding 20 cap
iure the blarkrnallers when they
should appear 10 meet Mr.. THOtie.
The method purHus-d BY the biark >
rnallcrs b. SIMILAR 90 that taken
by the me- he Cudahy case at
Omaha. ThsS threaten 70 steal Mr.
Tootle's little son.
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Pine Furniture

beavy pilotage charge that iDcr-ase
The cost OF exporting from Portland.
Whatever Mr.. Hartman plans are
h. vii! endcaNoT Ia protect the Port
land buyers ~ IL generally under
stood IN Wall street that a. sosn As
the bayern Of both cities can b~
placed upon an equal footing. the
ooutFsct viii be given. and then thu
supremacy between the cities VIII
rect upon the ability Of tina ON
featanfR
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The material viii Be used In repair
inE the old Spanish nTvak Nater.
hseh was abandoned BY the SPAN
laraa upon the outhreAkinK Of tbs
var. The company also has other
euntractN with tho government IN
Manila barber. for Shsch all the sup
plies viii be shipped from Seattle.
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WANTS BRYAN
OuSTED
WIDOW WANTS NEW ExEcu-
Toe TO prilo Q. sENNETTs
WILL APPOINTED

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. T.
Mrs. Bennett. widow Of Fhilo =.
Bennett. yesterday fiied application
for the removal OF william jennings
Bran as executor OF the VIII Of her
hate husband. on the ground that
he has neglected and violated hts
duties. and because bis interests per-
snnaily and an trustee are inlinIcd
10 thos. ~ the texatres % the will.