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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
G,ena D. 0'Ao1gAt
III D1xte .Z0in,a
Observation-Disclosures

N Augusta Chrontcle: /, II +. h,
nnce at 70 N bsnoc sd. victory viii be- con-.
coded. but that the presence OF the con.
vtntlon Is either essential to CARRYING
tho state, or likely to materially Influence
tho restilt Is an opcn uttestloii. z
Chat tnnooga rimes: n,
From ltldicntloiis now apparent therein
bc mighty little scratching Of tickets ioxt
year. 1'lio limos arc going to DO drawn as
lightly us they were In 1884, and th1se
who arc not for ono Of tho great parties
nre going to be for tho other. 4; Iherc's
going to be mighty litto wasting OF
votes OH side issues this limo.
X, Nashville American: .F-,
IN Pill KNOX may be q trust lawyer, but
he doesn't talk lko one. Truth Is, Mr
Knox Is firing some pretty hot shot into
tho Northern Securities Company.
dallas 11mcs-11oiuld:
lDr. Crums nnmc has boon scnt to tho
Sennto onco moro from tho ext cutlVo
mansion. Tho President should try Cri,n,
on 13ostoi, or oyster Bay. dc has tested
sigmlled back bouquet Of undisgusod
contempt.
Irloridn Times-Unior:
IA Colombia declares that we cannot crush
her army. Sho Is moro than ltnlf right
we have got all we want to do to Crush
out the scandals in our own army. 4
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Colonel Bryan and the Gear Of all tho
Russlas snapped pictures. Bully.
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THE BEST WAY TO REACH FLORIDA.
via the Southern Railway Two limited
trains daily with Dining Cars" leave
Richmond 1890 noon, arrive JacksSnvile
following morning o;25, connecting for all
FLORIDA points, Nassau, ~ r., and Ha-
vana, Cuba. Excursion tickets on sale
daily.
G. w. WEsTRURY, D. PA.
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baillrf ana made his living by serving

wits. lg
i.a h5+i =-..--------.=-::-:----s st-jg3
Ono of tho joys Of Christmas and a rare
joy, too, is the handling Of clean money.
At this festive season the banks make
special efforts and the public for once in
a long while. are treated to the delight Of
handling crisp, clean notes and shiny sill
YER, 3l X.
At other times tho torn, mangled. germ
laden and filthy notes that are handled
In the. daily business OF tho country at
largo are q disgrace to our system Of
banking. t,ss i
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NOTICE, FREE CONCERTS,
Our store will be open every evening
until 10 o'clock until Xmas Day, ia "a
WALTER D. MOSES & co.
1903 East Broad Street,
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GUT FLOWERS, HOSES. vloLETs
The largest stock Of Roses. ,Yiolets.
Lilies OF the Valley, Chrysanthenums
and Cut blowers, Bridal Bouquets and
designs. shipped to all points, w. a.
Hammond. Mo- l07 E. Broad st.
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l<urnnssi in Ashanti land, Is now con.
nectcd with tho coast, $50 miles distant
BY railroad: Trains began TO run In Octo-
Der. Tho limo was begun In 1893.
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Paris is mourning tho loss Of It's oldest
tree an elm planted by order of Sully, in
1000, In the 2uo st. JACQUES. It's fearless
this year.. ~
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A Few Foreign Facts.

Shooting at 1.-Two adversary with wax
bullets, BY tho way of. duelling practice
Is tho latest exercise OF Partisan votarles
Of the revolver.
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Women, arc now being substituted fo
men III tho italian postal service. Slgno
Gain1berti tho Minister Of Ports ant
kilograms, Is responsible for the change
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Personal and General.

Personal and General.
w. r. Gannett, Of Proyidenee; r. i.
has a tiny silver candlestsck that isn't for
SO le. Edward Everett gave 1t to Daniel
Webster many years ago,
Miss Helen Miller Could announces
that she will be present at tho opening
spend much time In the city during the
big fair.
william G, Rodger,. Grief Of tho 6 che 70,
Shat position. He has little Cherokee
blood in his veins. being nearly White
There is talk in Atchson J.. ! has, $, t Of
ingalls,, running for the Legislature. Mr;
ingalls, lives IN the lngalls homest tira
district extends to the west end OF the
county, thirty miles away.
Rev. $. ~. Rowland who has been en-
American Board since 1873, has been elect
ed professor of theology IN Atlanta ,rhco-
logical Seminary. Flo IS a native Of Cey-
lon and a graduate of Amherst,
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IL Tho Raleigh Times says;
i,!,rhc spubllahers can woll afford to. rny
the Methodist preachers expenses to and
from conference for. ripping The one
w or1an'' I'm tho back. AS soon MS vt 10
said d book Is indecent u lot of peopie
run for It.
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Tho Nvlnston-salcm Sentinel says:
Whom the Pearl Of the Antilles comes
under the Stars and Stripes, as shc Will
some Of these days-it Will be after she
has herself knocked at the door. for ad,,
mission, and American immigration and
I in tho greatest republic Of all history.
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North Carolina Sentiment.
Tho Greensboro Telegram Joytully OK
claims:
As We thought all tho while that North
Carolina would DO the first to sec flying
machine that files. n
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GUT FLOWERS.
Roses Carnations, Violets, NUNS, Lily
of Valley, In large quantity, at MANN s.
BROWNS No, s Weet Broad street
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3Es Tho longest canal In tho world IS that
which extends from tho frontier OF China
there arc 1l,OO0 miles Of canal, irrigating
8,O0D0OO acres Of land. t5t Val
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-14
ASKED GRAFT" In ST. 900 BILLS
OLDEST BL4CKNAILING OF CORPORATIONS IN
MURPHTS DOCK BO4RD
Railroads Forced TO Pay S125Ooo Before Leases We're Dlred
Egan Case Today

Extremely sensational rumors were in circu-
lston last night in connection with the old
Tenarany Dock Board scandal It is said that
as soon as District Attorney Jerome resumes
investigation Of the old Dock Boards doings
ne viii Try 70 discover the truth or falsity of
tbese allegations:
That railroad company having several piers
or the North River had 10 pay $4,000 in one
thousand dollar bills before it could get what ii
wanted.
.be East r Yer. paid $4,000 in one thousand
dollar bills Tor renewal Of its pier leases
That q well known coastU-ise steamship COM
nanv was held up for $4,000 before II could
secure a renewal OF its pier leases. and that
rsosuse Of us refusal 10 pay the blackmail il
6id not get its leases until the Low administra-
lion took charge Of the Dock Department
Assistant Corporation counsel Edward J. Nc
cui-e fusion candidate for President OF the
Ros-5 Of Aldermen. represents the city in the
csss on the calendar before Justice Scott to-
6sv While this action is likely to attract A
great deal Of attention. it did not possess as
--prb interest 10 Ta1nmany men last night as
-he stories 81 the magnificent grating con-
erct4a while the old Dock Board was in charge
~ tbe cfty's waterfront interests. The story is
rs follows
y WAS DONE AFTER CLOSING HOUR
Pending the signing Of leases for three piers
90 p large railroad corporation. the company
vas instructed tc send its representative To the
oa-e NJ the Dock Board. At Pier ]. This was
.- 1901 The company was asked 10 have its
man there al .bout 1 30 p. m. after regular
ofFiee hours When he got there there was only
one clerk IN The cashiers Office. The clerk told
fbe conrarys man THAI the leases were ready.
H,5t that before rhay were passed over II would
Re ueoAssarz fo~ -i1e company to pay $4,000 in
ono thousand collar bills The comrany's rep
-sserta-fvc thought ir was = Joke. until he was
convinced 10 the contrary. The leases were
kept hy The clerk until the company paid the
price
2 similar transaction took place when an
other railroad company. after getting two piers
~ low rental had 20 pay $4,000 in thousand
toIsr bills before the lease was turned over.
In rho case Of the steamship company. its
president was told over the telephone that he
would not set = lease unless he paid $4,000 i'm
cash. He would not pay il. His application for
piers was hung up" by tho old board. and was
not acted on until after Commissioner Hawkes.
took charge Of the department
Charles r. Murphy. Peter F. Never and J.
Sergeant Cram yesterday. through their coun-
The dock fraud scandal case in which Joseph
Egar. lessee Of the hulkhead between Twenty
eighth and Twenty-ninth SITS. is charged with
having tried 10 defraud the city Of more than
ENaG91 over until after election. It was said
last night ~ the Democratic Club that Justice
Scott would adjourn the case. The case is on
she calendar for to-day before Justice Scott IN
the Supreme Court. Thomas c. O'SulliVan'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-14
CARS ACTION DISLIKED.
Pgblic Opinion Sides 7cith Japan
PO6cy an Far East.

tsae-.s. 20 IT. Nez-YorS Tribune b. French cabls'
Copyright. 1903. by Tho Tribune Association
Rome oct 1.-THE decision OF the Car not
70 cone % Italy certainly has not Increased
the feeling OF friendship for St Petersburg at
Rome never very warm. An occasion imneo>-
stey presents itself for italy 20 show her senti-
,nents toward Russia. as in the Manchurian az
Tar public opinion here decidedly sides with
Japan. Hope is expressed that Japan may have
with he- England and America, the former as
IN ally and the latter a defender OF rights
IN the Far East II is said on good authority
tfat Instructions have been sent to the Italian
tsrsdron in Japanese waters TO act in accord
N.h he British and American authorities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-14
JEROME'S PLEA FOR FUSION.
OPENING MEETING OF CITIZENS UNION-GREAT En-
THUSLfSM FOR LOW And OTHER SPEAKERS.
District attorney Calls Gout political Prostitute and Traiorous
Renegade" Stencil Bl lind" Says Mayor

Herman Rdr the of the Gemansmr-
Reform
and counci
Suer-
Trautnan andC Chandler
Democrat organia
MEGA has in
wfhA Murphy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-14
SMALL NATIONS NAY WAR
FOUR STATES INFOLTED.
Nicaragua and Guatemala dg0'"st
.SGIuadOr and Honduras.
TO FIGHT FOR DELAY.

Panama. oct. 13-According TO news received
here fror, Central America, President Helaya
Of Nicaragua and President ESTRADA cabrera
Of Guatemala are preparing to declare Wal
against Salvador and Honduras. Ten thousano
CIuaterT7alan soldiers are reported TO ne march-
ing toward the Salvadorian frontie" WIN
powerful force of artillery Al SANTA <Niia'
thirty-five miles northwest OF san 0alVdooi d"
Salvadorian army is being organized under
c,o,aral F2epaIado. Many war munitions have
teen TRANSPORTED from the port of Acajutla 10
Ia Union which is near the Nicaraguan from
tier
Nicarac,;au emigrants are receiving arms
from General Regalado. which have been trans
ported TO Amapala-
II is reported that Salvador ard Honduras
will back the Liberal movement in Nicaragua
headed by DR.. Francisco Baca, against Presl-
dent Zelaya.
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Information was received in NeW-Orleans on
co,ober . that President Cabrera OF GuateiIlaia
US considering the invasion Of Salvador ana hau
,,daavorcl 10 enlist the aid Of the Hondura"
Government. but had fa:ied PRESIDENT ..l
.. IA not abandoned his plan. and between
= thousand and seven thousand GufteilAidi
,rooDs were at that time gathered al various
roirts on the Salvador frontier
4 week previously advices were receiver % a.
.v,,ected invasion OF Nicaragua by Honduras
enforce that countTy's opposition l" ~ -
I,o,",o,, % ri,.sburg in which Cleveland cain-
tslists are interested There is also frolie' -
uutc between the two countries reGlIut'e -.
respective rights in the valley of the VANS
Nicaragua and Guatemala have aPPHi -,
-, Hfarcb salvador and Guatemala were on
the threshold Of war. which was aVertea Dy ."s
friendly Intervention Of Leslie oo'''7'
States Minister TO Guatemala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-14
FORECASTS OF PEACE.
Roassaying 4dUices ReceiCed from
the Far East.

Berl:u Oct. I3-Count Inouye. the japanese
Ainisier. says that everything in the dispute
between Japan AID Russia VII he settled ami
ca5,y.
London Oct 13.-Baron Hayashi. the jap
".sSc Minister here has received reassurlng
Aees from japan with reference 10 the situation
ia the Far East He says his telegram indicates
mat there is no need whatever for alarm, and
ADDS that the message was not reply 70 any
'ning he had sent by cable He believes the
cispatch was caused by the sensational rumors
which have been in circulation ia Europe and
which finally reached Japan.
The trend 81 the information received here to-
az regarding the Far Eastern situation was
-tTs alarming The "Franlafurier Zeitung'
ronrlaucd on fourth page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-14
WARNED NOT TO BE DUDES.

iBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRGBCNEl
Wheeling w Va oct l3-The Greenbrier Pres
bytery to-day adopted resolutions against clergy
men wearing "bohtailed' coats. The resolutions
sta that clergymen have departed from the Gus
toms Of the fathers in wearing 'bobtailF ana they
are solemnly warned 10 avoid such dress rs IS
worn by dudes and worldly men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-14
ContIauod on fourth page.

he i.3sf tho Best.-tso-geous october outirgs on
- cerfoTfablt DaV Line steamers. Last up trip
- Ilih: aoRu 18Th. Foliage. Muaic.-Advt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-14

counsel for Joseph Egan. said last night that he
mao asked Corporation Counsel Rives for an
adjournment because of his pressing business
! engagements and that his request had been
! refused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-14
~ AID 1910 NIGHT.

1855 noon AND 1910 NIGHT
to- 81, s-,,,rc NJ Seaboard Air Line Ry last
,i - :" Atir1s and southwest once llS way
-AdTt-
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so DIFFERENT.
Lots Of Claims Like This But 80 ph.
.ferent-Loeal Proof ls What
Salem People Want.

Lots Of Claims Like This But 80 ph.
ferent--Loeal Proof is What
Salem People Want.
Thore are a great many OF them
Every paper has lts share.
Statements hard to believe, harder
TO prove
Statements from laraway places.
What people say In Florida.
Public expression from California
ofttimes good endorsement there
I But OF little service here at home
Salem people want local proof.
The sayings of nclghbors. friends
and citizens.
Homo Endorsement counts;
Ia disarms the skeptic beyond dis
pute.
This is the backing that stands be
hind every box OF Doan's Kidney Pills
Here is case Of Il:
James A. Tanner. farmer. corner
Thirteenth and Lewis stsy says so
many suNtI Alhih hiAh'1 hNhA.
plant that for a time was alarmed
about myself for | was troubled with
my back aching In the region Of my
kidneys. think II was caused first
by a strain from heavy Eftlng ! did
two years ago. ! kept getting worse
instead OF better and finally consulted
doctor Ho told me had gall stone
IN the bladder. but trouble with Kid
ney secretions existed their too fire.
quent action disturbed my rest from
fifteen TO twenty times a night This
was very annoying and was In bad
way when read OF Doan's Kidney
pills and procured a box at Or.
Stones drug store To say I was sur
prised nj the speedy effect OF their
use Is putting II mlldly.( l have re-
commended Doan's Kidney pills to
others ana will always have a good
word for them"
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$500 EPSyA@D SCs yoA5S
WHO CANNOT BH CURED.

BACKED UP by over third Of century
Of remarkable aud uniform cures, record
such as no other remedy fof the diseases
and weaknesses peculiar 10 women ever
attained the propTictors aud makers Of Dr.
Picrecs favoHte Prescription now feel
fuily warranted In Offering 10 pay $500 IN
legal money Of the United States, for any
caie.of feucofrhea Female Weakness, Pro
iapsus. OF Falling of Womb which they
cannot cure. All they ask Is fair aud
reasonable trial OF theft means Of cure
WoRLD'S DfsPENsARY MEDICAL AsSo-
CITATION. pfoprietors, Buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs ". j. Kidder. OF Hiu bale Farm (Rnos-
burg Ccnterl Rnoshurg W writes During the
part year I found myself expecting maternity,
and W rapidly failing health, suffered dread.
fniiy from hioating and urinary ditAculty !
was growing pcrccptihy weaker each day sud
suffered much sharp pain Al times. ! fei, that
something must be done Took twelve bottles
Of DR. picfce's Pavortc Prescription, aud also
folowed your instructions began 10 improve
Immediately my health became excellent. aud l
couid DO ai my owu work. had short. easy
eon6ncmctt aud have healthy baby boy"
Dr Picfcc's Common Sense Medical
Adviser j. sent ffCf ON receipt OF ~ one
crut stamps fof the paper covered book, oi
a stamp. for the cloth bound Address
Dr. r. V Pierce, Buffalo n. Y.
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The general specifics numerous
cases OF torture by command OF
American officers. whose names he
mentions. giving his authority for the
statements made. In one instance
fifteen inoffensive persons in village
had been subjected to the torture
known as the water cure" One Of
them. an old and highly respected cit.
lien. had been fatally burned In his
house, which had been set on fre
while he was lying unconscious from
the effects OF the torture.
In another instance 600 people had
been confined In n small building
The general says he has no reason to
disbelleye these statements; in fact,
the case OF the man tortured and
burned TO death had been confirmed.
He saw and talked with a number OF
men who had been victims OF the
water cure"
We need not repeat here the var
ious other instances Of atrocities re.
lated by general Miles. as his report
has been printed Ana while he ex.
pressly exorerates a number OF the
American generals In the Philippines,
he was given 10 understand that Ger.
tain other commanding officers In the
islands had conniyed at the cruel
treatment OF natives. Lieutenant
Gaujot who had irst tortured three
priests and Afterwards taken them
out To be shot was court-martialed,
escaping with a trivial sentence.
Among the examples OF misconduct
related by the general Is that OF com
pelllng people in Recommendation
camps. virtually prisoners OF war, to
buy food through military channels at
large advance on first cost.
The many detailed statements OF
like character in the report go far 10
show that military service in the Phil
lpplnes has been brutalizing In the ex'
treme. However great the provoca'
tons may have been. there can be no
excuse for torture or other atrocities
on the part Of American officers or
men
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DISCLOSURES MADE
sv GENERAL MILES.

BY GENERAL MILES.
The report Of General Miles regard
ing his personal observations in the
Philippines, though presented to the
war department in February last, has
just been given TO the public.
There is always much official re
nctance at Washington to let the peo.
pie know anything unsatisfactory re-
garding conditions in the Philippines.
When civilian writes accusing
officers or privates in the United
States army of cruelties or inhumani.
ties in the Philippines, chorus OF in.
dignation arises from the Imperialists
who swiftly convict the accuser Of an
unpatriotic intention TO "smirch" the
fair fame of the American army. But
no one will have the hardlhood to say
that the commanding general Of the
army. in the report above mentioned,
was actuated by bad motives In relat.
ing numerous instances Of tortue and
atrocities brought to his attention in
the islands
The first part Of the report OF Gen.
eral Miles indicates that the climate
OF the Philippines is decidedly bad for
white men. lie says troops which go
there in the best Of health and the
prime OF manhood are seriously al.
fected by two or three years service;
that very few escape bad conse-
quences. and the majority are debili.
tated. In November last he found H..
574 troops on duty and 1915 sick.
This army OF occupation was. scat
tered through l22 stations. nearly all
of them remote, so that the service,
he says, Is depressing and demoraliz'
ing.
OF the Fihpinos themselves General
Miles says: Il do not think there Is
today a people so sorely afflicted" lie
found the country devastated by war
crops destroyed by locusts. and that
pestilence had caused probably AZ
many as 10000 deaths with pros
poets OF famine to further add to the
miserles OF the inhabitants.
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DrR a1Tfcg is SERVED

Due nofles i hereby served 90 the pubiie
reneraliY that BeWifts Witeh haHel
RalVe 4 the only saise 90 tne market TIA {
l. made ffuEu the pnre. uu4d1l taIa tnAi
sifch haae DeWlff'G witch Haafi saiee
taa cured thouaands 81 caaes % piles that
sould not ylsid 70 anT other tfeatment. nna
this faei bas Lrouftt oet manl HeIihls.s
r0unferleif4 Ihola reraoua who SO ~
reoaina uaWiffa Wlich Ha1sI aaIee are
argef disappalnted. Deeauss q carcl Fot
sale y Y. &. Hasa - ht1te sffest
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auHE CURE roa PILEs

itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching. this form. a. well ~
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles
are cured By DIR. Bo-san-ko's Pile Rem
edy. stops itching aud bleeding. Ab-
serbs tamors. Soc a jar Al druggista,
or sent by mail Treatise free Write
me about your case. DR.. bosanko,
Philadelphia. Pa FOr sale 81 Do
Stones drug stores
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Miss Baker of san Francisco, will
bo IN the city on OF about May iith.
with a complete line Of arr embroid-
cry. shirt waists designs and art ma
terials. Exact date and location given
later. Lessons will be given free Ia
Venetian dFss:s.s. b-f,st
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lands to be ruled by the spelnards,
after he had sunk the Spanish feet
The Philippines are the biggest
gold brick ever passed into the hands
OF Uncle Sam. m.--Sacramonto Bee.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-06

The pleasant 20 take and harmless One
Minute Cough Cure gives Immediate relief
in all cases of Cough. Group and LaGrippe.
because Il does not pass Immediately Into
the stomach but takes effect risht AZ the
seat Of the trouble. u dravs out the In
hammation. heals and sOothes and cures
permanently ~ enabling the lungs % con
tribute pure life-glvlng and life Sustaining
orygen % the blood and tissues. fof saie
b. - q uaaa % State street.
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The nrst new Tillamook cheese.
Guaranteed 70 be superior 10 any
Eastern OF California brands. Give "a
your order while We have full stock.
BRANsON 4 RAGAH
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The cronlse studio IL stili dolsg
business at ita original stand (oves
the New York Racket st0re); n un
der the same management, and has
NO agents taking orders for work. or
selling coupons therefor Batabliahed
In 1899 "a. u. ThOVER. Prop.
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9 a - q IA Ia.
'.';;.'- 6; :; G%Izt32'5;z;:zZzs;.l- 4 !; 3 = :


Go where you can get the beet'
The White House Restaurant II the
most popular restaurant In the city
open day and night
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~ : nsvef falling sisn of healthy
sfninach A out ~ order. There - no reu-
edv III the eofld equal 10 kodol Dyspep'
sla Cure for curing indigestion, dYspsPsie@
Cflrk II White rialna, ~. uriiea
have bsfn a dgspepte for years--tried ail
kinds u remedies. Dut continued % ffeu
Improve al once. and after taking = fer
l,otfle am fuliY restored la weight Atnith
and atrenath aud can eat whatever ! iiAg.
i(sdol dlfeata ehat you eat. und MASS
he stomach sweet fof eeie BY " a.
llaaa. % state street
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Chicken Pie supper

A. the Congregational church.
Wednesday. May 9th. from until 8
O'Clock Adults Csc. children ibc