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IT'S "A MISTAKE.
To Attribute Coffee Ills to Poor Grades
z@ of Coffee.

Many people lay all the blame for the
diseases caused by coffee upon the
poorer grades of coffee, but this is an
error, as the following proves: 81 have
used every kind of the best grade Of
tea and coffee that can be got from a
first-class grocer but never found one
that would not upset my nervous sys-
tenn. and 1t was not until began to
drink Postum Food Coffee in place of
coffee and tea that had relief from
the terrific attacks of nervous sick
headache from which I had suffered
for 30 years. 49,.
II had tried all kinds of medicines
but none helped me.
Soon after stopped drinking coffee
and began to drink Postum the head
aches grew less, and it was not long I'M
til I was entirely cured, and I have
never had return of this distressing
trouble, for nowadays I never drink
coffee but stick to Postum.
AS soon as my wife saw what Post
UNI had done for me she gave UP
coffee, which she had drank all her life
This was six weeks ago, and she is a
changed woman, for. her nervousness
has all disappeared, her face has be-
come smooth. and her cheeks have a
good rosy-red color. She sleeps well,
too, something she could never do while
she drank coffee. We consider Postum
a household necessity in my house and
have induced many friends to try this
wonderful food drink in place of coffee
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich.
Lock in each package for a copy of
the famous little book, 1.-THE Road to
MELVILLE"
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desire to tall all combine to make the
patrons laugh.
The electrograph takes you 70 Switz-
erIand this week and you are shown
some remarkable mountain climbing.
The motion pictures are good.
Prices: Evenings. 10c. Zoe. soc: after
moons. f0c. aOc: ladies at matinee. 10c;
box seats, SOC.
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II. Demchinskrs credit The members
Of these councils were. however. not Il
be elected BY the people. but appointes
by the bureaucracy. The change was
officially described as reform bur
it hasHeonferred no new rights and ne
new Iberties.-C Correspondence Of the
london Times.
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THE GEAR AND NJ. pEMcHINsKI.

A, Bold Arrangement of the Bureau
cratic System. IL.
A very full summary of the first
memorandum presented to the Gear by
NJ. Demchinski, the meterolegist Of the
Novoe Vremya, has already been pub
lished in the Times. The second memo
randum which followed and completed
it, is In some respects even more inter-
esting; for in it NJ. Demchinski not only
presses home the attack upon the bu-
reaucracy, but sets forth a scheme Of
reform.
! NJ. Demchinski complains that the
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easily he can materialize beautiful.
living woman from the air. simply by
means of a Hindoo incarnation. orig
inally used, it is said, hundreds of years
ago, by an old priest in one Of the Hin
doc temples. And the .reincarnated be-
ing will walk and speak to the audience
to show that she is not an image or a
reflection. All Kellar's new master
pieces and host of novelties in small
magic will be presented at the Hyperion
on Saturday, October 10.
Seat sale now open. Prices: Bargain
matinee, Csc. soc; night, 81, 75c, SOC, 25c.
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Ora nd Opera ssnssse

The theater- going public, during the
last few years of unequalled prosperity,
has been educated up to a standard of
magnitude in theatrical productions
that requires a great outlay of money
on the part of managers. and to win
success in these times, dramatic produce
tons must possess not only plots of
merit and strength. but scenic equip
ment of real worth. Sullivan. Harris
& Woods had this fact well in mind
when they decided upon producing 1.-THE
King of Detectives" Theodore Kre-
mer's great melodrama, which is at the
Grand opera house Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of this week with matinee
Saturday. Without doubt there has
never been a production made for the
popular price theaters that carries the
immense amount Of scenery and prop
critics necessary for the proper staging
Of this play. The scenes shown repre-
sent various points about New York
city, and range from South Ferry,
where the play opens. to Central Park
and the district court. A full sized model
working order, and an old fashioned
balloon in full flight among the clouds,
are utilized for one of the dramatic sit
uations in the drama. The denouement
at the close of the play is one of the
strongest scenes ever presented on the
stage. and introduces moving pictures
in highly novel manner.
After giving an extensive review of
''Tess of the DUrbervilles'' in which
Miss Carline Rohr plays the role of
"Tess,' a. writer speaks of Miss Rohr as
follows: Naughty, commanding, ma
jestic at times. Miss, Rohr completely
holds her audience. She possesses a
wealth of natural emotion, fully ade-
Guate to meet any possibilities and is
well entitled to a place in the front
ranks of her profession. Miss Rohr with
the original New York production in
Guiding scenery, electrical effects, furni-
ture and mechanical apparatus, will be
at the Grand opera house on Monday,
| Tuesday, Wednesday next week.
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In one of his new oriental illusions,
which will be presented in this city for
the first time this season during Magi-
clan Kellar's entertainment. he will il
lustrate the Hindoo theory Of the rein
carnation of souls. He will show in full
light, upon an almost vacant stage, how
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lPOLrS Theatre Vaudeville.
NOTICE.

III NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders of The New
York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company for the election of Board OF B
Directors for the ensuing year will be held
in room 201 in the General Office Building
of said Company, in the city OF New Haven,
Connecticut, on Wednesday, the twentyzfrst
day of October, 1908, at 10 O'Clock noon, at
which meeting there will be submitted for
the approval Of the stockholders a lease of
the railroad and property of The Middle
town, Meriden and Waterbury Railroad
Company to The New York, New Haven and /
Hartford Railroad Company for the term OF
fifty years from November 10th, 1902
\ Dated this 18th day Of September, 1903.
JOHN NJ. HALL.
sci "a % Of S1215 10 Pilot President.
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Charles Frohman presents Ethel Bar
rymore in cousin Kate" at the Hyper
ion Monday night, October Il. Seat sale
Friday. Prices $1.50, 81, 75c.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.


Annie Russell. ever a favorite with
theater goers and ever delightful with
her winsorne personality. comes to the
Hyperion theater tonight with another
role said to be as ideally suited to her
as were both Catherine miss
HOBBS the Princess in ''The Royal
Family" and her equally charming por-
trayal in 1.-THE Girl and the Judge"
In Mice and Men, Miss Russells lat
est play which was seen for several
months at the Garrick theater. New
York last season, she has a part that it
is said suits her better than any in
which she has ever appeared. Charles
Frohman has surrounded her with the
strongest company he has ever given
her. Mrs. Gilbert still continues as a
member Of the company and has part
such as she used to revel in when she
was member of the famous Augustin
DAILY company. John Mason, Oswalde
Yorke, John Glendenning, Charles But
let, e. A. Eberle, Mrs. Galyer, and Miss
Huddleston are among the prominent
players. - -'---.. :....:..-..
Seat sale now open. Prices $1.5O, ST.,
75c.
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Mildred Holland will make her annu-
al appearance at the Hyperion Theater.
Tomorrow evening as Angela di Sa-
velli in Carina Jordan's four-act roman
tic drama, 1.-THE Lily and the Prince"
h 1t can be said in truth of this favor
tie actress, that she is in the Judgment
OF the most conservative critics in this
country, one Of the most capable and
accomplished artists of the day. Her
voice is Of wonderful sweetness as well
as timbre. and her Evolutionary pow
ers are second to no other actress Of
America. ~,
The Lilly and the Prince" is play of
remarkable interest, touching as it does
upon important events In Italv's His
tory and as presented by Manager
White. is q production long to be re-
membered.
N Seat sale now open. Prices $3.50. ST.,
and 75c. AL
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JANIS HENRY

University Station
independent Phone a 7f43.
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TOO MAKY
DOLLARS
NO MORN vEssuLs TO aEAR
THAT FAMILY NAME

ltalatiyeH Of Robert Dollar. the
aHn Ffaneisro owner Of numerous
steamers which ply regularly 10 this
port. viii not ~ the future expert
enee the pleasure Of having thalr
names bestowed upon any uf the yep.
sells owned by Robert noliaf A.
least that 10 the intention OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury ahaw
ahupsfxisinR inspector John liifs
bingham said to-day
The treasury department IL and
always has been nyefne 30 allowing
long names or many of tha same
namsa to be attached To vessels. IL
rraiitH In Inconvenience and eoufu-
sian. The smaller the craft. it ssemn,
tia hunger ths owner wishes Ia make
It's title. Especially h this the ease
with those who cannot refrain from
WfistnH the names Of a~esthaa rte
AMI others 10 their vessels, no nai
tFf how ienE tho names may be,
rhrra arr already the Robert
n.alaF. STANLEY Dollar James Dol.
leT. dfs0s Dollar and Melville Dol
iaf. Now " Robert Dollar has as
niAny morc fratives, na fhay say he
has. thefe eiil bs host 81 new
STEAMERS which are GO bsaf the Dol
lar surname. iiut the department
PROPOSES 90 stop any more adfertia-
Ing OF the Doliar family. 10 many
similar names ln likely to result In
combustion"
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LAST EDITION
woman ARRESTED
FOR BURD/cK MURDER
MARION HUTCHINSON. YOUNG AND HANDSOME. TAKEN INTO
CUSTODY BUFFALO POLICE rus MORNING

RuFfAfso. n. Y, March IA
woman has been taken into custody
IN che nurdiok murder case. she
was brought 20 headquarters at :
o'ciu~'k. The pallee guard her iden-
uty. although there h conAidcfa bile
excitement and curiosity.
No one has been able TO learn who
she u, The police say that her
name has never been mentioned IN
connrclion with tho case The
woman h being questioned hy the
district attorney and the heads Of
the pollce department The general
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is
SHOT BY
ACCIDENT

Whiie cleaning n reNalvcF last
night ons OF the SIMS Of Nc. and MIRA
fieieuhfck Of Twenty fourth aNenu.
and Day street shot and. n 10
thounsst. fatally wptnsted hiH s-ysar~
ala bFssfher The little fsitau u shot
Ia the iefi hfrast. Ths szlist toek a
downward and hsak<safsf course and
Fsnse out IN the hack This left iuns
vas rierc~d.
The holirnbecks recently arrived
IN seattle. evening here directly from
6efnany, They understand bat ne
sic f.nHlish and are unsequaintcsf
here Dr. canninkhata h. attending
The boy.
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Expressmen to Give Bonds

Local sxprcsssnen are considerably
a<ltataf orer the passage Of the new
ordinance which requires them 10
nle bonds with the city IN the sam
81 $4,000 before March 10. n ln IN.
de<stood that tina license inspector
WIN take up the eases Of any who
fail 10 compiy Nth these require.
fnents- Many Of the baggage men
are furnishing corporate surety IN
stead ~ nsrsonsi bonds Iohn A.
WheIisy q Co. . and colusan
building. are prepared 10 furnish
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POLICE NOTES

Khan Jaman was arrested leH'
night by ratrnlman Hiheach On ~
eharea 90 commlttins an unnhluthl
crime Jaman IL an East iudinnhh
and a recent arrival In Seattle.
Edward w Heron reporter 70
Detective Iane last night that y
ahaplifter had managed IL get out ot
his atofa with bolt Of cloth con
tainina about yards he was not
seen when he took the cloth. but q
man sunpoatcd had been IN the store
= Few minutes before the bolt dis
appeared
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The arm az ntettsnssen q Arbeil
Islatted tract AT Columbia IN ens-
are ali sold In the short time 81 10
days Tbs same fiffn h NEW siatttfAE
a nather tract ad1oinins, ia ans acre
tracts aiso. and ~ili put them on the
market this ~esk. The land IL Gloss
% nehssl and street ear. the soil n
rich and the vss~ splendid.
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merriam
RESIGNS

WARRINGTON. n. G. March T.
Former Governor Merriam OF Min
nesata. director % THE census. cailcp
on the president this morning ara
formally rendered hia fesiEnatin 70
take effect May 10. when the labdtr
Of the twelfth census will be pfat-
tiealIy completed. He leaves the
s0sefainunt ssrsiae to heeoms the
president o. tho Mercantile aaurfey
of New York Former cnnsrosamsn
the Vacancy
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WAllOP
HER ANY LONGER

Mrs sshiua Mons pace vas grant
ID diverse from nentin Monsraea
by superior IhdEe Tsllutan tasfay.
upon the ground % cru@lty. Mrs
Menapace - an Austrian and cannot
speak English. Her testimony was
Kivvn through an interpreter. The
wtfe cisisssssd that when sh. had hzen
married 70 her husband. sin naenths
he began To beat her. and aid 70
every day until he was ARRESTED and
r~ntrnc~d % four months In jail fer
assault and battery. This was In
Nanrouxsr. n. c.
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FLOODS THREATEN
ON LOWER ONO

IADpcAH NY March 1s--few-
lard residents continue tnsyins their
pfog~rtys Ths danger flEe was
espzed last nlsht THe = alter stands
=, % feet and 10 tfsehea ahoNe she
ise ~atrr mara this hsefnins Th~
sftuation IN the .tpwrf Bhza valley n
seffotts Thr river - certain % rise
for five or sits days and viii r~ach
= hixfIsr pant than Al nny time rinor
the Disastrous flosas ef LIST
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NANY CHANCES

WASHINGTON. 10. C.. March -
The navy department has decided 70
ietsch Captain Perry. In curnme nd
- ths Iowa, aaa assign him 80 duty
az the New York. navy yard. reiteV-
Ina Captain Barsiay. who sues to
Washington to command the Hrena-
erton yards. Captain Mansfield viii
b played In command % ths Iowa
and Captain Wilde goea 90 the Hos
ton uaNtNaF4
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AND THERE
ARE OTHERS

noisE Idaho. March The lesis.
iatafc adjourned today. II Was
eshtefly noted for passing a mine tar
bill which does not tak. the dsfeat
af the eight hour btu. and the EN-.
plossfs liability bili its appropfis-
tieus were the largest In the history
Of the atata
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n
fstl Second fKnhue, Rooin BIZ.
-
ron eAfsEarwa fine lotr on the ridge %
l,rvsri Avenue HsightA overlooking LAKE
MaHhirgten Ard esattiei half block frufn
car line! s4ao each. Also TOO acres tim
Der land icruised at two and half mill
lion. yelfsN pinel. Kiichitat county
t2iuo Augustus lNmstronr, aIo-Ssa
Arcade tuiislua
CHEAP lots a So IN. At rfikwau CITY,
ont, ~ minutes ride on Old ncnten ear
line, on Naahin9ten street. terms 81
down u monthly Nefns today, Large
Warfn Office on srutifids.
ron sAi.i1 Near aiata University. new
a-r1oniad modern house. $50 owner al
fpt1 seventh avsnun northeast. or phone.
BLACK aius, Price sis1ao. 4 %. Neeus.
fiEAnQtfNnTERs FoR FARMS
n you are iaoklne far q farm. large of
small. see me. 40 ! make specially Of
farm lands
l.. J. EpHESuf.E.
1fHfn alu Arcadia building. Seattle.
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Al fHk Man
HOUSE rspsidhs In an bfssahss. rfbs~f
weather suipfinf. glazing pias pans
tables. etc. ais Nadlsanl psagss-hansst
hain tt1os tnaspsadsat. 1871
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belief N she was one OF nurdioks
employees.
iAfEit-it has been learned that
the woman arfested II Marion
Hutchinson, She was well known 10
hurdick and n young and hand.
some,
LATER Marion Hutchinson was
released this afternoon by Hupertn=
tendent u Police Hull lie said the
sitl was employed by hurdickn Ia
his factory and had intimated that
she eould give seine valuable infcr=
nation concerning the murder. she
was taken 60 headquarters Tor that
purpose,
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Ma fsuTInfa May HafHnef. aFa7f
81 rssFs. died At f'vevtarssa- ho-ptfsi
this morning ffosn infiammAtary
rheumatism. fhr Nss born IN Ore
gun and had spent the greater part
of her lffv n the Northwest Nh-
T. survived my her husband. Prank
Sumner Of this city The body n
h~tHE prepared fsr shirss~nt 70 Port
Asai.cn ~ nafters.rth 4 sen.
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WABASH STRIKE

ST. LOUIS. March T.--viea brand
Master IL. ~ The hrgthcfhood Of
Traininnn officially denies the state
nent that IN ths eesnt 81 = strike
on tho Wabash other roads Will 90
Qua Ia syusnAthy. lie says the light
will be confined 10 the Wabash.
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DELL lAMPMAN UP
FOR CONTEMPT

appear hnfaru Hapertor Judge Merits
and ahaN cause why he should not
b. punished faf eontenpt uf eoaft
In fsiilns 10 eppear m March :. AZ
et,iagcd by the coart. for examina-
ton IN fsrazeedinss supplemented 70
exc tittan
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PROTOCOL
IS! SIGNED

WASHINGTON. u. e.. March H.
The belgian protocol was signed this
morning by Minister HeWen repre-
ssntinE NenaEnvia and the fisiaian
minister. The instrusnefss are prac-
ttcaily ia~wticAl With those Of the
other powers
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EttEHaIfiE AMBITION
TaAs ftts y nirefstas satiiiua aaasay
n fnig taAes g fnisIafrs - - e HIfsf-
aits afffsissa . fafs ard Transfers 10
81 pafta - fhe city
Riverside afaltian haa the h~ss street car
rsfNfre "a tiis city
d. rssa Nef a efsntss ~ watch -
fuiii a hasnes We wilI enlt fsst h-.sR
90 fe-sf oen tsruas Lots " % da~n as.f
$40 irf aaatfh. Hqsaeea and iasa a.
- a.ssanes ~ rsenthff farrnrHts
n go haf ~ Hleefsia~ aaaitian ysas s4ii
ae-ltis FNaf ussnff Within ia nneaths
~ r~ssea q the busirlrs - the bss stosi
tiani sftafniaz this rra~rfY,
Tfta IL H. hasf ant rhraQraf praFasfff ~
~ rifs. rhs nifagsits Irefssssesasat
tosmfsns efe NV haiitinx sidewalks ard
ssr~ctsHE hl=tn=e - tAts Yrrassrfy
10 NJ tai - esarnisa fhlH frspl-~fsY san
dsf. raiH ~ uAias ofrre 90 he sfvans
anf Nsfe@rnsn - shpu fusI the flfssf~ftF
IAhs ns~ HsHtsn nxrx % fIrst nresas assi
laesse= strs~t set n AZ nsanY ssa.
finn
mvERsipx IMPROVEMENT conrA~r.
nsin One. III Ch<rry street
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Nal bingham ina. afternoon er~a-
ed bids for furnishing n launch for
thu uas Of the eoustruetipn quarter
MASTER NJ Port Ts~nssnd Thef1
offered for sats. ranging Ia rfies
fFon tisse and sfs.ees.
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CHARGES LARCENY
FROM THE PERSON

Henry f.gnch sware out a rsun-
plant against Ida King. a woman q
the town In the paites court this NJ >
tefno1n. charging he's with ierr<uy
fran the person. Tbs pair were taxi
tas IN tho town last night and Lynch
claims that tho woman lifted areut
$50 from his rfofhea
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FINED FOR
MANSLAUGHTER

uLoVERsvfI.tE. n. ". March I.
The Mountain Lake Electric Com.
pany was today fined -. 600 Tot man
nieuxhter Ia tho second degree. The
caase was an accident ca July attn,
when II people ~ere kliled and 80
in4ugcd By a funa way car
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Hss- .. r. Nssh.sis. Rev. John
busheii and Rev. Harry w. Youns
wiis preach
n. w. {. A--Ths service. AZ 4
?. m arr 10 be led ~ Airs London.
T. ~. e. A.--kas W. "a. o. Temple
VII pf~aeh IL La D. m on The
Magic Cross" The seattle Male
Party, Welsh sinssaE orKanlna tlon,
VIII Furnish usaste.
Special Meetings
Thsos0phicsi Society. Amanda
lodge. meets Al Ills Third avenue at
y M. The Influence of Buddhfssn
on Christianity.
Queen city Tb~oserhtc~i Rocf~ty
meets In Pfon~~r biock NJ D m
Aitruism.- Mrs. y. A schwaseri.
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PLAZA T., t.;
LAWN The 's
-.- Mar
MOWER ' i''
GUARANTEED To GIVE
GUARANTEED To GIVE
sATfErkcTioS.


iufNFrAnl cltinorr botef
= svmpllrity Of cylinder adjust
m~ut. requiring but four seftaa 60
adjust the whole mower.
a Patent spfinsing attachment for
dead knife east back. By means Of
iva Get srfeWE. Dead knives always
u saf meet in center This wear can
b. taken up ~ the two set ncrewn
under THE east tack. upon NsfsWinx
up the same tbosh ends aiike1 until
cyiinder touches evenly from end to
end.
q Enea patent yieldins dead KNIFE.
which makes the mower positively
self sharpenins and adjusts Itself
automatically 10 the revolving cyl
indar. This mower n compact. easy
running. easily adjusted. abrasive.
and il cUTS LIKE A RAZOR
Don't forget the name.
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WARRINGTON y. G.. March n
The senate committee Oh foreign re-
iationH met this morning tu consider
the iana uaa canal treaty. Final ae-
ton was postponed until Monday at
the request ~ Senator Money Of Mia
slusippl, who II en route here.
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The funeral Of IErfic R.sblliard.
better known on the stage a. fsauf.
MAJ unesu- was hid FROM the chapel
81 the honneT stsu art Wafsnn easss-
pany ut , o'clock thls aft.gnoon. nm.
der thc auspices Of the Niha In.
torment Was IN Lake View eesusf~rv.
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POPES HEALTH

ROME. March t.--pr. f.nuponl shs
pope's physician. to-day ANNOUNCED
that hts holiness cs,niiitiun u A. ain
satisfactory. lie said receusians M
cideat ~ tn. tahilzs ~ill - rs.asr.si
Monday.
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teru First ave oetnrr Aen~ea
IT, ansnF sssll 4 eat e.sfnsf asisstf~ Ysssssnm
~ fs<t sgszfs. top $50 - ~ r~f
sesAl fissffts tsEhta rssreetaIn isstf.s
HprriAl rates - families ISL rlnxfe ssn-
flsrnea
THREE sssstn Eat fsrntshff ~ trsu.etspp-
ma rt1ss iH4 81 rsnntt. ~ eAllaFsa
iiaHssf HsHttnE A.snfF, eesF Nay .
afuG afass
HuonN ~4fk - ufthuut taAfd ever,
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The readers ~ this paper ~fii be pleased
disease thai saiaHts has hafa abs % cite
IN al ita stages. sad that l. atsFfhl
Halls estaffh Ours - the snlr lasssiiiss
fure nov known g. The nisdlaat fraternity.
q ataffh hHiHs Constitutional iliaasasI ~
auifss . constitutional usatnasut. Half ;
tHtaffh faHfs = taken Internally Hatiaa
directly aifan the hlfrih and tnuaffsla sur.
faNaH u the system. thereby isei fsit ire
tbs Foundation ~ The diaaaHs AMI attinH
tho patieat slFenath W hHiidiha ~ the
constitution ann aspisiinu Haiufe ia auinE
~ Nafk. The pf0lfiatofa haNH inuuii
iHifh ~ II tufailfe noosfs thAt thsF adaf
ono Hundred tteii.fs f0f any ssHs thHf u
falia 90 cure. Send Toe Hst ~ testimonials
Address b. . CHENEY a CO.
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Thre~ youthsai esi1ntnals burglar
ixsd the cigar Etstlzi IN the entrence
~ thr Marion building. early ysnier-
day incoming one buys stayed on
the CORNER 20 whistle warning.
whiis the others heisad themselves