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, ' AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

A praise service will be given in this church, corner Chapel street and Sher- man avenue Sunday evening by the choir. F, w.. Canada. organist, Miss Bertha Warner soprano. Miss Louise Daniker contralto, Harry Allen Cook tenor. William F. Harper bass. The programme follows: @- '" * Prelude 'Fantasie" ..,..:........ Dubois Anthern-''Tarry With Me- Baldwin Anthem" Sweet the Moments'-Ar-
 ranged from the Lucia sextet ...... ...................... Donizetti Response Seek ye the Lord' --Ms. Duet (soprano and alto), ."Quis est
 homo" (Stabat Mater) ........ Rossini Tenor solo--"The Lord is My Light"
 .s........... fallltSelI Anthen-"A Hymn Of Praise. ........
 ss.... ........................ Rutenbe Acapella-"Just for To-Day" Loud Postlude-"Evening Benediction" ..,."
 .......'...s...'. ...........'.'... Asnmali
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SONS oF T,l.EMPERANcE

Harmony Division, No. 5, Sons of Temperance, will hold a musicale in their lodge rooms in the Insurance building next Thursday night at eight o'clock, and friends are cordially invi- ted The programme will include Bee thoven, Schiller, Byron and others.
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AT THE CHURCH OF THE RE- -., 45@l DEFMER

-a5+ DEEMER,
 In the Church of the Redeemer to- morrow Dr. Phillips will preach at 10:30 a. rn.. subject. "The Individual Eden Story" The adult Bible class will con- slider St. Pauls appearance before Agrippa. Following is the morning music s~
 Prelude--Adagio from Sonata. Op. 19..
 ......,-. .................'...' 6eelnoFeH AEthenl-Deus in F ....... Kotzschmer Choir hymn 672-"Depth of Mercy" ..
 ...i................ Mendelssohn Response--"O Holy Father" .... Flotow offertory--"My Redeemer and My jHLONe s..'..'. ..'s'''s s'.''''.' buCh Postlude--Allegro from Septet, Op 20.. .......s.+.... .......... .:........ BeetnoVen
 In the evening at Welcome hall, Oak street, Rev. Jay T. Stocking will speak and the second quartet will sing.
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THE PEOPLES CHURCH.

Sunday evening service in the Hy- perior theater at 7:3O. A short song service beautifully illustrated by the stereopticon. The present strike situa- ton in New Haven and the massacre os the Jews in Russia will be briefly commented upon. Charles F. Williams will sing. Rev. A. F. Irvine will preach on the topic "The Master Passion
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NEGRO RURAL CARRIER OUT
SUSPENDED SERVICE TO BE RE-
 SUMED ATGALLATIS, TENN.
Resignation sf AiIsood Acesptsd-st.ss- men. by Possma.ssr-Gsasrai payne- LawIs.s Act ofTwo Men sot Approved by shs People Living Along the Route and They should Not be mads to suffer for IL.

.
 Washington, May 22.-Postmaster- General Payne has ordered the immedi ate resumption of service on the sus- pended rural free delivery mail route at Gallatin, Tenn. The resignation of John c. Allgood, the negro carrier who was intimidated and who refused to re- sume work, has been accepted and the civil service commission has been called upon to certify carrier to fill his place. The postmaster-general gave out the following statement regarding the case: ,l
 Tn the case of John c. Angood. rural free delivery carrier, who reported that he was held up by masked men while in the discharge of his duties on the 9th inst, an investigation was made by h. spectors Conger and Rains. From their report it appears that the carrier was stopped by two men and warned not to continue in the service The papers in the case show that this lawless act is not approved or sustained by the peo-i pie living on route No. 1. or by the,pe pie in that vicinity. and that the per 7oAAo SlALSy O1 Iii1 esNSt 1lS dAOuCtIc % kOl1-i sibIe.
 Tt is believed by the inspectors Carrier Allgood can safely resume the delivery of the mail on this route and as evidence of that fact it appears sthat a neighboring rout is now, and has; been since the installation, of the free deliv- cry service, served by a colored man. Under all the circumstances, the de- pertinent is not disposed to hold the people on route No. responsible for the act of the two men referred to, who were guilty of the threatened assault upon the letter carrier, and it would be unjust to deprive them of their mail facilities under the conditions.
 Therefore, ordered, that the resigna- ton of John c. AlIgood, rural letter car- rier be accepted, and that service on the route be resumed at once."
 The postmaster general said that the civil service commission certifies only one name to him, and that person will be appointer irrespective of color, as re- !quired by law.
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FIRST M. E. CHI1RcH

Rev. Dr. Henry Baker. pastor, will speak at the First NJ E. church to-mor- row morning. His subject will be Elm
 erson." In the evening the pulpit will be occupied by Milton F. Phillips, D. D.
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AT THE CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH
Sermon on a Timely Subject.

F. Sermon on Timely Subject
 At the Church of the Messiah (First Universalist) the pastor. Rev. W. F. Dickerman, will preach Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Subject. ''The Massa- ere of the Jews at Kishineff, or the Cap ital Crime of Christianity Sunday school and conversation circle at noon. Young Peoples devotional meeting at 6:30 p. m. Seats free and all welcome.
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HJTMBoLDT LODGE

Humboldt Lodge No. 91, I. o. 0. F. carried out a particularly successful meeting Friday evening. The members were highly pleased with the thorough work of their degree team. They initi-a ated three candidates.
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HOWARD AVENUE CONGREGA- & .&& TIONAI. CHURCH.

At the Howard avenue church the pastor, Rev. w. J. Mutch, will have for his subject in the morning "Ascetic Ex- pressions of Religion" In the evenings his theme will be Fact and Prejudice" The annual meeting of the New Haven union of the Kings Daughters will be held, in this church on Wednesday af- ternoon and evening to which the pub Tie is invited. E'~%
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Poii'S Theater.

Tonights bill has Zeno, Carl and Zeno, and their marvellous horizontal bar act, Moore and flight and their sketch, Jordan and Welch, Estelle Wor- dette and hercompany, Mullen and Cor relli, James and Sutton. Craig and Ar dell and the two Gagenoux with juggl- ing feats.
 rrba vito oro,,b cIosae tioa3 hill < <, rs
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GOLDEN RULE ENCAMPMENT.

Golden Rule Encampment. No 124, I. o. 0. F., held successful meeting Friday evening. The keynote of the meeting was the initiation of one cam didate. The meeting was one of the most successful of the year.
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AT INVITED CHURCH.

MT. Haynes will preach at 10:S0. Sub ject. The Centennial of Ralph Waldo Emerson. Other services as usual.
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ADULT CLASS AT THE CHURCH OF
 THE REDEEMER.

The regular session of this class will be held tomorrow in the lecture room of the Church of the Redeemer directly after morning church services. The subject for consideration will be Paul Before Agrippa.''
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DIVORCE PETITION DENIED.

Judge William S. Case yesterday in Bridgeport denied the petition of Eva Estella Benedict of Bedding, for di- vorce from stephen H. Benedict on the grounds of habitual intemperance and intolerable cruelty. The couple were married in 1881 and have one child.
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BTIsHNELL HALL.

vesper service at p. m. A short ser mon by Rev. A F. Irvine. Solo sing ing by Mrs. Georgia H. Foote of Vest vile. Conn.
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Evening.

Magniflcat in F...............Sc Schneider Gloria.
 Response ...................... Schilling The King of Love. Shelley
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Liebler 6 Co.'S revival of Romeo and Juliet" will be seen at the Hyperion on Monday night. June 1. Both Kyrle Bellew and Eben Plympton in their time have played Romeo to the Juliet of Adelaide Nelson. (considered the greatest Juliet of American annals), and now these two famous Romeos will tragedy to the Juliet of Miss Eleanor Robson, who is thought by many to be a fast coming Neilson herself. Of course, both men will not play Romeo. Lieblier & Co. have arranged the mat ter very amicably, so that MT. Bellew shall play Romeo undisputed by MT. Plympton, who will be seen as Mercutio.
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Morning
Evening,

crossing the Bar. ........ Dudley Buck One More Days Work for Jesus....
 ........................ Warner
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Morning.

Organ prelude-Andante Pastorale... ................... Truette Anthem-Ye Shall Dwell in the Land .. ........................ Stainer Offertory-Turn Thou Unto Me. ........................ Costa
 Evening.
 Organ prelude-Reverie ........ Lachner Anthem-The Radiant Morn. ...................... Woodward Offertory-Abide With Me Lincoln Anthem-The King of Love ... Shelley Special musical service on the follow ing Sunday.
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FIRST RApTIsT cHTrRrH
MoIrninP

The musical programme at the First Baptist church tomorrow will be as follows:
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GRACE M. D. CHURCH,

Rev. Arthur J. Smith will preach to- morrow morning and evening at Grace M. E. church. The following excellent programme of music has been arranged by the new musical director, H. W. Clinton:
 Morning. Anthem--The Good Shepherd. .. Barrie Response-O Hear Our Prayer. ...................... Dunham Offertory-Just As I Am........ Danks
 Miss Newell.
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In Heavenly Love Abiding ...... Holden ReSponSe ...............s ScnllIlng Saviour Der Life's Troubled Deep
 ......................., Chittenden
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EAST PEARL ST. NJ. E. CHURCH.
 The pastor Rev. L. R. Streeter, D. D., will preach at both services tomorrow and tke choir will render the following music:
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AT PARK CHAPEL,

Park chapel. Morris Cove, service at D. m.. by ]. Cross of Union chapel.
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ing at o'clock. Cordial welcome to ali.
EPwoRTH NJ. E. CHURCH.

At the Epworth M. F. church the pas tor. Rev. Henry F. Hiler. will preach morning and evening. The Sunday school will meet at F o'clock. At 6:3G p. m. the EpwOrth league will hold its regular service. The music for the day will be as follows:
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hyperion rhsater.

The great event of the season will be the appearance at the Hyperion Satur- day, May 30, of Richard Mansfield in his elaborate revival of Julius cae- sar." The completeness of this produc- tion extends to every contributiye eIe- ment of a presentation of the immortal tragedy. Symmetry, after all, is the highest expression of art. MT. Mans field, of course, embodies the role of Brutus, and it may be believed that he gives a. superb render ing of "the noblest Roman of them all." He supplies. company of re- markable strength and numbers. re- cruited from the best known artists of the American and English stages. Near ly 300 people appear in Julius" Sir Alma Tadema, R. A., designed the gor- geous scenery and costumes. Mans field and his enormous equipment trav- el by special train of ten cars. The ad- vance sale opens Wednesday, Prices. s2.0o, s1.5e, $1.oO. -.
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Anthem-"My Faith Looks Up to Thee"
 .'.'...s.'.ss...'s... Iacnnef Offertory sentences .............. Danks Prayer response-"Hear Our Prayer"
 ...................... Shilling Anthem-Homelight ............. Macy
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SAYS TUILOcK
rs 4 LIAR

WASHINGTON. -. g. tsns a.
Ia Postmaster General Heath'a .ree
fsty 20 the charges uladr rs Tulinck.
we're reewfvwd ~ Postmaster Gwnrr-
81 Payne from Salt faks. this after
neon. He says regarding Mra. Win
-. thai x sssz si.sE PsyS =ssisssst
ssork. her superior offiHef- ssere de-
esty~d, lie does net remember that
ane was = nuisance around the %.
flee and he refused 10 see her. lie
says she applied TO the ralef clerk
and told him her work was 50 good
that SHE deserved promotion arsi
better compensation.
Heath says that Tuliockss intiras-
roll upon which persons were plaeesi
because Of n political pull or for
other purposes than for the good of
the service. ~ a pure Invention.
Continuing. he says
It's We made out % whole cloth.
as are most Of the lmputationa made
BY Tuiiook. IN the hurried work Of
making appointments. when many
men demanded service IN cuba.
Porto Rieo ard the military camps.
some mistakes we're Of course made.
some condolences ~ 70 integrity
blasted. hut these things will or-
cur and vii continue 10 long as men
tive"
IN referring 20 his trips 10 Porto
Rico and the Pacific slope. Heath
says that a strict accounting was III
all cases made.
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canal this morning with donkey
enigma. 10 ioHsinH tfurkH ana other
equipment for tho itlycrnida Timber
company of this city.
steamer Multnomhh has heun talk
en- % the Tacoma ana Olympia rtlsl
and Within the next month VIII he
thoroughly overhauiod aud com
pietsly repaired The steamer
Walsh. NOV at West Seattle. val
probably be placed on the run untll
the fepeiea 10 tie Muitnamah are
eo4n pieted
Steamer Humboldt, Capt. naugh=
man arrived from AknHWHy ystHs
terdny with eight pnnaenasra. re-
Porting that when she left the north
ern port. May Is. nobody had yet
gotten mt from the Interior 1'int
melting condition ~ the Huaw haa
ffaie land travel almost Impossible
and no Htenner has yet made TIRE
lotlr run az the Yukon from lDaw=
son a. Vfhitehorue.
Navigation on Lake lie fiaffe wsH
stili impossible hithouEti the Ice
NlaH A3peated 10 move Duf auy day
HundfenH uf toms OF freight were
v aitinE 90 the head ~ the lake fas
transportation down the river.
The Cosmos iinof Namaniia ar
ffven this morning from Victoria.
hhr viii Flash IuaaiuK a cafgo Ton
Hamburg via san Francisco AMI
snuth American parts at this port.
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DEEP SEA
GAMBLE


i.ecai shipping men are today
specializing on the condemnation Of
the German chip &. n Matien.
whsch, Friday Of last week. was
tnwcd into port At nallsvende New
Guinea. Tho riHk IL placed at 40 per
cent
During a SEVERE storm the fore
mast aud malnmast Of the Watlun
went hY the board end her rnddef
VAS torn away she iettlaaned "a. oan
packages Of her cafHo ard after
weary And iahefinn. struggle was
finally shie % reach port.
Despite her Conditian her captain
undertook the rescue Of the sur
viVOrs ef the efew OF the bark Edith
which was wrecked off Nsfas shoals
Had Il not been Fef the timely as.
sistancv af the MatIrn the entire
crew Of the Edith would have been
tuss
The Watjen Mas on a voyage frafn
New York 60 yokohama. II. 90 In
anectton. Il n found that her hull i
not SERIOUSLY damaged ehe viii not
b. condemned and Aprculatorr will
reap a neat prufit cii their invest.
niant
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80 KILLED

uAISEsvtIL4E Ca June ts--uu-
tI the dehfta u ciearwa away Il vii
be tusrxsasftsie o. give the exact NUM-
Der Of thasr killed yesterday by tfsr
CyS ione The property iusx vii reach
f10a 90 TIE best estimate that can
b. made al T.rsaent n that ~ were
killed Many % these wess 40 man
aird that thsy cannot b. Identified.
-rsssnty.t~Fo had bsrn Identified at
nosn to-day. Several ~ these tnlsrei
are not expsrted 4, rccnveH
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Alleged Boy Hor.e Thief

Lem Madden. a YsgtnK cgaer~d taet
who the l~slire tsrltare has bren
stealing horses IN and aboAf seattle
WAS arrested last night ard ts naN
confined s. shs city Jail n - alleged
that Madden ataie horse In aststh
Seattle several DAYS eEo, also that
he w,9,e horse from a man ~ thr
name Of Hansen. in acatfis.
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PRAISES PAYNE

PHILADELPHIA. June zEx-
Postmaster General Charles Emory
smith. IN m editorial in the Press
this morning. unNtintedly praise.
Postmaster General Payne for tho
thoroughness 81 his investisH ton ~
the p0stafflce scandal. This - Smiths
fIrat comment
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a hapdssulstE mounted phutas
graph uf frNniasut tsoassNsit. H~e~
retasY fsS@h and G'mn srnaarnan Hum.
phFey. taken aboard the steamer
Spokane. wsp received ~ Mt Hum
phrrY yesterday fsuFu tb- pz~aifrns
In the psTsidrufs handwriting ste
lndorar1 tesr words To TIRE Hun
Ntitiam y Husu nhs~y. win Feasrtsa
Of Theodore Roosevelt May ~ ts8s
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STRIKE AVERTED

CHICAGO. June 2~The Nickel
Plate aud "a Paul roads signed the
freight handiefa aealc this fstoFnluf
The Nafthwrntern. q 4 reported.
has agfued a. sian this aftefnodta
Runlauranta are signing tho cms
employees scale as demanded. A
labor crisis IL thus avoided.
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HANKEYES
GREET THE
PRESIDENT

CEDAR FALLS. Iowa, Iune e.
Western Iowa this mofuinH paid
hearty tribute To President ftoese.
welt Ms he iourneyed acfoas the state
en- route 10 tho East. THE first aik
aenn0ustna tlon Of the day was at
nsfsi#ssn. ssheFs tie presidential =fse=
elhl arrived at an early hour over
the llllnoia CENTRAL railway
After bHEahta atiaE in TIE eat THE
presidents party Ncre taken Tor =
drive about the city. the line 90
aarch iurlndinE abr high nuhoni
building. whgrv hundreds OF pupils
wer, eehHreEsted. ana the homes vi
Secretary Shaw aud Congressman
CONNER.
shortly before 10 e'elsck Fort
todHe was reached and here anothei
imsathss crowd HFestsd the distif=
Huinhsd Traveller.
En route 10 cedar FsilH where q
similar demons tfatiDH aWaiten the
president. every eroah rDsd and way
station had It, lutte Gfoup Of men.
Nsmsn and children. anxious 70
catch a glimpse d the ehief cEcous
tive.
DUBUQUE. Iowa. June The
most elaborate arrangements have
been made Tor the reception Of
Iffaat4auF lfaAsstsafs aAA AAa sarfa
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He HAD THE GOODS

David II Lee told Prosecuting At
torney Scott this morning that J.
Saunders had threatened 20 put ~
A Owens aout ~ business j" and fur
Their stated that he had the goods
to a. Il with. too Prosecuting At
tgrney Scott dsew m q eotuulair.
charging Saunders With using Ian
RnnRe tending 90 provoke an assault
s warrant WAS issued from Justice
Cnun'a court
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BRIEFS

CtlAltt.EsTpN, June G.-sfbrce ne
Erors we're killed and - others ia
iurcd IN = pitched battle at the cloes
Of a ptunte here. last niEht
t.AFA YrT-t1f. June 2 5ase NtoseH
fowler chase guardianship case was
heEun tssday ny the aeiection of =
jury.
NEW YORK. June 2sAmbaH
aadorn Choate and Mot 'afmick Ar
rived ON the krun fsfiun Wilhelm to-
day
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MARiNE NEWS

China Afutsss steamship Knemua
sailed for Tacaaua tsday sitter dis
ehRr aiilg 1900 TINS ~ tinnl4,ie. pie
its,n aud other miscellaneous freight
al thla pnat
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f.fVlfffsOOla tsnKa Mas The
Past todas SAYS Il has the best ans
Shortly faf saying that Hicis teach.
ek-channeii0r 81 the eNcheausF. viii
lFufnsdiatu.y loaa an attach ou
fhamhefiain'H BOIL Veraln scheme.
V hiie salisbury siil aiaa attach ID N
the house ~ lords,
LONDON. Junn IT u rumored
TODAY thar the fhancffiaf Of the s.z.
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WITNESSES
TERR0RiZED

JACKSON. tsa Jane a.=si'ife pFen
ecut,on thiH morning filed affidavtts
supporting the motion FOR change
az venue In The white aud lett casva
The prosecution claims that vii
nraseH have been terForiNed.
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NOTICE

Our charges are fer material oniy
TIE ealy collage astax an ab~oimssly
painless proceE4--a@crst ard snclu-
awe with us
FHEE-psinisss Extracting. psln.
lees Fiillas. Painless oper.sina.
This h not . college, for stsdsnts-.
none &rs employed or anraiitsd our
star IL composed % dentists al hong
experiences wiso came hsre % perfect
shamsslses Ia cur latest scientific
methods.
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BANK FAILURE

NEW YORK. June 2.-Private
dispatches say that Enmea a Co.
bankers. Toronto. rated Mt 81 900 900.
have failed. owing g. recent weaH-
nesH IN Canadian Pacific and Dthes
rfock9
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Homes at
Riverside

A. ftiVerslde city man can own
his Own acre gFaN anything and
everything ifeing outside the city
limits. taxes are light and the sEs
penss Of living can be reduced 10 this
minimum. for one acre viii support
family.
a vast natural park on the banks
Or the Duwamish. - minutes' ride
from ti1s city.
PoHtoffieo and store going NJ right
away.
Get on - Riverside station and see
Mr.. Lincoln. or call az the office Of
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ehoquaf viii roaiHn when parliament
raaaHeH bliss. ~ a protest against
chnmbefisfn'K Haii-Vsrsin palioy.
CHICAGO, June 2 -Whoat, 70 Ia
s.---..s-=@4 es2s-------=
40 10 hpirminE fer biuyeis repair.
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Is Easily
Earned

There il no money earned 40 cagiiy
as the money saved On purchases.
and money ssaNtns
MITES
are thieker AZ harscll'H than in any
other dFug store in the eity. For
instance
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Ef~A%H afeaf setztif snd FlaeaTnatts
sHaairasnE sis cure A. ieasi - f.af r~n3
ef al thaaa -ha are EuraF4nE frur.
d0ufataias Hfiafira. fslfaumatslff. IN fae4
a. fafFas - FttstueSfssr a 6esfsoYaH Ia
often 0ussfhtrd 81 feffir rffacta = isss-
flzsHsHt eass. u - ffraaanf - tsks-asIlsir
~ arota ~ a Hlneat9ae ~ satsf Three
us1aee = ear n deee tao WeFA sat dnes
4 aaseks e. uaasssf rsfufaest rftne 81 o.
~ mail n cat - fiss ctr dar a. tsuftfl
ritftast 81 ~ Wieans. al Nez gs-&
hlaek seattle. Wsnh
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Dancing Classes

Professor Wilson al Hanke Hail
Monday and Friday evenings Pm
vufe lessons dafis s~s
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or y ur ewn n q ioeaiity where you hsvs
fpnd nufret8nsfinas and she assurances
~ nakiux tuouaF aa yUqr fnvsntusent-
atrfhs iaks washington Hundreds of
families are moving m AMI huiidluA
homes. tasss sawuiu haud1. plenty of
wxftk fof evsfyhciiY. lsnEs to-foct lots
esf for sft tsr sna fico at Sc down and
g. meath. Uosa-s huiu also. fsocstfon
Is nIrn ans hraifhy renfnE. hoattnE.
rtariy weed and water. nice rsisheafs.
= Naaf rAtfsrhaa a4nre. 1siFHhss4Ess.
sl.fswafHs etc Evs4Fpus wha lives 81
nAfnier r3each y harry Taks cars On
Washington street. farp % rides for ons
aaliaf see Nj, Weef. agent. 81 afnes
81 Hatntsf nearh. - O. X startevsat.
e~nrr 80 nsnton nioct
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SOCIAL. asaaa a. n.ss nal. Latina ever,
Fr51af ntaht
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ST tAsisIs. June -tKp~xtAi.l -th
isn Mrs krnueTty. wife ef Captain
James kansfrfiy. waa offered her
ehplcv Of a pisck velvet dress ans a
hio,.k II land lying hstseen the
present Nlnth and Tenth streets at
~ Louis. size chase the dresa Her
son. " afssSu Ci.fk k~nneflg. has a
picture Of his uaothef Han~tnE her
atsirrd In the fantsus black velvet
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We will carefully examine
your Teeth and tell you in adj
vance exactly what your work
will cost, free of charge.
All work guaranteed for IS
years.
LADY ATTENDANT.
Hours--8 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sundays a. m. to IL IN.