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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-16

WASHINGTON. -, G.. March Ia
PniyEamy H. the hub around which
the smoot investigation revolVes,
Church control In political matters
which would not leave smoot free
for the exercise OF hts duties a. q
senator Is. OF course. very important
II proven Il viii probably result in
his election from tho senate. II n.
however. rather an Intangible matter
and one difficult to prove. For this
rcason the main reliance OF the pros
ecutton promises to Dc polygamy
President smith has admitted that
the practice Of that system continues
among certain members OF the
church. including himself and several
af the apostles. II seems to be the
aim Of tho prosecution 90 show that
smeot. a. an apostle. has tolerated
this practice. They hope - prove
that by hts sanction. al least. hc has
approved. II. indeed. he has not en-
couraEcd Il.
rolyEamy, too l. rcspoualhie ehicf-
81 for the crowd that awafma % tho
committee room every day. They
have all heard OF polyEafuy ia Utah
aud seem curious 10 learn the pres
ent status OF the twin relic N bar
barizm" out there
The committee room Is eammoti-
Gus for committee purposes. but u
r. like a DOT on twa-aefe field
compared with the demands made
upon Il la connection with this In
veatiEatiou. A national guard arm
Org would not hold the crowd that
eagerly presses to the front to hear
the testimony. Interest eeutsrs On
President Smith. Smoot aid the
apostles who have been bxaEht on
nom salt Lake city 20 Il about
conditions out there
There is good bit % Interest.
too. IN q group 81 about eight deter
mined looking women who get good
seats before the beginning n every
session and hold the fort until ad-
iourument,
To then ard women uke them
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1zesArex RpgTxks

eetnervnle home has again tseetl
hlrnned by the arrival Of twins. both
being boys this time. dsorgiaua aud
Johanna. the girl twins who we're
bifn 20 the couple IN ifss. becausT
probably the most extensively al
Yeriised infants IN the United states
hut q IL scarcely probable unfeF
nreHrnt circumstances that the
newer babies viii achieve a Ike
faute at the same early age. Tlts
twin boys wcre born iabi Menta +
unf the information. while u became
more or less general Ia Ceuiersills
early ~ The seek. did tot reach Salt
Lake untii yesterday. TIE twins
are said 10 be a Tine pair Of boys.
who give every promlse Of growing
q robust manhood .
when Utah was admitted az q
state IN 1890 the Mormnns promised
- abandon poiyEamy. The foregoing
has been submitted 20 the senate In
support Of the charge that they are
atm preaching and prarticiuE The
doctrine. JACOB WALpEcks
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KiDNAPPER
BOUND OVER

NORTH YAKIMA. March i6--H.
n williams. who entlced is-year-
old Lottie Davis from home. had a
hearing before Justice TaREard yea.
terfay and was bound over 10 the
superior court for trial IN tho sum
Of 10000. lie could not procure
bonds and he II now IN Jail. Ila
victim "a at the home Of her parents
IN her testimony Ehe said that he
didn't agree 10 pass Off as his wife.
He IL ~ YEATS old and has a wife
and family.
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OF Interest TO Thin, Weak People

II Is perfectly understood BY every
sick man and woman that II they
can get some remedy that will stop
the gradual loss Of flesh and strength
their recovery n assured. People that
are nervous and unsteady. have dlz-
~ spells. with weakened memory
and loss Of ambition. their blood IL
thin and watery It shows IN their
aallow complexion and tired man
ner, soon az thew commence to gain
flesh they look better and sleep bet
ter. To gain from l TO lbs. OF good
solid flesh per week the blood must
be made rich and pure. DIR. Gums
Blood and Nerve Tonic puts in the
body the very plth Of what makes
pprs rich blood In the most direct
way, and cures disease by makiRg
strength. This tonic IL IN tablet
form 70 be taken right after meals.
II enriehss the blood. making force
where there was faiBtness. For wo-
mems weakness better remedy was
never made. Sold BY all druggists
for 75c per box. or three boxes for 81.
or sent BY mail. Write Us about
your care. Address Or. Bosanko
Co. Philadelphia. Pa. For sale az
The Quaker Drug Co. 1913 First av-
enue. Seattle
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ROBERTS DEFENSE

"PolyHemy IN not adultery, FOR
were Il 10 considered then Abraham.
Jacob and the prophets who prae-
tieud Il would not be allowed an tn
heritance In the kingdom of heaven.
and II polyRamy l. not adultery
then ~ can not Dc elaased aa a sin
at ALI u appears 10 the writer thsi
modern Christians must either learn
to tolerate polyEamy or give up for
ever the glorious hope Of resting In
Abrahnm's bosom That which hr
approves and 90 strlkinEiy app
proves must DO not only not bad.
bat positively good. pure and holy
Tho following Item. taken from
the Salt Lake Tribune last August.
has been Submitted 10 the commit
tee.
Friends of u. ~. Roberts and
Mrs. Celia Dihbls Roberts win be
interested In knowing that their
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MPG' WAR STRENGTH
IS MZy2 M@
speeAL COMMISSIONER ootva TELLS AN INTERESTING
STORY ARMIES WHICH
MEET THE LAND FORCES

soil. aud. NJ one u tie European mil
itarg attaches said today Japan can
send away 10000 men this week and
follow that army with another. ana
another ana another. until IL makes
my head swim 10 think Of T."
The Japanese army uniform Il Ike
the American before khaki and olive
drnb came into vogue Generally. N
IL heavy. dark blue with long. hooded
ovcrcoaln The infantry II dlatin-
gtiished by red trouaar stripes ana
coat markings. the artillery has yell
low ntrlpsn. the medical corps. green;
the transport service light blue, the
engineers darker rad than the infan-
try. and the cavalry have red trousers
striped on the seam with green and a
short Jacket trimmed with yellow.
Al arms ~ the service wear the
same tall blue cap. trimmed with yell
low. except the Imperial guard. whose
caps have red decorations. The Inn
perini guard IT. a division drawn from
cyorg part u the empire and supposed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-16
LITTLE GROUP or pgruRmlN WOMEN ARE PROSECUTING
AND PREDICT eRsAr VICTORY FOR AMERICAN WOMAN.
HOOD

n taught and encouraged by Nor
men leaders. much evidence has
been submitted IA the cammittec By
the opponents OF Smoat. Thia evil
dence ~ IN the form Of extracts
frem tho standard books % the
church aud from addresses delivered
by Morm0n ieetufers ana preachers
At noaYer Utah. xeW months
aHn. flder :. q. White Il reported
TO have Haid. Yes. We believe a
man should have one y lie today AMI
five tomorrow. n hc wants them.
Airs. Susie Young Oates daughter
IF brigham Young. aud an editor
aud lecturer. Is alleged 20 have said
ln an address 20 a conference Of
Young women az Mammoth, Utah.
about two years ago Girls, DO not
forget polygaioy. you cannot prae-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-16

ice il now. but keep q alive Ia your
hearts. there are four slriH % every
hey in Utah
Joseph D. smith. president - the
church and the FIRST witness In TIE
present Investigation. said Ga isps.
1t fhe dedication % q meeting house
At Payson. Utah take care Of
your polyTamaus wives Ws don
care Tor Uncle Hafn nov
Al the sanpete state conference iu
VISA George . Cannon said The
people % the world 40 not believe
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INSTRUCTED FoR ROOSEVELT

ST. PAUL. MINI. March ig.-
Most OF tho Minnesota district con-
ventions to select delegates 10 the
Republican national convention
were held today preliminary %
the state convention which assem-
biea tomorrow ln Minneapolis The
FIRST district convention met Mt
Rochester the Second at Mhnkato.
the Third ut Faribault. the Fourth
In this city and the Sixth az Little
Fails. Resolutions endorsing Roose-
Welt for denomination were adopted
by all OF the conventions.
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10 represent The flower Of the army.
In the other divisions an effort ~
made 10 keep men from the same disc
triet together A division f. command
"a bY a major general 0hefe are no
bfisadier Renafalal. a division IS COM
posed u two btiRadrH each ia com.
mHui9of u senior colonel 4 brigade
consists of1wo regiments IF Infantry.
regiment OF cavalry, q battalion ~
engineers ana battalion of artillery.
The biggest nhiRriod n0uscommis-
stoned officer IL FIRST class ner-
grant. who receives Ng per month.
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suloot owes his troubles. They rep
resent the W. c. T. o.. a federation
of wosaen's organizations. ana vari.
Gus associations Of women y no have
made up their minds that the Unit
cd States senate II no place for a
Mormon church official. Several 0f
them are gray haired. but the ma
tority are young women. They
watch the proceedings Ike aVsnEinE
angels. and they Viii feel. II smoot
L. unseafed. that n great victory has
been won for American wonuanh0od
STRONG EVIDENCE.
In support Of the contention that
poiyRany - not only tolerated but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-16

Probably the most profitable les
son Of the course IN fancy cookery IN
to be given tonight IN the Y. w. g.
A. cooking school on delicate cakes.
lclnkh and Killings. Students viii be
admitted for q single lesson 70 any
course. The hour for the lesson IN B
0eloek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-16

Applications have been made a.
the crown land and timber office
In Dawson Tor coal claims OF 100
acres each on the left shore Of Lake
lie Barge. The coal ~ bitumlnous.
bat the extent Of the deposit IL not
Yet knOMn.
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ponsstie TroubIes

n f. exceptional 60 find a family
where there are no domestic rup-
lures occasionally, but these can be
lcsscned by having Dr. Kings New
Life Pills around. Much trouble they
save by their great work In stomach
and liver troubles. They not only
relieve you but cure. 2se. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-16

Gomez Come Gomez Where7 To
the Fair auction. OF course. Every
body Is saving money OF the Fair
auction. Better come along with
the rest and get your share Of the
bargains.
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Stylish clothes. Herald, 1922 Sec
oud.
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starr Correspondence 20 the News
paper Enterpripc Association.
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20 to apinninEs for bicycle re.
pairs.
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POL YGAMY THE HUB ROUND
WHICH THE REED SM0OT
INVESTIGATION REvOL YES

wives aud was for few moments a
member OF congress, said In signed
article Ia a Mormon paper la 1885.
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S EAT TIE THEA TER

]. l.. HOWE, Mgr.
Phones Main a. Ind. a.
THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY
MATINEE.
Commencing Friday March H.
Ward 4 Wades Magnificent Whits
Ministries.
W-Afl=EIar C0mediana-D
Two bands and speciality featured or
ghesfra. HWeat-T0ired haltadiHtN.
Novelty Specially features.
THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE"
A mlrVoiuuaiF beautiful fir8t-parf
npeC taCie.
Parade ara concert ~ mon. augrnent-
- BY mega phone singers.
Evening prices Lover floor exccpt
last rows. s. 90 last 8 rows. &c. Hai-
c9nY. flrsi : soWa &c. last 8 rows, 5sc.
Gallery. &c Boxes aud Lounges. fI.8.
Popular matinee uriceH@AduitE. &c.
children ~ 20 aug part u the theatsr.
The advance sale ~ seats viii open
next Thursday morning 81 % o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-16

IN breeding. bat wc do. - the peo-
pie 81 the world Will die cut and wr
all fill the whole earth. I admit
that thos. raising children By plural
wives are not complying with man
made laws. but IN the sight OF God
they are not slaulRg "a there Is no
sin IN a."
Members Of the church are de-
ciared to b. In accord with the fol-
lowing doctrines.
poLYGAMY TAUGHT.
For. behold. reveal unto you 4
new and everlasting covenant (this
refers 10 the eternity and plurality
81 marriage relationa). and " ye
abide not that covenant then Sc are
damned. for no one can reject this
covenant and be permitted to enter
Into My glory. doctrine and Cove
nauta. sec. f32 v. g."
And again. as pertaining to the
Law Of the priesthood:
II any man eapouse a virgin aud
desire to espouHe another. and the
first give her consent. and n he
espouse the second ana they are viz
gins. and have vowed 10 no other
man. then u he Justified. he can not
commit adultery. for they are given
unto HIM for he can not commit
adultery with that which belongeth
70 bin and 20 no one else. And II
be have the virgins given unto him
by this law he can not commit adult
terry. FOR they belong 10 him and they
Hre given unto him. therefore is ne
Justified. doctrine and Covenants.
sec. 122. 6i-62l"
Apostle Matthias s. Cowiey IN
quoted as having said at a church
conference Ia 1901. ~ you have a
teacher IN your Sunday schools who
would encourage the young 10 dis
regard or disrespeet a single doc
trine Of the church-plurat marriage
and aii--turu them out. they have
no right In the priesthood. Parents.
you must teach the whole doctrine
to your children or they will aposta-
tie and be damned"
Brigham Roberts. who has three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-16
Browns Palm
less Dentists

Are doing all dental work for cost
OF material to Introduce our late dis
coveries and painless methods.
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Browns Painless Dentists
713 First Avenue

Parlors /. 2. 3. 4, 5, Union Block
one Door South OF MaeDeugau A.
Southwick's.
Hours-S:s0 a. m. TO 8 D. m. sun
days. tn 1.
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Philippines Need Railroads.

In his annual report. Just published.
Secretary Of War Taft says: "The
Philippine islands have now IN opera
tion but 100 miles Of railway. Their
superficial area In upward Of 10000
cQuare miles. Their population 10
nearly 100000. The railroad mile
age. when compared with that OF the
dependencies Of any other country IN
the world. 10 ridiculously small and Is
a full explanation for the lack Of de-
velOpment Of the resources Of this
archipelago. II fully explains the fact
that there are to-day in the islands
twelve different languages spoken by
the 7.000.O 900 civilized Christian Fill
pinos. and largely explains the ignor-
ance and state Of pupilase In which =
great majority o( the people OF the 10
lands continue.
Charged ~ this government IL Wits
the duty Of elevating and educating
the people Of these islands. there 10 NO
higher obltgatiou upon II than that Of
adopting such legislation - will At.
tract to the islands the Investment Of
large amounts Of CAPITAL IN the CON-
structi0n Of steam railroads and other
means OF easy communication
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CURE FOR eRloHr's DISEASE.

Important Medical Discovery Made BY
Professor Ayres.
Al the hfty-hfth meeting Of the
American Medical association. Prof.
Ayres OF the New York Post Graduate
hospital 10 said to have startled the
convention by the announcement that
he believed that Bright's disease. in
the early stages. at least. was cur
able" His treatment consists In the
Injection OF drugs directly into the
kidneys. According to the newspaper
accounts. he has cured forty-three
cases. and out OF ninety-three which
he has treated only one failed to re-
spond." 1t Is said by many that in the
early stages-rather an indefinite
phrase-of Bright's disease. a patient
can cure himself by a rigid devotion
to buttcrmilk. We have known at
least one man. very brilliant man.
who found this simple remedy worse
than the disease. After three months
OF nothing but buttermilk. he said
that he preferred 10 die. and he died.
With the Procession. Everybody
Magazine.
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Prince At w..h,nsson's Grave.

While the guest Of the President,
Prince FMshima Of Japan visited
Mount Vernon. placed a wreath on the
tomb Of Washington and planted q tree
on the old estate Of the first President.
The trip there and back was made on
the Presidents yacht, the Sylph. The>
prince took luncheon on board ON the
return trip. As he entered and left the
navy yard the marines gave him the
prescribed honors and he was given =
royal salute Of twenty-one guns and
200 blue jackets on the Hartford stood
in the rigging.
The wreath placed on the tomb was
OF large size and was made OF chrye.
anthemums. the national flower OH
Japan. Az four orderlies from the ma
rine barracks placed the wreath be-
tween the tombs Of George and Martha
Washington the prince and his party
remained outside with heads uncovered
The prince did not enter the tomb.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-10

Railroad mileage In this country Is
increasing at the rate Of about 5000
miles . year. With this increase In
railroad mileage tho demand for stas'
and iron viii be cosrespondinsly
greater. Tho last great building Gu.
stiuctcd Ia New York with Iron beams
and iron Orders was the Waldorf
hotel md yet this building 10 only
c,svcn years old. Every large build.
Ing that has soee up since that has
been constructed with steel.
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unable to walk at all. and every make
shift tried and all the medicine took
had not the slightest effect. Ny back
continued to grow weaker until I be-
gan taking Doan's Kidney Pills. and
] must say was more than surprised
and sratided to notice the back ache
disappearing gradually until it finally
stopped"
Doan's Kidney Pills sold BY all
dealers or mailed on receipt OF price
80 cents per boz. Foster. Milburn Co.
Buffalo. N. Y.
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HAPPY CHILDHOOD.


NIskt ess1 Makes hsppy chli6ssA
osssUss They srs Healthy.
Sometimes milk doss not agsee with
eA1drsa o. adults. The sane tAiAS y
tsss q otAsr articles Of food. What
agssee with oae sooetiwes loeo Doe
agrse with others.
Bat Sood can b. % prepared tAa9 u
Vill aSfss with the weakest stomach.
~ ~ llustratioe-anyoss. 70 oattssE
how weak he stomach. ca ct. relish
aaA digest . aies bot cup q Postum
eo9ss with . spoooful q tvo a
OrapeNsts poured h. and sseA oo0-
biaatioa eoataias aoas!shmsat = ca.
~ ooe . sunbse Of houss. soe almost
evsry particle oe Il viii b 6i0eoee1
and taksa ~ By The system - b
osds sss d.
4 lady wsitss from the iasA q ~
Magnolia and The knocking bisl va$
Iowa h Alabama and says: Il VAs
10 70 dSiak Postum because oo9oqn
eave ~ soar stomach and made ~
assvoss. Again Postum was recon
ossded By two vel known physicians
1oe NJ ehiidrsa. asA I feel especially
gTatsfsl for The bsss1t derived. ,
MIX does Hoe agree with either
child. % 70 the Oldest. aged eoss ssd
oasAals ysass. give Postso With
Disaty q sweet cream. Il agrees viii.
Ass splsadidiy. regulating her bowslsp
perfectly although she 70 q . COAST.
Dstsd habit.
"roe the youngest. agsd two aed
oDe.half y0aea. I use oao-haN Postum
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ol4.Tlms oiesosI>oe,

Now and then one hears OF lamsuta.
ton that Americans arc not the sturdy
race they used TO be. The homespun
ways OF the pioneers are contsastsd
with the siiksu ways Of their descend.
ants and the conclusion 10 reacAsA
that the American Of to-day 10 Q esea.
sure Of pesdisssted foods asd skin
milk. evsa out here In Oregon sucA
. voice II so@etimss heard. Let eli
such Jsremiahs glases q tAs bill a
fers Tor Senator Piaet's ssesat break.
fase asA b forever silsocsd. Here
70 What . ,oe ol politicians tackled
Tor tAsis nosaiaS neal: Duckwhsat
cakss asd naDie sysuD. veeisoe, sveee
aad hard es1ss. asA Dunpkia, spele
~ NlAce ~. TAlok q thai. N -,
sla 0wajjoweee-has1 eilee al i1aee
~ Tor bssakfast-rsstlasl oseaD
80,
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NOW MRS. CAMPBELL.

The marriage Of Major Colin Powys
Campbell and Miss Nancy Letter was
solemnized At Washington. Nov. 20. in
the presence Of about = half dozen
guests and the members Of the imme.
diate family. Rev. Roland Cotton
Smith. rector OF 81. Johns church.
performed the ceremony. The earl OF
Suffolk. whom rumor makes the nance
Of Miss Daisy Letter. was best man.
and Joseph Letter gave his sisters
hand In marriage.
All mourning was laid aside for the
occasion. both the bride and her sister
wearing conventional gowns Of white
crepe de chine trimmed with illusion.
Mrs. Letter wore . gown Of lusterless
black silk.
Among the guests was Lady Nina
Howard. sister Of the earl Of Suffolk.
who Is the guest OF Miss Daisy Letter
No member Of the British embassy
was present and the ceremony was
void Of all oseeotation.
There was no marriage settlements.
Mrs. Campbell's fortune 10 settled ab-
solutely on herself and could mot be
diverted under the terms Of her
fathers will. Ths income OF her for.
tune she Is Al perfect liberty to use
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Five Hvndess Children Apiece.

One Of tho federal judges has est.
mated that. II the stories told In the
courts BY the Chinese. about bsins
born In the United States were oil
true. every Chinese woman who vas
liviss In the Uaited States twenty-five
yesss ago nsst have had at least avs
hundred childrsa. Oss Of the wretch
ID features os this situation 10 that.
siaee wives Il boaa Ode Chinese ~.
tives a The Unitsd 8tatss have bsen
1ee3Afel sntiejsd 70 admission, each
oee q tAsse fsaudulestly aAnittsd
CAlnAoea nav bsiaS over Q slave gisi
nasqSsra1ins % his wife. he eoo-
oas1s Ssasket ps5ee q iron two
tAsosasd 70 three tAousaad 1oilass.-
~ Wosi1is Wesk.
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osvsrns.s ssss.aAs1s Men.

bryant u. Brooks. governor elect Of
Wyoming. was born y Massachusetts
and went to wyomias II 1881 and
worked - . cowboy ssas Chsysass.
He 10 . selfsducatsd and .ssll.oa1s
maa Az has large seeck. had baak
and pshse Interests. william y. o.
Dawsoa. the Rspubiicas governor siset
Of West vifgiaia. 10 20 yean Old saA
bsgaa life - . prtatss. thea bsca0s
~ editor and 10 aev . lawyer.
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as she pleascs. l.ajor Campbell IL bet.
tered lowered than the majority Of
men who marry rich Americans. He
inherited 4 snug fortune from his
mother and owns valuable property In
Glasgow.
Mrs. Letter announced to-day that
the engagement OF her daughter to
Major Campbell has been known to
the family since the summer OF 1908.
The family was on the point OF an
nouncinG Il when MIR. Letters serious
illness diverted their minds from any.
thing but his health. After his death
they did not wish the publicity attend
Ing such statements.
All the reports that either Mr.. Leit.
er or Mrs. Letter opposed the match
are totally without foundation. Mrs.
Letter thinks very highly OF her new
son.in.law. and had II not been for the
recent bereavement. the ceremony
would have been attended with al the
eclat which marked the wedding OF
Lady Cur1on.
Major and Mrs. Campbell will 20 70
England before beginning their loag
Honeymoon trip to india. The majors
reginent. the India Horse. 10 now IL
Calcutta.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-10

Tho New York Herald In reporting
he loss OF $4,000 pearl necklace,
says that the streets Of Now York
appear 70 b Uttered with gems.
There 10 . stroas probability. how.
ever. that The patriotic citizens Of the
aetropolis win anticipate the street
cleaning department IL removing this
uttes.
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sdySs a oe
we're cold set
tied In my
kidneys and
developed 20
quickly thai
I was obliged
to lay OF
work on &C.
count of the.
aching In myu
back an q
sides. For .
time I was
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-10

A Baltimore street car conductor
who found $4,000 In his car was given
n reward OF :5 cents when he re-
turned the money to Its owner. Hetty
Green wasn't In Baltimore At the
time. either.