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GUARANTEE.

hereby agree u refund the-mo ney
unid for Dr. Carl-tod'5 German Liver
Powder on thc return uf the empty
bottles. tire purchases stating u has
failed e. relieve and cure him ~ pn! 81
the disease for y bich IL Is reconlmeu-
ded. This guarantee covers the Use of
d II bottle or four BE. bottles 0r two
months treatment.
DIR. CarI-teIdt's Germ4n Liver Powder
l. q wonderful remedy prescription
used for over fifty years b. Al eminent
German physician IN his practice both
IL Europe and this country and sold by
thousands OF druggists all over the
world s. mildly natural are the effects
Of this remedy that all Kidney and Liver
troubles give way 10 perfect health. IL
cures the worst eases aud many have
been cured who had tried every known
remedy.
symptoms OF Liver Complaint: :
pepsia, Indigestion. rheumatism ru.t,
skin eruptious. -atipu mess, c. ..~. gas !,
dizziness. vertigo, h al che. s.i.s, p u
In the back melauch plv. tsa Lr,ssn,
furry tonge, hoTrid tast-. g pleasant
dreams. u-omnia. nv ne -lc anr~- nan
sea. hatulebce. -gsttlir z 81 IN a! 49, en-,
collcky condition Of the howe 4 IN
and soreness ia the stomach, iirrr - -
on The skin. loss Of memory, Im!-ii ii
vitality. dire forrbodirg~. lack ~ eAv ~,
indecisiou. crRukine-s. blood pos. ming,
nervousness, falling hair-nh, there are
lots of them and each one EN-, h. sizes
the i'm pcrtauce of having DR.. Car.-t-ldt's
German Liver Powder constantly within
reach II j. the right thing ~ the right
time. sure aud certain IN eject, pleasant
ard perfect IN action
For ypur own sake don't neglect any
Of the symptoms Of liver disorder or the
complaint will become chronic and the
ultimate, after untold sufferings, Is
DFATH
The Phoenix Drug Co. can tell you
all about DR.. CaTI-leldt's German Liver
Powder: il has cured many Of his Gus
TONERS who are recommending it TO their
friends.
Better than Testimonials - the guaran
tee uudsr which DIR. Carlstcldt's German
Liver Powder l. sold. III IL docs not re-
IIeve and cnrs yOu IL Will cost You moth
ing. so 90 At once aud procure the remedy
and take along this guarantee.
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Phoenix
Drug Co,
Aberd deem.
Society Notes

The many friends Of Mrs
Fred Thompson welcome her
again in their midat As the the
charming Dolly Iugate, Mrs.
Thompson found her way to many
hearts and cordial greeting al
ways awaits her on her return to
Aberdeen
w m. McQuiston Sykes spent
Sunday with MS home people.
Messrs. Humghries Holder aud
G. Staicos also were additions to
the family circle on that day.
Since the adjournment Of
Federal Court their many friends
regret the absence OF Mr. and Mrs.
NJ A. Montgomery who left re-
GENTLY for a visit to. Nashville.
Miss Louise Sykes of Oxford
has returned home after brief
stay with her aunt, Mrs Pauline
Cunningham
Miss Mary Brown Of Gibson
was in A berdeen on Tuesday
The regular meeting of the
Ladies'. Auxiliary was held in the
club rooms of the Eik's home on
Tuesday. Mrs. Acker. the very
able and resourceful president,
has on hand many schemes for the
promotion of various interests OF
the Auxiliary. and on Tuesday
perfected arrangements for an
oyster supper which viii be held
Friday of next week. After bnsi-
ness affairs a splendid game Of
seven handed Echre was enjoyed.
beverly Reynolds was at home
on Sunday.
Mrs. Octave Sykes left on
Tuesday for visit to Memphis to
be present ut the marriage of
Miss Martha Fountain and Mr..
Clarkson of St. Louis.
Miss Annie Mcfarland is Wis
iring friends in Tapelo.
-Mesdames j. W. Howard. w
s. Carleton, and Guy Hartwell
Bumpass returned last Thursday af-
ter pleasant stay in ST Louis. As
delegates to the National Conven
ton Of the L. d. C's. they were
recipients CT many social courte-
sizes which added TO the already
Astounding interests of the Worlds
Fair city.
Mrs. G. 2. Smith returned
Wednesday from q pleasant visit
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SnYLOCk

Shylock was the man who
wanted a pound of human
flesh. There are many
Shylocks now. the GONZALES
cent, the consumptive. the
sickly child, the pale young
woman, all want human flesh
and they can get it-take
SCOTS Emulsion.
SCOTS Emulsion Is flesh
and blood. bone and muscle.
Itfeeds the nerves, strengthens
the digestive organs and they
feed the whole body.
For nearly thirty years
SCOTS Emulsion has been the
great giver of human flesh.
We will send you couple OF
ounces free.
SCOTT q BOVINE. Chemists.
>oo-%i6 Pearl Street. New Vo14.
So aad 1a.so al druggistA
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to her brother, Mr.. Bell. of Pom
totoc
Mr.. {. r sykes left Monday
fra trip to Chicago and ST
Louis.
Miss Mary Howard. after a
most enjoyable stay with Miss
Jessie Gillespie is now the guest
OF her aunt, Mrs. Ellen Gillespie
on Fran kiln ave.
Mrs. w s Carleton was
hostess al the last meeting OF the
West End Club.
On Wednesday morning
company OF charming maids and
matrons spent a most enjoyable
few hours at the Houston home
hidden by Miss Jessie Gillespie,
who entertained ia honor of her
guest Miss Mary Howard \
tempting menu of salads and ices
refreshed the players after a game
OF six handed euchre. Miss Elise
Mcmillan was the triumphant
winner of the consolation prize
and Miss Annie. Mcfarland carried
off the first prize which was
pretty. picture.
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Notice TO Creditors.

Estate OF Robert @ HarrIs. deceased.
The State go NJ Ssis.irpi. Counfy Of Aonr,s.
IT, the ChaBtrry Court
letter. 81 administration on the estate OF
Robert q. Harris. decreased. having been grant
Ell tp the undersigned. by the Chsnccry Court
of SAid county. notice y hereby given Ia all
psrtie~ holding claims against said estate e.
hH We the same proba led Ia the Chanccry CLERKS
office 81 said county within one year from this
da te, otherwise such claim or claims Will DC
forever barred. This the 9th day OF October, tSs
j II. HARRIS, Administrr. Amcry, Miss
October II IyQt
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Consumptives Made Comfort
able.

Incipient consumption is cured by
not hold out false hopes to consump-
tives by claiming that il will cure
this dread disease in the advanced
stages; but if the lungs are not too
far gone Foley's Honey and Tar will
effect 9 cure, as 1t stops the racking
cough and soothes the inflamed air
passages giving them u chance to
heal. and even in advanced stages it
always gives comfort and relief. A.
A. Herren, of Finch, AJAX, writes !:
..Foley's Honey and Tar is the best
preparation for coughs and lung
trouble. i know that it has cured
consumption in the first stages. :"
Sold by ]. L. Shell 4 Co.
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Messrs Dobson l. Bynum. jail
builders of Montgomery. Ala. hav G
begun placing material on the
ground for the new Jail.
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Are YOU marking time and Won
dering why you can't get ahead?
Worried and weak. with q feeling of
listlessness and heaviness? You
know what Ii means. You have got
Malaria. Possibly you do not know
what it takes To get rid of ii. II is
CHILLIFCGE. A remedy made
from an alkaloid, with the beneficial
effects of Quinine, without the disa-
greeable and dangerous results. At
your druggist, or write Finlay, Dicks
a CO.. Ltd. New Orleans.
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Mr.. Riley F. Bsshsm and Miss
Maggie Pope were married at the
home of the brides brother, Mar
Gus Pope, Sunday Dot. 10th, at 4
p. m, DR.. Birch officiating.
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Mr.. W. A. Cowden of Smith
Vile, and Mr.. A. /. Boozier of
Hatley. are among the applicants
procuring license to practice med
icine, at the recent medical exam
nations at jackson.
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Aberdeen merchants have the
largest and best selected stocks of
goods ever brought to this market.
Peoples who wish to buy the best
goods at low prices should come
to Abe rdeen.
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We endeavor TO secure and re-
tain your patronage on merit. We
believe our success a splendid en-
dorsement of our method. Phoe
nix Drug Co. tins
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Notice COlOred Teachers.

l will contract with coicred
teachers for the colored public
schools of Monroe county, on Sat
urdsy, October %. 1904
The colored schools will open
on the first Monday of November
next. Colored teachers having,
or desiring work. should present
themselves on the above date.
Truly,
L. L. Davenport,
Supt Education. Monroe Co.
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Mr.. Bynum, of the firm of Dob
son & Byunm, of Montgomery,
Ala, who has the contract for
the building of the new Jail, WAS a
pleasant visitor at this Office yes
tcrday.
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CURE a COLD ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. Al druggists refund the money
if II tails 10 cure. + W Groves sigma
ture il on each box sc. (o7-iy)
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James A. Williams has been ap.
pointed a rural carrier at Hamil-
ton, in this county, and John P.
Willis substitute.
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We have on draught at our
soda Fountain Blue Lick. Tate
Springs and Buffalo L.thia Wa
tiers Just think these health
promoting waters at your own
door Phoenix Drug Co. tins.
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Messrs. W. B. Cason and j. I.
Harris, of Nettleton. were in the
city Wednesday.
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Mr.. Nj. NJ. Harris, who has been
confined to his room by sickness
for several days, is able to be out.
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MnRLn.- - 81 L0lIs.
Positive Guarantee

Signed BY Phoenix Drug Co.,
who Agrees 70 Return lour
Money il Dr. Carlstedt's Ger
man Liver Pills fail 10 Cure
Iou.
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The Pictorial Review. 10 and
l5c patterns for November is on
sale now at Laskys' Fire Store. If
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-10-21

Our Prescription Department is
under the supervision of Three
Registered Pharmacists and we
can fill Prescriptions from any
Physician. Phoenix Drug Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-10-21

The circus has gwen Aberdeen
the go-by The heart of the small
boy. rs we'll as that OF his father,
i sad
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-10-21

l have added my department OF
cheaper grade work. Am now
prepared to fill orders for wrappers
kimonas, shirt waists. children's
clothes and underclothing. Will
make a specially of ready made
uuderskirts.
Mrs. OLLIE JONES.
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Mr.. j. W. Hall was q visitor to
Aberdeen Wednesday.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-10-21

Your money is subject to your
call if dissatisfied with an article
bought of US Can any one do
more? Phoenix Drug Go. tn5.
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The finest. largest and best Sc
lection of Combs and Brushes, you
will find at GAYS.
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that drug store sells Gully drugs
and Medicines Ii this were true
there are many people who would
not be our customers. because
they are never sick. W { have a
fine line OF Soaps, Perfumes Toll
ct articles Rubber Goods, Fancy
Stationery. hot and cold Soda.
Cigars, etc. Your doctors pre-
scriPtion Will receive careful at
tention here.
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Several now residences are near
ing completion IN the city.
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Get a Kodak. Where? Phoenix
Drug Co. Eastman Kodak Agen-
CT. tho.
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NEXT WEEK: Fresh Pork Sau-
sage, Dried Beef in Hams. cut as
you wish, at F. D. Carter & Co.'S.
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loo Engraved Visiting Cards
and Plate, Sl.5O. Phoenix Drug
Co. tins.
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Just received, 100 bunohes of
BANANAS, very fine, at
Phone ~. F.. d. CARRIERS.
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See Parker's guaranteed FouLt-
ian Pen for 100, at GAYS.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1904-10-21

Beet CREAMERY BUTTER in
stock. Try it; first quality.
+. d. CARTER a. Co.
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A safe, agreeable and mild remedy TO
constipation, biliousness and indigestion.
California Prune Waters. 100 for % cts.
Ask your Druggist.
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Cotton still brings a fair price
despite the estimate Of l2,0OO, 600
bale crop.
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We accept subscriptions for
Magazines at publishers sub
scription rates. Phoenix Drug
Co. tn5
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The public gins of the county
ar taxed 10 their utmost Aber-
ieen and Monroe county generally
need more public gins.
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Just received. 100 lunches Ba
nanas. very fine.
Ed. CARTER d. Co.
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Try our pure white Toilet Soap,
3 for 300 j. A. GAY.
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We take subscriptions for Pic
torial Review Magazine, 81 90 a
year, 10 cts a copy at Lasky's
Fire Store. IT,
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Try our famous Roasted Coffees.
Englehardt's. F. D. Carter & Co.
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Rye, Barley. Turf Oats. for sale
1t GAYS.
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They act o. the contents of the bowels,
cleansing thoroughly with soothing ef-
feet California Pruue Waters, 100 for
- cent-. Ak Yonr druggist.
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After others fail. try us. Salts
faction and Popular Prices are
common commodities with us.
Phoenix Drug Co. tins
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If several weddings don't take
place in Aberdeen before the ring
ing Of the New Years bells, then
there is nothing il signs.
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Farmers are taking advantage
Of the ideal weather to harvest
their crops.
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California Pruuc Waters are good in
vestmeut. They give quick returns with
uo after trouble. 100 Tor 25c. Ask your
Druggist.
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Best CREAMERY BUTTER in
stock. Try it; first quality.
Phone ~. II. ID. Carter d Co.
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THE ABBRDEEN WEEKLY
Time Cards, Schedules, Etc,

ili[ OAA ~ -B@h A-h-s
SUNDAY RATES TO MEMPHIS
Tho n u-a- city. Memphis = Birmtu<u am
Rsilroal sill -o.i 80 day Tickets ~ Memphis
at Dne r. p. far he rounI rrir Leave Aber-
deeu a. +:sts ~ KeWruIrg llcaye Memphis
stap ia y YOUNG. Agent.
RACE Al MEMPHIS
AGO. hnr-f- Dl.v Memphis 4 Birmingham
az. sN rI. t.rkrt De $50 fur rru q r. =.
De- .rI .n.e October III tl -I keturrthie Oc-
tsbo ~ }. n. YOUNG. Agent.
Commences SUNDAY. Srpt 18th. tha Mobile
& OHIO 81 --il trn i4Y Coach tickets e. It.
Luui- ard f.turr cu ~aturdsy- Monday.
1nf-uay-. W.ere-tas- Hud Thursdays for
q y. GODFREY Dr.. Agent
HOME sEEkERs' RATES
sa- tlt, Memphis * D. birmingham Railroad viii
sytl tickets tvert lr-f Hut second Tuesday ~
strh mouth uutit ueceul-r ,. at rate OF one
fara plus - ~ h YOUNG. N,ent.
WORLDS FAIR. 81 LOUIS
Thu, haus8- Cify. Memphis 4 birmiugbafu
Railroad syi sell ruuuA trir ticKrts az follow
ir- rates. rufrirnrrrin trrlI al ~ November ~
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ed Nuvefnf Der 81 Hlfh trat return limit Deceut-
ter o.. kal. Tickets GOOD for ~ DAYS
for -,turn sl6sU Tickets good Tor Is days Tor
return, sltI5 Can pat You into -. Louis ~
pnfck a- aI.t Iit.r > v NOt NG Agent.
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flA -. -. u s. b. Aieuriii-. aut l.. q.
f.bi- i Birmingham Railroad wall rln through
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n 81 X IOU>G Agent.
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School Books at List Prices,
Phoenix Drug Go. tn5.
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Sole Agents Miss Wanous
Shampoo Bag 10 cents. Phoenix
Drug Co. tins.
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STATEMENT SHOWING THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF ABERDEEN

OF Aberdeen Mississippi October By
rection of Chapter II, of Annotated Code 1892.
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DIRECTORS.

Z O. SIkES, a r
ACKER, g.. j. LEFTwICH join c CROSBY
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-12
japanese Journalism.

japanese Journalism is developing on
Western lines and with surprising rap
idity The events OF the present war
are responsible for extras which are
sold on the street in the American
fashion The newsmen run barelegged,
with a sort OF napkin round the head
and a small bell at the belt. which
rings as they go. When the war news
is lively the extras come out in cor
respOndingly lively manner, one after
the other. and are literally patrOnized.
The sensational reporter has appeared
there. as we'll as the female journalist,
and things are ''whOOped up more than
they used TO be one consequence or
this is that journalism here and there
begins to pay, where formerly il had
To be subsidized as a matter OF pat
riOtism and public spirit. There is an
English column in all the papers. and
English is studied in all the schools
The country has six hundred news
papers in all. and a number OF them
have respectively a circulation exceed
ing a hundred thousand copies. AS
guides and directors OF public opinion
they are perhaps not inferior 10 our
own. Altogether japanese journalism.
IN it's infancy. has a bright future be-
sore it. and viii likely keep pace with
ne progress OF the country it serves.
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Dickens Landmarks Passing.

As sacrifcial offerings to the spirit
Of modern progress the few remaining
Dickens landmarks are fast vanishing
from London. The latest to be doomed
is the Saracen's Head, Snow Hill. All
the admirers of the great master Of
fiction viii remember this as the old
coaching house which Wackford
squeers, the villainous schoolnaster.
made his headquarters when he came
to London in search of fresh victims
and from whence Nicholas NickIeby
started with him in the Yorkshire
coach for DothebOys Hall. AS the
photograph shows the building has
been renovated since that memorable
( journey. but the renewed lease of life
it gained thereby has been a brief one.
1t is soon to be sold, torn down and
replaced by more pretentious struc-
ture.
1t was only a little while ago that
the members Of the Dickens fellow
ship received with a shudder the It'd
| ings that the Black Bull In Holborn.
/ long held sacred 10 the memory of
Sarah Camp and her mythical friend,
Mrs. Harris, had been removed to
make way for some emblem that
would more appropriately represent
up-to-date business methods. Yet it
is probable that the Black Bulls sue
cessor will have passed into dust and
oblivion long before the monthly
nurse in Martin Chuzzlewit is forgot
ten.
A memento Of BLEAK House" also
vanished recently when Crooks old
paper shop was torn down in Chan
cery lane. 1t was over this shop that
Miss Flyte, the quaint kind-hearted
/ spinster, was supposed to live and
here the Jarndyce heirs visited her.
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CANDY BY MAIL.

" THIN the last hve years there have been
M than of cases in this country OF
poisoning by candy and liquor sent by mail
Colorado shaken up by of poisoning by
whisky by mail But candy the favorite re-
of the poisoners. We have noted California case
this kind and since it occurred and had publicity
there have been three here. though none
resulted in the death of the intended victim.
We do not use the term poisoned candy" with any
reference to the dangerous stuff found in most candy
by Chemist Wiley of the Agricultural Department. 1t
is plain from his analysis that if the poisoners would
only wait little the confectioners would do the job
with parane and anilne used in making their CANDY
But the desire for vengeance impatient to wait
and so these sow-death things reinforced with
strychnine arsenic and sent anonymously to the
victim who Immediately proceeds gorge the stuff
knowing who sent it. anything about it. only
that it is candy and present and nothing Then
dies and the autopsy shows active and passive
poison and the ponderous machinery of the law is put
in motion find the poisoner This is tale told again
and again in the newspapers, and yet the market for
poisoned candy is good People who will
read this would lay the paper down and sample box
of chocolates that came by mail without knowing who
sent it.
The poisoner is the execrated of all criminals
and those who eat candy that by mail they know
from whom, the to be condemned of all
fools 1t IS just possible that in the great economy of
things the poisoner is the fool-ker in disguise for
surely person that knows enough to retire indoors
when it rains would touch stuff under such cir
cumstances When box of candy with no sender's
upon it. is received by person of sense it is
for analysis to chemist and everything about the
package that identify the sender carefully pre-
served In these days enity takes novel shapes and
is sought in ways. and the easiest
seems to be the lure of cheap box of candy.
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MEN analMAdTERS IN
THE F0R~Z lie WORLD
MC(NEE

wives ard pa OF his daughters In a
theater attached to the harem. where
so Ear as is known no ordinary per-
former ever appeared before. the boy
drew round after round Of applause
from the royal audience and received a
fee OF about $500 and a decoration. At
ter the concert FlOriZel was allowed TO
talk with a number OF the Sultan ;
family and the Sultan's youngest son,
a boy about the young musicians age.
on this tour he played before the
Prince Of Bulgaria who showed his ap-
probation by a decoration and hearty
thanks
The child Of poor Germans, Won Reu-
ter has secured all his training on
credit. and at present is devoting as
much Of his income as ne can possibly
spare to paying the masters who have
I given him his education. Many Of his
( teachers would have been willing TO
give their services for the sake Of de-
/ veloping the boys extraordinary talent,
/ but 10 this he never would agree, and
! he has succeeded in reducing his in
/ debtedness 10 less than $3.50 in the last
three months. Before finishing his
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-12
Music Comedy IN Sahara.

Once more we get a glimpse OF En-
perOr Jacques Lebaudy He is now
$4,000 poorer through having royalty
settled the claims Of the French Marine
Department against him. and those of
the deserted sailors whom he recruited
from the Frasquita- This action Of the
Emperor Jacques has rather cOnciliated
public opinion, since il shows that
Jacques is no fool after all; he preferred
paying TO commencing the interminabIe
wrangling with a French court. His
brothers in Paris confess that they
don't know exactly how far his schems
has progressed. but the fact that the
aforesaid sailors receipts were made
out formally to his Majesty Jacques
Premier, Emperor du Sahara" seems
to prove that the monarch OF the sands
has not abated a jOt or title Of his
august pretensiOns.-BOston Transcript