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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-01
HOUSE COMMITTEE
VISITING CITY
Eight Members of Congress Hear
Recommendations for Improve
mcnt of Mississippi Valley
Waterways.

Eight rnombaTs % the Congressional
Comi;tce on Rivers and Hsrb"rs speat
yesterday afternoon in 81. Louis listening
TO representatives of he civic societies Of
St Louis who presented TO them the
needs Of the Mississippi River between
this city and Cairo ard urged them TO
make suitable appropriations for the pro
posed work. After conference at the
Southern Hotel during the afternoon the
committee went 90 the TyTolesn Alps
where dinner was served.
In the party. which arIivei By boat
from st. Paul at 20 O'Clock. were Chai--
man and Mrs. Theodore 2 Burton -
Ohio: Congressman and Mrs. Ernest r.
Acheson. Pennsylvania. Congressman and
Mrs. II. Alya s. Alexander. New YORK:
Congressman Ne-l.y =. Jones. Washing
ton. Congressman and Irs. ]. Adam Bece.
Minnesota. Congressman Stephen N
Sparkma1. Florida: Congressman and
Mrs. George r Burgess. Texas: Secretary
and Mrs James II. csssidy. and Joseph
II Mccain. assistant secretary
At the Southern Hotel the committee
WAS me; by citizens 81 81. Louis. East 81.
Louis and Kansas city. who sought u
impress them with the desires OF the mu-
inequalities for river and harboT improve
ment of the Mississippi VALLEY waterway
Rober, Moore. II. II. Wernse. president
q. the Merchants Exchange. William X
r .. Stansri. Captain Isaac ". Mason,
samuel ". Kennard. former Congressman
r g. NiedTinEhaus. John F.. reasdale and
John A. Garrity appeared for ST Louis.
representing the BusineSs Mems League
and the Merchant Exchange. Mayor J.
IL NeN and e. -. Porter. president of the
Kansas City Commercial Club. with
Mayor Cook o: East St Louis represented
their cities.
The 81. Loaf. men desire appropriation
and work that will insure an .ight-foct
channel for the IS. miles between this
city and Cairo. III. Dredging and = syS-
ternatlc channel construction was recon-
mend.d a. methods. with continual year
j. approx Ration 90 carry on the !So-l-,
was asked.
Kansas city asked the committee 20 Wis
10 IL to investigate the geographical siii.-
alton that causes the flooding Of TIE dis
tric, between the Missouri and Eaw riv-
.rs Chairman Burton accepted an invita-
rior FOR the committee TO visit Kansas
CITY on September 70. contingent OF III.
shliity Of the members 20 20.
He assured tn. committee. however. that
he could see no prospect OF immediate re-
lief and that h. could not sc. where hIs
committee has Jurisdiction TO provide re-
lief
East St. Louis. through its Mayor. sec
onded the suggestions OF St Louis and IN
addition enumerated II. serious cons
qu.rces Of Hood. and high waters incl
dental to the poor channel of III. Missis-
sippi.
weeks tour OF the river. and It's wo:A
sn.Ied at 81. Louis. The members are to
TO return 10 their homes from this CITY
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-01

RFPrBLrc SPECIAL

Y Il
washington Aug. si.-Army orders were IS
sued to-day as follows:
Cao,ain Ewing E Booth. recently prom go
,,ron, r-irst Lieutenant seventh Cavalry. Vita
rank from August - IS ass!gned % Iel1ii
cavalry Troop Is. and w!H join that troop
FIRST Lieutenant Frank y Edwards, recently
,,rnrroted from Second Lieutenant. Fourth ,st-
siry1 with rank from August q. assigned %
seventh Cavalry. Troop / =,
effec. about the tim. tire Fourteenth lniant.5
is relieved from duty in TIE Phii'ppine islailns.
with permission to return to the United states
via Gala and Europe. Il granted Captain Al
fred Has5roUck. Fourteenth Infantry.
Captain EdxsFd a Shut,leworth. 9asT.er,
MASTER leave Of absence. IS Iell.E.o
from further duty In toe Philippine lsiands.
and win proceed from Sorth:eld. VI. 20 EotI
Wright. Wash. and assume clafEc rnd.r ne
direction Of the Qusrtermaster General II Inc
Arrny Of construction work az that Io=t
Nv direction o: the PRECEDENT. Captain ID
ward T Winston. United states effny- reused
Is relieved at mis- Own request from outf -
Gordon institute. BarnesSilie, Ga. to take ef'
fec: august 81. -.., $,
VANITY Will proceed 20 Fort I>esvenwJrtE. has
and report 81 person September i 10 the com
rnsndsnt Infantry and Cavalry School. fcr du
II as an assistant Instructor in ;hat school.
First Lieutenant Charles Z Haight. fHl.tf
Cavalry. Is detailed TO snts= she class IT tn
star College. Fort Desyen1orth. Kas.- Sep:erl
re- ]. ard will report 20 the Clmmandani o
the college that Gate.
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Three Hundred Sialwari Demo
Gratis Go In Springfield 10 Help
Open Campaign.
CHEER FOLK At THE STATION.
Circuit Attorney VIII Deliver
Principal Address in After
noon and William j.
Bryan at Night.

s9'.'a' -Ea!n OF the Frisco rlllei out
~ N. Union Siatic.. at II O'Clock last
night bearing 20 rneIher- % the Jeffer-
s"n Club. bound for 5priEg feld. to attend
the opening OF the State CAMPAIGN.
Al active politicians and men proui-
nent IN every CAMPAIGN settled FL due<-
tons q. 70 :neir loyalty 20 the iiclet by
the hearty manner 81 which they filed the
station midway with cheers ror Folk
TIL" FIFE and drum corps OF the jefferson
Club I'D the parts through the station
and wilI h prominent at the Springfield
rally to-day The party met ct the club
rooms at Grand avenue ard IVES; Pine
boulevard. where a meeting Vas held
Resolutions w.r. passed expressing sym
patty With E-eckinT.dre Jones a nern-
b.r Of tho Board - Governors. and VIII
liam Desmond. Gh!s: Of Detectives. in
ine.g recent beresyements
TO DIsCIS - CAMPAIGN pr.sSS
Thosc VINO are in Springfield to-day Will
has, a busy tin.c OF It, This morning at
!. O'Clock state Chairman ". y. Evans
will call IN. State Committee together 10
discuss plans Il ;he campaign and the De-
tails NJ; Organization. Important changes
probably will be made in the personnel o.
one or Two OF me SuDco'r-n1ittess OF the
State Committee.
In the afternoon. beginning at 10
O'Clock. Circuit Attorney FOX. nominee
FOR Governor. Will open tire Democratic
CAMPAIGN in Missouri. He Will Sps1k FOR
a. hour and q quarte= on the issues % the
campaign Hts speeoh will b. used as a
document for the widest dissemination
during the next Two months.
Mr. FOLK will he followed by III. other
nominees On the ticket. al! Of whom are
on tire programme for short talks Foi-
lowing these talks Governor Dockery will
deliver thirJy-rn,nuio speech. which Will
close ~" exercises Of the afternoon.
At nigh; william J. Bryan Will be the
only speaker. He has culy begun his
work IN this years campaign. lie spok.
last night az Nevada. end was at Lamar
yesterday. A. an ardent sdrn:Ter OF Mr..
Folk ara the Missouri Democracy. he has
Missouri. at the top % tn" list Of Demo
c-siic States north Of III" solid SoIth
TIE afternoon programme to-day will be
/ held IN the M"tr' pol tan Opera house Tne
puulic square or in the opera house the
condition n: the weather governing
Following The meeting today Ir. Folk
/ Will start on ms active campaign through
tn. counti..- The following dates have
been made for next vcak: Halifax. Polk
County. September ? - p m. Buffalo.
Dallas County. September :. 10 =. m.
Kansas CITY. september ;: Greenfield
Dad. County. September s. Ia" p. N
Lockwood. D4de County. 80 = m: FL
dorado Springs Cedar County. September
:. i:5' =. m. Appleton city. -, Clair
County. 80 = m. Windsor. Henry Coun-
ton County. September . 10 p. m: Sc
! daiia. Saturday. Septembe. 10. 10 p. NJ
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Williams and Cook Render
Mo..inly Statements.

REPt-ELIc SPECIAL.
jefferson Cry. No. Aug 3i--State
Treasurer r p. Williams to-day filed his
monthly report OF the condition Of the
STATE Treasury with Governor Dockery
showing the following condition: Balance
on hand July 81. 3. $50: receipts for
August SZT. ii35i: disbursements for au-
gust. sly1s. 1919. balance on hand August
81. sl.Si3. sg3--i.
The IarSe disbursement for the month
IL ute to the fact that more than ti."Jo.-
CO.. vas distr .Juted H. August to tl.- DIFF
ferent county school funds
Secretary II State Sam Il. Cook reports
hay "a. received and paid Into the State
Treasury taxes and fees for the month
II August isgi as follows:
No;sriai commissions 500: domestic coz
porai:on tax. Ss.f15: foreign corporation
tax s. isD: miscellaneous fees e.sa.2 y: land
department fec: s5l.25. recording railroad
contracts. $40: Lsnk inspection fees. 81
SI.-5o: total. Si-,sSL
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ENTHUSIASTIC DEMOCRATS
POURING INTO SPRINGFIELD

lsE.f'I Ei.if SPECIAL
Springfield Mo. A,:-. 3l.-Dc!ega;Ions
from all parts % ;he State are arriving on
every train to attend the State Democratic
campaizn oI-ning tomorrow. Tire local
Committee IN Arrangements. Of which
Senator ,. II McDlvid is chairman. has
everything In adi1sss for the big meet
ing. and at Ieas, l. 81 visiting Ds.siocEa:.
are expected.
morning and SIsut the day at tire Demo
cratic headquarters at the Metropolitan
iictel.
William =. Bryan. accompanied by Har-
vey Salmon 81 Clinton and Congressman
6 " Ha;nI.n and =. ". McDivid of this
city. arrived from Lamar AZ SCI this even
Ing. They were met at the depot by a
delegation ~ Springfield citizens and Mr..
Bryan received an ovation.
Joseph W. Folk arrived atou; two hours
later and another demonstration occurred
MANI Other pt6uin ent leaders ar. ALREADY
here. but ~. majority OF them are ex-
pected in the morning. Judge Evans. when
CockreII will b. present. said that the only
, persons To- receive. special Invitations. eS-
cert th, candidates. were HaTry h. Hlwes
and James a. Red. and he was OF the
opinion that the Senators would no; be
hsr. Mr. Have t. expected in the morn
ing hLt il j. thought that Sir. Reed will
not he present
O'Clock Tomorrow morning at the Metre
poiitan In the afternoon the c1nfidate.
and Governor Doc kerry will speak at the
| BALDWIN Thcst.r. and IL ~ feared tina;
rnanI will be disappointed by not being
ahis TO- secur. seats. ~ night Bryan will
I .peAk at League Park. the bzscbail
grounds. 90 that all may have an oppor-
tuaity to hear him
TWO TRAINLOADS GOING
FROM JACKSON COUNTY ALONE
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Kansas City. Mo-. Aug. 3l.-At the open
ing Of the Democratic State campaign at
Springfield tomorrow Kansas City will
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Of 'se cSr"ll. These oonciusions were
b.t-.i upon the character of she spectrum
Of the corona.
90. the "rraI hand. Gt-srvar T. r Srr o.
10 ~" Smithsonian Instituti0. measured
the quantity 1f heat from TIE corona and
WIS surprised 10 find that even in thu. i'm
mediate proximity - the solar surface
the effective temper azure was subStsut. AL
l. thas Of the room ia which he was Oh
serving. He. IN. r-foT.. h.lG the view that
thu main -oUre- Of l!zht iIom the corona
u not the inuIadcs."cnc,- ~ is particles
but the rzdiatIons aye In tine nature OF an
ciertTig.i dIas.uafG.-.
Professor Arrh.n.us. however. Ia. sue
c.'ccd r. A.tr-nOuiZing all TN. rc<ults os
observation BIS showing that IA. particles
H. the region observed must b. al "A TEN
pcrItgTc Of SO degrees Fahrenheit and.
therefore. must he rIdiatIng ligi- BY vi
ia" -: their iHc1ud-Sr.nra. but III. par
ticieS are 20 few and Ear bsty-.-- that the
effective temper. tIr- observed ls no, the
temperature 4 al. yIrtic,cs themselves.
but - IN" average t'rnp"ratur. fcr TIE in
1au'!"Sc.Ht particles. ana the ccld back
ground % space Er"u which ihes. Isrti-
cl.r are seen her. and ther. ~ projection.
Tho tS-li ara Of tn. background cov-
"rerl hv t'!c particles ~ projection Is only
q In.nui" fraction - The who'll. area The
s0"rtroecnT" and tn. % .TTIomo'ric obseT-
v1'iCuS ar" completed LaTmouilf.s.y 10y a.
Sunfinc thaf- 81 the i9r; % the Corona Oh
f"ryHsi. tfsr. - oT!- 0I.,- minute due; par-
tlrl- Tor each fifteen cubic wards Il space.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-01

rDr ie ve:. -.eii represented kama city
IJ,-no~~ats ~ too busy gett.r; !7nfy inr
49,. settlement q: q serious homo natter.
i.... eiac; on % d.;' -steS 20 the COUNTY
Nominating. C"uveliioa. 20 pay n"'h 81
ffutiGn 70 state natter
4!.ny persons who do not Gaze muci:
s,ilDrr t.oiljir- generally. but nr" iHi.rc-tfi
:l Joseph " Fo... w.ll 90 from hansa-'
C4.y.
~ noon to-day g " Jones. "!iy ticket
agent -aiG reports from country points
ard inquiries showed .h~t rncg" WON! o..
..-e PERSONS than ous :ra.u could CORY.
gu5 There WI b. Iv-1 s.c'iOns or the
special train The special trains viii PICK
70 passengers ~ stations along the route
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-01
BRYAN URGES DEMOCRATS
TO SUPPORT STATE TICKET.
says Folk Must Re Elected and That
Republicans Hnfe Cook Because
lie Has Defeated Then.
nEPrRI spECIAr.

PF.PT- RI.Tc SPECIAL.
Lamar. No, Aug si--Willia-n J. Bryan
addressed 700 persons In tire Courthouse
yard to-day.
He made a strong plea for the State
ticket. eu!osizins Joseph ". Folk az the
sIccisi champion OF purity in public Of
fee. He declared that II would BE a
great misfortune for Missouri II the Cir
cult Attorney should Tot be elected
Tho Republicans hated Sam Cook. he
said. 0:iiy because he had been instrument
tai In bringing about Democratic vic
tory He set forth with great force ms
position upon Judge Parker airi advised
all Democrats to vote for him.
II. departed in company with Congress
men I-Gndiver and Benton for Springfield
This afternoon Immediately after speak
irE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-01

ISOLATION. which VIII be held AT the Cen
tr.l BAPTIST Church. conner Of Twenty
''.irI AID Morgan streets September 5
20
tersS:S az The negro and = IL. most rrX-
"rfil yocieir with rha: yurr0se in exist
enc. John g Dancy. !. .urdsr Of Deeds
Tor :he District OF Columbia. and Profess
OT ia Eo.s o. Georgia VIA. b. IN attend
ance- Attorney William ". FARMER - m
charge II the local ar-ang. r-ents commits
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-01
TO.NI.1 A
n. Lorenfz's Laxative. Tonic I.yisorator.

In Just what you need ;aesc rot days to
keep your stomach. bowels and nerves in
shape. II cures hay fever. asthma and all
troubies of q catarrhal nature Tor chill
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caine. At druggists. THE Beautiful
Story of Life" and thousands of convin-
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free. Lo-entz Medical Co. New York
Fc. sale aud recommended by Wolff
Wilson Drug Company and Meyer Bros..
Uruzgis.k
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-01
NURSES FUNERAL SERVICE
TAKES PLACE At NIGHT.
Martha R"-cnthnI VIII Re Buried At
Her Home. Weldon
Springs. Mo-

Funeral services over tho body or Nurse
Martha Rosenthal were held at s o'clock
Las: night In -he rcception-room Of the
Evangelical Deaconess Hospital. No. ill7
West Belle place.
The Reverend Doctor F. =. Jars on
cintei Only the nurses who had served
With the dead woman. ard a few init
mate friends. were present.
Nurse Rosenthal died last Tuesday OF
typhoid fever The date OF the funeral
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-01
WILL SUPPORT THE TICKET.
hsrmHduLe Denies That Anfc-COn.
,cofiou Promises Were Made

ID W MarmaGuke. woo was candidate
Tor Auditor before the Democratic State
'9nFe ntion. writes 70 The Republic 10
deny tha: MS defeat has affected his at
.iud- toward the t:cks. AIS note IL as
fylDaS.
70 :r~ Editor Of IT. R@rut.lic
<"'.t SyriErs. No. aug y. 1905 -3y a.tsn-
l.Sn afs been sa..-u 70 tire statements in II.
y li4o.-'a!I an: sntl-fSiS press that 1 de-
.. GEc:ng .iE. i'n!k berausz r. had not kept
NJ plsfgs T. SssppCrt me Tor the Office Of STATE
Alfito= Nj. York never T.s.. 20 me any such
p.-ss- nor an i.1,'1Ecinz him TO the con
'rsry- prDD~s@ .icr7C-tirS beth the rational
ana state De--ioc-a-ic -ic.s:s thT0ugfou,. Very
respectfully. d W MARNADTEE
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LINN COUNTY TICKETS.
Democrats md Republicans Make
Nomina lions.

f:E-f'I BIC SPFs-IAI-
Brookfe.d. Mo. Aug. 3i.-At the Repub-
lican County Convention here to-day Dec
.o- \. g. Pettijohn was nominated for
Repress b. +. Moss for Sheriff. R.
= Earham FOR Prosecuting Attorney and
J. r. Fleming for Treasurer.
At the Democratic Convention yesterday
Edward Barton. the incumbent was nom
mated for Representative. David Buckley
FOR Sheriff. II. J.. Lander for Prosecuting
Attorney ard ]. r. EOrtzier for Treasurer.
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To speak q, Socialist .ieesl.Gs.

]. Mshion Barnes Of Philadelphia. menu
Der OF the CiEarnakers International
Union and delegate TO the American
FEDERATION Of labor will speak at two So
cta!iSt party campaign meetings. 70 he
held in South ST. Louis Turner Hall. Tenth
~! Carroll streets. tonight. and at North
81 Louis Turner Hall. Twentieth and
Salisbury streets. tomorrow night
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-01
Enund Dcnd in Hoom.

yaivular disease of the heart vas pro-
nounced TO have caused the death Of John
Sheperd Of Pawnee. Ok. who was found
dead 10 bed at the st. Louis Hotel. No as
North Fourth street. Tuesday night.
sheperd took dinner at the Lsclede Ho-
eel Tuesday night. and after returning TO
went 20 bed and at SO o'clock was found
dead.
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at Weldon Springs. Mo.
was first sst for this morning but the
change was made in order that the body
might be sent to Weldon Springs. No.
whore the burial will take place.
Upon the arrival OF the body at Weldon
Springs. the old home OF Nurse Resent thai.
funeral services will b. held In the E?is-
copai Church at that place. ard the burial
WEI be in Weldon Springs Cemetery
Nurse Essential xHs . years old.
The Illness from which Nurse gosenthal
died was contracted. u Is thought. while
sne was nursing Doctor Is Rehling at
Waterloo. III. During this time IL Is said
that she WAS In a depressed mental con-
dition because %, the death Of her father
"A few months ago.
Her father died Of heart failure. 70
which Nurse Rosenthal was also snbject.
and IL l. thought that TO her weak heart
more than TO typhoid fever her death
was due
Nurse RosenthaI came 70 st. Louis sew
cTai years ago and became a nurse
through the advice OF her father vino
asked her TO give her life to charity.
Upon her arrival IN s.. Louis she lived in
the home Of the Reverend Doctor Young.
Episcopal minister. but later entered
the Deaconcss Home. where she remained
until her death.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-01

Government Republican Roosevelt Club
viii be held at the headquarters. No. I'D
EuScnia street. The subtsc: for discus
ton Will be the text OF Carl Schurz IN
lsFI: We want rot only the platform,
hot the man on II flor Governor whose
PAST record IS guarantee Of his future
fitness
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-01
COOKER WASHINGTON EXPECTED.
National ssro-Sr,crican Association
VIII Meet Here sept. q. : and =.

s: Louis nero Republicans are antici-
eating the visit ~ Booker r Washington
to this city IN order to attend conven-
ton " the National Afro-Amsricsn As
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Percin~id IL Nominated.


Madison. Ind. Aug 3I.-The Fourth Dis
t-ict T. publican Convention to-day rorni-
nstcI Anderson Perc.as.d OF Brown Cou.-
~ for Congress. and Endorsed Perry z
f5csty Of Jefferson County for Appellate
Judge
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The annual dinner 20 the employees Of
the Nertke.nsr-Swart Shoe Company
was given Tuesday evening at the Glen
Echo club. After dinner ]. J. Wertheimer
president % the company. and George W.
Milir~. the vice president. made short
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-01
Hepub,sc.. Ci,, Committee Meets.

Chairman Blake presided ~ the regular
r-.oarhIy meeting OF the Eepub.ic.n city
Corr.rli:te.. last nisht N the Holland An
mex plan Of precinct organization and
the selection Of precinct officers were dis
ci;ssed No date for the Republican cit.
prirAries vas SET and Secretary Priicfi-
ard said II did not come I'd In the meeting
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ONLY BRITISH ARE FREE

There is no more freedom exc-D. be-
meath the British flag saii cure 81
Quebec the other day.
And under the Stars and Stripes there
ar. no special privileges even for the
church. These. briefly mentioned. are the
reasons why French quebec. drilled ny r<
priesthood. NAV sgua reciprocity NJ las
and eSpogsc the cause OF Itamh"rlaiu.-In
md British imperial unity.
Of on. thing you may he Sure-the
most inf ortani. vital political cDut'pvr~St-
In III. history ~ Canada T. pendant upon
the succl ss or the Chamberlain pT"pagai-
d.. in England.
We Will oppos. the tariff imperialism
or The Conservatives with reciprocity
said a member or to. Lin" rsi Governm' n
today. But remember this. trad. unity
with America will lead inevitably 10
National auaigs mstioI. and the "pP"si-
t!on will not fall to 80 inform tine p"oy!"-
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Why? Rccaurr in French Canada IN.
church has privileges. exemptions. powers.
which /, could never have under -.
Government ~ the United State. az
France 10y origin AMI ecclesiastical dom
.nsnce. IN" church ~ Cauads Ina recent
j. witnessed the estr1ngsm.ni. thu bit
terness. Of the warfare Of France upon
Roman Catholicism. Religious orders have
been expelled. tn. Roman Church J. no
longer tolerated by IA. French Govern
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Fermentation and decay, what dread
f,,l words, Sanitoi Tooth Powder VIII pre-.
vent them absolutely. All druggists -
cents.
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/ SIS r. IT. daily. via Van,.a!!a-Pennsyi.
yania. arriving Pittsburs 2-i5 .. m next
| day.
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ThrsaEb Sleeper Cleveland. o..
Via vsndalia -Pennsyivania. LIS noon
daily.
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REPORT ON STATE FINANCES.

Hicks Liquid In pudtne Instantly cures
headache exhaustion. indigestion and colds.
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Present Government. Committed
To Tariff Reduction. Waits ON
British Policy.
NEEDS A GREATER MARKET.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier. Premier.
PLAYS Waiting Game Between
Reciprocity and the Cham
berlain Plan.

John II. Ratj'ry. The EepgLi.c's special cor
respondent. = n1s in canada 90 inse-;izs'.
TIE ad.aat- s- q TsClPro1ity Vith the Doinin-
Ion. This j. the tNel:th o.; series % hs
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Improper glasses injurc the eyes
and will in time absolutely de-
s.roy the sight.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-08-06
NOT CAUSED BY GERMS.
No Dyspepsia MiCrobe. One Disease
That Has No Bacillus,

Dyspepsia is plain, ordinary, com
mon. miserable disease that has all
kinds Of causes except germ. To cure
it the innamed and irrItated organs
should be relieved for time of part Of
their work. Mi-o-na, the one guaran
teed cure for dyspepsia, meets these
conditions aud also gives strength and
tone to the whole system,
A few days treatment will show the
great good Mi-o-na can do aud its use
for a reasonable length of time will
result in conplete cure. No one
should hesitate trying this remedy.
Mi-o-na is sold by Druggist Gokay
on the fairest plan imaginable, with
an absolute guarantee to refund the
money in case it does not cure. He
will sell you Mi-o-na on trial with the
understanding that il it does not give
satisfaction the money is to be re-
turned without question. A guarantee
like this cannot fail to inspire conf
ence. The purchaser runs no risS
whatever.