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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29

WAS Ia continuous service until re-
llrVed from the lieutenant general
ship. through age limitation August
s. 1908.
n was al the battle al Fair Oaks
june !. isd2. that Captain Miles then
uu aid uf General Towards staff
nrsl saw resi- fighting For hlH part
he una commended by hiH command
mH officer Eight DAYS later he
again won commentator FOR his
part la the soNen-duy battles. ~
Fredericksburg he was "a colonel nhd
for hts services was recommended
by General Ilaneoek fer promotion
10 btlgadietahip Tie received MANY
commendations Tor his conduct M
Antictam. but Il was lett 10 the
Chaucellorssllic campaign 20 BRING
out his real QuaHilf HH soldier
Through brilliant services he rose
grade by grade and ~ ihc hFe Of :,
commanded an army corps
Ile entered the REGULAR nrmy az she
eloar 81 the civil war. rose hy reHn-
lar grades % be major general and
sue eraed 20 the command Of The
United states army befnhef q ihtH.
Ills chief fame with the present gene
GRAFTON comes nf HIS many notable
Indian campaigns on the western
border. notably that Against che
Apachea under Geronimo and Nai-
cher. who surrendered On Use tie
was iu command Of the federal
troops at Chicago IN the railway
riots 1T 1874 IL represented tie
United states army 50 the Franco
arerian war and "a queen Victoria D
Diamond Jubilee. Iit was missed "a
the raak of lieutenant gcnerai June
8 1900. thus receiving she highest
military homer that can b. bestowed
upon an Americun.
General Miles fret article on the
Horrors and Devastation OF War
will appear tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29
Surgeons Resort
To fisc Knife
When a Simple Home Remedy
Cures.

ANFHHa
WHY de physicians always advise
an operation for thc cure of hem
orfhoids. er nilcs7 Are they uuton=
aelously Influenced by the dieW ot
operating surgeons. Who stoutiy aH=
cert and maintain that an other
treatments are merely palliative
and that the knife affords tbe only
means OF cuvef
There could be no greater I3lacN
"a the ,,orst possible eases Of plies
a., pefnaanentlN cured by the use OF
pyramid Pile cure, which Is IN sup
posltar, form. ts APPLIED dheeuy 20
u.a source of the complaint aud re-
moves the cause. which an opera-
xion dives uo4.
1 have been suffcrN nom niles
Tor over forty years, and after uS :
ing everything | could hear az read
of. Without benefit on relief. l came
to the conclusion 10 glve Pyramid
Pne cure a TRIAL, ana | eun truly
BAY it has given me entire satisfac-
zion; Il Is a wonderful remedy. The
bleedipg has entirely ceased. the
lrotruains has stopped, thefe e no
fOugcr any itching. and 1 tVel no
dwelling Of the parts, IN fact 1 teei
hike ncN man.
= had 20 wear a truss for seNefal
searS "a Keep the bowel up, hut l
Save nov discarded tt. after using
alx boxes ~ Pyramid Pile Cure.
shIak aftes forty years Of suffering
In siN boxes was small amount 10
rnake such an agreeable ehanse as
1 Was unable 10 Dc any work That
xeauired STOPPING in the last eigh'
sears I recommend Pyramid Pile
Ture To everyone with whom ! come
3n contact. aa consider 81 beyond
pFiee. Geo. W. ivey. Confederate
Soldiers Home. Richmond Va
We V0uch Tor the truth ana ac-
euracy III the above Testimonial, and
prep An sufferers 90 purchase etty
rent package OF this famous remedy
nj the nearest drug sterc, aud give
o. a trial tonight Accept no saesu-
tntes. and remember there Il no rem
sdy ~Iust a. good
The pyramid DRUG Co, Marshall
Mich. publish a little beck on the
enuses and cure Of piles. aud Hhi
xiadIy send il free 10 any address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29
CORDIAIS
And Extracts

OF cod liver oil act
about the same on a
weakened system as a
cocktail does on an empty
stomach. If any good is
accomplished in either
case the medical world
has yet to find it out.
SCOTS + m uIsion
affords effective and per
manent relief and cure
in all wasting diseases
because it restores health
t trough nourishment,
not through alcoholic
stimulation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29
CNRnRAN
Is UPHELD
WAS JUSTIFIED IN EXCLUDING
ATTORNEYS FROM COUNTY
JAIL

Superior Judge Dell yesterday after
uoan faIiF upheld Under shrrlff Cur
rorau In refusing Attorneys ". ".
Merits and = ~ shipls.T permission %
Interview NaHsir Khan. tho Afghan
vho l. Ia the county laiL charged With
the murder % Merrill tha ucddter
Tke courts ruling waa made on the
grenEa that the prisoner did net Sant
to consult any attorney. and least Of
al the lawyers Who. IN defending
obabnhAw and Petit Khan. Jointly
charged with the same crime. had AZ.
tempted TO shift the entire guilt of
upon Sasair Khan.
The matter came up yesterday On a
motioa 10 have eorenran nljudgrd In
c0utcrfpa % court for falling 70 obey
an order q Judge Bsi1n fnstrgcting
him 70 allow tbs attorneys % inter-
view Nassir Khan.
carcoran said that he felt ~ was
within hts discretion 10 refuse 20 al.
low attorneys 10 see prisoners when
the prisoners did mot ulah 90 % 20.
Judge Dell said he had nos been cog
uixant OF the real facts in the case
when b. made the order, lie heid
with the nhertfrs offic. IN tho matter.
after taking at length to NaHsir Khan
In private.
Tho Afghan Insisted that h. I'D not
want Morris and shipiey % talk 10
him. or 10 defend him. IN view ~ she
fact that Ia Justice Cams court. at
the preliminary hearing Of the other
Afghans. they rad asserted that Re.
NaAalr. was the guilty man.
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hls experience discuss the worlds
military affairs of today
General Miles has Joined the cd
torial STATE OF the New apspet Enter
prise Association and will write eS-
eiuaiNoly Tor Il on the war between
japan and Russia The star aa a
client of this association viii pub
fish all of General Miles articles.
No other Newspaper in this part Of
the United states can secure them.
General Miles reputation as a
writer Is second only e. hts ewu rop-
utntion na a soldier lie " the au-
thor OF 'fseraonai NscolirctiouH. or
from New England To- the Golden
Gate. Military Europe. P" "ubsef-
vations Ahruord. or Report Of Major
General Nelson \. Miles Command
ting United States Army. and Ia
nunerahio magazine articles and
military reports HIS familiarity
with European aud AHlatic military
affairs far surpaaBes that % any
other American. Hla critical iuds-
meut II as good ne That OF any man
living Ila pen u a trenrhant one.
His articles viii take Instant rank
among the most important military
opinions OF this great military period.
n Is a fil rounding out of "a long
HE devoted O. illuntriong military
service He was ENROLLED a. cap
tain OF Company E Twenty
Massachusetts, Volunteers. on Sop.
tsmber $ lssi. az the age - e. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29

observed sn holidays The interyen-
inx days AZ half holidays. During
the hole week uulsayeued bread IL
eaten.
IN the orthodox synagogue. at the
corner Of Thirteenth avenue ana
Washington street the Bikur Choien
congregation VIII hold special serv-
tees n sunset. Al the Temple DE
HsrHeh services viii begin az 7ise
o'clock. They viii be brief az IL IL
the custom 90 allow 60 give every
member % the congregation an OPP
portuuity 70 attend Tsedar" OF the
reading OF the "HaEFadsh" ut hiE
home.
Thursday morning services Vill BE-
held beginning at 10 C'elos.k. The
laat day of the Passover wtll be
observed IN all the Jewish syua-
gogues with elaborate services.
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TO BEAuTIFY
The STREETS
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE or
LOCAL IMPROVEMENT CLUBS
DISCUSSES PLANS

The conferences committee Of the
local Improvement clubs met In the
Chamber Of Commerce rooms yeater-
day afternoon and discussed AZ length
plans TO beautify the city. Abstract
plans for street parking were submit
ted 20 the committee by James &.
Givens and G. W. Saunders and met
with warm approval
Park commlssiousr Saunders thanked
the Improvement clubs for the sup
port they had given the park board IN
the endorssment< 81 the amendment
eniargins the boards powers.
One q the most effective ways OF
beautlfging the city. II WAS decided al
the meeting. would be 10 plant shade
trees and establish parking strips.
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FEAST OF
PASSOVER
JEWS OF SEATTLE WILL BE.
GIN IT'S cEIesRArIoN TO.
MORROW

The Feast Of Passover. OF Pc
saeh. which lasts an entire week.
begins tomorrow night and viii be
celebrated by the jews Of Seattle
as by those all over the weird. with
appropriate services. The festival Is
sometimes called "ChaK IA Matxos. g
or Feast Of unleavened Bread. .
because the dough which the Israeli
ties had in their kueadiuR trouRhs
was not fermented and IN their hur-
~ 10 leave the land OF oppression
they took Il upon their backs and
the sun turned ft into dry. unsaited
cakes.
The last days u the festival are
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c. |. DENNY
RESIGNS
BOARD OF EDUCATION PROMPT.
~ FILLS VACANCY BY TIE
ELECTION OF J. {. cALeRAlTh

James r. oalhrnith WAS elected n
member Of the Seattle board Of edu-
cation last niEht. TO succeed Charles
l. Denny. whose resignation was
rendered and accepted at the same
meeting Of the board MIR Denny.
It IL claimed. resigned on account of
~ health. lie ia at present travelling
In the East.
ME Galbtaith IL a member OF the
firm 81 Ualbraith. Bacon and 20.
aud a we'll known business man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29
WAlLA WALLA
WANTS HIM

Prof o. 8. Jones'. principal 81 the
Denny school. has been elected BY the
city board 81 education Of y, ALA Walla
as superintendent OF schools OF that
city for a term Of two years. Prof
Jones vas notified OF his election last
night.
The position Of superintendent Of
schools u Waiia Watla carries with
II salary Of f2.e0 per annum. the
compensation having been Increased
from 81 30 this year.
Prof Jones II one ~ the best known
instructors IN this state. lie has been
engaged in educational work la Scat
tie for more than q years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29
.H0NORED BY
MACCABEES

A reception IN honor Of y. +. Mar
key, 81 Port Huron. Mich. aupVne
commander 81 the Knights 81 The
Macca bees. vas held IN Christensan' .
hall last nlEht b. the local branch Of
ths order. Fully 80 knights zero
present
J. Henry Deunluk introduced Mr..
MMkey. who delivered a roualnr ad-
dress. Music and speeches followed
At the clnse Of the meeting no cafii-
dates were Initiated into the order.
breaklug all local records. Mr. Mar
keY went to Portland on the Is train.
Ne will attend while thore. the ore
Euu grand council Of the knights 81
the Marcabcea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29

WAS released from the Snohomish
county jail. where he was held on
a charge Of forgery. yesterday. The
action was taken on account Of his
extreme youth.
THE NORTHWESTERN Lumber
Company OF Hoquiam has recently
orEanfzea an admirable firc-fighiing
system through its extensive plant.
~. T.. EIeHEHAfAN was slightly
injured IN esvetn IN the Jumbo
mine az Hump. idaho. yesterday.
IT IS ESTIMATED that the total
number ~ fruit trees planted In the
Yakima valley this year will be go. :
eco Last year only l5o. 0oo trees
we're planted.
4 JURY At TIRE INQUEST on
the death 81 George jenkins who
died from the injuries received In a
collision between street car and a
Great Northern train. March 20.
yesterday brought In a verdict
charging the motorman and con-
ductor OF the car With gross negii-
gence. II has not been decided yet
whether or not the men win be
prosecuted for manslaughter.
J. r. SCHMIDT. a young man liv-
ing at Arden, five miles south of
Colylile. has confessed 60 assaulting
Dannella Eekley. 1t-yezr-oid girl
OF that neishborhood. He is waiting
sentence Of the superior court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29
Faint Spells

are very often attributed IN bilious
ness. and the stomach II treated to
cafharticH.
That's wrong
Faint spells are often accompanied
by hlliouenchs. but you viii also no
tiee ehortness 81 breath, asthmatic
breathing, oppressed feeling In chest.
weak or hungry spells. which are all
early symptoms 81 heart weakness.
Don't make the mistake Of treating
The Houiach when the heart Is the
source Of the trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29

win strengthen the nerves and muscles
OF the heart, and the faiutiuE spells,
together with ali other heart troubles.
VIII disappear
-Four years ago / was very low
with heart trouble. could hardly walk.
ono day I had a fainting spell and
thought 7 would die Soon after I be-
gan using Dr. Miles Heart Cure. and
after taking three bottles I feel that
Ellsworth Fails, Maine.
Money back VI first bottle falls 20
benefit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

TWO REPUBLICAN conventions
will be held ia jefferson county.
The date set for the convention Tor
the selection of the state and judicial
delegates viii be held April - The
date for the county convention has
got yet been decided.
THE SNOW rs MELTING around
CheWclah and the roads are muddy.
There II no grazing for stock and
afpckmen arc buying haled hay. all
the loose hay having been con-
aumed.
4 FEW DAYS MORE viii see the
bulk Of seeding done in Horse Heav-
en-. The farmers have tnkn advun-
taEe OF many dry spells in the dis
trict TO got the crops In.
HARRY SYKES. n t3-year-oid boy
bf Everett. was seriously injured
yesterday by failing beneath pile
OF porch columns at tho Weidaur 4
Ianadowne shops in that city. II IL
feared that he will not survive.
d. FRANK LITTLE a fireman on the
Great Northern. narrowly escaped
losing his life early yesterday MORN
ING hy lenpiug from his cab TO avoid
a landslide near Everett He. was
seriously injured and physicians say
he may not recover.
J. NJ. IVES. OF Enousburr. was
killed yesterday morning while at
tempting 10 load a safe on dray.
u got beyond his control and fell.
crushing his head.
THE ANNUAL BACHELORS
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Cure tho real cause Of
ycnr troubie-your nerves"
Prof L = Phelps n. y.
Ii y, 81 Dartmouth Tni-
NefHity Famous piHcuv-
efer of Painess celery Com
pound.
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h,ls, Arllou,oo's Letter.

= suffered with chilis
and fever and my skin WINS
growing very Bnllow- The
slightest draft would be
enough Ia euusr hot nuahea
ur quick ehlii We Thought
Il WAS malaria. but can never
yet explain how contracted
! always had a druRgy fool
inR and would get up VA the
morning feeling duH and tired,
ana would be iirsd all dnY
I was advised BY a reia-
tive Ca Try Paine.H Celery Com :
round which had helped her
couaidernhiy. and ! had such q
Rood nights rest and woke M
~ refeeahed that determined
70 continue it.
I DO not feel nny more lass
situde. and I am cheerful eli
Gay long ret through my
work with satisfaction and
work faster and better. The
chilla aud FOYER are complete
ly cured. This Is Just tire time
of the year when I used TO
.hafr them worst. and I have
90 had a single chill Ny
complexion Is better. and I
Ton recommend rHine'n Celery
COMPOUND nn gradual and
tufuuEh rure for maiafln. -"
iiss Edna Arlington. NeWeaH-
II Nsb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29
AMERICAS FAMOUS ARMY eHlEFTAN JOINS THE STAFF OF
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION AND WILL
WRITE ON THE WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA AND JAPAn-A
WARRIOR WI oWENT THROUGH BAPTISM or FIRE AND
ROSE TO THE HIGHEST PLACE IN THE ARMY

General Nelson A. Miles after his
remarkably active life, h not to be
idle. Ne has laid aside hts sword
To take up hts pen. Having made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29
GOOD THINGS
POPULAR PRICED

Ia-ln. wide Ble4ehed Turkish
ToNeling. good weight. sd iae
s0-ln. wide extra heavy Table
Padding. &c value .s.. bee
Misses Chevlaf pFess skirts
double stitched. bound ssants,
6 rows az stitching around bot.
tom. ail sizos. sc Waite. for
....4. ....s...-.. sl.se
Ladies' KID shoes. neat. new
STYLES. most serviceabte. k@-ee
value. selling az -.s.- Sl.oo
size tsx1e IN. hiraeh-d Pillow
Cases. nicely Numbered. ready
for mss special .... = &c
7-ireh long Seal Grain Leather
Wrist Bags. sec value. for 3se
Lawn klmeuos. nicely made, loe
value ss.s. s.sss-ss.s ste
fsxss extra weight cream Tur-
klsh Towels. the pretty culered
borders viii stand boiling
without fading. each. .... Toe
LADIES KID Lap Houss SLIPPERS
neat designs. built for hard
service wear. per pair Sl.25
Mems Hack Cotton Hose. 49,
fnforced heels and toes. fs'se
value. per pair ..s-s4s. Toe
Mems fancy and navy sutano-
bile caps. leather visor and
eat each ....+sss. Toe
Ladies fine fancy Lace Isle
Hose. 55c value. per pair. zoe
TERSONc
go 30 @ q % 3 ~
aos. sos. no PIKE STREET.
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Paine's Celery Co1opound
u Have Good Nights ResI Wake Up Refreshed Am
Cheerful All Day Long, Do Ny Work Faster and Better"

The gentle but unfnlllug
rcRuiatinE power OF pHino.a
CELERY Compound does away
with chat disheartened feel
ms" which srls SIS mark upon
the faces and the lives ~ 80
MANY unhappy women
Thousands Of women whose
lfight eyes. clear complies ions.
bueyant spirits and unfaliinH
health ARE tho envy ~ othefB
osse their PURE strong blood
and fine Titeliiy solely 10 the
iiffle morning deHra Of paine'H
felarx Compound. the eeies
brated Nerve Nitnilaer and
laHID which FiRcH the whole
system strength io do it's work
'n a heaithfui way.
II keeps them always at
their boat"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29
HER FIRST V0Y6GE

The rev gasoline SCHOONER NORTH
lander built for capt e. Cottiiiiuu. 20
be placed IN the Alaska trade. ia
scheduled 90 sail from this port for
Resurrection bay some time during
the latter part ~ this week. She rs
nov taking ou a cargo Of gasoline and
dynamite FOR Resurrection bay. for
which point she viii aaii Some time
during the latter part 81 this week
The Narihlnudor was built b. Jerry
Blake az cost Of 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29

Mrs Emma Van Horn yesterday
sued FOR a divorce from Oliver ~ Van
Horn, on ground OF cruelty and de-
sertl0n.
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iop and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29

LAWRENCE. Mass March ~ a
reduction IN vases varying from 10
10 per cent has gone into effect az the
Arlington cotton mills. affecting 1000
OF the 1000 operatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29

history. he viii write Il having heen
an lllustrioua figure IN the military
aaaiFs " the world for nearly half
a century. he will ~ the flpencsa OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29

FHat NontaIn Wcrcuryl
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense ~ smell and completely dcranEe
The whole systcm when entering Ia
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
zen prescriptions from reputable nhysi.
clans as the damage they will do II
ten fold Go the good you can possibly
derive from them, ifaifs Catarrh
Cure. manufactured BY +. J. cheney
y Co, Toledo, o, contains no mer.
curry. and T. taken Internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces 0f the system. In buying
Hairs Natarrh Cure be sure YOU get
the genuine. II Is taken internally
and made IN Toledo. Ohio. ~ y. j
cheney & Go, Testimonials free.
Sold by nruEEists Price. &c per
Take Hairs Family Pills for constl.
patton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29

ball will be given at North Yakima
April 5 by the Yakima Commercial
Club. Great preparations are being
made for What ~ one % the mast
important social events OF ths SEA-
ron.
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY
meeting Of stevens County Pioneer
Association VII be held tn eoiyiiie
April 4
THIRD ANNUAL oRAToRICAL
contest OF Pullman state Agriegl-
turai College wus held last Friday
evening The first prize was award
"a 90 II. e. Todd and "a. second %
Milton Keeper.
THE COAT AND HAT OF l.. X.
Avoid. who mysseriousiy disap-
pcared from Arlington two weeks
ago. were found yesterday in the
woods three mica northwest Of that
town. A searching party u at work
and q Il believed that AlyoTd'a body
viii soon be discovered.
FRANK w. HALIowELT.. a well
known resident of Ballard. died at
that place yesterday of pneumonia.
lie Was a patternmaker BY trade
and employed st Moran Bros ship
yard. HalloWcil leaves wife and
children. The funeral viii be held
wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
from his home.
LLOYD HEnERLiNT has bern
turned over to Waila Walla Officers.
II IL believed that he is the man who
attempted 10 blow open the safe OF
the Gilbert Hunt Company IA that
city a few weeks ago. lie was ar.
rested IN Colfax.
SINGLE MILLS at nellinEham
have resumed work after a two
weeks shutdown.
ALBERT wATERHAUER. the
brakeman who was killed In Ballard
Saturday morning by a switch en-
gine. was buried yesterday morning
In crown HHl cemetery. The "a.
neral was under the auspices OF the
knights OF pythias.
HENRY RICE has been arrested
at walla walla for passing forged
checks. lie Is from Astoria. Ore.
HAROLD WELLS. OF Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29

THIRD ANNUAL oRAToRICAL
contest Of Pullman state Agrieul-
turai College was held last Friday
evening. The first prize was award
"a 20 ~. G. Todd and "a. second 20
Milton klerper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29

Cure all chronic
diseases OF men
and women with
out peratio n.
Cured by power
ful Chinese roots.
herbs harks buds
and vegetables
jThese wonderful
IChinese remedies
have cured hum
u dreds OF cases
THAT have been
| given up 10 die.
we G u A r A ~ :
st + F. 20 curs
~ h Gu IN attsm.
asthma. catarrh,
stomach, kidney.
Fiiyer, fem ale
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bali will be given at North Yakima
April 5 BY the Yakima Commercial
Club. Great preparations are being
made for What IL one 20 the most
important social events OF ths SEA-
rou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29

THE REGULAR QUARTERLY
meeting OF stevens County Pioneer
Association VII be held tn eolyiiie
April 1.
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"DRAGGY" FEELING. MALARIA--BAD BLOOD

II Would Get Up in the Morning Feeling Dull and Tired
Would Be Tired All DAY. Am Cured'---by the Cee-
brated Nerve VaHer and Tonic
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Beware Of ointments for Catarrh
HAT Contain Mrreurv.

HAROLD WELLS. Of Everett
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II. +. ELcHEHAiAN was slightly
injured IN a esvetn in the Jumbo
mine az Hump. idaho. yesterday.
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THE ANNUAL BACHELORS
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HENRY RICE has been arrested
at waila walla for passing forged
checks. lie Is from Astoria, ore.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-04-28
No Lack of Candidates.

The republicans are not likely
to be short of candidates foi
for Legislature timber in this
district.
The Chronicle-Citizen announ-
ces the candidacy of A. H. Cop
sey of Westerville, for reelection
to the house and M. l.. Fries OF
Arcadia to the Senate. The
Argorsy of Westerville, we are
told has brought out the name
of w. S. Mattley of Ansley, also
as a candidate for the Senate.
The Loup Valley Queen suggests
the name of Ira p. Mills Of Ar.
mold, as a candidate for represen.
tative. There are doubtless
others who would not decline the
honor if rendered them. Those
so far mentioned are among oul
best citizens and should they be
chosen doubtless would be ac'
ceptable to the republican voters
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-04-28

Republican precinct caucus at
the Court House Saturday at :
o'clock.