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Dress Goods

This is the Dress Goods Store as well as the "Sik tore Fabrics varied and entirely different from former
 e plain and novelty MOHAIRS in great demand Fine light eight Broadohs Voles and Eoees, Vengs and other thin |brics spring coongs Scotch and English cloths lear effects for tailored suits.
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Fashionable Laces, Dress Trimmings
 and Fine EmbYOideYies

Much larger than heretofore and as Lace season expect this department will De busy The edges band trim ngs and aovers Point Venise and Point Gaue white butter eeru matched sets heavy and light weight all widths should many buyers Monday. w
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Women $ SDifs for Spring

The good will any time this We will show entirely styles becoming styles cloths including the Voe Canvas Panama cloths Panne Cheots and Boado in black navy brown grey champagne and novelties mixtures and fancy cloths both walking and dress length skirts
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Biack Taffefa Silks

The best wearing and lurous TAFFETAS in the market LKS that you depend upon SILKS that essnakers and aor In all widths from 36 inches prices
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MoHYning Dress Goods

Fine fabrics for mourning This special with the things be found here imported The more pe mourning fabrics and crepes always in good
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DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN, ss., PRO- BATE COURT, March 12th, 1904. ESTATE OF SOPHIA LOEBER, late of New Haven in said district deceased.
 Pursuant to an order from the court of probate for said district, there will be sold at public auction to the highest bid der on the 18th day of March, a. d. 1904, lat il o'clock in the forenoon, (unless pre- viously disposed of at private sale), the following real astate, of said deceased, sit uated in the town of New Haven, viz: The house and lot known as No. 45 Orchard Street. Sale to take place on the prem ises in said New Haven,. Terms made known at time of sale.
 CARL F. STAHL. Attorney.
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Misses : Suifs

Monday morning open fine line of MISSES SUITS from of the best Fifth Avenue talors exclusively represented New aven by Fine workmanship and best of cloths with hobby styles
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@auts.

ons cent A wers fer each inssrtions as. eszts . vera for . full Wssk. ssysz sisas~
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Spring and Summer Silks

The assortment big, and sure to delight customers. Check Tafetas and Louisines, Plain and Fancy Pongee, Printed India Silks
 Figured Satin Fouards,
 Silk Crepe de Chimes,
 Black and Coored Peau de Soies, Seeded and Frosted Taffetas, French Voles and Veiings. And dozen other kinds of FASHIONABLE SILKS in exclusive yes, only shown here.
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{ Registered Scotch collie pup
 pies. Extra specimens; finely
 marked; from prize stock. Call and see them. 273 NORTON ST.
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WANTED.

IMMEDIATELY cooks, houseworkers and others. Good situations. MRS BABE, 126 Court street. m4 It
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WANTED.
WANTED.

BOARD for child years old, in strictly pFivafe Protestant Christian family Ad- dres B. E. 4. Courier Office. ml4 1f
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WANTED.

WASHING and ironing to take home. In
 quire II DAY STREET m1I 7tp
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FOR the U. S. Army; able-bodied, unmar. riee men, between the ages of 2f and s5; acter and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. For in- formation apply RECRUITING OPTIC Eh. S90 Chapel street, New Haven; 0a Bridgeport, or 19a Bank street, Water bury, Conn. ol-d3l
 sLEEMAN'S RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.s6S CHAPEL STREET Estab- ,sned l6 years. Largest, best in the state. sest male and female help for any and all klnds of work. Sent anywhere. n2s tf
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EoR RnNr

LOWER part of 210 Orchard street, with
 all modern improvements, heat includ-
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ROOM and power Suitable for iron or wood working, or in fact any kind of man. ufacturipg business. FIFE ELM CITY LUMBER CO, Water street, foot od Olive. i2 If
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TO LET MOST prominent, desirable, accessible THE oF FoRp 5GSp coPANY cRape e corner of State street. m7 I'm
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Patent Stove Brick gre cheaDect.
MASSAGE
WoMEN,s EXCHANGE.
Massage.
FOR SALE.

fatvnr Stove Brick at any stove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27
webs Mr..
KILBOURNE
elio ALLEN BECOMES WIFE OF
SEATTLE LAuNoRYMAN IN
DEFIANCE OF COURT

clio Allen. the young society Elfl
who ram away from her home 60
study for the stage, and Frank XII
bourne. proprietor az the Cascade
laundry OF this city. with whom her
name has been unpleaaantiy
coupled wers married in Victoria
en- October s kilhOurneu wife Sc
cured divorce from linn on Sep
teirber 30 In this city. and by re-
marrying before the. expiration Of
the statutory six months he has
placed himself In grave danger Of
arrest for contempt OF court
kilhourne and his newly Hwdc
wife have returned To this city md
are living ON capitol Hill. Tho laun-
drymaas former wife and rvoasn
children are also lIylnE IN seattle
The marriage OF kllhousl~ afri
clio Allen will DO the end of a most
notorious scandal. unless iss'bouaf''
Is prosecuted for contempt Of court
In such an event. the whole an.sr
win necessarily have 10 Be reopen
ed.
clio Allen was an iresmste
friend Of Kllbourne's daughter and
visited the Kiibourne hoae ias
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$4,000
MRS. pUMonrlER SAYS TEAM.
srER UNLoApEo LUMBER ON
HER INSTEAD or WHERE
SHE WANTED IT

The $4,000 damages suit OF Mrs
Frank Dumontief. of beacon hill.
against the Steiann Post Mil com
pany ~ being tried In the superior
court today Mrn. Dumuntlef claims
10 have been permanently injured
as a result OF the oarolesaneaa Of q
tfama,ef employed by the defend
ant. who unloaded some lumber on
her when she was trying % tell him
whore sht wished Il placed.
The man had been unloading the
lumber In the brush near her home.
the plaintiff claims. aud she told
him 20 stop while abe showed him
where she wanted X placed aud
moved a piece Of lumber that be
had thrown too FAR into the brush
While she was doing so. the man.
who. Mrs Dumoufief alleges. was
auFiY and cross because she insisted
on having the lumber where ehe
wanted L.. allowed the whole load
a. fan on her. Mrs Dumontier'a
leg Waa broken In tWo places and
ahe sustained a great shock 10 her
nervous system.
A jury was secured Ia try the cage
this morning and the twelve m-n
we're taken hY the haiiiffH Of the
court % view the premises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27
SCHOOL CHILDREN
TO HSiT KARSiTY

County Superintendent Huftfanft
- arranging Tor 200 students from
tho high schools and eighth grades
Of the kinH county schools to VISIT
the university grounds two weeks
from neKt Saturday The dag ID set
apart especially for the pupils out
side the city The teachers are be-
ing communicated with hy circular
letter IA regard to the matter An
entertainment committee viii meet
the pupils and their teachers at the
university grounds and an oppors
tanlty to purchase luncheon viii be
provided for those who do not bflne
baskets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27
STEAMER
AGROUND
GEORGE &. STARR WENT ON
BEACH LAST NIGHT - SHE
WAS NOT DAMAGED

The steamer George a. starr
owned and operated hy the iACons
nef Trading s Transportation com
pany. Of this city. ran ashore IA a
thick lng one and onn-half mites
this side of Commercial point, at G
o'clock this marnlng A dense foe
prevailed at the time. rendering It
impossible 10 see for more than a
boats length ahead The vessel
WA goinE under slow speed when
she struck consequently she anas
tanned NO damage rs the result OF
the accident.
The vessel left this city at 5
o'clock last night. bound for nel-
bingham aud HlatHe with a fuN list
Of passengers. Owing % the dense
fog Captain Snath. who waa In
command Of the vessel. was run
nlgn very slow aud when she hit
the beach only a silent jar was
experienced. No panic Of any sort
prevailed on board Some Of the
women and children were some
What frightened, but were soon
quieted by the otfscera Of the vessel
On ieasing that uae steamer vas
not lesiang Capt Smith snt word
10 Dillingham; Tor a eig. which ar
uxeu a abort tiurn later and con
vepsei Ne paaaergrra "a BellinE
hssn NE at.anffrd ateFner wa
hwshsd of fhe beach a few hours
laeer 10 t}nn ahoemer vsainlander
M e-sssmluan0n showed that the
vessel was not tRsSing water and
slie pEoeeceisd IN her voyage 20
Este ahasn. Fifu ofacialf an
nnnneed tilai alss would cuntlnuf
NJ nesine and return 20 this port
under her own atesm Commerelal
paint. "a which tho vessel struck
waa formalif known a. Dead Nan 3
point and IL situated on the site 0f
the old city u falrhayeu.
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CANNOT
EXPLAIN

Weather Manufactures Salisbury
does not know where he got al We
fog. ale seat In an order for a
small consignment 90 prepare the
people for coming rain and thinks
the order must have got mixed np
With some other lie says Il famo
ia such great chunks that II
spread Ali over the coast. frnm Eu.
reka Cal. % British Columbia
There Naa n thin spot al Victoria
This morning, but u quickly filled
In and that city looks like the rsat
Of us. salisbury il gninK % give
the fellow Nho MIXED the orders a
good talking 90 Last uIsht the
condition Eot desperate and for
time the weather prophet thought
the country would be inundated.
On the waterfront last night Il
booked pretty bad. une old sait
said he expected that some u the
Alaska vessels would naii IN on che
foN ard, unless they Looked. they
might foul the Alaska building In
the city the condition Was fflEhffuI
Elseirie lights looked like dark
spots 4 half block away.
The weather man says thlH e ia
airaiife q rain and. after the nlne
days uf fair weather. people should
not kick This for however. =
said q BE- about what this country
sets cTrry year aud people had bet
Ter not Kei discouraged
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uuentiy when ahe ieft her own
home sud went 90 California 60
study for the stage. tongues began
"a was and mauY facts about her
relations With the man who wnn
Old enough "a be her father we're
brought 10 lleht
Il was said that he furnished her
money to study the rhosnlan art,
aud ho mover mado any nttompt 20
deny that he was In love with tho
Young Fifl Tier sister brought Clio
back TO this state and she apparent
~ abandoned all idea Of hoooalng
"A star In the theatrical armament
kilhourne and Miss Allen were
quietly married. In Victoria a little
more than a week from the time
the former was freed from hia mat
rlmonlal obligation 20 Mrs Ednn l..
kilbourne The ceremony was per
formed By Rev q. X. Adams. pastor
OF the Metropolitan Methodist
church. af Victoria.
According ut the marriage license.
kllbourneu age Is Is and Miss Al
Ions e.. Those who know the couple
claim that kilhouse has. a. a mat.
ter Of fact lived haf a century aud
the You've woman I've nov oaaa hia
wife Is mt os Of her ewenn"
JWlge ncea 0 dc auI~rtur court.
announced eeceuth that he inend
ed rr csuse AL nasiiea Who nema
slesi Nsirilm so msnets amer ancH
ma DIVORCES n rina county. to be
neas'oraysf $,p crpeusft Of .e0urs
Vie ents c0rnhsson wfs tiat he
slnoum he foshaliy nosned OF such
cRses he incs noe anounced yet
wiWsicr OF not he wls taisc action
In the xsiboupne case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27
CLAN WILL
CELEBRATE

elsa MeaUrfrn 81 tire oisus OF
Scottish Clans Will sise a conysTt
and dance nt chplstensens hsai on
Friday eAep40a October Is ssnns
ol the leading Dcla tniept trsra been
SECURED for tife eFeut and very
ento4esde time n promised Aieer
muaicd and llteRFgy np0apam.
dancing viii lfs hndulgcd IN. lRmea
d Afelh2e Is chairmnn 81 the com
mittcs In ohslge Of tie esen-nE.
The pssnsam Nail b. aa f@p..aaa;
Quartet Anu4e Laurie .......
Sole sCsiier Fferfln" ..........
atrs. kumtn.
Nssnfnim SaF1 iierceuae Slave"
ssss stsss $50 tssftsssfs Nenaa
rrak r. . ANDERSEN.
Reei4 aton Scenes n she mo
t~srsifhefH s.s4 st...,....s.
Miss ianeh.
s~lD - tsaaie's Dream -. Hloekley
Mrs Jensen
sslo The Land o the Lesi"..
atr Jamea Forrest
Highland Fling $3.50. .s.. .....
Miss Nlta Payne.
INTERMtssfOS
Address SIR Walter Scott" 80.
Mr. Jas u Meikie.
soio-sO A. the Arts s... Burns
Mr. Il Nadde1i
Jessie. the Flow'r O Dunn
Ni4NN tsts sssss sssssssssss
Mrs Kumin
Recitation View Of Life IN a
CITY Hotel" s.............
Miss Muneta Mrtkle.
Mandolin Sole ss1enade Antre-
fola" $500. ........5 Sylvester
Prof II. O. Anderson
Solo Bonnie Rank 81 Lock
1.omouds ..s.s. Anonymous
Mrs. Jensen.
Solo Battle Of stirling Bridge"
Mr james Forrest
Quartet ~ SCOTS, Wha Haze 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27
MONSTER MASS
MEETING HELD
IN NEW I0RA

fNH tHfirna hFHH AFsuf
NEW YORK. Oct o. Carnegie
hail was filled % overlooking BE-
fore : 20 o'clock last night aud
Thousands who arrived after that
time 20 attend The big republican
mass meeting Were locked out OF
the hall
After short speeches b. former
Cos. Frank 4 Hack and Lieut.
Gov. HlEEinn. the address of the
evening Nas delivered - Secretary
~ State Har
Secretary Hay went al length
into the ISSUES uf the campaign.
making What ia said 60 BE- one Of
the greatest speeches Of the present
campaign He picked 10 pieces and
fldifuiad The recent speeches made
b Judge Parker and CLOSED with a
strung appeal 60 New Workers to
stand by Roosevelt and ihe entire
republican ticket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27
.HANFORD
TO SPEAK
SOCIALIST CANDIDATE FOR
VICE PRESIDENT HERE TO.
NIGHT

non llanford. ~ New York. 30
eialist candidate Tor vice president
viii discuss the issues OF the ma
tioual campaign FROM the working
class standpoint az the Armory to
night ilanf0rd Is said 10 be In
ferior 20 Eugene V Debts. his run
ming mate on the socialist ticket as
an orator. bat Is nevertheless a con
YlnelnK speaker.
Ilanf0rd Is a member OF Typo
graphical union No o. 81 New York.
and Is native Of Iowa. In 1902 he
p0lled %. 800 votes as socialist can
didae for governor Of New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27
SIMPLE REmEoY FoR cArARRH
just Breathe HYouei -Four Time. =
Day and Pc cured

n a few years ago some one haa
said you can cure catarrh BY breath
inE air charged with healing bal
sans. the ides would have been
ridiculed and It remained for that
eminent investigator. r. 7. Booth
To discover IN Hyomol this method
o. cure.
Hyomcl haH performed almost
miraculous cures 81 catarrh and IL
ia To-day recognized by leading mem
hers Of the medical profession as
the only advertised remedy that caa
be relied upoR 10 DO Just what Il
claims. The complete outfit OF
Hyomei costs but 800 and consists
of an inhaler. a medicine dropper
aud bottle Of Hyomei
Rev J. n. Cook. OF IInlliston
Mass says My wife has suffered
rrcaty frem catarrh for fifteen
years. Nearly -four weeks AGO she
cornaoHCed b. aao Hyomei and the
he~effulai effect WA Immediate. n
b. very Beiaam thnt she needs to
cloar hef head aad throat and she
\ abAn 70 reas quietly at night"
Brent b. Hysmei through the ia
hnisa foF n fs-w ninstea foar times a
day and ID win cure tho worst ease
ef cataft'h. Il seetheB and heals the
ususa am nFsnfhfaHc Of the air pas
stpaa. pressonts irrHatlos. and ef=
feot saiariepe and hatlsss cure
In SEATTLE ttsrFn are aceeeR Of woli
ishzuWu ppap'e wka have been cared
of ngtmF'h by HYspsa n Il does
oaa help Faul. tine Qnaitsr nyug Ct.
win F,gaTn the H4ppeF you @u6 tuu
ffuufdpI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27
ERNEST CHASE
HURT

fDTHELL. Wash. Cst - Fssn-
est Chase. the f-year- otd son ~ Nr-
win g. chase. fefi 90 f"ct frea, .
railroad trestle yesterday aftsasresn j.
bfeaising his f4Eht aria isss8 atssSo
tife Wrist tsiut EfsfgH bod To- ~
across issse hFilgfr sp h1n waY
lfuusy rem scigssl ned vaiH ga,lffus
0a TIA psrHiasp wb4si ~ lesa hHi hsst-
aqtap hiai Nfoadt traa fhsl 20 fhr.
,i.easSiad alus fuaa2d sss8s sofi
nraaas tsusa or tbs oo1 would hava
lpcsst rt9naL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27

For many years. Captain Willuef.
SAYS the Times ai Gloucester. Mass.
Was one of The best known acamen
"a the Gloucester Fleet The sea aud
tts dangers had no terror Tor him
but the catarrhal troubles with
which he suffered for fifteen Years
made him dread the nights at sea
tor ne had o. walk the cabin floor.
being unable 20 he down nad sleep
On account of the constant eatarrh-
al dropping.
Captain Wiilnef went % two dlf
ttrent hospitals FOR treatment. but
could set no lasting benefit tie
constantly raised yellow and green
phiegm aud his trouble became ao
unhearahle and nauseatlug that he
Was ashamed Ca 50 out la company.
when dospaIflus of ever getting re-.
lief. his wife purchased a Nyemei
outfit Cor him, and trYlng It before
eolag 30 bed, he enioyed the first
whole nights sleep for ten years.
Captain Willnef says. = have used
less than two bottles Of hyomei and
have been cured by tho remedy. Nf
friends ask me What Is responsible
tor my improvement and l tell
them Hyumei. which has given me
fall aud complete recovery
Captain MitlneGs experienced
shows our readers what TO do IN
time Of catarrhal trouble. -use
Hyamel This remarkable treat
meut kills the eerms Of catarrh and
makes lasting aud permanent cures.
Quaker Drug Co. sell Hyomei under
their personal guarantee 10 refund
The money II Il does not give quick
relief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27
TURNER SURPRISED

EVERETT. oct. ~ George Tnr-
uer talked to i.oao attentive pep,ae
here last night lie speaks at fath-
dale this afternoon aud HlhiAe this
evening lie Expressed HsrprissI -
a reporter this momig over the ros
publican conditions in this t1ituty
and said u looks like the drmocfats
may carry a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27
RIOT

ROME. Oct. ~ The arrest 81
che head of . peasant icaKua on
Charge Of aNlndllng fne village 81
san PierVeru0tiee has aroused It's
1000 Inhabitants 70 the point 81 a
riot In attempting 70 libsfate the
accused man q conflict occurred
with earhlnerra Three aoldlefa
we're injured Reinforcement dts
peraed the mob.
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SALONS Of gasoline was thrown over
the engine. wisch soon became en-
Yelpped 10 fsamea. Efroneer Park
inson was taieen out dying and
Fireman f.assler was crenfated be-
fore he could be renewed from the
burning engine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27
Roosevelt Is
10 Years Old

WASHINGTON. y. G.. ort IL
President Roosevelt celebrated hrs
18th birthday today. He facriyea
presents from members of HE fusn :
ilY and many kilograms ~ eouFrAfu-
latlun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27
FIRED ON
STEAMER


tuf fefiuua HeWn AHa-nt
LOSuoN. oct 81 i1pydH agency
has a Telegram ffom Gefle assert
ing mat the swedish steamer Ale
hafan has been fired az b a battle
shi , IN skaRef Rock. narth OF
nfli The shot did act take effect
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ntooMINGToN. ni. oct, 1T.~-A.
J. Francisco. a eisarmaker ~ this
city. ana four tFamnH eeas killed r.
thr wreck % q N'ahaAa fraisht train
at sataHua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-27

Get Burrojap "KorFect shape
shoes FOR men at III First avenue
one block above Madison. $3.50 and
$500. -
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Rubber and oil ciofhlnx. rubber
boots and shoes. new goods. price
and quality guaranteed The Rub
her Store. "a ffrst avenue 80.
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commit suicide BY EtrutrgsaaM but
gas discovered b. the freshmen ad
released.
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NAGAsAKI Oct 81 TIE British
steamer sishau captured before
Port Arthur BY the japanese as an
alleged carrier Of eonlrabsnd. has
been released
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AURORA. Neb., Oct. 27.-An east
bound Burlington passenger tssin
struck an oil wagon ksdtay ard 200
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Herman Reid. who was commit
ted to Jail for contempt Of court Tor
failing 20 pay aiimonY 10 bis
divorced wife. was discharged thie
morning by Superior Judge Belt
lie vas given a week in which 20
raise the money he owes bis ex-
wife.
Martin Tracy. n cigarmaker %
Boston. who was suspended from
tho wreckage four hours with his
hend hanging close 90 the dead
bodies 81 hlH companions, tried %
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paalls 81 I'D 40 So.

captala NilInsfs Remarkable Is.
cape Shows What % % IN Time
81 Trouble
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Your
Particular
Preference

Is REGARD To THE KIND OF
HREAp OR OTHER FOODS NAY
NGT AFFECT YOUR HEALTH
But ar IL ESSENTIAL THAT
THE BEVERAGE nE RIGHT No
BEVERAGE rs SO THOROUGHLY
sATisFXfNG As
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-01

,A1oral liberty of thought and desire
means that man may think as much aS
he pleases save as against God ana
his rights-that is to say all rights
for there is no real right that Is not ms
Every act of injustice or wrong hH
whomsoever or against whomsoeNer
Zone, is such simply because II IS ah
act injurious 20 God, a violation Oh Ms
rights. But il may be asked, What eNl'
can there be in mere thought or how
an men by simple desire do an III
lnry to God or his neighbor? " ny.
there is where the real evil or sin A.
~ 4-~,,oh+ is father to the dee'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-01


"FrOm the abundance Of the heart the
mouth speaketh." All evil deeds are
but the expression and execution Of the
plans deliberately thought over. drawn
and determined upon by the mind A
deliberate thought is human act and
IF an unlawful act. IS just as bad and
punishable In many cases as If 1t wa
expressed In word or action, for th
formal moralty-that Is, the right
wrong of an depends on the
thought that originated, encouraged
and executed it. "lf thy eye be sing
thy whole body shall be lghtsomc
and if thy eye be evil thy whole body
shall be darkness Bishop Lawrence
Scanlan Catholic, Salt Lake City
Religion In Dniiy III
God is here in my life and III
Religion is Il clean life aud noble as
piration. 1t is not something apart
from the daily life, but is manifested
i'll the daily life.-Rev. Dr. Minoi 81
mons, Unitarian. Cleveland.
Interdcp"ndcncy OF Mankind
! No man livplh To himself. We are
like trees in Il forest struck by some
tempest, broken bent. twisted, inter
] locked. bearing down or borne up by
/ one another Key r. Mackenzie, Pres
I,yt ",
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-01
Nntnrai mad s,is.itanl hm ".

Life must be founded upon 4 Spiritu
al basis ere spiritual things and eoh
ditinns can obtain Natures law :.
like produces like" th"getora 4 ply
zeal estimation of life enyirons mAn i
physical rhrnomeua. aud il could NJ
he othcrNiS GA tae other hand. i
our thoughts were spiritual W. "ahia
rise ta Il dlyfae= apprehension al GsiH-z
tcv f. Z Mason. Scientist Proofs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-01
Talking the Gospel.

.hllrch and the world need to-
more clergymen to eXPound
pei, but more men and womcn
the gospel; talk it in the home,
in the office, talk il in the shop
in the factory, talk il in the
ak it on the farm, tuIk il on
net. talk il on the trains. talk it
Iere.-Rev T. j Njilefs, =Hap
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