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No Benefit
No Cost.

II you are weak and worn
out-if you are nervous, irrita-
bic. have headache, backache.
neuralgia, or periodical pains. it
is because you have exhausted
your nerve force.
II you cannot sleep. and are
thus robbed OF the rest which
nature demands for the restor-
alton of mental and physical
vigor, your system will con-
tinue TO run down.
DR.. Miles Nervine restores
vitality by soothing and
strengthening the nervous
system. thus inducing refresh
ing sleep, and imparting
strength and vigor to all the
organs Of the body.
There are very few instances
where Nervine will not benefit;
il not, your druggist will re-
fund the money.
when I began taking Dr. Miles
EorNlnS I had very sour stomach.
with pain extending far around on my
laft aidezattended with extreme nerv-
ouanera. / dreaded TO have night
rume. a. u was impossible for mo to
sleep Everything 4 ate distressed me
before ! had finished one bottle %
Nereine there was such a change that
nv husband bought HiH more, which
has restored me to health
MRS. JENNIE sTMM9
Rushville. Ind.
Or Niles Nsrytne IL sold BY your
druggist. who Will guarantee that the
first bottle will bcnent ~ Il falls he
will refund youf money.
Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind
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POLICE GATHERED
A GOOD CROP

palica officers Wcfe busy We'd
n~Heiay aftefuoon dragging petty
thieves u the city jail Some have
been under suspicion for several
days Thomas bancroft tried 10 sell
postage stamps on EaHtlske avenue.
The police think be ~ the Pierce
county safe man. Hs wah arrested
~ Fatroifnau FlanniEan. Joe Ryan
tried % sell a diamond pin and Jock
ct lie vas arrested BY city bet
ertiHeH ngrnaa and Kennedy. he
told the officers that another man
gave them o. him 90 dispose Of. John
Fitzgerald stole shirts from An Oc=
cldeutai avenue store lie vas ar
rested By Fatroituhn Carr with the
goods on him"
0ertis Anderson nauirmed and
twisted when City Detective HUI
bard and Freeman told her she had
TO 60 10 jail She 10 held pendinH
m inveHtEntion ~ a highway rob
berV committed fsw nights aku
Within a block q the police station
b. Coiored woman The victim
lost SIS. The police received another
report Of the female bandits uuf !
the same night but the loaa was
small The Anderson woman has
been watched since the crime waa
committed.
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'@YAMA, THE NAPOLEON OF THE FAR EAST
Pen Picture of Oyama,
japanese Soldier Hero
y, PHYSICAL LelANT. Sax FeEr TALL WEIGHS 800
uaasses ANp Is BORN GATHR

UHiike aust japanese. the Mar
quia oyama IL a big man tIu IL SIX
teet tall. buead-ehouIaeuaa deem
ehcsted aud weighs SOC poenda. lie
IL. In his official relations. a man
of few words. but in aoyIety most
Eeniai
TIE is mau % Tremendous fore
s5Eht-alWaya looking ahead and
seeing what viii be necessary Ia 40
almost aa II he had prophetic vision
He is 81 years old. ANA wau about
= In Uses. when he took part In
TIE war for the restoration Of the
emperor. After that var he rose
steadily IN military rank. and tray
eled a great deal In foreign coun-
tries. While be was minister OF
war he organized the Japanese
army on a modern baala-organized
as IL is today
There are many great soldiers
who are splendid organizers. but
not as actual fighters much use.
Marshal Oyama Is not one OF
these tie q fine. practical fight
er. as his campaigns against China
and Russia ahoN a magnificent and
daring Htrategist and man % great
personal bravery He has the valu-
able faculty of gatheriuE about him
men 81 high character and ability.
OF Inspiring them and krtting them
u work together without friction.
oYama knows hia officers and
knows how to place them where
they can Do the most effective work
The career OF OYama has been an
active one both iu var and en- poll
ties, His first active service Ia tho
field Was In tS6S. whuu lie Joined
his cousins. the Counts Salsu. la
leading the revolutionary movement
which restored tho mikada 20 the
throne o. his ancestors lie entered
that var as = captain aud az its
close was made major general
When the Franco Prusalau var
broke cut In 1870 ho waa sent b.
the emperor 20 observe 81.
soon after his return his cousin.
Count SaiEo. rebelled. but Oyama
remained loyal % hia emperor aud
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Cigarette and Tobacco Habits

CURED EkEE IN ONE DAY.
.elf. freely and soishtaTily Ssrtifiss
as follows.
I hereby certify that va. com
plstsiy and permanently cured - the
tobacco habh by a free sample pack
aEe % Tobacco Specific. more than =
year axe. / have positively disliked
tobacco ever since I took the sample.
have not used any IN any form. sud my
bsfors I state these facts freely ard
voluntarily, hoping other victims Of
the tobacco habit viii profit By my
Rev. c. " vcale. Brandon. Ia.
~ ". Hfaytpn repperwuod. Cal
leonard /. Stafford. Ripley, Maine.
W N. Emerson. Belmont Mo
q W Edam. Box 30, Glcuwood. Wis.
o W Palmer. CEDAR Bluff. Ala
james n, Ward southern Hotel
PRANK Hannah. ui~uwood. W. Va
James Burt Brown. Colorado. Tex.
susan Moore santa Rosa. No.
Carrie TILES. Ccnio. Fla
". J Kitchens. p Smith .Ark,
p G. Duncan. Union Mills. y. g.
W. "A. Hi,l. splnka, Kemper Co.
Is V Kohlhspr, Walnut Port Pa.
Mrs. Allie Fletcher RrakehlL Tenn.
James Robertson Berwyu. Iil
Chaa Ducote. Riohm9n 40.
Henry s Hubsoni Greensboro. Ala
Gilbert Broom. Dallas. y. 9.
n O. Dewitt. Tucker. Iud. Ter.
NJ Kuia NalxY5 ~ Rio. Calf
John ". konadY. MIuEus. Tex
These people and hundreds n others
IN an parts OF the country have been
cured ~ the tobacco habit By free
sample packages OF Tobacco specific.
II IL a harmless. practically tastoless
remedy that can be given In food or
drink aud will Curc all forms Of tebac-
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the knowledge OF the patient Taken
hv the patient himself the remedy Is
lust as certain 20 cure.
Tobacco Specific gill cure any case
Of tobacco habit Even the free sam
pie package may be sufficient TO cure
YOU or your friend. no matter how
long tobacco has been used. People
hrr being cured by the fee sample
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not do any harm. but will surely do
eood. even n not sufficient TO make a
complete cure. and Il viii cost you
Ths Ragers Drug q Chemical Co.
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ohio will send you. by mall pre- paid,
In plain wrapper, sample package 81
Tobacco Specific exactly like those
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LlCKS SQUAD
OF POLICE

CHICAGO. March Michael
block. said 10 have been pnce an
inmate Of the DuuninE Insane
asylum. escaped from the Maxwell
street police station today. during
his hearing In court for dianrderly
conduct and NAa the object Of a
frantic man hunt. in which several
policemen we're Injured.
Block ia % gigantic size While a
policeman vas tsatifyinE aEainst
him before Justice Hoyic he sud
denly attacked Lookup Keeper
James HartiEnn. knocking the o..
flesr down with a terrific blow on
the Jaw. Block then dashed out Of
the courtroom. Telling several men
Who stood in his way tie took a
course down aanEamon street. fol-
lowed by a dozen policemen In
furious pursuit
KNOCKS DOWN POLICEMAN.
Hiork ran 70 Twelfth and LOOMS
streets. vhsrs he sought refuge I'M
deg a hpg4as Sergeant jamsS f.y-
maa fai.oNed with drawn revolver.
When within a few fest OF the
rruuchlnE form Of Block serEsan,
Lyman commanded the man 20 sur
render on penalty OF being shot.
Instead OF giving up the fugitive
attacked tho policeman. knocking
the pistol FROM the officers hand
Then. Telling the sergeant Block
efawled out nom under the houas
and continued hia flight.
by this time a large crowd had
gathered. and the desperats man
vas headed of. Again he knocked
down several men. bounding
through the crowd with the energy
Of a football player.
BEATEN INTO SUBMISSION
A uAEonloAd Of policemen arrived
AZ the scene At this iunetuFe. and
with drawn revolvers they closed
IN on Block. who. exhausted and
bleeding. EaE struggling with
dozen men
Block Was overpowered At leagth
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memorable campaign he took Port
Arthur
The glory 81 this campaign was
due to the precision % the taeties
the intimate knuNlrdEr uf the enc
my.a country and the perfection 81
the organization. Had not the
powers stepped In aud called a halt
the victorious oYama would have
swept on 10 PehinE But the var
vas stopped and the powers man
aged TO deapoll Japan Of the fruits
o. her victory
The campaign uaa not Loaf. how
ever. Tor the knowledge gained On Il
has proved Invaluable 10 the gen
erals who have diroetrd the var
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commanded a division Of the army
In the long civil war which result
Ell in the death of 5000 men. In
cludlng saiEo. In 1850 be became
minister of war. and he spent the
next 10 years In perfecfinE his army
organization. In 1870 he waa a tull
general. Count YamaEata being the
only other man with that high rank
tie and YamaEnta had Joint com
mand ~ the armies that vent %
Manchuria 10 fight the Chinese. and
when YamaEata was invaded
home Oyama vas left In supreme
command After a brief but
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against Russia. BESIDES giving them
a personal kno - ledge 81 the cuan =
Try II proved to them that japanese
soldiers we're aa good In tho field
as on paper. and II also gave them
the lessons IN cummlasariAt that
esn be learned Only hy actual sG-
perieuce Ia warfare.
OyamA'a reward for this campaign
vas the eoruuet % a marquis and
the baton ~ = field marahel
What hIa nent reward viii BE u
Is hard to say lie has risen nov
10 the very pinnacle of military
rank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-30
Pill
pile. Can be Cured Quickly and
Without Pain b. Using pyra.
MD Piie Cure.
A Trial Package Mailed Free 70 Az
For the Asking.

or tire sasiha-
We want every pile sufferer 10 try
Pyramid pile Cure al our expense.
The treatment which Ne send VIII
bring Immediate relief from the ave-
ful torture % itching. bleeding
burning. tautalizinR piles.
We send the free treatment Ia "a
plain sealed package with nothing
10 Indicate the contents.
Pyramid Pile cure "a put mp IN the
form Of auppoaitorisa which are APP
rIied directly to the affected part.
Their action r. immediate and Ger
tain. They are sold At 80 cents o.
boz b. druggists everywhere and
one boz wiii frequently effect a per
manent cure.
by the use o. Pyramid Pile Cure
yau will avoid an unnecessary, Try
ing and expensive examination by O.
physician and viii rid yourself of
your trouble In the privacy Of your
own home a. tTtfiiuE expense.
After using the free treatment.
which we mail In n perfectly plain
wrapper. you can secure regular
full size packages from druggists a.
30 cents each. or We viii mail direct
In plain package upon receipt OF
urfeo. Pyramid DRUG Co. 1916
Main street. Marshall. Mich
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GEO. n. W00DH0USE CO.
l4OS SECOND AVE.

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that How
ard II. Lewis and John p. Jacob
son. both OF the city OF Seattle.
County OF King. State OF Washing
ton. has petitioned the County
Commissioner In and for the Coun-
" OF King. for the right privilege
and authority 20 use such portion
Of the public highways upon the
following designated route as may
be deemed necessary for the con-
struction. malntenancss and opera
tion Of an electric railway. The
route designated is as follows:
Commencing on Spokane Avenue
AZ the Western Limit OF the City OF
Seattle. and running thence along
Spokane Avenue West TO aud fol
lowing the Emma 5ehnitz" Road
20 California Avenue: thence south
along California Avenue and the
MeSorley Road to the end Of said
MeSorley Road. In the said County
OF King. State OF Washington.
A hearing OF the aforesaid petit
tlun Is ordered by the County Com
mlssloners 20 be held at their Of
flee in the County Court House in
the City OF Seattle. In said County
OF King on the 21st day Of April.
1905. at the hour of 2 o'clock p. NJ
Dated at Seattle this seth day OF
March. 1905.
]. p. AGNEW.
Clerk OF the Board OF Commission.
ers OF King County. Wash.
BY r. +. FRENCH. Deputy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-30
G0LDSB0R0UGH STARTS
ON TRIAL TRIP
Especial to Tn. start

BREMERTON. March 30.-The
hoodOo boat Goldsborough left this
city at A. 30 this afternoon with a
picked crew for her trial trip. The
torpedo boat destroyer has been
thoroughly oyerhauled and Is eX-
pocted 10 make the necessary speed.
The vessel reached Seattle about
3 O'Clock and prepared for the start
The crew Of the Goldsborough was
taken from the torpedo boat de
stroyer Paul Jones The trial board
consists OF Captain J. V. II. Blocker,
president, Lieutenant c. IA. Fisher,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

william Stevenson. "a. u Wen
atchee. and P0meroy Du Pre-. q.
Of Wcnatrhee-
Guy NardYer. -. Of Seattle. and
Marie glebert. 81 seattle
Weymer J 9uptill. 81. Of seabeck.
and Jessie Hinton. n. q sesbeck.
John p Goas. 81. Of Seattle. and
Gertrude Wilson. n. OF Ballard.
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but he fought with all the despers-
ton OF n maniac. He refused 10
surrender and vas carried bodily.
struggling and screaming. to the
patrol wagon. Once at the station
be vas carried downstairs and
placed IA the solitary cell. Four
policemen were locked Ia The room
with him 10 keep him from iniuring
himself
Block Is a peddior and lives on
Liberty atreet, near Jefferson
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taxation in the Acme Business Col
lege hall. Friday afternoon March
81. at 3:l5 O'Clock. A cordial invi-
tation is extended TO the public.
The public library reOpened on
It's new site on Fifth avenue be-
tween Union and University streets.
Thursday morning. At present only
the circulation department is open.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-30
DABNEY &
NOODHOUSE

Caeplefs house fuFuishers and
- yeats for the Charter OAK
Azasss the best and moat fuel say
q ra1ge On the market.
hsmstnher the name and number.
AIS PIKE STREET.
Phone John ssf.
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CHICAGO. March 30.-A report
about the city last night and pub
Ilshed this morning that Robt T..
LineoIn. eE-minister TO Great Bri-
tain. died suddenly In Florida In
formation diaeloses that fact that
Lincoln left North Augusta, y. C..
last night for Chicago and Is al
pected here tomorrow.
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s.,.s,i fwao uaama has sarnsd
- n 9tha Napolenn II the
y 81 Il Is doubtful u a great
-.sSssrr senlus has yet come out
80 stranse eountry,
49,. camss % fighting stcrk
-. n the Satsuma clan and the
- sut 81 ceaiuries Of samurai
s.Nsi,n rays him the instincts Of
=. s.lslsr. and hts education de-
.,,eea theua The japanese army
,sssv Is largely his creation.
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4 GAMBLERS CLOSE SHOW =
n TO TEACH REFoRmE RS a .
y LESSON a
. EVERETT. wash. March =
= 30 -gamblers here have velun- =
. tarily closed up for several a
. days. In order. they aver. 70 =
q teach the business men OF ~ .
q erett lesson. There has been q
n considerable agitation against a
q the gamblers. and the latter q
q state that they Will prove the =
= town Is worse Off without gam =
q bling. =
On the other hand. proIni- a
= nent men claim that the gam =
q blers do not derive their COM a
= fortable living Off the visiting =
q ioEEers. but from laborers and \
= mechanics who live In Everett a
4 n
n Il - II - - - - - u n n
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HREMERTON. March sa-Thres
more marines arrived az the Puget
Sound navy yard this morning from
ST Paul TO serve At the barracks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-30
Builders
Hardware

We carry a eomplets line and
want 10 show YOU Prices guaran-
teed. let us figure for you.
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WIFE USES
HA7cHET

PITTsBuRG. March 30-Michael
NovAArkoyich. an Austrian laborer.
was murdered with a hAtohst while
lying in his bei Hiz wife was ar
rested and confessed Seventeen
foreigners. who lived in the house.
were arreatsu for completely.
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recorder, Commando ]. c. Stacey
Commander II. NJ. Doyle and Nayi-
eating commander J. V. Buerett
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o. l. Miller. attorney. will deliver
q short address on the subject of
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Clerk OF the Board OF Commission.
ers OF King County. Wash.
BY r. +. FRENCH. Deputy.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-03-24
From the Yellow Jacket.

Speaking of paradoxical terms,
what's the matter with Democratic
craftsmanship"
We should not be surprised any
day to hear of some Democrat as
serting that the spot in the sun is
the result of Teddy and Booker
Washington lunching together.
If the Kansas legislature fails to
subdue the oil trust, the old State
might try ordering out one of her
most reliable cyclones and putting it
on the track of the octopus.
1t has been truthfully said, MANY
girls pass a forty dollar boy with a
fifteen cent suit without a notice
and smile bewitchingly on a fifteen
cent boy clad in a forty dollar suit"
In this country there are, accord
ing to the census, fifty-one girls to
every forty-nine boys. Yet in spite
of the census almost any boy will tell
you that there is only one girl.
The recent blizzard was so fierce
at Atlanta. Ga, that one woman's
mouth was frozen open. That
is another argument in favor of
keeping the mouth shut. Colonel
Bryan, please take notice.
The Senate Of the United States
appears to be more jealous of its
dignity and prerogative than solicit
tous Of the welfare of its country,
even in question involving the ar
bitration or the peace of the world.
Mr. Bryan says that the Republic
an majority in the last election was
so large that it took away the sting
of defeat from the Democrats. Sor-
ter like when a man who gets knock
ed so fiat that he never knows what
struck him. See?
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-03-24
To C0nSumptiveS.

The undersigned having been re-
stored to health by simple means, af-
ter suffering for several years with
a severe lung affection, and that
dreaded disease Consumption, is anx-
ious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure. To
those who desire it, he will cherfully
send free of charged a copy of the
prescription used, which they will
find sure cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis and all
throat and lung Maladies. He hopes
all sufferers will try his remedy, as
it is invaluable. Those desiring the
prescription. which will cost them
nothing. and may prove a blessing,
will please address. Rev. Edward A.
Wilson, Brooklyn, New York. 92ry
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-03-24
Over 10 Hours Saved to Mexico.

By the superb double daily SER
vice over the Iron Mountain Route
and its connections, the shortest and
quickest line from St. Louis to City
of Mexico through San Antonio and
Laredo. Through Pullman sleepers
daily leaving St. Louis 2:2l p. m. and
$40 p. m. Elegant Dining Car SER
vice. Wonderful Mexico is attract
ing the investor and pleasure seeker.
Low rates, liberal stop over privi-
leges. Now is the time to go. For
descriptive literature, rates, ETC.,
see nearest Ticket Agent, or address
R. T. G.. Matthews, T. p. A. Room
301 Norton Bldg, Louisville, Ky. If
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-03-24
Are You Engaged?

Engaged people should remember,
that, after marriage, many quarrels
can be avoided, by keeping their di-
gestions in good condition with Elec-
trio Bitters. S. A. Brown, of Ben
nettsville, S. c., says: For years,
my wife suffered intensely from
dyspepsia, complicated, with a
torpid liver, until she lost her
strength and vigor, and became a
mere wreck of her former self.
Then she tried Electric Bitters, which
helped her at once, and finally made
her entirely well. She is now strong
and healthy" Z. Wayne Griffin &
Bro, druggist, sell and guarantee
them, at SOC bottle. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-03-24
Hot Springs, Ark.

This great health and pleasure re-
sort is best reached via the Iron
Mountain Route. Quickest schedule
and solid trains, Pullman sleepers,
chair cars, etc, from st. Louis or
Memphis daily. Now is the season
to visit this great resort. Low round
trip rates, liberal limits. Handsome
descriptive literature furnished free.
For rates, map. folders, etc, call on
nearest Ticket Agent or address
K. T. G.. Matthews, T. P. A., Room
S0l Norton Bldg. Louisville, Ky. If
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-03-24
WEALTH OF FARMS.
Their Product For 1904 in The
United States worth S4.-
OOO,OOO,OOO.

Astonishing figures are given by
p. f. Hennigan, chairman of the
transportation committee of the
Fruit and Produce Exchange, in a
report on the wealth of the farms OF
the country, says a Boston telegram
to the New York Press. In review
ing the increase in farm capital he
asserts a conservative estimate would
place the amount at $1,000, 900, 900,
and this apart from the changed
land values in the last two years.
Mr.. Hennigan, who is one of the
most prominent business men of the
city, says that the wealth of the
farmers reduced to figures ais moth
ing short of startling. His report
has the Endorsement of all the men,
bers of the committee, hwho unite
in praising it as a conservative docu-
ment.
After a careful estimate of the
value of the farm products for 1904, "
says the report, made within the
census scope, it is safe to say it will
amount to $4,000, 100000, after eX-
GLIDING the value Of the farm crops
fed to livestock, in order to avoid
duplication of values. This is 9.65
per cent. above the value of 1903.
and 81. % per cent. above that of
1899.
This unthinkable value, aggre-
eating $1,000, 100000, shows that
farms have produced in two years
wealth exceeding the output of all
the gold mines in the world since
Columbus discovered America. This
years product is more than six times
the amount of the capital stock of
all the national banks; it lacks only
three-quarters of billion of dollars
of the value of the manufactures of
1900, less the cost of materials used;
is three times the gross earnings from
the operations of the railroads, and
it is four times the value of all the
mineral products Of the country"
The year 1904, the report states
kept well up the average of exports
of farm products during the time
between 1899 and 1903, and amount
ed to 1853, 100000 while the aver
age for five years was nearly $685.
100000.