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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
SENATOR H0AR'S FAITH,
Carroll D. fright Praises Unitarian
Belief al T5centg- first Conference.

Atlantic City. X j. Sept 25.-Carrolr n. Wright.
president % the National Conference of Unitarian
and Other Christian Churches. opened the twenty
47rst meeting of the conference here to-day in a
speech on The Religion OF George Frisoie Hear
Senator F5osr WIS for six years president Of the
conference. Mr. wright quoted from a speech
OF the Senator before this conference in Wash
sngton in 1899. in which he said That he had 40
faith in fataIisrn. bur that he believed in 'tne
living God and The American people who were
created that tnev may work out their Own saliva
lion by obedience 10 Gods laws" This creed
said NJ. Wright constituted the basis of Senator
Hears religion" The speaker continued in part:
When ne came into public life as young man
new political creed being formed African
slavery was being condemned and there were other
great matters OUTSIDE OF the politics which dealt
with economic conditions religious affairs or ad-
r1iiist-atiVe doctrines. Thus the movement in
Thi } Senator Eoar first ensased was humanitarian
rather than religious or economic This religion
slavery movement and he was one Of the pioneers
Of the Free Soil party His creed. as stated in
his address, which ] have quoted, made him
opponent o. every measure having in IL the least
injustice or oppression.
His action the exclusion OF the Chinese was
legitimate outgrowth of the humanitarian doctrine
which he iTnbibed in his early days and he stood
the Chinese from this country How logical then
becomes his position relative the Fipinos, But
whatever position he took his loyalty 10 his party
could not be shaken These only specimens of
the practical vaE1e Of the religion of Senator Hoar
This religion made him a lover of nature and a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

purpose of This meeting has been given and proxies
thus obtained fraudulent.
This protest was signed by some twenty NV
shareholders and presented at the meeting "'licu
cut the capital stock in two 1t was ignored an"
action taken by two-thirds majority ne c"ai's
cannot take oefo,t for thirty DAYS and this fact
is Fastening tho action Of tho dissatisfied on' s.
These stockholders have been carefully stuayifIa
The last statement of the company. Wni'h was lVi
tho wear ended SartanIher 90 1901 The principal
item IS ono OF first mortgage loans on real estate
and the amount is moro than S7~flep, Inc pro
testing shareholders have doubts 10 the value OF
these MORTGAGES Thcy also want to Know FFn!
the company includes in its arsets .$57.s7o ol w
own stock AZ par when its selling vaiue IS AROUND
70 cent? on The dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
]. J. RYAN IN MORE TROUBLE.
Suit Brought Against thurman for Breach
of Contract and Assault

Cincinnati Sept PA suit for $1,000 damages
against John J. Ryan. turfman. and his wife was
filed Tuesday in the Common Pleas Court by At
torney a. ". Bruck and Phineas Phillips for JOHN
H. Dehnney. dancing master This is the sequel
70 2 sensational quarrel between Ryan and De-
honey p"honey charges that RYAN sold him pro9s
erty on McSfillar-st. Walnut Hid promising TO-
erect there $1,000 dance hall and then broke
that contract. 20 that Dehoney had 10 sell the lot
for $500 In dispute over the transaction. Rrsa
drew gun according to DAh7ney. and chased rs
latter along McNIillan-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
REDMOND AT TAMMANY HALL.
Meeting Contributes $500 to Vinegar Hill
Monument Fund.

William II. X. Redmond was the guest Of honor
last night at the meeting of the Wexford Mems As
ISOLATION at Tammauy Hail. held to further the col
lection of funds for the erection of a monument
Vinegar Hill Recorder Golf presided. He spoke Of
the good work Of the Sons of the American Revolu-
ton in placing commemorative tablets at historical
points, and said it in the same spirit that the
Vinegar Hill monument was to be erected
Mr.. Redmond praised the veterans ofthe Spanish
American War, and declared that the spirit that
actuatcd them still lives. 'Irshmen. ne said are
not divided among themselves. as their enemies
would have us believe
many contributions promised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
Female,

COOK. WAITER.-Couple; woman G2o X
good baker excellent laundress, ~o 21!af, 40
- - cotIutrx reference. MORROW
RIsREAI-. 2O1 East 5Sth-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
WHITE STAR OFFICIALS REPLY
Deny Statements of Columbia Girl Alleging
Mistreatment of Storage PASSENGER,

Boston Sept 2e-Assistant Manager Fa-1sv q,
the White star Line isued statement TO-DAY A..
nying the allegations Of Miss Fannie Kazan ~.
Columbia University girl who is suing the eo,,-
pany for alleged abuse by members Of the crew
He declares that the company takes every pre-
caution for safe passage Of third a. we'll as fr..
and second class passengers. and that IL che hss
complained OF any offensive treatment from tbs
crew the guilty would have been at once
placed in irons. Miss Kagau says that stserapa
passengers are not allowed leave their quarters
hence cannot make complaints.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
ORDER FOR 10000 BARRELS OF FLOUR
Purchase of vladivostok Merchants Break
All Records at Seattle.

Seattle Wash. Sept 26-An order for $1,000 bar
rels of -four to be delivered immediately has been
placed with local -four mill by Nladiv"stok Hour
merchants This is the largest single order ever
rIaced on the Pacific Coast. New orders for Hong
Kong and Shanghai delivery are being received ana
all orders placed before the boycott was proclaimed
Ia confirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

YOUNG MAN. So thoroughly honest (:
wholesale house. inside or outside Sa les
man. collector or some other reliable posi-
ion: Al reference or bond. JAKE
LESSER. 43G East 75th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

COMPANTON.-By a refined young lady; as
companion TO lady; willing to assist with
light housework. Address F. DE SALES,
COB 2d-st. Albany, n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

OFFICE ASSISTANT.-By young man:
knowledge bookkeeping and general office
work: best references. EVERS. i45 Henry
ST. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

YOUNG MAN. %. German; any kind Of
steady work; wants to attend evening
school address GEORGE CEBUL.LA. %
Digision-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

unnecessarily So he told his men to work as
quietly possible. in three or Four minutes the
fire was out. Then Captain eastman went In and
told Henry F. Hurd. the principal
Public School No 7S is an old structure without
any of the modern improvements or facilities for
getting the pupils of the building quietly, and
panic might have proved serious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

MAN, married, speaking six languages; de-
sires any kind of work; moderate salary;
no canyassirg. LAYTON, 123 r. 13th-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Situations Wanted-Male and FeTne ,s1.s
1S1,,- lines mot exceeding q worcs' I'M =
,ag.jor1 * cents; seven Insertions Se
cs1Is Exceeding % words and less tn4A ~
1ords three Insertions. 70 cents seven ~
sertious e. ce@ts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

COOK can give best references. ADDRESS
Mrs. CORNELlA ADAMS Elm p" OON
val saratoga Springs, y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

COLLECTOR--Young lady as collectors no
cany,a.ssing can give best Of reference or
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Situations Wanted-Male and Female
Four lines (not exceeding a words, three
insertions. Is cents: seven insertions. 80
cents. Exceeding "a words md LEES than 80
words. three insertions. 30 cents: seven in
sertions 60 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

COOK and WAITRESS Together, in same
IonSa. best city references; wages so
s2a AppIv FLAHERTY' BUREAU. 49,
C0Iur1btIs-aye. Tel. 741-River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

lorar If he country He was noble product and
exenopIar, Of our character building faith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

Male.
| AiASSECR.--German: customers for mas
sage treatment; special for rheumatism
| and circulation of blood: references Ad-
! dress PLUMBER :, 1,l39 Madison-ave.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Situations Wanted-Male and Female
| Four lines Cnot exceeding q words. three
| insertions, Is cents: seven insertions, SO
| cents. Exceeding "a words nd less than 80
| words. three insertions. 30 cents; seven in
sertions. 60 cents.
Male
| BCTLER.-Light colored; years best ref
| erenCe; city or country. II. w, Tribune
| Up1own Office. 1894 Broadway.
| CARETAKERs.- couple, no chill
| dren; steady temperate and honest. Ad-
dress HOLMES. 839 st. Ann's-ave.
| EF.-Experienced: in hotel, club or pri
| vate family; city or country; also. caterer
| for apartment houses or club; best city
| references. Address l.. W. 1O4 w. l34th-st.
CHEF-Colored, in hotel; % years expert
ence Address CHEF Advertising Of
| fee. 215 Montague-st.. Brooklyn.
CHEF. 2s. wishes place in private house:
city or country; excellent references from
! here and abroad. e. g., Tribune Uptown
! Office. 1854 Broadway.
| COOK-Japanese in very fine strict home
and one or two families; city or country;
small wages. r. s. SHIO, 20 Sands-st.,
| Brooklyn.
| COOK.-Japanese cook wants job don't
care wages in very fine small family; city
or country. Z. :. KIMURA. 20 Sands7st.,
| Brooklyn.
COOK-As chef in apartment hotel, rest
aurant or institution; and years in
| last places: first class references. MEL
| son FoRsBERG, 81 West l59th-st-
OACHMAN.-Marrled: first class city ref
erence; thoroughly understands care of
Ceutleman's place; no objection 10 country
NJ PEELAN. 256 West GSth-st.
coAcHMAN. -scotchman, married. one
child. tx years Old. just disengaEed: first
! class references; honest ana sober. Ad
| dress !. w. w. VALLEY 81, North larry
town y. Y. care G. +. Bird.
CoAcBMAN USEFUL Married.
one child. We'll used To horses. care car
riagez harness. furnaces etc: generally
useful hest references: can he seen. 4.
Carpenter Bureau, l54 6th-ay".
COACHM AN-GARDENER.-AU work on
gautlemans place. American: married
small family homes sohsr rsiian-e; T sI
Bureau. Ia 9TH ave
coAcHMAN Enslish. single; tno~oughiy
Understands MS duties good references
JAMES STEET. care f IaEart-s drug
store corner y tSi, end TEaff"rd ayes
| brooklyn
c0ACHMAN.- ~ S-ar5ir-vjan married,
understands his business tnarolgrlE,
~ounjrg preferred. vifr urderFta2,s m,!I
and burter. wages moderate SoANEti.
cl1 T.as. 56th-s-
coAcHNtN Mari 81: thoroughly under
stands care eentem22s stable: best
rioter can be seen GIBSON, ia last
, s5th-sr.
CoAC in private family:
neat appearance, best references. CON
/ WAY. Box :, 1.3 Ctt-ave.
10 d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27


AT S5O5O Broa cloth At S134.5O Broad cloth
Coat lined Coat, lined
with natural mlskrat-ene with natural Southern mink
skins Leipzig dyed collar of collar of Lepzgdyed Persian
Persian lamb or electric seal lamb natural Eastern otter
At $3.50 Broa cloth fine seal otter
coat 5 line, lined At S140.5O Fine imported
with natural ng9Nl%t '"CNS' Bro d cloth
Leipzig dyed; collar Of Persian Got 17d With natural bIa
lamb Eastern otter. ,,,-,ro+. collar If Teiozio-
At $3.50 Coat made Of dyed Persian lamb or selected
HI gh grace blended Labrador otter.
selected nutra collar Of genu At S1875O Fine French
inc beaver. BE- a cloth
~ coz en- Coo+ made ~ Coat lined with natural Alaska
IA @>S'NO 6noelIn ~ / mink collar Of Leipzg-dyed
above lined with beautifully Persian lano hhe Eastern
blended and striped marmot otter OF seal outer
skins; collar Of mpIucked At S2O2.5O Imported
otter. Broa cloth
At $780, Bro cloth Coat lined with Persian lamb:
Coat, lined collar and facing of Persian
with blended muskrat-small lamb.
skins, Leipzig dyed; collar of A. c,lo ro r., 1.o5
Persian lamb. Al 9Ao9'SO french IrIodU-
At Sl125O Broa cloth :. ,-., cloth { GA GA I.
+b saod 7arl hacks Of of Persian lamb Eastern otter
nlI-ro4. co11or IF einzo O. seal otter.
dyed Persian lamb At S374.5O Best Austria
At S112.5O German broad Ian Twill
cloth Coat. Cloth Coat, lined with finest
lined with blended muskrat; New York State mink collar
collar of Ieipzig-dved Persian Of fine Lepzgdycd
lamb or blended Northern Persian lamb. fine West
otter ern otter fine seal otter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
WORK WANTED.

Male
GRAIN AND HAY SALESMAN OF rnanv
years experience wants situation in feed
store or outdoors. n O'EEIII, oaY
Pavonia-ave., Jersey City.
ILLUSTRATING man. Coo1c-
Union graduate. in newspaper. s}etr6ir.,
and Illustrating Address r. B. S4I A,srr!.
ave
JANiToR.-By small! German family. nm
oerstands steam heat not water Isidsr
pump; man is carpenter. 4 wears reference
Livingston Place, corner e I6th-st
JASITOR German, no children. 4 - >
rooms best Of references JsEITf,t
POS East 1l3th-st
JA%ITD. Respectable couple. rr..bn7i,
absolutely sober. best references. ~
cellar rooms. .. C.. III East lOr',-st
I.i-NCHaAN. PORTTR.-Ace 81. g,5, y.
hind bar. wants steady place Gee *
g, week. city or country. 39G Trep3.-rs .,,-.
LINOTYPE AtACHiNI. AFSJSrrA X,
Would IKE pos!tio- las Worket 3 yea
T., last place: speaks English aud .suarigi,
Asiress j. X. ALO&Zf. $50 Mest l0ih-sf
.TI-C.9A~ICAL EXPERT: - years exp4r,
ence: $500, GOO worth sPe-,G! machinery;
,,ojs Inventions. guarantees. J can perfer-
,+oJir invention: let n" ~ a. II DspN. "A
l<5sciushe- E:N-+l. d.
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WORK WANTED

situations Wsn, se$atee4hsa iP Words S'" f5see
Four ilheS - cents: seven Insertions. 30
Fxceedng = words ana ieas man IN, 80
..d-5s three Insertions. 80 Gems CO. 90 80
rertfo1S, 60 cehtS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

STENOGRAPHER.- Three years expert
enca; at present employed; good CORE
I spoudcnt: Al references from present en-
; pIuve- and others, some knowledge Of min
J ing engineering. in mining industry where
/ conscientious WORKER is wanted. VIII leave
CITY GARFIELD. 121 West 16th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

Tutor A T. Normal college. will tutor
Nev-NoIE City residents IN all branches.
reasonable. Address NORMAL $50 I Mon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
Male

Maize
CHAUFFEUR Licensed Iaaca st5.ae w 1a
-. io-1gr7. city OF country; s"AI-V-1'
Esi--'' --..-,..,7-. Of good ciIaraeter- a
80 yE-frF, 20 Nevfns-sf-. Brooklyn. c->'e
~ Mrs Olsen -----
.--aAI-FFEUR. First-class with .ds,tio Is-e on
e.-cSs ,,.efiesn cars: c2r do -epAiFIAs
: 49,. So ~ J. y, 1855 81 hAtAs-@'e-'
5srooklyn. =. /.
,,rTvFP Young man, u iL-'i-
sT-E%GLEIN. 2iS Ees- slsJ~SL
s.0REafAN- CARETAKlER OF oNisfs7,-i-h
IN gentieaaan's estate: BY competent L. L.
- a. r1od retercHcss- A1dfass 9. res
r. Soy fg7. PoEgakesps.2. >
------E--I@s ~ artistic wrought iron snd
80 s-or.z Address FO&EAh@. I'M
"a ITu.oEn Ot5-e, 1894 BrosGWLy
c;ENEkAr. OFFICE MAEAGER,-Tih. or,-
1+5r1iv oo.npsssuf tc al branches. cal tSee
,,,1i s]S,rcs- hirf,ss4 Credentials moderate
saiarT LP8I6ET. Cox - '-T's1ITs '1l1s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

/ TENDENT.- Experience as me
chanicaI engineer. power plant designer.
engine salesman ana business manager 81
manufacturing plant: position IS mechan-
| zeal sIpfrintcndrut. travelling salesman or
manager: - years experience; Al refer
ouccS. Address =. f5+ West 15th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

SALESE4$ EXPERIENCED salesman ana
window dresser in cloak and suit store;
f--e Years experience. Address :. GOLD
FOPB. care II Golls'eir. 2" Chrystie-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

!
| West 6Oth-st.
| Female.
| COMPANTON.-By refined young lady; as
companion to lady; willing to assist with
| light housework. Address F. DE SALES,
| COB 2d-st.. Albany. n. Y.
CONCENTRATIONS lady as collectors no
Canvassing; can give best Of reference, or
as cashier. Miss w. CIR, 9I4 lst-aVe.
COMPANION or sECRETARY.-Amia
refined. well educated young woman,
accepted, with comfortable home. w. H.,
| Tribune Uptown once, 1894 Broadway
! FACIAL and general massage. scalp treat
ment, manicuring, hairtressing. by expert
| young lady at ladies' residences: highest
| references. r \. G. 500 West 27lh-st.
| GOvERNEsS. Young lady as visiting gov
erness in New-York City; Will so walking
with small children; speaks English dho and
land Road. South Orange n. J.
GIRL. refined German, wishes to go to
Europe in any position in the way OF
travelling Z. v, 1S4 Lex.ngton-ave.
GOVERNEsS. Experienced German: Ger
man. French English and kindergarten
taught Inquire by letter, 400 Delaware
ave, Buffalo y. /.
IfONElsNlISS or tOhPANION--B SWISS
ate: higher 9i'' French. German. E5giIsh.
music: Experienced successful teacher: ac-
custoncd travelling here and abroad. H
r The Cyujhius. >. 1875 Broadway.
GOyERNESS German nursery
graduate; musjc: kindersarten. FRAl-
LEM N. 25I West 24th.st
49,
GOOD SEAMsTRESS. with dressnIalSe or
in families. Mrs. PROVOST. - West
10
HANOVERIAN visiting Euverness. long
experience teaching English school
branches; purest German Partisan French
piano desires morning, afternoon engage
| lnents or lessons "EANONA," los Yves
loath-s,
VISITING GoVERNESS. Higher English.
latin. French German. mathematics.
Miss A.. 80 WHs; a2d-st,
irCHr.'t. rsrsh,e ana wiling ~ work
v-f-r -casnnahle amount If oyperi-nCa BOY
y ou+herforH y i
bsein7@r. 49, no oLie,,
; -; ,+TpT.N. LFrrI< Ssa EIau~-~,,-z'
t$rori.Iyn
rsTirJr 'ernhifio3ix 1eat worker. besr ref
.rf-,-5s. M ses--ies I IEpEENTAN 80
tIinro,5-st Rrooklyn
| --rr>-oCP ,PTITI3 a-6 TYPEWRITER
yI,,,-q iady. %. wiling neat and acru-
rate. eight months eN5erlfn1C1'' > ad-
sTEY0CRAPTEP--several years cxperl
- ~ 49, 80, -, ,,,It,r.5 Address
Sarah A Hi'NJ-I.TT. care Mrs. John
War 500 T-arr 11sf1-st Bronx
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/ SHIPPING CLERK and PACKER. Good
marker. 10 wears experience: thu very
, hest OF reference. FRED BIRD. 81 ls'-
I ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

VANISHING All kinds = hardwood fin
ishing staining enameiliaEi floors ana
furniture POLISHED: references. as West
STth-st Telephone Clo--2Sth-st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

GENERAL HOCsEwORK Sisters. c,i-
ored, together. can be seen a. present
place between and II: best reference
SMITH. ~ West 73d st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
Mems Fur Lined Coats: A
Special Display and Sale.

F HE manufacturers OF these garmentsa newly organ
IL lied firm Of Observation-Disclosures cooperating with
N9 in inaugurating the Fur in the Mems store
scs second floor For this opening display and sale
they given reduced price, choice collection of their
representative collection embracing practically
style of Coat they make.
Furined garments necessarily combination products
the work aors and furrers Tailoring have been
making the shells of the Goats and sending them furrers
to completed This organization made up of alors
and furriers who handle every garment from cutting
completion Seeking broadest recognition Of this progressive
step make worth while and yours to be interested IN
the first lot OF Coats turned Among them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
WORK WANTED.

Male.
YOUNG MAN. CoIored. as Office attendant
porter or elevator runner. J. MOORE, %
West 60th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27

wATCHAfAN. -Ex officer OF the L. S. A
as Waterman. careUaker; any position Of
trust: highest references. 7. 1.035 Dean
St, Brooklyn.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
AT
sc WEST BOTH ST.

NURSE for $40; American: neat and will
ing; first class references: wages SIS.
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HOUsEwORKER. a young English
speaking woman: experienced. wants good
home; city or country preferred, personal
references. HERR. 1G@ East 4tk-st
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14
A TRUE APPETIZER AND TONIC.
Mi.o.ua Will Make You Feel Hungry
and Hearty, and Give Strength
and Vitality.

Ask any friend who looks thin,
pale, and out Of health how many
meals he orshe eats day, and the
chances are that the answer will be
mot over two, and ] don't feel hun
cry them" The plump, rosy, and ro-
bust eat three square meals daily,
and their perfect health is due to a
strong stomach aud digestive system,
AS such a system takes out OF the
food all those elements that make
pure blood, and give nourishment
and vitality 10 the body.
The one appitizer and tonic that
should be taken Is Mi.o-na, the only
agent known that will strengthen
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ing order that they will digest easily
and naturally all the food that is
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Without a strong stomach digest
ion will be poor, the blood impure,
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result, causing headaches, spots be-
fore the eyes, dizziness, sleep
lossness nerve ess, ifrita-
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bad breath, all OF which can be
readily overcome by the use Of Mi
O-na, Costing but 50c box, as IL
goes right to the foundation Of per-
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Scores of leading people in this
state, including editors, ministers,
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and health giving effects OF Mi-o-na.
Furthermore, 4. j. jenkins, one of
the most reliable druggists In this
section, sells Mona under "A guar !
antee TO refund the money II il does |
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-14

That Many Of ssxtstts Who Killed
Sheriff Pese Were Arrested.


Memphis. April IA commereiai'
Appeal special from senatobiG. Miss
says that four alleged members Of the
sextette OF masked men that entered
the jail AZ Senatobia In an effort "a
take out a prisoner for the purpose OF
iynching and. who shot and killed
Sheriff Poag OF Tate county have been
captured. brought 20 Senatobia and
placed In Jail by a deputy sherirrs
posse. which returned from its all-day
man hunt shortly before midnight
wednesday night They are Henry
Hunter. william Tully. Alexander Nell
son and John Boiling. all Of whom
reside near town Of Grayhorn. where
lived custer Thompson. the man who
several years ago was shot and killed
by James Whit II was for the pur-
pose OF lynehing Whit that the sir
men entered the jail at Senatobla.
Great excitement prevails az Senatobia-
Sam Howell and Norman Clayton
are the remaining alleged members Of
the Jail storming gang. Neither has
yet been apprehenf@d. although II 10
said that Howell was severely wound
ed by Sheriff Poag and that he II now
in hiding In a negro's cabin. Posses
are searching for these two men.
Governor Vardeman has offered $500
reward Tor the arrest Of them.