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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12

An inquest held In London today to deter-
mine the cause OF the death OF Ernest Schwar-
oaeher chairman OF several important south
African companies, who was found shot last
Tuesday In his residence resulted In n verdict
oil suicide during temporary Insanity
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
TWELVE INJURED BY
SEWER GAS EXPLOSION
JanitOr Goes Looking for Leak
With Lighted
Candle.

NEW YORK. Feb. Il.-Twclvo persons were
Injured four seriously In series OF cxplo-
lions OF sewer and Illuminating gases Tho
first explosion was In the basement Of No $40
West Ffticth street and others followed In
quick succession for ten minutes, shaking the
houses within radius OF four blocks, starting
panic in several tencmcnts and blowing ON
nine manholo covers In Flfticth street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh avenues. Police
reserves called out TO ouoll the excite
mcnt while tiremcn eNtlnSui9hcd q blaze that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
Italian Is Hanged

HACKESSACK y. j. Feb. ll-Je.so
Jeossa- an ItalIs hanged here today for
The murder OF An italian two years ago
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
DIVORCE CONGRESS- TO MEET
WASHINGTON. Feb ll.-Delegates
Delegates Will Be Received by the
President Februarv 10

President February 19.
from forty-two States and the District of
Columbia. forming the divorce Congress
will convene in this city on Monday Feb
ruary l9. to perfect n permanent organl-
zatlon. Gov, Pennypacker, representing
the State of Pennsylvania, which init
ated the movement eliminating in fbo
conYeninS of the congress. under an act
OF Its Legislature Will deliver an ad-
dress
In the afternoon President Roosevelt
will receive the delegates Prominent
speakers Will appear throughout the ses-
sion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12

a oono thrown by boy In Sgodn street
warsaw Poland. today. exploded and mortal.
~ wounded four gcndarmes. Tho boy scapod
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
Troops Will Line the Way.

The troops OF the Paris garrison will
line the routes from Luxembourg to the
Elysee palace and from the Elysce pal
ace 10 the Rue Dante.
1t is improbable that President Falli-
eres will take up his residence at the
palace the same night OF his innugurn-
ton. but In any case he Will be installed
there by the next day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12

Four big hattIeshirs. the Maine. J.,sour,
nentucky and KeaIaaEgc. and sevon forpsGn,
Soat dea:7oycrs h0vo reported =, Pnst ,'r
Spain IslnIi OF Trinidad 0'' vi
Ssarles Cerros. nlies Miller. a Chicago har.
Nonecr' engaged In revolver DUEL with th~ro
ICIlce officers today and Was Killed DrtccHyc
lssn. ono OF the officers. was shot ,Sy;ce ana
acT.ouelv wounded Ss '"-Se ai'u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
Four Taken to Hospital.

-Four OF the injured. Frnnk Byrnes j9nltor
Of No, $40 West Fiftioth street who oct nrc TO
tho explosive gas with lighted candle whilo
looking for a lenk In the gas pipes; Mrs Alco
Nelson. Edward Tillistrand and Margaret Nc
Groth. were taken to Roosevelt hospital for
treatment
Mrs. Lizzie Jonen, Mrs. Terrence Cannon.
Mrs. Frnnk Byrncs and A. Sutter were treated
by ambulance surgeons at their homes The
irst explosion occurred when Byrnes entered
inc cellar with n lighted match, and fol-
lowed by explosions OF sewer RaS az several
points in the vicinity. Windows in all the
nearby houses wero shattered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12

unless the longshorcmcn Of Boston rccc1.
rom rom tneir position with regard to 4 hl-hsr
scale OF wages and accept the comnrano,Sa' 70
!eted ey tho steamship OEents the Boston wa
yer 'front.' seems likely to be tho center Of !,
big strike 'NN' "a d
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12

fnday; February Is. has been agreed upon
by the House Committee on Foreie5 p ,,pp Tpo,'
as 1s INC date FOR a hearing upon the Fostey
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
Guggenheims Directing Force.

The Guggenhcim interests, controlling
the management OF the American Smclt-
ing and Refining company. are directing
negotiations, and have allied with them
the Standard OIL interest which affords
them the facility Of the National City
bank and other financial Institutions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12

The settlement Of the Montana lltiga-
ton between the Heinzc and Amalga-
mated Copper interests. officially admitted
by the latter today, was the first step in
the promotion of the merger. This settle
ment, though Just admitted, was reached
q good while ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
Three Separate Groups.

First II is proposed to gather the va
rious copper properties together In at
least three separate groups-the Montana
group. the Utah group and the Arizona
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-10-12
MA(OOE REACHES HAVANA
GENERAL AMNESTY Is EXTENDED
TO POLITICAL PRISONERS.
TAFT OUTLINES DUTY OF ARMY
American Forces in Island Must Not
Engage in Conflicts With Cubans
and Must Show Them All Possible
Courtesy-Rebels Lay Down Arms.

Havana, Oct. l0.-Charles T.. Ma
COON, the newly appointed provisional
governor of Cuba, arrived here. Coin
cident with his coming Governor Taft
gave out "a general decree. proclaim
ing amnesty not only to the rebels,
but to all persons charged with polit-
ical offcnses or crimes in any way
connected with the revolution. He
also issued orders covering the atti.
tude of the American marines and sol
diers toward the people of Cuba.
The officers OF marines stationed in
various localities are advised that
they are not expected to take part, in
an active way. in the suppression OF
disorder unless extreme emergency
arises in which It. is absolutely neces-
sary for them To protect life and prop
erty. The duties of the marines are
generally limited to rendering their
good offices between the conflicting
elements and the prevention Of that
friction which. in the high state of
tension between the political parties,
is inevitable during the present crisis.
The order concludes as follows:
"The president of the United States
deems it Of the utmost importance
that the American forces do not en-.
gage in conflicts with Cubans, but
that disorders by Cubans be sup
pressed by Cubans. II is also expected
that the officers and men. both Of the
army and the marine corps, will exert
every effort to show all courtesies 10
Cubans possible Of all parties and
avoid in any way injuring their sensi-
biliities."
The order makes IL plain that the
marines will remain in the island for
the present, as an adjunct to the in
fantry.
Governor Taft said that practically
all the American warships now In
Cuban waters soon would be with
drawn.
The appearance Of yellow fever al
Cienfuegos caused the immediate issu
ance of an order by Colonel Barnett
directing that the American marine:
be removed from that city. The mel
were marched aboard the ships.
The disarmament commissioners II
Santiago report that all the insur
gents In that province have been dis
banded. with the exception Of ont
band, which is in an inaccessible re
gion near Bayamou. Governor Taf
has ordered the cruiser Des Moine'
to embark the commissioners at San
tiago City and to land them at Man
zanillao, whence they will be able t.
reach the insurgents camp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-10-12
DEATH TO REBELS AND JEWS
President Of Union of Russian People
Makes Remarkable Address.

Odessa, Oct. 10.-President DubTo-
win Of the Union of Russian People
made a remarkable address here. He
spoke to a band Of 800 armed men,
bers of the union, who had carried
him on their shoulders to the railroad
station on his departure for Kiev, and
said:
in the name OF our beloved en-
peror | bless you. The holy Russian
cause is the determination OF rebels.
You know who they are and where to
find them. Clear the Russian soil OF
them. The Russian people want
neither constitutions nor parliaments,
but orthodoxy and autocracy. Go
ahead brothers.; death to the rebels
and Jews"
After his train had left the band OF
300 rushed down the principal streets
of the city, shouting: death to the
rebels, death to the Jews"
All the shops were at once closed
and the Jewish population was in a
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-10-12
Date Set for Nevada Land Opening.

Date Set for Nevada Land Opening.
Washington, Oct. 1O.-The president
issued a proclamation fixing II O'Clock
noon, on the goth inst, as the date for
opening the Walker River Indian res
ervation In Nevada to settlement.
There are 268.000 acres of land to be
disposed of, and the law permits its
acquisition under. the general land
laws. The reservation Is in the Car
son City land district.
Chicago, Oct. ~10.-Joseph II. Gil.
den, the inventor of the barbed wire
fence, is dead at his home at DeKalb,
ILL.,, at the age of ninety-three. Gid
den obtained the idea of making
barbed wire fencing from an exhibit
made at a country fair in the early
70s by a man named Rose, who had
driven brads through a block, which
he then stapled on a wire. Glidden
improved on the idea n the barbed
wire of today was the ultimate out
ONE
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-10-12
Four Conxicts Fatally Hurt.

Auburn, N. Y, Oct. 10.-A scaffold.
ing, or which four %convicts were at
work whitewashing a ceiling in Au.
burn prison, broke and precipitated all
four to the cement pavement, forty
feet below. Two of them, Charles
Rand and william w. Goodenbury,
died. Two others, Charles w. Fulton
and Edward w. Kniskers, are not ex.
peCted to live.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-10-12
Overland Train in Ditch.

Evanston, Wyo., Oct. 10.-The east.
bound Overland Limited on the Union
Pacific was wrecked half a mile west
OF here. Four coaches. including the
diner, are off the track and partially
turned owe No one was seriously in
jured, though many received painful
cuts and bruises.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-10-12

condition of panic and terror through
out the night. Measures taken by the
project, however, prevented further
disturbances.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-10-12

a sediment or set
Ting indicatesa
unhealthy con.
dition of the kid
neys If 1t stains
your linen il is
evidence of kid
ney trouble ; too
frequent desire
to pass it or pain
in the back is
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-10-12
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect II.
How To Find Out.

Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let il stand tw%enty-four hours +;
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-10-12

also convincing proof that the kidneys
and bladder are out of order.
what To Do.
There is comfort i'll the knowledge so
often expressed, that DIR. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulflls every wish in curing rheumatism,
pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part of the urinary passage.
II corrccts inability to hold water
and scaldiug pain i'll passing Il, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and ovcrcouies that unpleasant ne
ccssity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect Of Swamp-ROOt
is soon realized. 1t stands the highest
for its wonderful cures of the most dis
tressing cases. If you need a medicine
YOU should have the best. Sold by drug
gists in fifty.cent and %one-dollar sizes.
You may have a sample bottle and a
book that tells all EyE
about il, both sent free A1DifTaaIxI Ase...55kE--b
by mail. Address DR.. MefaaItfE:lA :!;;:{s3f
Kilnler & Co., Bing- In5A@
hamtom, n. Y. When Homo of swamp-Root
writing mention this paper and don't
make any mistake, but remember the
name, DIR. Kilnier's Swamp-Root. and
the address. Binghamtor. N. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-10-12

book that tells all
about il, both sent free
bv mail. Address DR..
Kilrncr & Co., Bing-
karnton, n. y. When
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List Of Unclaimed Letters

NoMt'N-Austin, Mrs. y. -;
'"W"tt. Miss Sadie; ConcII. Miss
Augusta; Davis. Mrs. Lcvincr; Drew
MIS-. NJ. =; G"tch"Il. Mrs. William.
tfa|'itIH', Mrs. c. T.; LcsSard. Mdc.
''"d""n; Lyman. Miss Bertha; Murray
MISS M"iII"; Prince, Mrs Cora: st.
fI"ir". Miss Annie: Price Mrs l. II.
Parker, Mrs. +. -. Saunders. Mrs q
NJ NhhW. Miss Hattie H.; Spcarin.
Miss Myra T.; Tabor. Mrs. Iurz n .
arh"r' Mrs. H.; Walsh. Mrs. Lillian:
W"irh, Miss Emma.
MEN-ficl"ric, Mr.. Albert: RovIc
Mr. Archie; Burt. Mr.. D.: Camnb.Il
Mr, ChaS.; Cassidy. Ny. John: Chase
T.. ": 'r""k"r. M. Myrnn H.: core
NJ Esq; Danicisnn. Mr.. Carl q. ~
l,''""lS, T., H. -; Frye, Air. ". s..
ross, Fred; EnsHrtt Mr.. Johr.
,'rh"tt' MIR. VIM; Harris. Mr.. ]. H.;
Holmes. Mr.. Hardin; Holl. Mr. Jas p
Meth .'H@.; Nelson. Mr.. .. D.; Prarrn
:. X; S"ui". Mr. ". O.; Weeks a Il
N"odlock, Mr.. r.. &.
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AMUSE M ENTS.
"Human Hearts" Friday, Oct 1o.L

Human Hearts" the idyl" of tbo
Arkansas hills, will be produced al ~.
Opera House, Friday Oct. 10 III.
Shore Aches, and The old Homestead
time only increases its hold upon ,bo
hearts of the people. The ur,ttlo ~
an innocent child, the tears Of ~ Al
blind mother, the strong love IF !,
simple country girl. the truth of q,
half wit, the love of an old time norro
The passion of an adventures ana ~.
tender memory Of i dead mother nf ~.
paSt Of the Governor of ArkauS,u 49,,
Ill clcvcrly intcrlnineled by tho d.rt
hand of the author of this absorhjn,
tale of the Arkansas hills Each
succeeding season of this thrillinr
plays annually increasing business
has induced the management To cuc,r.
for this seasons production one nf tho
strongest companies ever organized il,
one east. TO the lovers Of q good NAV
not one on the list this season win
appeal more strongly than Human
Hearts" Prices 13c., 50c, 35c aud
21c. Seat sale opens Wednesday,
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he swimming season in the Kcnun-
n'f river IS over for another season MA
"'N h"eh 1"r several weeks hut il ~
'"fiii''i -"f W"ll-knoWn young Iii;,,
WI" IS Il clerk in on" Of the local d,.,..,
H''i'" 10 tax" tho last swim nf An.
SCI S"'i Ir"tr' d@y after noon. II vaS ~,
'Nf''iy ir Intentional rt-t On his rart
ntt u" found himself in :; positit,,
"hcI'' ne hid I" swim ANA 80 establish
'd IN" record 1t all came aIn,It
through his attcnIptinc +, n.,1-i-.,to
Idt hottoIncd boat of the TYNE c:,,IrI
SKILL These boats are cpnc,-iIIy v,,...
h"rlI", and when the young man Nj.
uht""r"d to tax" the skin from tie civ
landing " around the front of th.
wharf above II" had no idea but what
y" could navigate in safety. hui ~
P'fhh"c proved otherwise. for he had
II" sooner boarded the craft than There
was a displacement of the center of
gravity which resulted in his ooin-
overheard with much more crlcri1v
IMAM that with which H. had got on
board He lost lao time in getting
ashore and making tracks for homo
WhIch was not far away. but those
VINO Saw the accident arc uuanirnnrI-;
in til" belief that he knows lust nov
well the d"edgc has done it:; work in
That particular part of the Kcnnr!,on
channel.
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"Thc Mayor Of LaughIand." Oct. %

The popular. musical mixture en-.
Titled The Mayor of Llughland" 10
which the Nixon q Zjmucrn,,n
Amusement Company have nominated
That prime" Of comedians, Tom Waters
IN" attraction to h" seen here Monday
oct. -. is, To judge by the amo,Int or
rriiS" AMI the evident approval an
along tn" line. the hir fun show of IN.
YEAR IN" company is headed by Tom
Waters. Il comedian of incyhaustihIo
resources who, although on the stare
during a large portion Of the entire
performances. presents 4 variety Of
work 50 acceptable that hc kr,ns the
auihhc" III an uproar from start TO
hhlSh M Lang also stands high i'm
IN" ranks of German comedians v.hiI,.
Walter i. Milton. an actor Of tn. nId
school is no: to J." overlooked ana III,
h"riiS work is excellent from h.ri,,
hi''S l" end. Sal" opens Thursday.
oct. 18th. Prices &c. soc, 7.,. 81 90
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JOURNAL PICTURE CONTEST.
''me Limit Has Expired and Judges
Arc Busy With Task.

~ midnight last night the time linn
II 'Apof"d for til" receipt Of photo
graphs Tor the kcnmCbcc Journals
Srhild picture contest, and tn" Judges
VIII ~ once enter upon their difficult
'aSk 81 selecting the fortunate Vim
iIerS. The Judges are Everett :. Han.
assistant postmaster of Augusta.
Ge"rg" w. DUMMY. dealer in art goods.
and W. q. B""thhy, treasurer Of the
h"nn"b"c Savings Bank These are
wholly DISTINGUISHED partir; ana may
ne relied upon f" make the awards
'airly and with sound Judgment. As
thcrc ar" 50 many pictures to look
over aud 50 many things to he con
Sld'r"d is will probably be several DAYS
o'l"rc IN" awards are made public
Hun'ircdS of pictures have been re-
cclVcd III this contest, and the results
nave exceeded the most Sanguinc TX
pccatlonS of the promoters IN ia
last evening pictures had been rccciv-
"d from over - contestants. a few
S'hdlng only one picture, but most of
them several ANA som. Of Them AZ
many as a dozen. Tho pictures; are IF
all sizes ana shapes aud represent IN.
beautiful and varied scenery of Ken
heh"c county. Every section of the
county Is represented by the proto-
graphs. and, although most Of tno con
t'S'ahtS an" residents of the county.
som" of tn" pictures are sent hy sum
m"r vacti"nists who hav" spent tn"
summer hero. ANA VINO are skilled in
IN" us" Of the camera.
I'm" names of the Winners. together
with some detailed figures as to The
nulnh"r of pictures received. etc. will
pc announced in til" Journal ~ soon
rs ~" committee" can complete its Ia
b"rS and reach a dtciSirl only rhn-
t"SrHphS received at this office before
l. O'Clock last night will be- considered
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CURE CATARRH NOW.
Do Not Wait Until Winter or Disease
Will Become Chronic.

Many people in Augusta are begin
ring Ia cough ana hack with The fail
symptoms Of diSaGrrcabI" and offcn-
siv" oatarrh. The tongue is coated in
the morning. AMI th"y do not sleep
we'll at night on account Of disagree
abb" tickling ANA dropping at tn" back
of tn" throat rs result of CHtarrh.
B"for" the disoas" becomes chronic
they should lis" IIyoln"i ana get com
plcf" freedom from their catarrhal
troubles
If You neglect to treat catarrh when
it first comes ou. the chances are that
it will bc-oinc 50 firmly rooted aud
d'op-a"atcd that il viii bother YOU AL
winter ANA may become chronic and
almost inCurabl".
The first days uso of Iyomci will
show a decided Improvement in health.
and in a short time there will bc no
further trouble. ANA you will be fire."
from Catarrh, ana coughs and colds
will not bother YOU during the winter
Remember that TIyomci is sold under
an absolute guarantee that it costs
nothing unless it cures. E"Wditch &
Webster and Percy w. Means have
sold Il great many Hyomci outfits,
every one with their personal Guartn-
tee that it costs nothing unless it
cures. and they have seen 50 many re-
markablc evidences Of the curativ"
powers of Hyom"i that they are very
glad to continue giving this Guarantc"
with every package.
A compct" Hy"m"i outfit costs but
81. extra bottles. if needed, 30 cents.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS was made Monday at
the department of agriculture Of tn"
dates and places of the farmers insti-
tutcS which will b" held in PiScataquIS
county during the coming month IF
November: At the Grange hall in
East Dover. Friday, Nov. 2. at 80
and 80 T.. NJ. Al the Grange hall in
Parkman, Saturday. Nov. ?. At 1870 \.
NJ ana 10 T. NJ. DairyinE, stock
h,shandry, farm crons in relation t"
soil fertility. some common ailments of
animals and their treatment, and other
subjects of special interests to Main"
farmers will he discussed, and among
the speakers will y" Prof g. u. smith,
director Of the Michigan experiment
station. DR.. H. +. Miller of Sunhur|
Ohio. and eminent speakers from the
state Of Maine
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Notice has been received ~ r,Iirc
headquarters from Chief of r,Ji,o
M'tZ@er of indianapolis. Ind. nifrrina.
a re ward of 500 for the apprehension
and 2;rcSt Of one Jesse Coe. alias cole
VII" is wanted in that city for the
murder oG a police officer. Coo is = nc
gro, - Hc"rf of ago. ; foot inches in
height and weighs 40 to $50 pounds, He
mas 4 brown skin. smooth face when
last seen. high cheek bones. and has a
Sr"fula scar about two inches long on
the lett side of the neck near the law.
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| STATE HOUSE.
R. R. Commissioners As
sign Hearings.
State Assessors Commence
Work on States Valuation.
The Dates Of the Piscataquis County Farm.
ers' Institutes Announced.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
Thursday, Oct. 25, at 10 A, M.

announcement was made Monday at
uIe Office Oh the Board of Railroad Cam
hilSSi"hcrS OF the assignment of bear-
HES on me following petitions.
N me petition from the Somcr.o,
'.aiiWay co. asking the approval nv
'iie BOARD of the location of a p,I
track IN the town of Bingham. in som
ctSct county. from the main line anu
station TO the shank factory of tbe
American Shoe Finding 90, a hearing.
was "fdercd for Thursday, Oct. Is AT
10 O'Clock in the forenoon. to he bo,J
Ill the passenger station of IN, Son,cr
set hallway Co, at bingham.
on petition from the m,lnicin,r ~
ictrS of the town of Embden. in SOM
otSet county. which asks the board 10
determine whether or not a town way
r'dteu ny them on petition by
charles Niles of that town, shall ~
permitted to cross the railroad tract,
of the Somerset Railway Co. at =
grade Herewith. and the manner and
condition Of crossing the same. ana
whether the expense of building AMI
maintaining such part thereof as IS
WITHIN the limits of said railroad COM
rany'S land shall he borne by sail,
railroad company of by the town Of
Enhdcn. or shall be apportioned he
tween the town ana the railroad COM
Iany, 4 hearing was ordered for Thurs
day, oct IS, to he held in the passcn-
ger station of TIL" Somerset Railway
80. at Embdcn, at 80 O'Clock in the
forenoon.
Another hearing WAS ordered for the
same date, time and place. on a SINH
lar petition from the same parties. on
4 town way which was located by them
IN reSp"nS" t" petition from J. W.
NORM AN | others, residents of the town
of t,mb,"u
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49, W. "S 'i'T mon tt'N
,iti... ,,,,..,,. .,,,,l ,,,,,''.; -
nx tI;cir valuation .,nI t;,..,. h,,,a j,
have this rart If III. ,r,,l, ti,i.hn,l II.
the first nr \o,ou,b.r ,r,o,,t.,. .l,,,.
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Among the Monday visitors at tn"
Capitol who registered at the fish ana
gam" department were Mr.. and Mrs
John Cunningham Of Garfield, wash.
Mrs. John Daley ana Mrs. stephen pa
ley of Boston. Bertha {. Stone Of New
ton. NJ lss.. Mrs. \. p. Lavender OF
Pasadena. Calf. Mrs. G.. II. Huston of
Ranger Mrs. Estclla Loring Of NJ
burn. Edith +. Lufkin Of Cambridge.
Mass. and Leroy c. Hubbard OF BoS-
ton.
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WatervilIc Notes.

George W. Dom. III" "nt"rrrsinE
druggist. ii:,.i just received y larg"
for c,tnrlli. With every "utfit h"
stock of IIyom"i. tn" guaranteed cure
gives a signed guarantee to refund tn"
money il ITyom"i docs not benefit. This
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