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THE ' OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAU PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY-' 12, ,1003. , Qraphophencs, Phonographs end Talking Machines So! J ca Weekly Payments" BOXI TAKES A SLAP AT PJIIXCE SAG AN. : s , la the center of th cut ii sketch 1 showing; the recent' light ' between' U count uom at uuieuanv aoa rnocv ' Hells Talleyrnnd-Perlgord, Prince de j Sagan, near k church la Paris. Count i Donl sayi. that ;' k chastised th; ' prince because) he had Insulted him . , n hen. he entered 'the chnreh, and', that the affair had '.nothing. to do -with Mra. Could. In the lower photo, to the left.Js a photo of the Prince de Sasan, while on.the rijht la re- i cent photo of Count BonL JI. S, . . . 1 t 'an IT -i .ailiW T- ISC !; I -11 !' I I I II ( :C - ..- v V !. 1 " , P RE FEfiCES KlflCE f 'WM FOR EIIMf ITERS . - . . i - va.- Continues at previously 'advertised prices. , A Souvenir Plate given to purchasers ot ouc worta or more except paieni meaicines ana contract goods. 00 TO 20 PER CENT ' DISCOUNT ON ALL HOUSEHOLD , AND TOILET GOODS Prescriptions ' called ; for,: and de i V -Vliveredy'. P h o n e ;'-? A2193 and Main 293 PURE HOUSEHOLD DRUGS r -.Dickinson'i best Witch Hase!.. ;.'.;! and 20f Pure Glycerine, 1 ox., M lb., J lb..4f, f, itr . Pure Petrolatum, 2-ox. and l-lb.bot. 3 and 12f - . Wood Alcohol, pt, qt and aL 14e 24 and 83 ; j. Tinct Benzoin, per or. ........... .v Strong- Rose Water. 4-ox. and 8-ox..f and 16 m Att T-'rr a nwT t-c ' " re Sweet UI, n-Pnti 4-pint and pint IKJILiXljl ttS.XllsCi -;, ... at...;.. . ..... 'tfb A 1 O. J 6 KODenme. wisoomi ..ii.iv,ii.i.n.i-'? wtwiug 4huub wh,t-v.. .v-v...-T .h, . n,ti,., r,u ,nv,A k.-L. o .... k f T.i. " 144 - SJj.t4 Ulril SM. tr lt. .....79. ; --- v.... v. v., t iiicmicu . sjvu.ii ............. ......... -t , - m. ; tiair Kruslis - Krn-h nlif harlr II r ' ' r SUNDRIES ; ; f. 'Absorbent Cotton. Rexall, 1 or., 2 ox, 4 ox;'1 4 and 8 ox. 4f, 7, 12 f ,nd 10 Absorbent Cotton, Mt Hood brand, per lb..S3 Cora Plasters, 12 in box ,.7 Japanese Gold Paint .,..'....,.... ,;.14 Playing Cards, 25c regular i., .14 Gold Hsb Food, per box ...... ..............7 Chamois Skins..,,.. 3f 7l 12 16 and 37i flutters .......18 37 63 and 78 Toothpicks, large Jap box ....... ,..,.16 - Worlds Fair Toothpicks.. .....4 7f and 18 Court Plaster, 3 colors in pkg.v;., ;....;.',. 3 . 7. 2V 10 Hair Brushes, white or black bristle.i;.,22 I'm and 16 "II,ir Brushes, French solid back, 9-rowV.,,42. Onraline. Prav's Benzoin and Almond Cream, fcKidmore a..,.!- Camphor Ice, tube-or cake. ............... ..6 Lyon'a -Tooth Powder 16 Cold Cream, 1 ox., Skidmore'i . ...... .;. 8.": Zodenta Tooth Paste .......... ............. 14 y Myrrh Tooth Soap, Wright's ......14 Tar Egg Shampoo, bottle ......14 KOUgC, O. iO .......... ,a . '-"T Florida Water, Gerard's... ....,,,'....14, 28 .i Fountain Syringes-" i White, 2 and 3 qt ...B8 and 6- ' Rapid Flow, 2 qt and 3 qt.. ..04 and f 1.04 ; Red, 2, 3 and 4 qt....fl.44 fl.58 and 1.68 Maroon, best, 2, 3, 4 qt. .fl.CO f 1.78 f 1.90 Combination Fountain Syringes I i 2, 3 and 4 qt. white.. f 1.24 f 1.30 and f 1.48 33 V Pure Powdered Borax, i-lb. and 1-lb... -row... 80 Bay Rum, Yk VU M P fcflt V'f1 17 f Kpsom Salts, I-Ib. pugs.... fj? Rochelle Salts, M lb. and M lb.. ,...0-and 16 Phosphate Soda, Mb. cartons.. ...... ......14 Bicarbonate Soda. 1 lb. pkgs. ............... .4 ; Sassafras Bark, H H. and pi lb... ...8 and 14 Caseara Bark, 4 ox. and 1 lb.. ......4 and 12 Soap Bark, Se and 10c pkgs ...,3 and 6 Powdered Orris, i a. and 4 ox......,.f ana f Hair Brushes, French, solid back, 13-row..02 AJI UU, ACUl IU1I , , A.A Cloth Brushet . . i . ........ 18 27 and, 37 Hand Scrub Brushes ........................3 Cloth Brushes, special at 57 76 fl.14 fl.62 .Hand Brushes, wood back 8 14 10 and 38 Kail Brushes, bone handle 8 11 17 33 58 . Tooth Brushes, except quaL, 7, 12 and 16 SOAPS oujpnur, per io. --t garon Violet 3 in box. oer box..... '...12 ,4-OX.pKg pMr. Trininirfnt 5?ftn -tr . Prepared Chalk, miA W.nt.riyr.. Aai KM . H ' v.ii.1. .uii k.vv.u -r-v. ............ t- ' t riH...i.. . . .v f f.sf TL?&.tPn OId Colonial Glycerine, per cake .......7 p Sw.tt' Si Hi Medicated Soap, creen, per cake,..........,7 Rexall Phosphate Soda, eff 1 lb Giant Glvcerlne. f-ox. cake............. 14 narcoai lanicia, a-oz. doxci.w... ... 9 and 4 Qt. qt....fi. 68 f 1,70 and f 1.02 111 FOB 15-Year-Old ; Spouse Must Pay Wife Two Dollars ' and Half Each Week. UNCLE Jll, 86, ELOPES WITH AUfiT WINNIE, 46 Eicli Retired Dairyman Sur prises Jlembers of His Family. Rapid Flow, 2, 3 and 4 qt. f 1.68 f 1.70 $1.02 Red, 2, 3 and 4 Hot Water Bags ' ,' . ' ' Popular, 2 qt, 3 qt.'. .V...86 and 64 Extra Quality, 2 and 3 qt 88 and 08 Red, 2, 3 and 4 qt..........06 1.06 f 1.16. Highest Grade. 2. 3, 4-qt f 1.08 1.20 f 1.32 Rotary Spray Syringes''....;..;... 1.33 Whirlpo6l Spray Syringes, the best.... ,'.f 18 Marvel Spray Syringes ....... .....82.54 , Atomizers . : . 42 56 and 73 Vaseline Atomizers ........62 and 78 PURE FOOD PRODUCTS Cream Tartar, -lb. and Mb.j...17 and 31 Cider Vinegar, 10 years old, quart and gal lon . .14 and 44 Grape Juice, pint and quart .......21 and 30 Ground Spices in 2-oz. sifting cans Black 1 ' Pepper, Red Pepper, Ginger, Cloves, All- ' v' spice, Mustard and Sage, per cn....y.....8 Cinnamon, Nutmegs and Mace, per can.... 14 Sage or Summer Savory, per ox ,.3 Nntmegs, per dox. ..........5 Strong Extract Vanilla, 4-ox., 8-oz. and pint 12, 22 and 30 Strong Extract Lemon, 4-ot., 8-ot and pint 12, 22 and 30 Cuticura Soan ;.............,............ .16 Milkweed Cream Soap, Ingram's. , ,11 Rexall Toilet Soap...;......:;...., 6 White Honey Soap, per dozen.... .,,.42 4711 Glycerine ....11 , Resinol Soap 1 Tears' Scented Soap.........,..;.,;,, .13 Packer's Tar Soap............... ..16. Fairy Soap, per dozen. ....,,......,,.,,., .42 Sapolio, per cake................ '....;;. 6 Castile Soap, imported, "Star Crescent," lb. .22 Conti Castile Soapy per lb.; ....17' La Pemiere Castile.' Mi-lb. pieces.... ...7 Williams' Shaving Sticks ... .16 Williams' Barber Bar ,';5' Williams' Quick and Easy...... .......3 Colgate's. Shaving . Cakes 5 Sport Is No Longer Wei ; corned by Farmer as It Used to Be. r SK8DM0RE DRUG COMPANY lii (149-151 THIRD SI Ixndon, Tan. 11. Huntlnr In Enaland la hardly tha popular pastime now tliat It waa 30 years ago. It is true that almost as many people follow the chas today as then, but an active enemy to sport has arisen in the twentieth cen- (Bpecial Dbpetcfe 1e The JonrniL) " Philadelphia, Jan. II. Domestic trou bles recently broug-ht 15-yea.r-old Jus tua Granlch, the youngest defendant on record. Into the1 desertion court on com plaint ot his wife. Mrs. Sydla Oranich. th wife, alx years her husband's senior,' was the plaintiff, 8he la now ltvin with her mother at 28i3 Gqrmantown avenue. Justus, she said, had called at her home a ions time and urg-ed her to marry mm Derore sue yieiaed. fSrwItl DlTOtcB to Th, Jonm.l New Tork. Jan. 11 James McBrlde, years old, a wealthy retired dairy man, has eloped , with Miss Winifred O'DonnelL 40 years his luniar ami la now with hi. brlil at tha Ufa f -i. lueaac. iuo nunisraen. i ne . . . . - -- I rarmer Has placed wire, sometimes tury farmer. Thirty years ago the English farmer was Droua ana cleaaed to hiv. a h. nit of red-coated huntsmen .Jump over his fences, tramtlle down his rrona Trl-htn his cattle and run over any stray chiM wno oappenea to d waJKlna; in the field. But all this la rhanrrd iuw. Tha farmer stands scowling at the proces sion as It dashes by his cottage. He protects his fields, as far as he can. by who icnces, wnica are a menace to the huntsmen, and he demands heavy compensation for any damage done to his crops or his cattle. In fact, ' be looks upon bunting: as an evlL -me wire xence is, or course, the ENOCH ARDEFi. WITH BRIDE REFUSES TO BABY, SEEKING WIFE LEAVE HER OLD HOME Woman Thought First Has- After Courtship by Mail the band Buried in Scotland and Weds Another. . they went to live with the parents of r.er r.ueoana. at J00 Srlnghurst street, Germantowa. . "Ills father, who is a baker" she said, "rave him II a week spending money, and I helped his mother do the houae- -workr- JFhen-Tl feec&malU - and tny moiner-in-iaw arove me out. i can t work and must have suDnort." Judge Ferguson suggested the young miwffli maul it up. . "No your honor, I can't live with hef,' said Granlch. When his father offered to pay the expenses of the wife's 111- ness and to give her S2.S0 a week, the oraer was entereo accordingly. GRAVE LANDMARK. hotel. Colorado Springs. Mr. McBrlde was a friend of his bride's father, and has known her ever since she was a baby. After their return from a three months' honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. McBrlde will live at Evergreen, where the bridegroom had Then si lonely life of-'a widower for oaroea wire, along me top or his stone walL In many cases it Is to keep the cattle In: In more cases It la to keep the huntsmen out. It Is safe to say that the tmiMi proportion of accidents during the chase are caused by this wire. Th norse leans a rence. He naa nnt utn mat ii is wired ana does not jump high enough, his feet catch in the wire and crash, .down come horse and rider, the HAS KICK Obeying Father'. Dying Request, SfS. street Jersey City. . , Son Takes Boulder to Illinois. 21 years. ' Miss O'Donnell had been Invited to I one useless forever for the hunt, and family .Christmas reunion at the home I the other with only a broken leg If ho juia. rtuao aconae, sister-m-iaw or I mcity or very serious injuries II ha IUV BlODlfiff DrUBKmom. Ktia mrmm I4If I IS HOE wi."e lamuy. ana me young folks called her "Aunt Winnie." Miss O'Don- neu sent word that she would be very busy and unable to leave her home "Aunt Wlnnle'a" refusal th. ( lanon to ne ennstmas party was the first surpriso the MrBrtdes trot; the second - came when "Uncle Jim'' an. pounced on the evening of December i mat ne naa dnn.ri tn mn a springe i or nis neaiin. Boon tha tin rot arniinA tha n.t.hk... ..ra nr. MDrim ma mamea. in- l t.4 j Jl :r " fi .a j ' ;SS.55uh..Dyr' McBr,(le kmsfoik iiesiuems uDjeci 10 Kose Snowed that the ceremnnv vaa n... xuiiuou v inner 'VUII7 at ot. Mlotl ..1. nhii.nh VT I 1. . . . HLLA on SERVICE ' From the Chicago News. 1 In compliance with the dying request r nis lather, Dr., Walter O. BlalsdeU Jr. - of Punxsutawney. Pennsylvania. lourneved all tha wav f rflm. central Till nolsto Augmsta, MatQe, after a hugs ' - - . wj v.. v.u AM. .H where his father had spent the happy tended by the wife of Pnll-a R,rr.nn Foley, and Michael O'Donnall. hrnth.. wi u urius, was une oest man. City Cars Being Given Right of Way. LOXGWORTH'S HEAD MISTAKEN FOR ROSE of rod granite was oar and then shipped- 1.500 McDonough county. placed upon the grave. Residents of Mbntavllla are indlr nant because of tha practice lndula-ed in by the streetcar company which al- iqw Kose City Park and Rossmere cars to have the right of wav at ait tim. a rr Ih. 4. tr....IM. L The irreat mass Plnlr !. f. T-a rw.t m-i . rj-"" ".V"VufL car- aelay loaded ubon a flat xnumuugj 7i"!? 4W. nnuie . " I r I VVRDLIICt. aa.1111 HI fin M o miles to state, and (Special Diipetck to The Jenraal.) New Haven, Conn., Jan. 11 Arrival of her first husband In New Tork from Scotland; with their child baa led Mra. Roland O. Williams Of Mlddletown to ask the superior court for an annul ment of her second marriage. Mrs. Williams believed her first hus band was dead. She is 23 years old. and in Glasgow six years ago was mar ried. Her maiden name waa Mary mo Cabe. After the birth 'of her baby she returned to her parents, left the child with them and cam to America. While working in New Haven she heard that her husband was dead. She became- the wife of Williams, a super intendent for the Southern New Eng land Telephone company, but did not tell him of her first marriage.. A year ago she returned to Scotland to see her child and discovered Iter first husband alive. Ho tried to see her, but aha Xled to America. . - , DAVENPORT TOTELL , OF ARABIAN TRIP tt. ft? c"h1fdh, Groom.Waits Six Months to Start on Honeymoon. (Special Plipateb to The Jeurnal.)- Pittsburg, Pa.,. Jan. Jl. For a year Samuel Richards, of . Launchford. On tario, courted by letter . 18-year-old Peal Richards, soloist In the choir of the First Presbyterian church of Brad dock, Pennsylvania. Last July, he cam to Braddock and married the little miss, returning home alone, , in the alx months that have followed tho en tire Richards family has coaxed the young bride In vain to Join her husband in Ontario. , Recently tho patient groom left his Canadian home and cams to Pittsburg, announcing that he would not return until be took his bride with him. Last night the wedding, which had been' kept secret, was announced, and tha bride began preparations for her trip noma and the alx months' delayed honey moon. r"" . - ' ' v. Tho young people's courtship started through the correspondence department of a magarlne. - After the ceremony was ' performed the bride cried with not leave too -Pf .EECTRIC : On 30 Days' Trial Save Her Time Save Her Health Save Her Weary Stepi Save Her Temper Save Her Complexion LEAP YEAR VICTIM " Frank W. Ilealy, Impresario of the San Francisco Opera company, which played fop a Jong engagement at the Marquam theatre, in Portland, last fall, j has stolen a march on his many friends and with none of.tthem being the wiser nas oeen quieuy marnea to miss ttea this was taken ill a in Kooserelt Boxraxty Look like Gorgeous Flower. few weeks ago And his' son was sum moned from his home in P.nn.viv.ni. When it was seen that tho end was near Washington, t). C, Jan. 11. Only that he might wl" beto" thV "nt operation ffiTSf nt thought few on 'Mrs. Nicholas Ingworth she aid The resident Ml toireineE. ana some rmH ho. v renolved noon bv th Mnnt,m.n. When a Mpntavllle car reaches East Twenty-eighth street, coming m, the Rose Citv Park car it . "ctu vf a. a w ab ax i chu i i inn w rvoak r-i- car hurries on to the city and tha nuuwviiia .car l uemyea, cickina- 11 that should have boaj-rt, not soma last desire a , I fl a. H' V. - . u. ii,m muttgni i hw h;ui vongwortn SilO and I Tha roaldanta n VT....n,. nouiaer which stood near the old home-l""D " ura w Kooseveit The I , . t5inirt one seo- stead and which was the center of his party occupied the box whlcn tha "ii J?vor 01 another, KZ'hir&'ti ; wlf 1 takeavv th, .tag, the"owner.t Ci .Vr c'"".1.1"? B aaicea nis son to place ,. . - . itairi rrhiin Brvi. that boulder unon his rrava. ,n pox at the left of too Mditorium. iared thathe could secure no monu- j It was a strictly family party la the Mi.J(LSiil b0 that , -day-Mrs. Roosevelt. the memories associated." r Longworths, Miss Ethel Roosevelt, Miss .The son found tho boulder Just where sner. who is Mrf Roosevelt's pri-. Ha father said that It lay and 1 It was "ecretery, and, in the back of the ...lu iu me weEt. uarveo. upon ltal ..uuj .m luwruuuo, m d f 'do la the word "Blaisdell." r a contract L1LV nLTlt Ti m .1. , J ' ,. . " " .4 PRESIDENT ADAMS CALLED TO BALTIMORE C. F. -Adams., cresldent: nt tha o ...... - hj omuiii , ax - iruit I " " a in ner customary lea. ve thla mnrnina- t,t.iA"Vx.r'" saFliexi her but' :YirthbihS bny lrHo'uslViSlsao? ILinli Mr AdamsVftmer die bVut two yearw and Mr. Longworth was Just behind the private secretary. , Miss Hagner wore a large oiacx nat, t witu ' broad, flat brim and dark trimming.-c; ;.- curing me penormanca a woman slt- aeo. HIS mother waa renantlv .o i, seriously 111 and Mr. Adama h,. k- ;m. mi ikuiius oy mat illness. KtVPT l'!lo tn RESTORE GRAY cr FADED tlAI It j to ItSi NATURAL . CCIC3 gaJ BEAUTr 'T ho matter how Ion of! it haS been Kray or faded. Promotes a luxuriant growth of Jiealthjrhair. Stop it fall- ma; out, ana positively removes van druff. Keeps hair soft and flossy. Kefuse all substitutes. ;2; times as much in $1.00 as 50c sire. - - Fvl.o H? rr'O. Co jrewark, ST. 3. ii and tCc bottles, et dnig-gistsV;: i Future Cornjer StatM. JinsL ,n it alcony happened to glanca From the American Review of Reviews toward the Roosevelt box and it sud-4 " Two tons of average iron ore ' vrili denly occurred to her that Miss Hair- T make one ton of taebut it take, ner's hat waa adorned with a ,t r.t I frnn a t m nn. fJ-.J lfl1r?wn48rahBtihad not BoWceI ei ner j produce one ton of copper. Iron ore oo- , ; .v I v-ura m very lano ueuusiis. wnrlrad In i'ZntV Jt !ala t0 nr. companion, some cases by steam shovels, whereas HOOK Bt that immanaa nlnlr rn.. n I Annr... nmm Mm . waJ Mias Hagner's hatl I didn't notice that row veins or Irregular masses. ,, . Her conmajilon' naaao1 at h, n queatlort- . . .r .. IS0''; h" ?!' "lent it huger ' i'.K ftec,Uy 'tnrnense.. Seems to bo out ' AJ",l.th?--tn e xnovedj ' Tha ia.iMr- L,.!,ffworth' b"J4 lead. rfla .?U-V po",,t,on" head and hat the .m.trora tha balcony that cf fctauilng hut trimmings. y In 1882 the .western statea -attain. lii uiiuiiiiuv an :zvyyv:r -, IJruQUCerS. th lakes SUrJi)lyrttg-86iealonBtona ji-i! zona 8.000 long tons and Montana 4 000 lon- tons of eoDoer.' ---In 1887 mm... was first in Droductlon and ha. n... been headed, with - Arizona second and the lakea third in 1905.;. : , , i Before the civil "War. Tennessee was the chief copper state. In 189 th. . i n t . i.u a Itr, ... mi. wms uiwhwi wnu o.iou.AXf pounds ofycopper and J8,8ai.600 pounds last year. Utah added 89,713,000 pounds to the' world's stock in 1908 and California 24.421.000 pounds. Alaska sent to the smelter 8,700,000 pounds of copper last year, and Utah and TXevada. are the largest certain sources of new supply? Testerday. after the Ion distance THEATRIfiAL MAN telephone line between nero ana bh- verton had been kept hot for a longer time than the man who settled the Mil cares . to contemplate, arrangements were completed by which Homer Lav enport will deliver his famous lecture on the Arabian Pesert and his exper iences in making an expedition through that little known country recently, at the White Temple on tho night of Wed nesday, January 15. Mr. Davenport re turned to his old homo at Bllverton a week or so aao to be at the bedside Of his father who has been seriously 111, but who la now on the high road to re covery. The well-known cartoonist' came Up to Portland the other dav and SDOke at a banquet given by the chamber of commerce and that time tho matter of a lecture waa broached to him. Final arrangements were completpd yester day by which he will speak under the auspices of tho White Temple on next Wednesday, night Mr. Davenport la unquestionably tho foremost living American cartoonist and he rs greatly in demand in all the largo cities of the country as a lecturer.. He is a very graph la and Interesting talker arid illustrates his lecture with bis wonderful drawings mads in view of tne audience. - Hi appearance at the White Temple Wednesday . night will undoubtedly bring out-one of the largest audiences of . the season for Oregon and Portland are very loyal to Homer Davenport, our favorite son, traits ONLY FLATIRON THAT AV;;:i Mr.- WOMAN SHOULD USE Fill in coupon and mail to us the Iron.iwill be delivered, with all necessary equipment, abso lutely free of charge. . cm oxn ootpow asts MAI! TO TTS TOBAT mm. KAILItOAD MAX Didnt Xdke BetaV Starred. A man runnlnr on a railroad haa to do in good condition all the time or he is liable to do harm to himself . and others. - A clear head Is necessarv to ran a I locomotive .- or conduct a train. - Even a railroad man's aDDetlte and digestion are matters of importance as tho clear j oraw ana steaay nana result from the neaitny appetite iouowed by tha proper digestion of food. - -r lv,- T'For tho past five years." writes a railroader. "I .have been c.ann Portland. Railway, Light & Power Co. ' Xtrst and Alder Ets Portland, Or. : .' ' Oentlemon:. Tou may deliver to me one EIectrlo Flat Iron. -which I agree to try. and If unsatisfactory to me, to return to you within 30 days from date of delivery. If I do not return ' It at . that time you may charge same to my account at -14 09 ' It is understood that no charge will be made for tha Iron if I . return It withlit 80 days. . . - v ..." - Name Address BErABtrarxanc1 J The thirty days' trial offer applies onlv to con-'- burners of our Current. , : i. - Electric Heating and Cooking Appliances on 1 .... -...J "--. t J . . a a- a i buc at Mic cuuipany ujjpiy cparunenr, ittiiy beventn street. tantlT troubled with Indigestion, Every doc- f A) T AAMSIlltaA t Si a A -v A.A I 4t aaa.ua ' Am b-vs a waotu.w ' OVUIIIQVJ s tu IVUIII. III, I . 1 . . i . . starve me to death. First I was dieted 1 Frank W. Healy, Who Lost HIS IS In warm water and toast until I -wBa I r i.- almost starved then, when they would " " AJUO Auat.. , let me eat. the indigestion would be I "J."T right back again. - . I ding, a daughter of Judge Isaao Red- T,Onlv temporary relief cam tmm I ding of Los Angeles. I v remedies, and I tried about all of .them I The announcement of the marriage I saw advertised. About three months I eanio to. Portland yesterday in the form Phone Main 6688 or; A5517 forinforiaalioii BOOK INDICTED. Verdict Pronounced - Against ; It ( ' Sentenced . to Be Burned. , . ZlY&.Trom ' PalJvMaU:,Gaietta. ," a SreQ in Russia tt does not often hap- n, if. ti ur. iim r . on or int dmi-jixm mii max a cnarza is oroucnt arainat a have gained seven pounds and have not I theatrical 'men in .tho west He 1 book and not against-the authofor pub had a touch of Indigestion alnra I h..fyouna and talented and has mada a re- 1 v.V-!r iuVi been eating ,Oraj)-Nuts. When my rnarkable success with his opera com-1 waa'brought before tha Warsaw courts wife Saw how much aood Hil, tnmt .7. Unv which h. a-atharad toBathor lm. I A? t. 7 am ' Yvarsaw, courts iff nte srio thought she would try it mediately after tho fian Francisco fire f ; Tne charge was laid-against a work .ru.inT9. me aiscoverer or 1 mo .remnants or ne ma iivuh byi certain Ou stave Baumfold as teing r -r "J' vuiuu.il, " ..wtw . ...j - . nr m niinr, IjaeiJT Id IfOUH ITS MftrlAri ago a friend- adflsed me to try Grape-jof a telegram, containing tho suoclnct Nuts food.. The very first day I no-hut enlightening information that the ticed that rny . appetite was satisfied I bride is pretty and a blond. Further which had not been the can hifnr. I than this and the-, statement that the that I eeweinber.--!V.i-?.s'i:.-.;.-r'..s. , jceremonv had been performed, January "In a week. I believe. I had mnra an. I 8. no details were ieat.v-ivvi;'vr-;.',"fo-: ergy than ever beforo in my life, t Mr. Ilealy is one of the best-liked awhile; Grape-Nuts found- tne 'Perfect N'iima c-lvan hv Pi,t,m T .., L I I n ir 1M fjia ln..l.. - - : ..y , , . , vv.j aiiig I an,,iw v,iit:t raicninn. i It end "The- Rnnrl tn WcUvllle,", in pkga. , "There's a Rason.' ' Eyeglasses U at MetzgerU to revolutionary actions." " The dock was perfectly empty and evidence 'was given by the police who had confiscated the book. - The verdiat was pronounced against the book and amounted to an v.uo. u. . oiiu.iu in uuriicu. . , - Tho explanation of this peculiar Inci dent is that the book in question was discovered by the police while stm lnf the printers hands, and that as it had not yet been published neither - the author nor tho publisher was held re- sponsible for Its revolutionary tenden cies. 'All the blame waa In 1,1 i i -. v. . uuoiv, w wmcn every sneet naa now been destroyed, ... .. .J-: j . Count von Poaadowairv.ttra).... ister of the interior. f f!armnn , undertaken the preparation of a-plan for tijo maintenance of persons out ol work, while they are seek i . meat. , - . i t