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TUESDAY, OCTOBER SW, 1808.
DAILY CAPITAL JOCRXAL, iALSW, OMKKMT,
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We'll Show You
The new ilno goods for8prlng from
; Hart, SchaffnerS Marx
Mhdo In-their perfect way, of all wool
fabrics, In the richest and most at
tractive patterns, not too- lively, nor
too qiilet JUst' right. This st'ofo is
thoihomd of HnVtj; Sclmffnor ft Marx
cto'OTesK ;. . ' .
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' .Wo havq other- good clothes, too.
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8,oinoof ithem. at almo3t halt-price,
fVr t1euext. few 'days.' '' .T',
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Hart Schiffaer & Marx
Men's High Grade Wool Hose, rog
ular 50c kind
Today and Tomorrow IQr
.3 PAIRS $1.00 "W
TOMORROW
Is pur' great Wednesday 8u
prise Hale tfo. 462.. For this
event -we 'have geleotod from
ear regklar stock of Petticoats,
kolre- 8HJ 'imjtatlon Heather
bloem, ' $ay are large and
geaereMnIyfMH, w.lth extra wlJe
Honnee,, penally sold, for f 1.26
f-s'TeHMirrew Only
OCTOBER'S ECONOMY
r. Savings in Dress floods
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PERSONAL MENTION
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95c
On sale at' 8:80 o'clock,
telephone orders recolvod.
COME
No
wwim
2000 yarde of Plaid
and Mixed Suitings In
a very large assort
ment of stylea and
colorings, for Wo
mon's and Children's
Apparol of all Jclnds.
Best valuca up to
$1.51 a jard
ODDS AND ENDS
Of LadleV and .Children's -Un
derwear. In this assortment
will bo found a wldo range of
.sizes and many dlffereat kinds.
HALF PRICE
Now on sale at
the yard .
50cl
Bedding
Supply your whiter seeds now-
Wo have piles atari piles of Boft,
fluffy DlanketB aiid Comforters
Makes one sleer te even look
at them: The cold snap of
early wlhtor callln far aaore cov
ers and for every ono to ho
comfortable. Tkls winter wo
hare provided at Bafcge asflort
mont ot bed covwtags at low
prices.
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O And Movement of Salem
O Pcoplo.
OOOOOOOOOOO
L. O. Strlngor has roturned from n
trip In the East.
Misses Jonny find Georgia Booth
havo gone to Seattle for a week.
Albert Hart went to Portland this
morning to Jook after business mat
ters for a short tlmo.
Miss Mnrlo Cutsford loft today for
Spokano .to Visit with hor brotlior,
Carl S. Cutsford, for a weok.
Mr. and Mrq. Louis Wallort, pro
prietors of tho Elite Cafe, wero In
Portland yesterday visiting.
0. W. Yannke and Attorney P. H.
to'Arcy wero In Dallas yesterday.
Jooklng after bUBlncaj mattdrs.
I Mlko Mahony, of St. Paul, was In,
the city yestorday, attending to busi
ness matters and visiting friends,
Robert Dank and wlfo roturned to
their homo In Portlnnd yesterday, af
tor spending a week with friends In
this city.
Mrs. D. D. Poulson returned this
morning from Albany, whoro alio
visited with frlonds and rolntlvos for
a weok.
Frank McDanlols returned this
morning from a week's visit hi Koso
burg. Ho shot a fow pheasants while
nway.
Mr. and Mrs. Al. Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. George Poarco and Mr. nnd Mis.
R. M. Hofor woro a morry party of
returning Nowportors' Monday.
Mrs. J. W. Cook has roturned to
her homo. In Portland after visiting
hor mothor and shtor, Mrs. John F.
Miller and Mrs. 8. L. Haydon, respectively.
w. ,0. Iteoso, son-in-law of Mrs. R.
B. Lucas In South Salem, has re
turned to his formor .homo in Hart
lino, Wash Aftor deposing of his
holdings at that placo fio will return
to Salem to 'mako h.g homo In thte fu
ture with hlsr family.
TanK uambHtie. tho ffel.lrnmvit
reo horsa driver, Is In tho city visit
ing with old frfondB for a fow day.
Gambling will Jeavo shortfy with
four horses, now stabled at tho fair
groirsd track, for Portland, mtd from
there will go to Sbnthorn Carflfornlft
with fhom. Mrs. Gambling has been f
in in i'oruanu ror tho past! two
months', and tho docfom ntlvinnrf fhnf
sho bo faken to a warmer cllnia&t.
0
NEW IDEAS
FOR THE
FARMERS
LECTURE TRAIN TO
VALLEY
BOLDpp
in uiq
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I CARLY fill ii mdSrTlT brrtt I
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THAW IS GIVEN
ANOTHER JOLT
ItMHUMIIMIl I III ll H-
X0. m 1 J ViUU n Stolen Caw
fOty News I
UJillM M Mill I I I II lit
HT adir Foreiit -
Mkle -tHilKUt; rvVedHViKtay, fair
' il(u Vr,,',' "qhlng In soaw blackbori
t Qovorod, find
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UwUrollai
J Covered and
ro.
ifmlHTlJtw
Covered aud,
rt. t
ropalred. .Hntisbr
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rotmlred.' HniiHor
10-20-2t
ropalrod, Hnusor
. 10-20-21
UttHtoff Hnlry Market-
ia inp niaciirio uy, your . moar,
t . - '. a - - ...1
iey navo pioaBoa ouiera tnoy vr
leasfl yoii
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Wewn
Phone 321.
Ad VtRytliliik tin the grocery line
to be found tit J. M. Lawvenco. Phono
f
'. A .good place to hnvq that ault
ItfiHl ud cleaned. Njjxt door, to
urnal, f
14?. RwXhlto '
flu tlrea'ot buying, ground coffee.
ma buys Folgor'n Gotdon Onto coffee,
Mer grqeor grinds It for her.
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v.Glviin the now moot market on
Qonrt ktreot a trial? It Is first clnuii
ikt every ;o)sjwct and la giving ner
toet HHttsUctloW to Us patrons. Phone
114.
fyW la tkt Tliwv-i.
'To gt a ?l0W robo. for tho buggy
rttd a iwarm bUnket for the horse.
JL K,. f)ifer, tUomraes man,
fiH M' AVt?---'
fHo'a there; 'hij'e always there"
.wwa It cornea to sorting a hlgh-tfla'B
rwan' lunch, or a "uteo sandwich.
"try a chll on'carnt. "vColllns' Court
mart. 357 Mate street.
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thwh a ClwW
Wll aiuotto University shidonts-
have to? hH a Kepubltcaiv club, with
$)ert Duncan president, Clark Bel
kwttvice-iM-eaWeMt nail Harry Joaea
Mil If 1 atirtll AbUJMb 1"1-1-'-1
TKe Kk:ki4( irwwral morchamJta
More voa bfftfcM lato last night al
suvefftl dolkrtt woftk ef goods stolen
tf mm uak ttrty or parttw
AiiMMijc'tW arlli wlaftlag are i,vo
foulU ia, twi !oia
kalvej, Ox raaora, fonr wa4ka ai
two pairs of akam. Te UforwatkMa
w i(y o tke h)Wf of poII last
ICOURTHOUSfNEWl
had - - T
ry. IXWN09 luick Ott hor mm. inot
uay ior a pc l kitten, which had
0 rny.od away, Mra. Dp. Cornjlk, ro- Mlko Nttchotfch was found' gnflty'
......,. UUUkti ,j,K lurcui, iounu a ' nr"u jarcpny yosioruay by tlw
"mm 11 i'hbu. cuninininF xnvnrni m.i. nirv in- nm f.irr.iif mmri nH.. vr.
.11 ( !... ". .. ii" "! -" -' ...,. ... ..M.V wiuv UIIU4 UUIIIJ
HHavcwi luiiBna-wqu au htoW bnndagoa, orating 3(? ntlnuto.
mm mo ,vae was s'lisnou in Bovoral , ANitcljotrch was Indicted by ths
iimu.as .nairgn mo contenta wero Igrnna Jury rocontly and wllun i i
Mrsi Cornelk took possession of tho not guilty. . NKchotlcJi was nTroste X
tlib, proporty pf Dr. Morso, and It H. N. Hmjsakor alloglng thaf tho d
wn oivMjHi, iruni inn auiorraoouo eovor
nl days aigo. Tho guilty party Is not
known ly tho doctor; as tho cario was
takdn from hh mnchno,.whllo Btniul-Ing-nearthe
Rlgga drHgls.toro,
Huerfw .Councilman. ,
At aieet'ng of Roiibllcans In
YoW Park last ovonlng Edward Sau
,torwaa recommended, as tho fpurth
ward cgnaidato" for cbuncJlmaa. .
Social WJelrty
Tho JmOW of tho Episcopal church
will glvo' a" social at the rectory on
Wednesday ovonlng. October 21. to
v lit oh alt. membors and frlenda aro
invited. 10-2 0-2 1
JUUY8KCURKDTO
TRY LATHROP CASK
After sifting tho Jury panel ovor
for throo hours, a Jury of 12 men
wero found compotont to th.o attor
ney, JoKrlea and Lonnou for P. N.
haturop, and C. L. McNary for the
stato. Owing to tho fact that La
throp was bo well known through this
vicinity, a suitable Jury for tho por
jury chrgo agalnit him by Indict
"mont was difficult to aolcct, as most
of the Jurora exnmlned by tho conn
sol woro too formally acquainted with
tho case to satisfy tho dlitrkt attor
now. However, aftor 22 of the. 23
men collating of tho presnt panel
bad been nioatloned, B sathfactory
hirv was Irawn, and tho court ad
journed with, the proper Instructions
from Judge Burnett regarding tho
iurvmen'B conduct while dismissed.
The Jury which will decide Lnthrqp'a
onso is aa roi'ows? h. a. Ken. Isaac
Conklln. C. W. Sto?e. O. U Lange.
Knuto Grogeron. J. F. Jonos. J, n.
Aahby. jGcorgo Van Hatten, W. L.
Cummlna. ChBiincev Bishop, A. W.
Miae and John Marthaler.
IHLTi ANDKKSOX HAVING
HKAPS OF TROUBLE
Hill Anderaon Is having heaps of
trouble. He has not yet found out
who to pay hi atreot asae8ineit.,
Then there Is a quarrel In the .,
BUI want Anderson to pay and An
derse says Hill owes the. whole thing,
Te ate tN rew, Mrs AndrsM teas
sotted In paid the whole thing
mty a thtMn4 aVUar sHyan
dollars. Later The assessment' was
only fX4t.it.
foudant robbod him hf 14 0 m mm
oy nnd n goFd watch valuod" at Col
tho crime, bolng commltcd' inrsr the
ni'l'sn-au m'amirui'jr, lijrlUU UUlonab
ani'apa -wniter wimuw- fbr th
Btatb."
Nltchotlph will bo sontenced" Octoi
ber ax. f
County Jndgo Buahoy was th?
rocoptont or a splendid box of. grnpefc
yesterday aftornoon aqnt to; him bj?
the Bonedlctlno Fathors of Me. Anger,
The Judgo very cpnaldoratwry pnssoil
tho'box around tho coupty oftlcoa and
plead vtfth ,tho omployes to- partake- of
the IirctouB fru't which thoy dlrtt
not wlah'JPK to offond Uls honor.
Dc?Is ReconTwL
J, C. Howd ot a!., to Andrew Tlll
son, 128 acres T. 8 S It. 2 W., W. D.,
siouu.
fUnlted' rnwi r.fr.Ktd Wtn.)
Plttsburtr. Pa.. Cirt on' innihH
ukjw wbb uowu Harry K. Tlluw In hli
flgut for llbortr tnrfnv wtinn T.,lcrn
YJwng, In thir United Stntba circuit
Court, quasheif tho writ or hnlionii
covphb against SiporIntondoiit Kobort
B. riamb, of thtf rttfylnm of tho crimin
al liraano at MKtttfwan, N. Y.,.ad dls
mlKWfl tho petlllbn to bring TImw
hortp to testify lrr bin bankruptcy
caae: Tho court Irbrds that TTraw's
testimony can .bir tttken by doptosftlon.
wuiioxii ms r.omoTji rrom cbn-flnO-niont;.
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Alhniry Xot'cH.
(Special Correirpondonco.)
Alb'jmy. Oct. 19. Mr.. Rd. -SnH.i
tho pouftry man, returned from Nv6rth
laKima miB morning', wjiero ho has
b9on wlHi his prlzo-wfnnlng'chlckens.
Jack Lutourotto,. trr.c qnartorbirck
on tho Oregon alumnr toom, spent
Sunday with frlonds fa Albany,
Grants Pnas Band 1 boIng,put down
pn tho south sldb of tllo dopot.
Huntorn to tho mmrpur of MCO ses
qurod Uiwnsoa this -y.var, Thohicfts
Qj comjkg in Juot nqw and thejionds
av.o watcriod.nlght and: day.
Albany collqga baa prayed two hard
gamoB this Beaaon; nnd tho bcoto
tanda XO to 6 .In firvor of Albatry.
Thoro was a very lfirgv Bqitad out last
night, nml a- eocond ram was orgnn
Uod. IThm? Fib, tlhj fullback of
Monmouth collogir, will coach tho
"batjleir," . .
.Mr. L. C. Beeson- and D. S, Gra
ham, Hirth of Etutum Oregop regis
tered nt collego yestorday. Bpoboii Is
a fast pntf, a.nd Graham, It Is thought,
will maRo a good quartor. They tried
Out,lat ulaht. and' they proved to Do
yaUinblL' adddltlony to tho loam.
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PROFESSOR POWERS
IS COMMENDED
(Polk- Ob-ervor.)
Professor J. M. Powers, auperln
E. S. Rice to D. J. nnd P. Stolnor, I tondeut of tho Salem schools, who
, block 2, town of Enger, has charge of tho department of
mnguago in me leacnera' institute
now m session In thfa city, Is In Dal
las for tho first time and his- work
Is preying ono or tho moBt attractive
foatares of tho Institute. His clear,
logfca) and well balanced address on
th study and teaching of English
language aro very entertaining and
Instructive and are well worth the at
tendance not only of the teachers
bat of nil the citizens of DallaB who
are Interested In 'Henlng to a mas
terly treatmont ot that subject.
lota 1 and 2
W. D.. 3075
E, B. and 0. M. Knrn to Francis
W.ColUns, lot 4. Cherry City fruit
tractB, W. D W5Q; r
Dutto Falls Fruit Growner Asa1,
to Oregon Diamond Coal Mining ft
Development Co., land In Scotts
Mills, W.D., $1,
Mrs. E. R. Black to P. B. Wallace,
lota 13 and 14, block 11. Highland
Ave, addition to Salem, W. D.. ,
P. B, Wallace to J. W. Willson.
lots 13 and 14, block 11 lu Highland
Avo. addition to Salem, W. DM lfl.
J, R. and L, R. Ryan to Harvey J.
rcarsqn,, 18 acrest T. 8 S. R. 3 Wl,
W. D.. 750. '
0. F. and 0. J. Andorson to W, E.
Keyea, land In block 5, Roberts au
dltlon toBalem, W. D., 1500.
J. O. Walton to W. and P. A. Don,
oldson. lots C7 and 88, Capital City
Fruit Tract containing 20 acres, wJ
D., I2C00.
T. J, add M. E. Louscgnout to H.
S. Rice, land In lot 2, 3 and 4. block
62, Unlvorslty addition to Salem, NV.
p., 1200.
M. A. nnd L, Pulsky to J, A. Corn-r
'ey. 40 acres In T. 4 S. R. 2 W., W.
D J2Q00.
D. and A, WIet'ng to T. 0 and!
P, A. Ambler, 60 acres In section 1,
T. 6 H R. I W W- D., J48Q0.
Maria Oimther to W. M. Bell, lots
1, 2 and H, Iota 12, 13 and 14, block
.14 In Sublimity, W. D.. 1575.
R. Pedefso' to M. K. Nokl. 129
acre in section 16. T. S. R. 5 K.,
tet l Mil 2, lok 2. and lot 4, block
3. In BtlanWt nMltlon to Mills City,
W. D., IV
SaIchi Social ErrntN,
Ml8s ueien Pearce gave an In
formal dinner party last night to
fomd young friends, on tho occasion
ot ner eighteenth birthday.
Tho ladles of tho Episcopal church
will give a social reception at the
rectory Wednesday evening.
"Rocky Mountain Express" grand
melodrama, at the opera houBe to
night, and "Checkers"' tomorrow
nlgtfL
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RECOMMENDS CATS .
...,, ,N KVERY HOME
tVllt4 Prs vm yvir.
Seattle. Wash., Oct. 20. Every
horaojn Sttle will have a cat, if the
advice of Dr. Frank S. Bucnei, cblef
ot the staff handling the bubonic
plague prophylactic, work In Seattle
Is kesdesU
Dr. Bpwraes has Issued a statement
to lhs fcMtseboidftrs In which he uv
1M ents, .wltk aa aMHrtltfi (o rata,
vm.. . l SMBOAK BISXUS
ttkrkr than nnytktac stee.
What Is said to bo tho moat pre
tentious train of Kb kind over operat
ed over any railroad in tho Unitod
Stntos will bo run by thq Southern
nuniu cuuipuiiy llirougu tno WII-
lamotto valloy, atarthlg tho first
weok in November. It will bo a de
monstration train that will show the
latest methods In dairying, agricul
ture, horticulture and stock-raising.
The train will consist of bovoh or
eight cars nnd will bo accompanied
by olllclals of tho railroad company.
Professor Wlthycomljq, director of
tho Oregon Exporlmont Station ' -at
Corvallls, will deliver lectures at tho
various towns visited, and other pro
feBsors from tho Orenon Abrlnultnrn
cpllogo will also accompany tho train
nnd glvo practical Instruction to tho
rarmors, dnirymon and fruit grow
ers. ' New Work In Oregon.
Although tho Harrfman linos In
this stato havo only recently takon tm
tho work of educating tho pooplo of
tho rural districts to Improvb their
products and Increaao their ontput,
tho railroads havo gono Into ft exten
sively. The train to bo run next
month promises to be tho rorr latent
aovoiopmeni or this idoa.
Ono car In tho train wflT bo dfl
votod to nrgfcultural oxhrBltB and
demonstrations, another to nortrcuT
turo, a third 4o dairying amf ITvb
Btock. One car will have a number
of modof dairy cowb for exrillilllntr
and" practical demonstrations- with
milking machfnos. croam senurators'
and other applfancos of modern1 dairy
nrotnods will ba glvon. A modol
Btall will' 60 shown for tho bonoflt of
dairymen mid ownan of llvosfock
In another car, nra'ctfeat demonstra
tions will &d glTirrt In packing f'mll.
Cbaclioi .will bo attached to the
trnln. In which Tortures will bo Jiold
in mo ovonc tno woathor, will not
permfC outdoor mootrngn at tho vari
ous Btops, nnd' tliore will bo snodhl
.cars for tho' accommodation of tlio
party of railroad onTcfars and Oregon
Agricultural collego' profossors wfto
will accompar tho train throughent:
11s tour.
Cities ttr Bit VTsItctL
Tho trn'n will bo out oltcht day
and durlh thnr tt'tno. t',a followlnir
rftlos wllflin "iqftod. r Bto nf nboirt'
tVo hours- bolng mnd'u nt each place:
'-"tjci.o- Forn,t Or''f. V"rh Yrnr-
lifll, Carlton. Newllom. arcJlInnvllIo-.
Amity. Slmrldan, D'nP'av. Indonnnd'-:
oirce, Welltfdnle, Albanv. Sbcrtd, Junf-
tion o'ty, Eiigerro, (Tat t ago Grove-.
Sprfhgnold. BrowniHvliro-. JefforBon.
n"im, vO-niIs,' 'ooffHipn, yor
stnyton, Sllvortou, Hubbard and Au
rora. R. H. Miller; lipml'of tho-tntnio do
tinrfmont of tho nnrrlipnn Upca In"
this -tcrrltorr; l nrrnngfnir the llln-
orarr of tho train imd' tho dntos nf
vrltrng each "Ihctr nn the sWiedu'e'
vlll be annonnrofl w'llilrr a (cv day-.
Mr. M'llor, tb"n orlkihntor of fho de
monHtrntlbn- train JoVm on fho Ore
gon linos, rn-8pe-klug-of tho inter,,
"at tho raUropd tplcu ltr the do"o'op
ment of thn torrltory served by It
llnn, ho tMilP;
"Om nbltrct l to-promote .tho ng
rlcnltlirnl, horticultural and da'cylm?
i"orwti,of flfo WBlhrnotto vnlloy to
thp rnllest extent. Wor expect that
irrcnt Ihtorosf wlir Hit mainlfoatod In
tho section to tie viBlted". The mqvo
monC lins tnr l.ta pitr'ioso tho bettor
mont of existing coiufltfons nnd to
ncqualtit the- fannonj :rtth mich fuels
0Tu'ntlnK njodfrrn' and sclonfflc
methods ns will Mo; to their material
advantage The work Is undertaken
-olory wlth'tllo vfow to aiding tho do
velooment of the territory sorved by.
tho Southern Pacltlc cqmpany."
ENTIRE TOWN Rjj
Al BAY
1 Ilofrln, Hi., oTTTs" n
,llra hi an open swi5"'l
v-u mu uaro In thn jJ.l" m
""'-"u Willi XIKflrt I' "v, n
pursuit. 1500' ANn,1
wniio there was m.
80 far nt. bno. " ran
, Thorobb6rs'eVloA!t',,J
1 nnd. took boH.
enco4Bobn bocamn v' Wl
tho town. A crowd gaUiVi"!
of the ydccmn .5" f"".!
and hold tho towttapeoKJffi
a revolver, while V hi, S&
Within workn.l . .t."" .MK
ploBlon caused much Ji!lJ
tho thieves M?i l.,SW
money and then bofdrTZf?
the country. In tho ttlrJ
armed men had corns rito&
and there was a thrmwlS!"
posse was organlxed, siTL .
bohlnd thn mn -n'z' tl
which they had jett tlZT
highest mm
aj pi. m m ' f
d n Aititn ;i
FORWMf,
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TELLS hW THIS
HOME MIXTURE
IS PREPARED
Tho following- prescription for the
cure of rheumatism and kidney aud
bladder troubles has no doubt been
fllted millions of times, yt.; Fluid'
Extract Dandelion, onjj-half ounce;
Compound Kargon, ono- ounco? Com
pound Syrnp Sarsaparllla, three
ounces. These simple, hanalese In
gredients can bo obtained at anr
good prescription pharmacy at little
cost and are,, bl'lxed by shaking weU
In a bottlo.
Tho doie fpr adults Is a teaspoon
ful hfter each meal andat bedttsne,
drinking a full tumblerful of water
after each doso. It Is stated that
this proscription Is a positive rem
edy for kidney trouble and lame
back, weak bladder and urinary dif
ficulties, especially of the elderly
peoplo, and ono of tho. best thlwg
to be used in rheumatic aktios,
relieving the aches and pains and re
ducing swellings".
A well-known autkorKy states
that this mixture acta directly Mfloa
the eltmlnatlve. tissues ot the kid
neys: cleanses these aBonsellke or
gans a,nd glv!) m, power to 1U
and strain th.pfcHOHs waste mat
tor and nrlc a!d frost the blood
whlclj is the eanse of rheamatlsaa.
If your sek or sides ncke and
vou sHseet klday tron4 K woM
he wU to try this for a few ky,
Paris. Oct. 20 Tfc
wftfch tho AmorlMn !(. .
Wright, fs hold here la IndtaMkl
tain- for the aviator tSe decontinif I
iuu LivKiun 01 Honor
. ,1 ,otrrnl h taken sptbattll
in M bolralf. and l in-H.riw-1
ononr tho font decado Hw sh1h()i
it iwrger uegrco ror thtrieser;
GOMTEnff TAT.Kfl WHT
rnrrAN CNB wwoottcf I
(UultMt Vnm XAti Kmi
CltHmgu. Oct. 20. 8Aami (&
,ers arrived hero today t Um i
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the Republrcan leaders to ?rrt'l-
labor union of the coantr," sK
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noon, "Uy tile dcpletloa ot
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s'dfa lhjlrring 30 p81iengeri, Ui
road' tralflo of the state Ii P'1
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