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PATENTS BKSffigg,ASgiS;l!B Frco roport ns to Pntontnblllty. Illiutrntod Quid liook. nnd List of Inventions Wanted, nontfroo. VIOTOll J. MVANS & CO., WashlnKton, D. 0 ECZEMA OAJf UK OOIIEU. Mr mild, looUilnf. urnnUd eur loVT it nd rui. : AMrLf provt. it. mbvi thk rrcHiwa ia& cur to lUy. VrillTK NOW-TODAY. DH, CANNADAY, 174 PARK SQUARE. SEOA LIA.MO siWw livrfl-UH UA j tOUfM llfISl l " V. J wtiwct llflvillJ I V f mC J3 Printers on Chicago daily news papers went on a strike and -for several days tho papers were printed in abbreviated form. They were ordered back, however, by the inter national typographical union. Tho California supreme court has refused Abo Ruof, tho grafter, a re hearing, and he must now go to jail. The republicans of Chicago have nominated Charles E. Merriam for mayor. The democratic nominee is Carter Harrison who defeated For mer Mayor Dunne in a close race. ' Masked men held up an express car within the City limits of St. Louis, socurlng $1,000 in cash. The Ohio house of representatives has passed a bill to legalize Sunday baseball. RHEUMATISM Let Mo Send You n Dollar's Worth of tho Great Michigan External Remedy Which is Curing Thousands to Try Frco. Just Sign and Mail My Coupon lmVW 4raSc I V Joseph G. Robin, the fallen banker, pleaded builty to an indict ment charging him with the larceny of $27,000 from tho Washington Savings Bank, of which he was for merly president. Seven indictments against him remain. He was re manded to the Tombs until March 27, when ho will bo sentenced. Dr. Manuel E. Araujo was inaugu rated president of Salvador. For every Bible ther will be a member of the adult Bible classes of San Francisco to march through the streets in parade a Gideon Bible in his hand and at the end of the parade each marcher will build his Bible into a gigantic pyramid to be erected on the platform of the con vention auditorium, there to stand as an object lesson while the conven tion is in session." A deadlock in the Montana legis lature was broken by the election to the United States senate of Henry L. Myers a democrat. He will suc ceed Senator Carter, republican. An Associated Press dispatch from Danville, Va., says: "Edgar Stipling, for five years chief of police of Dan ville under the name of R. E. Norris, was arrested here today as an escaped murderer from the Atlanta, Ga., prison. In 1897 he was tried for murder, convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment. He escaped pending a motion for a new trial. Stipling confessed his identity when the requisition papers were read to him. The arrest and exposure of the chief of police was made by Se cret Service Agent J. W. W. Smith and Deputy City Sergeant W. W. Boisseau. For the last six years Stribling has been living here. Efforts were made several times to New York senatorial race. Richard Croker says Murphy is making a mistake in pushing Sheehan for tho place. Dr. Vasquez Gomez, agent m tho United States for the" Mexican revolutionists, declared that unless the so-called peace .envoys from President Diaz show proper creden tials they will be considered as spies by the insurgents. The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad ia said to have dis charged twenty-five? per cent of the force on the main line"engaged in construction, car repairs, round house work and maintenance of way in carrying out a retrenchment policy on account of the rate decision. The state senate of. Washington passed a bill making it a misde meanor for a person under twenty one years of age to have tobacco on his person. The effect of the bill is to repeal the anti-cigarette law. The Haynes Automobile plant at Kokomo, Ind., was destroyed by fire. One hundred automobiles were burned up. The loss ia estimated at $750,000 with $240,000 insurance. trace some shady spot in his past, Presidential suffrage for women but not an inkling of his prison career was voted down by the Kansas house. I was brought out. About five years ago he was elected as a patrolman The Kansas house of representa tives defeated a bill providing for tho selection of delegates to national conventions at primary elections. The Missouri state senate adopted a resolution commending United States Senators Stone and Warner for voting against Senator Willam Lorimer. FIUSDEWOIC DY1CR, Corresponding Sec'y. Lot us cure your Rheumatism (no matter where loented, how severe, or whether It Is chronic, acute, muscular, Mclutlc, lumbago or gout) with our poworful. yot harmless Mnlc Foot Drtiftn. Thoy havo oven cured cases of SO and 40 years' standing where baths and doctors and medlclno failed. Just hIrii nnd mntl the coupon below. Roturn mail will bring you prepaid a rogular $1 pair of Magic foot Drafts, tho great Michigan euro for ovcry kind or Rheumatism Chronic or acute muscular, sciatic, lumbago or gout To Try Free. Then if you aro fully satisfied with tho benefit received send up One Dollar. If not, keep your money. You aro tho judge, and we take yoHr word. Wo know what Magic Foot Drafts aro doing, for wo send them cvorywhoro, and wait for our pay until tho work is done. Lot us send you a pair. vaiuablo illus trated booklot free with tho Trial Drafts Send no monoy just tho cou pon. Do It to day now. JThis $1.00 Coupon Free.. Good for a regular $1.00 pair of Magic Foot Drafts to bo sent Froo to Try (as explained abovo) to The resolution memoralizing con gress In disapproval of the post master general's recommendations for an increase of postage on maga zines, passed the New York senate. of the police force and after serving six months was advanced to chief. His advancement was due in a great measure to his cool nerve and fear lessness, though he was criticised severely for his almost uncontrol able temper. The election of a chief of police for another term was to have been held tomorrow night, and it was generally thought Stribling would be chosen to succeed himself. He was taken to Georgia." Count Apponyi, of Hungary, in a speech at Philadelphia, urged the cause of universal peace, but de clared that the time for disarmament is not yet ripe. Three thousand persons are dying daily in the famine district of China. Governor Plaisted, of Maine, has signed the resolution submitting to the people the liquor prohibitory amendment to the Maine constitu tion. The amendment will be voted on in September. "The""Ofiio legislature has passed a measure which provides that candi dates for the judiciary shall be elected on non-partisan ballots. The Missouri senate passed a' bill submitting to the" people at a special election to be called by Governor Hadley a proposition to vote $3,000, 000 bonds for rebuilding the burned capitol. VHAKNAftK vT ms Frank G. Bigelow, the former Milwaukee banker has been released from the federal prison at Leaven worth after serving nearly six years. Deaths from the plague are said to average 2,000 a dav at PaI Chaunlintze, about fifty miles north of Harbin. Name Address Mall this eoiinnn tr Aro -rr ?rKLS0,2K5 XC1 0vor Bid., --V..UUU, HUWI, The Washington state senate adopted a memorial to congress ask ing that no treaty with a foreign nation bo ratified unless the foreign nation consents to permit the holder of an American passport to travel through the country regardless of race, color, sex or religion. A New York dispatch carried by the Associated Press savs: "Ona hundred thousand Bibles have bean ordered for general distribution by the Gideons, aB the members of the Christian traveler association of America style themselves. The order Is said to be the largest ever placed and its forms part of a national plan to placo a Bible in every hotel bed room in the country. W. E. Hender- huu, naxionai secretary of the Gideons, said that ho had promised one-fourth of the order for San S?"!?i8C0 and the Pacific coast, 25,000 Bibles, the largest number ever shipped at one time, shall reach San Francisco in time for tho trien nial convention of tho international Sunday school associations which will be held in the latter part of June Wm. F. Sheehan issued a state ment refusing to withdraw from the The Pennsylvania superior court has affirmed the conviction In the Douphin county court of Joseph. M. Huston of Philadelphia, architect of the Pennsylvania state capitol at Harrisburg, the last ot the fourteen men indicted in the scandal to face a trial court. The Associated Press says: "Huston was convicted of con spiracy to defraud the state in con nection with the furnishings of the capitol and was sentenced to a term of not less than six. months nor more than two years in prison and to pay a fine of $500. If Huston follows the other men convicted in the same case he will take an appeal to the LfflWT fflVMMBBElUmtt VEX m Do You Feel This Wav? Do you feci all tired outP Do you sometime inink you mat can't wnrlr . . -. K 4!' T fSJ onrnrnWlli: " n,8nta unable to sleep P Are v bition tnVrl u 6 j ' "ra 'our stomach too P Has am J.ri?n WePut? SP to your miserv. Y A it if maU.SfciSJ S01? Medical Discovery will to woff ;K?SS-.? wiU set Tourlazver nro . sumption has almfte 7 . .uu way. uvea alter coa - "6o, t Will UnOt KDOUX JW? medicines are STSS5 SSSM,Ied J? 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