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nature Not thing to be found These

the city

are not priced accor ng to their charm We

Town Trees

make little prices to harmonize with our way H, ,Xa R," ,,,.,,,,, .9 ,, ,wk ,,,,, Public interest ii. tree printing in of doing business-moderate pxolits and parasite for beers, -ini si.”/is nn- the "°"°° 1° ° f°'“1° .01 01° Marion

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ment Ca is Advanctdln

ne s Charge

the o ect of the murder was robbery.

list ap .who Ibm Qilbhir Sing alive*

_.___ of the Yukon. spd he, leels that

Held in li Mass, Goverr 'riis Yukon, r ..¢i,...¢., ca.. mi.,

fill* lié mill* ‘lllll 'The rirlgstion oi money lor

, W' Yukon rrltory exhibit will

JU is ii. loo;

aw wi --

A Mako; lxlbis The Yukon. ie hecoxning nun, 0|' its attrlctions, and alre‘:dy at amino: an wine' si edvminng 512:41 .Dsr.iw¢°ihN;ews says Yukon Teo r cry sen od to aoeinthe ll\il1i0fl grant* at St`PLo\iia for 1:: eaiuait 'nm idea to have eil an lilbll Ol Yukon 'leri-ltory oducu at the Woi‘ld'e Fair at St. uls ig believed by Elgin. Scholl, one of the Promoters. to be one ol tile beet

ever ovblvsd lor the advert

Dominion Government. certainly

will' ibud its aid

e creditable showing with ieu than | uso ooo reruns. sis ooo “uni make a line exhibit.

fra"

taken up with the Dominion Govern.. ment soon The Yukon Horticul-

______ t 1 Society has delegated me to

gamer with Ottawa on the matter

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opumu, lu can in nie ti-nip! C L Success. un. whohuwmd at murdky “Q 'Many fine exhibit: ol grains,

grasses potatoes and fruits raised in

‘ll°l°°k f"@¥‘“7 Tm’ °°°‘“ed» "ll" thq Yukon.. specimens ol gold from heeuteieoythe dock sppeared an emu- different creeks \vood~i. will iinim in criiim -wr. ':.:::~ ::.‘:.::::.;'.»;°.:::~‘:,::° .:»r'.z-"~-.nr 'Iv hh oilanlnlr Dlutuatty Frenoh Ili* help to make ins exhibit nireim

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Geiiipieilly 6l\re|l°liy \Variier’s Safe flare,

and Since Then Have Never Had an Attack '

READ HER LET'I‘EB

lhad rheumatism n every jointin my

body, was rfectly he plees and had in be turned and bg This was folio by yellow _laun ce y liver and kldn were out ol' order and my urine was seen and ofa reddish yellow color It contain uric acid My linger nails were brittle The whites of in eyes were allow and my skin was dry an harsh and hecolor ofa lemon I had no appetiioend felt low spirited drow sy and heavy I wanted to sleep all the time ltried several doctors but they did

not seom to he? me, I was then persuaded to try WARN R S SAFE CURE, and after lnlriiig one bottle I was so improved I ire tit

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1 am tlréaeixpgienced iiunieandvli

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as ti ve, '°l'*"'§'rl~.;".. .';`.Z.."'°... . N e have tlioilisands of just such le

f riiligiengrigyfix axlyliosgllllimtortu

ent s l\ ml L ce, u

they were brought back to erfeot health by le Cure

Rheuinatism is caus b uric acid iii blood, and is a ever failing sign t

your kidneys are disenserl an need lmmed te attention to rd)v¢nt Br hts dlse diabetes and other serious stages of kidney ouble lf you ave the Q ighwat do about urc nditlon

r£sr’°iu|i°n iiniirisir ull: nr<r:rr°"»nr.i"“i.~/.iu'i°i'»

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ticles Host about in it, or it is t east clou or smoky, your kidneys are scnously fectcd and utterly unable to c rry the waste alter out of the body, and if allowed run on without treatinent, the uric acid will clog the blood Ll on th; syp-

teni, causiii rlieliiuatic pains and swelliiigs, iuiiahiluation 0 the “der i#y organs, liea ache, backache, especially in the loins;1|‘id oii, spsi§ o stipe tion, torpid liver, nervousness, all mannér ol blood and in erup , an , B ally. l complete break-down of the general health, with Br@il;t’s disease or depth

hilily Silk! board of his sweetheart, Katie Murray; ary w°rk d°“° by °"i° °"i§“"l“

H"“'°8°° "°"= “°'H°°“ ‘° ° ”°“"°“ ufifllg ¢ll`;°f.'i'";fi§“ ilgfffild i.-‘T °’°d|E h°“5°' lnvmg him '"‘h°"” “"7 has shown to hoiisir-hgldeis angd |iiU:

mmf m°“°Y~ Tm’ chluunul °'m°‘i 5 petty owners how they may imest

& ravo voral1¢.A¢UU W“°b~ Th” were little ii wir-V in this way and diiivc

UNB \i8.l\\lb theslerchersloundaboxo* lasting nelits of several kinds lt

` Importers of Artistic Wan Paper. 6prtl'lllR6*.fi”0m which three weft! BODE. 18 uiiiiouftniy to illli‘~.linl.c -iliusl, _

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can be saved by buying your hardware from us.

Lock and Knobs, Glass and Putty, Paint and Oil,

Nails and Paper, in fact anything in the §hardware

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E . Mti'chant'l-`ailor, ,

. i before he left town.

the condition ol Quonn Singh-i body

hen oun ounds resemblln tio r

found with his head thrust into a tub ol water

Fred W Pierce, haltbrothar of ltzan,

rubber mill had been stopped about two weeks before the murder. Neversaw re- volver in Ryan's posseL=slou.Had seen him take a watch from his pocket, 'but never examined it. On cross-examination

-nothing of importance was elicited.

Mrs. Mary Ann Pierce, wife ol the

preceding witness, testllleri that Ryan

week for Miss Murray's board. On the day of the murder'Ryan owed for two veeks' board. Witness was waiting ti take the 2:15 train for Boston, in company with defendant and Miss Murray, when she first heardihat the Chlnamau had been killed. Ryan paid witness money that day, and paid the fares of tho parly to Boston. Henry B Snell tesillleri that he was a

barber at Hapover. There was only ii board partition between quarters occupied by the Chinaman and his own. Witness saw Ryan in the laundry on the morning of .lan ZS. In consequence of,what was told witness be went to the laundry. The outer door was open; an iron lay on a half ironed shirt, a trunk was opan, Quang Sing lay in a tub of water; a hor was on his shoulder. The tub was lllled within two Inches of the top. The victlm's face was under the water. Had seen ii watch in the Chlnaman’s possession. Cross examined, he said he never saw a revolver in the laundryman's possossou.

William E. Handry testified lo seeing

Ryan on the street at about 9 o'olnck Jan. 28; saw him in the laundry at 11:55 stand» ing by the counter. ‘

William B. Paxton testified that he hai

a market in the some building with Quang Sing.Never saw Ryan _before the day of iha murder. On that day saw him on the platform in lront of the build ins. Saw him in the laundry aside as ll:55. Went to dlniier and saw Chlnaman`ln his wash room eating. Returred from dinner at 1 o‘cloclr. The floor of the laundry was ajar. Went into Sorll's place and with him went into the laundry. Found the Cbinaman lying in the tub of water. Knew that he had arevolver. The iron on the OhInainan’s work bench was hot when the two men entered.

put on a larize number of witnesses yestei~

over, January Z8.

the 2.15 train there.

It was brought out that he tried to hire

a carriage at astuble early In that aiter~ noon, but could not, as the slahle-ke: psr was too busy to net it ready.

'rua 'orriuo noni miami ima Aold)in Sovereign Lillie Jaieeis an ix» qellent corrective for many summer ills.

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A uni. inrnim o-ny n~

paid 84.25 a week for his board and $1.75 a *E `

When Ryan was lakon,a revolver with l>‘~‘Yl0fllS \'\.\ our' \\lio has nun a thresnewoartrldgealo the oylinfier was iI'f“'° 01' 11 ll‘~'\‘. fir a tw*-'-:rit

i’ ' found-in his posiiesslhd. After his arrest “"‘f"“"' “l’l""`¥`i""`S the ‘*d‘""U‘l£“S

,-', ; , he hnuided to Ml" Maru". his sweet’ which' are oiitaiiiable by adding the

heart, av watch and roll of bills. ‘On the hmuum M "atm" °° th” “"tmf'i"l no” or me day of the murdernyan pam churiiis of the town. town with- I cet am bms In Hanover' This wnsjnoru, out treesns dull i-ind ilnlriviting, ` ,

in New Zvularid a rr-rl-haired wo- l

Plane and photographs of the premises man is coiisiflr-i'orl as on the right .

were shown,and physicians testified lo road to parurlive. , f

Abprehoallole "Why, yes; my boy U quite in

w i a. W ix ge 3 marks were found an the neck and the swlous-in fact. he ll eo interested in heart was ruptured. They declared demh UBCMDGU "1" Pm lfflm U9 ml! V' due to drowning. The Chlnainan was Wm? 55 lnV'3m°|'-"

“Afraid T"

“Yr-s; because, you know, if he should ,

lnvi-nt anything of value the chances.

with whom the latter lived, lesrlllsrl “re 1* hundnd W 09° "mt '°meb°”l that he knew defendantfs wages at the el" Wm mit’ In m9 m°“°7 N" dr

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ugy, nervous au enn rom ia-

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with the murder of Quang Sing at Han- = = . E’ =

Several persons testified to seeing Ryan

at the Ohinamaxfs laundry between ll and lil o’elook on the day of the murder. Others said they saw him hurrying

towards Curtis Crossing early on the .

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