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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-08-18
Virtue in a Flag.

This is a great place to hear the veter-
ans Of the war recount their experiences,
says Washington correspondent OF
the Northfield Mimi. News. | was
present the other day when Captain w.
IL. III. WassOn and Captain Wise met.
Captain Wasson is one of the few men
who enlisted when the first gun was
fired and stayed until it was all over,
and he was mustered out in 1860. Al
though he carries the scars of wounds
made by several rebel bullets, he is to-
day one of the most active veterans
ever met. Captain Wise is of the con-
federate army.
After spiritedly relating what great
satisfaction each had experienced in
chasing one anOther's commands over
various battle fields, Captain Wise was
reminded of an incident which he wit
messed in confederate hospital. \
Yankee had been brought in whose leg
was shattered by ball The surgeons
were about to amputate his leg, bat
paused TO listen to his story. He had
been a preacher, but when he enlisted
he did not feel that he would be doing
his duty if he went out rs chaplain,
so he served as private and was now
fearfully wounded. He closed his
story TO the surgeons 10y saying: "If
could only know that the Stars and
Stripes We're waving over me L could
die happy"
A Confederate soldier was standing
near and he listened to the talk of the
Yankee, and he reached over and took
federal flag and waved it over the
wounded man and said: Now die
you, die; why don't you die?" The
man declined TO die, and is alive to-day.
The flag which was waved over him is
now priced relic, carefully guarded
in glass ease, which stands in the
capitol of Northern State.
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SOMERSET PA. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 49, 1897

that Agnes had taken hold of, an6
Marian was looking into her face will
strange, sharply inquiry.
"Im so glad you camer she said il
the next breath; and Agnes was sur
prised to hear how cordial and friend
ly her voice could be. "Poor Jessi,
has sprained an ankle, and | was in
despair about getting her out, for
can't lift her. I've tried and tried
Hurt? l? Not bit. We were both
stunned for the first second, but since
then I've been trying to get Jessie up.
Lean all you like on me, Jessie. Now
put your other arm over Agnes's
shoulder; so. Now take long hops, and
don't mind the hurtingr'
They had been working with frantic
speed, not wasting fraction of a sec
ond; they had lifted Jessie upon heI
sound foot, and now were ready fol
desperate race.
Gomez cried Agnes. al hear the
express whistling at the other end OF
the tunnel, and it is the fastest train
that was ever OH this road, Hurry.
Hurry"
'Go on, girls" said Jessie, loosen
ing her arms about their necks. "Run
and save yourselves. | won't have
you"
"Stop talking, and hopr' Marian or
dered sharply, running forward with
all the speed possible under the cir
cumstances. Aren't we trying TO
save ourselves?n
To have her courage and constancy
taken for granted in this way by the
suspicious and sharp-tongued Marian
Wilson was taken by Agnes to be moth
ing less than compliment. And this
same Marian Wilson had apparently
not even thought of running off TO save
her own life while she still had plenty
of time, but had stayed Loyalty by her
comrade, and would stay by her TO
death, if death it must be. Perhaps
she had not been so well acquainted
with Marian as she had thought.
In the meantime Aunt Ellen was
watching them with straining eyes
from her perch at the top Of the cut,
counting the seconds as they were tick
ed Off by her watch. Everything was
done 80 swiftly that hope had plenty
of encouragement. She heard the
whistle Of the approaching train, and
her heart sunk within her; but there
were still three good minutes before
9.SS, and the girls were almost at the
mouth of the cut now, and going at an
incredible rate.
"They will get out. Oh, they must get
outr The words were a fervent pray
er in Aunt Ellen's heart. "And Agnes
was going to help Marian first; | could
see that. Pm glad / didn't preach to
to her. There. They have got there.
rhey have turned OIL the track They
are safe. They're safe,"
When the Flying Eagle whizzed
through Tunnel Cut, Aunt Ellen did
not even see it. She was on her knees,
her face buried in her hands.
Agnes found her there when she
came back little later.
Everything is all right, Aunt," the
girl reported in matter-of-fact tone.
''Jessie's ankle is pretty bad, but she is
one of the pluckiest girls ever saw.
She didn't even say ouch! when We
were pulling her along over the ties.
Did the Flying Eagle come up To ex-
pectations? / didn't have time TO
look"
Aunt Ellen had no words ready for
Use yet.
do you know, Aunt" Agnes, said,
As they walked homewards, IL don't
feel quite the same about Marian Will
son. II think
"Yes, DEAR said Aunt Ellen softly,
"I KNOW
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Rebellious Memory.

Totsie accidentally discovered doll
that her mother had concealed in a
trunk in readiness for the little lady's
birthday. The following day ut dinner
she remarked: "Pm trying so hard to
forget something want TO remember
that don't feel very hungry.'-Judge.
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Cures

Prove the merit Of Hoods Sarsaparilla posi-
tive perfect, permanent Cures.
Cures OF scrofula in seyereSt forms. Ike
goitre, swelled neck running sores, hip
disease. sores in the eyes.
Cures of salt Rheum, with its intense itching
and burning, scald head, letter, etc.
Cures Of Boils, P.mples and all other erup.
tons due TO impure blood.
Cures of Dyspepsia and other troubles where
good stomach tonic was needed
Cures of rheumatism where patients were un-
able tc work or walk for weeks.
Cures Of Catarrh by expelling the impurities
which cause and sustain the disease.
Cures of Nervousness by properly toning and
feeding the nerves upon pure blood.
Cures of That Tired Feeling by restoring
strength Send for book Of cures by
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ESTABLISHED lS7.
o,errns of Publication.

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s''' uo,,fy Us when subscribers 90 not
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, ,be subscription ,,,u,o,,,os n
..',,..rDsrs : removing from one po.'Oinoe 70
suO7''-si I'D give US the name of the FORM
8 i0'h'- =. -, ,ne present office. Address
{ s. TIE soxEEsEr HERALD
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

Ths ED citizens Of the neigh.
oorAood ny that We had the
hArdsse min Tuesday for yesra
Misssa Sadie Slate sad Lille
Co0nOe were pleasant visitors
% the eaDpas Friday.
Af. r. n. Ship one o( the
HaDbsldt proninent travelling
snleaosa was the guest Of hin
noeAsr and brothers Sunday.
Mr.. Z C. weaver the hsstlisg
lighting agsak vss - the serese
Of Dasgess Sunday.
Hr. q. A. 0aalding Of SenA-
tohia vas visiting his brotheE
and many friends On the Can
% Friday.
Rsv. f. n. Cooper filed I'M
appoinsnent n Rack Hill Sun
day II. = =. Nay this workeI
~ Christ eeatlnse TIE g0od N
hss begun
/ Mr.. Hunter Burt and Nj
Ja1es nAy have spent sewers
days 1shiag the past week a.
report il Ane fun.
The Recital given BY Mis-
Hay Hewlett Friday evsnin
lvas enjoyed By ali present
!, VICE,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

0OD ~.
Mr. c. W. Hall Of Noah vas Q
pleasant visitor 10 osr town
Noaday.
Dr.. A. I. Greer vent = Mem
phis o. professional business
last week.
Neasro. Arthur 0raAa0 and
J. y. Crosley were delivering
the mysteries II the hasonc
Fratefnity l.st saturday night
Messra L L. Baskseoa ssd J.
n. Cathey visited Seaatobis and
C0ldWater last veek.
Mr.. Ton Pegues went fishing
last Saturday bet he says that
he had to eooesh0oe - get .
3bite".
Niss Lsla Bankston ACCOM-
panied Misses. Willie and Bur.
aess Duriey asd made . most
pleasant visit to their hone ~
Tyr0 lsst Friday.
Miss Anna Blackburn visited
her home at Holly Springs last
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Barry of Cas-.
we'll spent Saturday and Sunday
with her sisters, Misses. Lalls
and Lois.
Miss Myrtiee Leegett Of Cas-
we'll had . delightful visit q
her home 1t CasWell last Satur
day and Sunday.
Miss Lou Minor lefg to visi
her home last Sunday.
/ NJ. J. l. Pace Of StFayh0rl
AAs been away for the past tire,
weeks on account Of biz eye
bet We are glsd 10 ~ that b
has returned greatly improved
| Mr.. Alex wilson v.s . plens
liant visitor to his home here las
Sunday.
l Mr.. 0uss Gslleghy is layiB,
the "heavy steel" rapidly.
| Mr.. w. l. Baakst0s spes
last saturday with hin friesd
On the University campus.
II The new section foreman, y
!. Jones entered three new papil
in the A. n. 8. last Moaday.
Mr.. Joe Dariey Of Tyro y,
among the visitors last Asada
The Abbevilie Debssisg a
: Literary Society 10 in . 1osris
: ing condition. Ths 6olloviu
Fl are the o0eefe ProsiAeaA
= l. BaakssOa; See, Il v. Milsl
viee-Presideak win 0oeavi
Treasurer, J. Z Bank9 Crit
q. r. HooGtoa.
Nin Edith Petr:e Of Oxfb
has beeu eAnoen - Get - ind
- in Tie Eloessi0aary Contest ,
y next Fridny svsaing.
As LOOKOUT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

state Of Mia, In Chancsry Court
Lafayette Co. To Nay Teri lso7.
10 John Adams Of Stockdale,
reRzs: You are COMMANDED - ap-
No. bsfors the Chancery Court Of
ne County Of LaFsyssse, In sd
state, on she lth Monday Of Mag,
1871, ct the court-house n the town
Of Oxford, to defend tho suit h snid
ssurt Of Iowa L. Adams, Wherein
you sre defe.'dsut.
This Sth dav Of April. inog.
B. p. 0sAy, Cisrk.
Martin 4 Mc00ren,
Sob. for Cooplainaas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

"HsllPl"
"YGa"
apo yoa vast . scoop.~
"Yss. any Cd thing. % ~ .
SCOOP"
"Vsn, Ton Stsawn says HI lee
= ely iozie, ~ the Hog Aedis.es
win not ad0et IN - ~ noasoD
slsvassA hog PsoA NJ eos = Z
erecting noW , 70 - ~ fsss higA.
therefore Il Win b . sky-eerspes
inakand oe . law breakse.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

Mira Phoebe Thomas, Of june
tion Ciiy, ILL.,, vss told BY her
doctors she had Consumption
spA that there vas NO hope for
her, bat two battles Dr.. Kings
New Discovery completely
cared her and she ssys il ssved
her lile. Mr.. ThoA Eegeis, Id
Florida St, San Fr.ncisee, suf-
;ered iron . dreadful Geld, aP-
preaching Cousumpsies, Tried
withsut result everything else
then bought one bottle Of DIR.
Kings Nav Discovery md IN
two weeks was cared He =
uaGnE.ily thsnkfai. 1t u seeA
rss.ItA Of which these aie
| sanpsea, that prove the wonder
| fhl e1caey a this medicine IN
/ CoaGfs and csldA Rree trinl
| betfia It 3. r Chiffon = Goa
| Dsue Store. Regular size SIC
ard elsa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15
LOCALS IN BRIEF.

Ho~ pens will have 70 Be
aboI,shed in Oxford
Nra Mott McLarty has been
0uite sick recently.
The O. C. wa held their regu
l.r meeting l.st Saturday.
MAJ. L. Shinnnlt has been
quite siek bat - e0avaleseine.
Exster services vii b 90
eerved in ill the churches next
Sunday.
Mr.. jim Bryaat has rented one
efthe 8niiher e0<tAgssoa Soafh
street..
Ths infant son Of Mr.. and
Mn J. z. Nelson - reportea
seriessly i'll
III EAGLE returns THANKS =
Sanator Walthall for late paoda1
1oeuDoata
lin Shawn il now kaepinl
heexs lpr Nr. A. W. 4iteAeA
ct the 1. G. Depot
Csskpmes fOe tn ShAksapa1
- Dpeilal have been erdsse
ftou 6hsel . Co, New OEisesl
n C. P. CAsreA = snde'
nnine rsoniEs ard Tie ineessa
vim e beanAiSally Anishea y
Oxlpra en- bease sfthres AEI
80 livery sa.hieA aad al sss'
70 - aeipg we'll Oar Peep
are essA riAerA
A l,gAt frost fell in ear sses'.
HriAnS nieAt bat Is did nss
jays 6uiG Or Vegetables - q
oxtenk
PreG Nsddox, a the Oxfo
ltnnla College Vs II oar g
MsaAsg-Hsaly e1eangs !
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

Ladies' Hats. all kinds, cheap
st the Racket Store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

IfyOur Liver ID not II good
shape use ChiltOn's Steamboat
Pills.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15
Opea Air CoaeeRk

The city band under the s6le
direction Of Prof MeDoanld,
win give its seeOsd open sif
coneert ct 7:35 tOmarrow even
inn in the eOurt house yard
and invite every one - cons
out and hear the following
Pno01AM:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

cf3t.
An Evolutionary contest will
be given BY the pspils of the
Abbeviile Moral School TO-
morrow night The progrsn
will be very interesting. Mo-
Edith Pesrie of Oxford will de-
eide the contest.
We understand that Nr. Tor.
gersOa the architect has made q
thorough exAninati0a Of the
City Hall and pronesnees il
perfectly saSe. Some repairs
are now being made and eli the
old clustering removed.
There will b ~ oratorical
contest for the Salutntorianship
Of next C0mneneement, to- NOR.
row (Fridayl nighs in the Uni
versisy chapel. rhe Contestants
Will be, hessfA Pettis, Bean
LAID, H. z Fultoa, Hurst, Hardy,
Wilb0arn and L. p. Leavell.
The EpwortA League will
have charge Of the Easter Son
day night service = the Meshe-
diss church. Service Will co.,
s;st Of Q few short talkA reeita-
kjoao and vocal and instrumea-
I'll music They expect the in
strunents from the University
hand
The following delegates vii
represent the Oxford Epworth
League 1t the State Annual Con-
ference - be held at Water
Valley April 18th. Miss rall1
harYr0ve, MA n. 8. Collier.
ProE Dahney Lipseomb, b. T.
Narkette, MIN Psaiine Andrevs
Niss Frsst Rsane.
Mr.. jim Crockett who has
been in Tens nearly 16ar years,
bat spent the past winter IT.
tending . dental college N At.
lantA c., spent last week with
hin neither in our city. Whel
- completes hin course Va
hope be will decide to again
east his lot sn9ng ~
ChaacellOr b. T. Kimbr0aeh
Il Oxford, reached Greenwood
and opened ehaneery eoart q
nooa yesterday. He 10 here il
the place Of Judge A n. Lon
gino, Who 10 disqualified 70 ssl
II certain c>ses before the e0urt
owing to his coaneetioa viii
then before going upon thu
beaeA. Judge KinbrOagh 10 Z
man Of high character, . lawyel
Of ability and IN accurate, con
sentative and jass Jadge.-Co0
mOnWenith.
The enterta,nnent given las'
Friday evening By the Univer
sity Symphony Club was I
splend,d success and drew ,
crowded and profitable house
Beside the splendid masie,
very Interesting and highly sp
preciated featare a the pro
gran was the reading Of thret
selections By Aiss leon, which
- usual, completely carries
away her hesrerA ben Har'
Chariot HAee, The Message.
we're given 70 musical accom-
paniment and were BY ar, tn
nneot renditions that have bee
.. sivea to a Oxford audience "a
fyeAn
n Jsek Gsolsby, e0asrsd, die
l On April 3rd. 1891, o. the z.
0eslsby place near Libert
Hill, at TIE advsaeed go
.-llos yeass. jack was brought
4 lii essstsy 81 years EGO |
d Heanst Goslsby, one Of q
IRA .>stieFs a lafayette COO
.lty, snA - been IN The Gooasl
!, Anily eoatinsoasly since. Z
. served D. =. Geslsby - coz
during tie late var Tor viii
.xlhs rseeivea . State pen1i0
Jack vas . fAitAfil and obs
!. est slave and . good eitasz
He always enjoyed the best
hath ana reeniDed all his &
II slties sntii IL end, which y
= qsiet and essy.
Ths citizens Il oar town
leekine forward with the 10
I'd ct inferesl snd pleasure -
~ SAaEsspearsss Rseitaa, 70
ee-tRiveo y Mias IssD and
oe11s April tveaty-third- =
Isoo never apaRea any tros
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

Ian opened Ne 49, ba1 ssassa =
~ univssu1ey Pert - 0n1U0n4
afoBRDooa - an. n - -
Al ~ ooala - sxpssosd - 49,
fo9Reh inning, wes1 ~ Uutv0gu1oy
boys dtspoverea tha1 ~ vin1ein9
cl1e - Doe h thsir eannA - 80
- thsdr sass BY . soors u 70 O.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

"nEilN EAGLE"
!,
TAs Wsv Oar TelepAeoa
Has Been Used since
Our List lss0o.
"RAgjsf''
n univera:y I'D scssA-wess.
~ 9ees Vnsvesssy seoos "
&c. o . sne univssy -
20 sAy ooo -
- H. v.:g csco
~
|E - 49, ~.
-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

BAKERY.
Having just repaired ear
Bake shop, We are nov turning
out the very best Of Bread and
Cakes. We can furnish y0a
with White bread, Cream bread,
Rye bread and French rolls.
Send ~ your orders.
DUPYALOH & BurLBR
LADIES' Buy yoar Easter
Eex Dyes q the Racket Store.
White Rabbit Easter En-
Dyeo ut the Racket store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

Mr.. J. A. Montgomery visised
Memphis Tuesday,.
Mr. Abe Drsunsr visitsa Mon
pAis This week.
Mr.. Lamar ncss Of New 0rsenns.
b viaising hi mother.
Henry Hufchinsoa Of Litsis nosk.
Ark, , whiting IL "hooe folks."
MA Frisanan h ,isiiine the
fAaily Of her brother h Ns9pAiA
MI. Firnaa Smith Of NsahviIIs,
rsca-, b visi1ing HE parents h On.
ford
II. q A. Bsall has been a Tie
stck 1t this wick but b abis 10 b
out again
Mr. ?. q Lssvell has bssa visiesne
rsi.tivssin Poasotoc county for IL
past week.
Jimmie Hickey h taking Q nssd-
ed rsse ard spending the week with
friends In MsnphisI
MesRs Laws Latham and I'm
Russsll Of shs Dallas nsighboeiooA,
we're in Tie city Monday.
Prot. ". Is. cowan principal II
the Oxford 0raAsd SCHOOL,, vis1esd
~.
II 7: r McAsncn ~ Viz o.
= S $500 ~
Mr.. and Mr.. Engsns Roberts al
Loaoks, Ar. are the guesss Of M.
and Mira Cha. Roessss Il on city
Chancelsof Fulton aod Rev, ~. D.
neaolSssoa ss.snose ~ 49,. -
!. Grr.sss - ~
Bovsss b enjoying . visit fro9 HI
pesen ~. ~ ~ D. ~ ne0
,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

TAe SAe9lM 0aya
Sheriff 8. . n. kin
uoas says n KendeI's
and 10 . good Aedi-
cine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

Beautiful Flowers, Aigiretss
Piumes, LAces, Ruiis and many
pretty additions to = ladies
toilet can all b found ot
MES. JOINS & HADKINA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

Don fail to call on Mn.
Jeaes 3 Hsrkins for your Eae-
ter Hato and Bonneta.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

The following delegates vii
represent the Oxford Epworth
League 1t the State Annual Con-
ference - be held ct Water
Valley April 18th. Miss rsll1
haFyr0ve, MA u. 8. Collier.
Prof Dshney Lipseomb. b. T.
Narkette, MIN PAaiine Andrevs
Niao Froot Ronne.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

rhe EAGLE returns thanks -
Sa.ator Walthall for late pabase
hnennnDtR
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

~Phoos - ~ sew.
PnoWu R1poafBn.
TAs laAiss ell say the Mill
linery st Mn. Jones' q Harkias
this Sprisg - exquisite.
MrA Joaes . Hsrkins ca
pseass everybody in . 1illisery
lice. Thsy en- furnish zoe TIE
nest elegant Psrasisa styles or
the nest Walkisg 1T.
CHILDREN Get T--- EAs-
ter egR Dyes 81 . tsekes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

Mr.. jim Crockett who has
been in Tens nearly 16ar years,
bat spent the past winter IT.
tending . dental college N A.
lantA c., spent last week With
hin neither in oar city. WAen
- completes hin course We
hope he will decide to again
cast his lot sn1aG ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

Mr. jim Bryaat has rented one
efths snisher cottages ION Sosfh
street..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

MrsJ Il. Shinnalt has been
ouite siek bat - e0avaleeeing.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

NJ q cas1ul has ssv 4smoa-
arnaD1 tAas nins-tensAs q aa The
essss Of msnssrsal dAsssdsrs -
- require physsciaa's ssfsssssa
q en- Ths sAmQas. pure
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

Esster services vii b o.
eerved in ell tho churches next
Sunday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

The Epworth League will
have charge Of the Easter San-
day night service q the Aeshe-
diss church. Service Will co.,
s;st Of . few short talks reeita-
tjoao and vocal and instrumoa-
I'll n1sie They expect the in
strunents from the University
hand
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-04-15

A. the recent nssting a the
Stxke B0ara q HGalth n JACK
- Dx I'D. Isoa VS. appssns-
Cd Hath O0eef 81 LA4a5esse
eoanfy.
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When urine stains linen it is evidence
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or dull ache in the back is also con-
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bladder need doc' oring.
There is satisfaction in knowing
that the great remedy DR. Kilmer's
Swalnp-Root, fuitills every wish in re-
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all forms of bladder and urinary
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need Il medicine yon should have slle
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ing the PLAIN DEALER and sending
your address to DR.. klmar 81 Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y +, you may have Il
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THE LuEroERT TRIAL.
Arguments winBe Complete and Case
Given to Jury by SATURDAY. Nirht

Given to Jury by Saturday Night.
Chicago, Oct. States At
torney McEwen finished his argument
in the Luetgert trial Tuesday and will
be followed to-day by Attorney Phalen,
who will make the opening address for
the defense. Mr.. McEwen took up the
entire day with his argument, and
went over the case carefully, connect
Ing details of evidence for the jury, and
showing how one circumstance fitted
into another, and how the whole mass
OF evidence submitted by the state
furnished, in his opinion, full and
complete circumstantial chain proving
that Luetgert had murdered his wife
In order that his relations with his
servant girl, Mary Siemmering, might
remain undisturbed. Throughout the
entire argument Luetgert listened to
tho speech Of tho attorney who was
asking for his life with the greatest at
tention. He never took his eyes off Nc
Even for more than an instant, and
the heavy scowl that is habitual with
him deepened as the assistant states at
torney pointed out circumstance after
circumstance that weighed against his
innocence. 1t is now practically GER
tain that all arguments will be finished
so that the case will be given to the jury
Saturday night at the latest. Judge
Vincent will speak day and half in
closing for the defense. States Attor-
ney Deneen, who is remarkably rapid
speaker, will close the case on Saturday,
speaking the entire day.