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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-01
Wheeling VS.. Walking.

1t is probable that if cycling were
practiced with the same degree of mod
Grafton as walking, and in correct
upright position, it would be no more
hurtful. even to the victims of heart
trouble Four miles, say at the rate OF
five miles an hour, could be done by 4
delicate person with less fatigue than
one mile could be covered afoot and
the superior exhilaration OF the wheel
would tone up the system better.
Wheeling is pleasure; walking Is
drudgery-that is the difference. Walk
ing is harmless. but footracing would
not answer at all for an invalid. II e
same distinction may be made between
slow pedalling and scorching. 1t is the
abuse. and not the use, of the bicycle
that produces injury.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-01
BOUND THEM TO A TREE.
How an Injured Husband Treated
an Erring Couple.

Big John Gillen, a well-known farmer
residing on Mountain View road, near
Hilton, w. Va, held up his wife to
the scorn of the public in a merctlesS
manner the other day. He also inflicted
punishment on the man with whom
the woman is alleged to have been in
innate.
Gillen operates a small truck farm,
and does team werk. He is good-look-
ing, and remarkably strong. He was
married three years ago to Sarah Stack
who lived with her widowed mother
The girl was handsome and inclined to
be wayward. The couple had no chill
dren.
Frank Donaldson was supposed to be
the cause of the estrangement of hus-
band and wife.
Gillen finally decided to put a watch
on his wife's doings. He hired a detec-
tive. who donned old clothes and ap-
piled to Gillens house for food during
the husbands absence. The woman
was about to start up to the village,
but delayed long enough to give the
tramp a sandwich. She then went to
the village. where Donaldson was wait
ing. The detective gained point where
he could observe all that transpired.
The young woman had flash of liq-
our for her lover, also some cake. She
stroked his mustache and he in turn
smoothed her tresses. The evidence
alone gathered by the detective will be,
1t is said, sufficient for Gillen to pro-
cure divorce. The detective met Gill
len and told him of his discovery. He
advised Gillen to make believe that he
was going to the market the next day,
and instead Of going, to drive up the
road and to stable his horses and re-
turn to the spot designated.
The orders were obeyed to the letter.
The husband watched his wife and
Donaldson for over an hour and was
restrained from springing upon them
only by the detective.
Soon the couple succumbed to the
drugged liquor which Gillen had pre-
pared and fell asleep on the bench
where they had been sitting. The hus-
band and detective crept upon them
and bound them in standing positions
to a tree a short distance from the
road. In his rage Gillen stripped the
captiveS of nearly every stitch of
clothing. The bound couple recovered
to find themselves in a forlorn plight.
Donaldson's moustache was shorn, and
his body bruised in a dozen places
from blows inflicted by Gillen.
The miserable pair implored to be re-
leased, but Gillen would not relent un-
til the pair were seen In their shame
by fully a score of people, to whom the
circumstances were made known.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-01

is rarely detected, but he or she can
only operate successfully in the wet
weather.
The umbrella, which has probably
been stolen from some neighboring es-
tablishment, is utilized as a means of
concealing and carrying away more
valuable property.
The operator is most frequently a
well-dressed woman. and the favorite
places Of call are jewellers and good
class chemists.
In chemists shops great varieties of
articles are displayed on the outside of
glass cases on the counters, and the
method adopted is to slip whatever is
within easy reach into the folds OF the
umbrella
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-01

on a shelf behind the bar. In order to
reach this the thief has invented a
couple of instruments.
One is fiat piece of leather at
tached to a handle made to fit on to the
end of a walking stick.
The leather is kept smeared with
some adhesive substance, and when not
in use is enclosed in a case. When
manipulated by the thief the leather Is
merely pressed on to the coins which
are in the glass, or, as is sometimes the
case, which are carelessly exposed to
view and reach on a shelf
Occasionally it is found necessary to
lift the glass bodily from its place, and
this proved a rather difficult matter.
In order to reach this the thief has de-
vised horse shoe fork, the prongs Of
which could be extended, telescope
fashion, from the end of what looked
like an ordinary walking stick.
When thieving has to be done under
circumstances such as these, where
time and opportunity are material con-
siderations, it is usually brought to a
successful finish with the aid of con =
federate, who engages the bar people
In interesting conversation.
The umbrella thief is person who
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-01
WHY SHE WAS CAREFUL,
Wasn't Certain That the Prisoner Was
Her Daughter and the Reason.

Her Oaughter and the Reason.
TWO days go there was at the police
matinee an old negro woman who was
leading witness against a younger
woman, who was said to be her daugh-
ter. The old woman had sworn that
Ter de best OBJ her b'lief the girl was
not her daughter" This puzzled the
Recorder no little, and it being neces-
sary to get more witnesses, the case
was postponed until yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon Miranda John
son was again arraigned for acting in
a disorderly manner and the old woman
was present Several witnesses swore
positively that the prisoner was the
old woman's child, and the Recorder
turned to the old woman and said
"Old woman, why did you appear to
be in doubt about Miranda being your
daughter the other day."
"Lawd bless yer, honey, Ise still in
doubt bout dat matter" was the re-
ply.
"Why?" asked the Recorder who
felt that he had 4 great mystery be-
fore him.
"Bekase," replied the old woman,
"dar wus er misshur OBJ two babies er
long time ago and de matter hain't
cl'ar till this day. You see my little
baby was born on de same day dat
| annudder niger 'oman's baby was er
born and jest to play q joke on Ike
dat's my ole man-dey put de two
babies wild me and tole him dat he war
de fadder OBJ twins. Dey got de babies
kinder mixed, and dey jest glib me one
OBJ dem and gibbed de udder oman de
udder baby. And | doan know till dis
day whedder dey gibbed me de right
baby er not Dat am de r'ason dat
hain't gwine ter sw'ar reckless like
bout dis gal in de cote"
81 am going to fine Miranda $10.75,'
announced the recorder "and, old
woman, If you think she is your daugh-
ter you can pay the fine, and II you
think she is not, you can let her work
in the stockade for three weeks"
The old woman gave herself the
benefit of the doubt and Miranda is
working three weeks in the stockade
Atlanta Constitution.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-01
DR.. Miles,
Nerv1ne.

Don't put it off but get it today,
and you will have the first night
Of soothing, sweet, refreshing
sleep you have had since the
grip first got you in it's clutch.
IL had LaGrippe and the disease hung on
me for five weeks in spite of everything. ]
had auttering pain about my heart, could
not eat anything, was Rundown, weak, nerv-
Gus and unable to sleep. In fact 1 was all
tired out and had no ambition for anything.
/ began taking DR.. Miles Nervne and found
rest and sweet sleep the first night. l also
used DR.. Miles Heart Cure and Dr. Miles
Nerve and Liver Pills, and can say, truly,
they accomplished wonders for me-"
MRS. ELIZA /. MASTERS, Monitor, Ind.
DR.. Miles Remedies are sold at all drug
gists on positive guarantee. Send for free
advice and booklet to
Dr.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-01
Edna Mays Divorce Suit.

Edna May Titus, the actress, under
the name of Edna May. who is suing
Frederick Titus. the bicycle rider, for
an absolute divorce, obtained a COM
mission from Justice Scott of the su-
preme court, New York. so that her ev-
idence may be taken in London. She
married Titus in New York on April
IA. 1896. She accuses Titus of intimacy
with chorus girl in THE Belle of New
York" in which play the plaintiff took
the part of the Salvation Lassie.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-01

Quay is in sight of success. A test
vote has made it sure that he will get
the seat when the final vote is taken,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-01

The Democrats OF the house have a
right to claim the amendment OF the
Porto Rican tariff bill, which the Re-
publicans were compelled to make at
the eleventh hour in order to get the
Republican votes needed to pass the
bill, as a party triumph. The firm and
united attitude of the Democrats was
what enabled the Republican objectors
to force the amendment OF the bill.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-01

Senator Vest thus sized up the Re-
publican policy, in a short speech:
THE proposition that the United States
can hold territory as colonial posses
sion and its people as vassals, is the
most preposterous and dangerous that
has ever been advanced in the course of
my public life"
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-01

As predicted, the gold standard bill,
reported from the conference committee
is IA little bit worse than was either the
house or the senate bill. 1t contains
every Objectionable feature that was in
both, and has made most of them more
Objectionable As the Republicans
have the votes, the conference bill will
probably be rushed through this week.
1t has already been agreed that the
senate shall vote upon it Thursday.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-01
Tired
Tired
l fred

LaGrippe made you tired, and
you are tired out. You are
tired in muscle and tired in
brain, tired in body and tired
in mind. Your heart is tired,
your nerves are tired, you are
tired all over. You are too
tired to rest, too tired to sleep
and you feel worse in the morn
ing than you did when you re-
tired at night. You must have
rest-rest for your worn out
nerves and your weary brain
rest that will give your tirei
body a chance to recover. You
can get it right away if you will
send to your druggist for
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-01

Patrolman M. P. Brown of Boston
dropped dead recently. He had been
on tke force 80 years.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-01

Jerusalem is about to be cleansed
both inside and out by sanitary
committee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-07-06
LIEUT.. DRAPER DROWNED.
An Omcer Who Earned His Promo
ton From the Ranks.
Drowned in Luron.

Washington. June yo.-Gcn. MacAr.
thur has cabled the w~ department
the following account of the death of
Lieut.. Draper:
manila. June &c Second Lierten.
ant Paul Draper, Iwcnty-second iafan.
Try. was drowned on the morning 81
june -, working on ferry near Sar
Antonio. Ncuva Tciia. Luzon. bod.
not yet recovered. MacARTlIUl."
Paul Draper was born June -. 1873,
at Valley View. Ia. ana served with
the Sixteenth infantry as private. cor
pogl. sergeant and FIRST sergeant @.
Go. y from July 1897. 10 November
1850. lie was serving on the Philippine
islands as an enlisted man al the dait
q. appointment aa second liuetenani Of
TIE Twenty q infantry and WAS
continually with ai~ regiment 70 4un'
IS, 1890, when ne WAS drowned.
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TOOK OATH OF ALLEGIANCE,
Inmntion To The In>urgcnt
Eilipino-.

Manila. June -. Nine ~ the insur-
gent leaders, including Generals pio
del pilur. Conception. Garcia and Al
yarcz. were released here Yesterday
upon taxing the Dash OF allegiance to
the government and renoupcing all
forms Of revolution ID the Philippines.
together viii making formal ackno,vl-
e0gment % American sovereignty.
This oath H. much stronger and more
binding than the oath which Gen. otis
administered. and was. consequently.
d.siasteful 20 thr fii-pinos who ac-
ccptcd it with bad grace. fully real
izing the results ot any violation.
senior Bnencamino took the cath
MONDAY. II j. hoped that The sparing
Of The nine leaders viii influence .heir
men 20 take advantage Of the amnesty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-07-06
M|SHAP 70 THE OREGON.
The Pride Of the American Navy
Disabled by Grounding IN
Chinese Waters.
she RAN HER BOW ON PINNACLE ROCK
Tn. t.oemttpu A.. In the Gulf of Pc
ehi-Li-The n"cI T.re Hole
Through the side at the ship
Ictstng Water Into Her f"r~"r"
Compartment.

Washington. July 1.-The follow
ing dispatches received AT the navy de'
partment relative - the grounding OF
the Oregon;
'Che Foo, June %. Secretary Navy:
Anchored yesterday in dense fog IN II
fathoi-is. three miles south of How
he light. Gulf of Pe-Chi-Li- Sent ont
two boats and sounded. least water
81. fathoms. Weather clear. Got an.
der way and struck Pinnacle Ecck
Much water in forward compartment
Perfect smooth. shall charter steam
err il possible at Che Foo and lisrten
the shir. Rock through side az snip
above Goublc bottom about frame 10
Small holes also through bottom OF
ship. WILDE
The point where the Oregon ground
ed is - miles Nes'-norihwest Of ,h,
Foo. Taku l. Is0 miles west IL lin
naclc Rock where she struck.
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EXPLODED A BOMBsHELL.
The Question of Religion In Insular
schools Give Rise to IN EN-
citing Incident.

San Juan de Porto Rico, June "a
At a teachers conference held mere
Tuesday evening. Or. Saldana, mem
Der of the insnlar board OF educa-
ton, during the course Of an address.
remarked that the Catholic religion
should again be introduced in the p'lo-
tic schools of Porto Rico.
DR.. Campos Nalladares. Portugu .se
PRESBYTERIAN. superintendent OF pub
lie instruction in Brazil. took exception
to DR.. Saldana's remarks. and turning
10 Bishop Blenk (the bishop Of Porto
hico). said in substance that the Ro-
man Catholic church had been Lera-
tive in results in All the south Ameri-
can countries asserting that the il
ltcracy prevailing there Was due en-
tirely TO the chnrch's influence.
This remark caused great excite.
ment. No sooner were the words ut
tered than Bishop Blenk jumped TO MS
feet. and striking the table with his
closed fist. shouted:
1T j. a lie" adding. Il wiz not 81
quietly and hear the church Of which
am the repres ntajiye in Porto iacc
traduced in such language"
After painful silence. BY commo-
4 impulse. the adhercnts of the bishoI
shouted as with one voics
Long live Catholicism" and the in
cident was closed. though il hal
aroused much feeling.
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w.,eome to Gen. wheeler.

Chicago. July 1.--tien. Joseph
wheeler the new commandant of the
department Of The lakes was formally
welcomed TO Chicago al a puolic re-
ception. Gen. Wheeler. accompanied
by his daughters and the members q
his stan. with their families. was es-
rorted by battalion 81 the FIRST II
i.nois regiment to the First Regiment
armcry, where Mayor Harrison deliv-
cred an address Of welcome. Gen.
Wheeler was cheered enthusiastically
when he arose 10 respond TO the iaay-
or.
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Walking with God will always lead
you toward man.
What you are TO men depends on
what God Is to ron.
The stills Of pride do not help in
the walk with God.
We all hate self when we see II crop
out in somebody else.
The biggest coward Is the one who
Is afraid TO do right.
That cannot be the true religion
which Is 90 absorbed In the revelation
OF God that II forgets Its relation -
men.-Ram's Horn.
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san Juan DC Porto Rico. June 2S.--A
meeting ~ The first executive council
Of Porto Rico will IL held to-day. and
II Is expected that MI the members.
with the exception Of Mcysrs. Russell
and llfumbangh. win be IN .ttendance
The meeting Will he Of nn entirely
preliminary character. and no routine
business has been mapped cut. There
will simply be formal organization Of
The council. The members will be the
guests 81 Gov. Allen. and they will I've
entertained at the military post after
their adjournment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-07-06
THE SITUATION IN CHINA.
Gallant Conduct Com m ended-The Killing
OF Baron Won k~tseier burned
Legations At rekin.

London, July .. le.i5 a. m.-A dis
patch from Admiral Bruce to fhr adj
liraliy. sent Via Gle Foo, under Date
Of jane ~. says:
Tho conduct 81 Commander Slew
art 4; the Algerine and Commander
i!au~r OF the German gunhoai llris
~ the boinbardnrnt OF the TaAm forts
was magnificent and ELECTED The adj
mraiicr of ID. allied ships.
RI, river roN'e 10 iicn Tsin 81
iul,> from Taku. j. now open. The
railnay head i now Nine miles from
lien rsir The read inward = not
q it, safe. and communicated To Ten
I>in T. difficult.
~ fort ls milc~ above Tal i was
found desarte ~ Lieut. ( ON. Krycs,
fma VS. blown UP, leaving the pa-saga
W the river free l.ieuf.-C un4 n yes
reports iha' the arsenal 1t Tien isin
WAS captured Jun 20 ~ The naval
I brigade, rhe losses were Eve Killed,
Ii.ui. colomb SLIGHTLY wounded ana a
gunner and "a m-n wounded. Their,
u;c ru further details"
NaIrerdcr is n charge ~ all OH
/ force or the river and lines oi COM
nHnieution.
Nee idmiral AleNicff. governor gen
.eral OF Port Arthur. and commander
ir-chi,f ~ the Russians IT. the east
na~ ;.rrivra. on his Way "a TEEN rsin
taking supr me command oi the l;ds
I. siam forces landed NJ date
Germ any has ~ of, ,r~ and J 400
mc4. Great britain. III c.Hc r aua l..
30 men; Nustria. ~ nii.c"rs and III
mrw: italy officers nnd i'i men
Japan. 10 officer and 300 man. an,
I.usSia. ~, officers and -.-ii MN. viii
q total Of SO field guns and 30 riachin'
I ,gNS.
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il one OF the most charming summer resorts
reach "a via the Chicago, Milwaukee q II.
Paul Railway
Its healthiul location, beautiful scenery.
good hotels and complete immunity from
hay fever, make a summer outing at Mar
quette, Mich, very attractive from the
standpoint of health. rest and comfort.
For copy o, "rh. Lake Superior Coun-
try" containing description OF Marquette
and the copper country. address. with four
"a cents IN stamps 70 pay postage, Geo. III.
Heaiiord. Genera! Passenger Agent, Chr
caco ILL.,
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One
wo,,an,s
Letter


~ d0cf0sed with two Of
me OeSr nOcrOrS IN the CITY
for two years and had no
relief until ! used the
Pinlti5asss remedies.
HMy trouble was ulcer.
alton Of the uterus. ISuf-
fered terribly, could not
sleep nights and thought
sometimes that death
would be such . relief. 4.
"To-dayI am . we'll wo-
man, abie 10 do my own
work, and have not . pain
"Iused four bottles Of
lydia e. PinltksasSs's Vege-
table COMPOUND and three
nackaaes of Sanafive
Wash and cannot praise
the medicines enough =
MRS. ELIZA THOMAS,
ga Pine ST., ENsfOn, Pas
Mrs. Pisjtlsans advises
suffering women without
charge. IL,
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hri,Icr kiiiea-othcr Minister. safe.

Na-ningtoa. Jiils I. IND Important
caa'cerams were received today from
United states I1nsrl Guodnpw. At
Shanghai The daic Is understood TO
IL hat ~ last ni.n-. The CONSUL states
III substance:
ut j. rnmorel in shanghai Tint the
German rini-ier N Pchin. i;aran Nnn
Kriilcr WAS Killed u: rckin on the 18th
IL Jane on H. 2ad 81 June three ~
~ legation buildings wcre still stanh-
inr Tie others had been burned. On
Tie "tih ~ Jur" . dispatch MS r.
c.itfh N Shanghai from Young IN
fi,. irNcd 10 hc lh, vicer0y 81 the
rroyince Of rc-Chi-I.i. where the Irin-
cipal troubles have occurred stating
thai other ministers were safe.
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TIE JAPANESE s.Bi>ET.
divided Opinions IN Relation TO the
course with china.

London. June ~ According q a
dispatch from Yokohama diracd
opinions were expressed al Thursdays
meeting ~ the Japanese cabinet. The
ministers OF war and marine and their
supporters urged that Japan should
undertake the suppression OF the
rebels in China. while smother section
contcnhed that Japan ought 10 cor
fine her efforts TO tile protection Of
foreigners.
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AN INJUNCTION REFUSED.
10 Enioip jeanette steer ~ w
:. ciIbcrt'- Bchrns.

London June a0.--Ihe chanccry
court has refused 80 grant The iniunc-
ton applied for by W. :. Gilbert. the
dramatist. 10 restrain Janeite Steer
the American actress. from continu-
ing the production. ~ the Comedy the.
aicv. OF the formers play Of "ryg.
nation and nalatea." on the ground
that she had materially altered the
business as arranged by him
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Employer-Accord!ng to your credentals
fou are man OF unimpeachable honesty.
How much wages do YOU a-k
Honest Applicant depends II YOU
have a cash register n the shop should
have to ask S25 per week If there Is no reg
lister ] might be satisfied with sl5.-Bostoa
TraIscript
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ton. and condemns the covering
The state Ticket.


The state ticket. rs completed. is ~
follows. all having been unanimously
nominated.
Governor Samuel Alschuler. 81 aurora
t-,;ovcrnor-E Elmer l.. Percy
81 Brown count.
secretary u siate-Jas. T. oDonnen OF
Bloomington So,
state Treasurer-M r. Dunlap. Jackson
Attorney -General-James Todd. Cook
Trustees University of Illinois-Jos.
Schwartz. Of Marion county. Shas, e.lss.
OF IIillsborn. ana Mrs JlAA hY.ihes
Smith. OF Chicago
Presidential Electors mt Large.
John q. schubert OF Chicago.
Edward l. Clover. of Morris
Delegates az Larse.
Carter Harrison. 81 Chicago.
H.n 4 cable. Of Rock Island.
A ; Trade. of Chicago.
j T. Williams ri Carmi
AIfcrnatr- nt Large.
Edward Cohen. OF Chicago
Charles Verne. OF Chicago.
Or. Walter Watson. Mount Vernon.
George W Fithian, % Newton.
Large.
Thoma. 0ahan. OF Chicago.
William Roach. OF Chicago
j ) Jcnes. Of Chicago.
Fred Fidred. OF Chicago
i ". Havili. OF Mount Vernon.
w l.. Mounts. Of carlinNilie
p c Haley. OF Joliet
". p B-inton. Of Peru.
J. r Murphy. Of Peoria.
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Men admire women because they are
women and anything that makes them less
womanly makes them les charming Phil
adeiphia Times.
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~RAYMoN,. ROGERS,

Hong Kong. JUNE -. Secretary
Navy. Washington: princeton Ar-
rived. Brooklyn leaves for Nasasaki.
Tie Zafro. at Che Zoo. has been sent
to assist the Oregon. reported by Eog.
err on q rocl, south How Ike light. Iris
going o her assistance.
.-Ernfwr.
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BATTLEsHIP OREGON ASHORE.
The Pride of the American NaNy the
Victim al n shine-c Ioa-tid
Promptiy sent 80 Her.

Shanghai. June a9.-Ii is reported
here that the United States baiticshiT
Oregon went ashore on the Island Hoo
kie. III the Mao Tao group. ~ Mules
north ~ Che Foo. ann that steamer
of the lnaD-China Steam Navigation
Co. has gone 20 her assistance.
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Look There's a coiored messenger boy.
running" sure enough They ought IL
advertise him as Warranted. fas. black Z"
Philadelphia Bulletin.
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Shanghai. July y. The German iaia.
lister was attacked while proceeding TO
,hc iSun~ Vi yamtn. wherc hr died
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-07-06

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an nfall-
bic medicine for coughs aud colds-N w.
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Drugs have their lses. but don't store
them IN your stomach Beeman's Pepsn
Gum aids the natura. forces 10 perform their
functions.