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The Iola register., 1900-03-23
PRAIRIE CENTER.

b, +. Clark, Reporter
march 2l-rhe equinox is here.
The health is generally good.
Oats sowing is the order of the day,
The Amateurs played at Villas,
Wilson county Saturday night. They
report n full house.
Several changes have taken place
since the first of march.
Bob White moved up into the
Seosho Valley neighborhood.
The Iola register., 1900-03-23
CARPENTER.
Miss Knowlton, Reporter.

march 19-E ID Curtis sawed wood
for Carpenters Friday and Saturday.
The Farmers are beginning their
plowinG and sowing oats.
Mr. aud MIS- Geo Smith, who have
been visiting at MIR Christy's, return
ed home Saturday.
Henry Bedenbender visited our
school Tuesday.
Mr. and MRS George Smith visited
our school Tuesday afternoon.
The Iola register., 1900-03-23
HUMBOLDT.
A. W. cunningham, Reporter.

March l0-There are two tick ete in
field for the city election. James
Peery heads one with E III Leitzbacb,
J II Osborn, VIM Braucher, A + NC
Carty and NJ Henrichs for council
men, j b Miller for city clerk, II
Kemmerer for marshal, ; ; Speak
man for street commissioner, and } NJ
Wallace for police judge. The second
ticket was nominated rs follOwr:
Mayor, J NJ Wallace; councilmen, &
II Pratt, j III Osborn, VIM Braucher,
r. Gillooly and Frank Fussman; clerk
III ID smith; marshal, ID Riley; street
cOmmssiOner, j. Scheer, and police
judge, John Savage.
The Salvation Army left Friday
after very successful ten days here.
The meetings were crowded and a
number of conversions made The
boys have an excellent band and
gave first class concerts daily. While
here they received some new uni
forms and were able to pay for them
from their collections in Humboldt.
G rrnett will be their next stop.
MISS Lucille Bragg entertained last
Thursday afternoon and evening in
honor of her cousin, Miss Franklin, of
Lawrence.
Rev 5 ) lGstey will lecture at the
Methodist church Tuesday evening
March goth. He is under the auspices
of the Local Union.
Raph Pickell Is at home for a weeks
vacation. He won the DeclamatoTy
contest at Baker university this year
and Humboldt is proud Of him.
The household goods and property
of Aunt Sarah Andrews VINO died re-
Gently were sold by IhOs McCiarrison
Saturday afternoon. She left every
thing to an orphan asylum and had
appointed Mr McGarrison her admin
istratOr.
Griff CrowfOrd has sold his house,
hold goods and moved to Illinois
where he will reside.
o, beauty what powerful weapon
thou art. The bravest men fall at thy
feet. No wonder women take Rocky
Mountain Tea to prolong that joyous
spell. Ask your druggist.
The Iola register., 1900-03-23

Mr. Hibbs moved to Humboldt and
Mr. rOttman moved on to the Brett
place.
Several of the young fIlks attend
ed church at Salem chapel Monday
night
b f Clark attended the meeting at
Salem most of the time last week.
Mrs Ella Butler and children visited
her father, B f Clark, Monday and
Tuesday.
The Iola register., 1900-03-23
CENTER GROVE.
Miss Belle Rey nolds Reporter

march 20-Mrs Foster of Prairie
View, visited her mother, Mrs
Reynolds, the first of the week,
Mary Binger is on the sick list.
There was dance at Mr. Hall's
Saturday night. A good time is re-
ported.
Caid Adams and Leila Foster are
assisting Mr. and Mrs Joe Reynolds
with their work.
Mr. Osborn and family visited at Mrs
Butts near maple Grove Saturday
and Sunday.
Leila Foster and ye scribe went to
Chanute Tuesday.
The Iola register., 1900-03-23

We wish to say word in regard to
the Monroe Drug Co. manu- facturers
of Putnam Fadeless Dyes. They not
only make the best dyes on the mar
ket and give you the most for your
money, but they actually pay the
printer in advance. Campbell q
Burrell are their agents.
The Iola register., 1900-03-23

Prickly Ash Bittsrs cures d iseases o
the kidneys, clesnses and strengthens
the liver. stomach and bowels. Fort
sale by Chas. B. Spencer q Co.
The Iola register., 1900-03-23

correspondence continued on page 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-15
FOR LEASE.

FOB LEAsE-BICYCLE TRACK AND ATHLETIC
Iart Conduit road, for single. day or long term
good chsnce for responsible parties. CLARK
BROS, COS 18th NV. je15-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE,

"A .ail ED-SiIuAT1o FOR Roy TO DO Err
rands ~ work around the house: no obiection to
ms ms, i. ,a, the city Call after pm. A. B.,
A-iA i"tH St NV iel5-2ts
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"ANft.D-Bi COLORED BOY WORK IN PRI-
waite family; good reference. Apply CPS Acker
-
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WANTED STU ATION As GARDENER on
cnces- +. HORRACH 1123 9th St NV i.i5-3t.
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED NEAR 9TH AND f. CAPITOL,
In small family. by single gentleman: boarding
house: give particulars. Address Box 123, Star
efncs. It,
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED AN IMMEDIATE PURCHASER,
tt Lnp,icrn h. of IL or II rooms. west Of 10TH
81 Washington Heights price not Ia
coed SlI 30. Send particulars at
jelJ-}t MOORE X HILL. III 18th 81. ny
WANTED : OR BROOM HOUSE. NORTHWEST:
central. ami: rent not 10 exceed $50 Address
Box lDl Star office. je1I-3t"
WANTED, l HAVE \ CHOICE UNINCI'MEERED
ccrn"r PROPERTY In cliicae" worth sl2.Hc: will
eNchatg. for property here. State location. price.
etc. Address Eui TABLE. star Office. j,.li-si'
WANTEp-AE OPrOErU NIFTY To RENT YOUR
HOUSE. CALI. Us Us. WE KNOW YpT WILL
RE PLEASED WITH ot K SYSTEM OF DOING
III SINF.sS. WE WILL GIVE YOUR i'RDri:R-
TY uUR ERSoNAL ATTENTION. WE WILL
ADVERTISE If AND TAkE RENTERS To
SEE If. WE'LL SEND NOI- y CHECK TIE
SAME DAY THE RENT Is PAID
je1IJJ STONE & FAIRFAX SOC F ST. NV.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR LB-CHEAP-BUSiNESS PROPERTY ON
7th st. NV: a bargain. Inquire at 1912 It'll st.
NV, OWNER. je14-<ts
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MEDICAL.
The X-Ray
r1edical Institute.

BIT 9TH STREET, WASHINGTON, DC.
x-Ray in Use for FL mirlstion and Diagnosis.
eases of man and woman; Eatarrh Rheumatism,
Brain stomach. Heart; K.aney. Bladder , Msner;
CURED; latest electric discovery: knife; no in
lection; no pain Trusses on trial.
Structure. varicocele. Hydroeele. Blood Poison
cured without mercury.
Especial attention in old and so-called fncurable
II, to g. Tuesdays and Saturdays till 8 evening.
ie4-2Otf DR. CZARRA
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RlNT-COR 18TH AND q STS UNFUR-
nished office, suitable for dentist or LAWYER: LIST
floor: use OF large reception room, furnished;
elegant location 623 18th ST. NV. je15-2t.
FOR REMITTANCE WELL-LIGHTED MODERN
Offices; elevator, electric light steam heat; jani-
tor service: rent. s1250; extras. Metzerott
bldg. no F ST. NV
oc30-n GAScH BROS. Agts 1907 st.
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10Th and F, 5r. 5000 1913 + nw..sS & 20 OO
Atlantic Coast Line $3.50 NV. So to 22 50
bldg from $40 to 500 40 La $40 ..nd Is 90
Sun building. +o5 7tb NV, each 10 90
STORES
93S .125o0 214 9th NV .5 90
6l1 llth NV, 17xi6 1851 1874 18th NV IRIS So 90
STABLES.
1882 Mass nvfreaD. 1000 l.lS Sth NV (rear,. s. 90
oiI II" rear. i.oO jel3tf
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PERSONAL.

ARE YOU AWARE OF THE FACT THAT WE
are the IeDpe-yes, the only ones-that pay you
what your men worn garments are worth? Send
for o;ce.
je15-5tf JUSTHS OLD STAND 6I9 D.
DELICATE AND INTRICATE CASES INyFSTI-
gated everywhere; suspected persons watched :
claims collected: confidential. NATIONAL, DE.
TECTIvE AGENCY. authorized. 6O3 18th St NV
Open day and night. te8-l2ts
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

L OAOm00 xeA &I4O DS0AS
THE WEEMs STEAMBOAT co.
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
STEAMERS NORTHUMBERLAND and POTOMAC.
On and after June 7. 1909 the steamers will
Thursday at pm. for Baltimore and river land
All river freight must be prepaid.
Baltimore freight solicited.
Accommodations for passengers strictly nrst-class
STEPHENSON BRO, Agts Telephone 745.
te8-12f
E s. RANDAILs POTOMAC RIVER LINE
Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave 9Th
street wharf Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays ut
Z am, landing at Colonial Beach, Chapel Point
Returning on Mondays and Wednesdays at pm
UNITED STATES NAIL 4, ROUTE
and intermediate landings.
The new steamer ESTELLE RANDALL, daily.
except Sunday, $50 am. Returning about 3 pm.
Passenger accommodations hrst-class. Freight 70
E. s. RANDALL
Proprietor and Manager.
GEO. O. CARPENTER, General Agent, Washington.
VIM. NJ. REARDON. Agent. Alexandria se18-tf.20
STEAMER Wakefield,
For POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS:
Mondays, Z am, for intermediate landings to Co.
lonial Beach. Bushwood, Rock Pit, Colton's Nom
ini Creek. Abelrs, Leonardtown. Stones. Howard
and Cobrum's.
Colonial Beach, Eastwood. Rock Point. Colfonis.
Leonardtown, Abell's. Nomini Creek. Ooan and
Yeocomico rivers.
Colonial beach. Eastwood. Rock Point. Coifon's.
Sc schedule in effect August q, 1899.
aule-1stf O. W. RIDLEY. General Manager.
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WANTED - BY RELIABLE COLORED MAN
good place in house store; al!-rouui handy
man; best city ref. Call address 1927 9TH ST.
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FOR RENT-MY FORMER LIE DRoIT PARK
3story brick, 11-room dwelling house, NV. corner
of T and Sd, opposite circle: shade trees grano-
lithic walks and terrace: good repair; rent lease
or sale; key next door; SIS. WILLIAM BIRNEY,
416 5th st. je5-tf
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WANTED 4 YOUNG MAN WHO tNipf.k-
stands fob tyrcseftiris thoroughly: state salary
expect j: permanent position. Address Box 1o'
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FOR RENT 1928 Fla nv, 3r. IA. SO
1914 18th NV, furnished 1919 Pierce pl, Or. % so
2142 nv, ST. $40 80 POS r NV, Or. .13. 20
Ely NV. Or. 30 90 FLATS. -. $40 so G. $40
1920 Kingman. II. 90 Five and six rooms
30S 18th NV. Tor. y 0ol OFFICE RMS-913 G NV.
104 Csc, 12r. rs sol STORE-SO3 NV.
jeS-8tf II. L. RUST, 6OS 14th ST. NV
FOR RENT-DEEBLE & CO.. 1919 + ST
929 r av 8rdba $45 OO 1854 X st, Or, W.. II 30
1925 10Th NV, 6rGb. II. 40 31O3 X St. Or, g. so
my23-tr
FOR RENT-15o5 9Th; B. H, CIR, BATH. $40 40
II ST.. b; h.. Or. bath;
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DIR. Reed, Specialist,
Treats successfully Catarrb. Kidney and Stom.
ach Troubles etc. CURES special diseases with.
ont the use Of mercury, etc Office hours. 10 to
/, to 9; Sunday. 10 to u. CONSULTATION
FREE 500 18TH 81. NV. mh13-Stf
DIR. LeatR1erman,
Expert specialist in the cure of all special dis
eases of men and women, Consultation free.
Daily, 8 to II, 2 to 5; Tues. Thurs and Sat,
evenings. to g. coz NV. Closed on Sunday.
de16-eu
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LOST AND FOUND.

L1'ST-Jl-NE IA. ON MASS. AVE BET 10TH AND
llth. pink skirt. Return o y26 Mass ave, NV
Tor reward. it,
LOST-ON 18TH ST. DARK GREEN LEATHER
pocktt book. containing money and keys Return
to library. Calvary Baptist Church. Reward 1t.
LoST-SCNDAf EVENING. JUNE 10, ABOUT
o'clock on leaving ST. of Arlington
Hotel. black Spanish lace scarf $500 reward
II returned to 5O7 4th st. NV. jel4-3ts
LST-JUNE 49, AT It'll AND BOUNDARY A
pocket book. containing Of money and
wedding ring. Finder retain money II ring
Is returned TO Star office. je13-3t
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FOR RENT-$35 90 PER MONTH-COLUMBIA
Heights; fine house; IL rooms; kitchen on first
floor; available at once; 3012 18th st. Apply on
premises je13-4ts
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LINkINS, 500 18TH ST.
2046 L NV, 6r&b. ..22.5O
1886 y NV. CRIB. 20. so
1906 F NV. 6r&b. .20.50
523 23d, 6r&w. 1850
2423 Ontario, Or. w.l2.OO
AS Hayes ct. Ar, wa. 800
l122 Brainard. Or, w.S.3O
II NJ sw, Or, W. 30
22634 Green's al, 5r, Woo
9S 9th NV, 4r, wa. $3.50
Res.
1918 Pa av NV, sto. 20. 90
sos ii Ne, fine store 22.5O
1915 Pa av NV, bas' t1C.OO
je1-tf
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WANTED-CoIORED MAN TO DRIVE and
m. 1iIn ia 81 sw jel42t'
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bOR RHNG-
HOB H NV, Grab. .$5O.50
1885 /, Dor, b, ami. 100. 90
1919 10th, cor Greg. 10000
llO5 X NV. 12r.
1871 Q NV. 1Sr. b. 5000
&6 Mass av ne. 1T 5000
ap21-4Sts TYLER & RI
FOR RENT
17OS Mass av, 17r,
2 baths. ........4416.66
Chevy Chase. Nd. .&. 90
l7OS Q st, 9r&b. .G. 90
1926 II 1t, 12r&b. 80. 90
1925 18th, Sr&2ba. 80. 90
te9-tf Ga
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FOR sALE-HOw To OWN a HOME on SO A
mouth? For particulars drop postal for book
let" illustrating Fort Meyer Heights. Carriage
will call at your door free OF charge to convey
yen to the property.
jel3-7t FULTON r. GORDON, 1906 G NV
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FOR SALE-A HOUSE: THREE STORY: . RMS.
ard bath; electric bells: furnace In cellar: bay
windows: location. intersection Of 81 and New
Jersey NV; 1t only requires to he seen 20
he appreciated. Price, Se.nnn: So. 100 cash. bal.
to suit purchaser. Inquire Of 3. RIoRDAN,
Gil y J.l4-;'t.
FOR SAIE-S1o0 CASH. BALANCE $50 MONTH
ly-New 2-story brick: rooms and bath: bay
window; front and back yards; in the northeast.
Open for inspection. H. II. HOWENSTElN.
$40 G. St NV jel4-3t
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WANTED -MIsCELLANEOUS.

WANTED MAN HING AROUND MY PLACE
all day and convinced that paid the high
est cash price for old gold silver, diamonds, etc.
Lot Is ABRAHAMS. fse, 18th II W, opp. pat. Office
i,IH i
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OPENING FOR PHYSICIAN-I HAVE SMALL,
country place for sale in Montgomery co.. miles
from city. 3 miles from Takpila which will maxi
an excellent location for physician: no doctor
within three miles. W. 2. SPRINGER. 341 F st.
NV je7- I'm
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WANTED-HELP.
Vi LIZ.

WANTEi, - BOOK KItEiER: MIST FURNISH
bond COS bond S.. Per month Tor nfst siA
months Address BOX In. Star Office
wANTrs, - STENnGEAPliER. TfPENRli rt s
and ln.,kk.eI-rr to art is private secretary, sthu
full particulars. including experience. references
and sahTy expected. good. permanent Psition
Address z DIllre.
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WANIEH-Bi YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE
Position bo,kkeeper or clerical work of am
KIND best OF reference. Address Box 135 Sta
iaIS p-a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-08
Policemen and snectacIes

New York Evening Post An un- usual application has been made to the police board by Patrolman George ". Rogers of the Gates avenue station, Brooklyn, who wants to wear eye glasses. The lids of the policemans eyes are inflamed, and the strong wind affects his eyes greatly. This is new question for the board to decide. Some sergeants, captains and other officers use glasses on desk duty. but no pa- trolman has ever worn them on patrol duty. It is hardly thought that if the policeman got into fight he might be dangerously hurt by his glasses being broken. Rogers has been a policeman twelve years. The board has referred his case to the police surgeons who will examine Rogers and report his condition to the board.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-08
. : - chnLed on a LozeD ge.

oshkosh fWis.) Spe. Chicago Chron- ;c,e q. R. Ryan, travelling man in tba employ of the Lowe Siiverware IT sa1a asn,,factnring Company of Chicago, died suddenly and in great agony at The Athearn the other evening. lie nad heen ailjng with sore throat, and a bell how who answered hurried call to his room. found him gasping and wrifhfng in agony He told the doc tors a lozenge he attempted to swal- low had gone the wrong way. All efforts 10 relieve failed and ne died appsreAtly from suffocation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-08
,,,so.,,,centions of Children.

From the London Academy May add one more example to the aston ish5np list of childish misconceptions r. vas in the days when the lltany fov,ned an inevitable part of the morn 5no service and a little boy of my ae7 nnaintance, unable to read, used to hear. in response to an unlnteiilglole drone from the officiating clergyman tbe oft-repeated and awe-insplrlhs statement. We see-such halrus, good Lord,. Many scared glance uip he cast about the little country church' monderine what s'hairus' might De a.a why he could not also see one. .rba sentence was. of course, the BUCK anahamsh shire rendering of We De- saech thee to hear us goou hoiu Eight pupils, whose average age m,srs ard.s 1aT were asked to write the Lora ~ rover from memory. Five of the elsht rrote. Lead us not in tutem eation
 \ friend took her Sunday school class ,s' to the seaside. It was a new eApeai 9.,a.l. ence for one scholar, who eAeia,nlee % ."raaoner there's the sea, but where ,s all inc tinimies?' c'The sea ana a'' that in them Is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-08
POLICEMEN LONDON
Queer Occupation of Crowd of With
 cred Danes.

London has many queer things in the huge extent of it's area, but none queerer than its women guardians of the streets. for London, unknown to most of it's inhabitants, has a police force the like of which does not exist i'll any other city on earth. In order to see it work you must get up very early on Friday morning and visit Co., vent Garden market. There you will see such block of traffic and such a crowd of angry and unreasonable drlv- CTS that you will not be surprised at the Metropolitan police giving up the duty of keeping order as an impossi- ble job. But still you will find that things come right in the end, and on looking to find how this is brought about you will probably be shocked to discover that Covent Garden has d po- lice force all to itself i'll the shape of some hundred or so of old women. order the drivers to stop. or back their horses, or move on. They shout and swear and shake their fists and catch the horses heads and, if necessary, shy turnips or potatoes at the drivers. But they always succeed in having their own way. But for these women it is believed that it would be necessary to read the riot act every Saturday morn ing in Coyent Garden. As it is. the women police make comfortable ltv- ing out of their profession, the drivers giving them daily tips, while the pro- prietors pay them fair salary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-08
THIS HERO WORE NO UNIFORM
He Braved Death in Poisonous We'll
 to save His Neighbors.

to save His Neishbors.
 From the Kansas City Journal: Near Maple City, in Cowley county one day last week. Farmer John Ste Yenson and his hired man went down into q well 10 clean it out. Both were overcome by foul air and were stone ead when taken from tae well. On the same day at the listIa village Of Cattagine, in Ellis county. similar catastrophe resulted in bringing forth a hero whose name fs= worthy Of enrolment among the best and great esa Paul Meis went down into his fathers well after a fallen bucket, He was overcome by the gas and became unconscious. William PeIzel hrayely went down after Meis, and he in turn suecBmbed to the deadly vapor Then Paul Keoner went down after the other two and met similar fate. and this Was the situation when Henry Karin arrived on the scene. Without a mo- ment's hesitation Karin had a rope tied beneath his arms and a silk hand kerchief over his face, and he was then lowered in the well carrying an extra rope. Reaching the bottom he hastily tied the loose rope around the leg of man and the man was hoisted to the surface. Twice this operation was re- peated and then Karin was hauled out, he having become unconscious just as he finished tying the rope on the last man, All four remained uneon- scioas for long time, but doctors finally succeeded in bringing them around Neither Pelzel nor Keoner knew the danger they were going into, S they had never heard of water gas, bat Karin did, and he took the chances like a hero
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-08
Bank Notes Destrnre1i.

he Bank of England destroys about 250,000 of it's notes every week, to re- place them with freshly printed ones. One evening in each week is set apart for the making of this expensive hon. fire
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-08
:" The Best $
 the Gheapestt. :,

Experience teaches Hat good clothes zUear longest, good food gfVes best nutrition, and ] good medicine that cures disease IS natmaHy the best and cheapest. Hood s Sarsaparflta $ the best aedf- cine money can bay, Beeaase # cures qUhen all others fail.
 Poor Health .sHad poor heaa6 fo, years, pad.s tn shoulders. 6ac8 and hfps, qp9h constant headache, ner9oasaess and no appetite. Used Hood Sarsaparilla. gatred strength and can zpork hard all day; cat heartily and sleep z0eH. took T because f helped ny husband fo qUhon1 f gaoe strength. Mrs. E. J. GffeLs, Moose Lake, M1n.
 d6odJ SanJqbo,i1&
 EIl lEzly :i.:l ,
 Hood, Pills liver Ills the non-irritating and only eathartic to take with Hoods sarsaparilla.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-11-16

rightly so. It was stated and pretty
we'll substantiated that he was in favor
of the policy of the government tn the
Philippines until he became a candl-
date for office and then he had to
change his views in order to fit the
Bryan platform. The man who will
forsake the cause of his country for
office is hardly to be considered a safe
man to honor. But will the Alert
take the case of Major White. He was
a volunteer and did his full duty. He
came home and fought the battles of
his country as well at the polls as IN
the field. Certainly the attacks upon
the record of Lieutenant Hildreth did
not harm him, (White) for he ran we'll
up with the head of the ticket and lost
votes only where personal friendship
and nationality made some for Wiper
man. When Lieutenant Hildreth left
his large practice and went forth to
war there were many to do him honor.
When he came home and urged all
good citizens to support the govern
ment there were more to do him honor
But when. suddenly, he changed his
views and felt that the government
was all wrong, it was difficult to see
any reason for it except a desire for
office.