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Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02
Om Rornet.
Norif Sfpleitil ifrepet iaar.

&ornet er ct at bort yanos pigtigite
NGrinssDeie. Oct sr bel neppe nosen
N9ringspei, iom iaaIeoes brsbfpoer
bort 5olf.
Sporleoes ituloe bet gaa os uoen
8ornet! Selpe 5uglene MATTE bum
gre. De MATTE enopg unppGre tit
Sulenee. Sg De fattige tunbe life len.
ger ltgge paa Sdlm.
8prnet porer op at SorDen iom er
iaab, pg bpert Surn fan enoog brinz
&c mangefplp igjen, Tom bet itaar
8ibelen ON S9bemanoen.
Sprnet faces / BERTH bel inorettebe
a9re, ipm gjerne ferit er plsiet pg
eieo1et meo So eler anoet Iffdlo.
Wten bette itdl life paa nogen Maaos
fprringe bets Smds. Spertimoo.
&ornet er en- bib Srugt, iom oprz
tes pper belle 8eroen noro til Sronoz
biem, naar BET er mooent Iapes bet til
9rso eller ogIaa til Mel bboraf 9rst
buges. 4sers og Sornortftsn er uoen
spipl at flor @iatigbeb for ps, ba pi
uben ben neppe fit grsp moi, bpab ber
er meeet farligt.
Nadr Gprnet er mpoent, ubmerte,
BET Jig peO fine Staser, be iaatalott
aprnituser, iom bet benssr paa, inotiI
bet taees neo.
2igefom lllpene blanbt Oprene,
iaaleoes er Sornet blanot Menneftent
Selitabsplante. Oct er fun Iieloer
man traHer bet enteltbis sner parpis
Selp | en- liben 8rsoportion mebsual
abfinige 6apretorn.
Naar Sornet er poret, bar bet Ian
&c Stilter, ION bet ftaar paa, ben Iaa:
talote Salm. Jsreno bet er fulbporet
uosisr 8ornet fsIp StiIferns. Haal
Bet fua er f9rbist, tisres bet bort
fore aas, hporpeb noeet fatbsr nst
langs 9eitanterne os tjener 5uglent
til Ssbs. Reiten iamles / 2aber.
Spis 8ornet begpnber at ipirs / Ga.
berne, blir bet til Malt % !Sumle.
bporaf Saet tommer. gf enteIte &or..
tommer ogiad 9~ranoepin, iiGr rao
8uarbsne opOber 8uobranosoalen,
Men ba 2snsmonben Iaa bet, iatts
ban itrar en- itrsng Stopper for net,
fad MI MAJ Ri foa bort 9rGneeoin
fra bet tpife aorn / 9umburs.
gi fer iaalsbss, at aornet baao.
tan brittes fom 81 og 8rpnoepin %
ipiiss ipm grsb Og aiats, iTqr
6apreti9ts.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02

IGnse man life bar noset at irtte iites
bet for 2oaen.
Der sr pefaa mango a%merisaners |
5orretning | Rortbpooo. Saaleoes sr
bet am~eriiunfre, Tom eier os oriper
0isnen. ben enc al gpens Banter og
ct apotbei, FAINT andre 5orretninser.
gpens to llgeblabe eies os rebigeres al
Imeritansrs.
9pen bar ndtnrIigpts 5elsfpn og
elettriit Chs, FAINT ct aobt granopGs
fen.
Counties Sasferer, Recorber og
Sheriff blir Horbm9no, oe Rorom9ns
osne bar Wagten til at bei9tte ale
Counties Gmbeber efter eget 3Dtte,
ON be bolber iammen. Der er life
mango norfte 0emptrater pg populis
tier Der, os be, Tom er, er budoe OPP
Ipite c9 bpsselies JtGno. Oct er
IGnge, iiben je9 bsrte noeen arsumens
tsre for "frit Sslp."
8utteu MAJ oioe, bpab Srug
RorthpooO bar for s Suefsrere, od
Der iieIben FIRES Eager. Rpgle al
oisie s er piit "IaeeslsIe" M9no; men
ieg retter life Qngreb mob benz for bet.
30 at oisie Retfaroigbeoens 5ortols
tere er norIte, pg be er MI life "fagess
lcie." Spar goe er gountp 4ttornep
m. m. og 6. 2ipid bar foruoen tit
SugfsrerOirte ogida Guanes, Redl
.Gitates, Qsiurane og Sntasiatortonz
tor. JulDt iua mango 9ottorer bar
man title, og fun ben enc er norit,
sbpS, 81. Stirrub, Der moi Hal hptte
til aeniett. Oct ifal bore en- opgtis
SGge, og Iaapiot jeg buffer er ban uoz
eramineret oeo ariitianid lniperiitet.
aon9resmunO Saugen bar / Here
Var oGret NortbDopomano, og bans
8enner Der Iom operalt l9gser naturs
ligpis meb Sornsielie Merte til, at
ban alereoe bar fdat Plaos / life
minore eno to &omitesr, 2anobrugss
tomitsen og Observation-Disclosures.
Min Sro er MI, at !Saugen bill flare
Jig, bpor man i9tter BAN, pg al Rorbs
boerne / fjerbe 0iitrit life bill fqa
8runo til at famine fig oper, at be
ienote BAN til Hationalfpriamlingen.
Oct er Meno Ium Suugen, hi trGnser
Der - erliee, ibGrbige Qrbeibere.
Der bar pGret ct pur Silf9loe at
appperne | R%ortbpopo; men 29serne
bar Saab ON, at Spscommen lite ital
TONNE nibers.
@nonu er bet bare gatten Der.
Hor.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02

ltg rneb benoe. aa ON be bare ptoite,
bnor bun lumber ben snrns, efter ltoi
6~orItaaelie os penlig SeItagelie. Wierl
bet Ter be lite.
Sltgt t1rer paa ben gdmles Sinh.
Oct er iaa tunst, iaa iaart at Bill lat
uoentor Der, en- glerne piIoe p9re meo.
Dttn - bet falDsr iua ~beiD9rlist at
inaite mep samIs 9softemor. en- mae
firise iao fpart.
Stdttars samk! gun er lat ubens
for. Os bog iiober bun Der taalmOois
Dag efter Dag os ipr os lappsr og
Hopper for be utatnsmmelise - eler
ital pi bare iise tuutelsieg 8srn os
g%srnebern. vi og til maa BUN afz
brpoe bet raftIsie QrbeiOe for at tsrre
griaerne - be busser iaa lemt. "@a
be foritaar life, bpOr eniom os forlaot
ies fsIer mig; nei. be foritaar bet itte."
Sab os tiIbolOe be unse Tom glist
at piie @rbsbisbeo os Spmertioms
beb mob be samls, en- plist Tom itt'
bare gialber Soralbrene men ligeiaa
fnlbt 8ebitefdr os gebitemor.
Gn' Jung Gut eler pise, fbm ian
Iagse 1T 4rbeibe bort eler for en-
Stnnb dfbrpbe i'm 2eg for at fnafte
meb sdmle 8ebitemor. sisr berpeb en-
COB 8jernins pe Logger for 9usen ct
9jertelag, ION fpaar gobt for Srems
tioen.-(Gfter "gernene.")
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02
Cor Rpinoen.
Rsbiasret for Sec. .goaen. of Una donna
Admonition.

How wrought | yesterday Small mo-
ments, now,
To question with vain tears, Or bitter
moan,
Since every word you wrote upon the
sands
OF yesterday hath hardened into stone.
"How work tomorrow" IT'S a day I'm.
born,
To scar whose formless features is not
granted.
Ere the new morning dawns, soul, thou
mayst wing
Thy fight beyond to-morrows. dis
enchanted.
"How shall work today o soul of
mine!
To-day stands on her threshold, girt to
lead
Thy feet to life immortal; strive with
fear;
Deep pitfalls strew the way: take heed
take heedl
Selected.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02
5uBle. Selifabet.
.sn liben fsprtelina ipr Nprn.

9et bapoe regnet bele Ratten. Der
paa begpnote bet at bleIe tplbt, lao
Resnoraaberne frss pda Sr9erne, o5
bper Gren pg lille apiit iaa uo iom en-
Sstap. De slinIeoe og Itinneoe / So
Ipiet ristis iom 0iamanter, faa at
Sobn os CLARA, ipntes at 9erben iad
uo iom ct fort, berIigt BALLADS, og De
raabte ibelis paa STAMINA, at BUN
ftuloe TONNE o9 Ie.
"SSa, ba, Born, bet er beiligt," 'dgbe
Wdmma, men icg tun life dnoet enp
tGnfs pad be i~tattels imau 5ugle."
Sad fortalte bun 8srnene, at nodr
Marten er bep9ttet meb Sne, leper
5uelene at Matte og andre Snietter,
Tom er siemte unber 8urten pua
Sraerne, men nuor bisie er beoGfteoe
meb Ss, fprmaar life Suglene meo fine
Imaa Heb at faa fat paa benz.
gsrnene bar itrar meget interesies
rebe.
"gare Ri funee al benz noeet at ipis
fe", iaabe CLARA. "Slnbe Ri life bploe
ct tibet 8i9itebuo for benz, Wammu9"
$50, bet Tan S sierne," idgbe Wdm'
ma, "og ieg Ifal ifdffe tilpeie 5orfrifts
ninoerne." Sad f~ortalte bun benz, at
/ tplbt 8eir er Der intet Sllglene er Iad
glade / ipm ct Stptts feot 5le't, og iaa
bGnate 9srnere ct Stntte 6le'f op |
bet gamle 9GbIstr9et, % fob iua pud
lbtis for at ie, naar 5eitlisbeoen bill
be tuge fin 9eepnoelie.
Den fsrite 9iait iom inofanbt fig,
bar en- linen 5uel / bIaa Satte os bib
@eit. San boppeoe bib og bib pau
Sreet, % upItsbte nosle glade Ruab,
fsreno ban bmri'tebe Jig til at image paa
Inretningen.
Mamma iagbe bette bar en- Stops
ipurp.
Otter Dam Tom Der e, lioen Slot
Imaa, penttlebte Susle / forte 5lsis
els Satter, ipngenoe fit "Gbidsasbees
oee!" De bapbe nof fdu behagelta
RB't, men, besp9rre, a beres OPP
fsrfel meset fIet; tbi ben enc beapnbte
uben pioere at fprIpne fig og iageoe
pGt ale be andre, iom forfsste at iaa
fat / noget. 0a ban bar f9rbig, flpi
ban bort, os en- anoen forIpnebe fig
pau famine graabise 8is, inbtil ale
eftsr binanben bar farbige, bporpoa
be a1eiammen flpi affteb, ipngenos i'm
Wnolingsfang.
Sau tom lille Sennp 8ierbsimutte
| I'm nette bruno 9pnt, % berpaa Sr.
Satteip9t | fin fine robe Sue, lebias
9enoe en- at fine 3uiiner / fimpel men
fmd9fulb 9ragt.
S9 iaulebes bebblep 5uglene at
tpmme, og 9j9itebuoet barebe iii
Msrtet tom puu og 5orfriifningerne
bar opbru9te.
Sqidd gprnene % Mdmmaen baps
be fornsiet fig moi faa gobt % beitemte
fig til at bolbe lienenoe 9iaitebub
bier Dag, meoens bet tolbe 0eir paz
rebe.-(Gfter Yputbs' gomponion.)
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02
Spofrcnoc Sar.

Gn gammel Mano | 9lpuceiteribirs
England bar ire Ssnner, iom er me0
| arissn, fort9llsr ct engelit 9lab.
Dag 1T ban 8sitsp ON, at en-
at benz bar ialbt. Seq tatter Sub.
ia ban, "foroi ban paa min samle al,
Der bar forunot mig al itiante 59.
brelanoet en- al mine Senner."
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02
Silopers.

Stattars samle 8eDitemor! SUN
feIer fig iaa eniOm ps forlaot, iaa
tilopers. Spnet er ip9ttet oe Ssrels
fen naiten borte; men BUN er aanos.
fritz enbpa os bill iaa sierne fad bore
meo / bet 2ip, iom pulIerer omtrina
benbe.
Gn og ancen Sang naar llngbpms
mems b~eirsiteoe Spsg og Cater frem
til benoes Ore - Tom en- 8jsnlbo fra
Ipunone 9age. gun Ter / be slGbe-
ItrudIenbe InIigter, at bet ma bore
npset ri9tist moriOmt, be bar for fig,
SUN BIZ iaa sierne bore meo, Staftar,
ca iper, fpsr. Mlsn be bar insen Sit
til at Ipore, eler be pil life anitrenge
fig en- Smule for at tose ben saml,
msb | 2egen. "Nd Del sr ingentihq,
8ebitemor." = Gn al be borne / SSas
milien tar goertsist paa for at aao
ub. Sporhen9 Den gamle er Ilet itts
feroig meb @eroen enbba; bun pil
iaa gierne bore meo - | Santerns.
Mten bun iettes isisn meb BET intsf-
iigenpe Spar: "ga bare uo en- lioer
Stuno, 8sbitemor."
s monst ct Siem fiober tsr en- lio
sammel inilo 8ebitemor tilopers
ofte naiten iom en- Stramiel for 9srr
og uneoom, Tom tror, al ben samlt
life liter osrss Stsi % earm; at bun
foroi bun er gammel, itie brpr iia ON
beres Seq ca 8leoe.
9erfor matter be minoit mus
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02
UT bcibreee "a Grippe paa 81
Sttncr.

9ntet StiSOeI ian moale iis meo @arners
White Wine of Tar Syrup for oeune irno.
ielise % opoelisc Spsoom. Spis bette 10.
seS reaelmGsiit % 5ioe. bill bet beIbrcpe
ct S'IiGloe paa "a I inner, % bet unSlooer
alOris at llnOre ben SOite, iOm leOiaser ga
Grippe. 8ris rs Cts. o. so ste.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02

Spao er en- smanc:Yeret 9pinoe?
Set er en- apinre, iom bar aTlaat be
tpinoelise Sposr ug iitebet bsrfor an.
taget be munolise llbbber!
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-29
DOESN'T COST A CENT
To Enter the Free Scholarship Con-
test of the EAGLE

1t Is not necessary for you to go away
to college, at great expense and with sew
eral years loss Of time from work. TO
secure good professional education. You
can study right at home, in one of the
Free Scholarships in The International
Correspondence Schools. Of Scranton,
Pa, which the Eagle will give you, if you
are one Of the ten having the most votes
to their credit on December 81, 1900.
Seven of these Free Scholarships Will
prepare you for a position at drafting. a
profession paying the high average salary
of s1.090 a year. 1t will be easy TO get a
situation, for craftsmen were never so
much in demand as now. While working
at drafting you can keep on studying to
qualify yourself for the influential and
highly-paid professions of architecture,
mechanical, electrical, or civil engineer
ing, or one of the other profitable occu-
pations for which these Scholarships
prepare. With energy and ambition you
can rise to the very top.
You never had so good chance to get
a good start in life. Don't neglect the
opportunity. but launch into the Contest
with the fixed determination TO carry off
one Of the valuable prizes at stake See
coupon and Instructions in another col
umn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-29
NEW COMMUNITIES
Predirtion OF DE-. Oghorne.

There is no question in my mind but
that whole communities who now suffer
from the bad effects Of coffee. would be
revoluaonized If they knew Of The actual
facts regarding the use OF coffee and the
help that could be obtained from the use
OF Postum Cereal Food Coffee IN ny
own case, coffee produced dizziness.
heart pa.pitation, and sal.owness Of com
plexior. When I abandoned the ora.-
nary coffee end took Up Postum. the diff
culties were removed" Rev. ". y. Os-
borne, Hammoucoa. y. J.
Some people when trying to break OF
the coffee habit. zeal the lack OF the sim
u,ant 50 much that they mix half coffee
and half Postum ,hsn gradually reduce
the amount Of coffee until they drink Pos
tum alone.
Most people can break of from coffee
az once If they can have the Postum
Food Coffee, for the taste OF the two Is
50 much alike. that many tines tn
change IS not noticed. The user iuvari-
ably improves in health. and IN a months
time. shows a marked change fer the
Eettsr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-29
WEATHER VS.. The SHAKER
Fate of the Nazu feest silver Tea set
OF Foar PIee-s ~ n Undecided

For thTee JAYS Tast, he weaE11r alaa.
aided and a5s ted by enc Jupiter Pluvt-s.
has prevailed against TIC Cd Shaker
Doctor II his Efforts . aaa a seltable
Opportunity . make ssu.e one beau'i-
cul. costly and lasting present E1niss.
the Old Shaker sZ7ectS = Drsvaa 1sa
All make ths peessatat.oa N tas
grounds. ESrst and MARKET streets
Wife fk- iuelezess Neathsr ss29pei
the concert c3rupany. y DID r. stop enc
work o. fha Ols ssegsr Daefs- AID hs
colleague * tire y vev sgsEeza asso-
csatiou astA so- Zlnnerv sugsizx
Their oEees are o-su aa1y sa3 tae d.
tors are aIEzFs hlsy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-29
SANTA FE SPECIALS ANNOUNCED
From kiowa and Pratt on Days Dur
ing street Fair

J.. r. Delaney. of the Santa Fe, last
evening announced that on October ;, 1
aud 5 on the Wichita and Western from
Pratt. special trains 20 accommodate
carnival visitors viii be run. and also 8
special train OF October from Klowa 10
Wichita The Htowa train arrives a.
Wichita at 1o:s5 a m. and leaves here at
70 .. m. The wichita and Western train
arrives st $50 a n. and leaves a. 70
?. n
Mr.. Delaney is 70 be congratulated on
securing this service. The train from
Purcell which regularly arrives II wish
its a. Il o'clock, VII he ruu IN sections.
as VIII be ne case with trains coming IN
ST o'clock In the morning from the
ne-th over the Santa F. Nr Delaney
saws thai the Santa Fe concentrates do
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-29
TO THE NEW BANK
Mr.. 0. C. Daisy Sells His
Three-Story Brick Block
AT DOUGLAS. AND TOPEKA
For $4,000 = New Banks
Personnel and Plans.
IT DOUGLAS. AND TOPEKA

Mr.. o. C. Daisy has sold the building
now occupied by Hendricks drug store
at the corner OF Douglas and Topeka
avenues. The purchasers are the stock
holders OF the new bank which will be
established here in about sixty days.
A few months ago Mr.. Daisy saw the
erty. and especially of business blocks.
and accordingly invested in this prop
erty. He anticipated that the property
would soon be worth more, and he has
not had long to wait for a handsome
profit
The location is a fine one for business.
The building was erected during the
boom days Il is a three-story brick and
extends back to the alley.
Messrs. S. S. Finley Of Peabody. Kan,
and w. Y. Norcross of Monmouth, H.,
the principal stockholders of the new
bank. looked nearly all over the city be-
fore they found this property. It suit
ed them and they entered into negotia-
tions with Mr.. Daisy to get it. The deal
was closed yesterday evening, the price
paid for the block being $4,000. Thus
Mr.. Daisy has made money on his in
vestment. He will put it back into
Wichita property.
The bank will at first have a capital
of $4,000. Men of means and good bust
ness judgment are behind the institution
and will no doubt make it a successful
business.
There viii be a meeting Of the stock
holders during the next few days. At
that time officers will be elected and also
a name for the bank viii be chosen
It is understood that the fixtures for
the bank will be the very best obtaina-
BILE A large vault will be built in the
building and everything arranged per-
fectly for the carrying on OF banking
business.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-29
LONG AND DAVIS DEBATE TODAY
It Is Thought That Davis Can BE
Hauled Into IT

Web. Davis, who had to rush away
from Wichita without debating with J.
r. Burton because Of the trains, incident
ally choosing the earliest train out in
the evening and then having the bad luck
to find it late is liable to be brougkt> 10
his knitting today. At Chanute sis
evening he and Chester Long are both
billed for speeches, and Chanute wants a
joint debate, and Davis is being forced
into it. The truth Of the matter is that
a man who has Davis singing style Of
oratory can not debate II is more an
incarnation than a speech. and a clever
talker like Long would confuse and rattle
him so he would be pitiable.
WHERE THE REAL CREDIT BELONG
Great credit has been given the allied
generals in China for prompt action in
saving the Americans at Pekin, but the
credit Of saving thousands Of American
citizens dragged down in health TO
deaths door by the long trying months
OF the hot weather belongs TO the prompt
action Of Dandelion Bitters. The quick
est acting and most satisfactory gen.
eral system tonic ever made.
Indigestion. liver and kidney troubles,
low malarial fevers. dizziness, fainting
spells. melancholy, poor appetite, sleep
lessnass. all indicate a dangerous condi-
ton OF the system. which requires an
immediate toning up TO prevent soma OF
the CONTAGIOUS diseases DandeHon Bit
ters dieests your food. and is the best
tonic known. Especially recommended
for al female troubles and for mothers
worn out With the care Of nursing baby.
It makes sick people well. Try il TOW and
be convinced. J. P. Allen, Dockum &
Higginson. George Van Werden
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-29
GIVE A SACRED CONCERT
Pryor's Band TO Appear at Auditorium
sunday.

Pryor's band and orchestra, assisted b.
all the soIoists al the coronation Of the
queen last night. will give grand sa-
cred concert on next Sunday afternoon
ar 1 o'clock az the Auditorium. The first
half q the program will be given by the
orchestra and the last part oy the fun
military band. This viii be the only OPP
portunity OF hearing the band in indoor
concert work. The program vii be en-
tireIy sacred and viii include numbers
from the leading oratorios No doubt
the event VIII be largely attended. as It
Is 50 seldom that such an opportunity :
granted 10 hear purely sacred program.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-29
HOW BEIGHT-S DIsEA<E STARTS.

Indigestion. 6iliousness. blood poisoned
with urea and uric acid (Which should
have been excretetd - the kidneys,
rheumatic pains II nerves ard joints.
causing irritation Of the kidneys. then
pains over the small & the back. marx
sure approach % Br!ght's disease Do
not delay taking FOLEYs KIDNEY
CURE for Il makes the kiaHeg right
Take no substitute .. GeArinE. - e
Douglas; Geo. Van Werden. - y Nan:
Wichita Drug Co, 10 e Douglas; Gus
Saur. "a E Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-29
sso~aen. III
Genesee Pure Food Co. lie ROY. \. \.

Dear Sirs;-sone days since a package
OF your GEATS-O preparzsica was lest
at nv osice. took i acme and gave 4
l trial. aad 7 have 70 say ! vas very
much pleased wiki .. as 4 substitute fsr
cogrce. we have always used the b-S
Java and Mocha N or sau.ly. biz an
free - say Ike she GRAIN-o as vel
rs the test coffee I ever drank Re-
specttulsy yours,
A c. JACKSON. " D
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-29
via
THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND

THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND
Texas State Fair, Dallas, Texas-Only
one fare plus 81 for round trip. Tickets
on sale September 80. October and 10.
Return limit October 10.
Grand Lodge !. o. o. F.. Topeka-one
fare for round trip Tickets on sale Oc-
tober TO 10. Return limit october 1S.
Fall Festivities, Kansas City-One fare
for round trip. Tickets on sale Septern-
Der % to October e Return limit. Octo-
Der 5. Z. DRAKE,
Dist Pass. Agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-29

TBS eseeese q Cesar = Caz8Y c.
sAz--sc S. 80 great hss2Es ss.sze wAa
asg sasn ard sry aea z1wzgs asy tzs=s
aSz2a- AZ 4suExzss. sc. -. ssG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-29

TIE rs<uaa- n0oszsy suzgasss zsesia-E
y tie goess Easaz VII &c AsIs 4oA-Ag
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-29

AZ Grznt Egbs-t. ore - ths D1pular
fr-ye3.ag aaen II s7-thsrE kAssxs ara
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She aataha 1a1p Esel Saturday u ,rna September e.
"Be Strong in the
Battle of Life. "

Happy IS the person thor
oughly prepared, by perfect
good health, to quin life S
battle. This condition comes
only qvfth absolutely pure
blood. Over 90 per cent. of
humanity are troubled svfth a
faint, impurffy or humor of
some Kind In the blood, guhich
should be removed by Hood s
SarsaparflLa, the best specific
for both sexes and all ages.
A Good Tonic "On general pr1,-
cipLes Iha0e taken Hoods SarsapariIa as
a needed spri7g tonic. # Is most
excellent medicine Hakon Hammer.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-03-08
Warned by Those About to Die

Camille Flammarion, in French Pc
riodicaI. asked people to answer the
following question: Have you ever had
while awake the impression of having
seen a human being and had that i'm
preston coincide with the time of the
death Of that persons" The astrono-
mer tells the result of his investigate
In the Nouyelle Revue.
He had 4,2S0 responses, of which
2,456 were negative and 1874 affirma-
tive. OF the affirmative replies he ex-
amined 7S2, who recited 1,120 cases, all
Of which he regards as authentic. In
his article NJ. Flammarion merely gives
the experience of the subjects as re-
lated to him and does not attempt to
account for the premonitions.
1t might be said. however, that the
fact that 40 per cent of those who
wrote TO him had had telepathic ex-
periences does not indicate such an
average among the human family. The
three periodicals whose readers he ask
ed for information have a large circu-
Iation, and It is safe to say that every
reader who has had premonitions OF
the death OF a friend wrote to Flam-
marion. while the others would not re-
gard it as worth while.