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New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
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-,IIpPENE COURT. Appellate Division, First

SUPREME l.. AppCiiaec
~ Uepartnlent-In the Matter Of the AppGa Cor ,nA
yeo,r5 ~ fsspid Transit Railroad Cenis 5-se -ou-
90 ~ New York for the appoint 49, - Raol
y,issioners 20 determine and report art
T~raCsi, RAILWAY Railways for ule Ss-sr-,i1e5
rrsnsno-tation cf Persons and property onerstei;
II sottS ysosrd ought 70 constructed anu 0'
toThIic notice hereby given that Og - ~ Gray
-hsTon a. strong Thomas & T. Grain anu =. ths S.
SarirT IN an order the AppelAr tI.-- s,rarei
rsra court for Judicial lepa ss,tsrssr
~ ahOve entitled the 1Otn cay Iao1 been
,oS1 on5 hearing the +th day OF ~ Chap-
ynrintaG commissioners. under ana n
- a ~ the Laws OF 1891 as amended ~ ir-srsset
rsaor, after public hearing OF All pa t5-oosIvu snt
rbtbsr the railways in the Borlushs 81 unou
4, the CITY OF New York deterrlns m
~ hoard OF Papid Translt Rallro4e nafition ef
- Sstv OF New York and mentioned - vi = Dysoa
~ said BOARD presented the SAID sIss IN
- or sho,it the OF July. 1871 an. on
0.,cs ~ the OF the said Appell4t 80 onsratet
eLnt ,ha same day ought 10 be constrcsH
So bsrebv appoint Monday. the Soth gay OF of tls
40 oclock in the afternoon al the os ,hs
Ieoi Rsnd Transit Railroad Counlis por,uz.
S.e ~ New York No. $40 Broadway lh ~ niae cs
CITY OF York. the tine 80 ~,
~ s1r ars, sitting such sitting ana I hsA1
,ad Sn1. sitrinSs as may thereafter hslc tAes w."
yTu Jf ,srsons intsrested in the said matter
81 rtsSrss .yeg YOrk September leth lt-il rrpoNa
THOS c. T. GRAIN
II. ". GRAY ,.-.
,o.pDvAN PIATT & SOLEY. So Wall street, -
bos. NJ 80 Manhattan New York City - Rar.
pARSflNS. SHEPARD & OGDEN III p'Oe1~'
orgn ~ Manhattan, New York City. =. p,s-d
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
HOPE OF SPEEDY PEACE.
DIR. SILVA EXPRESSES BELIEF OF NJ Fof'-
Their TROUBLE BETWEEN VENEZ-
UELA AND COLOMBIA.


Washington Sept. 20.-Dr. Martinez silva the
Colombian minister called at the State Depart
,nent to-day and had short talk with secretary
Eav in regard 10 affairs In South America
II is understood TO be the earnest nope OF 'he
Colombian as we'll as the United states Gov
ernnoent 20 have the troubles between Coiom-
bia and her neighDors satisfactorily adjusteu
without the intervention of the United states 10
carry out her treaty guarantees in regard 20
Colombia From the latest adVices received at
the Colombian legation the officials there are
confident that the disturbance in their country
is fast dwindling away, and will come 10 an ao-
r,Int end soon No further alarm need De lelt'
trrey sav i'm regard 10 conditions on the isthnus
as To the border troubles. il is claimed that tne
attemut TO establish Venezuelan base at hlo
Uscha having failed, there is no other point
,xI,are a Venezuelan attack could prosper 90
lombiau officials say that the failure or the fo
Hacha expedition is the final blow to the hopes
az the Venezuelan President, who, is is stated
honed TO gain a foothold ON Colombian terri
tory in Goa ira and then give what was really
8 Venezuelan force the appearance or Colom-
bian revolutionary body. Altogether, they are
sanguine as TO the prospect OF speedy ter
mination VI the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rupture
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
THE CONSTITUTION IN HAWAII

e,-pprMr COURT OF THE TERRITORY REVERSED
IMPORTANT DECISION.
Honolulu Sept l3, via San Francisco, Sept N
,rn,,ed States Judge Estee has decided that the
Constitution of the United States was extended 20
IN. rJawaiian Islands by the Newlands resolution,
sustaining the decision OF Circuit Judge Gear ana
reversing the Supreme Court OF Hawaii The de-
ctsion was rendered in the case of japanese con.
victed of manslaughter, without the indictment OF
srranS i,rv and on a verdict of nine trial jurors
hn appeal from Judge Estee,s decision will r be be
.;ion - n shall stand will have very impor-
tant effect There twenty-five or thirty prison,
AN n in Salna who were convicted illegally, and
N,e,e W Wsontenced under the ruling OF the court and
ali may have to he tried over again some or the
oasas CO. ~ sre old ones IN which the witnesses cannot
he Found Large sums collected by the Hawaiian
Government in tariffs also may nave I" oe re-
funded.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
STATE MONEY FOR HIGH SCHOOLS.

Albany Sept. aO-Secretary Parsons OF the state
Board of Regents has issued circular to the
principals of high schools and academies, showing
thar the amount of State money to be apportoned
among those Institutions for the year ending sep
tember 90 next will be S32S,SIs or S3sls5 more tnai
last vesr He also calls attention TO the fact that
this is the year money VIII be apporuoi.eu ~
these schools the basis OF the NUMBER OF pupliss
In n school who pass regents examinations Such
annortiopnent will be based on the attendance
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
Rsrs,psr s Notirs
no THE CREDITORS of the Modes AZ ~

mo THE CREDITORS of the Modes -
l. r-ahr,c, publishing Company OF Albert s1ss-
a PeSsiver OF all the assets of the cOpartns,s CARD
go existing Johr l. Ooery and sd
nsr 5oIrg business under the style OF the in
Fabrics Publishing Company; TAKE ne,ee - The Stss
with OF the Supreme CcCrt =,
~ New York County OF New York. duly iS1S YOU se
tsrsd herein on the 18th day OF SeptenoeF ss 70 the
required 10 present proofs Of claims duy the oes
said Receiver his place OF doing business No ~
- bis atrorneys Truax, Watson Hoos-ts.. work -
broadway Borough OF Manhattan SlIs Q, r,~her ske
.r before the Of March. lso2 anu lama -
notice that in of failure 10 prsse f40 y9
aforesaid on before the 18th day or MaI - sd
shall b, barred OF any right claim asaiH''
Receiver
nc" ioA- ALBERT SANDERS. keSe.sssiysa
-s,.xAX WATSON & ROBERTS. Attorres3 ~
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
RECOVERING MONEY CARTER TOOK
GOVERNMENT LAYS HANDS ON TWO HUN
pRED THOUSAND DOLLARS MORE.

GOVERNMENT LAYS HANDS ON TWO HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS MORE.
Chicago Sept 20.-Through the recovery of s2oo'OVo
I'm cash and securities In Huntington. w. Va the
government authorities now have possession OF
about $3.50 600 of funds enlbezzed by Oberiin NJ
Carter former captain of the United States En-
gineer Corps at savannah. Ga. The announcement
of the seizure In West Virginia was made to-day by
Marion Erwin, Special Assistant Attorney-Genera4
os the United States, who is now in Chicago MI
Erwin has been working under the Attorney-Gen-
eraI for some time in the litigation Instituted by
the government to recover The funds alleged 10
have been fraudulently converted from the river
and harbor improvements in the savannah distrlct.
He will remain In Chicago for some time 10 push sl
the proceedings on the bill recently nled IN the
limited States Circuit Court against former Cap
tain Garter. his uncle. Loren2o D. Carter, ana ms
curities representing the government FUNDS, SO IL
is charged. have been traced 70 the a,tsr two ne
han
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
CLAIMS PART OF GILMAN ESTATE

Rridseport Conn, Sept 20.-Katherine kupfer a
young artist whom the late George F. Gilman pc
friended to-day filed claim of $4,000 against ais
estate for services as artist for six years
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21

For general debility want OF appetite s'ek nsauaens
and fever little doses OF Or. " 1sS"e AN
usual efhcactouA
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
<6E ADVISE
All women who suffer
from chronic diseases
fo write 10 Dr.. Pies-ce."

That advice is based upon practical experience.
After suffering for months, and finding no benefit
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21

ys q! wss treated by good physician but he never
seemed TO do good wrote TO Dr. T. Y Pierce for
advice which received telling 10 take his Pavorite
Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery took thr
teen bottles Of Favore Prescription and eight Of Golden
Medical Discovery When had used the medicine month
my health much improved IL has continued to i'm
prove uati row work at almost all kinds Of house.
work had scarcely appetite but is al right
Have gained several pounds in weight advise all who
sses from chronic diseases 70 write to DIR Pierce"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate the bowels
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21

result rom the treatment OF
the local physician, Miss Belle
Hedrick wrote to DR.. Pierce
for advice. She acted on the
advice. regained her appetite,
recovered her strength, and
gained several pounds in
weight.
"Write to DR.. Pierce" is
good advice for every woman
to follow. 1t cost nothing.
DR.. Pierce invites sick women
to consult him, by letter, free.
Address DIR. K. v. Pierce, In
valids' Hotel and Surgical In
stitute. Buffalo, n. Y.
In q little over thirty years,
DR.. Pierce, assisted by his
staff Of nearly score Of phv-
siciaus, has treated and cured
over half z million women.
~I suffered from female weakness
ior five months, y writes Miss Belle
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21

Owing 20 the largely fncre"Se"
cuIatfon of The Sunday Tribune ]"
,ecessitates our going to press a.
early Saturday night as p"sSi
Advertisers will confer favor on
tha pubIisherx by sending in their
COPY at the earliest possthie
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
THE MANHATTAN STORAGE
and WAREHOUSE COMPANY

'IntestructibIe|' Burglar ProOf.
Warehouses Lexington Av-, list and 42d Sts
and Offces Seventh Av., SD and SITS
Superior advantages and uneXceed Tor
OF Furniture. Merchandise and Naluables
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES IS PER YEAR. VAULTS rnp
SILVER TRUNKS.
Furniture, Ornaments. &c. carefully packed-
Van service by skilled workmen-
Illustrated descriptive pamphlet sent application .
Visitors may Inspect the buildings
ADRIAN ISELIN. JR.. LAWRENCE WELLS
Sec'y q Treas
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
CAPTAIN CHESTER CALLED.

Admiral Higginson was then excused. and
captain c. NJ. Chester. who commanded tie
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21

II had some experience shortly before while
lying at Tortugas."
If as executive officer of the Texas you had
received instructions at that time. on the 26th
to coal ship. what would you have done?"
II would have coaled ship probably"
WAS there anything In the conditions of
weather or the sea then prevailing to have pre-
vented the Texas from taking coal on the 26th?"
"On the evening OF the Goth / do not think
the sea was any heavier than existed when ]
successfully coaled ship at Tortugas. although
the collier was a heavier vessel l coaled ship
in Tortugas with a considerable sea- the collier
having only about thirty-fve hundred tons"
"Of course I understand you don't go to
sea to coal ship. but in emergency you think
you could have coaled the Texas on that day?"
Il believe we could have taken coal on the
Texas. yes"
RETURN TO SANTIAGO
Relating the particulars OF the return to San
tiago, after starting for Key West, the witness
said that coal had been taken on the night of
May 81 When Captain Philip had been asked
II the Texas could coal. he had replied. I'VE can
try" The trial had been made and the effort
had proved successful. the witness said
Captain Harber also told Of seeing the Colon
inside the harbor at Santiago on the morning OF
Nay 90 and said that the ship had remained
there until June l. The American fleet. he said
lay seven OF eight miles from the mouth Of the
harbor at night and further than that In the
daytime.
Asked concerning his knowledge OF the Brook
lyn's loop during the battle off Santiago the
witness said he did not the loop made He
said in reply to questions that the blockade was
maintained by the vessels steaminT in column
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18
A FITTING REBUKE.
Administered by Heroic messenSeF Boy to CowRrdly and
 Stingy Man.

There was trih.ng fire Ii west s.5e street the other day winch caused good deal of excitement and incidentally gave fat man d lesson ID courtesy The ire started n the apartments where the 1s,n+l,i man and hs mother lIved. The man startel about the tune the fife did and got down four flights of stars to the stIeet before hta mother knew what was up When she . d.a. covered the fire she promptly tainted, say 5 tle New York Nal and Express.
 Meanwhile the fat man stooa II tbe street yelling: Save my mother. Save m5 moth5r,7 \ messenger boy WE6 Tas pass ing stopped, sav the smoke. ran up me stars, aroused the woman aLc br ught her out iu safety Ihe ne.gbhols ,eheered and the fat man locked uncomfortable
 "Here, boy he whispered. Heres 2
 The boy face expressed h, d.sgust. j..
 "Aw, save it, he sad, and buy yourself
 The crowd. laughed, the fat man blushed and the boy went whst..nE down the street He dan.t know that he had been ! hero, and the fat man felt himself coward
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18
Another on Ireland.

Sir Thomas Lpton is himself authority fof story that relates to his experience on the Shamrock when lying n Southampton wa ter. Observing a quartette of bargemen rowing their clumsy craft in 9erilous prox-
 mlty to the yacht dt cate sides, he called out, pleasantly: lii m. men! Keep away a bIj, will youE" One of the ba,Temen ceased rowing and eyed the cup challenger critically. "Wot dc ye call that ere thing vou're on?" he demanded This" replied Sir Thomas. courteouSIy, lis the yacht Sham 1ocE." Bill" sniied the bargee, turning to his neichbor on the next thwart, |" C calls CT tAe Shamrock Another bloomn' hiu- justi,e to Ireland i-N. ! Commercial Ad- Errtl.rr.
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18
Beware Of Ofntments for Cata-rh
 Tint Confain McrcmrN.

as mercury vii surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derauge tAe whole sys- tenn when cheering 1t through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians. as the damage they will do IS often ten fold to the good you eaH possibly derive from them. Halls Catafrh Cure. manufactured by F J. Cheney X Co. Toledo O.. contains no mercury, and is taken inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Iii buyng Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gen uine It is taken internally. and made n Toledo, Ohio, by F J. Cheney & G. Ies.i- monials free
 Sold by Druggists, price 75o per bottle.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18
ro AboII.h the Whipping Post.

The law makers are wrangiing over the abolition of the whipping post. The man man who succeeds in passing Lnch ,blI,, Will prove as great a benefact ST 70 the breaker oi mans laws as Hostetter's Stomach BitteTs has 10 the breaker of natures laws. U YOU ve neglected your stomach until indi- gestion, constipation, biliousness, liver and kidney troubles are upon you, there's but one cure, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Don fall to try il for Ia grippe
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18
ed lis partner
ACnutious Husband.

"Excuse me, sir. said the man r. he next seat, but ydQr cigar IS batnle . hole ln
 "THats al night, ; responded the other, 'I am just burning out the HIee af those e'ecrtjc seals at tomorrow h5t545n sale You see, 1 take this paper home. -Phua Ge.phia Record.
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18
small Change.

"You know l feel just like q counterfeit bill. observed young man to friend with whom he Was walking, stopping ih front ot a baIrcom.
 "Whyz qneried lis partner
 "I cannot pass" the other explained, way ing h.s hand toward the entrance Of the place.
 "Oh, remarked lis friend, don let that feeling warrr you; you know I'm somewhat accustomed 10 showing the queer and he took the nan With thirst hE tHe !rm and carried him on down the street Aempn's SnLrnIfar
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18
HnthcrA Ancient.

GIiterk-"Ihat western Napoleon of finance whom you have written up in to- days paper must be man of enroumous 4oGeeEty,'
 EdaoI@ Why
 aYou say. Fe is rcruted 10 have made $6 666d60 E as many years. Philadelphia Record.
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

L. gf#PFe is, strictly speaking, epidemic cltsFgt zEa5 Is to say, a y9f5ets 9t acute cltIrfa Waea .s so contagious dEa ruLa d course m1rr or .ess definite, the s3me as ssar.et t#3=H. Wa0opng couzh, etc.
 Dst = tf.= acute stages af #a sfHpe lt 3 u5e.g szfs i4ta. disease. bat tHe condition IF @A4aA t zasEes tae system A4s e44sea the GA3sa az I countless number
 IH#e7 t.sfF.y every person wha las had Il grippe within the last three veal, finds A.ms-.: more or less GtyaEEed by tae Ter re4aas elI=ezs ef th.s disease lie najor- rsv 9t sa5se wa1 have escaped death find ..tt scarcely worth ,IvnE
 IttA#s y5st multitude of people cou,d only ka " WltA wa4t certainty Petuu4 would ? ra.efe t45Ht ot a.i the bad etieeas winch h Er Hh- h44 htau-llt upon them. What an uu- ta mount #. suffering e-lza be eaNer rted!
 IHaa.s nave already Eeat5 Hew puck Y tss .emsey wG. cure .E tte~e-ea~a and have Jaea saved; but tens of thousand, have
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

"About two months ago was taken very i'll with Ia grippe and was obliged to go 10 bed. took three bottles Of Peruna with very beneficial results, and was able to leave my bed in a week and regained my usual strength very soon.
 "I have nothing but praise for Peru na and recommend it to those simi- larly afflicted whenever l can. --- Frances NJ. Anderson.
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18
Sherlock Holmes.

"Wha& will you gimme On this? asked the musician.
 The pawnbroker took the battered tuba, fingered the keys, noticed the wire netting across the big end and asked:
 Say, does feler have much fun trav- eiin with them oHe-Hight burlesque oom- pan antes:'-Indianapo.is Press.
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

He (fee,irr his wayl-"Wbat do you th!ak ot man who leaves his friends and goes of to the north pole. She fartless. lyl-"It depends upon the kind of man you mean, you know Nou don't mean to say that you th.nk of going, Mr. Bulfer2 Well, l hope you wll have an enjoyable trip. = Boston Transcript.
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18
InOpp Rrtune.

"See here.' exclaimed the shopper. ex. cited.y, there's d man just dropped dead IL that bargain crushp'
 How nopporlune" cried the foor walk CT. We have not yet opened CUT unGer- taking department. t."-PhLaGep ph.a Press.
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

Carrying Out the Rule.-"Some editor who has been giv.ng advice 10 people on how to live to be old says that one of the main rules to follow IS to go away from the table at each meal feeling as if you could ca. more" Wei, say If that's right, every to be I0o!"-C4eve!and Piain Dealer.
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

Easy-"Juks has no faculty for keeping money" Lets t go to whoever asks him for t, believe" Why, m told that even his wife can get money from him, i be has itt'-Detroit Journal
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

An ception-H Some men can't keep their eyes off the ladies" She-"Un. less those men happen to be sitting in a street car. while the ladies are standing "- Philadelphia Press
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

''I see so much in the newspapers about subsidies What does subsidy mean, Johu? ?' A subsidy. Mary, IS where gve you SEQ fer gong to see your mother instead of hay.lg her come to see you. '-DenVeT News
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

"I understand she loved him at first 9 "Yes, that was before" Before what?" "Before she had found out that she had mistaken him for his rich cousin. '-Cieve- land Plain Dealer.
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

dc het beaese P,so's Cure for Gensump- ton has an equal for coughs aHd edids.1 John |. Boyer, Trinity SrrlHFs. ind, Feb
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18
tIIxIinE.

B.clsrr There's one ting that l14z. ala me-
 Eaw.ey- Au8. pray. what is tF8s=35@
 How haFPeHS that the Hew won ar ger. i Lot a very young oEe.-Bos. T.. Iralser.it
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

On Ohio man aged lI2 years 5s threatened with nervous prastratloh. H $ fHHsiraH at tributes t to the eXcoasve use dI tobacco during ehe zasa 95 years
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

Beut-.'I nave no use for grl who is a lit" Keut-"I have-for one. She jiited the ether fellow after L met her, and mar red me. -SammervHle Journal.
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

Each package of TUrNAM.s FAprLrsl DYES colors more goods than any other dye and colors them better too. Sold by al4 druggists
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

She-@Did he meet his wife by aeadent?" He=@9h, Ha5 He kEew sHe Gaa HeEey. - Town TeFIes.
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

not vet hear6. and continue e suffer on, draHR#uz Htathe graRe aae ht aae.
 PeraEa cures cttaIIh n s#. E -e> and VI. rlctles, whether acute or easause, and ls therefore the most effective remedy ever 9e- vsed for removing d. the GefaEee winch follow sa grippe.
 Samuel NJ York writes from Union Grove. Al, the following letter.
 Dear Slf.-"Last week l Was taken with "a grippe and catarrhal deafness l wrote you far a5Y.ee and followed eaur d-r-c- tens Ateer taking two hattes of Peruul l found myse.t We. of #Ia grFue, and my hearing w1s fully restored My hra.th $ better th#H [ hls been T fIYe yt5Is.
 Ny vie improved ia ae9#tb yeTy much after taEHg Permua. SauGe5 N. ! ork.
 M M55s Caroline j. kdhi. 0tfsea, Ind. writes Is follows.
 "Three years l had Ia grippe and pulmonary trouble. l was very sick. had hemorrhages of the lungs nearly evrey day for year, and three bottles of your Peruna cured me. The doctor said had consumption. am now in better health than l have been for many years.
 T highly recommend Perura to all my ue.sHbars and friends. PefuHa is my iav4r. ite medicine. l ~haI a.WaXs have Peruua n the hau,e. Ms, Caroline ]. kaA..
 II X4u Ln not derive prompt and t.sfac. tory Fe~HAt, from the u~e-et ReruF8, Wr.teat aHeeta Dr Hartman, gzvlHg a full statement If Yaur Ctse and he wi be pleased to g.vs you h-s X4u4b.e advice grat.s
 A44fesS pe. Hartman. President of Tn, HaTtIEsH S4IttdlJUm G0sum bus, O.
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

Do you thiHk?2 asked the 3aud,ady, that death ends al,?' Not for .6af 5r five days, in the case ot turkey, saId the say star by shaeE bIalality -aEaE Eo.s Press
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

Instead Of bay ng aG article you do not neeG 9t ali agent bay what you c0t.-AtCh.. son G.0be.
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18
The Result.

Towne- Newman took part in an auto- mohUe IaecuC long ago
 Brewu3'TLat soz How did he come eGt
 On crutches, about a month later."- Philadelphia Press
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

l. $ the easiest thing in the world to see that wealth Is a curse-so long a the other fellows moIopo.lze .t.-Ch}eago Daay News.
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

If ysu aes.fe 10 be ceEtented doH't aprre- cate taVels by eompausou.-8eeA> >ar
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18
4 bad conscience burns.-Ran.' s Horn

The young man who thinks that he is having game with a girl s Ike many an other gambler, and loses all he has before Sloper.
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

Dropsr treated free hv D7. r. T Greens Sons, cf At.ant5, Ga. The greatest GI8psv specialists ta tde word Read fhezE aGFsr= tsement III aaotaor column ot .H.s paper
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

It seems incredible, ye: t Is q fact, that man can be knocked Gepu daa he'd uE
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

Es ISS FRANCIS NJ ANDERSON,
 E N Corresponding Secretary ot the fSE Higher Educational League, writes E framthe "Astora, N ash .ngtou, b. e IL. u nlvLn nr.
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

4 fire engine .s merely water piteher- Chicago Daily News.
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18
The ncst trcscrtnt.nn fnr eh.!ls

and Fever is i bottle cf Groves Ias5e'es, Chill Tone | s smp'y iraH aHa aenua in a tastezess form. No cure-no raz frea. 50c
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

The commaaost grub looks csed when .c.4aw can't -WashEgtau l. Dem
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

Pfm.et. California Frat ta# contains '.e h. s. 4e. edas qua..t.g. ci Eess,tu fruits
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

Lost wea5t5I may he recovered t54t lost me Ie.er.-G4ze4eo Da0y News
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

When visitor announces that he is opl, stopping over between trains. his host a, once becomes more cordial.-Atchiso1
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18
To Cure a Cold in One nas

Take Laxative Promo Quuine fah.t.s All druggists refund money f t faIs te cure. 25c.
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18


 go with the. resident ac. :. said to the exceedingly
 food blessed invite him to ated, silence
 host turned
 you ask the his ear, with |lre. as in a ! in a tone atelythat if you'll have disclosed to host that actical joke. when he un-
The Monticellonian., 1901-01-18

"DEAR Mas. PINKHASt = I about a year and half. l ha Q nothing helped me. l underwt D ceived no benefit. My ailment ?