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The sun., 1901-07-19
DANGEROUS USE
OF STRONG
PURGATIVES.

Pills and bitter waters which act
quickly upon the bowl,s, irrita,c
and destroy the mucuous Innings
Of the stomach and bowels. A
continued Use of such remedies
inllmes the stomac ach and bowels.
The Use of the genuine import d
Carlsbad Sprudel Water is highly
recommended because It's act ion
Is due solely to its solvent and
stimulating properties, without
irritating the stomach. Best re-
suits are obtained when a small
teaspoonful of the Carlsbad Salt is
a lded to a tumblerful OF the Carls.
bid Sprudcl Water and taken early
in the morning before breakfast
Obtain the genuine imported
article only. Look for name OF
EIsSER * MENDRLsos Co -,
New York, sole agents for the U. S.,
on bottle.
The sun., 1901-07-19
KILLED ny LIGHTNING.
A Bolt Strikes a Boathouse In which Two Men
Sought shelter. killing One Of Them.

NYAcK. n Y. July Is A violent thunder
storm visited Rockland county this after
noon. killing George Eberling, a shoe manu-
facturer Of New City and seriously Injuring
his foreman. Edward Gross. Early in the
afternoon fberling and Gross left their
home TO 20 fishing in the Hackensack River.
two miles below their homes. While they
we're fishing the storm came up and the men
rowed ashore to q boathouse in which they
sought shelter few minutes after they
had entered lightning bolt came through
the roof Eherling was struck and Instantly
Killed. and tiross received shock and be-
came unconscious After ne had revived
his screams for help were heard by people
who were passing Those who came into
the house found Iberlinss dead body lying
on the moor and Gross In helpless, condition
Gross va taken 10 his home, whore he Is
in critical condri"n to-nlght hocrllng
was 70 years old and leaves widoF ana
one child
The sun., 1901-07-19
SUICIDE IN THE MIDWAY.


us IVES Desperately b Lsvs with MEXICAN
Ciri Employed h the Caaly Deosh He
vtrss Triel 10 Sheet The Owner q
the Csaeessisn, Whs maa Discharsed Him.
BUFFALO. July is-while. the Midway
gayety was at its height at o'clock tonight
pcnniess Mexican shot himself In the streets
Of Mexico. after attempting to shoot II. =.
McGarvis. owner Of tho concession. The
suicide was Arnesto z. Gomez. "a years old.
Q resident9of the City Of Mexico. He claimed
10 be a grandson Of the Cuban patriot, Con.
Maximo Gomez. Gomez came TO Buffalo
four weeks ago. He applied for employment
10 McGarvie. saying he could sing and dance.
McGarvis allowed him to appear In the theatre
twice. but finding he had no talent dismissed
him. Gomez contracted board bills around
town on tho representation that he worked
In the Streets OF Mexico. and these caused
McGarvis soms annoyance.
Gomez hung around tho place and fell
In love with Mexican girl employed In the
candy booth. He was a very persistent and
disagreeable suItor. and having neither
money nor prospects. was not always well
received. He believed that u no had enough
money tho girl would 90 away with him.
and was continually talking about 1t with
the other Mexicans Early In the evening he
u a::u sfd s'nsS night pss
with htm. They stopped into LAredos oiioe.
Yf tho show, Gomez asked laredo 70 lend
that ii ss did M not psoduOs The money he would
shoot him. Laredo took the revolver away
from him. told him to 90 to bed. and went
:. Concessiohns!re Mcqarvie was sitting In
tho cafe drinking with some friends when
one " his employees came with word that
Gomez had a revolver and said he meant 70
and John Corriston. the ofiicer stationed
for Larsdos ONCE TO disarm Gomez.
When n ss ssy 81 ;S *. 70 fR ss as
voiver In Ills hand. People were thronyin
through the gates. the orchestra wss play
the outdoor stage, the prize bull was being
paraded through the street and the hallah2o
men wore crying: This way 70 the bull
a Il: RS: hes sIsi%snt % the Of sss ni 4 ,ss man
with the reveivsr Some thought Il might
be part Of the show. Gomez dropped the gun
on McGarvie. and the guard. McG.ryis
q prctectlns pi,Iar The guard went TO
the left. The bui ct tore hole In the plaster
VA, before Mcf;,rvl. or IN. guard could look
again there was another shot, Gomez had
turned the revolver on himself and sent q
sas. ;rssh, through his heart Ms
Mexican colony went into hystcria. The
women ran screaming from the stage. The
girl TO whom Gomez had shown his atten-
GATED but passed into series Of hysterical
fits and had 10 be removed to the Emer senoy
Hospital, The, crowds we're hurried along
into the bullaehting enclosure and the fight
look pl q ue,lal
The sun., 1901-07-19
Sent TO lsn NJ the Age Of .. for Refu,nG to
Pay Aiino,y TO I'ii Divorced wife.

ITHACA, y. Y, July is.-- Because he failed
70 pay $50 a wo,k glimony TO his divorced
wife. George Cook. 81 years ~ ge, was to-day
confined IN tho Tompk'ns county Jail on conn.,
plant of his former spouse. The couple
we're married three years ago, when tho vito,
Mrs. MriHc"nt Day, wa, o. and the groom
a. Discussions arose which eliminated
In Successful C'vor"" rrocc'd .Lgs begun hy
trr wife. igt,r. un an order from the Court
Cork WIS prevented fr0l. dispo~ing Of his
rrop,rtr ~ h. d... At.r, Hrd h. wns 50 en-
IA zcd that ha rciG1Hd longer u pay the wee k =
qliUupv of 81 5u lie Hg, committed tO
I,H aud tho woman ir-i,t- that he must stay
IN, re- OF pay %" a.r0.s regularly
The sun., 1901-07-19
GRJFrITH WINS BI0 HANDICAP.
Rhode I,Iand Trap shooter Prove, a, Adept
At Tarsets as at Live Birds.

Premier trap shooters Of the country met
yesterday az interstate Park in the second
annual renewal OF tho Grand American
Handicap nt inanimate targets +. {. Grihth
Of Pascoag, r. l.. the shooter who captured
the Grand American Handicap at live birds
IN April last. won the big event with the fine
score Of os breaks out Of possible century
from the nineteen yard mark.
The conditions governing the competition
were: Open to all comers at 100 blue rocks,
unknown angles, entrance foe So handicaps
ranging from Il u rs yards on distances,
hiRh guns, not class shooting; 500 added
u the purse In addition - first monoy the
winner to receive sterling silver trophy.
the gift OF the Inter tate Association. The
entrance fees with the added money made
total Of $500. There were seventy-fvc COM
p.titors Last year soVenty-six men com
neted end Rola D. Heikss Of Dayton won
with q score oI OIL.
Ninety-onA competed in the first event.
md J. : Remsrn Of Brooklyn. .Rolll.O. helkos
Of Dayton. Miliiam Il. Crosby Of O'Fnhou
81 the lnsncv. is the others were prOfes-
sinrtis. Ninetv-tvo were in the second CON-
Tet,ion 4 .sNcaty-, ,rgft' Ih So Who
Cnwnn, ID D sanford trod Gilh';t iud ~
u Crnsby Mn. tV-Gvr Participant, -aat
iu the tAird event Ht llitecn TARGET ln,sr
men divided wltn ~t;Ji:nt scores.
crosby. .ll.r!, GcoIg, o. frTcy, ". " Hooa
,f ..Ii,,nysr. .rAukHn Sfafns oi Rlctmcnl Is. ".
W,c,,vnrt Ausry H. ron oi BlltlmGT.. tLaars
w,'nsT a, S,facIi.;C. w. Thr.Is and l., ; SqUisr,
OF, IN lnn,;j y. rauluFd u lyde. unio a.. Neisty
Of rns, AurJra and JOAN Mafun u bronSiyn
{. y. Mira. q, 6 higS,, 'ros6y, : II law.
wa aId Il RIhm mad' cloa" scores Of
"A, nrtv ta' rats ~ thn neNt Nvent
In Tho tnS! pr"miuarV event ft hf'ocp
targets riuetr-tvr shooters met Those
Who broke strHeht w"r' " crosby, ;
; Frnr,n~. Lcnia o'h"r'"n "'r' ]. d
S,a'g nnt { ". Pheilis ,.,
IN, nj ,ctyal re- IN IA" Grand Nmori nm
Hprdi-,p follow
GO T. e.. Gdful 10 yards, 0'<D1 trsr,sR ~.
HAMS 10 yards %, HOOD. :, yhiit, y. -hr>c', ~
yard, ~: St'arns, Is yards, so Anihcny, yaIC,.
stspnrn,n1 li ,ardS. ~. ". d. rnsby. - yar.,
- II g. hI ss II YARDS, 81, NaU Al' ~. l' yar..s.
rt N .lon ~ y,ras So !. y. S"plrn~ou = 'sr''
81 rourla~. % ysrd, S.. ~ ~ - ysrc., 20 Ia.
met u ysfJs. IS. G"b Il, y yttls, % kcbsr lr
yATa, s.. IAs,f, Ia yards 10: H'ikrs, % yATu, 81
ysnnlng.- ? ia'ds, -. l. Roy. 70 ysr4S, -. ~.
10 yards, -: FI-rey, IA yards IS GinytT a. yards,
So Mnk 10 arl,, -. liass'n'. u yards, ~ Law
renee. q yarcs ~. lsiri, "a yards, u; fuord ~
ss' eimons " yslds, Al; MscCoId. IL yards, ~.
lupus. ~ yards. st; Holman 10 yards, ~: stou.
"a yMk, ~: Ra. m % "a is so; Daily, 10 yards,
1s Grl.i. 10 yards. ~; Bhfnird. u Yards n Howe,
yards rs; leland, "a yards ~ Ellison, is Yards.
~ Dorrn,us. i6 wards. IA Mack. II yards, u; AeT
Ham. 10 yards. ~. lloufke, IA yards, ~ Kruger
70. s,n'ort' IA y,ies Il inman' is Yards sS
Dud'y, 20 yards, 81 Within, ~ yards, 81 Diekey
90 yards, ~.
The sun., 1901-07-19
THE REV. PHILIP CARDELLA DEAD.
Archbishop CorriEan's Confessor and . PillaI
of the society Of Jesus.

Tn, Rev Philip Cardella. s. j., who had
served his order in many countries. whose
abilities were greatly estimated among his
brethren, and who was Archbishop Corrigans $
confessor. died on Wednesday in St Vim
cents Hospital Father Cardella went to
Mount Vernon on Monday and was taken
III. He was brought back to this city and on
Tuesday was sent to the hospital 1t was said
.nnerpdcas .nere n9Sv nf Nnd M sgaVnted hest
He had reached n great age and seldom left
81 Francis Xavier's College in West Six
taenth street. He was one Of the two priests
dpputized by the Jesuits tn hear tho con-
fessons Of members Of the order.
The sun., 1901-07-19
JOTTISGs ABOrT TOWN.

Nine new casss ~ smallpox. seven in Manhattan
and two In Brooyn were reported 70 the Health De.
partmtni yesterday.
The Iron S,ea m boat COMPANY S about to add
one round uiD " their Long Branrn service 10 ac-
commodai- those who have frq eSted midday
tip.
The CITY N lowell will make he' Initial tip " the
Hudson on Suntay. She gll kave Per as North
River at IN 4. ~ ard the foo NJ ia0,h street North
River az i0:3o i. NJ. proceeding aS far rs Pough.
krcpslr and returning 10 the city about p. NJ.
The sun., 1901-07-19
Named race: pacing to wagon: amateurs TO drive
Neat, n, the Noted TrottIlg stallion Patron.

CtrvFL,Sp. Jl'y - Patron. ?4It. ono
of the n,N-i upt'd u't'ing horses n this
o,untry fifteen YEAR agp, died AZ Forest
cry Farm. Randall. oaio, few nights Nso
lie was 10 yaar4 old, and was sr"d by Pan
coast 22lt, dam Beatrice IN" dam u Pat
ronatp. tho sire OF Ais, 2'oaA Patrons
debut on the track was In 1855. when h placed
the r.ds record for 'hr""- car''Ids. ~
2lOi. Two years iat'r h" placed the world )
record rr sIl.ar- ~ 2iih, both MARKS
heinz mad - hiEl-wh'eioi snlkv Ia
i,S7 he alsl Won mo Charter oak sax" ~
,ldu,O Patron wu- the sire ~ ibirty-eigIt
stYnd9rd ptr'urmrr-, including AHIGits
oHf Clrur.Ila. ?Io llvannl., 2:lt, May
Boom. ?I2+.. Ut"p Il ?i7h Miss Della
FoN. 3 year Old, 2ll',, and Pd''" Rose.
?liH
The sun., 1901-07-19
scAIatter Arrested for YaRrancy.

wAsHISEroS. July IS. Francisco Schlatter.
known as Divine Healer. was arrested to-day
for vagrancy. The charge was preferred
by one OF the local missions
This evening the charge OF vagTanio
against Schlatter was changed on the police
blotter and tomorrow the sanity ~ tho
divine healer" will be inquired into. Schlat-
ter has been very violent since his incnrcer-
alton The police say that he is suffering
from the effects OF prolonged debnuch
The sun., 1901-07-19
CRESCEUS LOWERSREC
NAKEs TEE HAsTEsT AILB EvER
TROTTED IN 4 RACE

And Brsaks 0 rws-usat Record Held b. nin-
self Charley Herr. . Great nsrss. No
Match Ter Eing Of etaliisas -Cexsy Wins
: Q sis.Hsat Ceatsss -sphinx n vSsat.
DETROIT. July is.--Crssoeus. Z %. the world's .
champion trotting stallion. to-day over the
Crosse Point track gave 9 wonderful per-
formanoe. He trotted two heats In 20eA
and 06. the greatest raco miles ever attained
by any trotter. They lower his own two-heas
worlds race record OF 30sh and 7ofh. made
last year at Chicago. His second heat In
2O5 Is the fastest mile ever trotted In race.
the previous record being 2 0sh, held Jointly
by Directum and Alix In 1903 and 1904 rcspec-
lively. IL also beats the best record for Q
second heat Of 0sH. made by Azote at New
York In 1906. when Cresceus accomplished
his remnrkab feat to-day IL was under or
oumstsnces which greatly enhanced the merit
OF the performance.
His only competitor was the game and
consi-sIs Charley Herr. but 30 far superior
was tho champion that there was no sem
blance Of a race, the Alfred c horse acting
the part Of a prompter only and that In an
inferior manner. Practically Cresceus did
his splendid miles on his coures, only and
without the slightest urging Tho first heat
in 3:osh, n capital mile under the conditions.
was only a breothee for the great sta llion
Ketcham simply let him STEP. along st VIII
Nth nG attempt at ,snnss rsnS yst ne Isesd
aIIo wing him TO take 4 few lengths advan-
Mre only over the struggling Herr,
~1 r: Not 'is0Ss e ssusS s:f sna az ol H.
all the way stepped TO the quarter a. though
II were play In oS0k From here 70 the, three
quarters Ketoham took him In hand, allowing
while the second quarter was even slower,
being made In 0s2t. He now got his head
and Iengthening his stride. he seemed fairly 70
slipped aG,ssh over ihe fourth quarter 10 half min.
ute, flashing under the wire. stu going fresh
and strong, In zoo The crowd 81 5000 spec
.%ps and S'nt Ts .ssa sa ds '
Ketohsm and his phenomenal. stallion. It
as ssn:rss s.s SpafH aS.S S sS"d SasSS'
have reduosd his record Of 7:o4
The rst race the 2 t,St tSot ,bs s'S neat
By '1S,as p4sSoncertea srrsnse%sns had dawn
In nearly every one Of the first hve heats
to beat the nag only, After the race bad
dragged almost throughout the afternoon
Z wa. finally won by smstheTs e.. q shsaS 1iISr Srs
Ssy Ss ceo9Is Y9Is spsss . %as @
rsce' Hls sire is Judge Cox, and his dam
bred blood In the last heat the Judges,
thinking the driver OF Meta Arthur was not
doing the marc Justice. took him out and
substituted Noble The change was in.
sfIectual "a the mare was so leg weary that
she was beaten a sixteenth OF q mile.
The zoo pace was even worse snythns
than the slow trot y took seven bente
To reach a decision and was won by sphinx
The winner Is also owned by Smsth hers
4 Shaffer. and Ia well known 20 Speedway
drivers.
old by JcfYerson-Brown Bess. by Republic.
was bought to-day by G. X O. Billings for
So coo She finished 3--3-3 In the M. ana NJ
Stakes Summaries,
The sun., 1901-07-19
Twelfth Regiment TO Attend Gen. Butter.
acld's Funeral,

Col George r. Dyer Of the Twelfth Reg-
ment. n Y. y. O.. officially announced to
his command yesterday the death OF Gen.
Danis Butterfeld. who was at one time
announcement was an order for the reri-
ment TO assemble At the arnory on Columbus
avenue to- no rrow morning at S O'Clock
TO attend Gen. Butterfeld's funeral at West
Point
The sun., 1901-07-19
Count Toistoi Improving.
Srscidl Ccbit Dsspt

Spstidl CcAt Dsspcick 20 THE Sun.
LONDON July is-Mr TchertSon. Count
Toistors representative in London. has re-
ceived a despatch stating that there has been
an approciable improvement in the Counts
condition and that there 10 hope Of his re-
coyery
The sun., 1901-07-19
HU0H H'LaUGHLIN orr.
senator noCsTsn Looking Out for the vii.
losshby Street Machine.

EI-Rsgister Hugh Mclaughlin. tho Demo
ratio manager In Brooklyn, started yesterday.
with his wife and his daughter, Mrs william
c. Courtney, for the Great Peconc Bay House
main until early In Septsmber Mr. Jane.
Sheylin, hts first Lieutenant, Is at Saratoga
and Ssnstor r. VI Mocarren will remain IN
town 20 look after the interests of the VIII
louzhby Street mach ms
The sun., 1901-07-19
"Major" TAYLOR Rides Again and Wins Half
Mile Cham ptonship.

spnIs0yIELD. July s.-"MaIor' Taylor
made his first appearance In competition
since bis return from abroad hero TO- might.
He received an ovation and easily won tho
half-mils national championship. In the nrst
heat he allowed Lester " Wilson 20 win, while
he came In second. In two suocsedins heats
he had Tom CooDer AZ competitor and won
handily.. w. 3 Fem In The anAl gave AilA
The sun., 1901-07-19
Amateur Drivers at Eikwood Park win In
straight Heats.

The amateur light harness horsera ces
opening the meeting OF the Gentlemen's
Driving and Field Club yesterday at Elk
wood Park were not Of very stirring char
acter and the attendance was light. Each
Of the three contests was won In straight
hcnts and won easily In the first, George
stongers Darling had no trouble In showing
tho yay n Mortified. while Redenda and
Kink Reno. Jr. 90 far outclassed their nelds
that they werc not obliged to do more than
iog under the wire to win. Sandwiched
between the harness rnces were two running q
evsnts. one Of which, NJ llve furlongs was won
by III McCarthy's Marblehead, In iola and
tie other. ut SIX furlongs. by W Coleman S
Maccdon. In liol. ,-.
Dewey. Gatlin and MaJheld. went q special
dash Of a mile to see which could get the
nearest TO 227 without oarrying watch
10 re qulate their pace Deyey drove Princess
pole The former won in 2S2Y, -Four
professional events are on tho card for to-
dny Summaries;
Named race: pacing to wagon; amateurs 10 drive
Dariing, B. m, by Nelson George SiengeD...l
;H,aii Ho,Iit isSving ~ 2 ~ " Schlliwschter, dr.
''' Time -=:,H eAli
NAMED race tro,Inc OF racing to wagon, amateur
Rcdlnds, b, m, b. RedyHlt T. l. Dodge'.'".i
Samh Jane, b M. david Nsshl ........,....,5
'"'"'' ''"' Time .s.1. @soh
Named race ,ro,ting ,o wagon, amateur
Klag Rene Jr. br :. BY klng Rene ~ X.
p,lseas n s"Pr' r. q z ,Dr rArnsvqr,h,......"..s
Torrros5. b G George Srrg'h. 'h..........,... q
Tra.,, + NJ - &ai. = = IA : @,r,,o iir
''''"' " .''. Time 4.oa -aoh
The sun., 1901-07-19
inr MrII,irr.

Tser- vas snoilcr S!sh'Imn'oyrn"n' la the wraihr
condition thruugloat tc tor 1'.fcis Of the Missouri
an ,pper Mississippi valley, l''rfiay !: vas
> 10 degrees cooler aad there WcTc few scattered
sioyers rDe extreme heat was principally felI IN
Missouri. AraaEsa., eastern Texas and Mississippi
Shoger, vita 'aua4rriornS prevailed ln Gco'r.a,
AIiha0l auG partly cloudy ,howcry conditions were
t,pu.icl m inc New fagaHd rpaSi In about al other
scrtlll the weather vas gcacrllv iai'
II "a, cooIcr over ;nc Lake regions and New Eng
land ald Tie finances are 10! ,lgAiy cooler weather
In thS section To-Day.
In tni, city yesterday i was fa'r and less sultry
.yerage huri4lly - pcr ce.t; hglsSt i-mp'ra,I r.
Sgsai.IaP 4 wind tf"G .. cSIerly, barometer,
CORE e,ted 10 read to sea leye.asS NJ 20 90 JP II M
2Ds2
lnc lmp..ap,r -, ,e'pri a9 IA on:'I thsf
monet z .nd .,.I b, lIs hrN', th'rnJ,nI'f At the
.,lst ~ 1. t,shJyl % ia add't'it tabs
The sun., 1901-07-19
Fss Not Goins TO EngiaAd.

President John FoI Of the Democratic
Club attended 20 sail for England 70 Join
the Mh Richard Croker az his home IN War
Cse tngland, on July y, but the Illness 81
other Of the friends Of Mr. Croker 10 going
over on Avs. D.
The sun., 1901-07-19

wAsHIHGvoS roREtA1t ioS TODAY AND
TO-AoRRoN.
Tor the Dl3tr.r, oi columbia. Delaware, Maryland
AMI Virginia, lcal ,hundrTstofms To-Day iat and
ptoblbly warmer tomnfToH, light Winds mosiy
wea..
Fof eastern Pennsylvania, local Thunderstorm
b. day. NJ. " warm IN nlr:h portion probably fair
AMI warmer tsmlnos l!gIt Winds mostly vest
For sdltsr1 Nsw fors rdfiiB aoutD 10 Dat pro
an io-al hgaferi'ormS ana som,lhn 60. !u IN 81
i-sns rom po-f.on fdir and w3trT IN Ttcrs so-h
srn no ii0n 20 morrou HJhi iogih ~ csd uiud4
F1f Sew jersey, local thunG'gs;pgns u.Gay; tair
and warmer m ths interior ~ inorfoa, ligbi vest
winds,
For New England partly cloudy today, warmer
on ths eoasl. faT ,0-monJw. variable winds becoming
light 10 fresh west.
for vestsTn New YORK Wesbrn Pennsylvant,
and ohio, fair today and lo-morIoS; lght north q
cas-, winds
The sun., 1901-07-19

Free forsll class uotng heats two In three; purse
cr.sc.us ch. s., by Rober McGregor-Mahsl
BY Mamhrno Howard tKetcham) ......,.,,i !
Charley Herr. br :. Kelly .......,'.'.'.'.'.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-16
A GREAT RAILWAY

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway Co. owns and operates G.6O0
miles Of thoroughly equipped railway,
It operates it own sleeping cars and
dining cars, and the services is first
class in every respect. j
It t~raverses the best portion of the
states of Illinois, Wisconsin, the Upper
Peninsula Of Michigan, Iowa, Missouri,
Minnesota, South and North Dakota,
It runs electric lighted, steam heated
trains.
It has the absolute block system.
It uses all modern appliances for the
comfort and safeySog its patrons.
It's train employees are civil and
obiiging. ri Isl
Ittries I'd give each passenger value
received. for his money, and
It asks every man, Woman and child
to buy tickets over the Chicago Mil.
Waukee & ST. Paul Railway-for II il
A Great Railway.
Time tables, maps and information
furnished on application to q. ]. Con
ley. assistant general passenger agent
1865 Robert street. ST. Paul.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-16
HAD A GOOD TIME.

A. J. Smell wanted to attend a party,
but was afraid to do so on account OF
pains in his stomach, which he feared
would grow worse. He says, II was
telling my troubles to a lady friend,
who said: 'Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy will put
you in condition for the party ]
bought a bottle and take pleasure in
stating that two doses cured me and
enabled me to have a good time at the
party" Mr.. Smell is a resident OF
Summer Hill, N. Y. This remedy is
for sale by Beardsley & Finney, drug
gists.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-16
TOUR OF ALL x

The Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul
Railway will start from Minneapolis
and St. Paul Monday, January 81,
1902, a standard high class drawing
room sleeping car for an extended tour
of Mexico. This car will be attached
to a vestibuled train of Pullman cars
consisting of baggage and commits
.sary car, open top observation car,
buffet and barber shop which will run
through solid from and back to Chi
cago. All of Mexico will be covered,
including the tropics. The train will
leave Chicago at 10 a. m. January %,
(the through car from Twin cities will
arrive at Chicago at 7 a. m. and will
be Immediately attached) and will
reach Chicago. on return trip Wednes-
day at 3&p. m. March 5-St. Paul and
Minneapolis following morning-mak-
ing 81 days. Rate for entire trip from
st. Paul and Minneapolis, 1885. This
includes every possible expense-sleep-
ing cars, meals, hotel expenses, guides,
carriages, street cars, etc.
The tour is one of a life time and the
best ever arranged for Mexicoy The
train and party will be under the per
sonal direction OF Mr.. Reau Campbell
general manager American Tourist
Association. Write. to J. r. Conley
assistant general passenger agent, G.
NJ. & st, Paul Ry., st. Paul, for detailed
itinerary. maps, pamphlets, and com,
plete information.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-16

No one can reasonably hope for good
health unless his bowels move once
each day. When this is not attended
to disorders of the stomach arise, bill
>~iousness, heachache, dyspepsia and
dyspepsia and piles soon follow. Il
you wish to avoid these ailments keep
your bowels regular |by taking Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
when required! They are SO easy tt
take and mild and gentle in effect
For sale by Beardsley & 9Finney. = =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-16
THE DULUTH & SOUTH SHORE.

The Duluth & South Shore COM
pany has recently materially improved
it's train service. Of the two new
trains put on General Agent Adson
says they are equal to the finest. The
officials Of the Duluth, South Shore &
Atlantic road have given various in
timations of their aggressive policy
and with these new trains in service
will be in a still better. position to de-
mand the company's share*in the pas
senger traffic to the east, The move
will do much to increase the roads
popularity"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-16
HosTETTl II ; !. !.
.BITTERS

This wonderful medicine has never
been .equalled as a stomach. strength
ener and health builder. It is the
only one to take when your system is
weak and run down and you suffer
from dyspepsia, indigestion, constipa-
ton. fatulency, sour stomach or head
ache. Try it. 1t will surely do you
good. Be sure to get the genuine
with our private die stamp over the
neck of the bottle, also obtain a copy
Of Hosteter's Almanac for. 1902 from
your druggist free.