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The sun., 1901-02-24
"POII,I IRiGEDi" 4 DRfIM.
,sp, iautr, Declares That None Of Its M-n
Has Eccn shot.

4 tie ANONYMOUS mlA p"dler WHO vas
quoted iu Yesterday afternoons papers a.
HAVING witucsseia "a pohc" tragedy" al flitN 70
s.vcrth street and second aVcuI" AZ = O 'c,o X
last Wednesday morning VIII show up at
the Eat rttv-HrNt street police station.
he will lear Somrhlns TO tho dls JdYuutt;o
oC n,, s"i-estc'I from Capt IHu'-y. 10
h@..n With. tue captain -sNs that L" does
not IIla,. any -..uh mul prd."r exists.
aud to cud With. that II he does e,rst he never
Nltur~. 81 any IolIgr ,tScd IA hls u.entry =.
prec.uy' ~ "Wednesday morning
A,cordlu. to tui, alleged mi!Gm mans a.
legged ,tory o., was on his way to some stable
on last liitv--cv,ulLh street 'o get nut hts
wagon VI tutN seventh street ana second
"v'nlc t"nr r""'',m'n w",r :, '"dt"S 't IN Ia
went wc4t, aud while "a" uilI.man WAS not
looking he heard pistol sho' II. turned
slIrv1lk The other turc" ran Ia huu. pick ,.d
| him az and rushed h.m on intp tie d.rknre.
Ihcr"gppu the milk ungucNlonin1. went
in further -uhstan'iaiion of this tragedy
"hn.h"t gp Ly th" polio, me rl"pr","r ot
Srhr"c i"r~ saloon Z" fl'y -,"Nglh Slrct,
! ant ~,'.uni HN"Uu" wu- HuuirI a. huNlgg
! ~"rvrd With drinks four Isli icemcn Ia his
1 .llocn ~ ~ o'clock IA me n"ih'h1 hnd aN
| haruS heard shortly after thcir drpurtur"
/ ll.ui TALKING and a shot az the street It,
| wa, NO. -uNlrcntly interested To- investigate
Nhra tup. Ian'ry read 'his story ho ,..,d
| u could not have bral any ut his men who
W,r" mixed up IN ia" ,rrHO" because 40 re-
port had brrn made To- ham. only one nt hls
iu"u wa- On III" sick list, 4" -.id, and he had
been there Tor moh,h win "hruuiC ~iniudch
complaint roltn" ,i"adl.ar'rr~ had no
report from any oi IT, Surgeons al cut any
Inl,".utu who hLu hc"u shot. Nv. schroeder
dc,l rod 10 both IA" police and the reporters
thtr ns never h"iid am -hUi, mat b" never
rolu q reporter thpt II" had hoard a shot and
that. most important oI all. hi -dl"on was
,lo-,i lIp itgiIi aj p',luCh "Wednesday morn
Ing Ia ubcdi.'uCc to law. a., the poloS th"m-
selves could TESTIFY. Tho anonymous nk
pedlor could not h" found.
Its u PIP" sald Capt linty. after. carrr.
ing his iuN"-tIga'Iou~ thtI~ lar. "hut lNl keep
INV ewes open Tor any Information On the
subject that | can got.
The sun., 1901-02-24
KEPr ROOSEIELrS PICT,'RE DOWN
Mct,inic-'s Portrait Exhibited. However with
Reluctance by the Colorado legislature.

prxvIH, Tch .s President Mckul"y's
portrait uduru-d ~" wall OF tho llous" ~
Representatives al 'h- titYh'gh leo r"c"p-
-ou TINS afternoon II vas PLACED ih"t".
however. uraiu,t opposition ga the part %
ccriniu llou~" mcnbcrr la" portrait ~
Thendugr Roosevelt which according 20
the plan, Was to hr placed On iu" oppo~ll. Z.
u - oi lhc hull from thai OF "a" ~Id.ui.
h,l To- b" lott uuI Al M" k"puhl'Jns IN
the Legi-latur" are IN lsI'h. - IL" NnuH
.tvru the \iCc-l lT'~I 'rH'-c ,'ci IL" ~
'n,..nr iu ~nuh III, prr-ltcu'. lrV"y-r. j.
con. ..rmu"d h, members 81 .uI political pur-
ilU~
4 D. euI, ftui kooSrN' s. prlflrc was
t,.t urt an.lu-r o. .N.~ futhl' - .r,"pi
m, iu.ltntpI 10 Hdar'-- nr A,~"'G'l. ant
be-, ttls' ne No quoted - SAVING iNI' h'
i,urcd mob violence 4 h." came tu l'rnNcT
The other pr,iurr~ ihH' adorned III" iluu-"
were tho-,' ui Lincoln. ASiWUdl SAM, son.
Admiral p,wcy. Adu.rtt Nohlcy. li"ui
Iluh,uu. Gcr Merritt ana "ih"r h"rocs "i
tn resent Wai
The sun., 1901-02-24
FILTPINOS TO SURRENDER.
fOTR GENERALS AND zoo WY ARE
REPORI.D RIiDl 10 GIif tP.



N.N1LA Feb. ?3- Brig ten. Funston will
leave Manila tomorrow for "A I'uoeIN"us
iu the mountains OF the Province Of Nu"Va
lciia. where he expects 20 meet tie rebel
generals Alcjandrno. Irc-un, pacUHa aud
possibly Slndco. who are reported 10 be de-
riruus Of surrcnderug wIth 700 r,'rui,n tu
their commands Regent negotiations toward
-hl- end have been very encouraging ana
they have been hast,u"d Uy numerous de
,rrttou- from the iu-urg'ut forces Goud
I,,ult, are cApe,trd IL ahou. wcrh If
cen. Funston - successful hC Will a".ltI"
Local amnesty and establish "A uvu'tu zone
whero tho scattered ior'r, "t tins, -" strong
ct organization OF tn" island ot luIon VII
be- allowed TO asscmhle
Numerous reports hsVo hcen received
from distant garrl>onS which drScrlho usr,ye
r,prc>Sior- of confidence N tho Americans
and congratulations on the work Of 'hc rhll-
ipp.n- Commission IN establishing clNIl gov
crnmcut.
There were msnv celebrations Yesterday
The sun., 1901-02-24
THFATRTGtI NEWS.
Vienna Iife" Terminates It's Ensageoeet At
the broadway suddenly.

Tr- engagement or N"nna lNe AZ the
d. .,.a,. mn. 70 suddcn though not
- j., IL, ~.
Wholly unexpected 'hu 'sN' hsh' ~
.f.a., WAS To- have STAYED there for two week :
YIN. 10 has h.ao , ,ail,,re
'."'' .',.,,, :,
nom '' start ana thoush ""''h''' I'n-'
d ID, some extent the hackers. several Wall
- 49, frr.t th,rs.lve. into
'.' '.'N WIN ~ '''
..n Ir-'rifa company. decided yesterday
r... .,.,,.p instead Of losing any moro on the
... ,.,.,,.,,,.,,., ,,,,.,,,,l lsv.i
The sun., 1901-02-24
yrsr rHaxrs oy AsIs s~ow.
r-. storms Near .ad " rhsy we- oos On,
for Isil Drtft,

According 20 The weather shsrys satur
fay evening dream. v- should have mo'.f
ate snovstonns. or moderate snopfqll
p~thsp. here In Nsv York to-day. la the
ordinary cours. OF ms'-otolos. al affairs
that IL all that ~s should have. except io-
company'ns winds % suitsbl. February
velocity and somewhat colder weather
There Is long chance however. witch
tho snow r~mov-rs are doubtless Watching
'hst tempestuous spirits or spri'~S may CON
-pirs against Gotham. and that two - them.
with fhs strength that comes OF union. may
bestow on us ne white mantle ~ their dis
tingu,hei confederation IN such voluminou-
folds as u make SUNDAY per1mbularons a
ulo,s serv.
The mcsgre prosno.ticsrlons sent out
formally from the Weather Bureau merely
announce for tho city to day. snow and
colder SUNDAY Monday probably fair tri-k
10 hi GA northeast winds sunday. becoming
northwe-terly Monday. This oharv sh mpse
Of the weather = intentions. however. is sup
plcment-d 10y a despatch from Washington
addressed To- Weather v. y dated yes
terday. az follows:
Hoist northeast storm warning. y 80 r. VI.
delaware, breakwater. Reedy Island Port
delpha. sandy Hook. New York New Haven.
Newport section. Nsrragansett section. Bo--
ton, Boston S"CtOH.
storm central oN Hatteras probably
move rapidly nortA"s-tward, giving strong
nor'h"a'tery winds aud gales. WIN snow.
sunday. NuNkl
~ showing that Washington weather and
New York weather were IN VdhOot-, Il began
~ snow her. promptly at 80 T.. NJ official
time. II was stU al II Two hours later. anu
ihc people who had all day -7lt 10 on" another
hat 1t felt hk" SNOW and Mat ''her" VA
lots OF supw UP there. only waiting 10 come
down" had rhao. 10 see III" Jus ,hct'iun
of their faith Al The same tIiu. uer" was
snow all along the Coast from Wilmington,
y G.. 10 Cape May ana Atlantic tity. ami had
been since O'Clock.
Tho Wcathrrwis. knew of the existence
OF u depression over the lake Region, muNlns
lcisurcly IN the customary rout" Of those low
down aNair OH toward the Last II seemed
20 ho, tne wise ones thought. too lar TO VI"
north tor there tO bc any danger OF sinister
Irritation between II and the proud swlr!ei
on the sea trIp. aud 3. the" two keep apart.
which i "a say Il TIA" llHtt"ras storm goes
OF further - sea a. II ought to, like the Wild
rugu" that II i. We should eScap- hnYWoINc
visitation than little cold February snow
storms But should the low creature from tie
lakes and tho sea rover airansr meeting
somew here northeast OF us, New ork VII!
be likely to suffer snow burial.
The sun., 1901-02-24

Catholic Church IN has country, tells on
- iuc. of hi lWl-hrlrIei desire 10 he
. service To tie u'opir. and hr"nth"s ~
~In'orIty that can lraH" no doubt IN ny
One uuud ui tde great SUPERIORITY oI
Paine Celery Compound over all the So
called remedies lhn, have recently been
rumoung Tor attention 10y Hdr,nt and
snowy advert lsCU3"ul,.
Well, a Richardson Co.
Gcn .i"msu haN" h",u .l>kri Why |
rec. ..nNruIci Paiuv- CELERY Compound.
ahu | l,-,,r' 10 pat on record irLL-IN my
REASONS fog TINS endorsements. huHuE lht'
my words uay inspire those r"aAri~ Win
need health aud strength with tmth O. Try
iu4u"- celery tuuuuuud ana prove 10
Themselves It's worth
A. 'he Fanny Allen llosp,tal an lrsutu-
uur ln which am deeply Interested ld'ue.s
fully.
The sisters ul Mercy at Mount ~. Mary :
Academy. ou Mansfield Ave. rely upon
The sun., 1901-02-24
!FSTPRDiI'S MUSIC.


'.F Kr"Isler was the solo attraction yes
t.'... H''"ruoun at the fourth matinee Of
o.. % ton symphony Orchestra In Carnegie
o.. I." Austrian vlolini-t played Becr-
..."I most wonderful concerto In ID and
....' ' no parts beautifully. A. an in
"l,.. . ~ d!d not nearly reach the i'm
-. ....n l..gh' or compass the heroic
n.. '. .' Wages reading, hut there Wa, 10
" ..' was youthful. fresh and fiery Ia
... performance especially in the first
-n.. OPS rli' the occasion may he marked
."r'rr Il the local annals OF violin
ally tho concert was ~ ia wl.ssly
'. .. IlJ, first unrrat'fl cntrsnc"
0. ',yc- wa~ not above III Il,on
d. '. ..'...,' ON. but tho allegro contained
... ,t......r" .trohcs Nsurally tho read
.s Very roiHHniic one lntcn-r rather
.. ...., BAT o. wa musical, sensitive,
70. j.i B.. the oad"nlaN by a." violin. -,
=. als drnI,uit. The ctden7s 10 the
'.. ....-a va, rather hoitd Tor th" hoy
......r bat ingenious ever Very
'.n... we, kIci-.cr', tn" IN the larghcttr.
.. a.e"d weight and dash. I'M,
.. 'u- MT vet ae,cd a." quarter
.. ...r.. Wat hr vn d. duriu, the
... v"u.d, Mt predict but W" hop"
rfr, wa ii" N the region q, the
30 .plr.l a. liI~ work a.
... r.rl ( 4 Nott. r"N"illng Ia III
.... ,u.IrIul- technical prObI"Ws.
o." a. pmpli,h anything II H" bui
.f.." g,v" tl" NlNhnst a discreet
.t.." accom- y eminent. Ia" con-
.. ..... r.il ~" Aca. a.iruic I"~tiN u Ovsr-
N.aIf... aud closed with Camille
.... s.uittuIv ~ & manor This
lac It been heard here since
.f..o ru 600" New York SYMPHONY
'.. IH-i..' New NOih hss SUI
noe" ii De- an excellent nIrdlIm
...fa f.. f.f.l .lutUc~- q tho band
... ~, Is ,oI-l I"fcd n l. -t"'ll",
....| vh. ifs uUuilgIual Al Eng
800. ..,'roI tiuL tl"f" T. 40
.... p' ruHlItE a- Ntlut-Sacns
.. ' .Iwnl ONION hls musIC may he
.'' ' 'H '- Very cor" and even then m"lt-
- . '." b-t audly ia Lacking indi-
j. 81 profile. the Gallic composer l. SUPER
f.r',v clever. tie knows all the tricks Of
The sun., 1901-02-24
Cured nv 1HtRMED JkWEIRi.
The Professor" who Msgnetirsd IL for HER.
den Iitizens Disappear, with II.

NFw H.VEN. Feb % .."rroi j Nhito
who has been operating for several weeks
Ia MerIden. Conn, a. ClHIrvoy ant A. d
whose tIIok Ia the nv vstorious art Nss sup
po-rd to lie done through the aid ot magn,~
tl,ol laWclry. has eft that town with '"rry
huu.!~ri, of dolla - worth Of Jewels belong.
INK o. Nevld.u people. The person u' y IA
ooullaiuad TO the McrId-u polio" = y
! & PerkinF, wife ~ Il leading Inuuu'act
urcr. Prof White induced MIR Pclku.,
To- leave with hipl Over 'isht about 81" " orth
nI gold coin and i"wrlry for max netic i..at-
uent The Jewels and the coins 80 magnet
iz.l he said, would posse~s certain charms.
Mrs Perkins now mnurus the loss oi her
valuable and there are many others IN Mad
den who would like to get back from "p.u' "
White and hiS two assistants Jewelry that
va. left to be charmed
The sun., 1901-02-24
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The sun., 1901-02-24

Paines Celery Compound a. q tonic and
strrng'h-giver.
In nv own household. one OF tho do
NEST ties has taken Paine's Celery Compound
for liver trouble Of long standing. and says
Ii has done more good than any other
medicine
several priests have spoken to me in
praise of this remedy. and believe II has
the confidence Of my associates.
Even d.d ] not know from personal oh
serva'llu oi the worth II Pane's Celery
COMPOUND. / should feel like praising "
for III" simple reason thar II II prepared
10y the Nel- 4 Richardson Co.. q firm whose
members have known for nearly a quarter
oil a century. and IN whom l have perfect
confidence. Very truly,
joins :. MlCHAUD.
toadjutor Bishop II Burlington.
There ~ ~ household in the land that
can honestly afcrd 20 be- without this
remedy II is simple matter 10 test It's
astonishing e''ary.
The sun., 1901-02-24
WILL SIZE THE WHITE RATS.
.,ass. 80 i,s,ff, ., avn .ss
.afaTNtI FRss EfDfNns
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mod. ..# ...... o. .UH
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The sun., 1901-02-24
METROPOLITAN HOTEL ~ NEW HANDS.
rne & seiover to Run II Perhaps . New Mod
ern Buiidiug After 1909

The Metropolitan Hotel, formerly the
Coleman House. at broadway and Twenty
seventh street has changed hands. John
II Eic aud George u Selover have purchased
the furniture. fixtures. lease and good will, and
Will assume the management OF tho hotel
ou leb =. 1901 A. tho expiration Of the
present lease ,u May J. 1903 n f. tho present
int"utNN to have ia" old building replaced
Vi'h IA l.pl'ru Ul'"ru-Story commercial
huIol. which NIl contain IA the netghhorhood
OF so rooms Cleveland and SYRACUSE oapt-
ll.~ts az" Interested IA the project with
II.n 1 StLMNnr
The sun., 1901-02-24
Three KILLED at q Grade Crossing.

GosnrS. Ind Frb ~ Three persons
were Killed by the westbound wabash pas
senger train at Nakarusa. at 40 o'clock
this afternoon and fourth Was injured
InOrtHly The dead aye Christian Wagl cr
Christian poeriuc and Louis Wagner The
fourth victim was Edward Wagner, aged
u ycars, who had his beg broken and ncr-
iny from internal injuries The accident
occurred at the Wabash crossing a. tho
family was leaving town IA sled hound
iur hnm" Their" were others IN the slcd
" ho c~capcd injury
The sun., 1901-02-24
Four Death. Of Plasus st Cape Town.

CAPr IovN, feb ~ The child Of u Euro
pean died here to-day Of the buhonic plague,
This makes the total number oi d"a,h- from
the di-.g-s up t. date four Two fresh c9s"s
we're admitted ID t.o hospital Today 'rur
the observation camp
The sun., 1901-02-24
psoc,d for a Crowd 10 the street.

Young woman VINO told th" police mat
she Was Emily Robinson danced for an hour
hofo-e a crowd NJ Nlnety-stAth street ana
Third avenue last night. Sh" refused 20
oiey A policeman when told 20 gui' IN"
was sent to the insane pavilion az behevus
Iio<pitA.
The sun., 1901-02-24
said Reform and Was sent to H~nrvu~.

Herbert e. Waterman. a bartender well
known tn hot"l patrons, ''"h' =" M" virginia
untri a. liity-uiu.h street Hud m" 'irc"
Iu,' uight Huu ,'i"d :" itu"r",l .N' W'"uI"
there in d. s. tnutnu ~ri. rII'' iui hIug hpio-
yrlplt~ in natural ruior- hen h" began
distributing circular headed ,hc Virginia
Reform co. among tn" peupl" ~ tho concert
hall ON the ground 4 ,ur Of the hotel 4
policenRn -ent him to Bellevue Hospital -
The sun., 1901-02-24
want Won Buelow TO End Bo.r war

Ss-iII CIss ns'fu' - rHr sCS
RrRilN. Feb - Pour thousand persons
attended a pro-Bo.r meeting a. Dusseldorf
to-uight 4 resolution was adopted 'ha, u
p.,.,ion should 30 .ent 10 Chancellor Won
BnIuw asking him TO find sone means Of
.ndln. the war In south Africa
The sun., 1901-02-24
,o,o, ,r,' r,,o,trioN ~ 'ruN
s.-., -.i-,.,,u p--ists. Rsp-sr- ,iss. -u
ssss ths ssutfs

t,pft rsb 20 .fr t ..r~. I ''fa t-s'srds r
sernr SaIu~rar OBJ. rrruhIi en- ..sI~f &C.
.lar~i himself tu adv..p." of REVOLUTION
~ .aii ttat raIHh... nIo1' sn. ld @a,-
spain 01i ~ vav .' 'hs rrs@''' s"'lous
situation 90 advent uua' b" hs''"u'd w."
called on he r"ruu.i,ans ~ O.. "rur~ FOR ~"
decisive moment and 'n max" 'r tisft mind.
tn s0nihila's -. povsr ~ tH~p'tpcy
The sun., 1901-02-24

PAEIS. irn. 80 An Algerian dc-pa' "a
saw ! Ur0 lanlc' Eorbcrs attacked IN" Frcr u
post at lmmimum North liJt, ON teb
IL. The hcht lasted three hours. III" Ber-
bers had 100 killed. while the garrison oi
,so lost nine killed and ,wenty-e,e wounded
The sun., 1901-02-24
RrnOR or BE VETS 'tPTrRE
Received In Part, and ia. an Imm sdiass Ensct
on stocks.

sr<risl IaNs u,srdich r, TpP syn
PARIS. Feb - 1t - reported on the Bourrs
that ten CHRISTIAN DE Wet has besn cal,-
tured uy me Briti-h stocks Jumped upon
the receipt ot the rumor
The sun., 1901-02-24
UroolI,n <egro shot -Four Iincs.

when John Davis. a negro. of II Fleet
.,r..t Bronklyn, got home from work last
night he found another negro. John Mitchell,
!, hts roous with his wife Davis threw
Mitchell down tairs and tie latter fred ny"
sinis from a revolver al lin -Four ol We
L,sIl.ta lodged in bavis's body He vas
t,L,u tn the brooklyn Hospital and Will prob
The sun., 1901-02-24
cB,vsr " r.,,w. R.iIwr KorIs
work o. tb. C.nsi E,p-ted 10 90 Ahead
Faster AFTER aRrch Q


CoLov. Colombia. feb - Inc opsnins'o'
III. deviation Of the Panama Railroad at
Crilebra has he-n r,ed 'oT March Thi,
important change vii T. IL -Ip-c'ed 'soilI.
tats rors on tbe canal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-16
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

With local applications, as they can
not reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional
disease, and in order to cure it you
must take internal remedies. Hall s
Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not
a quack medicine. 1t was prescribed
by one of the best physicians in this
country for years and is regular
prescription. 1t is composed of the
best tonics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting direct
ly on the mucous surfaces The per-
feet com bination of the two ingredi-
ents is what produces such wonder
full results in curing catarrh. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY & Co., proprietors To-
ledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, price 75 cents.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-16
PATCHING UP PEACE
Republican Leaders Seeking to
Avoid Yates-Sherman
Rupture.
TO PASS APPORTIoNMeNr BILL
Efforts of Mutual Friends at the
State Capital Now Being
Employed.

Springfield, March Is Mutual
friends of the Yates and Sherman fac
tions of the republican party in ILL
nois are devoting their efforts now to
aver ting the breach which has all but
occurred. Politicians Of influence are
trying to bring Gov. Yates and
Speaker Sherman together prelim-
mary to another effort to pass the
apPortionment bills. Fred H. Rowe,
the governors secretary and chair
man of the state central committee.
Secretary of State Rose and others
sought the speaker yesterday imme-
diately after the house a6 iourned.
They brought assurances of help to
get the republican boilers into line
for the bills next week, assured
the speaker that the governor
wanted reapportionment and talked
of bringing the governor and
speaker together for a complete
thrashing out of all grievances, real
or fancied. Former Gov. Tanner has
been with the speaker working along
the same line.
Hope to Pass appointments.
The governor and the speaker can
hOS A1OOO iOA oOfOAoi
Gov. Yates went to Pekin yesterday.
From there he and Mrs. Yates will go
to Chicago and thence to indianapolis
to attend the funeral of Benjamin
Harrison. Col. John D. Oglesby, his
personal secretary, will be the only
other member of his party. The per-
sons interested believe there will be
peace between the third and the Sec
ond floors of the state house as soon
as the governor returns and that the
superintendent bills will be passed
next week. Signs of possible break
in the storm were seen when Speaker
Sherman announced his committee
list, with Representative Sam"
Jones of Sangamon, on the banks and
banking committee. When the COM
mittees were made up the only one OILS
boilers on apportionment who had
place was MIR. Hunter. of Winnebago,
who was on the banks and banking
and the building and loan and home
stead association committee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-16
AFTER EFFECTS OF GRIP
Are Often More Serious Than the Grip
Itself.

Are often More Serious Than the Grip
Itself.
Physicians and grip sufferers alike
are agreed that the effects of the dis
ease are more to be feared than the
acute attack; you can never be sure
that the disease has left the system
completely.
La grippe naturally attacks the
weakest organ and leaves it still
weaker.
Not only pneumonia, consumption
bronchitis and throat trouble follow
the grip, but kidney, liver and stom-
ach are troubles Just as liable 10 re-
suit, provided any of these organs
should happen to be in weak con-
dition at the time of attack.
To get rid of the grip germ, to get
1t entirely out of the system and
blood, few remedies are so good and
none safer than Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets; they are not compound CT
powerful and dangerous drugs, but a
pleasant, palatable, convenient rem
edy in tablet form, composed of the
wholesome antiseptic principles of
eucalyptus bark, blood root and SINH
lar germicide remedies which are
perfectly wholesome and harmless to
the system. but death to the germs of
grip, catarrh, consumption and dis
eases of the throat and air passages.
Mrs. Charles Gormley, of Memphis,
says: Last winter an attack of
the grip left me with weak back, a
persistent cough and loss of flesh and
appetite and after using various
remedies for several months with lit
tie or no Improvement finally bought
a so cent package of Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets at my drug store and as they
were pleasant and convenient to take l
used them at all times of day or night
and was astonished TO secure such
fine results from so pleasant and con-
venient q medicine. In two weeks
my cough disappeared, my appetite
returned. l improved in flesh and
color and no one would now think
that had ever had such a thing as
the grip.
My druggist told me he sold more
of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets for the
cure of grip, colds aud catarrh, than
any other similar medicine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-16
Sues for Her Rights.

Belleville, Ills. March 16.-Mrs. Pur-
lima Waddingham, divorced wife of
the late millionaire William Nadding-
ham, of st. Clair county. has sued Mrs.
Lizzie A. Waddingham, widow of the
millionaire, in an effort to have the
court determine and enforce her rights
in the settlement of the estate. She
alleges she was granted Il divorce from
W addingham after living with him
th:rty-tive years for his fault, the
court adjudging he was the guilty and
she the innocent party. Waddingham
left all his estate TO his widow, hut
the plaintiff claims that by force of the
statutes she is the owner of an undi-
yided half of the prOpertY.