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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04

96utt ftorb geTfsrn i'm Otter Don 81
Sa6ren in Teinsr 8Obnunq, CIR. 2O19
OF @baIttruBs, nu4 ldngersm2siz
Den.
= Sr. GrieOri8 9eB Rarb osTtsrn
i'm Glitter bpn 70 So6ren in Ieiner
8obnin9, Ger. 3, S'0OnnsGfrabe, in
Canton.
Srut feinen @truf8ers
min an - 6snrp Maus, atiasSu@
Illus Gatbon, purbe gsIiern bon Sopz
fon na9 Dem .3u9tbauTe gebra4t, mo-
er bic Nr. 1896 erbieit. D1rOein
@eDter rpirb i6n pabrI9einIi4 in's
S9u6 : Oepartement Tted2n. Gr muB
10 Sabre fir ben Qngriff auf OenSuz
tpslier 9ubbarb u6IiBen, Sein @omz
plice, Sobn MurphD, alias rSbouFanO
Dollars 9aprp, pirb bsute BIER in
Der Stoot Istn l1ribeil e~mpfungen.
TreuOe perurfa4t nerz
pole Grf40pfung. = Srou
8sfie MiGer Gonoiff, bon @olpz
mons Sslanb, pel6e befunntli8 auf
bic ACKNOWLEDGING bin pro3efirt muir
bs, lhren 8utten ermoroet gu BADEN,
iebo4 bon ben 8eI6porenen frst9e>
fPro4sn puroe, lift aus 5rsube iiber
ihre 6reiIpre6ung 70 errsgt, baB fe
CUR 3ett gGn3Ii6 erI60pft in oerQBo6z
nung BON 9rn. s;So6n 9. Clinton ,Nr.
1443, 8dtterb ; Nbenue, oarnieoerz
lfegt.
*** Der rMuTifuIiI4 : 0rumuti56s
5ami1ien : Club" bringt i'm y0arleDz
8art" morgsn 9Dnntag bas gbaratz
terbiEb bon q. Wftl5 Der Neffs oes
9anfiers" CUR 4uffiihrung. Mie Bis
per, 1T bie gr0Bts Sorefalt ~9etrpffen
npr6en, in ieber 6tnIi9t, aud oieIe
ben borbergebsnben8 orteaungen nit
big qIei6 gu Gfeusn. Sn muItfulif6er
6inIi9t trGgt bu5 beliebte 0arlsp@
8orf : Sr9eIter ba3u BET, Die 3piz
TaenpauIen gu perberrli4en.
*** Die monatli6e 8erIummIung
BEG 2abor : 2bceum { 8ereins ftnbet
mprgsn @ormtttu9 UNI 10 ubr in Der
@ereinsbale fat.
**# Die r2uitpolo : @ettion @r.
3" beg r8apertI6sn Rational { Ser
einB bon Norb : Mmerita" beranItaltet
morqen in Der r8aberi16 den Ndtiondlz
SaQe," g3r. z unO 9, @ub : 5reberids
StruBe, cine i6rsr beltebten Mbsnbz
unterbaltungsn, bic fi8 un5peifefboft
etnes quten 8sEudes erfrcusn ntrb,
ba Ii6 bic bon oieIsm @ereine berar1z
ftultsten @ergniigungen Bel Dem aqges
minsn Bu6litum GROCER 8eIisbtbeit
erfreut baben.
*** Ser Qaborz2bceum@8erei
b~eranIaltet am nG6Itsn Wontue
Wbeno in feiner 9aus an Der OTtI8alz
timoreAStrabe Ieinen iGbrItdsn groz
Zen MdsfenbaQ. Neun ~tpsrtbpoae
gretIe tpsr0sn an bic 6sTten MasEen
unb @ruppen pertbei(t, unb ss Iinb
auBerbem peitgebsnpe arrangements
getroFfen porben, I'm bas Set gu IL
mem Der gldn5enoIten gu getaGten, mel
DE Der 8erein i: abgebaIten Fat. Or
beiterzS rganiiatiomn, tpelat 1i9 in
Der 9oGe berfGmmeln, babsn @tnlaz
oungsn su benz Jeite %an9enommsn.
*** Die MastenbaGe geben lang
fam our Nsige unO tper nod Quft an
etnigen fr0bltfen 6ui4ingSi6er3en
bat, 1o1te nf6t perfsblen, OemU}u5ttnz
ban bes rIrbsitsr : Mdnmr4ors" am
nGdIten MOntug in Der r9ermania'
Mdnner6or : 9aae" bei3utpobnen, SO
berlautst, baB 8rin3 @arnepul BEN
Gomite eiqenbGnbig m~itget6etlt bat, er
poIs babel Die gan3e ndrrif4e Delt
bur9 iein @sfo(ge in @ritaunen feBen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04
Gtn Rfarer 3Opf,

qute 8eroauung unb Elm bobes rIfta
0ts Qltsr fnb spei Reiultate, bic bur9
BEN @ebraaf BON Suits 2e6tr>qiuen
fr3ielt perben.
Cine trwit(tnt Gbatfade.
RppfI 9mer3en, MaIaria, Magens
rG1re, 8eritopfuns, DpspepTie, @als
lenlsibsn unb dbnli6e 4rantbeiten
psybsn pouItdnbig gsbstLt bur9 ben
8t6rau4 DON
Sutt's 9ebersNiWen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04

Sn @!upsDiGe, 3d., 20 MeiIen
0ffi9 BON @bsling, @.s8., eri4OB
gonfta6let So6n &eelp gsitern fri9
elnen @anbre9er unb na6m e!nen am
oeren g%eFansen, nahOsm 8eibe meRrere
9dui er nnD efnen 2aben g&plinoert
Botten. Der gonItabler trug cine
Wunbe hQpon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04
S II rtOrtftG6e s.

Gin 81 tp a BE n It ret6 foQ,
pie Die o3ib. &r." beri9tet, bsi benz
8du Der 80nninger 8abn auf bortis
ger Marfung DOrgetOmmsn Iein. Sir
ben uebergang ber8u6n i6er ben8rstz
tenba9, fiibbeItli4 bonn Ort, tpurbsin
Der IeBten 3eit cine Bride nit i
B}ster 0ur9meRer gebaut. 9a Der
Bad 1el6It unter normalen 8er6Gltz
nifen iiber 2 U(eter brett 1T uno iebss
5riibiu6r b,i raF6em S6neegung CUR
@rDBe zines 6Iu7e5 anI4piGt, muBte
iebes Sinh feben, 0aB Dire Bride Diet
gu Helm mar. Sc Itelte It9 nun Die
perbliifFanbe 36atIa9e 6eruuB, baB bic
9[Gne pertpe6Ielt porben paren unb
in 6oIge bsTen Elm fteines, ibsr einen
8ra6en in Der g&Gbe pon S6men6uus
fen proieftirtes 8rid6en iiber ben
8retten6o8 gebaut porben tpur. Da5z
Ielbe tpirb nun T9teunigIt pisOsr tpsgs
gertRen unb baFur cine regslre4te8riiz
de nit einem 0ur6mafer BON 4 Mtez
ter auFgeTielt. (uniere piirttember9
giTden Na4barn 6rau6en T4i4rei6t
bter3u nit 9uttm 9umOr Die n4ugsb.
2(6b3tg." ouf bieIsn rS4pabenz
Frei6@ nt8ts etn3ubtlosn, 0enn 6erars
ttge @ertpe6TeGun9en iinO in 8apern
audi f4on oprgsfommen aGerbings
Te6r na6s Der Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04
SGmmrrIi6e CHARACTERIZATION

Mudel8bttle, Sno., 1. Mdr3.
-Oe 5rausn pO1en ben Orei G4aniz
fpirtben i'm Srte bas 8e14dft Der0er@
ben. Ni4t mad @arrie'S Wfuitsr gs9en
bic Weiber Dor, i%onoern lie boIen eins
fad nit 9spalt i6re @Remdnner aug
ben 8irE6ffaftsn. Cine trdftige 6ruu,
nit einem 9riigeI bepaffnet, fam gez
tern in Elm @9anflotal, ND i6r 9atte
ifiaDerguiigt BERN 9tais Bier iaB. @s
podte ben 26nungsloien binttrriida
ON Rragen, Iegts i'm iber's 8nie unh
prisslte i'm pinbelpei4. Gr mar Blk
f4pd4ere 9GlFte ur0 fsin @ioerTtant
Duroe BON Der 9~anbftItsn 6rau I6neu
bspGfti9t. Damn muBte er, BON i6r
an 06re feitgeRultsn, bic unfreipilig
9sImrsiie untreien. Orsi unbert
5rousn Raben in glei9er @eiIe ibrt
Gb'mdnner Bel ben S6ren aug Der
Saloons" nd6 Sdufs deleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04
WerthtsberbanbIunaert.


GrimfnoIz@ (8or
8i4ter DidsS.) Oiebftabl - 6uqb
9rsentpeG, 3 Monats, @otparb SapIor
unb Sames 6. Dillon, ie 6 Monute
@taats : 4rbeitsbaus; G6arGes 8rafE,
l Sabr 3u3Ibaus; eugene 5iiber,
frtigefpro4en. unanitGnbig. @nfblOz
BuHg - Sobn Smith, f6pa9Timiq,
benz 8apbiep~4fDG iiberpteien. Oas
9ert4t perta9te It4 Big Oisn1tag.
4bt3etTung Nr. 2. = (@or
M4ter 9arlan.) OiebItabI - NiGz
breb 3uab unb Marfa SdQb, ic 1
SaRr g~efdngniB; 9arrp Is, 5otpEtr, 2
Sabre 3u9t9aus; gGa Graham, freiz
gefprp4en. 9agabunb-5rant Sane,
6 Monate &fdngniB, WngrifF-6enz
m Sbomas, freigefprO9en. 8Dstpinige
gigsntbums5erft0rung - Qmefia Gorz
Nib, 90 Sage 9efdngniB. @agabunz
birens - @btpurb @uIer, Sol. Grapp,
freigeipro9en. urautoriFrtes 5u6ren
auf 8abnpaggOns - 9arrD @pritt
unO @m. 9urfe, ie 60 Sage @tuutss
Nr6sftsbaus.
Watfen d t.-(9or ben
Ri4terr Sapage, 8God uno S'8rien.)
gu Observation-Disclosures tpurben en-
nannt in ben 6Guen bon Nmun6u
@berfod 9r. @otparb g.. StanGe1,
8irgI4uft $4,000, bon Suiep6ine
8ubn Sri. SOiepbine GUNNER, 8iirgz
f6uft $500. gu Na4IaBbertpaltern
tpurben ernunnt in ben 7Glen BON
MarD 9a1s ST. Robsrt %. Sans,
8iirgI9uft $4,000, BON Margaret6u
3ubrOO 9r. Qu9uTtus 9apsr, 8Hrgz
f6aft $500, BON Marp Weger 6r. 8.
8sger, 8iirgi4aft $500. @ertpalz
t~un9sbsridte gutgebstben in ben Sal
len BON SO6n $. Brian $141.75 So
fepbine &ubn $3.50, Sbomas Datfins
7366.43, Sames Qogua $839.53, 9eter
Cater $500, GG3ina 2.JraieD $4886.=
SIS. SnDenturDer3et4nife eingerei6t
in ben 6Gqen bon Geo. 8. Gremer
$193.11, SoIepbtne &ubn $3.50. Ser
tGufe rdtifi5irt: Spiepbjus Su6n $3.50,
Murp 9. Oabis 1856, G6ar1es O.
Mbers $765.
Stabtz 9eri4t.-(8or Ri6z
ter @tpdbrib9e.) Mar S90nnsi8ncr
gegen ben MaDor unb Sta0tratb, ni6t
bsenoet, pirO am 0ienItag fortgsTeBt.
Sir Dtenftag: 0rn. 1914, AZ, 126, 1876
unb 1877.
(9or Ridtsr @6arp.) - geo. 30.
Daniel unb Sobn gsger s. s. nnbsrz
fin, 4ntrug ouF neuen 8ro3eB obg.z
Dtefen. Sir OienItag: SIR. AZ.
Common pleas @ert6 t.
= (8or Ri6ter p6elps.) Qnna 3.
Binning gegeu Die gWorlb Nenspapsr
g." unb GbarGss 6. Mc@olgan, Der
Name G6arl,s 6. MtcGolqan ausoez
Itri4en unO Der San Big O;enItaq Der
f6obsn. Sir Oienftag: Nrn. 229,
249, 204, 242, 1897 uno 5456, 50. 9.
2dmbee g.gen bic uuniteb Railpaps
uHO electric Co.," 1891, 263 unb
5798.
Supertore9 eri6t.- C9or
Ri6ter Oo6ler.) 8o6ert 9. Bean qtz
gen bic n1niteb 8dilnaps uno Glsctric
Co." 8lage auf 8erluIt bes 0ientes
zines g%etObteten &inbes, 1 Gent S4az
OeNruB. rNutionul 2sab 60" gegen
Union Soup Co.," geidIi9tet. Sir
Oienftag: Nrr. IS, SO, III, 12O u7b
1913.
(@or 8i6ter @burp.) - Sir Diem
flag: Nrn. 50, Al, 20, A, SO.
0ie r@ereintgtt Dsutf6
9efeITf4at" bielt geItern W6enb
In ibrem 8er.inszGofal, 4bef's 9u1e,
glr. 1920, SfzprattfraBs, i6re regetz
mdBige pD9entli4e @eriammlung, in
tpel9er prdlfbsnt s. 6. S9uGB ben
9prliB unb @etretdr 5riebr. Qieber
bus prototoGf fibrte. 3tPn Qntpi'
fUngen fir Groceries an bsDiirftigsSa>
miIien 1purOsr ausgeIteGt. Sir biz
bemnd4ftige MISUNDERSTANDING pnrz
Den bic nDtbigen 8orbereitungen gez
troffen, unb Der @eIungDerein g5ro3~
- y = ~ 4 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04
Raklfebe @mfflarnma

@AAS
ent5Glt oas e~sptegsne bsuti4s @srt ,,9er Eets
flInss=Gnfer", As. Outage, $50 9elten tart, NIT
oislsq lsbETsi&sn 3nnitr9tiOr'n, ns5it t elm y GS.
~bauoIuns ii6er @iiherlpfe Chen, nelgss pom Gfaii1
uno frau eeIeien Utrosr ioate. une ntotbriih
fir iGn9e Geute, bic Fa psrebslt@'n t5 oIsn, OseS
unglildiid) Oerbeirdtbtf ttno; ~ -
man oss,,,Nt Sinner Isuet uno Gefdle6tSeranes
5eittng t nno bic bSisn $olgsn pom 5"aene;l lneen,
nis Sdrodde. RsrDoftSd Il SS1g' ;Bsos gi2lis g.:
6ShtniS cs,sroi,IpGafcft unb Erdmpfaeerb rIIdb,
Dbre idsdrltben Wleeiiin eageraS beiLeH t93GE;
Gin trsusr TrsnnO HnO l8stitr Gat9gs0,r lE0is1ss g.
Sfome NON O. cts. Gotmacten in sinfahem I'M
F5IaS torsiam osrpadt, frei 1u9sl9ttt niro.
DEUTscHEs HEsL-lNSTITUTs
10 EAST 8. STREET,
esther II Clinton pIate. "r.7 "anrf' VS.
Der rRsttungs Qnter" it aud gu
bo6en bti 6r.oerid WItt', 23o NoFO'
6pparbzGtraBs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04

Cine profoif8e Di8ter g
Satin. - Gr: r9r. 8roBer 5at
mir 9eTagt Group lei ieBt fat epioes
mild un0 mir foGten ba6er itets Elm
8re6mitteG i'm 9auie baden, UNI es
i'm Rot6Fane gu ge6rou9en. @as
benfF Du, tDeI6es 8re6mjtteG i'd aus
Der Qpot8ets beIorgen ToG?" - Gie:
at gun3 unn0t6ig, mir BADEN ia Ttet5
Elm poar gu 9ouIe borrdtbia," = Gr:
Dap iA ni9t piiBte." - sic: r0o6!
Menn Rotb an ben Mann tommrn
foQte, lieIt 0u 6utt ben &inoern elm
fnM Gin hnnr Dainar Manihte hnrln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04

Gin frpmmes Sinh 9dz
ter: ,8ift gu Osnn 9einem neuen8ldz
bierIebrer aud rs6t gut, 5dns4sn?"
- 6dns6en: ngtu, ru nee! Mun
ION ia aber feline 5einOe lIe6en!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04

*** Die monatli9e 8erIammlun9
beg 2abor : 9nceum { 8ereins finbet
mprasn 9ormitta9 UNI 10 ubr in Der
8ereins6dM fat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04

gastto : 8etrisbssinnabmsn 575,926.59 $ 1881
M6aiia(i6 @teusr1 ..... 35,356.67 1865
The colored American., 1901-05-18

Rev. Warren AlOnzO Coleman, the
,fi lie 1t and popular pastor of rael
Metropolitan g NJ E church, corner
First and = cts. southwest, was
transfersd last Novem ber from the
Kentucky Conference and app0i ted
10 Israel bv Bishop h : Williams
wben he he'd the Virginia & nfere' ce
IN this city at Lanes Cnaptl e N. E
church.
at this time l r&eI church was suf
fering from various CT uses; but by that
newer and force of chara CITE r which has
made his work q success where yer he
has been | ICED. he la succPe ded in
restMing the scattered resources and
confidence Of ihe members fnd friends
and has added about fifteen to the
church. 1t is a pleasure to visit Isrs el
The colored American., 1901-05-18

not help more worthy cause, worth
er pss,Or and q more dest rvipg COZ =
gTegatiOn. He has arranged to d. live,
a SERIES OF seImC ns at his church be
ginning tie first Sunday in June viz
JUNE 2, 1901.
1880 M (Children's Day). SuI =
ject: Name this Oh Ia" St. Luke
1853.
1880 p N. Evil News Flies on
WiDgs; Good News Walks on Cru'ck-
es.,' PIOveTbs. 1921
JUNE 9.
1870 a. m.-"The QGeen of Days"
Mum beTs 1885.
7:8O p. m-"Wnl You Stand?'' !
IhessalOnians, 3:8.
JUNE Is.
1O:30 a. n.-"Tbe Kings Reflection.
or Queen Vashti." (Wanted: Five hun
dred women to hear this sermon
$50 p. m.-"GOinQ TO Heaven bv
Water" Matthew 1928.
JUNE %.
1880 a. 10 THE Pulpit is Worth
Nor Than Il q )sts'' Matt 2e:8
7:S0 p. INST. PaLrs Farewell To
the Ephesians." Acts 1887.
You sre inv. ted to attend and prav
tOr the less1ngs # God al his ffnrts
Bishop Il. S. Villains, Bishop e Cot
trell and Others have been invited.
SelVlces 1880 q. m., p. 10. and %.
N. r
The colored American., 1901-05-18
REFORM SCHOOLS.

We first met Rev. Jacks on at C1ncIn-
natl, y attenCipg the meeting o. the
OOlOred Press AssC cjatiOn Of the Uni:-
ed States, March 1891 when he pub
lished The Wet ley an Indicator, relik-
iOus jOu nal in connection with his pas
tOral work 4 8 minister he Is sue
cess, stud1Ous and Jealous for the ex-
tension and promotion of the church OF
his choice. He is Kentucian by birth
On Monday Decem Der Is, 1875 b,
was united in marriage to Mil S Susie
Banks, OF Day on, Ohio, young lady
Of musical ard literary attainmeDts
and Withal, r, fiuement Of high Chris
tan repute. they have no children
Weir niece, Mis- Emma Davis, liv,
with them AID is nGw attel ding school
AT q OW ard University.
Rev Jackson hopeful of get.Irg,
thousand persons TO give one dol 8,
each, and more If lhey can III his thOL-
satd dollar crusade, the fifth SUNDAY
IN Jdre in order to lay of one n t,
his con 'erehce year. The public cal
The colored American., 1901-05-18

only minister in the State to publicly
protest against the wrongs sbont TO be
inflicted. The State JOurnsI, Parkers
burg, west Virginia, commenting fav-
OIabIy upon the lecture RI ported: 'FHe
resd extracts fl ON eleven superinten-
denis Of Reform Schools Ia various
parts Of The Uniled States as TO how the
h te and cOlOre d youth prUgr' ssed tC-
geIher the testimony was uniform J.
iaVOrat lie tn making no distinction.
He pres, n5t d the following table a.
subs antIaGiDg his claim that neither
custom nor experience neces. iIaseO
max ng the law read so AS to abs lutelS
separate the races
The colored American., 1901-05-18

and eI JOY the spirjt wh: ch character d
its services. The instruct We and elG =
quent ermOns, the 81 lef did music bl
the choir, with Mr. Fl Wythe Lewis
director and Miss Georgia Savoy, organ
lst make this church most inviting
The Sabbath chGOl, with Miss LOttie
Piper, superintendent, Miss Mary V
over, secretary, and seventeen teach
ers and one hundred snd sighteen pu-
pills and a new piano is tue quickest
way to tell what has happened -ince
Rev, JaCksOn's appointment. WheU
he came thirty five pupils met him
1t is said tie church has now a more
prosperous school than 1t has had for
ten years.
Rev. Jackson has been IN the timer
ant ministry for fifteen years, and was
a presiding elder for seven years in
Kentucky, and was Que Of the most
suCceesful regardless Cf denomination
He succeeded on the Mt. Sterling, Ken
lucky District the Rev. DR.. G. Il
Phillips who so ably past tored Israel
in former years, now editor Of the
Christian Index.
PIiOr TO entering the ministry Mr.
8CkkOD studies the dental profession
in Ohio and in May 1888 was elected
member Of the Miami Valley Dental
Association of Ohio. He being the first
Of the race elected to member ship in
that association. In the fail Of 1886
he resigned the dentsl profession for
the ministry and served his first ar-
pOintment four years faithfully and
with sbIlitY at Parkersburg, w. Va
April Is, 1890 he was invited by q white
Methodist church In West Virginta ia
near POmeroy, Ohio to preach for the m
at which time he baptized two men
and three wOmen-the men had owned
slaves and the women were daughters
OF eX-slave owners.
The Point Pleasant Register remark
ed: Rev. Mr.. Jackson ts fluent speak |
er and his sermons were all highly sp
preCisted. His being CT lOred gentle
man did not appear to hinder him in
the least from gaining the respect aid
confidence Of the people The Pom
erOy (O,) Telegraph commented: ''As
there is not q coIOj ed family in that
community We presume they are try
Ing their har d at a settlement Of the
race problem
January 28 1889 a bill YVES introduced
In the W est Virginia Legis latUre 10 ei =
iat lish Reform School with the pro-
visO that ''While and &C lOred inmates
shall be kept separate" He was the
The colored American., 1901-05-18
ISRAEL'S NEW PASTOR.

The Eloquent Kentucklan Put New Life
IN ISrael-A Most Successful Career as
Minister and Presiding Elder-Hi Work
in Other Fields.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-27
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
Something New Under The Sun.

All Doctors have tried to cure Ca.
arrh by the use of powders, acid gases,
inhalers. and drugs In paste form
Their powders dry up the mucous non.
branes causing them to crack open aud
bleed. The powerful acids used in the
inhalers have entirely eaten away the
same membranes that their mskors
have aimed to cure while pastes and
Ointments cannot reach the disease.
An old and experienced practitioner
who has for many years made a close
study and specially Of the treatment Of
Catarrh, has at last perfected n treat
ment which when faithfully used, not
only relieves at once, but permanently
cures Catarrh by removing the carso.
stopping the discharges, and curing
all inflammation. IL X the only rem,
edy known 10 science that actually
reaches the afflicted parts This won.
derful remedy is known as Snuhl : tho
Guaranteed Catnrrh Cure" II d j. sold
W llt fAlitNiltiN NV ~ w VI Wv lIIl
lar, each psck,ge containing internal
and external medicine Sufficient for "A
full months treatment aud every Thing
necessary to its perfect use.
"Snufies"i is the only perfect Catarrh
Cure ever made and is now recognized
as the only safe and positive cure for
that annoying AMI disgusting disease.
1t cures all inflammation quickly and
permanently and Is also wonderfully
quick 10 relieve Hay Fever or cold in
the head.
Catarrh when neglected often leads
TO Consumption-'Snufles" will save
you IL you use it AT once. 1t is no ordi.
nary remedy, but a complete treat.
ment which is positively guaranteed to
cure Catarrh II any form or stage il
used according to directions which &c.
company each package. Don't DELAY
but send for it ut once, and write full
particulars rs to your condition, and
you will receive special advice from
the d~iscoverer of this wonderful rem.
edy regarding your case without cos
to you beyond the regular price of
"Snuflps" the Guaranteed Catarrh
Cure"
Sent prepaid to any address in the
United States or Canada on receipt of
One Dollar. Address Dept. A 402, Ed.
win b Giles a. Company, 1880 and 1882
Market Street, Philadelphia.
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The Oldest and Best.

S. S. S. is a combination Of roots
and herbs OF great curative powers.
and when taken into the circulation
searches out and removes all manner
OF poisons from the blood, without
the least shock or harm to the system.
On the contrary. the general health
begins to improve from the first dose.
for S. S. S. is not only a blood purifier.
but an excellent tonic. and strength.
ems and builds up the constitution
while purging the blood Of impuri-
tics. S. S. S. cures all diseases Of a
blood poison origin, Cancer. Scrofula,
Rheumatism Chronic Sores and
Ulcers. Eczema. Psoriasis. Salt
Rheum, Herpes and similar troubles.
and is an infallible cure and the only
antidote for that most horrible disease,
Contagious Blood Poison,
A record Of nearly fifty years OF
successful cures is a record to be proud
of. S. S. S. is more popular today
than ever. II numbers its friends by
the thousands. Our medical cores
pondence is larger than yer i'll the
history Of the medicine. Many write
to thank us for the great good S. S. S.
has done them, while others are seek
ing advice about their cases. All
letters receive prompt and careful
attention. Our physicians have made
alife-long studyof Blood and Skin Dis
eases, and better understand such cases
than the ordinary practitioner who
makes a specialty OF no one disease.
80 We are doing great
III good to suffering
xxx humanity through
oHA our consulting de-
~~~ partinent, and invite
you to write us il you have any blood
or skin trouble. We make NJ charge
whatever for this service.
TINE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. ATLANTA. GA,
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Use Aliens Foot Ease,

A powder to be shaken into the
shoes. Your feet feel SWOLLEN, nervous
aud hot, and get tired easily. II you
have smarting feet or tight shoes. Try
Aliens Foot Ease. II cools the feet aud
makes walking easy. Cures swooleu,
sweating feet, ingiowiug mails, blisters
and callous spJts. Relieves corns and
bunions of all pain and gives rest aud
comfort. Try IL to-day. Sold by all
druggists and shoe stores for Soc, rriaI
package free. Address, Allen 5. Ohm
sted, LIE Roy, N. Y.
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LET IL
Alone

SCOTS Emulsion is not a
good medicine for fat folks.
We have never tried giving it
to a real fat person. We don't
dare. You see SCOTS Emul-
sion builds new flesh. Fat
people don't want it. Strong
people don't need it.
But if you are thin SCOTS
Emulsion is the medicine for
you. 1t doesn't tire you out.
There is no strain. The work
is all natural and easy. You
just take the medicine and
that's all there is to it.
The next thing you know
you feel better-you eat better
and you weigh more. 1t is
a quiet worker.
SEMI lori ea ample.
SCOTT & BuE. ru. Pearl 81. N. Y.
Sc aaltt9e, -ilH.Sists
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Republican County Ticket.
For County Judge
@. \. CLANCY,
OF Red Cloud, ID Ward.
Ger County shsrR
O. d. HEDGE,
OF Red Cloud Precinct
For County Coroner
DIR T. X. HALL,
OF Pleasant Hill Precinct.
Fos County Treasurer
ClAs. y. GATHER,
Of Red Cloud, lot Ward,
Pos County Clerk
I'D. 9. 0ARBER,
OF Guide Rock Prssinct
For County Surveyor
W.. K. THORNE,
OF Glenwood Precinct
For County Superintendent
MRS. 4. j. CASE,
OF Red Cloud, I'd Ward
For Commissioner ist Dist.
e. BETTER,
For Commissioner Sd Dist.
W. y. RENKEL.
For Csmmissioner bth Dist.
w. RICHARDS.
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Republican State Ticket
For Supreme Judge.
SAMUEL II. sEDGwICK,
OF York County.
For Regents to State University,
G.. j. ERNST,
:of Lancaster County.
II. L. GOOLD,
OF Keith County
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Mothers write us that they have
solved the problem of keeping their
children well. Give them Rocky
mountain tea each week. A blessing
o mother and child. G. l.. Getting.
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Home visitors excursions TO Ohio
and Indiana, Sept. 16, %, 80, and Oct
Z. Burlington Route will sell round
trip tickets 10 different points in the
above states at very low rates, limited
10 80 days from date of sale.-A. Con-
OVER, Agent.
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Farm for Sale.

Half section, five miles from Red
Cloud, fine land, first.class improve.
ments. 4 bargain il sold soon. AID.
dress j.. w. WALLIN,
Red Cloud, Neb.
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An English association regarding
woman's happiness has offered a re,
ward Of $500 for Il greater blessing to
women than Rocky Mountsin Tea
Sensible move. c. l.. Getting.