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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-09-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Dcparimcn, ot the Interior,
Land Once =, La Grandr, Oregon, Sept ~. 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has tiled notice oi his intention To make final
proof In support ~ his claim. and that said rtooi will
he made before Charles n. Chance, u. =. commiS-
soner at Sump,er. Oregon. On Nov. ". 1909. VIA
w. L. roIiS,
CHARLES I, kEAR.
OF Bourne, Oregon. ior the sw. OF Sec ., Tr. ,oS.
X, " EWM,
Tie names the following witnesses ~ prove his con-
Unuous residence upon AMI cultivation of saii land
Via Frank Zerla, and ben g. Ross. OF Bourne. Ore
gon; V. Y. Mead ~ Robert Jolly, oi Sumpier. Ore
l.. W. BARTLETT. Register
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-09-24

All the ladies Of Sumpter and vicinity
are invited to call at Mrs. Chipp's Mil
linery Parlors, opposite Baschc's. and
inspect her new line Of fall and winter
hats, opening beginning September II.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-09-24

Terminal Rates on Mining Machinery.
The eastern Oregon gold fields have
now the advantage Of terminal point
rates on all mining machinery shipped
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-09-24
T. Ii. Harrison, agent for Giant pow.
der company.

Shoes Of all kinds at Neill Mercantile
company's.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-09-24

Use Giant powder. fuse and caps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14

!. wedding .of irtcrest-Eisit Of Col.
l. u blackboard.

KING WILLIAM c. H.. VI. December
3-(Special. }-CarGs are out announcing
tho r7ar~jac,e at ester Manor church On
December SRI. 1892 CT D.. Philip Glib
son Cary to Miss Laura Irene Rohins Or.
Cav is the san Of Mr. William NJ Gary.
who is one Of the NEST prominent men OF
tbs county. and IS md has bsen ch.ir-
NON of the Beard Of Supervisors Of l<irs
V-fl,iqrl fer several years. Mss Robins
e the Youngest laughter OF Rev James
4. Robins both Being CID ana prominent
families # this county,
After the marriage D.. Cary VIII re-
eide at "Tcp Ii.u,' the residence OF his
father. ana viii continue the practice G.
colonel L. D. Blacliford is visiting his
sister Mrs j. c. CcolEe, Of tbs pace.
This is his fist visit here since 1854 hen
he made a survey and map OF the county
showing each farm, house. and fence.
This. among othec valuable papers, was
6estroyed to prevent the Union soldiers
from getting possession of them. The
Colonel takes. his loss Of 500 in cou-
pons VERY well.
Mr.. ]. B. IL PGller has retired from the
hotel business here. and moved to the
BAPTIST parsonage. Nj. y. Il. Ei!l has
taken ch eIge Of the hotel.
Mr.. James a. Lacy, who has been IL
with typhoid fever for the past three
weeks is now convalescent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14
FREDERICKSBURG SOCIETY.
Of the Past Week
= wedding at lewiston

FREDERIC SBURG. VA, December
a-fspecia,.)-Mrs. D. C. Bowman enter
tanned at her new home On Main street
Tuesday afternoon from 4 to o.. sl'l1S
mink tea to her many friends. The rooms
we're charningEy decorated in pink. ara
t,arratiors of the same color were taste
fully distributed.
Mrs Bowman was assisted in receiving
BY Miss Judith Shepherd. Mrs. y ".
Eubrey ard Mrs. ]. c. King served
punch; Miss Mary Thompson. coffee,
md the following young laoies in the
dini3c-room: Misses Jennie Maitland
Kate Doggett. Alice Cannon. Zada E,2;s-
lish. of Richmond; Annie Flemnling. julia
Thornton. of Maryland, Eliza Roy. Susie
Bradley. Lucila Yates. and Mrs. j. E.
Tompki1s.
The Ladies Card Club was Delightfully."-
entertained Tuesday morning at Snow
len. the pretty home of Mr.. ard Mrs
Dorr Clark. near this city their daugh-
Ter. Miss Florence Clark. being the hest
.nss Of the occasion. Progressive euchre
vas PLAYED. the first prize being won by
Miss Francis Perry, of Richmond. and
the secord by N'iss Annie Fleming.
The Misses Ficl;len and Miss Jennie
Maitland charmngly entertained the
card Club last evening a the home of
Mrs. Josephine Wallace. The ladies'
GEnrIze was won bysMrs. W. D. Carter; the
gertlernan's by Mr. Fl. IL Henderson.
ard the BOBBY by Mr.. c. O'conor Cool
rick.
Those playing were: Mesdames VIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14

Stearns. ard ". D. Carter. Misses Kate
Newell Doggett Fannie Taylor. Mary
Gordon Wallace. Mamie and Elise Flick
Ism. Jennie Maitland. and AIessts. j. c.
Chichester A. T. Ernbrey w. d. Car
ter. ". c. Stearns C. OConor Goodrich,
r. II. Henderson. Chester Goolrick, and
r. II. Carmichael
There VIII be a marriage at t'letcher's
chapel in King George county. next
Wednesday evening. December nth. at
O'Clock. The contracting parties will be
JeffeTso Henderson. Oldest son Of Addi
son Henderson ard Mss Belle Bowie,
daughter OF Mr.. E. r. Bowie, of the same
county.
near Germanna bridge. in Orange,
brought here Thursday an Indian Ratchet
which he found in an Indian mound
about fifty yards from where the resi-
dcnce of Governor Spotswood of Virginia,
formerly stood It is curiosity and is
highly priced. The Ratchet shows the
marks OF are ard is presumably over q
hundred years Old
Tuesday 1:icht Miss Valeria Claudia
Sutherland and Mr.. y. Langhorn Segar,
OF Lewiston. Spotsylvania county. were
at the family residence at o'cloe was
witnessed by a number of interested
friends. Rev. Rash DeJarrette. of st.
Johns Episcopal church. performed the
ceremony. Miss Beth SeSar. sister of
the groom. was maid of honor, and Dr..
NJ. Y Baydes. best man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14
NORTH CAROLINA II. G |. Road.
Much Important Work Done East
week.

GREENSBORO n G. December II
Especial THE Board of Directors of the
s,,4a So.,,,ol ans Tna,-s+rfa, COLLEGE has
$50 -, sass.o., here ms wecl, end to-
IN mo Following statement of the i'm
,,,,.,a,,+ VOL, Of ,,rlJ:o interest, as done
-. ~ hard was ven out,
THO ,,ran3ratinn ~ the Biennial re-
NOT - he transmitted to the Governor
Ia +7,,,o,,,I, him n i'm General Assem-
,,iz, r,f,i, .ano,-t which Includes nc re-
,,c~ts of .I,.@ ,,~5sff7,nt and h,lt.sar of the
nSl,aoa a;,.zS f,,u account Of the work Of
~ oo,,5,a 1,,.fnr ne mast two wears
"a spo,gs ,,,anv fo-vari steps taken
;, ,,a,-a1e,,r,a,,+ II asks for a special
.,,.,,o,,,.;at:on az 81. $50 for a new DOR
-. I,,,;,7:rr
I'll, ,-o.,,+a,,ca of tl,e n~onns;tior7 OF
~, C,,,,a,.,, I-tsrr9tjo, Board 10 donate
co'7.-a for ire purpose OF as
.tf,,. - 1,,a 1ra3r,tecarco of a manual
f,.,i,,f,,o a,,ar+r77crt. s. 700 a wear for the
.t,,,oo years ana ,he acceptance of
- "a 49,, for ,,rea vea~s from the
r,rer3, l-,iI,cafion 1e,.ara for the estab-
iisb,,,c,. Of scfloIarships ana loan funds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14
Lynchbur= co1,iery Company.

LYNCHBURG VA. December 13.-
(Special.l-A meeting of the corporators
ord stockholders of the Fayette Colliery
Company. recently chartered under the
laws of West Virginia. was held here to-
day ard the following directors were
elected: T. A DietZ Randolph Harrison.
c. II Lumsden James E. Edmuuds.
S. E. Morrss. a. Fl. Burroughs. o.. B.
Barker, 7. =. Jennings, Joseph White
head. a. P. Craddock. and T. j. O'Brier..
The directors elected the following Off
GERS: President, Randolph Harrison:
Vice-Presfdent, T. A. Jennings: General
Mana ger ard Treasurer. T. y. Die;1,
Secretary ]. Singleton Diggs. 1t was
a greed to increase the capital stock and
TO have the name changed 70 the Lynch
burg Coliery Company. The company's
property is in Fayette county. w. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14
HAPPENINGS AT F1ONTvIhLE.
Entertainment in Years
Giye7, by the Esc-,tis.

Given bT the stc',HS
NONTVAIE e. VA. Dec 3-CSpolia1)-
'rrc anniversary Of :; ,rosS Interesting
event was il1y celebrated Dec 1T the
beautiful home of Mr., end MIS-. Jaraes
II. Read. "Ic1ge HILL" on 5he twentieth
wear Of Their married lie. whore all Of
those hayyp years have been spent One
hundred ;,nd fifty in%1talio3s We're sent
oul to tie emma NeGGin~" and enc
"cJld suppose that few fo.lcd 10 attend.
Misses En- lIaitCn. ,f Portsmouth,: Al
berta Williams, OF Richmond Nora
Hardwood and Cora Cofer. Of Montvale.
assisted in receiving tn, numerous
guests Tile Interior Of the lCwec floor
was indeed exquisite the par!ors end
GinirS-rocn?s, all four, thrown into one;
tacn ~Oon was :. seu OF beauty White
ana green vas the ,,o!o- S ,IleH:c; many
IA a3d costly flowers from Mann &
Brown pains ferns and evergreen add
ed their | ealty in ado"nirg and bcautifv-
in. tfla large halls. and each rCCm Of he
mouse. T2e linlilS- ro,uns wera Very at
tra::tivc and beautifully deco atcG. the
tive long tables covered with sl'oW-wtite
linen, had each a large Battenburg lac"
ccl trel,ic,,e on ,rhich was a large vase of
white carnations and ferns, wide green
IN bor roSscG and tic! III graceful
!, j" OF, each corner 81 tie t.hi" and he
soft li.nt frC:n lamps anG chS nGeliers Lent
q beautiful slow over tile entire scene.
Tho refreshmer. is were elegant. every
thing the season affords, The presents
were numerous. and most Of them very
handsome Ninety were received repre-
santfng St Louis, Virginia ard West Nir-
giaia North Carolina AID South Caro-
linz A china press was ircudeG with the
presents
Mr. Read is enc of our most Influential
and substantial merchants and farmers
Mrs Read is The daughter of the late
Captain Rves Hoffman. and sper: many
ears Of her life child in Petersburg
and Richmond.
Among the out-cf-town guests present
we're: Mrs. Nettie Hoffman. Mess~s.
Shields and Thomas Hoffman. Miss Ger
truGe C0cke. Roarc1e Va; Mr.. and AIRS
Obensnam, Miss Ora Hatcher. DR.. w
IL LYLE, and Mr. Harrison. editor Of Bed
ford Democrat, bedford, Va; Miss L NJ
IIaitcn. Portsmouth.
Mr. Tenn Hoffman, OF Roanoke gave the
following toast:
Our aost and hostess of this fiesta
board
Have arrived at the mile-rost marked
score on TIC road
IT the coach called married life
It's b5en drawn by the fiery steeds OF
Ger the cute IN the stations of Song
and Rhyme,
Ana their drivers been Love. not
Strife.
May this driver continue the ribbons
hold
And see that their love may ne.er grow
cold.
AS they glide through the vista of years,
But see that the spark contiues to bum,
For when Ger the mountain of JOY we
We enter the valley of tears
Mrs John o. HAYNES. the wife Of the
well-l1nown hotel man. fell at her resi-
5ence on Monday and broke her wrst-a
BAD fracture. DR.. Fred Lecew. formerly
of Richmond is attending her.
Cards are out Tor the marriage of IN
nie Maud Terrell to Mr.. James Nathaniel
Nichols, Of Petersburg, on Dec 3, at
q o'clock, at the Methodist church. Mont
,-.Ip Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14
Relief MEASURES,
CAPT. LAMB IiasTENIEG SLOWLY
IN MATTER OF SUCH ELLIS.
TIE VENEZUELA IM32OGLI0,
a.r. RiScs- Thinks We Shall Have to
Re Very Careful; 10 Avoid Decom-
ing Observation-Disclosures ELL Ne
ins Fought by sIannfactnrcrs.

,s Ma;sIH ~ p G; DECEMBER r.
speaEil7s Of relief bis ard private meas
fi ;a; that the com11ittees had ASSURED
DIS during the short session. and that
there was really no cnance for their
passage Ea you'd. therefore. T. frain as
far IS possible from entailing additional
trouble on the committees this sessio...
bit would hold bills Of this nature over
until The first session CT the Fifty-eightll
60. sress. rhcn tire would be hopes CT
their pagsage. He eEp-ained that all
bills which went to the House and were
rot acted on ard passed by both the
House and the Sarate w.ald die with thy
end of this session, and that they would
therefore. have to be Introduced a sec
cri Tina. which world handicap their
final passage somewhat and that the:v-
Tore ms policy would be to hold them
over until next session.
Mr.. I7lSFY on VENEZUELA
representative RiEey. Of tho Ei-ht.1
District who i q nenocr Of the House
been discussed i he committee but net
formally, and that there We're not enough
members present when it was discussed
10 even show what the drift of sentiment
on the question was. There seems to
bc a Gisinc'i-ation en- all gides TO be
Quoted CT the question Ho@Gyer the
cpisicn IS p.ivately expressed that 1t IS
a very dcI.cate situation. ana that the
government will have TO proceed with
eraat caution to protect the Monroe
Doctrine ard a tl.y Sana tine avert war
With Germ my ard England.
THE EIGHT HUl BILL.
The iii p7rding in Congress pcoyid..g
that all firms ard corporations holding
government contracts snail not Work IFS
men over isn't hours DAY Is exs 81 ~
paIt Of firms AID corporations holding
government contracts. they all say that
befg.e they viii employ their help on the
throw tn
rCYcrnment contracts prominent
!, nent irm. which holds Ia large con con
tract to furnish cement to the govern
n-ent ras written to different senators
ana members Of Congress. saving nat
almost every ccn2cnt manufacturer III liit
United States " ould 4%tuse COVERINGS. :
contracts rather than ccine W.itAIn tii.
scope cf tfe action OF the eighs- notr ia ~.
There vii be a concerted cIIoit on tt,
mart of the manufacturers OF the Cnltet
sta,s to prevent The BIZ s., bec a,'nr q 2
law. On the other hand. the iao? ;i, 80 -
rent thrOuEhOut tilo county VIII IN
dSavor to secure its passage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14

The urthfnlzing life some people lead
often causes ttauble ard sickness as Il
l,.s,r,,c.l IL tie e>,erierea CT ladE
~, reside; IN t'cnd TN Lac. Wis.
",rol.t fe,l,r rc2rs aGo | suffered dread
r,,rl,, fro7, Indigestion, alwaTs having
c,4s, v,,..i.Dre,r I i.}rd ret thinking Of
tl7a Giqestitle qua,itieT This Indigestion
,a.,s.,l r,,I,it;.,!ctn 4 lns. hcart so badly
Cut. MT Wiz ZIP q flight Of stairs
,vitf,..., Sitting &C yvn CO" or twice TO re
~aip breath ard strength.
u became CHARMED and tried dieting
wore nv clothes very loose. and many
ether remedies, but found no relief.
Cheering of the virtues of Grape-Nuts
ana Postum Food Coffee. I commenced
,lelre the-, in place OF my usual break
raet Of coffee. cakes. or hot biscuit, and
q, ore weeks tine was relieved o. sour
-inrsach and other ills attending indiges-
ion In months time my heart was
rerfornirr the functions naturally and |
,crld climb stairs and hills and walk long
distances.
II sained ten pounds in this short time
sn1 nv, sl:in became clear and con-
n,atelv rccained my health ard strength
( continue to use C;-ape-Nuts and Postum
F..r / feel that owe my good health en-
sircly ia their rse. | lilie the delicious
fIsyor of Grape-Nutss and by making Pos
t1In according to directions, it cannot be
DISTINGUISHED from the highest grace Of
ccsee,,' Name given by Postum Co..
Eattle Creek, Mich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14
Christmas Gifts 1T Are school.

Christmas shoppers will do we'll 10 bear
in mind the sale this week at the Art
School corner Madison and Grace streets.
This. sale has been dos!ered to meet the
two-fold purpose OF giving purchasers
an opportunity TO select dainty gifts al
a moderate cost ANY number Of dainty
little objects. bearing the stamp of indi-
viauality, and unli.se anything Of then,
respective kinds known elsewhere, are
10 be fo'ut on sale at the modest stipend
Is cents. These little gems show that this
sale is not meant simniy for the we'll
filed purses. but fer the general pubic
The proceeds of the sale will so towards
helping the Art School carry On the good
wor!. it is doing for art in the city.
Ire sale opens Monday morning and
noses Saturday night at 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14
court delivers the opinion affirming

court. delivers the opinion Affirming l.lc
Judgment of the lower court,
This. case involves the right of counties
10 tax the rolling stock OF railways
running through them: 1t seems that tle
county Of Norfo.E the terminal of the
Atlantic and Dauvi,le railway. imposed
tax not only upon the real estate OF the
&c npany but likewise upon its roIins
stock and other personal property lac
court in its opinion reviews the history
If legislation upon this subject and cites
opinion on this and ccSrate questions bI
preceding courts. tracing the history OF
legislation. all OF which was clearly &c
signed to make corporate property taxa
lie as other property. 1t finally declGes
tIat Norfolk county being the conicl!e
of the said railway company. had the
right to tax such property, and the judS-
Inent OF the Circuit Court is affirmed.
The court holds that the rolling stock
of a railway company i properly taxa
ble in its domicile ANA that this is we'll
settled. 1t adds TO The decision. however,
this significant expression. which may
prove OF value to The present General
Assembly in craving the statutes neces-
sary TO put iato operation TIE n2w cox
pnGation article Of the Constitution re-
Gently ordainoG
1T might he more equitable. perhaps.
looking TO the interests Of the counties
through which the road and therefore
any road PASSES. if the revenue derived
from this source were distributed. bat III
tire absence OF legislatise enactment
unon the subject il was properly taxed
by the county OF Norfolk.
Here is a citation from the opinion
which will be read with general interest.
governing as it does the Interpretation
OF a law or laws: The practical con
struction given TO a statute by prbiic
officials, and acted upon by the peop!"
is not only to be constred, but in cases
Of doubt viii be regarled as decisive. 1t
Is allowed the same effect as a course ol
judicial decision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14
sauR STOMACH tAcid Dyspepsiao
VOW Recognized as the Cause OF Sc.
riuus Diseases.

Acid Dyspepsia, commonly called heart
tarn orr sGal stomach. Is form Of lnGl-
salting from fermentation OF the
h@ stomach being too weak 70
Hty 1isest IT the food remains I'M
u f. 1osas ten begins iitllns the stotn-
ten %ta S. and bitter, sour. burn
n The mouth Is often present.
l5on seen becomes chron.e, and
aa every day occurrence. Is given
ltie attention. Because DYSPEPSIA
IS ume &iatesN fatal, many people
ID nothing Tor tic trouble
IS Ef@ well known among able phE-
s hat the whole constitution is
aHas& undermined ana "eahene3, ih2t
nerves asad vial Organs are SeE-o .,lS
ted 1E ny form oil dyspepsia l ms
aa rs every organ, every hesAe ~
toaE IS na4fishet pN the b!@Ga ana
a'ood is rep .e"isned from me 1000
s'aa u the food Is piopefiN oi2est ca
blood Is pure the nerves STEADY 5ut
p.ed with sour fer-nentlnS. &c
nass The blood Is viilaled. pols-
"na he result IS shown N s.eep.tSs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14
GOOD MINSTREL SHOW.
Iu,peria1< Pleased Large Audience
ut He-yi.!cre HAIL Friday Night.

The Imperial Minstrel and Glee Club
! held forth at Belvidere Hall last Friday
night and gave a very pleasing perform
arce before a good audience.
. The minstrel show. which constituted
the first part Of the performances.
was of unusual excellence. Tom
! er and VIII Augustine, as end men. were
good Mr. MiIler's rendition of Bill
Bailey. Won't You Please Come Hor,e?'
was as good bit of black-faced charac-
ter work as the vaudeville has seen In
some time.
Ed. Racland and Charles Bigger. as
Messrs. Dooiey and Yale. in burnt-cors
specialties, were responsible for much
mirth.
Popular songs were sung in great num-
Der. and all were well done. The guar
tet and chorus work also excellent.
The quartet was a picked one. made up
of Mcssrs William Graham. Hal Brooke,
Ed. Rag'and and William Webb.
Mr.. James D. Hunter. who possesses
superb baritone. rendered two numbers,
and was enthusiastically applauded.
The noteworthy specialties of the last
half of the performance were the mystic
deeds of Messrs Crenshaw and Au-
gust line q nd the slack wire feats of elm
ton Boyd. who presented the disrobns
scene from "Sappho' while balanced on
one foot in m!d-ar.
Miss Inez Thomas was particularly
pleasing III her accoupa uiments and the
Windy City Band gave a picturesque pre-
sentation of music under fire. Mr.. Sam
Bigger was the stage ma mayer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14

days VIII make it inadvsable to hold the
election earlier than January. no cam
ditlates for the position have yet an
nourced themselves.
Elijah Graves and John Moss Graves.
charged with robbing the post-oftice at
Tomahawk Pittsylvan.a county, We're
examined by Justice Of the Peace W. y.
Eaugh this morning. IN default of boAd
in tie sum OF $50, the boys were re-
manded to jail at Chatham. to await the
action of the United States authorities
The action was brought upon evidence
submitted by Post-Ctlice Inspector Z. y.
vrrress. The case was examined by Mr..
Raugh owing TO the absence from the
CITY OF Unite. States Commissioner Fred
ericll Kent Morris. The boys are both
quite voting. They will probably be tried
~ PoanoIe. at the earl est term of the
EeIeral Court heing held in that city:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14

This is intended for you to read Why
haven't you been to the Dispatch office.
Ninth and Main. to get your set of the
works of Edgar Allan Poe? They will
give them to you for 81 Your library Is
incomplete without them. The books are
beautifully bound and are intensely In
terest.ng. Don't put it off
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-14
!. Tie T: (c,0(lHSQl, GENERAL TO AUSTRALIA
CATARRH of THE HEAD WHICH
AFFECTED HEARING CURED
HY PE-RU.NA.

Mr.. j. Emile Tanguay. No 332 john
street. Quebec. is Secretary OF the Jaaues
Curling Club OF Quebec. one OF the lead
ing sporting clubs in the city. Its mem
6ers are composed of young men or the
Best families. He writes:
Last winter I caught severe cold
which developed into q severe case OF
tatarrh of the head, affecting nv
hearing especially. My eyes ran. my
system seemed to be generally cioggei
up. was advised by club friend &c
Try Peruna. and did SO at once. Tc my
delight found change set In for the
setter within three days. and in eight
DAYS was entirely we'll
Il have advised others to use It. arc
all seem to join In its praise. as veil as
yours truly. Emile Tanguay.
H. ~, Weicher. Deputy Coroner tChi
caeol Cook county. Ill, writes from 1-ss
Wrightwood avenue. Chicago. Ill:
II hear nothing but praise from al
who have tried Perura. 1t cured me o,
catarrh of the threat in few days and
consider it by far the safest. sures,-
cases of cntnrrh aud coIds.'-H- A.
weichcr.
Mr.. Ado,ph Koehler. President OF the
North Side Turrerschatt. writes from
Clark and Leland avenues. Chicago, ILL.,
1T is with pleasure that | endorse
Perrra as a fi-st-ctass medicine. especf-
ally for catarrhal affections Of the throat
ard lungs 1 have used 1t with much
benefit ard several of my friends have
been cured of catarrh entirely where
Par,na was sed.''-Adoiph Koehler.
..NoTHING BETTER THAN PE-RU-NA
FOR CATARRHAL TROUBLES"
SAYS CONGRESSMAN C. p. DORR.
C. P. Dorr. Hotel Johnson, Washing
ton D. G.. Ex-Consressma,. from West
Virginia writes:
Il can cheerfully recommend Peruna
to anyone who wants safe and perma-
nent cure for catarrh. For throat. lung
ard catarrhal trouble there IS nothing
better than Peruna.'-C. p. Dorr.
COLDS LEAD TO CHRONIC CATARRH.
\ common cold Is acute ca'arrh which
quickly becomes chronic catarfh IL al
lowed to remain.
Every cold snap leaves in It's trail thou
sands of cases of catarrh. many OF whom
for want of effective remedy. VIII
suffer from this disease the rest of their
lives.
Is there anything that can be done to
prevent all this?
In the first place. Peruna used at the
proper time will prevent taking cold
in the second place. Peruna will cure
cold in from two TO five DAYS
Again. Peruna viii cure catarrh quickly
in the first stages. and finally Peruna
viii also cure chronic catarrh. IL used
properly and persisteutly.
Perunn kept in the house and
properly used wiz therefore not
| only net ns safeguard against
the ailments which result from
| sudden cold waves. but win also
prove n sure remedy for this class
! 81 ailments.
! If vow do not derive pro~nnt ard Salts
! f. ctorv results from the use or P"rura
! write al orce TO DIR. Hartman, giving
| full statement of your case ard he VIII
! b. pleased to give you his valuable aG-
| v!ca gratis.
| Pe-ura can be purchased ut any first
| class drug store for s100 per bottle
| A7G-nsS DR. Hartrnan. President OF
| The Hartman Sanitarium.S Columbus. 0.