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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-07

at Gable, Wis, where a group OF St. Paul
young people We're entertained by the Misses
Livingston.
Misses Alice and Flossie Barwise went. to
Anoka Thursday to attend the golden Wed
ding celebration of their grand parents ME-
and Mrs. Thomas Barwise, who formerly re-
sided in the city. /.
The bachelor girls at Shack La-Du- Leen H
entertained twenty guests yesterday IaaHe at haRe
Calhoun. Misses Mabel Schwind. tlorence
LIE Duo, Mabel Knox, Katherine Coyeny ana
Ella McGonough are spending q few weeks at
the camp. - W. t>tS5., -. -. - .v-~
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are
as follows: Continental. j.: F. Iownan
Union Square, J. H. Kennedy; Broadway
Central, G. M Hanley: Park Avenue, B. j..
SERVER; Holland, G. H. Partridge; st. Denls'
J. R. Bell. =, a.. = ~ s" S. e a
A group of South Side young people Misses
Mary o'Connor. Ellen Kennedy, s,I,. M,iafed Maha1
Rose and the Messrs. Lawrence Ryan, r., Thom- t
as Kennedy, Frank Newman, Jake Welsen-
stein. Charlie Wesenstein, Frank and ITO
Arnold. chaperoned by Mrs. Arnold drove out
to the home Of Miss Esther Arnold at Parker
lake in a tally-ho on the Fourth; In the
evening the young people attended the Wood
man dance at Schebe's pavilion. o., >
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PersOnal and Social.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. kittredge have returned
from California.
Mr. and Mrs. P B. Munson are home from
j an extended western trip.
W. H Gilbert of Cincinnati, Ohio, is visit
: ing relatives and friends in the city.
Mrs. George H. Francis has returned from
q two months trip on the Pacific coast.
Miss Daisy Edgecomb is in Chicago. Later
she will go to Joliet. ILL.,. to visit friends.
Miss Irene Kissinger of 2sos Grand ave-
nue will return this week from Cambridge.
DR. and Mrs. R. N. Peters are home from
a months visit at White Fish Lake, MINI.
Miss Beulah Watkins Of Danville. ILL.,. is the
guest of Miss Nevins of 4O1 Ridgewood ave-
nue..
Mr. and Mrs. O. H: Myran are in Los An
year. year: oA''' "D''' 'N'' " ~ ~
u The Union Card Club will meet with Mrs.
NJ. L. Johnston, 2625 Portland avenue, to-
morrow.
Mrs. r. NJ Taylor of 'Melrose Highlands
Mass, is the guest Of Mrs Charles A. TulleI
Of e444 Girard avenue S.
Mrs. Bryant ". Amin of Pasadena, CAL
is spending the week with the Misses Putnam
~- at 1101 Second avenue S.
l.: P. Plummer Social Club will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Kate Weaver
of 6S9 Cedar street, st. Paul.
+. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Weir, accompanied by
their niece, Miss Mary Norton, left Saturday
evening for trip OF the lakes.
JOQn COX WeGD ana NJ. y. w ODD OIL DeluCp-
oils, Ala, guests of J. H. Long Of II
e Seventeenth street for the month
Mrs. William James Chick of Los Angeles
CAL, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs John Harris
Chick Of 24l2 Lyndale avenue S.
r, Miss Lillian Lundberg has returned to bel
home in Red Wing after visit with the
Misses Swanson Of Clinton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Brooks of 2432 Crane
| avenue, accompanied by Miss Louise Bircher
spent the Fourth at West Superior, Wis.
Mrs Lyell Lamont Bradford and daughter
Corinne have gone to Denver. Col, after
visit Of four months with Minneapolis rela
J tives.
Mr. and Mrs F. c. Edgerton and children
of Spokane, Wash. are guests OF Mr.. ane
Mrs. F. NJ. Edgerton of 1926 Fifteenth ave
niue s.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Porter, accompanied
4 by Miss Augusta Baker and Miss Eta Null
/ yey, left to-day for short visit at the home
OF M. L. Strathem, in Rich Valley.
/ Miss Nellie Ayers Of Omaha is the CUES
Of her sister, Mrs. J. W. Cooper of Bryan
| avenue S. Mrs. Robert Ross of Omaha wa,
the guest of Mrs. Cooper over the Fourth.
John Pillsbury attended house party owe
| the Fourth at the Livingston country plac
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FOREIGN FLASHES

Lorenzo Marques-The fire which started
July is still burning, the loss being about
e5OO,000. : f.-s=..- g.. =
Berl,n-Germany's exports for the year
ended June 30 were $101 IA, ,064, an increase OF
81 .S27 $50 over the preceding year.
Rome-There was a large gathering OF, ,nota-
bles Yesterday in honor Of the twentyfourth
anniversary of the Dopes coronation. s,, T..
Iondon-A% large, collection of rare Caxton
books and early manuscripts has been sold
to 20 to the United States. The collection
cannot be duplicated.
I,ondon-It is expected that Generals Botha
De Wet and Delarey will tour Europe, Eng
land and America, asking aid for the widows
orphans and crippled OF the Beers.
. St. Johns, N F.-The steamer Harmony
went ashore during heavy gale, and the
whole coast was swept, which must have re.
suited In much damage to fishing craft.
Kinrston:. Ont.-A prisoner enrolled in the
nenitentiary as Karl Dallman is found to be
Luke Dillon. one Of the gang that attempted
to blow up the, 'WeIland canal LOCKS some
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In Social Circles

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dewitt Spencer Of 5000
Hennepin avenue, announce the engage
ment of their niece, Miss Agnes M. Roche,
and Henry V. Stahl of Bayfield,, Wis.
The wedding will take place the last OF
the month. ,..:...s ..... .. d.
A reception will be given for Rev.
Smith Baker, D. d., this evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Carleton,
1926 Portland avenue. DR.. Baker was
formerly pastor Of Park Avenue Oongre-
gational church and Is now, at Portland,
Maine. l., T.
Samuel r. Thayer gave dinner at the
Minneapolis Club yesterday for Mrs.
Thayer Of New York and ex-governor
Warner Miller of Rochester, N. y, who
sEsnt the day in the twin cities on their
way to Alaska. Judge and Mrs. George
B. Young of st. Paul entertained in the
morning and in the afternoon trolley
ride was taken in Mr.. Lowrys private
car. The party left for the coast to-day
In Mr.. Hills private car.
Mrs j. X. Seaton entertained
formally Saturday evening in her apart
ments at the Ashmore. The guest of
& honor was her nephew. DR.. ). D. Riggs,
president Of Ottawa university, who is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. James T.. Wy
man.
The children of the late w. H. Foster
and relatives held family reunion July
4 at the home of w. S. Foster, 3038 Pleas
ant avenue. About twenty were present
and q number of friends called in the
afternoon and evening to recall old times.
w. H. Foster was one of the pioneers OF
St. Anthony and came here in the days
when Indians were as numerous about the
falls as white men.
Mrs Charles E. Cook gave a parcel
shower Wednesday evening for Miss
Lillian Dubay, July bride. About thirty
young women were present and Miss
Dubay received many pretty gifts. Dan
cing and music were diversions and re-
freshments were served from a flower
decked table in the dining-room. The
guests wrote their names in dainty book
let, ornamented in water-color, which the
hostess presented to the bride.
Mrs Maud Dibble and Frank Brusky
were married Saturday at the home OF the
brides brother In Rochester, MINI. Rev.
Frank Doran read the service Mr..
Brusky Is connected with the Great
Northern railroad in Minneapolis and
brought his bride to the city to reside.
A quiet wedding took place Wednesday
afternoon at the home of the bride S
Mabel Greenlun and William Hase wers
married. Miss Grace Scott played the
wedding march. Mrs. Charles T. Kelsey
was matron of honor and little Emma
Hartman carried the ring. The best man
was Charles Hase and the service was
read by Rev. Mr.. Morris. The bride wore
q gown of gray cloth and carried bride
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Hase left for trip
and they will be at home at 1881 Central
avenue after Sept. 1.
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A-year- -old girl committed suicide in Wash
ington park by drinking carbolic acid.


Ardmore, l. T.-Encroachments of cattle
men are causing trouble with Indians in the
Choctaw nation, and over 400 cattle have
been mysteriously killed during the past
week. -
St. ,Louis-E. E. Shannon committed suicide
after confessing to his wife that he mur-
dered two men ten years ago, for which
crime he allowed a friend to be convicted and
hanged.
Chicago-D. A. ]. Jennings is under ar
rest charged with extortion by midwife,
who says the doctor was accompanied by, a
man representing himself as officer. The
doctor denies the charge.
New York-After four. years, the great
16-inch gun which has been in the course
Of construction at the Watervile arsenal,
near Troy, N. Y, is completed. 1t throws
1000 pound shell twenty-one miles.
New York--The Federal Sugar Refining
company. which was incorporated under the
laws of New Jersey recently. with capital
Of $4,000, 900. proposes TO establish a chain
Of refnertes throughout the United States.
Denver, Col.-The Denver & Rio Grande
Railway company carried two actresses
through to San francisco in, an otherwise
empty Pullman car because they refused to
transfer to another car on through tickets.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-07
HAGUE TRIBUNAL

1t Is About to Show Itself of Prac-
tical Value.
Neso Yorb S.I,, Speotot serutoo
London, July IA dispatch from Brus-
sells to the Times says that for the first
time since the peace conference The
Hague tribunal is about to be consulted
on several questions of minor order.
The first relates to the terms of sale
of the Danish East Indies 10 the United
States. Holland and Germany also de-
sire to submit point of difference re-
lating to submarine cables.
The dispatch adds that DR.. Asser, the
arbitrator in the Russo American dispute
concerning the seizure Of American seal
ing vessels, has now reached the final
stage of the inquiry, and will shortly
pronounce judgment.
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s1rrcmE OF JOHN JOSEPH DAILY.

SUICIDE OF JOHN JOSEPH DAILY.
Pueblo, Col, July John Joseph DAILY, a
pioneer lawyer of the northwest, committed
suicide by taking morphine in lodging on
South Union avenue. No motive can be
found for the act. He left letter saying
simply that If anything should happen to
him to notify Floyd DAILY. his son, at Dallas,
Oregon, or the grand master workman OF
the A.. O. U. w. at Portland, Oregon. Among
his effects were many letters showing he
had a lucrative practice in Texas, New Mexi-
CO, Illinois and the northwest. From 1855
to 1891 he was grand master workman fol-
the Jurisdiction Of Washington, Oregon and
British Columbia
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A Quarterly Meeting.

The third quarterly meeting Of the Mime
apolis branch Of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society will be held Wednesday in
Simpson M. E. church, commencing at $50
a. m. Lunch will be served by the women
of the church.
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You Have All Day in P1ttsburg

and can be back in Chicago next morning
if you make the trip on the Ptttsburg
Special leaving Chicago Union Station
7:30 o. NJ daily, and return on the Chi
cago Special leaving Pittsburg $50 p. m.
These trains run every day with vesti-
bule coaches and sleeping cars, including
buffet sleeping car, on which lunch is
served; also breakfast going and return
Ing Sleeping car space can be arranged
for by addressing H. R. Dering, A. g. P.
Agt, 248 South Clark St., Chicago.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-07

Tour of Lake Minnetonka via tsThe
Milwaukee,"
Boat trains leave Minneapolis at 900
a. NJ, 1870 p. m. and 500 p. m, connect
ing at Hotel st. Louis with steamers OF
Lake &Minnetonka Transportation COM
pany for tour of lake. A delightful day.
outing. Excursion tickets, including en-
tire trip, 80 cents.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-07

a woman who Is weak, nervous and
sleepless. and who has cold hands and
feet cannot feel and act like well per
SON Carter's Iron Pills equalize the cir
culation remove nervousness and give
strength and rest
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Srour Of Lake Minnetonka:

Don't fail to take in this delightful
trip. Leave on the Minneapolis & St.
Ionis Railroad at $3.50 a. NJ, or at LAB
D. M. and connect at Tonka Bay with
The beautiful new steamer Puritan" J"
Tickets only 90c including tour of the
lakes, Fs@,t ~, = e T.. .,5-#
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cursions.
Only $45.O0 to Portland, Oregon and
points in the northwest and on the Pa
cifc coast and return. with stop
over privileges at Spokane, Everett, Seat
tie and Tacoma. Only $4,000
to San Francisco and return. See Great
Northern Ry. Agents for details, or write
F. I. Whitney, G.. P. & T. A., St. Paul for
pamphlet, "Pacif1c Coast Conventions,
1902
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Journal Want Ads Bring Results, no
matter what you advertise. II you can't
bring. your ad in. telephone ". Your
credit Will be good q q S. 34 rs. sg
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-07

Special sale straw hats. The Ideal Hat.
ters, Alp Nicollet.
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Isle RoyaIe via the Omaha.

Special excursions at low rates to Isle
Royale and Port Arthur every Tuesday
and Saturday via the Northwestern Line
Particulars at City Ticket Office, 322 Mic
ollet av.
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Tonka. Rreezes.

-.
Registered at Hotel La Paul oyer Sunday
Were the e., following: Kingston Heagerty. H:
Roy W. Mccarthy. William Lineaweaver. F.
H. Brown. MI. and Mrs. J. G. Potts, Leroy
W. Hail. Will w. Garland Mr. and Mrs. l.
Emmons, George B. White, Mrs. Voight,
Minneapolis; ]. E. Rice New. York; Mr..
and Mrs ]. D. Grery, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Vaughn and daughter, CALDWELL, Ill.
Mrs. W. A. Myers and daughter, Of Peoria,
Ill, were guests Friday Of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
K Myers, at the Sampson House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Kalkoff, Miss Florence Kalkoff, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry L.. Birch, Mrs. Eliza Cornell
and Frank Cornell spent the Fourth at the
Sampson House. l-az, 8S
Miss Blanche Heymann, who won the prize
a trip to Minnesota, offered by the Fort
Smith News Record for the most popular
teacher in Fort Smith, arrived at Hotel St
Louis to-day for weeks stay.
o.. B. Baldwin and family. Of Duluth, will
arrive at the Hotel La Paul this week for the
season.
Miss Echo McKusck of Wildhurst, enter
tanned group Of Hillside college friends.
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Mrs "A. E. Zonne will entertain a group of
Alpha Phis tomorrow at her home at
Wayzata.

Lafayette club was the center of things
Oh the Fourth and there was golf, tennis
and ping pong. William F. Brooks enter
tanned party of fourteen at luncheon.
Among the other guests at the club were
c. S. Albert, with his sisters and cousin
from the east; Mr.. and Mrs. e. S.. Wood
worth, D. M. Chute, J. F. Morris, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Gilfllan, C. S. Bracket, Mrs
Brackett Misses Alice Bracket and Bes-
sic June Morgan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dewitt Spencer of 5000
Hennepin avenue, announce the engage
ment Of their niece, Miss Agnes NJ Roche,
and Henry V. Stahl of Bayfield,, Wis.
The wedding will take place the last of
the month. ..... ...., TO-. 4
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Miss Maude Cooper entertained satur-
day at a tour of the lakes on the Fannie
L. for Miss Nell Ayres and Robert Ross
of Omaha, who are her guests at, her
home, 2425 Bryant avenue S. The party
stopped for dinner at Hotel Lake Park
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Mems Goods

Negliqee Shirts-A complete line in white plain and
plated fronts, from SI.OO to $2.5O.
Also complete line coored Negligee Shirts in hand
some patterns.
Mems BeHs-A large assortment from SOC to ST. So
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A musicale will be given at Hotel Lake
Park July 2S. Friday evening Mrs.
Twombley arranged a steamer party on
the Mayhower.' While watching the fire.
works along shore the boat was caught in
the storm, but the GOODNESS Of Captain
Hopkins and the men prevented a panic.
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The Students Musicale club of Excel
auspices of Rebekah lodge at Excelsior.
Miss Dorcas Emmiel, president and direc-
tor, had charge Of the program, which
was followed by an informal hop. The
hall was decorated with palms and flow
erS.
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The White House, under the manage
ment of w. F. Sanderson, is proving
very attractive to its summer guests
Saturday and Sunday the house was filled
to its full capacity. The Williams or
chestra, which has been engaged for the
the dinner hour yesterday The invita-
tions for the opening: ball, which will be
given Thursday evening, will be issued
tomorrow. "-r. & -ss-
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An enjoyable basket picnic was held at
the. Deanery, Mr.. and Mrs: w. J. Deans
new Ferndales cottage, on the Fourth.
The following friends came out from Min
neapolis to enjoy the day with them:
Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Dean, Miss Ida Dean,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. q. ireland; Masters Ell
ston and Dean Ireland, Mr. and Mrs.
James F. Kraft, D. H. Murray, Mr.. and
Mrs. IA. P. ireland, Mr. and Mrs. E. J..
Kraft, Master Harold Kraft, Miss Irene
Kraft, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Dean and
Thomas Anderson and J. H. Morgan, Of
st. Paul.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Bousheld enter
tained a group of Del Otero guests in
their launch on the Fourth. The guests
were Misses Lillian and Jessamine Nc
'Mullan, Fred Vanstrum, Mrs. Vanstrum
the, Misses Vanstrum, George Vanstrum
Mr.. Hall, Miss Prince and the Misses
Bousield.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Arthur Jeffery of West
Point entertained last week for Mr. and
Mrs. William S. Beard, who leave shortly
for Storm Lake, Iowa. Present were
Messrs. and Mines. Beard, L. L. Long, T
S. Mclaughlin, Alfred Mclaughlin, VIII
liam Seager, H. F. Curtis, Fred Head, c.
3. Cotton, R. J. Smith, William Card, E.
P. Parcher; Misses Belle Barnaby, Pearl
Parcher and Bonita Boot; Messrs.e Will
liam Brown and N. B. ATTY.
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The Sigma Delta Sigma sorority at
Birch Bluff entertained a house party over
the Fourth and Sunday. The guests were
Misses Alice and Isabelle Kane, Messrs
Thompson, Raymer, Kelso, Sloane, Ellis,
McCracken, Bausman and Bright The
young women returned to town to-day
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Summer Underwear-Our line still unbroken; shirts
and drawers from SOC to 81 each.
Combination Suits in perfect shapes, from 81 to SIS.
Fancy Hose and Neckwsar-Complete Nne all de-
sirable styles.
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been organized here and the following Of
ficers elected: Phillip Hamm, president
James keenan,, vice president; Fred j.
Heisee. captain; Herman Allenberg, treas
urer; ID. J. SCHNEIDER, secretary. The club
will spend a month in northern Wisconsin,
leaving here July T.
RICHMOND.-At the meeting of the
Third Regiment of the Uniform Rank,
Knights of Pythias, at New Castle, George
+. Williams, of this city, reelected
major of the first battalion The trip TO
California in August was considered and it
was decided TO go by special train. Numer-
Gus representatives of railroads were pres
ent.
MARION.-Steps are being taken by To-
cal veterans to have the Grant County
Council appropriate money for the purpose
of building a county home at the State
Soldiers Home at Lafayette. There are
many Grant county veterans who want to
live at the State home and cottage is
badly needed.
FOWLER.-The Benton Review, pub
lished by Charles West for the past six
years. has been sold 10 George Roby, of
Dayton, o., for $500.
SHELBYVILLE.-Pos Oscar E.
Lewis has appointed Charles Karmire. jr..
as deputy postmaster of this city, Major
Wilson resigning.
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PURDUE UNIVERSITY.
Good Baseball Observation-Disclosures SIN
Over the Yale Basketball Game.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. March 12.-Coach
Frel is taking on a greater confidence over
the prospect of Purdues baseball team.
as he has thirty-f1ve promising candidates
for the team. 1t is his intention to or
ganize varsity and a scrub nine and thus
have in constant reserve men for places
OH the first nine There are assurances
that for all positions except pitcher the
team will be stronger than last year. and
there is some prospect of Leslie the old
first basema-n. developing into a twirler
capable of filling the gap occasioned by
Bronson's retirement. Since IL has been
settled that Ruby Will captain the team
enthusiasm has been in constant growth.
Professor krause OF the German depart
ment. is on duty again after weeks ILL
ness.
The university's tennis club is 10 be reor-
ganized at a meeting on Saturday
The annual banquet or the Tau Beta Pi
fraternity will be given at the Lahr House
on the evening of April l.
No recent athletic announcement has
created such interest among students and
the public as the agreement entered into
between the Yale and Purdue basketball
teams for a game early In April. Purdue
will keep up constant practice and hopes
TO make record that will give additional
fame 10 the intercollegiate champions.
The Philalethean and Carlyle societies will
make extensive Improvements In their hall
by recarpeting. repainting and otherwise
renovating the contents.
Great interest centers in a debate TO be
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WIFE'S INGENUITY
Saves Her Husband.

The author of the Degeneration OF Dor
othy." Mr.. Franklin Kinsella. 22s W 18th
ST., New York city, was the victim Of a
little by-play-but he can best tell the story
himself. Il must confess that have been
the victim OF an innocent deception which
turned out all for the best. however.
Il had been resting under the belief, for
some years. that coffee served as a lubri-
cant to my cerebral convolutions-in other
words, made the wheels go round and I
had an idea that l could not work without
il as a stimulant.
II soon paid the penalty in nervousness
loss OF flesh. insomnia and restlessness.
none OF which troubles would yield 10 any
or all medicines / finally got In rather a
bad way and my wife took a hand In the
affair all unknown 10 me. She purchased q
package of Postum Coffee and first gave me
one-half Postum and one-half coffee In q
little time she had me down 10 clear Post
UNI and | was none the wiser
Il noticed that 1 was getting better. my
nerves were steadier, and l began 10 gain
flesh and sleep nights. My work was per-
formed far better than In my old condition
Commenting upon my greatly improved
health one morning l was told the truth.
-Tis TO laugh. so j submitted gracefully
and Joined the Postum ranks.
Experience teaches that boiling Is one
half the game. When the directions are car
ried out the result will be as fine cup OF
rich, fragrant coffee as ever delighted the
senses without running the nerves.
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Follow i'm the Wake of the Traction
Strike at Brazil.

Special to the Indiana polls Journal.
BRAZIL, Ind. March 12-Lawlessness
has reached the danger point in this city
and the citizens are indignant and declare
that unless the officers are able TO enforce
the law they will take matters in their own
hands. At II o'clock last night J. C. Dut-
ton. of Terre Haute, employee of the
Nandalia Railroad Company was assaulted
by strike sympathizers while he was wait
ing for an interurban car to go home.
Three men knocked him down and kicked
him in the face. breaking his right jaw
bone in two places and mutilating his face
so badly that il is believed he will lose the
sight of his left eye. While in a state of
unconsciouSness his aSSailantS went
through his pockets. taking a purse con-
tanning SO and a Nandalia pass
Pedestrians came to his rescue and pre-
vented one of the thugs sinking knife in
the PROSTATE form of their victim. The at
tack was made under the rays of an arc
light. but no officers were near and no ar
rests were made till this morning when
Ed Reffert was placed under arrest as a
participant in the crime.
Saturday night a man named Ruse re-
ported that he had been assaulted and
street car. but the officers considered his
story fiimsy and no arrests were made in
the case.
The citizens indignant over such acts
of lawlesSness and influential citizens de-
clare that pedestrians must be protected
even If il is necessary to increase the police
force.