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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-09-04
A HARD STRUGGLE
Many An Abilene Citizen Fin1s the
Struggle Hard.

With a back constantly aching,
With distressing urinary disorders,
Daily existenceis out struggle.
No need to keep Il up,
noans Kidney Pills will cure you.
Abilene people endorse this claim.
Me. Emory Rowland, teamster, living at
iii West lst St. says; "Doan's Kidney
Pills to my knowledge are are liable remedy.
For seven or eight years have been an
noyed with backachc and urinary trouble,
symptoms which are considered to be kid
ney complaint. The latter aggravated me
the most particula ly during the night.
Noticing Doan's Kidney Pills advertised to
cnre Just such annoyances went to G. Z.
Northcraft & Cos drug store for a box and
gave them trial. They cured me Of the
trouble without shad Of doubt"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents.
Foster. Milburn Co Buffalo, NY.
Sole Agents for the United States.
Remember the rame-D oan's-and take no
substitute.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-09-04

which unchecked
has gradually In.
volved the lungs
In disease. Such a
cough finds its
cure In Dr.. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery which
cures bronchitis,
obstinate coughs,
lung disease, hem
orrhage, and con-
ditions which,
If neglected or un-
skilfully treated,
lead TO consumption.
wFor twelve years !
was q sufferer from
catarrh and was treat
- no oua NJ the hesf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-09-04
HACKING.

That word hacking IL expressive to
those who have experienced the aggra-
waiting constant cough, which d called
hacking cough. Sometimes It Il the
result Of cold, or Of grip, and some
times Il Is a consequence Of catarrh,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-09-04

Public alliance, Of this city, which
has been endeavoring to bring about
settlement of the coal strike in be-
half of the business men in the an
thracite region, has sent the follow
ing appeal to President Roosevelt:
Since the inception of the barbarous and
senseless struggle In the anthracite Coal
region, we, the non-combatants, who
stand upon neutral ground, have suffered
the inevitable fate Of such unfortunates.
The tide of battle GIBBS and flows over
and about us. We have endured pa
tiently. We have petitioned humbly.
We have hoped for much upon J. P.
Morgan's return. But now after strug-
gle of four months duration, a period
Of suffering and progressive business
paralysis, when 1t seemed to us that the
time was propItlous for settlement OF
some kind, II not as matter Of conces-
sion to public opinion, yet as plain busi-
ness proposition, Mr.. Morgan has met
with his henchmeh and the edict has
gone forth: There will be no settle
ment, no arbitration, no Cancellation, no
mediation, no concessions. Inc nght
must go on"
Mr.. Morgan has placed ban upon us
which means universal ruin, restitution,
riot and bloodshed.
Is ]. P. Morgan greater than the peo-
pie? Is he mightier than the govern
inent? VIII he be permitted to retain
this power? 1t is time that the people
should speak. 1t is time that their voices
should be heard.
Representing the interests and senti-
ment Of nine-tenths Of our people, we APP
peal to you to use your influence to stay
the juggernaut which brushes us. En-
courag4d hv vour ranant uttarapceG rely
ing upon your Judgment ana PATRIOTISM,
confident Of your morals, we appeal from
the king Of trusts to the president Of
the people.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-10-16

Dos 7 big 80 Naamt 80 b
Sfe benz 20
y ubrpp BEN
bnm eur ppn ~. y. ~ ~. x..x,.
ct
fnr q
tsm Tpnibp on bic 3ab bsr Ade ob un tn elmer etdb
nfpmorfefn
es ss M
W III ossnGen bas easaut s40Hsn auaprszos 90
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-10-16

i'd, Ger SdoBmser bon uataua5 80
Staten gueWn9 Mna
3ah Der Gents Ghnet You
ucen 5omny neOrpta G6ern nA SOUL aiftn m
fir Oen 3weds SRurseeBm pon SbO
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-10-16
no fauft man
Sruhtbdumc,
5d2attenbdume,
Roien t1no
pHan,en aller 2lrt

9llen meinen frilberen Gunbe. llno
aQen oeneu, Die Jruht= ooer S9atten=
bdunle, Yfansen. &olsn &C. n0tbla boz
ben, made i'd hermit betannt, oaB i'd
nod immer i'm NaumaeIhdfte bin llnb
oaB i'd einen erpben Gorratb bon ielbit
ae,oaenen Srubt= Ghatten= unb 3ier=
baumen Der belten Irten balte.
Wseine gdume lino i6Dn, baben quite
gHurseln, ,ino frdltia uno frei bon Sn=
Ieften. Wleine gaumphansuna miro
ieoes sabr BON staats=sSnlpettor ln=
Ipisiert uno ieoe eenounQ bon Ball=
men, Die i9 perlhide, trdat eine ye=
Ideiniaung oes Snipettors, oaB otelelbe
irei lei BON San Sole 2dulen ooer an=
oeren ,eSnIetten. Meine Sbltbdume
lino BON Den belten uuo ertragfdbialten
5orten. Snoem Sbr bel mir einfault,
befommt Sbr ni6t nur ebenlo CUTE
uno id0ne Bdume tpie ionlt'uo. 1onbern
aud fir piel billigeren greis.
sd pertaufe Qepfsl uno piiriidbdu-
me Der befen Sorten, 5 big 6 6lis
bob, fit Is gts. 8irnen uno 3met=
henbdume Der beten 9lrt, 5 Bis 6 6uB
bod fir 35 @t5. GirI6bdume Der bss
ten Sorte. 5 bis 6 Gub bod. 35 bis
SO Gts. Nuittenbdume IS @ts. Geb=
lt6fe, 2 Sabre alt, Is Cts. Die belten
Gualitdten &oien, Grlnion Gambler
einbeariIfen. 2 bis 3 Sabre alt, 40 Cts.
| Gi1attcnbagme &c. Carolina Gap=
peln S bis 10 Sub 25c., 10 big IL SUI
35c. gBeibe Nborn (maple) gdame.
s bis 10 SUB 25c.. 10 big II Sui
35c., orobe 8dume soc. bis $l.O0
sh6ne uiloe SnIianienbQume, 6 Jub
! 40c. Glemantis, tarte Pfanaeu, 81
6ents. Sraeno etmas in meiner Be
I9dftslinie miro su billlge@ Yrrell
parfauft.
gDer ni6t Ietbt tommeu fam. TAM
Muftrdoe per Yolt einIenoen uno oi
: gdume tperoen CUR ri6tiQen 9elt Der
I Idift. Sefrisoignng sarantiert.
% Sa1ieI SBGb,
) Gela Sttla. 8. GaumjGGter.
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@ehett ab auie tuArttte
Scesttstelt.

,Dr. Sings yieip Discovery fir Qua=
sebruna, Sulten unp Grfaltunsen tit Der
beltsebenbe 9lrtifel in meinem sapen,"
1dreibt 6. s. Sanitb spn Devils, &g.,
,,peil er lttts tnrtert. Sn Den feds SAT-
rem meincs Gelbdftes bat es nie feblee=
lcblasen. Ssb weie, pab es 5als~ rnD
9unaenletpenpa furiert bat, naGrem ale
anberen Mepisinen feDlsei6la9en unb
aue Qerste pie geipenoen aufse9eben batz
ten." Miitter serlaHen iiA auf oiele
Mebisin, Die bejien Sler3te Yerlarei6en lie
unp s. @tiuer II. Con sarantiren lie.
ceer erltatten pas 0elp suriif. @rube-
Fdl6Aen fret. 6lal9en SOC. unp 81.
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eciu 2cben war TT 6eiabr.

,Gs i6ien mir, ais batte id ausse-
1ptelt," l6reibt Nlfreb See BON gSelfare,
Ser, ,oenn 8iliGitdt unp StadenlAmer~
aen mahten mir pas 2eten 3ur Dual.
Sd fonnte meper elIen nod fhlafen uno
mar gu abeelpannt gum Mrbeiten, bis iA
electric gitters nabm, bic pabrbafte
@unper wirften. Sebt ihlafe iA felt,
fann Ginises eTen, babe &raft befommen
unb liebe barte Mrbeit." Sic Derleiben
@elunbbeit uno eeben ihwaden uuo
tr1ntlihen Qeuten neue 9ebensfraft.
probiert Ie. Sur SOC. In Miller unp
Sp9n Mpptbefe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-10-16
0cmtsia,c Gpra0c.

\ ( : alN 3
9la,f Ole Qluiiorosruns bes prdiioens
ten Roolepelt, Die Nrbsit III bein 9art.
toblenoiltritt ipisDsr aufsunebmen, bis
Elm @onareB=Gomite Die Sad.ase un'
terIuht babe, bat Span Mit6ell, Der
prdlioent Der Ser. Mtnenarbelter, fol@
qenoes G1reibsn oil oen Yrlnoellten
9eriAtet:
,Qln ben Ndltb. Sbeooore &oolepelt.
YraIioeut Der Ger. 9taaten,
gBaibiugton.
Scr Qldtb. Carroll $. Mrigbt bot
Shnen pbne 9neifsl beriebtet, oaB erI
mir all Mlontag SIRE YDtEbaIt 3u9s'
heut bat. uno aud, baB i'd ibn iaate,
ih lptroe Sbre 8oti1id9e III Grlpas
guna 3ieber. obgleid lie mir als unall'
nsbmbQf eylhienen. Geitoem babe tcb
nit unIeren GiItritts= Yydlioenten co1l=
ferirt, Die iib meinen slnlidten poll=
tomnen onlGiieben.
vgsir piinlbsn Sbnen out5 ytere Die
/ 0etliberung su geben, ooB mir ulls
Ielr ppbl Der 0erantmortl,1teit benubt
linp, Die auf uns ru0t, ple au1 Oes
grnltes Der Sage, nlo mir lpuroelt
oerne Die n0tbisen Sdtitte t1un, unl
oielen Soblengdberitreit ein. Gnoe 81
MAIDEN, penn es in elmer Weile moalll)
udre, oab oabei %au9 Die Snterenen
unlerer SonItituenten QclDuGrt ptrosr.
.Nls mir in oer iut WelBen 0aul'
:. fattoelunoenen GDnIerens opr'hluaen.
oaB unter beltimmt ausAeoriidten Se.
oinauneen Die &ollensrdber 1otort al
Die 9lrbeit suriiffebten loliten, marei
mir Der Mnlibt. bab mir Sbren Wln
iben auf Dem balben WeSe entseaen
fdmen.
.gs III unnDtbig, in oieIem Sbrei
ben nohmals aut Die malltiOlen An
ibuloieuuyen bin5uuelen, Die IN D..
gntmprt Der Goblsnprdlioenten en.bul
ten maren. g4ir lino iiberseuat, oal
sSbnen Die Bere6tigteit unierer Wor
Ihldge eingeleudtet bat, wie ,Sbrel
nobl aud Die unautri6tl9feit De
Mdnner, Die uns beIeiOigt baben, aut
eeIalen iein miro.
.No1 Den GrIabrun9en, Die mir i
Der YerQangenbelt nit Den Brubenbs
fbern eemaGt bober, BADEN mir Mo-
ben oerinelten Gruuo onsunebmen, oa
lie in Der 3utunit uns 6ere9tlAte
mioerfabren lollel tperoen; uno % 7
= fid oelpei0ert bnben, lib Der Gntlde
ouna zines bon Sbnsu 5u ernennenoe
!, tribunals Su Iilaen, uno es ouh tel
~ @sles giebt, oa5 Die 6rnbenbsllBt
,miuoeu t0nnte, iitb Der Gntlhelonn
elmer Iolhen Gomniiiion su tiiNen, i'm
mir eeSlpunGen. Den ppn Shnen g
mahteu Yoritblul bob Die Sereleu
an Die Irbeit surilftebren lollen, leol!
lid i'll Der Soifnung. Oab es 9eIinae
lperoe, Die 8rubenbeiiber 81 oeronlone
ooer 81 swin9enr ii6 ben Gntldsiou'
oen Sbrer GomniIiion gu fiigen, 5urii'
Supeilen.
.gDIe obeu NeIaQt, iino mir Der III
lidt, DaB mir nit unIersm in Q8ai
inotOn gema9ten @orIdlaa Sbn,
mebr ols out balbem g8eg ent9e9eng
fommen Iino, uno mir glallben. ot
man BON llus niat perIangen iollt
nod peitere 3uaelidnoniNe su ma9e,
rgSir beereiIen tuobl. baB sic Il
oas 0olt bslor9t lino, oas jebt ldb'
unter benz Gtreif 81 leioen bat Ill
ceIlen 4eioen bon jebt an nod me
GS sunebmen peroen, mir lino aber D
~ Nnl1t, oaB 9ielenigen oofilr oerar
:" tportlid gebalten peroen iolleu,
re eoe gerebte lno unparteiilde Unite
iuGung bestp. S6li6tung Der Gre
frase suriiflueiien.
So6abtungspoa,
Sobn Mit9ell." "
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Chr f0uttt 0eID ipare,,. .

ipenn Sbr bel s. s. SOB poripredt.
Sic Qualitdt beitimnt ben preis. Gin
liberalsr Nabatt auf Dianos, Oraeln
unb Waihinen miro 9etDdbrt.
SD unterbalte feine unter=M9enten,
bauiiere niht unb laufe ben 2euten
niht nad. um tl,eine Waaren 3u Der.
tauIen. Mles Dieiss tofet 8elo, UNI
i'd bin bereit, baHelbe ben Runoen 81
iiberlaHen. lleber3euat guh ielbif, In.
benz Sbr an 223 Wef 0oditraBe i'm
Suipelen. uno Wuiit.5tore bon Sob.
SOB boripreht. II.
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6etttabeue
GretSgcri9t3 Stelt1lgen
ises SABRE 1908.

Stoot Ohio.
Sim tel reis9eriGts.Giitrift.
Gs III hermit onQeorDuet boB bic Sermine res
GreisoericBtcs Der peri1ieOeneu Counties III bieIem
bena1lnten Sreiie fir ba5 SaDr 1903 toi9euoernloben
betrImt len 1ollen
gairFeis GourtS.
Sr JairTe!b @puntp ON 6. Saruor uuo aus l. ee,
tenlber.'
&i9laun County.
SIN Hidlano County am 10. Sonuar uno ON g. scps
TENDER.
gBabne County. !,
Sn gsopne Gount9 ON II. 5sbruor nno am p.
Sn Gtart County am 3. 9RdrS unb en- 20. Scpteu,
Gnag County.
SIN Suor gountp ON 81 Msar5 unb ON g. Gftober.
ei6ins County.
Su 2idius Gountp ON = stpril uno ON, lS. Sftuber.
Gusfinsam County.
oSn, Wnstinsum GOunts ONT % april uHO ON 20.
T9arean Gouutb.
Sin Waoroan gpuntp an, 5. Mtai nnb am "a. Saopen,-
ber
perrb ganntb.
Sn gcrrp gountp om H. Nsai unb ON 10. slopcn..
aIblaun County.
SIN aiblano gouutp om 10. waai nno ont 8 stOpenl.
ber.
Goibnrtnn County.
Sin goiboetom gountp out 2s. Usai uub am 27. Cf.
tober.
6almes County.
SIN Solmes Gpuntp am2. Suni uno am H. 0opem
Ia8earaiuas COUNTY.
Sn Euscara,uas gountp ont o. Suni unb on, l.
Ge5ember.
Worrom gnnntp.
sn wsprroip gountp ar %. Snni uno am 8. Gesem
ber.
9elamars Gsuntp.
Sn Delamare Gountp am 80 Juni unb am Is. Sc
aenlber
eemamnte Termine besinuem nm rbr DDrmittass
- ~ eiIss Garian 9susIab,
q. ~. Gosrbees, &.
Waartee 9snabues
aaseossssss maSss Ssssa soantp. Iss
Nd, e. $. wec@in, gIerf bes Rreiseeridts In uni
fnr SnScarofpos Gountp Dbtp, betdeini9e hermit
ber naIbefimmunsen hber bic .Iermine thr bi
Mbbaltnngem ber Rreisgeri1ts' Gitnngena TIM B.. Gt
rfsbssirf bon Cbip far bos Sabr 1908. IT, iuis iOlH
iett IN Iieiner cifiee porlisgt. - 4. -.
Ms SsaanesSSas nas Sas esss oes ssaaaaa Ssr@s
MsD @biiabslpbsa Dbio, ON y. esptsmOsr, y. y
Ac'S' q -.-~,,~ ~va..
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DiesiI Der bette IIat aun, Ginfoafe Oen gpeserci-
paaren nno 9rppifDnen. Gnrd5 furtirdbrenhe meme
5enbunasn miro bic &uSnab ffciS iriilD urlb poll-
ranbt9 ersalten pnb lneroen ale 2efteuQea prompt
aasgPfnbrt unb bH 98aaren pBne &rtra=0er9ntuna
uad] pauiegelieert.
sAg- fir Sauoprobutte iperbcn Die tbbiten Nartt
prete hesahlt.
s,ss Sprecbt boz uno mabt Gnre Giafdufe nnb sShr
merhet finben. hab Die S8aareu Don better Gualitd1
unb bic prsiie biaig iino.
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: Gelig III, iuer Das ni9t miBt, tuas
einmal ni1t 81 baben 1T.
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

In most royal households there IL
some particular dish which Is never
absent from the table. For instance,
roast mutton and boiled chickens al
ways figured, both at luncheon and at
dinner. at Queen victoria's table. Nut
ton outlets generally make their APP
pearance At Emperor Williams sup
per. at which meal large cups Of tea
also figure conspicuously.. A peculiar
ity In the old days Of the court Of
Necklenburg- Schwerin was that potato
chips. cut very thin and dried in the
oven, were an invariable accompani-
mont to every meal. early breakfast
not excepted. At Claremont the duch-
ess Of Albany used always to have thin
slices Of the sour black bread known
in Germany as pumpernickel, together
with delicate wedges OF Swiss cheese,
served At s o'clock tea.
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29
SIBERIAN EN,eaAmrs.
Hay Return - Rsssi. Afses Failass
e Eatah lah Thxnsalsaa.

Haay Rstara 70 Rsssi. Astss FAIlsss
- Kstab ish Themselves.
Much 10 being written about the
many thoasands constantly pouring in
~ Siberia. but little Is heard in Ameri-
ca Of the great numbers who are COM
PEELED to return to Russia. having been
unable to establish themselves In 81
IBERIA. The Russian papers during tho
.'sst year have been severely criticising
the arrangements Of the government
for persons seeking to coionise Siberia.
1t has been frequently stated in these
papers tnat from Is to 50 per cent Of
Russians entering Siberia have re-
turned within q few months, unsuc-
cessful. In zelf-defenss the Russian
government has therefore published
bsures showing the number Of persons
entering and leaving Siberia during the
drst nine months Of 1901.
During this period 77.774 immigranIs
entered Siberia, and Of these IS per
cent, or 1s.72S, returned within q short
time. The reason Of such . large p1o-
portion rs hne-fourtb returning IL -.
planned az follows: During the
two years the crops have failed ed
saason. OF the $4,000 who RETURN
between January l and septembtA
1901. 10000 have come from the aHAl
provinces Of Russia. Secondly. thsss
steppe lanLs of Siberia along the rail-
way are almost entirely taken up and
only the forest lands remain. But the
majority of the immigrants are from
the steppc lands Of Russia, and. being
unused to clearing forest lands, soon
became discouraged and returned.
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

Few people realise the wants and re-
suirements Of tbs eighty millions Of pso-
pie in the United States. Who would
think that II requires over . million dol
lars capital to carry on the package DIT
business in this country. and that there
are twelve different factories In the Upit-
ID States that manufacture package dysr
One OF the largest package dye factories
In the world - that Of the Putnam Fade
less Dye Co.. Unionvilis. No. In this fac
tory aions over thrss million packages
are put up every year. When you know
that each package colors from TO
pounds Of goods. or that the output q
Putnam Fadeiess Dyes alone will color
from to 10 million pounda and that u
would require more than ~ cars to haul
this amount Of dyed goods, you will re-
aiise the magnitude Of this sssmingiy
small businesa
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

They have on exhibition ut F1neld.
Wis. No. . Skinner tro,iinG spoon
~ an illustration of one Of tho many
tricks Of, the muskallonge. II Be-
longed to Byron L. veaAch OF Chicago.
. freQusnter Of the Flampeau waters
In season.
1t u OF the usual heavy metal, gid
ed upon ono side and silver on the
otner. 1t was hurt during the fishing
season which closed in October.
This spoon was struck by a 'muxky"
In the waters Of Mason Lake, which
II connected with the Fiambeau, thence
with the Chippewa and thence with
the Mississippi. 1t was struck in
anger. It was undated at the time
and the nsh knew that 1t was un-
bAited.
He nosed II once or twice ~ it was
trolled past his lurking place At the
roots Of the lily-pads ten feet down.
A guide was pulling the heavy boat
and the fish was tired OF being dis
:urbed. He rushed 1t suddenly. seized
he great spoon In his Jaws. steering
clear Of the gang Of hooks at Its end,
mashed 1t with one powerful grip.
rolled over and disappeared.
The spoon looks a. II 1t had been
laid on an anvil and hammered by
a blacksmith.s 1t Is crushed almost out
Of semblance to itself.
The metal at one side Is rolled over
and over A. II some giant had tried
to make. an alloy cigarette. Its loves
end IL bent upon itself. 1t Is in such
shape tnat nothing could be done with
1t unless It were melted and rsmolded.
1t 10 proof Of the tremendous force
In the jaws Of this shark of the un-
salted seas. Such grip would havs
taken mans hand OF At the wrist.
1t would have severed one-half Of his
foot cleanly. The ash that did the
trick weighed probably not more than
thirty pounds.
In the village OF Fiheld are copper
bound oar blades which bear the
marks Of muskallonge teeth; 4 tin cup
once snatched from flsherman's hand
~ he leaned over the BOATS side to
dip water; a woman's Dreastpin of gold
which was seized before 1t reached bot
tom and cut from its captured captors
belly.
The guides say that 1t Is impossible
to have much to do with muskal onges
mouth even after 1t is dead. without
suffering some liberation Of the iin-
gers. This is due to the numbers of
rows Of teeth and their exceeding
sharpness.
Muskallonge are known often to
strike trolled spoon with closed jaws
and send It flying fifteen feet in the
air. Men who have seen the jaws of
. twenty-pounder Wide open do not
wonder why they discover q four
pound bass faster ana more neatly
than . circular saw could do 1t.
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29
COLORADO a SOUTHERN.
New York Paper Asserts that II Has
Been Sold.

New York, March 26.-The Journal
Of Commerce contains an authorize
tive statement that Edwin Hawley and
his associates have secured a CONTROL.
ing interest in the Colorado 4 South
ern railway. This control was secured
by purchase Of stock In the open mar.
ket.
Mr.. Hawaey De president of the Min
neapolis 4 ST. Louis railway and the
Iowa CentraL He was for many years
trahic manager of the Southern Pa
chic, but resigned that position only q
few weeks ara.
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29
sTArs ., PIC. crIx q ToI.Do. :.

srAr' u I 9a.s S S55s Sr Tol.Do. $.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that h. IN ~
senior partner Of the Arm OF =: J. Cheney { Co.
doing business In the City Of Toledo County
and State Aforesaid, and that said drm win nav
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF CatarFh that cannot D.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn 70 before me and subscribed IA INV
tSEAL1 W. GLkASQN,
Halls CAtsfrh Cure Ia taken Internally. and
acte directly on the blood and mucous surfsoee
Of the system. Send for testimoniaia, free.
FL. CHENEY CO, Toledo O
2o10 by DrugSfata t5c.
1Au's Family Ptlla are the best
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

A London paper announces that the
moon il covered with snow. 1t has
always been generally understood.
however. that the moon was cold and
distant
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

The tranquility OF the Argentine re-
public has been somewhat ruined by
Chilfs purchase Of more fireworks
than are absolutely necessary for the
Christmas celebration.
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

There is nothing like being versatile.
A talented handwriting expert Il GO
ing to testify BY looking at the sinkers
EN- the net that certain ash were
caught In whether the flsh came from
Indiana or Michigan waters.
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

Colombia's rebellion il quieting down
although the bushwhackefs OCCASION
ally dismsntls = gunboat with their
Navy revolvers.
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

Anarchist Rakowski. who goes to
prison for ten years for threatening to
Hill President Roosevelt. seems to nave
1nally found his level.
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

The bloodleas French duel satisfies
pyramids Of hungry Gallo honor. Ger
many could probably lower the tariff
against 1t and save the life or manly
beauty Of many promising officers and
eitixens.
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

6nator Hanna's national civic fed
GRAFTON ought to get into sympathetic
touch with the industrial strikes IN
Spain and Italy.
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

The Boston woman who dislocated
her Jaw in trying to close the clasps
OF an over crowded dress suit case
must have noticed how much the occa-
ssion demanded free use of the handi-
capped member. a.
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

Come Of the water that Is now lying
On top of the ground in Pennsylvania
and New jersey would have made mil
Hons Of hearts glad had It appeared
on top Of the ground In the corn belt
INST summer eg4f.
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

Things have now become % well
settled in Spain that wsyler u able
eees more to let 20 for the purpose Of
0oastsning his hands.
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

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The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

Let ~ many Of the emperors and
kings and princes a. will come and
stir about in country where every
thing Is both king and subject 1t will
% them good. Eee5
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

Instead of building ships to at the
Aarbors Germany will be Obliged. II II
keeps on. to build harbors to at the
ahips.
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

Premier waldeck-Rousseau Of
France, has bucksd the trolley car and
Sound that 1t does not readily yield to
diplomacy.
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

Betting on horse races, according to
JudSs Clark Of New York. u gambling.
Thoss who fail to pick winners call 1t
Q much harder name than that.
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29
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The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

Nobody ever thought Of asking
whether 1t could have been q United
States senator who struck Billy Pat
'esrson.
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

eaatos- Dumont is being troubled
With chills. He should be glad. how
svor. that ae can still have them.
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

A MEXICAN earthquake has Just kill
ID 600 people. Well. In this case no.
body will be untustly blamed. any
way.
The Meeker herald., 1902-03-29

Some Of those governments that ara
% solicitous about China's Integrity
will do well to keep their eye on their