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Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Waahonta I'm Iomn.

oNAwA. Ia. July 5.-(speciaI. Rain
fall TO the depth Of $40 inches was ex-
perieneed here last night. making six
inches for the month OF July so far, which
is altogether too much for growing crops.
There Ia a small washout on the Illinois
Central's onawa branch. near Newton's
farm. between Ticonic and Kennebec sta
lions. that is giving them some trouble.
There ia a bad washout on the North
western line near Arthur and no trains
arrived on the Maple river branch until
3 o'clock today. About three miles OF
track In that vicinity are badly damaged.
Soldier. Maple and Jordan rivers are very
high.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Paciae junction Celebrates.

PACIFIC JUNCTION. Ia. July b.-(spe-
cial.)-The Fourth was celebrated at Pa
ciho Junction in the regulation order. with
good weather. a good crowd and plenty OF
amusement. Hon. L. T. Genung was the
orator OF the day. In the afternoon a very
good game OF ball was played by the Pacific
Junction nine and the Omaha Produce club.
Ten innings were played without a score
by either side, but in the eleventh the
charm was broken and the home team made
four runs. In the evening a good display
Of fireworks concluded the celebration.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
DAYS aeIf rF1gs
fCgkegf - - rzFyefa 80 FgFH

DAYS ssis >gs0s
bDcFNegt 0sts csrDsfa srr rggf
Lnsrt syer1ht so3cisbft n Broadway.
Or ~etoek1ss Yarsf Nat Bark Ds1Niag
A.SssSsf Etco r. sso.1.sr Z
Tsks bDnf orck II Nstzgers 30
UstCct s.gr Sss s>ryfDS IsftsfesT
~ g2fss Wkselsr gnfU nsNt WHreHsT
Jbs Dybic hDrsry Nrhlca hzs Den ynctf.
mDTrin0 - ne usual hoyr
Psy I05r e1srtsrZ water b1ils NV az
SssE zosssz evening g1lI gdZE
D ". Norton ppk pgt = psrmit yesfsr.
sHv rsfa. e1trEs = Ing gilth s's1le.
Fog rem, nys-roym c>ttsSs ~ water 4.
kste6ss. Kool 15t 6Il1ings EUIer monts.
Cell ~ y y Wsts. Bee Onps' 0r ~
NJ. t.yssr-oI1 son n P1ber Bfsnnernsn
a WasfiDflon avenue suffered me fracture
n sE arm ysftsFcaI sftefDDDn ~ falling
ffgm q gsgon o. which hs was stealing a
chsn.s Whssisr, oglgrs1 was arrsstss
LAT evening N e. i~nfTmation fie1 n
Jgsfios BTysnfE clgt NJ M wife who
charged hin With tks larceny u y 81 her
nDnsy.
Ths rain prsyents5 the Do1gs Ught
guards tram UhfsTfskiaE the march kst
pight N If vibD'rs sks. Ths company bas
III EfANNfn " gym ~ ~ ~ -
me srngv this myrniDR ~ . 0clcek The
bD1s camDs1 LAT night a. the srmoTy.
EgEsns PetsfsDn NJ PARK avenue. VIM
Wss 81 severely injured Fr6av ~ the
szblcslDn ~ = can 81 ~HUnDONdsr. Nss suli
a. = mat critical condition lat MINT ami
ne attending physicians we're unable 20
1stsFKnins whether he would survive or
MT
The transcript Of the evidence in the
famous migiDH suit ~ James Doyle against
James y. Burns. president Of the Portland
OD1 Mining company being prepared
for me appeal % the supreme court. was
cOm pistsd yesterday n makes FIVE vol
Bmss ~ tYpsUrttsD matters snd comprises
iH all az pages.
M =. Smith, spn ~ n. e. Smith Of first
avenue. returned home yestsf1ay after
three year, service IN CUBS. lie enlisted
IN the Ffth United etatss Infantry and
was transferred ~ the signal corps and
fOT the lsst two years or more had been
inspector N the telegraph lines Ifs
brought hons with him what H. said 20 be
the lBEt American dag hauled down IN
Cuba. n Vsa the one which hoatsd over
the army post ~ Guantanamo.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Fourth Accidents at Schuyler.

SCHUYLER, Neb.. July B,-(special)-
There were two accidents here yesterday.
Joseph Grasborg. aged 8. placed a toy pistol
muzzle against ths palm Of his hand to
see II he could feel It." The flesh was
deeply lacerated and bruised. W. N.
Combs while showing his daughter how to
light and throw hrecrackers into the air
had one explode in his hand and near his
head. decorating two fingers, and tenn
porary deafness in one ear resulted.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Lincoln Man Buys Bank.

TRENTON. Neb., July ~5.-(speeiAI Tels-
gram.)-It is rumored here tonight that
p. L. Hall OF Lincoln. Neb.. who Il asso-
eiated with the Columbia National bank
OF that place. has made q deal to take pos
session OF the Trenton State hank. W.
o. Robinson. the president. will devote
his time TO his law practice Robinson 10
the republican candidate for county at
tOrney.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Convention of the Gideons.
VImIsca setnea Dor Heauest.

ViLLIscA, Ia. July B.-(special MRS.
Ritehey. who died less than a year ago. be-
queathed some Of her property to a college
In Illinois, the city Of Villisea, for cemetery
purposes. and the Presbyterian church OF
VilliAoa, 10 20 into effect after the death OF
her husband. The husband and relatives
tho Will. but finally settled with
the college and city. the city getting 81. TOO.
which has been paid.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06

H. - rs oE1Hfoa. s1a tn o-ly tsl,s
rtith ooL1 aseou-t for TIE s.sIuzE q 80
Es-T uat-t beEse1 EEtss.t. srerus so1
ne sks al uhlch irtsrfers1 % materially
vth ths trsGc % ths lax thai csy. Re
gsf1tns fhs LEGAL travel - ara fron ne
isks rsssrt E1psrlutszesrt Tsrxi,ron
LaS1 yesterday tkst q cs-sin EsDbsr O.
usirS rc1ld - rss1 fro- thts O. iu a.
~cc-no1sti.z = sr1 ~ bope1 In ths fstgrs
- give tks eitizsna q Couocn Blurs "a
go% . asrr1os a. vas proT1sH for Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Puek's Domestic soap Is best
Davis sells paint.
Bell Game al Hsna1a.

Provided that rain does not interfere the
Smith & Brsflsys will play the Le-Glsss-
bail team Of Omaha AZ the Lake
HansTa grounds this afternoon The visit
Ing team ~ conEldered one Of the strong
est sggregations Of amateur ball players
across the river and a good game may
be looked for. The game will be called
Al 5D .. m, and this will be the lineup
Of the teams:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Adams Coanty Mortgage Record.

HASTINGS, Neb.. July ~5.-(speciaL)-
During the month OF June the following
number and amount OF mortgages were hled
and released in Adams county: Farm
mortgages filed, twenty, amount. S21. $50;
released. twenty-one. amount, S22. SIS. City
mortgages filed. nine. amount. S2.452.60;
released. fifteen. amount. S12.34s.s1. Chat
tel mortgages filed, los, amount, $31. ss4.sS;
released, twenty-eight, amount, s4.267.e5.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Crowds Celebrate az viiIisea.

VILLIsCA, Ia, July B-s(specialD-
Crowds OF townspeOple and country visitors
participated In the Independence day dem
onstration here. The day WAS spent In
races. sports, dancing and a home talent
lay IN the opera house
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Notice 60 Painters.

Sealed bids addressed to the undersigned
will be received up 10 noon Monday. July
II, 1902, for painting on the outside all
window castings and sash and for finishing
In oil all outside doors and doorframes in
the courthouse at Council Bluffs.
The right TO reject any and all bids Is re-
served.
by order of the Board OF Supervisors.
r. v. INNEs,
County Auditor.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Dean of BeIIevue College Re.iEn..

BELLEVUE, Neb., July 5.-(speciAL)-
Prof. Mitchell. dean OF Bellevue college
and one OF it's best instructors, has re-
signed his position here to accept a more
lucrative position in Omaha. It is reported
hat work will soon be mmen on the
college campus, the obje5l being to increase
lite sire by the removal Of about 5000 yards
OF dirt
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Real Estate Transfera.

These transferH were hied yesterday in
the sbstrsct, title and loan once Of J. W.
Jd Pearl street:
Sheriff 10 J. W. Squire, lot 10, block
z. Wllhon's terrace. 3. d. ............s "a
". TreynOr and wife 70 Ella
Halght lot 2. block e, Curtis & Ram
sey,s add. ". d. .;."-""~a.I 2.W0
". Hancock and wife 70 H.. ..
Bsinert Lumber company, go acres
In swh sVk S7g-3, W. d. NM. 80
II. hsyne To Horace r. Gould,
part nwk SEX H-75-H, . d. .......... 10
-
-Four transfer. totaI fsSs4
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Fine Crepe Paper IOc roll
SO7 Broadway, Council Bluffs.


amounting to 117.sosi cancelled, u.
amounting to SIS. 407. 26: city yes. IS
fled. amounting TO $40. sos. 80; cancelled. 10,
amounting to. 3s.4s5; chattel mortgages. 80
filed. amounting to s1s,O7I.s2; cancelled, 81.
amounting 20. SIS, 1882.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06

superintendent Harrington OF the motor
company 10 OF the opinion that there must
have been = leakage somewhere on the feed
wires which accounted for the lack Of power
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Farm. Hand shoots Employer.

FALLS CITY. Neb.. July s.-(spseiAl)-
Mike MAhoney. a farmer living south OF
town. Was shot this morning by his hired
man. They guarded and Mahoney reached
for . rock. As he did 50 the hired man
shot him in the side OF the nose. The
ball came out through tho mouth. The
wound Is not serious.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
HArvssunE In FuII sway Mt Fairfield.

FAIRFIELD, Noe.. July 6.-(speeiai.)-
Wheat harvesting Is progressing rapidly
and the crop h better IN this section than
lAst year. All crops are In good coalition.
Prospects for corn arc oxeellonA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Jensrson MoFtgsGs nsoora.

FAIRBURY. Nsb.. July A-CspsetalE
Jefferson county mortgage REGARD tor Juns
is as follows; Farm mertsAEea, Is aled,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Gossip About Iowa Men.

Editor Clarkson, In his goodby editorial
m the Dee MOineA Register, denied the
charge OF Editor Burrell that he had grown
sour ana oroaa, whereupon Mr.. Burrell
says In his Washington Press; well.
old, n sick TO boot. they have TO night
the tendency TO become cranky. set. ar
iissvsS't we also ' soi nsr psa anSss dkanTGnssd
old fhttletTRp Of a stomach and the
Hloeplest liver on this continent, and now
eczema shake, Brother Ciarksoni We're
u pair OF cndavorHf'
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06

Sioux city Tribune; John A. Drake,
owngr OF Wyeth, winner OF the derby,
worth to,oO, and OF about $4,000 on bets.
mer governor Of Iowa, John Drake isn't
40 dihersnt from HIS distinguished father
AZ might be supposed In view OF the fact
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
b. Z. PlumbInE co.. tslsphous aSO.
Mnrriane LIeenses.

Licenses 10 wed were issued yesterday
70 the following
Name and Residence. Age,
John u. puis, o~othenberg, Neb.,u.,.,.. ~
Anna Behram. Council Blufrs ..,,,,...,... "a
Ciaud Harrington. Council BUNS ....... 20
Maggie Haas, Omaha .,.,........,.,.. IS
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06

Use any soap 40 ita Puck's soap.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
o.
Puek's Domestic soap is best for Laundry

Davis sells giaas.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-30

Notice to the LadIs:--If you
WOULD like to< have 4 rosy com
plexion and a learfskin as well,
try a bottle of Eol b-Tonique. 1t
will make you ea Get bottle OF
Tono Tonique to- by from the Es-
forge Drug Co.t1-2
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-30

The game of base ball last Sun
day was a lop sided fair. 1t was
meeting between Franklin and
New Iberia clubs, the result being
that the visitors knocked all the
ball industry out of our home
boys. The score stood 10 to 0. If
Our home sluggers would practice
up a little and employ help, they
nights manage to make a litt'e
| better showing some time i'll tl'
future.-Frankiin Watchman.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-30
ff.f = -. str''
More Than The Three

In = the. Ten ciis Missia
Southern States the propoI
illiterate wliite voters is a
as it was in 1850; and the
schools id these States NO
''fy6 cents worth q ( edpca/
child for only 81 days al
Schools Of this sort are ltd
er than none. The people
care for tlem. The. stoli|
ignorance cannot be overc(
any sneh pefftfnefdry att
this. The leaders Of Il
Southern opinion have com
lcognizeth1s truth, and the
.-besun work III a new way,
have discovered thdt the
must deni Something moi
teach the thfeth Rs,, for a
fwithont diversified occl
and without tfainIlfg'do I
for the three RS, nor d
three RS profit them great
idle and nnproduetiye ma
less useless because he c
and write. Waiter III.
sI'he Rebuilding of Old
/ weaIths.pf @
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-30

8
Operations have temporarily
suspended at Charenton, to make
preparation to receive the gusher,
which is soon. to come. Every
indication points to success. The
caprock has been reached, which,
after being penetrated, will display
to the world that there is some
thing beneath the sod Of st. Mary
Mr.. Martin, the driller, says that
prospects grow brighter every
hour for a gusher of considerable
capacity. A committee visited
Jennings this week to inspect pre-
paration there for the purpose o.
applying them to the CharentoI
well. In a few more weeks some
thing is going to turn loose in tina
part. or somebody will be disap
pointed, and the Watehman i
/ among that number Franklil
Watchman.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-30
Electric Railroad
What an Exchange Says

" HAS iii LAoLGA ~ S.y u
If present indications count for
anything, the day is not far dis
tant when Abbeville will be
brought into closer touch with the
outside world, and more partleu-
larly with surrounding towns, by
the building Of a modern ana up
to-date electric railway.
General Miles aud Hon. John
\. McIlhenny, gentlemen who are
we'll ana fayorably known through
out the State, are at the head of
a movement with this end in view,
and they are meeting with success
and encouragement on every
hand.
The first named gentleman is
too we'll known to the people Of
AbbeyiIle and VermiliOn parish to
need Introduction. He has been
and is at present identified with
many enterprises and industries
in this State, particularly the salt
Industry in our neighboring parish,
| Iberia.
Hon. John A. McIlhenny is
comparatively young man,
citizen, statesmen and soldier
and he also is identified with many
enterprises. His home is in Iberia
Parish, Avery's Island, and he re,
presents that parish in the House
Of Representatives,
| 1t is contemplated to run line
| from New Iberia to st. Martin,
vile, continuing along the beau,
tiful Teche as far as Breaux
| Bridge, and from the latter point
to Lafayette, thence back to the
original starting point, New Iberia,
| via Youngville and Abbevillc
Thus, the proposed electric rail
way will pass through one of the
richest agricultural sections OF the
world; the garden spot Of one OF
the fairest States i'll the Union
and last, but not least, through
four Of the leading parishes OF
, the State.
The gentlemen at the head o.
the enterprise are not standing by
giving to the people and press
shot air." but they have been a
work for some weeks and hav'
already obtained the right of wa,
{ from the municipal bodies Of tire
towns through which the propose'
/ road will run-namely, NeI
: Iberia, st Martinville and Lafa
b yette.
n As soon as the right Of way i
j Iprocured from the municipal DOC
!, les Of the several other towns t
q be embraced in the circuit, Messr'
n Miles and Mcllhenny will appl
i to the Police ,Iuries of Iberi,
!. Lafayette, Vermilion and )
h. Martin parishes for the right (
% way through the country district
r This is an enterprise of gre,
% Importance to the people of Abb
to vile and Vermillon parish, al
it's benefits cannot be over es
mated.
'o 1t is, in fact, good thing al
~ should be 'spushed along" Nc
- is the opportune time, and
II stated above, if indications cou
~ ~ for anything, the eontemplat
electric railway should become
reality of no distant day.
liy The RepuOl can Idea is of t
ke opinion that the project will
er, carried out as contemplated, a
ny commend5 the enterprise as {
he worthy Of the consideration a
eh, support of all public spirited G
lay zens.-Idea of Abbeyille.5
ne -----------------
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-30


man ana tAat who e m the.F prs mo-
teons vii pr W, a. well qualified to
command as the graduate OF An
napoljs.
r. Tie cops,d raGle extent the
same spirit has info~ed the Depart
ment of Agrculmal Secretary
Wilson. who returned from the
west last Frday, Told your CORES
pondent that he haa secured perfect
organization II his Department, and
thai, as a result, he WAS prepared to
meet promptly and effectively a
new prob EN- which had been pre-
sented Tor his cdrsidera4on in the
northwest, The Secretary, during
his western trip, inspected large
area of land in Wisconsin, Michigan
and Minnesota, which has been
denuded Ct lis piue forests by the
lumbermen and burned over by fire.
This land IL now being settled by
fafmefs, Amerlcans, Scandnayiaus
aud Danes, and The Secretary will
Immediately order the experts OF
has department to examine the dis
trict, asce tam the best varieties Of
grains, gases and legumes for that
particular climate and soil and will
render every assistance to the new
settlers in making great agrlcul
tural country out of what is now
a desolate stump land.
Word mas been sent out from
Republican Aaadq.asttgs to th'
effect that live votes mus 0e wax
ed. Il IS sad aat a off years It il
ul.~icmary lar The Democrats II
poll 90 per cent, Of Their vote while
The K puDllcans peli sat 70 pc
cent. Ia many IooahG,s. oondl
tloas are not fayorAb,e - repub
nuan victory and The Ia sers reailz'
thai every available yo.e must b
must red II order 10 namtaln tn
ittpubtlcan strength IL the H. lse
The otfimas 5 AT Democratic Lead
quarters are lncIlaed 20 laugh q
this warning. ihey So the re
public4ns nave been. resting IN
sublime confidence v iIicI tbeY av
only recently begun to reallz is
fools" and that new they ar
frightened but that 1t is too late
that the Democratic orgaD Zation
perfect in aimost every di+ II an
that 1t will be imnossIble for th
), Repu blioan 70 retain control of Ii
House. Intense interest Is dispia,
ed in the Trip of the President an
bis every utterance Will be CAREFUL
anal}zsd by the leaders of bot
parties. A less confident man tha
Mr.. Roosevelt could not but fe
nervous at the knowledge th
somew hat ntrvous-at the knowleds
llhat so much Of vital importance
himself and his party rests on b
words but from all reports the Prt
ldent will say what he thinks wit
!, out stopping long to consider t
consequences. II te erfs, howev'
the clever men who are managi
! Democratic affairs will not fail
take advantage of bis mlsYkes.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-30
Cured PARALYSIS.

W. s. Ba1lS P. o True. Texa,
writes: "Ny ife haf been suffering
five years wittR Rpar9ysis in her arm,
when was pei fed to use Billiards.
Snow LinimentS xhich cured her all
right. l have so used it for old
sores, frost bite8 and skin eruptions.
It does the work" 25c, sec and $I.00 at
Estorge Drug Co.--Aug.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-30

The public school system would
get wonderful impetus if we
could graft upon it some torn OF
manual industrial training Coy
A. j. Montague Of Virginia.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-30

Felix Anderson of New Orlaans
died at Thibodaux, La, Of beat
prostratlon on Monday.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-08-30

Work on the Shreveport and Ked
River Valley Railroad Is progress
ing we'll.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-10-17
A Historic Hitching Post.

One of the oldest signs in Washington
is the cast iron figure Of a Chinaman,
about 31a feet in height, that stands in
front Of livery stable on Sixth street
northwest, between Pennsylvania and
Louisiana avenues 1t has been there
since 1862 and is one Of the familiar
landmarks Of the city.
During the Civil war Gems. Grant, Nc
Clellan, Hooker and others, who patron
lied this stable great deal, tied their
steeds to this hitching post, and since
then other distinguished personages have
had occasion to use this post during
every presidential inauguration that has
occurred since Lincoln's second term.
AS matter Of fact, this much of
Sixth and Louisiana avenues is historic
locality in more than one sense. 1t was
on the corner Of this street and Louisiana
avenue that Gen. Robert E. Lee babe
farewell to his old commander, Gen. Win
field Scott, when the former withdrew
from the union army to join that Of the
confederates. During the first two years
of the war Gen. Mcclellan and others
came here regularly to purchase and in
spcct horses, it being at that time sort
Of horse Observation-Disclosures American
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-10-17
A BIG shoe FACTORY.
From a Small Beginning In 1880 it Grows
to Immense Proportions.
THE r. MAYER BOOT l. SHOE co. Of
! Milwaukee, Wis.,, now occupies 81
Acres of Floor Space, and has ca
pacity for making 6ooo pairs
Of Shoes per Day.

!! Just 20 years ago Mr.. r. Mayer estab-
lished shoe factory in Milwaukee, and
began the manufacture Of shoes in a
modest way. The working force at that
time was small and the facilities made
Quate, yet it was the foundation OF what
was destined to be one Of the largest shoe
factories in this country. The underly-
Ing business principle was then, as new,
to produce the best shoes possible at the
lowest prices. That this policy was sue
cessful has been demonstrated by the fact
that shoes bearing the Mayer trade
mark IRE now sold In" every state and ter
ritory west of the Ohio ri liver. Over 600
people are kept busy as bees supplying
a demand that has steadily increased as
given by Mayors shoes.
Milwaukee being the home Of the big.
gest leather tanneries in the world, and
also the market for the very best shoe
leather known, gives the Milwaukee man
facturer advantages In cost as well as
the choice Of leather, that outside manu-
facturers cannot obtain. thus enabling
shoes at less cost than outside competi-
tors.
Something like 40 travelling statesmen
are required to visit merchants in thou
sands Of towns and villages i'll twenty diff
fcrent states. The magnitude of this
business can best be appreciated when
you take into consideration that, with
the present capacity, 5000 complete pairs
Of shoes can be turned out every working
day.
The business is now conducted under
the name of the F. Mayer Boot & Shoe
Co., by the three sons Of Mr.. r. Mayer,
who succeeded him in the business. AS
Mayors shoes are being literally adver-
tjsed the further growth Of the company
is sure to be rapid.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-10-17
The Worlds Fur Centers.

Nearly the whole fur trade of the world
concentrates itself in the two cities of
London and Leipsic; but as about two
thirds of the London furs, which are sold
at auction, go to Leipsic, the result is
that the fur market of Leipsic is really
the greater Of the two. The Leipsic
pared furs from Siberia, European Rus
STA, America, Australia and China. max
ing the business Of the fur exchange
worth from SIS, 100000 to $17,000,o00
yearly.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-10-17
Trust Those Who Have Tried.


SUFFERED from catarrh of the
worst Kind and never hoped for cure. but
Ely's Cream Balm seems to do even that.
Oscar Ostrom, As Warren avenue, Chi
cago, III.
TRIED Ely's Cream Balm and to all
appearances am cured of catarrh. The
terrible headaches from which 1 long
suffered are gone.-W. ]. Hitchcock. late
Major U. S. Vol. and A. A. Gen., Buffalo,
N. Y.
MY SON was afflicted with catarrh.
He used Ely's Cream Balm and the dis
agreeable catarrh all left him.. G.
Olmstead, Arcola, III.
The Balm does not irritate or cause
sneezing. Sold by druggists at so cts. or
mailed by Ely Brothers, IS Warren St.,
New York.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-10-17
Sagacity of Hawks,

: A strange instance of sagacity in two
peregrines has just been told. They
had often been seen following trains in
Croatia without any explanation sug-
costing itself, until one afternoon the
train suddenly put up covey OF young
patridges. Dawn swooped the hawk at
the covey and carried off one of them,
and this gave the answer to the riddle.
The cunning bird must have noticed,
while soaring for his pleasure, that the
noise Of the train often put up game,
and this gave him the idea Of making
use of the train as beaten for his own
benefit.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-10-17

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Never can tell what moment on accident
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