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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
Philadelphia

St Louis, July 19.-The game between
St. Louis and Cincinnati was played in j
heavy rain. Umpire Brown did not call
time until the Cincinnatians were batting
in the seventh. ST. Louis two runs were
due TO Phillips wild pitching. Attend
ance, 1000. Score:
r. H. Z.
ST. Louis ............ ........2 3 I
CINCINNATI y
Batteries-Yerkes and O'Nein; Phillips
and Bergen. Umpire-Brown.
New York July I9.-The Boston and
Brooklyn teams played a fourteen-inning
game at Washington park. Brooklyn. to-
day. which was won by the home team.
Attendance, 5000. Score:
r. II. E.
DOSlOH .----.------ ------s.--.-s..-. y
D IL Z
BatteFies-Pittinger and Moran: Hughes,
Newton and Ahearn. Umpire-Powers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20

At St. Joe-Des Moines. 1; St. Joe. 3.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20
WESTERN LEAGUE
Standing Of Teams.


At Omaha-Omaha, 3; Kansas City, >
Omaha did not get a hit, yet won the
game by Kansas Citys errors, which
NUMBERED &
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20

BatteTies-Roach and Zearfoss; johnson
and Smith. Umpire-Colgan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-20

Spokane, Wash. July 1s.-score
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-02

I'll rostFo del sPnor ]Delariviere
Sc tsescom ponIa, hand{anse sus me.
iIIlas3 IN cfreulo negr3 rodeaba
aas Oi0s inyecg@1os en- szngre,
sus abias ss e0treabrIan brenulos
patR respeirsr ell ARE que 81 pech3
neeasibs ba.
LA tarcera cncharada Ise la po-
sion lie fac a1ministrada
La frescura rsiativa del brebaJa
pRieci6 cansarle q na BensRci6n
6eliCi0sa.
--IMas, dadme mas! z exclsm6
con ansiedad
81 doctor m3Ei6 naquinalmen1e
La Gabeza y sc dll0:
-AAhora "a no nos quedA mas que
esf,srar.
Ia temp stad esb8ba en- to5a su
fnisrza; los golpes de mar re estra-
llaban contra el navfo, y habfs mo
ntintcs en- que pRlsecfa Cue las
0las Sc le 1ragabAn. el tim6n no
deiabR de gobernar, psro eI peIigro
erR h0rrOr0s3.
De repente Dna luz blauaugcina,
sle hrfllo fnsostsDible. Ilamin6 3
del Ia 4rs an trueno es 3anbosG Ia
aCam paz5 . y TINA uRsearga electrical
cRg6, h4rieL1o ano de los missiles,
frltnch zadole p3r el pie y grro5&n
dale sohra sahaert2-
Al raf1l0 d. 81 cRfda acom pafK6
n grlt0 dogDroso cue Par - ma--
nasnt0 Rpag0 las v0css q IA 1ar
msnta.
Co e pslo habla cafd0 IN ma-
riiier0, rgm 2iand8se an Is ealaa
anbbas pierEzs.
lis narra de es1-Ib5r9 msnd6
el cspftAn, e0mprendieD6o que el
vHsnt3 csmblaba = cue ers pTscas0
hlHr delauta deaA tsmpeshsd. LA
mkquiBa q tQd0 vap0-i
IL ma3uina Ds9ec i. v q { II 5n,.
b hsiIce, Ilnclanan 10 de acaera0
cnE1aran c3n Tsalsnsla 1as aRnas.
81 mlsm3 1iempo qus AZ usarinero
aeEia-
-Cr pi1ER. I'M Bnn ire nsrld i
One Sc aviBe 81 a4csor; ests 50
at camaro1e del segunaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-02

IN mErIner0 deSee8dIo com3 una
bromba los eseRlones, 7 sin lamar
Rbri6 Ia puerba del csmarobe oue
ocupsba el se6or DslariYtsre.
sQae hays-pregunt6 el ne
dico sorprendido
-Oratn del cRpiban: IN b nbre
hsrido.
El doctor sal16 precipltadamente
sin cerrar la pneTta.
-lAh, per fni- exclam6 Fabri
Go con siBiestra alegI .a.-iAhera
es mEo9
r. sefl0r DeIariTi6re estaba ea
% mas fuerba de sn vertigo; pare
clale rodar 4 I'D abismo sin fond
laDZabR s0r6as eXclaDacinneg. ge-
midos eDbrecoTb bados = Sc asia Il
lecho con desesperaci6n
{ FAbricio saco enbonces &c 81
bolsillo 81 frasqnibo que hsbIa Ile-
nado ds aqua, aeerc6selo FL ancia-
10 = en- voz bsJas Pe1O nug dlstinta
le dijo-
Ito, steD6is siempre sedq
E>t,as palEbrRs hiriend0 ell dido
del e1f1rm7s pareeieron garvaui-
earle, disip6ndole pr IL m0menno
So v6rtigo.
ST balbuce8; ia sed NE Rho.
&c, me mg1a .~.
-Pnes bien. bebad - ezeaan6
Fabricio aplicando s los 3ablo. de
81 tn Ia boca dee1a 5ada del fraaca.
AviaameBbe y de un 500 4fasgo
el enfgrmO Rpurd tud0 el c0nbenaao.
Una d6zis de acido sulfurico nc
hubiera p0did0 prod usir eject mas
terrible cne eli causa5o q enfsruls
por Rqnellas g'o1as de aqua 81 dtsli-
rio So f0rn6 eEI locura farl0sas salt6
del larho, di6 dos q tres Faeltas por
Is estancia lanzando ErIs0s rBneas
y r0npIsnda cuaut0 RncaB1raba 1
m4nas desppEs lRnz5sa desna50 p0r
ia pnerta alberta, signlenco u e.
lera uue conducts 81 puente.
Fahrici0 ie Esgni6s pero las Elnfes
BIAS eran Comple1ss. al c2f1c &c
Dn m0menbn II Efer5t3 81 Vista.
q pfssr dsI Gamble ne vIents. i
Sornenta conranuEoa csda vez mss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-02

fabr1ciH 10 80 habia. engafSadt
IA lorna iolRn4 41eeina era el saror
DislarlYlere, y eel c6mplilcel dc Ritz.
nar = ds aancelyn Lego hasba 81.
le'Fantsn5 dose aasriascarr5t.rs4,e
cuntraaddsg frenta 4 fr..ff.a Fsa,s AZ
rEia.
Fl ex -hRnauarrl. cuyes dA3;rs, rrs.
cfR pr nBm III. cYra. ~ ~ 8
pecb0 ase1sTador: q agI:a del c1ela
as las g IS u e0lan psgIs9p 81 1ienzo
Lzl = ca1Iaasa sas rniemlllros EMU
I9s' 50 sspesa " cer1R caballera
ps4ISe5la 2 - IoFescRnSs; lgasticulaba,
lanzAoa gribos, itaprecacf u ". veu
1aENal1A II sahti FlA. aEe 10 pr rrgcfa
IT, = Lssaas aa - osrurida 4. 10
mlnasa al baranlflla Gal l,uaafa
Era II EnflsgrB que la VII, sncia
II - olas na ls hlciess peraar Il
~ 1sa,1sasl''s Afxas'srAnaf.l l.a 81 ahysna.
! - = lfEe ias 1las np ha-
cssEa-~-ss dag1 Ea.EIrt1io.
Las t111etlas He protazrIan. Era
lInsosio olsi dlstlnllyrulr 4 tsa1srr5 Dass.S
51 Cue ornrr1Rs " Aaam|Ea. los i, ~
hhraA esaahan 1IArAts 1icsLpa5as -,
- nlAE S1ras pira vel lstra rE,sn
Anra1lns canIFencidHb lie nne 81
zaen nD t.snEik8 taa1ipos' nr,psx
u 's''''Aa : Z 81 II So nFas0s en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-02

oezo Ipe5hr con &. hasna haee9s q
perder IL eaa g.8t.rfr - =
D 8 cansag airlo, cusna9 al 5as.
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1ia'ss q cs91srA- lntaDtFas gas dsaos
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ae1 J z hn lib9es. sae5 Iol.i,l Il !,
!. - fnb@isn m ps9uaF1a caealggss,
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sa g. : l4&sao e el p9rh9 anEls fenso
"a y s1Rata 10 pras9 q nnort.s3 :,
4 80 80 ss y an ne, q aneisaa carS
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II Issa sEam4ciaa. =
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= sangrs daFraEoassa =
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-02
BIBL1OTECA Do SI.A DEMtDcR 4 -

imponente; las olas fbarrfan el
puente, Y Ia nnviaI GAIA como si 10
Gas las essiusas del cielD Sc hubie-
ran alberto 1a par.
Entre aquella oscaridad, bajo
Reuellas avalancha De aqua de
espuna, f4brici0 csminab2 6 Ia
cssualidR6, vaeilanbe. cavan6o y
levantandose, conn 9reniaienao oae
50 Flda esbaoa en- pellgrI3, pero que
rlendo bod0 trance alcaIizar 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-02

'anciano Y haoer & ls tenn peshad
con2licti de 81 iufame plRn.
Ds rsilsnse TN rel6m ago lie mos.
bfo Ap leios sobra cGbierba una
lorLn = fllaoq qaeclna p m0Fea1za Sc
me3ante & m fantaEma.
~ Ks ell -pens6 el nlisergb BE.
7 arrastrsn lose ss1t1re qnF,fe., ., +.
& in da ser men0s z5,f.s.glr, -,er a., !
g0lPes del mar. diript6se Faeia ~
Fr0s del 4sbatr0s.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
SUMNER OF QUIET A9
WHITE HOUSE ANNEX
Usual Amount Of Work, But
Few Callers.

A summer quiet has settled down on
the temporary White House in this city
since the Presidents departure. and the
callers are confined almost entirely to
officials OF the departments. The usual
summer staff IS continued and is fur
uished with plenty of work from the
summer capital at Oyster Bay, for Sec
retary Cortelyou does not permit the
Presidents mail to become congested
there. When routine action is necessary
he refers all matters Immediately TO the
proper officials here. just as if he were
at his desk il this city
The lack of callers in such streams
as came during the Presidents last few
davs IN Washington, however, win en-
able members Of the White House staff
TO snatch brief vacations while MI.
Roosevelt is away Assistant Secretary
Barnes expects to leave early next week
for a short holiday along the coast Of
Maine II no matters OF official lmpor-
tancc arise to call him back to this
city on short notice MI. Barnes expects
10 be away the greater part OF month
In his absence the Offices at the TEN
poTary White House will be in charge
of Nr Rudolph Forster, eXe4utivg clerk
Mr.. James H Cissel, who has been
connected with the White House staff
for many years, serving as enc Of the
Presidents doorksePers, leaves in few
days for a vacation trip to New YORK,
Boston and other Eastern cities He
will fncIade in mis- itinerary a sea trip,
either going or coming, for the benefit
which the salt air IS expected TO do for
MS health.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
FORT MYER DESERTER
STILL AT LARGE
Williams Serving Term for Former
Similar Crimes When He Escaped.

Julius Williams, the soldier who es-
capped from the guards at Fort lsyer
yesterday, is still at large Neither the
police Of the city nor the detachment
that has been sent out from the post in
search Of him has secured any trace TO
reward their efforts. and it is thought
that he has succeeded in leaving this
section II he has not. he IS secluslor.
and will be captured the moment he
shows himself
This was not the first time that VII
lians had taken his departure without
orders, as he was at the time OF his
escape serving q sentence Of eighteen
months for desertion. As a general
prisoner, he was required TO do work
about the fort, and II was while so en-
gagged that he succeeded in getting
away. The guards who were in charge
of him at the time will probably be
ourt-mertialed for permitting him to
get away.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
HABEAS CORPUS Whit
FOR Louis DIOBROW
Attorney viii Make Appli-
cation to Supreme Court.

GOOD GROUND. y 7. July 10-To
make good his assertion that Louis Dis
brow viii not spend the summer IN
Riverheed Jail, Attorney Rowland Miles
viii make application to the supreme
court IN Brooklyn for q writ Of habeas
corpus.
The object OF this Is TO obtain q
judicial review Of the evidence on which
Disbrow was held at his preliminary
hearing A justice Of the supreme
court has the power 10 release DIsbrow
If it is his opinion that the evidence
submitted at the magistrates hearing
did not legally justify a commitment.
IN ali ny experience" said Lawyer
Miles, today, Il have never had oc-
casion TO take step like this. But I
never before had a case where man so
paIpably innocent was held on such
fimsy evidence.
= have attempted no defense because
the fact that q crime was committed
had not been legally established.
Nothing was sdduced at this prelim-
mary hearing to establish that Miss
Lawrence and Clarence Foster came to
their death by violence. The. district at
toTney viii have to have something more
tangible than a suspicion OF crime to
obtain a hearing in 3 trial court. Be
fore q judge and jury We can knock his
case 20 finders"
The evening times., 1902-07-10
MARKETS DULLNBSS
SLIGHTLY RELIEVED
Suits Against United States
Steel Corporation.
Mr.. SAGE NOT PARTY TO SUIT
Wagers Being Laid as to Identity of
Parties Who Are FuTthering the At
tacks-Denials and Refutatiols by
CCunsels.

NEW YORK, July 10---The eompara-
tive duIIness Of the Stccls Market these
days is relieved in a measure by the
speculation aroused as 20 the next move
in the campaign against the United
States Steel Corporation, and the actual
promoters Of some Of the suits begun or
threatened. Those who do not find
enough TO interest them in the market
are making bets as to the identity of
the persons who are fathering some of
the attacks. The appearance Of Russell
Sage, IS party plaintiff, In one Of these
suits, his subsequent withdrawal and
the various explanations OF the affair
are very amusing to the Street. Mr..
Sage's friends seem relieved that he so
quickly repUdiatcd the attempt 10 make
him q party n this suit and that he
came into the case in the first instance
through a misunderstanding
There would not have been so much
comment on MT- SaEe's appearance as
plaintiff and prompt withdrawal were it
not that 1t was exactly similar TO the
experience Of Z. ". and A r. Hopkins
in this same suit Naturally. Mr. Sage
In the role OF an unwilling plaintiff add
ed special interest TO the continuous
performance that has been Instituted o.
attacking the United States Steel Cor
poTation.
f. ". Hopkins, when asked today re-
garding the statement of Robert McCaT-
ter. counsel for Curtiss Smith and 9TH
ers in the suit against the preferred
stock conversion OF the United States
Steel Corporation. that his firm had not
withdrawn its name from the suit, said:
cot. course cur name viii be withdrawn
Il should never have been dragged in
We gave instructions to our counsel.
State Senator Wakeiee, Of New Jersey,
to this effect last Tuesday, and out 1t
viii come,
Tho stock Market this morning was
generally higher with little Of the scat
tered liquidation developed yesterday IN
evidence New York Central gave signs
OF assuming leadership; the price ad-
vancing IL per cent. PennsJ iVaaia aa-
r3nced Il per cent. Louisville & Nash
Vile opened OF / but subsequently, RAJ
lied q per cent. ST. Paul was also
stead and gossip ran that certain
Western interests which are running
the corner in Chicago have been light
eDing their commitments in this stock.
Missouri Pacific was fracticnally higher.
The hitu-1inous coal stocks showed al
inclination 10 harden
In the Industrial groups United States
Steel stocks were firm at small ad-
yances. Sugar rallied nearly point. but
gave evidence Of still being Under bear
pressure Amalgamated Copper was
fractionaIly higher. and Anaconda
opened up 2 per cent Virginia-Caroiina
Chemical Company advanced per cent
IN apD-eciation OF the excellent annual
rcnorf Of the company Republic Iron
gained nearly a point. and Colorado
Fvei and Tennessee Coal and Iron were
somewhat higher. The temper OF specu-
Iation was not entirely settled, fuctua-
lions after the first twenty minutes
tended toward irrezuiarity. Government
bonds were unchanged.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
HUNDREDS OF SOLDIERS
OVERCOME By HEAT

PARIS. July 10.-During the maneuvers
Of the 108th Infantry at Bergerac to-
day 520 Of the men were overcome by
sunstroke- The maneuveTs were stopped
Three OF the men are dead and the
others are in q serious condition.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Riggs Fire Insurance 519s;
washington Gas. 25G74; Washington
cas- Iaa-4; Mergenthaler. 3G1S5.
1oG 184si 1Go1s4Ik, 10GIS4Js. 1001542s.
1o5fs41Z. Grapho. Com, 50G3; Greene
Copoer 20a2s. 50G27. 100G27. After
caII-Lincoln Bank. 4G1271z; Mergen-
thaler 20a184ss, 1od1S4@s. 1oG1S47s, 1oG
Is4M, 20a1s4ss. 10G184@s, 50G1S6, buyer
The evening times., 1902-07-10
Perpetual Adoration Services

The usual solemn services OF the Per
petual Alteration Society OF st. Parick's
Church were held today. The mass of
exposition WIS said al 7:30 O'Clock this
morning, attended by a large number Of
the members OF the society. This after
noon. beginning at 40 O'Clock. the ben
edietion OF the blessed sacrament viii
be pronounced. Owing 20 the hot wealth
81 the sermon is omitted.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
FOURTEENTH VICTIM OF
MOUNTAIN LAKE WRECK

GLCVERSVILLE, y. Y, July 1O.-Ed-
ward shuII, who was seriously injured
IN the Mountain Lake wreck, July 4, died
in the hospital this morning. making
the fourteenth victim OF the disaster.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
The Best Diarrhoea Medicine on Earth.

That IS what yr. " E. Landcrs, a prominent
farmer near indianapolis, Ind. says Of Cham
berIaiu's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Read his testimonial. 1t gives me great
pleasure 70 tell you how much Chamber!ain's
Cole. CHOLERA and Diarrhoea Remedy has done
for me I have used il for nine years. and !
think Il the best medicine on earth Il has
saved Inv lie several times. ] would not think
Of being without z bottle OF it in the house
For sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale and Re
tail and ali druggists.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
R0THSCHILDS REFUSE
SULTAN'S DESIRE

BERLIN. July 1o.-The ''Frankfurter
zeitung' says the Rothschilds have IN
formed the Sultan that they decline TO
act in ary way toward the unifying OF
the Turkish debt
The evening times., 1902-07-10
LOAN COMPANIES.
PRIVATE LOANS

On personal notes without iadoTseT references.
or security; simply your promise 70 pay. Our
new plan enables everyone 10 secure ready cash
at Once without Inconvenience or delay. Ger
method Of conducting loan business Is based
on tic uord Confidence" more tssaa or. Sc
cgTity." You have our confidence; re have youc
confidence. You need money; we have money
we don't need. When you fail 70 gel accoEE-
1Eodated elsewhere, cal on and you vii not
be disappointed II rou have = lesn nox It
viii not prevent yOu from securing further ac-
eommodation from the old reliable
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
COZ F St. N. ".
Phone, East 205 Corner Sixth s..
i1f9T-tf
The evening times., 1902-07-10
Loans made on furni-
LOANS OF SO

AND UPWARD on FURNITURE AND
PIANOS at lowest rates and The LAY you
apply We are Ioaning On the Building anI
Loan Association plan, winch makes tie COST
Of carrying loans much less than yo1 pay else
where and allows You 70 pay il OF in ans
sized notsS y0u desire. running from one .
tarelve months. II ron have loan with some
other company we VII Pay i Of and advance
you more money il desired Rates cheerfilly
given, =n6 ne cost to rou unless loan Is made.
Call ard get rates Front room. first fnor
EATIoNA5 MORTGAGE LOAN co.
e2S ! St n "
The evening times., 1902-07-10
PERSONALS.

HAIL. HAIL! To the working man. the gangs
all here This means the woTSi1g class Of men
who are Ioexng ior our custom made suits OF
clothes sigrtiy used) at prices that vii not
hurt thrir pac2et; also shoes, shirts and hats
from TIE POPULAR JUSTIPS OLD STAND,
Nq D $ eI-4
The evening times., 1902-07-10
THE NATIONAL. SAFE DEPOSIT.
SAVINGS and TRUST
COMPANY,

CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Pays Interest on Deposits
Rents Safes Inside Burglar-proof Vaults
Acts as Administrator, Executor. Trustee. etc.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN at s1k to 5 per cent in sums
OF 81, 900 to S10,Oo0, on ID. C. real estate; pay
of 5 and per cent mortgages and begin anew;
all transactions conducted with economical con-
siGeration for borrowers VA. Il SAUNDERS
L CO. 1897 T st- nv
The evening times., 1902-07-10

WE WILL LEND YOU MONEY
70 -sr nav II hack in enaH weekly OF month
Il paTuents- ABSOLUTELY NO DELAY.
Our business is stTictiy confidential: no en-
barrassizz questions 10 ask Tou- Lowest rates
in the citv Private Offices.
C0TT;NBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY.
ca Street n "
The evening times., 1902-07-10
FOR SALE-BICYCLES

FOR SALE-Gents' Crescent bicycle and lamp;
used very little; hrst-eiass order. STUDIO, 5rd
floor, 927 st. AZ. e10-S
The evening times., 1902-07-10

~ IF YOU ARE GOING TO PUT
q Z 6 money in bank you look for the
q . safest Institution; why not use the
same care when you deposit your
valuabies for a loan We have 4 building and
safes made FOR that purpose. All business
absolutely confidential Money loaned or
watches. diamonds. JewelIy, etc Interest 81
three per cent instead OF ten
H. K. FULTON'S LOAN OFFICE
Established 1870. 2Is Ninth Street NV.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
ZOE RENT-cOTTAGEs.

FOR RENT-At Colonial Beach. two cottages,
furnished; one square from wharf. 5, E5IYE.
G22 9Th ST. syg., or at Beach Sunday MICS
The evening times., 1902-07-10
COUNTRY BOARD.

COLONIAL BEACH-FTne bathing. new suits;
meals, SOC; weekly, S6-Ss. FENNO HOTEL.
mlo-2
A LADY in the suburbs will take five OF SIX
children 70 board. reasonable. and give them
mothers care: plenty of shade and irceh vege-
tables; also give grammar and arithmetic les
sons Address BOX 2ei- this Office. IBlo-3
HIGH. HEALTHY; f-uit, shade: so per month;
station 800 yards of. F. N. BALLON, Herndon,
Va MOS
The evening times., 1902-07-10
Mopey Leaned Sala-ied People,

Retail merchants. teamsters boarding hounes.
without security; largest business IN IL prin-
eipal cities TOIMAN- Room. IOl, 52s 18th *
nv m1s-tt
The evening times., 1902-07-10

Mrs Elizabeth c. CogsweII, widow Of
the late Albert CogsweH, died yesterday
afternoon. after a short illness at the
residence OF her daughter, Mrs. George
Freeman. 1915 o Street northwest. Dir.
Frank 3. CogsweIl, who is connected IN
business with Mr.. George Freeman. is
son Of deceased Funeral arrange
ments have not yet been made
The evening times., 1902-07-10

DIR. LEATHERMAN,
E-pert Specialist in cure OF all acute and
chronic ailments Complaints CT the digestive
organs. nervous and 0lood disorders quickly
cured.
Consultation free OOZ ST. MY.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-10-29
Is Your Life Worth Is Cents?

Consumptives, we know that you
have been disappointed many times,
but make one more effort to be cured.
Gooch's Mexican Syrup has cured
thousands ana it will cure you. Con-
sumption is the result of the food
material that should go to support the
body and sustain life, being absorbed
and thrown off in tuberculous matter
To overcome this waste of vital force
and restore the nourishment to the
system in its natural course. is to
cure. This is accomplished by
Gooch's Mexican Syrup. 1t controls
coughs, night sweats, splitting of
blood, soreness in chest. infamed
throat and lungs, difficulty of breath
ing, heavy coughs accompanied with
expectoration and parched lips. We
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