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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-11-06
NATIONAL W. G. II. u. RESoLU-
TIONS

A service in memory of friends and
members who have died during the
year was touching feature of the
fourth days session of the National
W. O. Il. u. convention. Reports of
supermtendents were also presented.
During the forenoon, l0-minuto re-
ports were made by seven superintend-
ents. Mrs Emile d, Martin, of New
York, reported for the department Of
literature and art. Mrs. Martin said
there was no more hopeful sign on the
horizon of the organization than that
they have gained the influence of pub
lie sentiment. The press reflects pub
lie sentiment and during the past year
the journals Of the country have given
larger space to purity and temperance.
Mrs Martin asked for the adoption
of resolution passed by the New
York County W. @. Il. U, as follows:
Resolved, That the innocence Of
youth, the purity Of middle age and
the sanctity OF old age are alike
shocked and degraded by illustrations
of the female figure unclothed upon
billboards and in other public places
We will use every proper means by
striving to awaken public sentiment,
by appeals to city or state authorities
and by local means, If need be, TO
have this menance to public morals
and stumbling blocks to clean man
hood and womanhood removed. This
resolution TO be submitted TO all
women's clubs and societies, asking
their approval aud Endorsement Of the
same and inviting their cooperation
in the movement.
Mrs Martin also urged the adoption
Of Miss Helen Miller Gould's resolu-
tion to regulate the midway dances
at the st. Louis Worlds Fair, which
she said had been aopted by the wo-
man managers. She said;
1--WE take courage in the fact that
the Controller of the Treasury has de-
cidod that the appropriation of g., 900
900 for the exposition would be with
held unless the contract to close the
gates to visitors ON Sunday during the
whole duration Of the fair is oxecut.
cd.
There has been $50, 900 pages Of lit
eraturo printed and distributed free
Of cost during the year,
Mrs Mary F. Leycll, Of Pennsylya-
MIA, for the department Of mercy, in
brief said:
A department that makes it It's
chief aim to systematically implant
the humane idea in tho mind Of the
human race deserves success. Cal
iiornia has enacted a state law dur
ing the year requiring humane educa.
tion in tho public schools In Colo
RADIO the same has been done and
credit is frankly given to the W. G..
r.. L."
Nebraska adopted at its last state
conventions 10 be presented to It's
incoming Legislature o protest against
trap shooting dcnounciing II as brutal
aud demoalizing
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-11-06

causes you to belch up gas; causes
your tongue TO become bloated; causes
you to bloat up after eating; causes
you to feel faint; makes you feel as
II you had lead in your stomach;
causes belching wind and sour food,
bad taste in mouth, offensive breath; /;
causes shooting pains in the stomach.
II neglected brings on inflamed and
liberated stomach. $. b. Catarrh
Cure heals and invigorates the
stomachs that have been weakened and
impaired by catarrh, and is sure
cure for all stomach troubles and
loss of appetite when taken according
to directions. For sale by all drug
giss. Bookgon Catarrh free. Address.
Smith Bros, Fresno, Cal
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-11-06
SURE CURE FOR PILES.

Itching Piles produce moisture and
causes itching. This form, as well a.
Blind, Bleeding or Pfolruding Piles arc
cured by DR.. B0-san KOS Pile Remedy.
Stops itching and breeding Ab'o,bf
tumors. Boz a jar at Dugglsif, or sent
by mail Treatise Tree. Write me
about our case Dr. BJssnko, rhilada
Pa. For fale by W. f. Kremer.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-11-06

The Disc Graphophone is made in
three types, selling at $40. SEQ and
$50 Seyen.inoh records SOC each, g.
per dozen; 10 inch records 81 each,
$40 per dozen. The Graphophone and
Columbia Records were awarded the
Grand Prize at the Paris Exposition
of 1900.
W. A. Paddock, Grants Pass, Ore
headquarters for graphophones and
talking machine supplies Of every
kind, will send you catalogues ON ap-
plication.
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH
Leads to dyspepsia, causes indiges-
tion, always results In sour stomach.
water brash and loss of appetite
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-11-06
TIL -----THE-----
Christmas Gifts

1t may seem early to talk Christmas but we have had so
many inquiries to when Christmas Goods would be
on display that we compelled to say something. This
is pre-eminently the store in which buy gifts People
are finding that out and that's they be
hrst and get the choice. Our lines this year will far sur
pass anything ever attempted in Southern Oregon
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-11-06
FRUIT PAPER.

Fruit paper can be had in small
quantities at the Courier office
Larger lots. from 600 pounds to ton
lots can be secured on short notice
Leave all orders at the Courier office
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-11-06

Only reliable brands Of Photo
Goods carried at A. +. VOORHEES,.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-23
sisue Sneorporatiomen.

S6re SncOrporatiOns papiere er=
tpirften folsenoe SeienI4aften u0afe
S6ore 9anb & 8uiloine So. a,
capital $4,000. Sieielbe bsabfi6=
tiet einsn BEL Snoiana SarbOr in Safe
9ountp beleeenen 2ano=@Dmpler in
SauplGbe su bertpanbeln r@ef
Sia6is 2ano &c." BON gbansbille
$4,000. Sobn gOebm, gilbert s.
2arees unb 6reb 8Odfese finb Die
scsncorppratDren y&ofomo @o=opera.
tipe 4H'n.", $4,000; 8. .. Scales
So. bon Boonspille, $25, 900 !;
rStplesbile (Sensrids @ountp) @eme=
tern Ah'n." Die .gerbe Srain &
Sap 60. !" bsna6ri6tiste ben Stats
Secretdr, baB Iie ibr actien Capital
bon $40, 900 auf $780, erb5bt bat
Die ,Slo Sidorp @bair Co." bon
Martinspile bat ebenfalls eine gr'
bObune ibrss 9lttien Capitals bOr
$4,000 auf s25, 900 pOrsenOmmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-23
II t d | | E.

Sn Der %. q aihineton Str. i9eute
seftern gfa4mittas Wm. 8ers's pfero
on einem StraBenbabnmasen unb
9ing bur9. gn Mount Str. purbe
3err aus bem g8asen 9sI6lsubert,
nobel er einige Ierlebunsen babontrug.
SO m. g ID on, So Sabre aft, par
9eftern binter ieinem Saufe, 325 glorb
gtoble StraBe, nit 8artsnarbeiten be-
iddftigt urb batte bas ungliif, aus3u=
9leiten. @r erlitt einen Bru9 bes
reGten Sduiterblatts unb cine tbeil=
meiIe 2dbmung; Or. @oootpin bpm
fGbtiI9sn Sispeniarium lieB bem 1er-
lebten Die n0tbige drstli6e Silfe su
She'll tperben.
I'm 8 If Radmittass entsleiite an
Waiaduietts Ipenue unb 10. StraBe
cine &angir=2ofpntotipe Der g. 6. &
90. "=gabn, tpobei Der Gonbutteur Wm.
ai4linger cine gerlebuns am Subs
oappntrug. gr murbe nod ieinei
Wolnuns. 116 Norb gioble Strabe,
iiberfiibrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-23
Gin jnsenolider SranSitiiter.

Wie oerseit beri6tet mar in Der leB=
ten Samiiag Ha6t gu ipdter Stunoe
in Dem Stale bes Germ Martin &eiffel
binter beiien @Obnbaus in SO. 623
&ufsa 9lDe. Elm 6euer aussebro6en,
bas iofort ben Serba1t Der 8ranoftif=
tung erreste. Sen SetectiDs SOlb
unb Wallnce lit es nun au9 geltern
mirflid selungen, ben 8ranoitifter
5u ertpii9en, uno spar in Der Yerion
bes 16=jdbr. @eorse Bolot bon ber
SOunep Str. @eoree, Der cine 3eii
lang bel Srn. &eiffel beiddftist ee=
tpsien, mar eini9e Sage bOrher ent-
lahsn poroen. Nus Ia6ludt batte
er bann, tpie er ben Beamten einge=
fanb, in Der Samitas Iadt ben Stall
in granb seiebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-23

Inn bic Obren, tpsl6e feline er3iirnte
Satin nit bepunbernspertber 8ei9if=
lihtelt Su banobaben Deritanb. Sa
au1 ein 8eriu9, bns pferb an3utrei=
ben, otgleid Si6ener aus 2eibesftdi=
ten an ben 3iiseln SOs, miBlans, 10
mubte bas Yanr Die Strafe rubia iiber
lid ergeben laiien, ndbrenb ettpa 80
bis 40 psrionen, Die iid unterbehen
on Der StraBenede anseiammelt bat=
ten, oem Iorfall offenen Munbes su=
idauten. Serielbe miro jebenfalls iein
Sfa9ipiel in ben 8eri9tsn babsn.
. te W | b lamb 9 bn in BEN
9dnoen zines &eceibers.
Wumeie, Snb., %. aus. Die
y@bicasO e. SOtbueitern=gabn", be-
betannt als Die Miblanb=yabn, iif in
bic 9dnbe zines &ecsibers iibersesan-
gen. Serielbe, 8eniamin Simpion,
lsitet ieit beute idmmtli6e @.i6dfte.
wie es beibt. wirb Die Sis Sour-gabn=
8eielidaft, wel6e bic gabn aneetauft
bat, Die S6uloen Der aIten @eisli9aft
beaablen. Sie 8efbsrereifung Der
Sabn sei6ab auf cine @ntidsiouns bes
ats=Obereeridts bin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-23
Snbianapplis, Snb., Samtae, %. Aueuf 1902

lame Safet unb bic ubr unb Settle,
pel9es bas iunee auf Ibwege Gs=
ratbene 8eid6pf trus, mar boz &e9ts=
pesen Serrn Sellers giseribum. gr
1T aber frOh, oaB er pOr benz gefoble=
nen @elbe nod ben aroBten She'll, por
Ilem aber feline spei &in9e pieber
5uriiderbdlt. 4us weldsm @runbe
Der 6aa beuts abermals uno spar auf
nddfen Stenifas perfdoben wuroe, 1T
eigentlid unertldrlid, ba lie Ielbit ein=
seltan6, ben Sisbitabl besansen gu
9aben.
Nrbeit iir bic @roB9e=
d orenen
9ln Die @roBsei6worenen uurben
beute foleenbe unter na6fsbenben Nn=
Hagen itebsnos @efdngniB SniaRer
iibertpieien: Sobn Sudrportb, Morb=
ansriff; 6reb elliott, SarriIOn 9lllen,
@arnsit 8Ob, SObn Sefree uno peter
Solt, ginbru9 unb 8roBbiebitabl;
Sarrp 9OftpODo, Siebifabl; Sobn
Marts, 8luti9anoe, unb @eoree
gOlot, granOfIftuns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-23
M'r baben Gslo.

yNa6Goloe brdn9t, am 8oloe bdn9t,
bod Nles." = @inerlei, Db es elm uns
i9uloiees 8ret9en ooer elm 9elo9ieri=
Ger Staot=@ @ontrolleur tpie unier ebren=
iusrt6er Ssrr Sreunis 1T. 90 ber=
gniigt tpie heute, batten feline tdgli9en
Seiu6er i'm lan9e ni9t seieben. @s
besablten ndmlid beute freiipillig Die
.@entral Union telephone Co." $4,000
(balbidbrli6e Sieiier); rSnbianapOlis,
GREENWOOD & 6ranflin Co." s28l.75
unb Die .Snbianapolis & @reenfielo
Co." s276.15, fir ben 3eitraum pom
t.. Nopember big A. Wai.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-23
Die @ef Str. Serbehernnss=
slmselesembeit
.IsOu pom staStratb enti9isOsn iuerben.

Die gsb6rbs fir 6ifentli4e @srts
bat betanntli6 beialpfen, Die @eit
Str. BON Der Nortb Ctr. big 81 einem
9untt 90 SUB n0rblid bon Der 14.
Str. nit SOl5pflOden pflaitern gu lai-
len. @eeen oieien gsialuB aber bat
nun cine sroBe 9ln3abl 9runo=
eisentbhmer unb getpobner Der
StraBe remonitrirt. Sieielben ber=
langen 2ieiel.Mucabqm. @idtsbeifo'
ueniaer ipiro Die geb6rbe auf ibrem
uriprinsli6en Ylane beiteben uno
na6oem lie beuts bissbe3igli4 nit bem
Stabt-9lnpalt cine unterrebung ge=
babt bate, tpurbe bei9lOhen, Die sln=
oeleeen6eit benz Stabtratb 5ur eno9iil=
tieen 8ei6luBfaHuns gu unterbreiten.
8is babin miro natiirli9 in bieier
leit ie6s Sabren 10 pielen Staub auf=
pirbelnben NIfaire ieitens Der SebOroe
ni6ts eei9eben. 9lber Die Sol5blOd=
Gegner iino mittlerweile ni6t miiBig
eetreIen, ionbern fie baben pie Die
SOl3pdrmsr fleibis searbeitet, I'm oas
YrDiect 81 ;erit6ren. Serr Sobn Wei=
la6er miro am nd6ften Ulittpo6 i'm
Stanbe iein, Der 8eb6roe cine &emon=
itrans seesn Die SOlsblodpflafternns
einsuieiben, tpel6e bon ni4t ueniger
als 90 @runbeigentbiimern unteri6rie=
BEN 1T. Sa i'm 8an5ea nur 20 bOr=
banoen iino, 10 fann benz Stabratl Die
@nti6eibuns ni9t i9uer fallen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-23
General Sieel's 2eiden'
bedG &.

Iem gorf, %. Musul. Sas
2eidenbesdngnib bes am lebten Son=
nerfas aus bem 2eben 9ei4iebenen
General Grans Sisel finbet mOrsen
Nadmittag BON Der Salle bes Waelroie
Surnoereins aus fatt. 9ie !, 2eids
miro bort bon 10 llbr 8ormittass bic
l llbr Ia9mittags auf bent paraOe=
bett liessn. Die Srauerfeierli9feiten
finben untsr ben Muipicien oes @ilia
poit 264. 8. u. g., ifcit. Dis
Observation-Disclosures uerben Oeutf9s
iein, tpel1e unter Sisel I'M Sabre
l848 fOdten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-23
Ser 3 antber Il D 9.

Wf oiionpifle, O., %. 9lug.
6ier berri6te seitern in Solse Der Mit=
tbeilung BON 6rau @ris unb 9lnorep
@anO bon Der @burles StraBe, baB iie
an Der nOroliden Srense bes Stdbt=
aens einen 9antber seie6en bdtten, ss=
ualtige Nufresuns.
6rau @ris 1T ni9t fdsr, ob bas
Sbier, peldes fie angebli9 eeifern
Morsen balb llbr auf bem ct. a(n-
toniust&irdbOf 5pii9en ben @rdbern
berumi9lei9en iab, Elm pantbsr mar,
bod ertldrte iie, baB iis Elm berartises
Sbier nur in @irtuhsn ssisbsn bat.
Sbre Nufmerfiamfeit tpur5e bur9
oas gellen ibres Sunbes auf bas Sbisr
selenft. Ser Sunb fam, am eanaen
60rper sittsrnb, in bas Saus eslauien,
iudbrenb brauBen bas unbeimlidc Sbier
2uftipriinse ma9te unb f6aubsrerre=
9enoe Some ausifisB.
@ano bemerfte bas Sbier, als feline
auf Der Weibe bsfinolidsn &iibe su
blOten besannen uno slsid barauf in
milOer Sait in Der ltm3dununs umber-
liefen nlb nad einem Nuswes iudten.
griab bas Sbisr gang beutlid, als es
iiber ben 3aun iprans, uno ertldrte
poiitib, baB es elm pantber mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-23
Gmsen Siaeb's ipmrloies Ser=
i9iuimSem.

Die pOliseibeb0rbe iff aufaeforbsrt
tuorben, ben 9lufentbaltsort oes ieit Dem
8. ssuli permiBtsu gusen Silep aufsu=
Ipiren. 9erislbs mar in Srafalsar,
ssnbiana, anidifig uno bat suleBt in
Soutbport searbeitet. gr iit Elm 2eb=
rer bon geruT uno tpirb als niidterusr
unb inbufrisller Mann gei4iloert.
Seine 5rau fiir9tet, baB ibm elm lln=
fad sug,itoben 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-23
Mms Mrbeiter=& =&reiien.
Nn 1. September tritt bic neue 2obnicala
Bel Der Big Sour Giienbabn in &raft.

Die neue 5tpii9en ben Ober=geamten
Der Big 5our=Sabn uno ibren @hse-
itelten pereinbarte 2obnicala tritt am
1. September in 6raft. Ger 8eIen=
i6aft ertpd9ft baraus cine Webraus=
gabe bon ettpa 800, 900 pas Sabr.
Sen @onOucteuren bon Gradtsiieen
mie ben 2ocomotibfiibrern tuurbe, tpie
bereits 9enelbet, Die perlansts 2obn=
erbObuns betui0i9t; inoefsn besiebt ii9
Die neue 2obnicala nidt auf bic psoria
& gaftern 8abn, bod miro au6 BET
eieier Sabn porausii9tlid bieielbe
2obnerb6buns, pie BEL ben anberen
9iuiiiunsn Der Big Sour 8abn, sinse-
fiibrt ben.
Gin @ircularbes 6 yguilb=
ing IlIieo Gouneil".
Oie @ereiniaten gaugetperfldaften
baben an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u.
anoere itltereifirte perionen Girsulare
nit elmer abiarift zines tiiraIid an=
senommsnen Yeidluifes berianbt.
gs 1T oarin aasgefiibrt, baB BEL
Heubauten unb &eparatur $ Nrbeiten
unter 2eitung bon @runbeigentbums=
unb 8erii9erunss=2euten bic praani=
iirte Nrbeit nidt gu ibrem &edte ee=
fommen iei. gs mirb baber be-
fdloHen, oab fsin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Elm our4 glidt=9ewertfdaftsarbsi se=
balltes pber reparirtss 9aus mietben
foa; ferner iinb gnbere bonn Nliethen
berartiser Gebdube absubalten.
9as Circular 1T untersei9net bon
8. g. @urlep, Prdfibent unb 8. 8.
Simon, Sefretdr Der Ser. 8auaeuert=
i9aften, Sohn 8. 6eltman, prdfioent,
uno 0arrp Slough, 6etretdr Der gen=
trail 2abor Union.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-23
Yerional= =Noti,em.

Serr M artin Suss, be,
jopiale @ountp=Nnmalt, 1T ionnper=
brannt aus berSommerfrii9e in &aga=
man, probins Ontario, am Safe Su=
ron mieoer suriidsefebrt. gr tpeiB se.
raoe3u unglaubli9es bon ieinen grfol-
gen i'm Siidfans 81 ersdblen. go be.
l4eiosn 1T er ieoOd, oab er isinen
6reunSen nidt sumutbet su slaubsn,
er bdtte Die bemuBte Sssi6lanse se=
fangen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-23
Was Staot. mna Gomatb : Ser=
iualtnmg.


- ' | Ss
Die @reenmooo Snterurban 8abn
uno Die 8reenfielb So. finb bonn Gon=
trolleur bena6ri9tiet tporoen, buB iebe
einselne Der Staot $3.50 an riidifdnoi=
gen @ar=@bsaben Ge Sc per @ar uno
&rnofabrD ibulOet, ioipie baB bieie
&hfitdnoe eesablt merosn miihen, ebe
Der Mapor Die nelen Sreibriefe bieier
@ompagnien unteraei4net. Sopie
berlautet, tperben Die @ompasnien un=
persiisli9 sablen.
s bat brin9enb notb.
Ser @nfans bes Waiisr=Splems fir
ben &iberiioe part, b. 3. bic &obren=
8erbinbung iiber ben Wbite 3iper on
Der 80. Strabe, tpurbe bente bollenbet.
Bon bort aus pirb bas Waiier
mittelft fleinerer &Dbren na9 ben
peri9iebenen Sbeilen bes Yartes
9eleitet unb bertbeilt tperbeil. 8islang
mubte bag @aiier fir ben part aus
gforb Snopls. per &arrsn berbeigeboIt
perben.
@i6tis ffr Steuer3abler.
Gountp=glubitor 8. g.. Smith madt
no9mals barauf aufmertiam, baB er
sur 3eit Die &abatt=gertificate an iolde
Stsuepabler ausitelt, bic unter Dem
Sppotbefsn=Nb Nbsuss=SeIeb biersu be-
re6tist iinb. Sieies @eieb, peI6es
&reisridter Allen fir unsiiltig erfldrt
bate, iit BON Der Snoiana Supreme=
Court als re9tseiiltis anerfannt NOR
ben. SEPT banoelt es iia nod oarum,
tpelde @nti6eioung Die Ser. Staaten
Supreme=@ourt in Dem Sole geben
tuiro. periOnen, Die 3u SppOtbefen=
4bsii9en bere6tiet fino, brau6en teine
gnpdlte mit3ubrinsen, tpenn lie in Der
IuoitOrs=Sffice bOripre6en.
Sie Seb0rbe fir bffent I.
gBerfe
nabm in i6rer seftrieen 8ei6dftsfibung
foleenbe aeiolutionen an: &iespHafe-
rung Der 6abritraBe uno @emen=
tirung Der en-. unb 9tinnpeine
an Der 9tortb Str, hDn Siapatbs bis
Sherman Sribe; Sessl. an Der Wil=
ion Str, bon Nortb Biz 10. STR;
gerldnssruns Der Warmnn 9lbs. iiber
bic Sis Tour=8eleiie binues.
gnb iiltig BE fdtist
muroen bic &eiplutionen besieli1:
&ieiel MacaOampa. Der Tabrfrabe,
gaditsinpfl. Der Gofen unb Seben
BON &inniteinen an Der Semple Ibe., /,
bon Waibinston his Mi9isan Ctr. !;
gementirung Der en-. unb gineangs=
pege uno Raienanlage an Der Wrigbt
Str., bon 8u9anan big Mc@artp;
@ementirung Der Sm. unb &inniteine
an 13. Str, bon 8ellefontaine Bis 6.
s. & 8. : 8eleiie; &iespf. Der q.
IGeD n6rblib Der @aibin9ton, bon
Sefferion biz SamiltOn 9lpe.; ferner
Die betreffenb @ementiruns Der Sw. on
Der Sopep Str, bon 19. bis Yife
Ctr, nit Der abdnberung, oab bieie
Sn. 5 anitatt Al 6uB brett unb nd6it
Der Sduier=isront, anifatt Lungs Der
@Oiien, selest iperOen iOllen; unb bic
betr. Solsblodpfl. Der Gabritrabe unb
Seben bon &innifeinen an Der 49,.
Str, bon Central biz college Nbe.,
nit Der 8erdnberung, bab anifatt bes
SolsblodpHafers Elm gspbaltpflafer
selsst msrben iol; iOtpie ialieBlid Die
aHeBment-llmlaae bssiislid gaditein=
pflaiterung Der 1. aaep weitli9 Der
Selapare Str, bon Is. biz IA.
StraBe.
General SiQel's Qei6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-23
Gines Geiitliden pl0Blides
Gnoe.

&sp. Sobn %. Barter, tpsldsr ipdb=
reno Der Mbmcienbeit bss @ep. We. 6.
9aines als Seeliorser fir bic grifs
presbpterianer 8emeinbe funsirte, iH
beute @orsen in be- WObnuns ieiner
gltern in @Onperie, Sno., in Solse
zines 8lutiturses plOylid 9eftorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-23
@eitere $1,000 fur bas Sea:
mii@e Smitit,tt.

Wt. 8. SPADES, tpel9er Der Staot
bereits ben na9 ibm benannten part
i9enfte, bat beute fiir ben 5onb gum
@nfauf Der Nrisnal @riinos fir bas
RatiOnals Se4nii9e Snititut $1,000
aeseihnet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-23

GO Sebem Masenlsiben ioats
man iofortiae Nnfmerfiamieit iGenfen,
ionf tann oaiielbe 9ronii1 tperoen
unb bann f9mer au beilen iein. Wlan
nebme iofOrt Er. Nu9uif 26nig's Sam-
burger Sropfsn, welde innel turiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-23

~ Tish-i-mingo.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-24

A book containing much valuable IN
formation for the home and person.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-24

We always keep family complete line.
New ones at all times coming in.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-04-24

While this is an entirely new venture, We
we are more than pleased with the results L
is constantly growing better, and no better ar
gument could be brought forward to establish
the claim that it is Q. K; that the latest anc
most up-todate creations in ready to-weal
millinery are shown here; that special orders
are promptly and satisfactorily taken care of
and that the PRICES, the most importan
factor, are exactly right. 1t will be our con
slant aim and effort to greatly increase it, sc
you may expect new and pretty things Give
look. Remember this department is in
our new annex" on the first foor-no stairs
to climb or fall down through
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-21
BOOK BARGAINS
miscellaneous

Handsome lot J3rlineres, Ales
at half price p,,
ted Dishes at haIE pr'te. r,u,
A big discount 90 Wa,a1e, hIAs''
Brooches, Cuff Buttons ana C4alls,
Children S Toys Games '',!' e'''
DIT half price
PAPER Patterns, lo0Q ATTEST stYs'
full seam allowance, each, W VI
Holiday and Cir Z SET d. oae''Dll'
off.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-21
FISHING TACKLE

All k ndS Of FISHING Tackle at
Reduced Prices
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-21
Business Opportunity
Stock and Fixtures For Sale ,

AS have other business interests to claim my full time
and attention. offer the entire stock and fixtures of the Art
Novelty Store for sale good chance for anyone wanting
paying established business requiring only small CAPITAL
Low rent and expenses. Pleasantly and centrally located
the French Block, No. 60 North Main Street Barre Vt For
particulars write to or inquire of A. Skinner MANAGE
Meanwhile we sEall reduce stock fast possible by
making big clearance sale commencing prices
cut way under values This is probably the last chance for
The pubic to buy goods in this line at such low prices
the items given below closely and note the yaues
Offering in this sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-08
orkfsAniong the .Lepers.

Mission lwoEk among the Ierers IN India,
China and Japan was the subject of an in
teresting discourse at Concordia Lutheran
Church Sunday night, by Rev. D. f. Hahn
Of Perulie, India. The speaker was born in
Perulie, where his father, Rev. F. Hahn,
ID, is in. charge of zone of the largest
leper asylums in the world. Mission work
among this stricken class, said Mr.. Hahn,
was not taken up Systematically until Mr..
w. c. Bailey of Scotland inaugurated a sys-
tenn of asylums where the sufferers from
the dread disease in India receive atten-
ton. The temporal welfare of the patients
was looked after by Mr.. Bailey, but he al
ways selected a minister as the head of the
asylums and gave the missions an inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL character by the appoint
ment of ministers of every denomina ton.
The methods employed in the treatment of
the lepers at the Perulie institution, where
62S inmates are quartered, We're described
by Mr.. Hahn. The speaker also dwelt on
the conditions throughout India, China and
Japan.
Mr.. Hahn has not visited his home for
several years, having left India to pursue a
course of medical and theological studies
in order to be fitted to assist his father in
the work he is carrying on. Mr.. Hahn
graduated from the Theological Seminary
at Bloomfield, n. j., and will graduate in
medicine this spring from the Baltimore
Medical College. Immediately after he
graduates Mr.. Hahn will sail for India.