davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-28
Uv Gololop.
6tlippincr'Siasu oeOtasst Of Sor.
enebe Statcrs Senat.
Tens Sopeobeitemmelier.

Serotet UeOto1 Ser 246e 1Scburor
Dot al 6itTpptrerfourteer uoarbetSe-
e 6orllaa til &oo orraoucnSe Gdo-
TorboIbet meleru De Torenebe guter
% De ,TIfppnite Ger. R~epu6ltfa-
rtcrr OF 9ennfruter ffiIte ia forpt
lto ira 5peraItore, 90 8sterirnen
tore8tt. IS ituS moo 20. SINGER al
0cnrotraterre itcTrte FOR ;SorfIaaet.
timber SoaeuS gdbm6Iins fom De TO
Ytdrp!aHodS ~ellaturer, WcGourns oa
@ealrator, / 5aoreuc gao FrorSen.
DC bar eftgarp hos Braii0ert N2c.
&lrdep rNa iarrne Sio. og 8euuta.
ton pon7toar at Grrit6ctren on utre.
oe, at Oct life bar ReTHrgcr, at Se
IorGwhc Stotsr ihtIoe tehot6e NJ.
]ltpptncrte iom en- autout. Tette
Crb bdOhe ban iibcu frdoeget. pGa.
too Weliugtom RcGomu$ beren.
rcoe. at Q&Atnieo tuooe iugt roget
'%aaco1rt; nrerr 8eIIirpton oiIoe aier-
nc bape cit lltoffuIbrinq fcr, at ban
forco Set reprbljfanife 8arti. %
Nerior fom boar meS Selu1e Spiin0el.
ie. Ter opftoo ct belt Yhrnoblqgeri
mcIIern De TO; mem Dc rea life paa
bttmltNelt Ligcior Gilman % NC.
&mlrin i'm Sp6 Carolina. @elina.
tott Hcu paa SoriIag at Soar fulot
til SrGc7p al Geltutgt5 Srofsrer &C.
notOr @ar1wr ioriporeor RcainIcu3
Yttr6e o1 ube1ltc / oct a~merttarite
EolfS Nacu, at 8eIIinQton$ 8ao.
itnnb bar idIif.
Warwc EorIoq til 9G nSringer I
aomitcfor1loget i~relr6dtte3; men IN.
let AT ben fit HluraIitet mtotngen et.
iotr &onriteer ielp ereoe$ ONT Ten
Ueotngrtc IotolUu FOR 1tIippinprnc
b]citemrer, at Yorer. icm imofsres
til Gerrc ira Se Sorenc0c Stater.
lful betoIc ogu Toto. ion Tilippiner.
commissioner opfrrUer al DC ialmne
&arcr fro oIiore 2atr0e. @arer. iom
ira Siltppinerre itnisres til Dc 1yor.
Cne6e Gutter, ifaI betuIe 70 Brocent
AT Tinllerp2 uben$ GoIniater. Aoq
me0 Gra0rug al 6c,t ltSfsrieI$toIo.
iom maatte opre bctaIt paa gerne.
(Serator fSorafer ira Ohio ioreloG,
at Eol0et pou fiilippinffe 8arer, icnt
irroisre% Ill Anertfa. lfIIoe uore 30
Groceut al 0imgtepS olOeu 90 ser
rur mcgetp 2 tcrrTrg for Sctte; men
TenTUfrdtcrre mtolo0 AZ itstte 6or-
ilaaet, og oct fulot)
&rTcn al oe 8drer. iom mi irrbfe-
res init til InerIfo, man poa StItp.
p~iuerrlc bcIr19eS mc6 l~loisriestot6.
DC auterifatitc Ssfart5looe itaI life
qisrrs QielccuSr FOR Idipginenrc isr
irQ lite %ltti 1904. EtItppircrfou-
misiiorglI bentpt6lgeS Ill at uoiteOe
2icenie til at NrDe y@aU1ctrqiit nteo
tYlrt9ter, TOM CT oV9Jeoe | Dc tSore'
uebc Cutter eller poa TiIipptnerrc.
% iou eieS al Reoerier ertn her
c0cr Der. Trl0 90 4fgiiter, inn OBJ
francs 5ioige cg1rrr 2Co, ifaI in0bsta.
le3 til De FlippIriFe Eera Sfutfaut-
ntcr "a fur arUerr0eS Ill Seres beSite.
"GrQtterrmI Repen,e" IfaI HE betGlss
al 8orer, iCm iertoes ira oe 5orerebe
5tuter til 1dipp;Uerne, r0or DC er
tigUirlcGc rf irSfsrte Rdaerrrcr eler
al Raac1uner, iom er pIIstig I'll III.
erie. % al Sfot, iom En- behnlt paa
Iau0Qrare Carer iteer l5Se Nooan-
Der 1901. ifal tFlboqt6etaieS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-28
@inmm 6crrg. en- 6orrer boeros

@ilmm Serrg, Cr Scrrer boerSs
/ Nuraeocn al Ant5oup / Jte1U Ser
in. iuuotes 2SrOug DEN 22he ! en-
SneNrUc. ~itiuiroSien % t~iLiprelaOeu-
DC 300. nam bra8te5 I'll en- llnoerta.
fer ~ loa ! 10 Stmer / ~Gsoer5 90.
IiI." ll~roert1feren Git hleut for IT
ivtic. "a meocN5 ban pur borts. h1Ooe
"@iget" rglnt. Zen itirosOe rnagre.
Se % tog Tlugten giGuten en- Bag.
DOR.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-28

San neoIagbe tit ginbeoe % Ieoeoe
for Jig ieIp. Smhioer fit hnn / Suict
en- merfeIig auinoe, i0u paa eyer,
Snanb bor Iprt fla til at pIeie ipae og
Iibeube. - Marie Sioeln. SUN bar
/ mango aar pafEbret fra ,Sorilie iii
SomiIte, roar Siplp t~rUr,gtes, oa
bun por oaioo los aarrIc NmIuro, ga
BAN itreh i'm Iibite Strlo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-28
Dommer Voyes.
Zen isrselig bersmtc CONNER
Some faar i'm Ififeo.
Suititsminiiteren bar TAFT.

Sltititsminiiter Srtor bar in6fttlgt
til Trpitbenten, at Irtbllr $. 9tope3,
0ommer / POET Soene6e Staters
Het@NiItrift / IGaifa, oiifeoiQeS fra
it @mbebe. og 8rGitoenten bar BIZ
falot SrroittQir9eu. '9topeS bar Innt
0omrter giort SfaroaIe, nGitelr IL
ben ban fprn hi 9eonre ON Sommereu
/ 1900. Sam oiite Jig life alene none.
Zig men ban itn6 / en- forbrpoerit 5or.
btnoeie meo Ileronoer McairSie %
andre Stltrfe, ionl Isgte at f~rapriite
noGle 8ulbgruoere OercS prroiiuIbe
@tenoomme. Web rorffe Rersopr
tom en- lei 2apper og Sinner til
Ilo1fo. De bar forifrepue bio al
Rc8iertrgen og uOtog itrur lit "fer.
Ite Papir", bG Dc ifl,ISe bIipe Der for
at lore Moifns Slrobp8gere til at
BRUCE &eren iorr SrGfopr. @o8Ie al
Gem ien6tcs til 9foqne, tcor Der fort
efter opbagebeS @llIb. Sc noriFe Np-
fonrntere Tr0iob life at pPre mco i
Irbet0e FOR at firoe @llI0. % Here
al Dem bar hGOige. 9e tpg foritiel.
It9e Claims pou Sap 9tome; nrCI,
Iite0etfOr at foo npoe 2opens 9CifDt.
telic fon0t Sc ! ArtMrr $. NoDe3 en-
0onmter, ion itoh / 2eotog meo en-
R0ocrban0e oP iGIo piIoc hare Del /
Spttet. Ceres Gag fom Ii9e iii
8uihtrgtop % her pnoto9 Senitor
Son5brolt9h fro 9tor0 Qufotn ii9 at
bore 6orionrer al bcn uretfPr0i9e
G0m1rDer og bans me0iunmrcnioorrR {;
men 6a trnn0te Sermtpr &rrrte Hels
ion op, og meo iir ieoDunligc @reis
beo o8 2rnft pooOtItc ban, at her
foreIon ct Stlfpl6e. toor pore HetS.
inititlttiorer brltgtc8 i llretfRrbiQDc.
0cr2 IjcHeite. Sam fremitille0e bette
iaa fart, at gtcpe8 bltr0e pprct afiat
me6 Oct inntme. Dog bor ban itouet /
GrTbebet fige iii mi. Nppclretten i
9Se GiItrift o6nttc ham riqti9nof en-
Si0 otter bans ifarouI8ie &ien6elle |
SaQcr moo Supperne til eTt Mlilft
pan $1,000 % ierote Ianrtioig ii
itrict Ittortep @oob o. et Sur oC0
Rcnn 6rrit, iOm liQele0es bar en-
b~eo$nrnrt0 un0er Rctter / Some. /
SpnQiel. 9ermeo bIeo Oct. Smith
lerti0 bar ReQierllr8cn Iigc it6cu
1900 bopt NoucS / Aiffertcll, % Ocn
cr mi fonnten til oct Reilatot, at
ban er uutIig. aDaNe pan 3luBe
bar opbObct itg MOB born, 0eriblolI6t
ogina for llolteIiQ1to og ~llpioenne0,
oInoa life Blot for MnnqcI pon en-
0onMner5 &erino. Rc9ieringen bar
facet ginerce op FOR, at NoDc8 bar
bruat Iiitrtft$rctten i Niuita / 0orrD
% uroergrooet ocn Glib, iom Oet
bsr rpoe boa6olfet. San bar o8ina
oiIt Soragt Tor GrpeIrettcn ~ fife
billet Igitre bcn8 afgi6reIicr. Sroos
alt bar bonn fooet nregsn Stette nos
uoonre0e Entertainers, iop onle!
bam for at bore bereS ReprPientout
Iigeoperfor Snbflptterc ira onore Rl.
ger. 2Urbets 8onsr tilherer 10 De
trt6feote, nperer be, beribIarbt o8ina
8uI0et pua aup 9onle, og ,tuar oa
rogIc itoffGS NpfGrmere fir0er
Durable Sag al bette Sub, er set /
iIige 6oIfs Zine ittgen ltret %
Sprt0 at toge beres 6urto ira Bent.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-28
Sremifriot / Y. Oafota.
Sem Trcm9aug ouerait. - Sinan.
GER, SfUlsr % %nnfcr.

Sra 9ismarcf ifripeo, at Nor0 "a.
fota er beore itilet / 9~cnQcpeien emo
no9enlin0e, it6en oct bleU Stat. Sfel.
ge Gpgope ira Observation-Disclosures
er Der ooer $500, 900 Statfummeret.
gn itor Gel Oeruf bcltoor uf foite
StotSionos; rte1r Der er ogiuo Ell goo
Gel, ion BRIGGS til I9bcnOe Ito.
glitter. s Oct belle tilberer $4,000
Staten@ olnHnoeItge foRo, Gu Gel
6eraf Ifm %anueubeS til OF betole 2ess
gtGIO % Hciten til at beirri0e lis.
glitter, iom StotSmaifinerict ItaoiQ
frpoer. s set faitc Sfolefono lager
$4,000 % uenter gna at fuoe NI.
O~enoelIe. StatteopfraDninqcu Qn0r
let for Jig % inDbrlnaer imuffe Slmr-
nter. s &amlar iuobetaltes IN eta.
tens Sfatfummer $3S5,191.t7. Ger.
al inofom $69,653.S1 til Stotcn2
8eneroliorn. SaIQ al StoleIon0
~tiLtsrenoe Staten m0bragte S1G.975
% Renter for ioiQt, men life fII0t no
80 t'" .
ntot 60 ",'+' N'Js' pr
" %IGn," 5000 Nv M" Z" - So w., 'S CO. ~
600 49, CO. 0 ."4 Dt,n
o~C u.I ~ '"" lJ',o.o .o.,
'y.,s',."t :" [oDS.@o. .
600 ;nSE,Stos 80 Sr
~
y. oIVs"'' ~ >" IS~.,,,S |.ua,,
w uSu,i't ', oa-c oo 0'"''''' ~
o' r. mtV1|,, '-.'otV a.. n.
"s'D,. n,"" $500. W S';' ~.
.o.u "V',' p,',,. '.,y > D'r't Ivy ~
"'|'8e ny G"'.', "a" o''>t-, ~
80 u, .'Vm| r.sD ~ G'"I.'
-" "p.''G' - o",,
n.S.2 'u'N ~ S0 -
@S",s'y; ~ "'',,., u, - m ~J''
- o'V' ~
ma,,f ~ $500. uJ1s> w,,.. t;r
SIIa q, ot",:C9 IN" It'% 49,
80 - pC'u :. ''r.'' 800 S E""' -
SD'u''D] S'40t 0'C'' 49, ~
o. %..,,,, W~, $3.50
p"t a.! T'".0 eo',,'.3 va" l". &H a. So;,
Wv 'o"I l"ot "', NJ
~" us rI;to &C., '':,. - @tat.6,ntor,,o
,;,to -, - o,,n
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-28

5 IirsNog8 Oeotog Seitotet 9iQen
ON at omoanne I]urgrbuict / 9Inu,
moia til ct Reiornntorp eller er Gyor.
beorina5anitoIt for NbU1ro. Iemre
9ilf CT ~nuoefuict al 8odro OF Control
"a bcitUnmcr, at 0cttc 8our0 iuu
mart iont mlIlg itaI ooerisre til
TGngilet / Sort Yarolion ale Straf,
fangcr i Amnmoi0, iouu er ooer 81
War gande, mcoen8 ale &c ororc
lru0er 81 Aar), iom life bar giort
Jig ifploig i Moro, ifal iorblipc oeo
JTllgiIct ! A]lrdnJoid, Door De prl iou
N%nIeoninG til at lGre ct 9ann0Oprt
% oil bliuc bilupet poa dIr0en Qtnas
De, ioa De mco Ip0en Gan iGttes iitano
til at UItOe o~roentllge og mttigc 1or.
gere. Gitcrpaa ifaI oct prre 0um.
merne$ 4Sliat at ien0e ale DC Sor.
bruoere unoer 81 Nar, De BONNER,
til Nctte Reiormotor0, iaafremt De
life bar 9iOrt Jig ifpI0iB / Moro. /
Hor,fet IlliGt0e De ion bi0til oil BIZ
DC ietot til BET reglllGre Sugtbu5,
iom aItioo bIipcr ! Sort 4aoIion.
8jaen iOreifriOcr o5iaa CT EaroIe.
igitem til &eileoning for goaro OF
Control, % Oct er beitent, at bpia
nogen Gange, iom er pna "Borolc"
cller Er0De, letter Jig no oocr bette
Spitems Regler, ifaI ban ienoes til.
bu8c til Sort Wta0iion. bpor ban
maa uoitaa Heiten al i'm Stroi. Ser
bsoiIges $4,000 til 8icnremiercIic
df Biaen3 9eitenmeLier.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-28
guerSeleaaternc 8dmarans o.

8esiels iomt Or. grltpn fom er Sc
Fretar oeo 9pernes @eiantifnb. fom
Sen 25oe iii 9rfp 9orf meo Dc. boil,
larsife Gampir6 ~Rotteroan." 81
terot bare op1ct0t iu5Ii Rep Dorf /
noslc 0nge piI De rcsie til Baltimore
% @aibingtou.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-28
Hoods ~SarsapariIla

hpis 5tprtenss SirtaiHs sr piretts, paatiss.
Ing % parg.
-Fcr Den trRtts % uoilioie S~orHsmmslie
ON ganreu o. iom en- S9bpslsr al srait
har zen iauost 0p0s's Sariaparila uosa
ncaeu 9igs.- 3ameS CwsH. Az @eItsrn
Npenue 5rigRioH glaSi.
9sune sisneomutetse Repisin fulosoH.
msaslsr 5oresisIisn. iiabsr appettt. iren.
brinser iprirpten0e Sppa. bssssr % belle
Snfsmet,
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-28

) @uict pe0togp@ Ct GoriI0Q, Der
beitenmer, at 8ctermer3 GpGu0om til
I'll &Groi al $500 ifal frit@geS ior
Ncitdtnilrq, forloiat &eofomureroc
Qisr Asle&ioren opInrrflom berpau,
naar ban optoacr i'm 6orteqncIic
oUer Gteu0omnelt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-28

Sarfrrammator aioS ! 8tscoriin
osoe / SirsSags | Grairie on Chen
| en- sGber of SO Gur.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-28
Tor embper SraD
al iDjiif Speffelie

Tor eubper grao al Den tratte 5orusm.
nellie. Der e~yiitersr ianpsl isr ION eiter gH.
itrRngelis o. sr lea aImInpeIts ONT SaarsH.
or Der Inlet, Der tan maale iis nleo
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-28
1erarM-2pska
'siaMAsssNS&
Tz ss3AsL"ST
itsfommer firsoas % grssas sesrses.
Mpsrtisismsn.er
,ioiommer firsoas % stesas sessses.

uiaa i~neItseres isHrt hpsr Ninbas "a 5orssas Tsor'
asn. a0ertssienerttr iabtaass life to pla . nanoer
fnseHoe RuHrers, mtoHiiaers bet aotrptt.tta iprlaas
sts. Sois ct aosrtisisuent, Der fsra cmmsr iHo
zirssassunuerst T. Or, ~forIaHars i~norntfsi 3 sanse,
I'll bet touiEs tnSt 8 Iirssassransrs. Srsoe, Der tHes
hsiser Gastisi.mcuter, iom BET batter Hisb. bsr urr
lea apsrtisism emit / bet Hssrs 6isrHe paa Con-
pptuieu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-26
Army.Navy Manenvcrs.

New York, Aug. 25.-Maj. Gen. Mac
Arthurtmade public today Inc text OF
the rules agreed upon for the coming
army and navy maneuvers The whole
scheme Of operations is based upon the
assumption that In anticipation Of
any declaration OF hostilities a strong
hostile feet, without torpedo boats
determines 10 make sudden dashes
on the eastern entrance Of Long Island
sound to secure a naval base. IN the
expectation Of finding the land forces
In a somewhat unprepared condition.
The periods Of the maneuvers are tc
be divided into two distinct phases
period OF preparation and period OF hos
tilites During the first period IT Is
intended that there shall be a day at
tack and a night attack by the feet
and II possible bombardment and the
forcing Of a passage. During the en-
suing period mines and distractions
may be planted by the defense and the
conditions OF war are to be followed as
closely as possible
on the part Of the army, the infor-
nation to be gained relates TO the
general efficiency down TO the small
est detail OF all that appertains TO the
construction and armament OF the
lands defenses and the training Of the
forces manning them. The navy will
concern itself with the best means Of
obtaining ranges, the effect Of mines
and distractions formations Of attack,
efficiency OF signals. the use OF search
lights and the general control OF artll-
lery fire.
Iimplres OF both services are to be
detailed TO all ships for this and will
report 10 a board Of arbitration Of five
officers whose Judgment VIII be final.
In addition a number Of observers will
Act with each OF the forces as repre-
sentatives OF the other.
The period Of preparation win be
from midnight Aug. % TO midnight
Aug. 81, period Of hostilities ex-
tending from the latter hour until
noon. Sept G.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-26
PRODUCTION Of
COLD AND SILVER
Utah Hade a Great Gain in Its
Silver Output,
MOSTLY IN PARK DISTRICT.
Colorado Led In Precious Metals PrO-
duet Our own State Fourth in
Value OF Minerals Mined.

Washington, Aug. 2j,-George f..
Roberts, director Of the mint, has is
sued his final estimate Of the produce
tion Of gold and silver in the United
states during the calendar year 1901
Mr. Roberts's statement shows that
during the year the United States pro-
duced 3,SO5,5OO ounces Of gold valued at
sIS6G6, 700 a decrease Of S5OiSO0, or
O.GS6 per cent as compared with he
yield OF 1900.
Ten Of the 10 states and territories
yielding gold, showed an Increased pro-
ductlOn-Callfornia leading with Sl,075,-
zoo an Increase due entirely to the nor
mai development of the mining indus
try,
Nevada showed the material gain Of
$1,000, which came largely from the
newly-discovered camp Of TOnopah, in
Nye county, although nearly every
county in the state increased its pro-
duction
South Dakota also made a gain Of
sSOl9OO, Idaho, S44GOO, and oregon,
SOB 400.
The greatest decrease, amounting to
u, 10000, was In Alaska. This was due
TO lateness of the season, which delayed
the opening Of the placers. and TO liti-
CATION, which interfered with the de-
velopment of the industry.
Colorado diminished s1,l35,9OO a fact
explained by the decline in the grade of
ores extracted, the tonnage having in
creased.
The silver yield for 1901 amounted to
55,2l4OOO ounces, Of the commercial
value OF 1913. 1928 400, which was 2,iS3. 900
ounces or . per cent less than Il was
In 1900 The greatest gain-l 493. 200
ounces--was In Utah, almost all Of
which came from the Park City dis
| trct.
Nevada, New Mexico and Washington
also made gains The production of
| Colorado, owing TO the decline in the
| grade OF ores extracted fell off 2,04G 100
fine ounces, while Montana's yield d.
unfinished l,O637O ounces; ldaho's, $50. .
200, and South Dakota's 45S, 200
The total value Of the precious metal
| produced by the United States In 1901
amounted TO Sill ,795,lO0 which was
Sl,96hlOO or per cent less than the
| yield for 1900.
The following statement shows the
| approximate distribution by producing
states and territories OF the product
Of gold and silver in the United States
for the calendar year;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-26

can trust; he has got to act squarely IN
his business relations, In fact he has
got to do all those everyday ordinary
things or he Is not a good citizen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-26
President wiz Visit Utah.

San Francisco, Aug. 25.-United
States Senator A. G. Foster Of WASH
ington, who is In this city, is authority
for the statement that President Roose-
welt will visit this coast next fall The
chief executive will be accompanied y
his wife and family and win remain,
It is said, in San Francisco for at least
three days
Senator Foster is here on his way TO
Honolulu, where he VIII meet other
members. OF a committee to look into
affairs OF the crown lands, He expects
the arrival Of Senator Mitchell today.
Ia speaking of the intended visit OF
President Roosevelt TO San Francisco
and the Pacific coast in general, Sena-
tor Foster stated that affairs are at
present arranged for the proposed "Trip.
The president will visit during his tour
all cities by the way Of Washington
ana Montana and will return via the
Union Pacific,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-26

succeed. If the man has not got 1t in
him, the stun out OF which he can work
success, the state cannot supply IT, II
he fails, | am sorry for him. ! Will
help him as far as possible, ! VIII
tie' lt',, &C sn~ n-r'-'' / will life
him up II he stumbles, but ! won't try
- Ca.,y u.u.. 90 t.a. b, neither help
ing him nor helping me-
The president and those with him
then let the hall while the organ
played THE Star-Spanged Banner
Although rain We falling large
crowds cheered the president on the
way to the Hotel Touraine, where he
spent the night. Al the hotel the pres
idcnt was the guest of Gov. Crane at a
dinner The guests numbered about
o. and included Mayor Collins, Secy'
Moody and Senator Lodge.
Tomorrow morning the presidential
party win leave for Maine, Lowell be-
ing the first stop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-26
Editor Gets Six Months.

Manila. Aug. 5-Frederick Dorr,
proprietor. and Edward O'Brlen, editor
Of Freedom. have each been sentenced
to six months in Bilibid prison and
fired 81, 900 each for libeling Benito IL
Garda. native member Of the civil
commission, by publishing a certain
article in Freedom. Both Dorr and
O'Brien have also been convicted of
sedition, but have not yet been sem
fenced on this count. The cases have
been appealed to the supreme court OF
IN island
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-26

1.-TWO years ago my grandson suf-
fered with hem0rriages Of the bowels
and he was treated by different doc
tors but without cure. We quit an
other treatment and began to use Pc
runa, and after the use of three bot
Ties he seemed 10 be quite well. ne Is
able now 10 walk six miles 10 school
every day. Pernna has certainly
worked wonders for him and shall
nor hesitate 10 recommend IL. ".-.hlrs.
S. l.. Tinker
Hemorrhage Of the bowels is fire.
quently the result of catarrh Of the
bowels. The eatarrh produces slight
ulcers, and these ulcers eat their way
through and cut off the small veins or
arteries. 1t is useless to try to stop this
hemorrhage without trying to cure the
catarrh. This explains why 1t is that
Peruna makes so many cures of hem
orrhage Of the bowels permanently,
Peruna cures the catarrh and thus re-
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d. O. MILLS EXPEDITION.
Astronomer Wright OF Lick obser-
yatory Chosen 60 Lead it.

Berkeley. Cal, Aug. 26.-Astronomer
William II. Wright Of the astronomical
stan Of the Lick obserya.--1has been
chosen TO take charge OF the d. O..
Mills expedition now being QUILTED at
Mount Hamilton TO spend two years In
Chilli IN making special researches
among the stars Of the southern hem
isphere. Director W. W. Campbell will
20 with the party ~ direct personally
the erection OF the observing station,
and the beginning Of the two years
astronomical campaign. Harold X.
Palmer. fellow In the Lick observatory
for the past four years. will be As
tronomer Wrights assistant.
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moves the ulcers. The ulcers being re-
moved, the blood vessels are no longer
cut of. The hemorrhage discontinues.
This is much surer, better and more
lasting way to cure hemorrhage of the
bowels than to use some styptic to at.
tempt 10 dry up the blood.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving a
full statement Of your case, and he will
be pleased TO give you his valuable
advice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, o.
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win be undertaken for the sake OF
seeming TO undertake IT, Every SUIT
that Is undertaken will be begun be-
cause the great lawyer and upright
man whom we are so fortunatae 10
have as attorney general Mr.. Knox,
believes that there is violation OF the
law which we can get at, and when the
suit IL undertaken II won't be COM
promised excepting on the basis that
the government wins.
"Of course, gentlemen, no laws
amount to anything unless they are
administered honestly and fearlessly. ]
believe. | am not going TO say ! am
sure of 1t. but | believe it is possible
to frame national legislation which
shall give US more power than we have
now. at any rate, over corporations do
ing an interstate business. / cannot
guarantee that because In the past II
has more than once happened that we
have got laws on the statute books
which those who made them intended
them To mean one thing, and when they
came up for decision II was found the
intention had not been successfully put
into effect. But ! believe that addition
al legislation can Ice had ! think we
have got to make up our minds 10 the
fact that, no matter what our reVer-
ence for the past may be, our duty TO
the present and to the future WIN force
US 70 see that more power Is conferred
upon the national administration
when the power has been conferred,
It will rest with the national govern
ment TO exercise II, At present we are
going to do the best we can with straw
less bricks. but remember they are
bound TO he strawess. Finally men
and women Of state that represents
50 much, that has always represented
SO much that is highest and best IN
the spirit Of true Amercansm, | ask
YOU to remember that after all has
been said and done that can be done by
governmental action after Won nave
exercised your best wisdom and ex-
crclsed II IN the most resolute and lofty
spirit: after you have giyen all the
needed power to the national govern
mcnt: md after the power has been
exercised in the wlsgst fashion, Il VIII
still mean that what he's been done Is
not u make everything smooth for
each man. but simply 10 give q better
opportunity for each men 10 work ont
his own future on good terms for HIM
self
WISE LAWS NEEDED
wise laws can do something and
we are not to be excused IL we fail 70
insist upon these wise laws Honest
administration Of the laws can do
something more, and stlll less are we
| to be excused as people II We condone
or conniye at q failure 10 administer
the laws by the public servants OF the
people. After those laws have been en-
acted after they have been enforced. J.
will remain true, here in this century
/ as It has been true in every century
throughout history that the fundamen-
tai factor In each mans success In life
must be that mans own character; the
total sum OF the qualities OF truthful
/ ness, earnestness, energy, thrift and
business ability on his part.
1.-THE state cannot carry any one The
state cannot do as much for you as
you can do for II. Under no circum-
stances will It be possible by law ia
shape conditions so that each man shall