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5xIc RODS, NEAR BRIGHAM ADDRESS
~ 30. ith East

LARGE S'R0oM MODERN RESIDENCE
on East Drive LIST story stone, End pressed
bro hne pressed brick barn, and five acres
OF ground, $4,000, or house aud barn with
nneacre, 5000 u cash Hubbard lny't Co,
rs W. End South.
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T. @. ALLEN. CONTRACTING ELEc.
trician. CONSTRUCTION work Of all kindl
House wiring and repairing done az rel,J1,
able prices Tn, latest ideas IN electrical
fixtures. l3j state 81. Eel lD5i.x
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MACHINE OIL.

1 GALLON EQUAL TO Q OF OTHER
kinds Agents wanted, Is T. End so,
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FOR SALE.

OHEAp. I TRAP SHETLAND CART
square Dox cart At 1,2O West Temple ST.
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND con.
struction House wiring and electrical re.
pair work; large stock Of the latest ia
fixtures. Inter, Mt Eec. Co., Is u. lst So
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WATCH MAKERS

HENRY REIsER A FINE s ~, GSaastbs
Watches and Jewelry IL n tns' -
John r. BoES MAUI Ap9sa.lfal
JevsIer. Engraving Jessi1 IA 1eafi
Medals The Latest Novelties :"
80 Main ST
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

FRESH .BrTTER AND EGGS DAILY;
Creamery 22Hc. Comb and strained honey.
Farmers Union. 81 w. lst So
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THE DESERET NEWS WILL SELL A
limited number Of the latest edition OF tina
Standard Dictionary for rithIag or store pay.
Price fl2.Ou
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LOST.

BETWEEN 9th EAST, 18th SOUTH AND
LIST North a leather hand bag containing
money and other articles Return ~ J. g,
klmball on First North street and be
fewarded.
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANclNc

OUR PAINTS PAPERHANGERs AND
IA W. Second south. Phone lli5.k
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INFORMATION WANTED.

THE ADDRESS OF MRS. r +. SNYDER
Is desired by friends. Anyone having same
will confer favor by sending same 20 this
Office
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-03

@s giebt 70 Diele 2eiOenbe, Bel bes
nen ougenblifli6e 9Ulfe cine g}Dt6z
penbigteit iit, Inn &ranf6eitseri6ei4
nungen Gin6aIt 3u gebieten unb auf4
3ubalten. SSSn alien bieien 6dlIen iIt
gabpaD's Geobp 9eIief cine pi8ttge
unb ME febIenbe 6iilfe, pel6e fe6r
oft einen &ranten turirt, bebor Der
Qr5t bas 6au5 Dei1elben errei9t. -
8rdune, 0tpbtberitis, Synfluen3o,
8rGmpfe, 8run0punben, 8erbriibunz
gen, llnfGle, AuetI4ungen, 9erabfats
len, 59uBnunben, giftige 8iTe BON
9unben, S6langen, Sti8e bon Synz
fetten etc. etc. Sn Elm paar @ugenz
bliden perben Die punberbaren @iz
genI6aften BON 8eabD Relief Ii4 3ei4
gen, unb Die &rant6eit tpirb eingebal4
ten unb auSgerottet, beDOr iie ii4 fHta
tpideln tlnn.
Raewap's ReanD Relief tptrS AUDI tnnerIid1
sebraudjI. Gin 6aGber 9betl6ffel BON in einsR
talben gIaie bon g8aifcr tpirb in einigen Rinuten
Srdmpfs, Cbuma3t5onfdle, ue6elfsit, Gr6red)una
gen, 6oObrcnucu trani6afteg GOpfDeb, aubrs
6Dolsrine 9ur4fa1 RoIf gtdbuupen unO oas
innerli9en S6msr3cn beiltn.
gEir0 bnn alien Qpntbefern 0erfnuft.
@aOpaD & Co., 55 7lm=str, RepsgOrtsGit9s
Gigeutbtmer oeg 0RaOpab's Reu0o Rslief, OegRao4
maps SariaparGian Reiopent unO Der RapDaD'a
ibeu 9iQcn m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-03
Gisbrnm's 8erb0r.

Sem gort, 2, SuGi. = Sn
@ooo 8rounb, 8. S, begann beute
bas 8er60r gegen 2oui5 u. 9isbron,
pel9er bei6ulDtgt lit, Clarence Softer
une Garab Qaprence in Der 9fa4t OeS
9. SUM- ermor0et gu baben. 0tebrere
3eugen nuroen pernommen. Die 4uS@
1agen Derfelben ergG6en penig bon
Wi6tigtett. Ser 9aftbefebl 9egen
0isbrom purbe BON Der Mitttpe So
tiers, 6rau 6annie 8, Softer, bon
Der Sonn Sout6amPton in Suffolf@
GountD erlangt unD 6eI4uIotgt Dis
bron Der borIdBli6en @rmorbung
i6res @atten unD Der Sara6 Sam
renee, tnOem er 8eiOe auf Der Sianaz
8oD in @oob 9rounO nieOeridlug
uno ms Mafer mart, Die &ldgerin
nennt 0ann g}eLion Squires, Qnnie
gt. peurfaQ, gBiQis @eGs un6 Nm,
Walton al5 3eugen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-03

sFrau sSrances Mlatoon, bic S4abmeis
fterin bes Minneapolis Snbepenbent 0roer
Of @opb Semplars, i4reibt bon geo. Il
@ed)ite Gtrabe, Minneapolis. glinn., tpie
foI1t:
.,Gebfen gSinter bate ifb bebentetbe
sd,tuNrtafetten nit meinert gieren, Ber=
6etaefiibrt burdl etne Grfaltnng, 6te th
perna6laiitst bate. Gine meiner Gogena
Freunbinnen, Die mid pGbreno meiner
&rantbeit beiudte, fagte mir BON elmer
tpunberpoIlen Mebi5in, genonnt Yeruna.
Sh hattie feinen 9lauben baran, aber mein
W2ann taufte cine 5laf9e unb berdnlaBte
mid, es gu berfu6en. Gs brddte boot
befriebiqenbe 8efultate. Sd berbraudte
brei sglai9en unb mar bpllftdnbig turirt;
i6 babe qber quite 11rfa9e, bantbdr 81 1etn.
ba nidbt nur meine Nierenbef6peroen oerz
fG5punben, ionbern meine allgemetne 9ez
funb6eit bat fih bebeutenb gebefert unb td)
tTfinbe mid fe6r tpobl felt biefer 3ett.
sd m06te ni6t obne Perund fetn uno
tpenn es bas 3ebnfa9e toitete. IS a ns
ces W2 a pom.
0iefe Grfa6rung bat ft6 bielfa9 tuiea
ber6olt. gBir 9Dren beina6e ieben Sag bon
foI6en SGllen.
sSrau Matoon bate &otdrr6 Der Nteren.
Gobalb als fte bas rt9ttqe WtitteG antpenz
bette, er6olta fte fta f6nell pieber.
perunu fl1rirt &atarrb, no er it9 feFs
eeTebt 6dben mag.
9eruna 1T elm gigenn1ittel fir bic faz
turr6uliT6en 1tnDrbnungen bet Srauen.
@6retbf on bic 9erunu Wiebteine Co.,
Columbus, S6io, nah etnem freien Bud
iiber &atarrb, gefarieben BON Or. g. 8.
Sartman.
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lnfruf.

Sie na6re6enb pcr3ebnaten 9erionen, ODER
iolbe Qeronen, pel9e 2ustunit itbtr Den @erz
bleib doer Das 2lbisbsn Oerelbn qtbtn f0nnen, finn
eriubt fid bel Dem uHterj jsidusten perlDnlib ODer
i6riftli9 3u melDen.
IL 2lnam, (Sorname un6etaunt). elm, m ut6maBit
IN Baltimore qebortncr NM Suebt bier pobnz
BAIT geptiener Sobn Oss osritOrbsuea Captains
@uitap NOam, gtbHrti8 aus GE5maruno, OOsr
oef:n Gr6en;
p gremcr, SernbdrS 3. G., geboren an 3. Sa:
nuar 1869 in Saiotp in NItd!enb., angebii1
i'm 5uni 1897 ais Matroie- pOn Stpanita
(gugl,) nab Amerita 9ersit
81 Grote. SIementine maria. ae6. = gleiz
ntrsmanu, qf6ocen an .. l5dHuas 1880 iu S6=
benbiirsn ungeblub in 8atimors Usrtbelt9t nit
SoeiHritb grOte;
A. Scott. MraIbert. qe6oren am 90. gfto6sr ls47.
in Berlin angebIib I'M SABRE 1872 i'll 6arz
foro= 6uruacs, SolrforOzSo., mo, uuter benz
Ramen p4bert StumfeoOer" pobnbait 0epsitn;
81 DSeper, 6ermann. ge6oren an s. September
1854 in SoQmm in g8effaleH, GulsBt tim Sabts
1884 in baltimore pobnbait Qemeieu;
81 Gcbdfer. CT Reinbars, gsb oreu am l. Nuaut
1873 in Sufisl, i'm SABRE 1867 III Baltimore
nObnbaft gefusicn;
b Oie beiOen &nOer iciues am 10. Sanuar 1855
in Baltimore Oeritorbtucn 9ruOers 8torg Gbriz
ftOp6 S4dfer, gebOren am Z. 4u8uf 1917 in
&lfcl, ndml6:
= Nlure caroline, Qt6ortu an %. Suli 1853
~ aatbarne Gliiabetb, gcb am 10. 9ldr3 1855
Daistbit;
q @tinri3 QuOnio Gbrtop6, gTboren am Is. 9tuz
gpft 1881 &aHeI, ieit pielcn Sa6ren Deri6olz
len, noeu Oeren Gr6en;
u gSeit, al aatba rina. Niaraarctba, aeboz
rem i'm Sabre 1913 in GtiBzNiOOa, an9cbIb
1851 mad Baltimore ausoepanOert;
b. 5risOrtb &onrab, gebOrsn 1923 in Gcibz
MioDa;
q 9obannetts, geb, 1923 in GjeiBsgiOOa arot5li3
1858 nab Baltimore uusqeDunDert;
b 0tara 0tar9aretba, geboreH am 26. Wai 1876
in 8eiBsIiONl QuQebtitb nit SosiEricb GonraD
ebmiot in Baltimore pcrebeiht geipeien
q 2inHa Giiiabctb, qeborsn am % i5ebruar 1922,
be3iiQlib Osren Qei6fuls mad Imerita ousg'=
ipauOerter Sobn oetnrib 9iOam DtljB, gtboren
um l6 gluguit 1913, Ooer O,rsn Grbtn
@alt more, 0tO., i. 5uli 1902.
Ssr SaiierIidbe Seutfrbe SpHfuI.
Sn 9srtrstung
Sreserif S. Gdbneirer. 8s8tgunpaIt,
QS2) 1r. 5, 6iO=gap=5 5traBe.
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0ou ncn Ybilippincn.
Maior Gardener i'm @eDrdn9e. -
Die G6olera pieber i'm 3unebz
men.

Wtdior 9aroener I'M 9e0rdfl9e.
Die G6olera pieOer i'm 3unebz
men.
W}untGu, 2. syuli, = General
G6cffee bat Der Gardener Inter
futung8 Gommiiiion Die 92itt6eiz
lung gema6t, DaB Die 3uriid5ie6ung
Der Acknowledgment ge9en bObere 2lrz
NEE : 0ffi3iere ieiten5 Deg U}ajorS
Gardener feline 2lntport auf Oes
&riegsIefretGr5 QnorDnungen lei. 0ie
ieBige GommiTiion lei OeS6alb Dom
RriegsfefretGr ernannt iporOen, Oaz
nit Der Mujor ieine 3eugen proou3iz
rem t0nne. 0aS 3uriid3ie6en Der 2ln~
i8uloigungen ieitens bes Moiors lege
Die Mut6maBung nube, baB Oieielben
fal16 tpuren, mas aber 9}i6tS an Der
Sbatia9e dnOere, buB Der 3uf Der be-
treffenben Offi3iere fdper gef4doigt
porOsn lei. 9ie GOmmifiion bat in
6olge befen 0}ajor Gardener aufgez
foroert, tpeitere 3eugen CUR Inter
itiibung ieiner 2lni4ulOigungen bet5u@
bringen. Der Re9t5beiitan0 0}ator
8arDener's erflGrte beute ouf 8efra~
gen auBer6alb be5 Geri4t5, oaB er
feline peiteren 3eugen 81 ptoDu3iren.
debgnfe. 0}aior @Qrbener's 8ert6t
an @iDtl 9ouDerneur Sdft lei COM
fioentieqer g}atur geDeien, un0 Der
W}aior niirre nur bann 3susen pros
bu3iren, tpenn gegen i'm Elm trieg58ez
ri4tGi4es @erfo6ren erOffnet pir0e.
Sn Der beutigen GommiIiionSz
5iBung be3eugte Mojor Gardener,
DaB er Die Namen Der anOeren 3eugen
bei bem 8erfa6ren in Qucena (Pro>
bin3 SaDaba8) negen Der feinOli6en
6altung bes gecor0ers ni4t genannt
babe. 0a5 &reu3Oer40r be5 0}ajorS
lit nod nibt gu GnOe.
@eitern tpurDen in Wanila Al Grz
franfungsFGue angemeL0et, Die 40dite
8eit felt QLu5bruh Der gptoemie.
General U}arilom, Sole W}onttceao
uno 0ionicio g}obicto perDen ieBt in
Der qlei6nanrigen 9aupttaOt DerPro@
pin3 Ge6u ouf Die 2(ntlage Pro3eiiirt,
i6ren Den Der. 9taaten geleiiteten
SreueiD debro9en 3u 6Q6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-03

- 4u5 Dem gountp 9efdn8niB
gu 0af6ington, S5nb,, baben bier Sc
Fangene bur4 llnterminirung Der
Mauern gu entfIieben gepuBt, baz
runter audi Der notoriI4e n8tQ" @O@
ion, pel6er bss crtmineGen Qngriffs
auF Die pierjdbrige Srma PfoAl in
8incenne8 argeflagt 1T unD nelGer
nur bur6 cine Milt3zGompagnte unO
200 6ulf5~66eriffe Dor Dem 2Dn4en
berpQbrt DerDen fonnte.
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erfte idmer}lOie gta3t
in Drei W}0nQterr.

SD babe bur6 BEN Ra6tsGrpreb am Treitad
Sbr &saO9 9letef erbalten, nabm OapOn um lbs
uno bate bierauf sum eriten 0lale in Orei Mouos
ten cine f3merjloie @a6t. otcrauf babe i'd Detz
ter am 5amftag uHO Sountao Oes glorQens unS
NbtnOs 8eaOp 8cief nit Dem glei3sn GrfOlge ees
nommcH. Sd bate mir DEN 9lrm gebroden uu0
Die Saulter otrrentt unO nadbem iDicOcr qGtg
einocri5tet mar oerblitbcn mir S6meroen, bis ib
3br 6eIuittct 5ebrau6te Meinen beiteR 9anf
fir 5bre rai9s SeHouuo. Sbr ergebensr
s. 8. 9oie,
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@cifz 9irainicr Srinrrnnns.

% c 30 e 4 en-, W.z8a., 2, SSS5ult. =
Cine S9aar ma8firter 9efperaDos
terrOriiirte beute frii6 bus bieiige
Stdbt4en, fprengte brei 6pinben un0
raubte cirfa $500 in 8aargelb uno
@ert6fa4en. Cine S4aar 8iirger
berfolgte iie uno es fam gu einen
2tustaufd bon 66iifen, in peldem
6rant aeece ipabrI4einli4 t0OtIi9e
Wunben erlitt. Die 8du6er 6eperfz
iteuigten lire 6lu4t. gtner berfeIben
fpLI perleBt tporDen Tein.
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Rmr hna wHertInnnnr

bat @eitauo benn bic Qi0e fam Dor Der @!lt
nidt enig bsiteben. Gaber tOmmt e., OaB Die st.
Observation-Disclosures, iDct6e Dor DiIcn 3abrbuus
oertsn pom ben beiItunoigm ct. @erHbarOirer
M6n8en aus ben pirtiamiteu 9eftunotbeilen oufti=
ser 9ndn3lein sum erten g&ole bergetelt purDtn
nod beute i'm 9olte Oag Deroicute Nnebsu pirtz
lidjcr Qlr3nsien fir aue Dlugeu=, 2ebrz uuO 9ie=
reultiOsu genisBeu. Sic cRtbaltsn feline dBeHOen
Gjiite DelBe uuter elmer 8udtrbil OerborQcn iper=
ocn miif,n, ionoern nur unbsrfdli9te, beltrditige
9ilar3eniaite. Sir 25 Gents in alien Npotbstsn
ju babeu (GtSoSd ;l&S)
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6nhmafer.

Sopeta, S., 2. Suli. = Der
aanius : Riper 1T ousgetreten unD
bat Die niebrig gelegenen Stabtt6eile
iiberf4memmt, 8i5 ieBt ift NOD teir
febr grober 54a0en entitanbsn, aQein
has Stsigen oausrt fort unD peitere
gr0Be BaFermafen iinb aus bem obe=
ren IluRthaIe All ernarterl.
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Ginifllrs rines GiienbaGnsSnnneIy.

U}tnerpa, g., 2. Syuli. : Der
Sunnel Der n@6seling unb 2ate Grie@
8a6n" in Der 9}G6e BON 6ier 1tiir5te
beute frii6 in Ieiner gan3en 2dnge Elm.
Die 8abngeieQi6oft bate 6eidlofen,
i'm rauf3ubefen," B. +. i'm in einen
offenen 9urditi6 gu berpanbeln, unb
Die bies6s5iigli4en Qrbeiten paren
f6on felt einiger 3eit i'm 8ange, ST.
lt4e Der 2lrbsiter 6atten fib bereits
tn'S Snnere bageben unb cirta 100 an
beren naren i'm 8egriffe, ibnen gu
folgen, ais Der GinItur3 nit einem
auf meitenpeitem 1lmtreiie berne6uz
barren @et0Te eintrat. Q8te Diele Mdnz
ner in bem Sunnel DerIdittet Iinb, lit
nod ni8t befannt. 2tue 6teIigen
2ter3te baben itd ouf Den 94auplaB
begeben. Der @ertebr auf Der 8a6n
pirb in Tolge bes Ginitur3es ldngere
3eit urunter6ro4en fem.
(5pGter, = @5 itellt 1i9 6erau8,
baB ii6 CUR 3eit bes Ginftur3es nur
bier Meniden in Dem Sunnel befanz
ben, unO baB AUDI biefe nit geringz
fiigtgen 8erlebungen bubon tamen.
g}p4 ipGtere Nadri6ten ergeben,
baB Elm unter bem g}amen Soiepb
6iggins betannter llngar bur8 ben
ginitur3 umfam. Der 8erfe6r uuf
Der 8abn nirb morgen frii6 pieber
i'm @Qnue fetn.
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WdnDrS= Si!rcdu.

Raltimo N}D., Den q Suli 1872.
3 ndcittu 5reitaq Der pierte 3ul UNI Der Sab
restaq Der ltaabbGnqgfeitsz zGrfldrun9 1T;
uuO D a Der Gjouperueur Don Warp!anO laut
IrOtlnmatipH 5anlitaq Den fiiniten sui 3u einsm
QtitBiben 6eiertag is Den gon3sn 5taat WarD@
Ilao ertldrt unO tmpfobtn bat, nab Der Sag nl5
iolcber Durd cine dlgemeine Ginitelung Der Sc
ibGfte beoba5tst ipsrpe, fp:rosH Die mun3tpaen
gurcaur an btOen 5agsn geIbOfsn bietbsn.
Sir Die Erqusmli5tst Oes QubIitums wiro'n bic
Qtm6bnli6 am 6reitlQ itatttinOtnosn Mdrtte anl
Gonuerfag, Den 8. Suli 1902, abgebalten. Die
0tdrtt. t6unen am Samitag pje genobnlt9 ob9ez
bdlttn Der0en.
gbonas @. @apes, glopcr.
N
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Der U}Gnner, Die i6n 6u bronOi4aBsn


Der UtGnnsr, Die i'm 5u 6rdno14aBsn
beriu6ten, reiuItirte,
4rtn5 Gron3 Spiepb bon 8ragon3a
1T Der 3neite Sp6n De5 9er3ogs DON
8ragan3a unb 0eTen eriter Satin,
Der perItor6enan grin3e1iin Don3Rurn
uno Garis. Der grin3 purOe am Z.
Geptem6er 1879 ge6oren. 5etn 8az
ter lit O6erit Des 7. 0itrei4iichen 9u@
Iaren 3egiments, oeIien SSn6aber
unD g6ran8ef Der beutf6e &aifer TT.
&riegsgsfongene 4usS
1Gnber miiiIen 10 ar
ten.
6uuq, 2. Suli. : 9os 6oIanOiz
Ihe W}iniiterium be5 2(uSpdrtigen 1T
BON Der brtttI&en 3egierung bena4z
ri6tigt porDsn, DaB Die 2LuslGnoer,
pelfe in Der 8oeren 2(rmee Dienten
unb in 6riti16e &riegSgefdngeni4aft
geriet6en, ni9t befr&it peroen fonnsn,
bis ale 8oeren pieber na9 Sioafrtta
5uriid gebra8t porOen iinO, au58e@
nommen iol4e, pel6e ibre GteiiefoIten
iel6It beitretten tDnnen. Die 2eBteren
t0nnen fofort lire 5rei6eit er4altsn,
biirfen jeOod ni4t na4 SHoafrtta
5uridtebren.
Rational : 9entmal fir
Cecil R1oDe8.
Qonbon 2. Suli. : Sn elmer
i'm Maniipn 6puie unter Dem Gor1tB
Des Qoromapor5 Sir Soiepb G,9imS@
bale abgebaltenen @eriammlung nur>
be beIdloI1en, in 2onOOn ein 9}atio@
nal0entmal fir ben iiingit Deritorbe@
nen Cecil H6ooes gu erri4ten.
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0arblanO & 9ennigIbaHia Giien=
bahnzG0.

Rortt. abenut= ano D al 3 tation.
gsrtafsn an ggo5eHtlgen nab Qort, pa. um 7.30
Roraeus un0 $50 Ratmttags.
8erlaisn on Do5sHtagtn NAB Dslta, "a, um
7.30 Moroen $50 uno 450 ga5mittags.
@,rlafen an gpo9eHtassR nab 9tlair 4Rb., nm
79o, $50 unb ll.35 8Ormittagg, $50 unp 45O
Radmittlgs unb 6.l5 IbenDg.
griaF.n an sonntaaen na5 9elta. ga., um $50
glorgtns un0 400 9aamittogs
9srafta an SOnatagtn mad gsiair. Mo, um
$50 uso h.35 80rmittags, 400 4a9mttags urn
1000 G6enps
g. G. 2GEFis. esHGslsGeias isfabpr.
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gsutfdt Sparbank uon Baltimore,

ZIemeff'G4e Baltimore InS Gutaws StPese
Ofen tdslidb -. ..................pon Bis 1lE
Douneritag Gbeno .................non bis 8 ubr.
auf 8epoiiten iperoeH 3iHIen bsBablt.
Die @ener DeroeH nur III iolioeH Stocks uHo Bonds
uHo oIsgeudteH pppotheEen GHseLest
Gbas. SpiIman, BritneRt;
9ba$. 81. SiHsewaIe, glce@grditbent.
Dtrettoren:
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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-02-14

Women are naturally more suscept-
ible to inclemencies of the weather
than men. With them a cold is often
the starting point of some severe
pelvic arrangement, causing much.
pain and suffering.
Every woman needs a remedy upon
which she can rely to keep her system
fortified against the trying weather OF
winter and early spring. If Peruna Is
taken at the first symptom of cold it
some annoying atarrhal arrangement
If you do not derive prompt and sat
isfactory results from the use of Pc
runa, 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 DIR. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, o.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-02-14
Raney Elected President.

The Kansas Editorial association at
Manhattan elected the following Off
GERS: President, F. C. Raney, Fort
Scott; vice president, Mrs. Belle Har-
baugh, Erie; recording secretary.
Grant Harrington, Hiawatha; CORE
spending secretary, j. E. Junkin. Ster-
ling; treasurer, o. w. Little, Alma.
Delegates to National Editorial asso-
citation at Hot Springs, Ark, in April:
Anna Carlson, Lindsborg; ]. E. Sat-
terthwaite, Douglas; r. NJ. Chilcot,
Wamego; J. B. Cain, Belleplaine; W..
L. Chambers, Stockton; Mrs. Belle
Harbaugh, Erie; A. F. Converse,
Wellsville; C. NJ. Norris, Olathe; j. @.
Royce, Phillipsburg; T. ]. Schall,
Troy; H. C. Stevens. Topeka; D. A.
Valentine, Clay Center; z. w. McGar-
rah, Manhattan; A. NJ. Wasser, Gil
rard.
Gov. Stanley and Mrs. Annie DigaB
and Master Lee Swisher were made
honorary members of the association.
Master Swisher is editor of the Chron-
icle, at Gypsum City. Every copy of
his paper is printed with pen and
ink. He is IL years old.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-02-14

Miss Matte Douglass, 1913 Thomas
ave., Memphis, Tenn, writes:
"From my early womanhood have
been troubled with occasional head
aches. I took different powders and
drugs, at times getting temporary re-
lief. One of my friends advised me to
try Peruna, which did. soon found
that my general health improved, and
my entire system was toned up.
81 felt a buoyancy of body and light
ness of mind l had not known before
and my headaches have completely dis
appeared, and I have enjoyed perfect
health for over year. 1 gladly endorse
Peruna." MATTE DOUGLASS.
Women from all parts of the United
States and Canada are testifying daily
to the virtue of Peruna. Only few of
these letters can ever be published.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-02-14
Misguided Farmer.

A farmer in Cherokee county who
allowed man to put lightning rods
on his house "for a nominal sum, in
order to advertise them," and put his
signature to a contract, found out
later that the signature was on the
business end of note for $500. Aft
er a wrangle a compromise was effect
ed and Mr.. Misguided Farmer got out
ON payment of $175.--Topeka Capital.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-02-14
Kansas Man to the Front.

A recent Washington dispatch said:
Edwin M. Adams, Of Mount City, Kan,
representing southwestern lumber in
terests, was before the house COM
mittee on commerce in advocacy of
the bill enlarging the powers of the
Interstate Commerce commission so
as to permit it to prevent discrimina-
ton and to enforce it's rules for an
equalization of shipping facilities.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-02-14
when Cen. Lee visits Topeha.

Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, of Virginia, for
mer confederate, will lecture il To-
peka in few days. Gen. Wilder S.
Metcalf will call the meeting to order
and introduce Gen. Frederick Fun
ston as presiding officer. On the aft
ernoon preceding the lecture Gov.
Stanley will give a reception to Gen.
Lee at the executive mansion.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-02-14
Coal Famine IN Western Kansas.

A telegram from Topeka Monday
said: A coal famine is being contend
ed with in the western part of the
state. In Pawnee county the snow is
ten inches deep on a level. The coal
supply is almost exhausted with a
poor chance of being Immediately re-
plenished.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-02-14
Died TOEetheF.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fenner, of
Wabaunsee county. aged 80 and rs
years, had often expressed the desire
to die together when their sands of
life had run. And their wish was
gratified one day last week, only IL
hours intervening. Mr.. Fenner died
first, and it is supposed that the shock
of his death caused the death of Mrs.
Fenner. They were buried in the
same grave at the same time.-Kan-
sas City Journal.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-02-14
Peruna Makes Clean, Healthy
Mucous Membranes-Ca.
tarrhaI Diseases Disappear
Permanently.

The mucous membrane is to the in
side of the body what the skin is to the
outside of the body. 1t lines every or
gan duct and cavity. Catarrhal in
flammation attacking one part is Ii
able to spread to other parts. A neg
lected cold or slight catarrh is often
the cause of lingering and dangerous
catarrh.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-02-14
Former Power in Politics.

j. w. Rush, formerly of Larned,
died recently at Lawton, Ok. A few
years ago Rush was a banker and
immensely wealthy, but reverses took
it from him. He was republican
state senator eight years and was
three times prominently mentioned
for governor.