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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-26

tinually in the house. In a recent let.
ter to DR.. Hartman he says:
STATE OF OREGON,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
SALEM, May 9, 1898.
The Pe-ru-na Medicine Co., Column
bus, o.:
Dear Sirs-I have had occasion to
use your Pe-ru-na medicine in INV
family for colds, and it proved to be
an excellent remedy. 1 have not had
occasion to use it for other ailments.
Yours very truly, w. NJ. Lord.
1t will be noticed that the Gov
ernor says he has not had occasion
to use Pe-ru-na for other ailments.
The reason for this is, most other
ailments begin with a cold. Using
Pe-ru-na to promptly cure colds, he
protects his family against other
ailments. This is exactly what every
other family in the United States
should do. Keep Pe-ru-na in the
house. Use it for coughs, colds, la
grippe, and other climatic affections
of winter, and there will be no other
ailments in the house. Such families
should provide themselves with a
copy of DIR. Hartman's free book,
entitled winter Catarrh." Address
DR.. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-26

You like your own way. Ever occur
to you that possibly other people like
to have their own way?-Atchison Globe
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-26

A mans signs usually overshadow his
| earthly troubles.-Chicago Daily News
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-26

How My Throat Hurts!-Why don't 70
use Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-26

Some people seem to think they ca
make long story short by telling it owe
agaln.-lndlanapoli News.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-26

Subscriber Ito Editor)-"How's the
newspaper business now?" Editor Ito
Subscriber . Splendid. Just had my les
cut on, and sued the road for damages -
Atlanta Journal
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-26

,Piso's Cure for Consumption is an infalli.
pie MEDICINE for coughs and colds.-N. w.
samuel, Ocean Grove, n. j., Feb. II, 1900.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-26

stops the Cough and Works or
the Cold.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Price 25c
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-26

Everyone is accused of eating too much
as joke. But it's no joke.-Atchiso
Globe.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-26
An Insinuation.

when 1 began business for myself"
said the pompous man, 81 had moth.
ing. Now / am worth million"
EYES," rejoined the party addressed.
"and those who did business with you
when you began once had the million
Chicago Daily News.
And There Are Others.
Young Physician-Whati is your prac
tice mostly?
Young Lawyer-Domfstic economy.
Chicago Daily News.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-26

extravaganza is often the preferred
creditor of conomy.-Chicago Daily News.
The evening world., 1902-03-03
CAPT. HALPIN IS
UNDER CHARGES.
Police Commander Accused Of Neglect Of Duty
in Permitting Policy Slip Printing

A charge OF neglect OF duty was
preferred against Police Captain
Henry Halpln. OF the Church street
station. to-day.
In. rector Brooks made the charge
under orders from Commissioner
Partridge. before whom Capt Halpin
will be tried.
Before making public his action in
regard to Capt Halpin the Commits
sioncr called on District Attorney
Jerome and held long conference
with him.
1t is believed that they discussed
the proposition OF bringing criminal
proceedings against the Police Gap
tain on account OF the discovery that
all Of the :olicy slips used in this
city and in Kentucky were printed in
n precinct.
II is unoficially stated that the
conclusion was reached chat there
vas no ground for criminal action.
The charge gainst Capt Halpin grows
out Of rade made late Saturday AZ
ternoon by agents OF Capt Norton God
dard's Anti-Policy society These
agents we're accompanied by county
Detectives and Central once men. The
work OF gathering evidence had been
going on for weeks.
The raiders first visited a ~aloon NJ
the station-housc They closed all the
doors produced search warrant and
found eonugh to persuade them that the
The evening world., 1902-03-03
CALL TROOPS FOR
NORFOLK STRIKE.
TROLLEY MEN HAVE TIED UP
THE LINES.
cars May Ne Run with soldiers
On Guard-N~v Wen Are
Expected.

NORFOLK Va March ,-Elsh, mil.
itary companies from Sor~ak. Ports
mouth Newport News and Hampton
Va. ar" nov a, Norfolk armory. await.
Ing orders In connection with the strike
az NFe.t-csr motormen and conductor.
watch htksn SATURDAY
All car- On ;h- tines - Norfolk Raj
way ara Ligh, Company nav" been tl,i
up since the strIk- began Every Nom
Der Of the police tcpirtmen, Is OUT ans
there IL , heavy patrol on - MP rtan,
thorouEh'ar~ few men from Bait
more ana uth.- tiles asvr AR We'd fo
take he placcs u the strikers but a.
vet Two hundred men which q was SAID
would arrive from Nss York TO-DAY
have not appeared
A conference t-tw-cu President WI
Jams. General Manager Johnston ~
tn. Railway COMPANY Col illEg ~
,onmaring military and oI. '.aNu
s;r-.t-car anton 'p-cs.u'ltlN'' hAs just
been concluded, and j. is giN,n na' .att
10 per cent NJ the Did men sar' - return
10 work col san, says ..At SOLE
ai--. will h" carried 10 rar 1,rn- md
placed on cars 60 protect ,h'-e i.s.r.ns
to return 10 work
The evening world., 1902-03-03

KEEP HANDS OFF,
PRESIDENTS RULEAsTo Po.
lITlCAl ACTIVITY.
Warns Appoint-es Not to Interfere
In Fractional FIRhts-Iiiinois
Candidate withdraw.

WATERMELON Mar-h ,-The fopow
Ing statement to-day wa~ made public
at The Wai', House
A'ier nquir, - the President A. n
shl' tho Presidents views we're IN re-
gard 20 the political activity. cspe tally
In any fo'i"ul. difference within tho
party. VI his appnini'cs. Major Hogan
stated 10 the President 'hl, ne would
h" compelled - Withdraw his name from
consideration IN connection with the .p-
poin,m"nt n Internal Revcuu. col.
lcc'or for the Southern District " mn
rois. a. he desired to continue IN &C.
lively participate IN N" politics ~ IN"
state
Tn" Presidency again reiterated to-day
to various Illinois representatives. bo;h
In Congress and Ia ENerutly. once.
that n" expected MS tppointccs In
Illinois 10 keen clear u any active fac
tlonal work tnnt the election ~ a
Senator from Illinois was Tor the
Illinois people only 20 i"cli. and that
he expected the Fcu"ral ,pppln'"c- In
that STAT" 10 serve their party oy doing
t1"r Sork tn 'helr r"spe tive pffceS
In first rliSs snap" and tn retaining
from any improper ',rtional activity m
connection with matters with which the
Federal Administration had H. proper
concern
The evening world., 1902-03-03
BUY DRINKS ERE
MAKING ARRESTS.
MAGISTRATE MOTIFS ADVICE
TO POLICEMEN.
D., id~nr~ In Present Excise Caseo
Entirely To" Cirramstaa.
ttai.

'"Tll- i fake arrest I am going 70
discharge this man You know as we'll
a. DO that II YOU wantei to get real
evidence against aim nr any other ss-
loon-ke"r-r YOU could DO 50 without any
trouble There j. only one way TO get
evidence against a shioon-keeper. and
that Is for you policemen 20 go Into the
place buy a drink and then drink II.
t'nul you 10 Jhis you ALL fni me dis
caars!ng alt the alleged Excise yioistors
you hrTg before ne
This T. NJ slstratc Motifs advice 20 tho
police as 10 how to conduct The present
Excise campaign. Tie gave 10 In tho
Harlem Court to-day when Detective
Dixon. ~ the Eas, one Hundred and
Fourth street station. arraigned before
hlm John Tighe bartender IN the Richie
lieu. ~ NJ. ! East one Hundred :ad
Fourteenth strcct charged with vioiat-
ing .N" Excise laN yesterday
Dixon testified that he had seen .
woman enter the Richelieu with an
empty pail which she carried in q bss-
k-t and ,sat b.. had seen the woman
leave with the same pail illed with q
fpamy liquid. NIer"Ipan Ne had arrest.
81 Tl.Ac
Won don know whether the woman
had milk ur sarsaparilla IN the pail. do
ypGT
Dixon idut and Tlshe was dA-
rh1rgcl
The evening world., 1902-03-03
is It A RUSE TO
GET JACK FROM ME2"
WIFE'S QUERY WHEN ASKED
ABOUT HUSBAND.
wt,n... In 20, VIII Contest Give.
Some iat~r~.tins
Testimony.

Judge Eissrh O'DvLer. NJ the
,rty court and Ellen = Hogan. IN"
d,sSh'~- ~ Magistrate Hogan. wer'
witnesses to- lay In the Intermittent
trial - young John FoSs contest of
the ain Of MS mother, the late Ellen
FoS
Judge o'DNyer related how ~ had
searched Cor Jonn FoS. IT, IN" day 81
the operation dpon Ms mother. from
the eject, ~ -5!c' sac did tn"
scarrn sss not al her request out be
cause II VAS agreed the son ought 4"
he appriz-i Of this mis- probable last
chance TO see nj, mother alive.
The judge said ne ~. toll Jack
sas hunting n the 'atskuis
Miss Hogan shap~ly beauty. WITH
big isrs eycs -nf black hair. also tries
- IND Jack She r niece ~ IN" late
Mr. Fox Sh. said when sh" san Mr.
FoS jr. ami ioi her ~ ,n- impending
operation. ami tina, il Sas - The b N
st Importance thai Jack see MS az other
she asked II m. story Nas true pr y u
va rIlss 90 get Jack away from her
william ~ ')nnell. ~ Roc XVII. 'en-
ire. l.. an ,mplny"e - Fox X Eng"'
testified 'hs, n. had heard The elder Mrs.
u- Fox. Was being used - Get money
1ui u her husband ~ senator John
Fnh President ~ the Democratic '|Ih.
and herself
a, mi. point the 'ria Nas ,di'uruei
unit, March l.
The evening world., 1902-03-03
ETRUR|A SIXTY
HOURS OVERDUE.
NO ALARM FELT FOR THE BIG
CUNAROER.
O0eisIs rStak she Has rSe~a Ne.
lsyeA b., ssoros. or Mag Have
HAD . slight Accident.

LONDON March IA d~sra'ch from
Queenstown. received n.r. at rs VI
to-day. says that while many inquiries
have been made regarding the n"n-ar-
rival Of the Canari line steamer Etru-
ria. which at that time vas about .ix',
hours overdue. no anxiety vas mani
Tested as to the steamers safety.
The delay In IN. Etruria reaching
Queenstown Is attributed tn rouE1
wee thsr and easteriy sfnds
Their. have been some Inquiries AZ the
ofacee Of tho Cun,rd line here, hut th'
ofiicials yer. only able to say that they
feel no anxiety and suggest that tn"
E,r,r!a may nave sustained a slight
accident or ~ ~ possible that she -
towing another vessel
Al the ofices Of the Cun,rf steamship
COMPANY here nothing h,I 5sen heard
frnn the Eiruria to-day
In local shipping circle. u !. figured
gu, tina. from the aoin; At which she
vas spoken BY The Csm9ania m Feb. =
-h. could not he expected 70 reach
Que.n.,o~n before thi. afternoon.
Tn. Etruria sailed from New FORK for
Queenstown and Liverpool on Feb =
on Feb u In latitude ~ % north,
lon.!'ui- " - west. the E'rurla vas ia
communication ny wireless TELEGRAPH
with he rmoria o' ne sam. line
which arrived here Sunday.
The evening world., 1902-03-03
"BIG TOM" COSTIGANS
CHANGE FOR LIFE SLIGHT,
At Deaths Door After Pluck
lily Fighting Disease
Eight Years.

Big Tom co-'igan az Thomas =.
Cnstr,u. CLARK Il N" Eighth p.st-irt
Municipal Court j. known : - the
point n dca'h ~ n, home ~ us
West Tnirty fourth street Hi pnNsi-
clans say there : s;lI. slight hope Of
prolong.rs Ms lie f'r shnr; time hut
they ADM, that ne is IN a critical COM
dt,iuu
Bis Tom. who {, auy nv. years nd
and weighs a. pounds has been 'u'rrr
ns from BrEhrs disease for IN, last;
eight wear, llIt he would not remain
away from rou-; unit. ,hrrc week. ago.
since NH.uh 'Im- r. has I,"u confined
'p bel H. son pr Gregory rosugan.
?, .0sau' a''"af,r JEou am
-1Xau vas SIa,ry.aa- 90. the .f.y
Rscurs >a!'r Nttnr Gr,r. and DlI'E
clerk o. the District si.run. - Fir
under Col - .w. lie wt- Irai, flr
s-y.tal years ~ che County Democracy
~ tn Fifteenth n.N ,hr Eleventh A.
'rmhF District. and 'V.or -.presrn,,i
tha' district .a .H, Assembly -, rbp
'or S,atc senator aga.rs Fr"t,-.ek :
The evening world., 1902-03-03
BRUTALLY BEATEN
BY A POLICEMAN.
0'BRIEN'S Statement &C.
CUSES BlUEC0AT.
spectator In Complaint Say. Rat
fgs. Ised Unnecessary Force
In Making Arrest.

Patrick o'Bren. ~ No 81 Ryer.on
street. Is dying at his home II. says
that his precarious condition Is tho re
sui, Of an encounter with tho police,
For a time II looked as n tho borough
across the river would have McAullf"
mystery TO unravel. for O'Brion IN an
ante-mortom statement TO Coroner Fla
asrty said:
\ Last "wednesday evening I was on De
Kalb avenue. had been drinking \
man began to pummel me and l hi;
hack.
The blows cleared my head some and
] saw nv asssilant was a policeman.
Then ] stopped nghtinE, put ne did not.
He continued 70 beat me
Then remember being taken to
station-house and later in a patrol
wagon to nv home. was left on the
doorstep and It was some time before
was found"
An Investigation revealed the fact
that Policeman Ra;igan. OF the classor
avenue station. arrested OBrlcn early
on the morning Of Feb 10. In from, ~
Ma loo DeKilb avenue
oBrien WIS creating disturbance
He showed hsh,. and the policeman had
70 use force In calming him o'Brlen
was taken to the station and later ar.
raiEned in the Myrtle Avenue Police
Court.
He wa< sent 10 Jail for nvs days Two
women, relatives Of o'Brien appeared
against him. After O'Brien got out 81
Jail srysipelas developed
A complaint has been made agains,
Policeman Ratigan by man named
John r. Owners. who lives In the neigh.
borhood where O'Brien was arrested
He said the policeman used more force
than WAS necessary.
The evening world., 1902-03-03
HINTS OF BRIBERY
IN PATRICK TRIAL.
Prisoners Lawyer Asks Former Office Boy if He Got
$500 for Coming Back from Berlin

Albert r Patrcks former ONCE
boy Joseph Mayer. was the leading
witness in the murder trial to-day
The witness said Rice mad never
been in patrick's ONCE, tina, ne
rented safety vault compartment
for Patrick about which the lawyer
told him not even to tell his mother.
and that Patrick vas :areful about
who saw Jones in his ONCE Patrick
a,so suggested to him how he should
testify.
On the discrimination an Of
fort was made TO show that the wit.
mes had received or been promised
The evening world., 1902-03-03

$500 10 testify against Patrick
EN-Judge Bartine. who drew the
1895 will for Rice. testified that the
signature OF the 1900 will was not
genuine
Mny-r d. about invent, two ,c,rs old.
tnrk thin. long hatred and wears
glasses He ;0.d mrs, ABOUT having EOu"
to berlin to work FOR hi- mel soon AZ
ter Ri,- di.i
The witness .lt hr hIiI ncve- mailed
any letters 10 Rice or seen Rice Ia Pat.
ricks ono. He hai seen Dr curry at
Patricks ofice abJu, three times one,
he carried message io him IN the sun
m.r - 1871 /. fee weeks before Rice =
deata The wltue-. said Patrick told
him to- 60 to the SAFE Deepest, COMPANY
The evening world., 1902-03-03

place was the headquarters .. n r
wIttenburg. who had charge OF the
downtown business o. the Al Adams
policy business
, From the saloon the raiders went 10
the building At y Chur n street; They
met Witt-nburg coming out 81 the build.
Ing ana arrested him Then they wen,
20 the third floor sacre they found a
wh"lc roomful Of policy paraphernalia
and a email printing press ON the bed
ut the press MAS form set Up To print
policy literature
\ man known a. Al" Dakin walked
into the room while the raiders were at
work and WIS arrested as tae owner o.
the printing press
out In the hall George Rces. who said
he vas clerk. was arrested His
pockets Ners fun II policy slips and
books of carson paper such a. policy.
writers handle. Last Of all. one George
wilson. policy dealer. was arrested
In a saloon in West street
The pr,oncrs we're taken TO the
Church street station As they arrived
Big Tom Foley. Tammauy leader of the
Second Assembly District hurried out o.;
the rtatlon-hnus.
Capt. Hnlpin wa. mach per-
turbed when the prisoner. were
brought In. Ne said that the
printing shop could not have b~en
there more than two. weeks, hut
the detectives ga, they have evil
denc~ that Il was us-d for policy
purposes for years
Because ne failed to discover IN. fac,
that policy men ser. making their head
quarters In HI. precinct capt. Halp!n
viii have to stand trial
The evening world., 1902-03-03

and hire a vault Patrick wen. with
IIm he gave the witness a package OF
papers ~. n the witness pat IN the box.
"n"nt even tell your mother
about this" the witness. said Pat.
rick ,"id him. Mayer swor~ that
he never heard the name Rice
mentioned before the Iatter's
death.
Win regard - giving this testi-
mony. ihe Nltnes- said that Patrick
had 'piI aim not TO volunteer ary in
formation fog me bcnefy Of the DIstrlct-
ATTORNEY. hni that II Ne vas not asked
Ihou, thinss TO keep ais mouth shut.
. Didnt he tell you that the more
Continued on Fourth Pase.p
The evening world., 1902-03-03
FIGHTING IN COLOMBIA.
Revolutionary, Outbreak Reported
Near the Capital.

WAsIiINGTON Mufol , -Repnri.
received here indicate thar Their. hag
been revolutionary outbreak in Co
iom'ia near IN" capital AMI severe
hyh;ins IN The immediate ncighbprhppd
Of bUgrta
!, IL asserted that the Government
fnrc : nav" triump1.l and that tn,.
r"vu,ui iunists have been driven Into tho
mountains VITA heavy lpsE
The evening world., 1902-03-03
SEARCH FOR NEW WITNESSES IN BURNS GIRL CASE

Assistant District Attorney SChurmaa making search
10 the two couples who went to the Glen Island Hotel at the
same time that Walter S. Brooks and alleged to be
f)rence Burns arrived there He thinks they Brookss
consultation with Dr. Sweeney who first attended Brooks.
IT. doctor told Mr. Schuman that he detected the odor OF
StIoa Lawyer Backs is trying to find proof OF his theory
The evening world., 1902-03-03
BOLD SAFE BURGLARY IN BROOKLYN.

Burglars earned late this afternoon secured S25OJ
b money and ewery rom The safe ne OF Bernard
cohen No. 1549 Broadway Brooklyn 1gn. ey pored
hole near the lock and manipulated The combination The
p was tedus ami how the escaped detection is
mystery The neghhohdod we'll lighted and never com.
III tey deserted There was light in conen and the
tate was visible from the street Tne Burglars lett no clue
The evening world., 1902-03-03
ACTRESS DIED OF BURNS.


a
The evening world., 1902-03-03

LONDON March Of
wireless the greatest Invention Of the
He could
the United Kingdom OF
important results
The evening world., 1902-03-03
LATEST NEWS
IN BRIEFEST FORM.
MAYORS MESSAGE A RECORD BREAKER.

Mayor Low this afternoon completed what will be REQ.
1.breakng message 10 the Board OF Aldermen. COM
IF ses fifty closely typewriter pages OF legal cap and con.
h, meeting OF the Board Tomorrow. It deals with the work
all the city departments in the past present and future thu
IT ancal question the budget and other city affairs.
The evening world., 1902-03-03
MERGER SUIT NEARLY READY
trsion win Pr"ba-
biy B~ BrKuD In Ninn-.o.a.

NAstilNirnN. Marrn 5.-rh" bin in
equity against tine Northern Securities
COMPANY, Pierpont Mo gan James J
iiili and Others. To prevent the merger
~ the Northern Pacific. the G-,,t
Northern end other Sprtw, stern rtil-
roads Is rclrin: rpmulction.
IL il believed that the hill will hr filed
~ the United states Circuit Court Al
Minneapolis. Minn
The evening world., 1902-03-03
SHORT TERM FOR SLAYER.
Newark Wan Who Conf~ss-d IN
killing Labor~r In . Fighs.

NEW ARK. y J., March John HoIl.
man. the confessed SLAYER OF Peter
Glli"sky. wac sentenced To thrc. y.,-.
and six months In State Prison mi.
afternoon by Judge skinner. I'm IN.
Court Of quarter SESSIONS.
The men worked a. laD,rcrs in NH.
burn and quarrsllri Dec n n -iIlmi,
ated In HOLMAN striking Gili.sky On
~" head with -padc. anil nc maj,
ii"i he sam" dlv.
The evening world., 1902-03-03
WIRES BEING RAPIDLY REPAIRED.

o
OF the
Mohawk recedng
The evening world., 1902-03-03
WEATHER FORECAST.

For~ca.t for the thirty
eta hsurs -adinE ats T.. ".
Tuesday. for New York
CIR, s.J vicinity Partly
cloudy to-night; Tuesday
generally fairI fresh N-st-
eriy wiads.
The evening world., 1902-03-03
DROUGHT IN INDIA STILL UNBROKEN.

LONDON March The Nceroy OF India Lord
nent
persons r; relic,
Telegraph
drought
The evening world., 1902-03-03
BRITISH MEMORIAL STATUE CAST.

An appropriate statue. designed as a memorial to the
British who have fallen the Boer was cast this after
nc on at the Bonnad foundry Nest Sixteenth street Prom
T veled in Halifax m Mau2 49,
The evening world., 1902-03-03
RUNAWAY HURTS TWO PERSONS.

horse owned by Dr. John A. Price. o! No. ~ Second
venue. run away this afternoon and knocked down Edith
M mentS years DID, of No. rs East eghyfh street.
Il Twentyth street and Third avenue. Policeman Corr,
While trying to stop the Knocked down and run over
The evening world., 1902-03-03
YOUNG CANADIAN SENT TO BELLEVUE.

police West Thirteh
Toronto
The evening world., 1902-03-03
TO-NIGHT'S EVENTS.
Dianev Of Northh-id Alumni.
Hotel -. Deals.

Dinner OF NOrthneId AIumnt,
Hotel -. Deals.
Catholic Club address, No.
40 Central Park south.
rresbyterian Union, ladies'
night. Hotel savoy.
Academy of Sciences, M. iOs
West FIty-afh street
Presbysrrian Chinese Ni--
sion, New Year celebration,
No. I5G Fifth avenue.
Peoples Institute. lecture,
Cooper Union.
Improved order Heptnsophs.
No. ii5 East One Hundred and
Tw-nty-aSth street.
Concert by the Herman I'm I
perial Hand. Carnegie Hail.
Irving Council. Royal Area
sum bail. Lexington A.s~m-
bly, Rooms.
:..sss. .c..:..:,:.........
The evening world., 1902-03-03
GUDEN DECISION NOT YET READY.


ALBANY, March lt stated
uu
Attorney
The evening world., 1902-03-03
LATE RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS.

Fifth RaCe-Feix Bard |. Sir FIorian 2. Jena g.
Sixth RaCe-John Grlgsby !. Pharoah 2 Woodtrce 8.
The evening world., 1902-03-03

The Standard Railroad Of Amertcs
IL ai~svu ihs PsnBs,iysnis Railroad. the tnar,
fss " Chieaso. Ctaeinnati sad s. Lsuis &c
The evening world., 1902-03-03

cold. Damp Feet Won't give 1sa
Cold ~ yop ~il ale Ia tins l.sn.iits hrssss.
The evening world., 1902-03-03

Don't wait for something to turn
up. Let Sunday World Wants turn
~ something for you.
The evening world., 1902-03-03
MARcoNI SHUT OUT OF ENGLAND.

alifax OkMar2A-
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Following is one of the many letters
we continually receive showing the en-
thusiasm felt by the takers of Vinol.
81 would not take 500 for the good
Vinol has done my wife and children.
The children had the measles and were
left with bad cough, and my wife was
run down in health. | bought two bot
ties of Vinol, and my children are strong
and we'll, and my wife says she feels
better than she has for years." Mr.. W.
E. HOLMES, 521 9Th St., Muncis, Ind.
IF goa aviy accept oar iasvitatioae
to coli orr ats U3et5 near aclaat aUe
hare to sag a6o:st Vi7a0I, ave co9s
promise yoas that The time con-
sMnseG aUiIE be to yoaey advantage.
Yoege|i Bros. Drug Co.
Minneapolis, MINI.