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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-14
, Sanitersu'. = euroas D. Il. Snni 1902.

oeer 9ditor Rieliens og 9uitrus tros
fate arbeioe blanot S~noidnerne.
Z. Sapanmisionen
Oct paalagges contingent Iionens
aomite / 5orening meo Sirterdaoet
At benpsnoe iig til Den noroiespisite
5orenins. Der itptter Misfionar Dins
tier. meO bet 5ormaal at faa oronst
0int6ers 5orbolo til 6oreuingen iad-
leoes, at ban fan blipe antdget ION
,. I. SIS M}isiionar efter u.s. egen
6enitiaing. ION ban begrunoer meo
6enpisning til bans tiolisere 6orbOIb
til Den %foreneoe airte. | boilten ban
bar mootaaet Srbinationsn.
Oct snites, at 5orboloet til ben
noroTespigite Screening orones iuds
leoes, at 5oreningens 99rlisbeo til
% Snteresie for oenne Misfion fan
b~ibeboloes ogiad MI. oa @inther life
langere bliper Oeres. men Dor Miss
Iion9r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-14
Syra Marsmeoet.
Sen for. banif ep. :lutb. Sirfes Cite
Aarsmeoe | Haeine, isis.

Yaa @runo at Regnpejr Jreodg
% 9grodg forleb Weoet life ptoere
bpeeeligt. Rapnlig bar Der ubpgge@
liet uoe pdd 5eiffolelanoet. = 5or@
spri9t unblob en- itor Del at 9eiterne
at inotaee beres Mudltioer oeruoe. bd
mar ON 2srbdgen a neot til at az
boloe Acknowledgements / gmaug@
airfen.
Men III begnnote Der oa at tomme
Rsfultater at 5orbanOlingerne, ioet
be forifeaige aomiteer Tumble mebe
meb beres Rapporter. 5srit mgbte
aomite Rr. 2, Der bapos faaet aft
Gfoleiagen pebrprenbe operlaot til fig.
Oct gjalbt Der nabnlig Spsrgsmaa=
let ON en- ,Sfolebireftion".
Def bebtoges at oprette en- idaban,
fdmt at ben Ifaf beitua At 8 qreiter
ps 2 2agmeno.
(psb bet Ienere itebfunbns @alg blep
fslgenbe Meno balgte: gr9iterne u.
81. qnoerfen, 5. 5. ailbiig, $. 6.
S6mibt famt 29gm9nbene Otto
6anfen, 4rgo, Rebr., og Sluf 8onbo,
pottafpattamie Co., Sopa.)
9enne Sfolebireftion ifal Idmmen
meo 5atultetet orbne aft bebrsrenbe
Neutrality-suspicious., %anI1tte 2arere
| Go1ege=Nfbelingen FAINT / ane Mda=
Der babe 5ilibn meb Sfoleng Sang
pg 6usboloning.
5Oab ben teologiife 4foeling angadr
fan bemarfes, at bet beiluttebes efter
2omiteens Snbitiaing, at pr9iteffos
len fun oripes meb 2 teologiite 2erere;
at ben enc at Dem ffal D9re engelif
Q9rer.
praifeffolens 29rerperfondle bfioer
uItfaa for bet fommenbe Qdr pr9Iierz
ne g. g. Big og 5. q. Center.
Deb Goaeeeafbelingen aniatfes
prOfesTor s. Z. 5unfen Tom faft 2as
rer meb en- aarlig 2sn at $4,000.
9bao @lt 5orn 6sjitole angif be-
Itemtes. at bens Drift oberlnbea til
ben nh5n9bnte Sfolebireftion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-14

- IotVAeS ulSl AIltl !Iept, Hl9l u
par Yr9iter praoiteoe.
< X X
Saa tom oa Senoaoen. Den pleier
at pGre Adrsmpoets tore Dag, % til
en- ois 8rao blep ben bet ogiaa / Var.
5 bDert 5alb bar Der dlorig perst
iamleoe faa mango odnife til Strife
felt | Qmerita, Iom Deb Gftermiooas
gems tore llngoomsmpoe uoe paa !60j=
I~toleldnoet.
Bel matte 5olt gad / Spie og
pjaitpaa0e bleb mar ON 6eooerne =
bet bapoe regnet faa itr9tt Den fore
gaaenoe Dag : men Der bar iamlet
en- Mangoe Mennefter aIigepel -
Salangibelierne pariere fra 1900 til
2000.
Der bar ~oiitnot ca. 1900 Mennss
fer til Steoe. oeraf $50 Senoaesz
ftolebern.
On 6ormibodgen bolotes Der s6pis
mesieguostieneite / Dor 5reliers Qas
tor 9amftop). Gmaus (gaitor Big
og Smmanuels (paitor SenIensGngs
bplO airfer = oe peo bet efter
Sabpdne optagne Sfer inOIamlebss
Der / ale 3 9irfer tilIdmmsn op imoo
$4,000.
Spnoagsffolebsrnene fra ale 3 Mes
nieheoer mdrdereoe I'D til 6eiifoles
lanoet = noget efter Miopdg : pg
Der blep Iad TAFT til oenne $50 taQige
8grneflot at qr9fterne 9. qeoerfen,
G6icago % 2.So6nfor. @aupaea.
Sdd tom llngoomsmeoet.
Der bar meot iaa mango baaoe unz
&c og gumle. ogiaa en- itor Del fra
ban banfte 9irte"s 4arsmebe, at
man umulig tunoe rummes / 5oriums
linesteltet : Rebet bolbtes oerfot
oelpis uOenfor, men Roligbebsn Bier
ri9tiqnot pefaa berbeo foritprret.
plRNelHe !. u. 5tJpue[, 2!plgql,
ST., og u. 81. Nielien, minneapolis,
Winn., talte.
Sm @ftenen 6olotes Der after Mebe
/ airferne.
Smmanuets taIts Dig og q. t6an=
len; / Dor 5reliers qaItor Sarah
SEMEN.
Oct bar / bet belle ct IjelOept oplsfs
tenoe Spn at ie iaa mango ounite fam=
leoe; Blot at ie benz itrsmme til og
fra airte / Racine, bet ligeiom gioer
Mob og 6dab ON, at en- banif Strife
fan bpgges og f9itnes / bet tore
9anb: be 5%oreneoe Stater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-14

Gn lepenOs 5orbanoiing uoipanbt
fla ON 4gg'er pg 2eIe6sger
for ben banffe gerneitole; Jorbanbs
lingen, Iom iuit life bdres oppe at
Sagtunbfab. gap iom Reiultdt, at
Birettipnen for .9anifb 2utb. publ.
5ouie@ / 5orening meo ,.Sfoletomiz
teen funbe trefe Beitemmelier oisie
Sins an9aaenbe.
Haar ma enbnu n9Dner, at Der
Dpforbrebes til ibarbigt arbeioe for
ben banffe gsrneifole, og at aomiteen
for bsnns Sag fit 5iGuOeIie til at Biz
be ftdaenbe, bar man faaet benne Days
B~egipenbeber.
5rsbas often bleD Der af6olot ct
farligt Msbe for gprneTtolefagen /
Gmaus>airten. Deb benne Qeiligbeb
tdlte paifor ar. Mnfer ferlig for benz
ne Gag, bbprefter ct par andre bdooe
Orbet for nogle 8em9rfninger. paz
tor Mnfers Jorebrag, Der ret itideos
sSbealet | gsrneffoleiagen frem. ober=
pQrebes al %abffi1ige pr9itsr fra ben
ban{fe Girfe. Dette Samfuno bolbt
fom befenbt Marsmebe iamtiois.
Qsrbag often bolotes = ligelebes !
Gmausfirfen - ct Msbe for ling
bomsfdgen. Web benne 2ejligbeb
holbt paitor 8. peoerien, Gbicago, ct
Iorebrag ON en- faftere Organiia=
tionplan operfor ltngbomsarbejDet -
ct Gorebrag, fom ligelebes bleD .bilfi
msb en- bslDilig Jorbanbling.
8 Dor Grelfers og Smmanuels airs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-14
Salt. ..$12.20
Rebfdt til $500.

OAbt . . YL-.-N
Reoiat til $500.
Gr airten en- guboommelig Srganis
i~ation9 al paitor Sacobien. As Sic
Der. 5 Smilag. Neoiat fra 15c til
10c.
9. 9ssgaarb. On Sntoleranes ifrr
/ Senieenos til rslisiss Opsrbepis.
ming. 226 Gibsr / OmIag. Heos
fat fra $1.00 til Doc.
6. s6dud: 9enrit al gaOarO. IA
Siber / Omfug. Rebiat fra 60c
til zoe.
st. arebs: SnbiOioudlisme oe Gos
ciaIisme ellsr bporIsbes bet DANTE
Samfunb for Siosn arbeioer. 145
Siber ! Smfag. Neoiat fra soc
gl9Oel. uOpiet Northumberland.
o%isning ensr e0angeliff slutberif airs
fcl9re. Qnbsn llDgape peb paftor
9. .. 8label. 1856 Sioer. Mes
get ioliDt i~nobunosn. Hebiat fra
$3.50 til $3.50. Meget perbifulo
til Care i !9peroass og Ssnbagss
ifoIer.
G. 6eegaarb: Om Opbragelie. Gn
5remitiaing at q9oegogitsn ills
liee meo Il Omribs at benz 9is
iMtorie. Nebirt fra $500 til $3.50.
Soliot inbbuaoen. s Omfus SOC.
u. 6. 9arisn: SatObs 9rep. anoen
llogabe. III Gioer. ; Omilug
Zoe. NeoIat iii 40e.
Mufeum al ln6ere. $3.50. Neoiut
til S1.60.
8or6Ienius og 9orn. 9anF 2ai.s
bog for bpiere alusier. $50 Che.
Snobunben $3.50. Hebiai til zoe.
Grsleps .5iitorif NtIns. Snbb. $1.60.
Neoiat til Soc
6enrif Smitb. 2arebog / RsgHins
til grus oeb SelOitubiun oe uns
bsrpisning. soc. Nebfat til 40c.
9anf Sbnonbmif. g. 6. MiGtr.
Deb 5. g. s. Dahl. 595 Siosr.
Reofat fra $3.50 til SOC. Soli6l
inbb. $3.50.
Or. 8. Martenien: prabitensr. /.
Canning. 263 Sibsr. 8 Omnag.
Neoidt fra SOC til 40c.
9beobore MOnob: aorsfaitet meb
Sriitus. 50 SiDsr. 3 iolibt Oms
flag. RebIat fra 40c til lac.
Samtaler ON Daabsn nelem gaps
litter os 2%utberunsr. 48 Sioer. S
OmiIug. gaeDiat ira 15c til Toe.
Wpniter Or. s. 9. .MeooeieITen at
nit 2eDnst" mso qortrot 298
SiOsr / Omflas, @etiat fra $3.50
til 40c.
2sjIigbebstaler at giitop $. Martens
len 466 SiDer / OmiIag rbgaDe
1884. Nebfot fra 1920 til 60c.
Omar gbriIiunIen. Sreten 9obil og
Denbes grober. 172 Giper. 3
Omilag Nebiat fra $1.O0 lii 40c.
ariftofer Sanien. ameritanfe Jors
1Olo. Sem 5orsorug: RorDmans
Oene / ameritu. airtelige 5orbplb
o. +. b. 159 Sibsr. s Omflas.
HeoIat fra soc til zoe.
gatfen6euTen. Resnebos for MelIen,.
tlasier. SOC. NebIat til 25c.
Q. S6aubo: De ii 8ub. ariItelige
Gorebrag fra Bethesda. 244 Gis
Der | SmiIag- Nebiat fra $1.00
til 30c.
4ritmetit og 4fsebra til Stofebrug.
8Cc. Nebiat til 40c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-14

Noar e9ierne tenpeuoer fig til 5olt. Ger
aperterer i BIaoet. euteu for at lobe hos Dem
eler for at iaa Cpipsniu9er Oil bet aoerte.
reoe, beoes be altio omtale, at be inn 4per.
tisiementet / bette Blao. let oil pRre I'll
aenIiois Spite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-14
9ooer
neoiatte priier.

Reoenitaaenbe priier er Hetto,
portofrit tilienbt, men galber fun iads
len9e Oplaset parsr, ba hi lite ian
ltafe flere til be priier.
StriO itrats. inoen 9egerns er ubs
folgt, be f9lges burtigt. 2iiten fors
andres for bpert Hr.
arog Coming: Den triitelige Dosmds
tit. 1. Del 287 Sioer, inbb. $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-14

Sm Wdnbaeen rapporterebe aoz
mite Rr. /. 9ens fleite puntter peb-
toges upen i9rlise Snopenoinger. aun
bleo Der efter nogen 5orhanDline itrss
get en- 9emartning i quntt 3: .,oa
ben f%oreneoe airte for 5iben bar
Mangel paa 4rbejosfr9fter."
8i gengibe bermeb be pebtagne
punfter ! bet Der maaffe ienere pil
blioe Qnlebning til at omtale beres
getnoning.
/. Def paalegges a~irteradbet at benz
penoe fig til port ubpalg / 0anmart
meo 4nmponing ON, at bet bill iup=
plere Jig ietO meo ct Meolem / pa
itor Bib. gecfs Steb; bog enife pi,
at benleOe Spmartiombeosn paa gis
TOP aoct / Ribe.
2. Gnbpioere enfter Qarsmeoet, at
paitor 4f6enfelotz6 anien paa 9runb
al Den at BAN uoDiits Snteresie for
observation-disclosures anmobes ON at
inotr9be / lbbalget.
3. airferaabet ppforbrer nbbal=
get / 9unmart til at baps Spmart=
fombeoen benbenbt paa at anbefale
M9nb 6jemme / 9anmarf til at OBJ
tdqe en- Oerninq | Dor Wisfion bldnot
9anbsmGno / 4merifd.
4. Oct paal9gges airferuabst life
at antdge Qrbejosre fra 9anmart /
Den forenebe airtes 5jeneite, unbtas
gen be er unbefalet at ubDalget.
3. Oct pdalagges airteradbet at
arbeibe for Sprettslfen at en- Wisfon
bldnbt 21nbsm9nb / utdb FAINT /
Qurets COB at forbanble meb l1bpdlget
bjenme besangddsnbe og fremlagge
5orflag oeb neDnte Qdrsmsbe.
6. 4arsmebet ubtaler gnifet ON,
at Den forenebeairfes ubOalg / 8ans
mari bill tdge Mormonmisfionens Sag
DIP ION en- ar 1tne Spgdper.
Z. Narsmebet ubtaler i'm 0f9be
oser ben MI beituaenbe Gmigrdntmis@
lion, men amer life en- llbpioelfe for
betimelig / gjebliffet.
8. Qarsmsbet nebf9tter en- &omi=
te, Der / bet fommenbe Bar ifdl forz
berebe Sprettelien al ct Mlberbomss
6iem og forelpgge naite 4arsmsoe
pfdner til ct iaabant. 0enne aos
mite iful beftaa at 8 Meblsmmer.
9. Mdrsmgbet pebfdqer at finite
Snoianermisfonen til Station Odfg,
bbilfet bill funne mebfsre l1bgifter inbz
til ct gslp6 at $500. 8isfe psns
qe bepilges, faafremt Der blipsr 9rdng
til benz.
10. Oct beiluttebes at optage Orr
6ejoet peo 8nen aanfas og | ben Mns
lebning dnTatte en- Q0rsr, Tom oeIda
er | Stunb til at funne forfpnbe Cubs
Orb. Sans 2sn maa bog for bet
ferite Ndrs 0ebfommenbe life operz
itige $400.
II. aarsmsbet nbtafsr fin @labs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-14
,9anferen"

bliper ienot til Sublfribeuter. inotil uotrpi.
selis Opiiselie mootases al ub9irerne % oil
gGIo er betalt. / Euerensitemmelie meo 9e
5oreneoe Staters goltlcoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-14

te bolotes hper often Msoe, bpor ct
par Yreitsr pr9oiteoe.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-04-26

ChAn = daily round Of the shops and
The theaters they merely laughed.
And then, after she had abandoned
an hope. Ruggies came IA for dinner
enc evening. Ruggles rs an old
gOung man who looked upon life
through bowed gold spectacles and
considered It q grave affair. Those
Who ala not approve the manner IN
which he spent his time and his money
declared openly that he was q poseur;
hat his interest Il the poor was mere
y an afiectatiOn and they christened
him the Amateur Slumologist." II
q probable that both his admirers and
his critics were In q measure right
Il an surprised" she said to him
and there was the hint Of q sheer In
her voice; that -ou Ngv Workers take
90 little interest in-in lhings that are
well lot eonVentional-in the poor,
Cor instance, or the slums."
II am disguised but not surprised"
bo answered quickly, that New York
en- take the interest they do in such
things. Would you care yourself" he
asked Of her with something Of =
challenge IN the question, ito see q
little Of the sunshine that comes into
The lives Of this Other Half? Because
q you do" be added, eagerly, 4 can
show II you.
There is going to be q dance to-
mOrroW night in which some Of my
my-er-pupils on the East Side are
interested. and they have asked me
% come. WIN you get"
The question was strict challenge
now, and had the young woman so de-
uired she would not have declined It.
81 would advise you" he said, as
ne was leaving, Ito wear something
ven, you know. Just something plain
Gnd simpls-nOt the sort you have on
nov. The Other Half, You under
utandIS be ended rather feebly,
~might-might think We were trying
a look down upon them"
The nsxt night Ruggles, with the
vpunE woman from the country
I'm besides him, hailed q erosstOWn
ear going IN the direction Of the East
RiVer.
II was nearly 10 o'clock before they
lat the ear ana made their way down
4 street from which the river lights
we're occasionally revealed.
The room they finally reached was
almost brilliantly lighted and cheap
aaRs representing the nations Of the
World were lacked to the walls In IN
6iplomatie groups. To the girl It
o.smsd as Il q large majority OF the
other Han must already be In the
RaIi room. And whatever else 4 may
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-04-26
- q F.athsr..

There was q storm Of white feathers
in the business district Of Kansas City
the other day. The doWny feathers.
like snoWfalss, we're borne upon the
wind. Whlrling around corners, twist
ing IN eddies behind bIllboards and in
alleys, piIing up IN banks In the shel-
ter Of curbstones and buildings. and
cllnging 70 electric wires until they
were festooned In long strings Of
white that looked Ike real snow, The
feathers came from The factory Of the
Kansas City Feather company. and
there were about half q car load Of
them altogether. The feathers e.
caped from the factory By an accident
20 the machinery. It win not Be PER
mitted 70 happen again, Tor the feath-
ers that we're lost we're the best geese
feathers and were worth 20 the com
pany about SIS.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-04-26

There won't be nothin' but things doln'
then"
The agile mans prophecy was al
ready being fulnlled and when the mu-
sic stopped there was q general -gittin
together" The men who had been
dancing placed their partners IN chairs
and standing before them famed them
vigorously. One young man Who
could not md a seat for his partner.
gently tipped her against one Of the
pillars and famed her frantically with
a handkerchief which he held By two
Of It's corners. Il was evidently looked
upon as a great joke and when another
young man called across the hall,
Save your strength, Danny, she'll be
side steppin' when you are dragged to
your corner" the other Half applauded
uproariously.
The lancers was announced as the
next dance by a pasteboard sign hung
from the piano. and as the sets were
being formed RuggIes calmly asked
his compaion II he might have the
pleasure Of the lancers." He did not
wait fora response. but took the girl
by the arm and led her to q vacant
place In one Of the sets. A prefer
naturally solemn man and an Jelly
naughty blonde. made up the couple
opposite her.
She was beginning to look upon this
man with a good deal Of dimdence,
when suddenly IN q forward and
back" he clutched her eonvulsivoly
around the waist, drew her close TO
him and with the ease and rapidly
Of q cream separator whirled her
around eight times In q space that did
not seem 70 her larger than twenty
I'VE cent piece. When she had OBJ
tanned her bearings once more she
was surprised to find that the nan
stiIl retained his immobility.
Not long after the square dance one
OF the amateur slumologist's pupils
discovered him and with grave cour-
tesy brought one Of his friends to Be
introduced to the slumologist's CON-
panion. From his manner and make
up the friend evidently WA young
man Of sporting proclivities. he wore
a deep red stock, q thin striped waist
coat affected by coaching men, short
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-04-26
$50 Io PAoIEIo ooAsT

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ing the months Of March and April
5000 from Chicago to Helena, Butte
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San Francisco. Portland. Seattle, Ia
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CHICAGO. III.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-04-26
A PASTOR'S WIFE pa RR' 5lf A
She Suffered Tor Years and
Felt Her Case Was Hope
IsSS-GHTsd BY
PsTuRa.

MRS. ANNA B. FLEHARTY, recent
lNl Superintendent Of the W. Q. 7. u.
headquarters, az Galesburg, III, was
for ten years one Of the leading women
first President OF the Nebraska Wesieyan
University a. Lincoln, Neb.
In a letter written from 4Ol Sixty seventh
street, W.. Chicago, III, Mrs. Fleharty
says the following In regard 70 Peruna:
Having lived a very active life as wife
and working partner OF a busy minister.
nv health failed me q few years ago.
lost my husband about the same time,
and gradually ! seemed 20 lose health
aud spirit. Ny daughter Is a confirmed
Invalid, and We both felt great need Of an
invigorator.
zone Of my neiEhborS advised me
90 thy Peruna. a botEle WIS fmmediafe-
~ secured and . gTeaf change fOOk
place "a my daughters as we'll as ID
my OWE health. Our appefifeS I'm
proved VeEy greatly, the digestion
seemed much helDsd, and reSffBi sleep
soon Improved as, 50 Ihaf we seemed
ike new women.
"a WOHld not be without PerJIus for
ten times dts cost airs. Anna b.
FEehanIY.
What used 20 be called female diseases
By the medical profession Is now called
pelvic caIarrh- IL has been found by
experience that catarrhal diseases Of the
pelvic organs are theoaRss OF most cases Ol
| 1emaie disease.
DR.. Hartman vas among the first oi
| AmeriOa's great physicians TO make this
discovery. For forty years he has been
| treating diseases peculiar 90 women, and
| long ago he reached the conclusion thai
q woman entirely free from catarrhal
] affection of these organs wOuh not b
4 EnbjBct 10 female diseaSe. He there!orl
| began using Peruna Tor these eases anf
I found IL 10 admiralty adapted TO theil
| permanent cure that Peruua has now be
/ cone the most famous remedy for female
| diseases ever known Everywhere the
/ women are using It and pratsing it
I Peruna Is not a palliative simply; y
I cures By removing toe cause Of femal'
disease
Dr. Hartman has probably cured more
1 women Of female ailEents than any othel
l living physician He makes these cure,
/ simply by using and recommending Peruna
Ms. 4. l. Brown 81 Elliott street
Memphis, Tenn, writes:
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-04-26

Il suffered for several years With bead
ache brought on by nervous prOstration.
/ was also afIiicted with insomnia ! would
get M In the morning more weary than
when I retired and / used TO dread the
approach Of night. Peruna came into my
home as q welcome guest, and within threo
short months was like another woman
have now enjoyed perfect health for over
A wear and those who have suffered as
did win know how happy am-"-hrs- E
l. Brown
Mrs. Esther II. Miner, De Grad, Ohio,
T.'I was q terrible suferer from female
weakness and had the headache cOntin-
uousfy. I was not able TO do my house
work for myself and husband / wrote
YOU and described nay condition as near
rs poSsibls You recommended Peruna.
I took four bottles and was completely
cured l think Peruna q wonderful medi-
cins. Mrs. Esther n Miner.
Congressman Thad. A. MahOn, Of Cham-
bersb1rg, Pa, writes:
slTIake pleasure On commendi1gy OuP
PeFuna as q substantial tonic and .
good caEan7h remedy" T. N. MahOn.
Ifyou do not derive prompt and satisfae-
tory results from the use OF 2 runa, write
At once 70 Dr. Hartman. giving a fun
statement Of your case and he viii b
pleased 70 give you his valuable advice
gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of ThS
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
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Jacket and peg-top trousers. he ap-
peared TO Be quite at home At such
social afairs, and when the young
woman, having apparently no alterna-
tive accedsd to his request for the
next waltz, his hand went involuntari-
" 70 the side Of his forehead. During
the dance he talked to her In the gay
persihagS Of the world as he knew Il
he told her that her dancing was Just
like stepping on eggs and that sho
was beautifully gated and bitted, and
when he found q place for her and
she had thanked him. he replied GAL
lantly, keep the change"
Beer and ale were sold at a counter
IN one corner Of the hall and between
dances there was a spirited demand
for these beverages.
After the dance the young lady went
home 20 the "Other HAIR with q Tar
better understanding Of the East Side
Of New York. The "Other Half =
eminently respectable at al its funs-
tons, and 30 are Its manners.
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Tav.Ier. ooInr No New YorE

Ara becoming quite enthusiastic over
the delightful service which the Lack
Ewanna Railroad has recently inaug-
urated from Chicago. The three
through trains each day are splendid
examples Of the car builders art Solid
comfort is provided while passengers
are whirled through the most beautiful
scenery in the East. Any railroad
agent can give information or anyone
may write 20 Geo. A. Cullen, Genl
Western Passenger Agent. 1O3 Adams
St., Chicago, who will be pleased to
respond to inquiries.
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A bnn which vas brought % town
On Steamboat to be Slaughtered
broke away non its eustodlans yss-
tsrday and vas chased 70 the rivers
edes. Plunging into tie iey waters
az fhs Ohio Il STARTED down ths stream
ana swan g distance of four miles 70
ne foot q Bisnnerhasset Island al
found its way into ths stable WAers
Il belonEsd- Il vas brought hack On
= steamboat. and eacaped the aecond
dine. swimming the river 70 ths Ohio
side. 3 nile below here. where q uaa
c,ufured this mornlnE.-Baltluorn
san.
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Gothsr Gray'ssweet Powders for Children
Successfully used by Mother Gray, nurse
in the Childrsn's Home in New York. Cures
FeverishnsS, Bad Stomach, Teething Dis
orders, move and regulate the Bowels and
Destroy Worms. Over 80, 900 testimonials.
At al druggists, 25c. Sample FREE. Ad-
dress Allen s. Olmsted, LeRoy, n. Y.
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NesO FORKS EGst Side.
Peculiar Lie and Society that Is q World
by ItseIF-A Stunning Trip.

Ihis d the tale Of q young lady
Vi1itor - New York, who had an in
tsass desire TO 50 stunning"
he great dimculty she found IN the
carrying out Of her plans was the ab-
oolute indiherence with which her host
ana hostess looked upon Summing
Aey were New Workers. When She
alntsd that q few gaslight gIImpses
e the city might prove more educating
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impoverished BlOOd.
vb.tber due to Inheritance or caused
y a depleted condition Of the system,
!: the cause Of much agony.
vogeler's Curative Compound,
rbsn taken for this trouble is a means
= salvation. It creates new fresh
issues and pure red blood corpuscles
and BY giving strength and tone to
The great vital energies Of the BODY.
+ enables them to perform their nat.
rral functions. The reader should
NOT lose sight Of the fact that VogeIers
Curative Compound is made from the
formula of one Of the most eminent
physicians.
Send at once TO St. Jacobs Oil.
Ltd, Baltimore, for a free sample
bottle.
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city OF Marble.

Modern Athens is a city Of marble.
Many Of the dwellings and business
houses and nearly all the public edi-
fees are Of that material. and even the
sidewalks on some OF the streets are
paved with It