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Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
gauma, @aib.

Sort bill ie9 Ii9e Sem Sat for We
ccrabs Soften iom MI mart / 20 Var
bar peret min u8cntIige 8iGIt, fsrft I
Subepeuoeuce, Sotpa, iaa | @rdno So
lamb, 9~ebraifa. % III / Tacoma, 8alb.
"9ecprabs8 Soften" er blepen mig en-
tiGr Zen, Iom ies npp,9 bible unSoGre,
Dog Ituloe ieg snife, at ben piloe brtnge
libt mere Rpt Der ira 8aibrn9ton, life
iaameeet for os, ipm Dor beruoe, men
mere for benz, iom aeter Jig 9eruS paa
abIten. Se, Tom / IlmtuoeIisbeo itrr'
Der, er Eptpmmere. iom life iienoer
;Sorbolbene oe berfor mango @an9e
faar ct f~orfiert Suotrpf o9 idalebes 9isr
mere Stnoe enb @dpn. Set er 10 lite
faa uemt at fibre SorboIoene, Iom De
er. Set er MI life min a9t al radOe
encr fraraabe SoIt at reiie beruo. yten
en- Sing er piIt. at Der bette Soradr
tou,mer mango berub fra Riten. vi
Sonife, iom er beruoe og iorn bar fader
8aIbiueton fiGr Tom bort Siem, enlter
at ie flere Qanbsm9no, o9 tIGr en'ter
hi Tolt, iom bar Snteresie i Strteia9en.
Ser / Sacoma er en- ounF Ient9beo,
men ben ltaur paa ipase Sober. %
berfor piloe bet bore soot, bots Der Tom
noole it9rte arrftcr fra giter, iom bill
be taoe OBJ arbeioet / Serrens Stngaaro
heruoe. 5sit.n er itpr, men Arbeioers
ne faa. 8i oil baobe o9 tro, at bpao
Der er begnuot MAJ ogiaa blibe tulos
fert. ON Ri blot tunbe tage Norem9n@
bene I'll ggempel, iaa bible bet life 9aa
iaa tranet / triitclis 5euieenbe; tbt
bbor be tommer, Der bigger ne Slrte o8
StpIe.
Tacoma er MI Ell 9p paa ca. $4,000
SnSbsggers o9 aadr after fremae; Del
bpegcs meset M oe gieuoomuleu gnar
pp. Ser er 9ip os Hsre. BOG baabsr or,
at BET bill gan IiSt lausiomt, life iom |
aarene 1889 % 1890. ea eienoomme
eit op til fabeIastise Srifer, blot for
after / '93 at iuIbe iaa orbit, at 6olt
bar glade peo at gipe Sus os Sicm
bort, bpis be bapnc liht 8ielo oerpaa.
Ser bbgees M ~elettriif Serubaue incl
LEM Sacpma og SenttIe. Ser er itor
Srafit meaem bisie 9per % Den bIiper
itaoig iterre. Srn Tacoma saar DAMP
Ifibe til Sapan % aiua % Der ieuoes
2umber nGiten ODER belle Soroeu. vi
tror, at Stateu 8aibinStou bar en- TOR
Sremtio for iia 90 iiTr er Spen Sitonia
en- Serle. Seaitle er 10 no. ben itsrltc
%" rr'n ost er life soSt al iige, hpao
0remtiSeu bill brtnse.
U. y. SIIen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
FRA Npef Sea, Slmit.s Co., Miun.

Srebag ben 1Sbe GpriI itebebes til ut
iibite Sotleiteb paa sitre ct. Slafs Stir
tesaaro be iurbiife 9epniueer af eufen
efter ben for to Gar iioen afbeoe Ole
SalnprIen Rehus, Rrs. Gnne Ytebus +.
Nilien. Gum bar fsbt / @oeIs Yreites
sielb, Rorse, 15be Nooember 1915 og
bebe ben 14oe gpriI 1902 og bar iaalcs
bes peb fin Sob SO Iar os 8 Raaneoer
sammeI. EapuIis bet iipTte Var bar
bun meeet nebbruot paa tit 2egeme.
men iom bum m9rteoe, at bet ~itunpebe
til @nben, uotalte bun bisIe Orb:
"Serre Seius, n min oiGI." linz
b~ertesnebe taIte ct Gfifebens Orb / Sers
gebuiet. afosbe bar Wooer til ~
8srn, bborai be 4 par tilItebe oeb Be
grapelien. S Suiet bleb iureet lite %
Ste gers of Salncn 227. en- at benbes
trange gnDIinesialmer FAINT lite Iers
af 457. ba 3iiten baares no. S Girteu
tulte 8aItor s. u. SborIen oper 9aptos
Salme 90, lobe oe 12te Sers, tibet be
5 fsrite @ers al 39S o9 efter SaIen be
4 iibite al ian1ne SaIme bIep afiungne.
Dtr. g. 2piti9, benbes Sbtgerisn, bar
r;eget b~ebiGlpelig uteo at arran9ere Der
fprnsbne.
Sen Ste Tai agter Baitor Sborien
at tiItrGSe fin paat9ntte Ror8esretie.
lcoiaeet at fin 9atter, Nuua; ban retier
oner Quebec meb en- al auanlin1ers
Sumperc. 3bie Ssnbag efter Yaaitc
afbolbt ban ~&oufrmation ooer beg9e
Menisbeoers 1lneoom % bill Ace Seus
bag efter 8aaite rinteligois boIoe tin
iibite 8reten for fin arretie til Sienls
lunbct. - 9enue gitter bar pi bapt ct
ualminbeIiat 8obt SER, lt9eiom bet
inmme er SifRIbet. mepens bisie &tns
icr nebifripcs; imibIertib bar Den foloe
Q,rft os be 9anife fisIlge gtGtter / Sore
ming meb ben tsrre Sinb Ia9t Sinortns
eer ipcicn for gaararbeibets nofereIle,
fporfor Der tln or 9auife faa, lom er al
beles feroige. SilIlut ba en- tiGrIt9
SilIen til 8labets 8erIonaIe o9 taIri9e
3GietreoS.
BERNHARD Stoltenberg.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
Eatarrh ON Eaaren.

Barren er oen be0Ite Gio I'll ge.
bon6lin9 al aotarrb. Raturen for.
nDcr Jig ieIO bUer gaor. Spitemet
iornue5 oeO 8~auroeiret. 9ette qigr
Reoicinen mere uirfnin9sfuIS. Gn
FORT Sur me6 Beruno, asiiiteret al
8naren3 ouitipIote 2lrft. oil beIbreoe
gurle baar0noffe0c EilipIoer al SO.
torrb. Ser i Harepi3 bar mo6itaaet al
@ebau0linl. Gnbuer bur0e bare t
GrempIur al Or. Sartmau3 iioitt
BOG ON aotorr1, Nore8ie: GHe 8e.
runa Neoicine So. Columbus 8.
0ui3 &c life Opnnar burtige %
til ireovItjuer6c Reiultoter ira grll.
gen al Terurn. inu ifriU itror til Or.
0artmor o. ~iorfIor nsie Ceres I'll.
irloe. % ban utI me0 8IEoe gt0e
Gem lit pUrOiiuIoe Roao gratis.
Strio til Or. 6artmon, Brpiioeri
Al 1arman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Cbic.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
en- Uaar-Jonic.

NTiten cnbUer trPnger en- Comic
ont &oorcn. 9togct til at iriifc %
NerOernc, itprtc Sicrnen og renie
9looet. ut Ecrumu tan gisre Bette
er u0enIor al IulI. GnbUer, Ser bar
prepct oen, bar bapt Den iomnc Gr.
iarinQ ION Mrs. .. V. SimberIofc /
2putbur0. 8o., Der / ct 9rep ioruulia
uotrpttc ij8 pan feIgen6e Waa0t:
Seq toBcr aItiO en- 9oii3 al Reruna
eiter Gorrctning5ti0en. 0a Set er en-
itorortet Sing ior Neroerrc. Ger I'm.
oe5 inGcn beore Boar ionic. og ie,l
bar brllqt Dem omtreut oQe".
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
8alespiae, grempealeau Co., gSis.

Sea ipueS, at @aIcsuiae o9ind Dor
prrc reprricnteret / ebcrS Rreoe Slao.
oerfor bill lea itripe rogle Siuicr Tor at
Iabe "3ecprubs SoIteu"s 9Giere ina ct
Subblit / Sagernes EtIitauo Der I
Gainesville. 8i bar pent @eir her oppc
MI, men uo9lc Sage iioen bar oct AMBER
lebes, ou blRite BET aloeles torfGroe. 10,
90 Stspct bpirpIebes / Suften, iad ar
bet om1paeOe ale Ting / IN Gage al
Step. 3aarurbeibet er III / fulO Sang.
% altins Ipues iuIbt al 2io o8 Strtipms
heb. Ser er life iaa mango Stuoeuter
nh iom fsr 9anife; ba a Der nemIig
40 90 M or her "a Smoeuter. Bor
Iiter9rc Screening holocr line Rsoer
bper 6reSaes afteu. os bier iig at urre
IrrScles IGrerig % uuperboloeroe. Tn
"g;aIe 9au Club BIZ blioe orsauiieret
meo Oct isrite. % 81 bar 6eapnot al
pratriiere. for at pi ON en- 10 Tigers 5io
Tan ltaa en- Snit mso 5stito.egutterne
Der. gi tommsr osiaa til al bespRoe
at ipiue ~9aipu SeHuis." naar ri iaar
bort "9apu tennis Set" hoiIttr life
blioer IGuee til. en- StuSent.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
Epordan sterke Nerver fdaes.

Sort, repurer oen Sta0e, ION auC.
reOe er giort Ceres Rerper. Gen ret.
tie Waooc at 9iere bette pua er at 8is
re nsiagtiat iom Wtottle y. Curtis,
SefretGr ior 2egion Of 2opnl @omen,
SoteI Solem, Bottom. Mtoia. Sun
ifrep / et 8rep fornpIt1: Seq leo /
oper ct Mar al oIminOeIig SuGffcIi1
% affrGiteIie, Der 9iorOc iia 9iP.'
oenoe JON bcftiQ @~opeopine % Hp8.
imerter. Seq to8 ire SLATER al BE,
ruro, % / TO Wtoncoer bar leg MI
Drret iuIoitpu0ig fri Tor Oi8ie Gla.
der".
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
Mpnrue, z. DAT.

Sbab geiret aneaar, laa bar bi bapt
en- meget fin 8inter, % Ri tit en- tiolis
Ham. On COB Del al Speoen bar
iaact Der | llgen, iom enbte meb ben
15oe Warts; iiben ben Sib bar gctret
pGret meset foIot for aarstioen. men
dlligcoel er ben tiblis iaaepe Sbeoe
langt fremme. Gen bar nIlerebe ri
(oen 7be Gpril) ipiret I'D ODER Sors
Den. os altins tpoer paa, at ri bill fan
en- COB SlbIins.
SlnSbebsttIitmrbeu er COB % alt er I
beoite @elsaaeuoe. Ole Senior.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
graub Morris, q. Dat.

Seq iaa / "SecorabsS oiten" for 21oe
Rarts, at en- Ibrabam Z. anberlon ira
9obee Gountb, Rinnsiota, meb Here
bapbe beret i Rc2ean Go, 81. 2af., oe
taeet SomeIteab. % ban dnbefaIeoe a1'
bre SoIf til at relic Oerub % taee Some'
iteab. ba 2anbet oar iaa pent. gRau>
Ben ticnosr moi life til 2anbet berllSe
peb Risiourifloben; ban bar tdnlte bare
taIt meo 49enter euer SoIt, Tom er tn'
teresieret / OF faa alt bet terre Sano Der
belt opiettIet, o9 bar fcrtaIt ham, at
aoItn9cn aIori9 ilog fell. Wen Sa9en
CT, at ApIin9eu uGiten beitanotg Ilaar
fell beruoe. Set fan ~inbtrGfe 6 a 7
Nar efter boeranore, at be faar mtrlnre
eno en- SrebiebeIs Gbling, 30 War al
ii fan De faa COB Ipltng; bet ian De
mango Suubrebe SettIere, iom ban pre"
bet bet i be iiblte 20 Iar bepiie, og en-
flor Sci bar I~Irttet % reiit oerfra for
flere Gar iibeu. Set bebIte er at babe
&reatl1rer, men ba nlaa mal babe Here
Sunoreoe Gcres 2ano til fin Haaol8'
heb, for / be terre Aar 9ror Der tntet
9res bberten pilot eler tautt, unota8en
/ Rprene % paa lupt 2arlo, % bet Tan
p9re lanst til iaaom en- Ssilaat. Oct
er Iangt bebre peb Rouie 8iper, bbcr be
iaar nugget mere Rean, o9 8rpoen er
iitter. On &ploni paa 80 Warb rellte
fra Subron. 8isconiin, / 1882 til VIC"
2ean Co.. n. Sat, os toe Sonleiteab.
Set bar bare 8 0ianb. Tom lenebe Der
6 a s 4ar oe propebe pp lit &anp, %
/ 1891 bar Bet bare 2 Rarb igien at
belle 8olonien; ale De andre bupoe retlt,
ba De funot I'D, boor tsrt os baarlt8t bet
bar. Seq fan 9tpe Hapnene. ON bet
en1tes, ba ieg bar en- al bent.
Gnoretp ImuroIon.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25

AllOitor / erie Gountp. Iep Dort,
Sobn ". REF, itrep ng,i9 / ct
Nreu ira buffalo, Nem gort: %rieI
blep al en- Ben ooertoIt til at prGoe
en- SLATE al 0crcs Dpoerlige Nerpc.
Comic, Eerlmo, % ReiuItotet par iol
tilireOsitiaeuOe at Oct ifal mere ems
glpoc mig at on6ciale oen."
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25

Tis Seen gbtmau, 30sH Grano Noenue, gliIwautee g8s, 7rUer:
Ser sr iutet iom Yeruna for ben trGtr 5Ornsmmslie. Der aloris
Gem nogeu Inhibition fur S9 ear arbcioe Sitter en- lauguarig
SpgOOm fotc lea mig iOr ct aar Hben noe al StanO til at sienpuOe min
0elbreS, men re 6laher al Ycruna bepirfeOe en- piOnnSerhg 5uranoring
o. gRngap MIG iulohGuoigt Stlbresen. Saal9nge man booer lit Sloo
90 Stanr. haar bet life paa. o. Geruua iuneS at iploc aarerne msO rent.
LnOt BLOB. Seq anbealsr ben paa bet OpristigHe."
WiiS 0eleu gBhitman.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25

grab ausaar Snmaiurth 'Suspennsn.s DC
q les seot tillrtbs ms0 ben. Zen bar ar.
bsioeI nIireosiiutaee l enbper Senisenee I
ben lib. Ies bar bart otR- Graaten ie;tsps
81 80. xSr3 CIfsn, Rfusn, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
Mervespmkksise.

Guiin0er al EiIipIocr turoe nnig'
res. bpor Eeruna er bit brugt for III
reOoc 6oIt ira 6oroGrueIien oeO
ipEfteOc Nerper % bar brogt Dem i
Qoo, ioIio SeIbreS8tiIitano. Gountp
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
correspondence .

aorapohaaaau An Ram % asrst ass hs sam ubar eenpHh Ill be SHt h sasansat msn.
irtr Hfoamcnn. Nnonu oil IL bhpso mntadr rbmanou psMomuurx mrppnn e1Er
!. bet me assampnsn mna bmt gaonn os abusfn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25

Wrs. 2eone GoIeban, Friper | ct
9rsn ira Commercial Sotel, Rinne.
opoIis, Ninn.:
Che 8errno Ieoicine Go. GoIltm.
bus, >.
9reSr Scrrcr: - IS to Waane.
Der crpcrimcntcrcbc min SGsc mco
mig 90 iurisste at bclbreSc en- itcrf
Turfislslie, Der bauoe lat iis fat /
min Maus % ioraariasebs Setrnoclic
% aatnrrb. Seq blcu ba FLAIR oucr,
at ban ligcircm uar noe at Stauo til
at biGlpe, % Sa ies baube lGit cnoel
imiarenbe gibnssbprS ON @Groien al
Ecruna / iaaSuune SilfGloer, tGnftc
jog, at iea uiloc prspe Den.
Oct toa ier Tiger, fsr jc9 fnnbe ipiic
ct Waaltip Wab uben ubebagclige
Splscr, men jcg bar M prrct raft
i ier Iaauebcr, % jog siuer ben bcIt
areoit til Veruna".
Wrs. Gepne 9oleban.
Snr &c Neroer? Bel 9e bsr hnpe
Rerper. Mer Oct bsr pPre Iterte Ser
Der. gcoe Rerper. StiPIoer 0e pna
Saanben? &c leoer ior burti9t. @r
Geres &ierte unoertioen uroIi3t? g
burbp better iige Stop. Imeritouernc
Ieper for burtigt. De preSier ior NE.
get inc ! en- enteIt DAG. De bar iorIi'
Den 5rItiO. 5oipitaIerne % Sin0%.
ip0eaiplerne fploea. Cen title, Iono
li9c Sp9ge ira 9arnle 0aGc bIir en-
SipIocrbco. Get er poo Gioc, at Vi
in6ittQer oenne Yruria.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25

or BIZ kvit ForkjBielscn.
LaxAsive Bromo Outline Tabiets helbreder For lie
lslss paa en- Dag- Ingen kur. ingen BcrAling. PTts &c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-21
NOT A RAcE WAR.
Negroes Chased from II Dorado, H.,
 Merely for Fun.

ReIeAy TOT uu. Springfield, H.. June 3,-Colonel Theo- dore Ewart. Assistant Adjutant General of Illinois, returned today from Fl Do rado. Saline County. where he investigat- ed the alleged outrages of negroes, in accordance with instructions of Governor Yates.
 He submitted to the Governor report of existing conditions in Saline County In which he says the reports have been greatly exaggerated. "A summary of his report follows;
 ''That the law in Fl Dorado and Saline counties was violated by persons un- known: that no one in Saline County can designate any person connected with these violations of law; that two fami- lies received warning to leave; that oth- CTS moved away of their own accord, be- ing frightened, and that inmates of the coiored industrial school left on advice of the Sheriff of Saline County; that the war, nor any organized movement by cit- izsns against colored residents; that in his opinion the trouble originated from e spirit of fun. deviltry or bravado on the part of the young and irresponsible per soHs, and was kept up because some of the colored residents became frightened; that the citizens of Fl Dorado and Saline G unties generally depiore the acts of these unknown persons; that the citizens will endeavor to stop all further lawless acts"
 Colonel Ewart does not believe that any colored residents of Saline County Is endangered in respect to life or property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-21
FOREST FIRES DESTRUCTION,
Believed That Many Persons Have
 Lost Their Lives.

Tacoma, Wash, June 20.-The fire de- partment of this city has sent men. en- zines and hose on a special train to Buckley, this county, which Is threatened with complete destruction by forest fires.
 Undoubtedly many lives of mountain campers and loggers have been lost be- tween Buckley and Enumelay, King County, Enumclay Is also threatened with destruction.
 The damage to timber and buildings m the town is over S10o.1o0 About forty women and children are shut of by fire from reaching the town and are suf- fering greatly from heat and smoke. Twenty buildings and one large mill are burning. There are two fires raging through the heavy timber on the noun tain side. Many farmers are supposed to have been destroyed. Every camp in the Green River district Is reported to be either destroyed or threatened with des- truction.
 The employees from Pages Camp at Eagle Gorge have arrived here and tell thrilling story of escape. Fires struck the camp at noon today, descending upon 1t in a roaring sheet of flame.
 A narrow path to safety remained and men, women and children to the number of sixty hurried through it. Three men made their escape by wading through the river and up the line. It is reported that seven men from Smiths camp on Cedar River which was burned. are missing. bu. the report cannot be verified.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-21
THE TENT MEETING.
Revival of Cumberland Church Be-
 gins Tomorrow.

Revival services under the auspices oi the Cumberland Presbyterian Church ot Montg omery will begin tomorrow morning at II o'clock in tent pitched in the va cant lot at the corner of Church and Ca toma Streets The services will be led ny Rev N. D. Crawford. father of Rev. w. M. Crawford, pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Montgomery.
 The tent In which the meetings will be held has been erected. The seats for the congregation have been arranged and all is in readiness for the opening of the series of meetings. The tent is commodi- ous enough to accommodate a large audi ence and 1t is waterproof Pamphlets ad- vcrtislng the meetings have been distr: o- ute1 and the publl, 's generally inform d of the revival services.
 Rev. N. D. Crawford, who will conduct the revival services, comes from Chapel Hill, Tenn. He Is said to be an eloquent preacher and is one of the prominent ministers of his denoTination.
 During the pr ,greSs of the revival daily services will be helH at ?. m. and D. m,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-21
$SO,OOO,O00 MORTGAGE
LARoHsr PROPERTY TRANSFER
 EVER REcoRDIp. HERE.
The Atlantic Coast Iine Secures Bonds to the United States Trust Company of
 New York.

Mortgage records in the Probate office of Montgomery County were broken yes- terday when the mortgage executed by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad to the United States Trust Company of New York was filed for record. The mort gage transferred property valued at tsO.- 0o0.000 the heaviest sum ever named in . mortsage filed in Montgomery County.
 The original of the mortgage was filed In Virginia. Nine copies, 1t Is said, will be filed in Alabama as matter of rec ord. The mortgage is printed in p,m- phlet form and contains 1Q2 pages. The copies are signed by w. c. Elliott, Pres ident of the Atlantic Coast Line, and other officials of tEe road. The uiortgage is to take up the indebtedness of the Att lantic Coast Line, and the Savannah. Florida and Western Railroad Company. These two roads were recently consoli- dated and the mortgage Is filed in favor of the trust company to secure new issue of dfty-year per cent bonds.
 Some of the existing mortgages on property composing the Atlantic Coast Line and the Savannah. Florida and Western bore interest at per cent.
 The Plant System was a part of the Savannah. Florida and Western Road at the time of the consolidation on May 13. The total amount of mortgages existing on the property in the consolidation was $S6. .0oo This is to be immediately taken up and the surplus of the proceeds from the ts0,ooo.ooo mortgage. 1t is said, will be used towards the improvement of the roads.
 Under the terms of the mortgage, no mile of the tracks of the different roads Is to be mortgaged for more than ts0.0oo. The Atlantic Coast Line at the time of tie consolidation vas effected had a mileage of 1.e75. and the Savannah. F1er- ida and Western Railroad Company had a mileage of 1,7o1.
 A copy of the mortgage will be fled in the counties in Alabam traversed by the Plant Sygtem.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-21
Gloomy Future for Cuba.

New York. June 20-There ig a feeling of great disappointment here. says d Ha- vspa dispatch to The Tribune. over the probability that the Senate will not pass a Cuban reciprocity bill. Cubans have ebcut given up sll hope of relisf from tIis source The peorle assume a gloomy view of the future condition of the island. Their confidence in Presi- dent Roosevelt gives a last hope that he will save them from absolute ruin by me- gotiating direct reciprocal treaty with President Palma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-21
COFFEE SENSE.
To Drink, or not to Drink. the
 Question.

A prominent St. Paul woman comments on coffee as follows;-
 While I was drinking coffee I was troubled with slecplessne1s and palp!ta- ton of the heart. I began to feel suspic- ieus of coffee poison and having no de- sire to drug myself. realized how incon- sistent it was for me to continue the use of anything that helped to break me down, so I quit coffee and began using Postum Coffee.
 Now I sleep well and consequently feel refreshed. and am much strengthened. Palpitation of the heart has ceased and altogether life seems worth living.
 Some of our family like little coffee mixed in with Postum; that, of course, is much healthier than the old fashioned coffee alone
 If is true that very strong coffee of the hest flavor has little more fascina ting taste to some palates than pure Pcstum. On the other hand. there are thousands of people that prefer the flavor of Pos tIm pure and simple. If coffee agrees pelfectly, and people are not ill in any way. there seems no good reason why coffee should be discontinued unless there Is A fear of disease finally setting nm from the continued use of a drug. On the other hand, if any member of fam ily is ailing in stomach. bowels, kid neys. eyes, or the nervous syEtem, such one should immediately quit ordinary coffee and take Postum Food Coffee. A sure result can be depended upon and a gradual feeling of health and strength will come from the change. Health, of course, Is worth almost everything on earth.
 Some people are so constituted that it is hard for them to give up habit even if good health is the reward but 1t is perfectly easy to leave off coffee when one can have well boiled cup of Pos tuH in its place
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-21
ENGLISH NAVY DEFICIENT.
scathing Criticism by Sir Charles
 Beresford.

London, June a0.-Durin gthe discussion of the navy estimates in the House of Commons today, Rear Admiral Lord Charles Beresford. Conservative. scath- ingly criticised the deficiency of the navy.
 He declared the whole Admiralty system was rotten and led to great extravagance and that there was general want of ef- ficiency In the navy on which depended the existence of the empire. This was the Judgment of all ths commissions of ;r,- quiry and had been proven a fact. Every increase in the number of ships and ev' cry improvement in them had been the result of outside agitation. As the result of such agitation the British Meditsrra- mean fleet was now . fourth stronger than year ago.
 It was remarkable. Lord Beresford add ed, that both army and navy officers were compelled to threaten to resign in order to get things righted. Great Britain had only 20000 naval reserves instead of the requisite 80.000 and the engineer room de- partments were thousands of men short.
 As to armament both the United States and France possessed superior guns. Blunders- would continue until separate business board was appointed at the Admiralty and was made responsi- ble for the efficiency of the feet Treasury control was fatal to efficiency.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-21
ONE CHICAGO DIvoRcE CASE.
And It May Possibly De Very Muci
 Like Many Others.

Hs rtfCrd Courant.
 A Chicago man named Benham was in court last week. seeking a divorce from his wife. Ws guess he won't get it. Mrs. Edna Koch, who calls herself q private detective. has put a spoke in his wheel. She testifies that she was em- ployed by Banham's lawyers to work up evidence in tho case. First and last they paid her, she says. $6ss. December. she says. onn of the Benham lawyers, M. J. Thompson, told her he wa lted to get some Christmas money" and thought he could get Si,00 out of Beaham if she would sign statement, which he would prepare, and would destroy almost im- mediately, After some hesitation she signed 1t. Later she was told, she says. that Benham's lawyers wanted her to testify in court that Mrs. Benham had been drunk and had otherwise grevious- ly misccnducted herself In her (M.s, Koch's) house-which wasn't so. She was promised $465 when she left the wit ness stand, she says, if her testimony was satisfactory. She refused. she says. to bear false witness against Mrs, Ben- ham. She learned in some way that the signed statement had not been destroyed. T told Mir. Thompson" she says. that If he didn't stop acting the way he was doing, would tell all that I knew"
 Of course, after Mrs. Koch completed her story in the court room Lawyer Thompson had to go upon the witness stand. His version of the affair Is that last fall she told him she knew persons who would be useful to him as wit nesses in the case, and he told her that If she helped him in that way he would pay for her services She offered to testify in the case herself for Ss00-half down. half after testifying. "She got angry afterward," says Lawyer Thompson" and did not feel like using her as wit ness, I wrote the original draft of the statement she refers to in order to test her and find out If we would be justified In paying her the amount she asked for. consider thls affair one of spleen be- cause we did not pay her as she wanted us to.
 A pretty lame effort at explanation and self-exculpation, Lawyer Thompson!