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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13

erciSe their option 10 work only a few
hours day
InI. answering the contenticn that min
irg is extremely dangerDus and IN
healthy and tends TO shorten life, the op-
orators set forth petition recently cir
culated il the interest Of candidate
for zine inspector. which contained the
names Of ninety-five en7loyes Of one
the mine for twenty years or more.
twenty for forty years or more. and five
for fifty years or more
The demand for the weighing Of coal
and payment by the legal ton Of z240
pounds instead of z759 or &ec0 pounds. is
characterized as a thinly disguised effort
10 secure a 80 per cent incneass in wages.
The answer asserts that e7s0 pounds OF
coal as it comes from the mine is barely
sufficient to produce a 2240 ton of pre-
pared coal
Regarding the declaration OF the min
ers that Ia Dor unions Improve the morals
and the discipline OF their members, this
comment is made:
This .aay be true when applied to
some organizations. but when applied 10
the miners union we enter . most en-
phatic denial, and propose TO introduce
evidence showing that prior TO the ad-
vent Of the United AIineworkers OF
America it was considered bad form
10 kin or MAIN 4 citizen who attempted
to exercise his constitutional right 20
sell his labor. and that the vast number
Of brutal murders and beatings during
the past five months show that the
teachings OF the United Mineworkers has
brought abo1t such moral obliquity taht
its members believed themselves justi-
led in these acts; also that officers Of
the union justified these acts by furnish
ing bail and counsel for those who have
been guilty of these atrocious acts.
we believe we shall be able "a prove
such tremendous losses OF life and money
as the direct results Of the methods OF
this particular union as to convince
your honorable commission that it is in
expedient 10 DO any act which may CON
-ribute TO It's continued existence"
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INVESTIGATING pERRYs LIFE
His Sweetheart Had ewelry Belonging
to Miss McPhee.

to Miss McPhee.
Can15ridge, Mass. Nov. 12.-The police
spent today investigating the past life
and n ovements of George L. o. Perry.
the young negro who. yesterday. upon
the release Of Alan c. Mason. was
charged with the murder OF Miss Clara
A Morton at Waverley.
ToniEAI .Ae SomerviHe police found
Pezry's sweetheart and after persuasion
got hes TO exhibit whatever jewelry she
had received from Perry. Among the
trinkets was a gold chain, which was
Immediately recognized as having be-
lonzed TO Miss McPhee. Private marks
on the chain proved the Identification
and the jeweler who sold it to Miss Nc
Phee later described his own marks upon
it, The chain had been given by Perry's
sweetheart to her sister. The officers
next secured a letter written by Perry
10 his sweetheart and one 70 her sister
ana in the latter missive there is ref
erence TO a chain and the injunction not
70 say word about it. When Miss Nc
Phee was in the hospital. during q lucid
moment. she asked, Where is my
chain?"
At The time there was an abrasion on
her 9eck caused by the forcible tight
ching Of q chain worn there. After her
death search was made for the chain. bat
as it was not pawned in this vicinity
no clew to the murderer was secured in
this way. The police refused 10 give the
names Of the girls
All of Perry's clothese were taken from
him today, because an ofhcer thought he
a blood spot on shirt sleeve.
Perry admitted the spot was blood. say
ing mat he had had a bleeding tooth
Tonight all the negro's clothing at his
home was seized. Some Of this. especi-
ally n coat, has stains which look like
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
GUTHRIE woMAN's DEATH
Wife Of Charles Vances Passes Away
Very Suddenly.

Guthrie. O. r, Nov. 12.-Mrs Mabel
Vance, wife Of Charles Vance, the okla
hona avenue cigar merchant, died at
e clock this morning of heart failure.
Her death was very sudden and wholly
unexpected and comes as a shock to her
many friends in Guthrie.
Mrs. Vance had been sick but short
time and this morning complained Of a
pain in her side. Before assistance could
reach her she had become unconscious
from which state she never recovered
Dr. Duke was Immediately called, but she
was dead before he could arrive.
The deceased was y years Of age and
an active member of the Trinity Guild
and has been a resident Of the city for
several years. The body was taken to
Winfield, Kan, the old home this after
ncon. where the funeral VIII be held to-
morrow.
The body was escorted to the Santa Fe
depot by a large delegation Of Elks, of
which lodge the bereaved husband is
member
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
CHURCH is DEDICATED
Edmond Now Has One OF Prettiest
Churches in Okiahomn.

Guthrie, o. T., Nov 12.-One of the
Oklahoma was dedicated at Edmond on
last Sunday by Rev. Lee B. Myers, for
merly Of Wichita. The building is Of
brick veneer. with stylish metal ceiling
and pebble finish plaster walls. 1t has
a seating capacity of 500 people and is
the pride OF the town. Rev. Mr.. Myers
made two fine addresses and raised over
a bundred dollars more than was asked
for
Edmond is q thriving town OF 1000 in
habitants, and here is located one of the
territorial normal schools. with an enroll
ment at the present time of over 450. The
school has been and is doing a great
work. The splendid church edifice just
dedicated Is in accord with the many ad-
vantages offered to the hundreds Of stud
ents who attend this school.
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Side and from this time on until the next
election the county affairs viii be coz
trolled by Democrats.
AT this time, in ny estimation, Kiowa
county is probably 100 Democratic, and
not over that figure L believe that two
years from now we win have an even
break. or better than that. There are
many southern Democrats desirous Of
selling their claims in order that the
may return 10 their native states. Nortf =
ern people are coming N and rs a matt n
OF fact thele We're many northern peoT ae
in Kiowa ecublicans-1ot en-
titled to vote at the last election ow ing
to their short tine OF residence in the
county, Some Of the men on the county
were beaten 0Fer s99, while McGlGre ran
ahead Of his ticket, the official majority
Of Cross orJy being 81
Mr.. Bene diets friends state at he is
running n best daily ana weekly paper
in the new country, but the Kio[a county
euiJor is modest and only says that he IS
doing fairly well"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
SWEETHEART STABBS LOVER
Eifty Rryas OF Iozs0n Makes short
work OF Baker

lovs tragedy has bs~n e-aetsa 81 sAis
city 'a TIE fsG view y hs-1ress ~ pe..-
fie. cables tire Loafor corre-rerferf ~
'he Hersii vounE woman nasnss
kiiiy asron. stabbeS % s-a.z her lover
Arthus Fesieola Baker. a w-ii k-s-rn
member ~ the stocs sxchrrFs
frfcre fhc sToraE c1etd move she vas
se-zcl - several illnesses - ere dees
ard TiVer i1to rt4Tfafy rse crime
wh.ch BED every e-ensnt - rsu-arisn-
an took place srt ossoziae the fo-r-
lar1 strst prstofee hlsaezh -.
-isg 1 generally ueki1r re-rr a4-
iLe l-r-s mayor nro-ersfoa. there was
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ACTRESS SWALLOWED WATCH
1t WIZ he Several Days Before She
Can Play A@akss.

Quincy Ill. Nov. 1L-Maude Lillian
Berri, the prima donna of the Sultan Of
Sulu company, has been under the care
of a physician since Saturday morning.
when she arrived here. While asleep at
Keoxuk Iowa, Friday afternoon she swal-
lowed a Swiss watch about the size Of
silver dime and did not know it. Al
ter the KeOkuk performance. a search
was made for the missing timepiece. but
it could not be found
Saturday evening Miss BerTi could
scraceIy get through with her perform
ance owing to an eXcruciatins pain. DR..
Henry Hatch, one of the leading physi-
clans Of the city, was sent for yester-
day. and he prescribed for her. but dur
ing the afternoon the pains increased and
he was summoned again. He induced her
to submit TO an X-ray examination at
his Office. with the result that the missing
watch was found in her intestines.
The company departed this afternoon,
but ii VIII be several days before Miss
Berri wiz be able to play.
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SP0NABLE FOR DEPUTY
Kelly the First state Oiieer-eieet 20
EEasSe an Apnafntment

Topeka Kan, Nov. l2.-State Treasurer
elect r. T. Kelly today offered the posi-
tor Frank ". Sp0uabie Of Johnosn coun-
". This is the first appointment an
nounced by any OF the men who VIII
compose the new administration. The job
pays S3od0 a year.
Senator Spcnable and Mr. Kelly have
been close friends for several years and
the appointment was made more on a per
sonal than a political account. senator
Sponabie' : business experience especially
fits him for the duties Of the ONCE.
II Senator S2onable accepts the po-
sition he likely viii not go into cffice until
after the session u the legisi ature-at
any rate not tiil after the settlement Il
the fight for United States senator.
In the last senatorial campaign Spon-
q HE was for Burton
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
WILD WEST RETURNS
Joe Miller's Show was a Success Down
South

Blackwell, 0. T, Ncv 12.-The News
says: The Wild West show, made up Of
cowboys and Indians from ranch l01. ar
rived Sunday evening on special train
from Birmingham, Ala, where the show
has been one of the attractions at the
Alabama state fair. Immediately upon ar
rival here. and the unloading Of the stock.
the whole outfit pulled oct for the ranch,
their big vacation now being over.
The Chiocco Indian band that accom-
panied the show 10 Alaba ma, stopped at
Chlocco IS the train pass ID the schools,
and those boys doubtless have many
things 10 relate to the balance Of the In
dian students at the schools
1t is said that the show cleared, above
all expenses of going and returning, lit
tie over 1.500. That is not bad. consider
ing the fact that the whole affair was
planned more for a holiday for the cow
boys and Indians on the ranch than
Tnoney-making venture
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x IL STD zEA
esars the 4 The Kind You Hare llEas Bosgs
CT <aEXZZltZE6x
INDEPENDENTS MAKE ANSWER
Alleging That Anthracite Miners Get
Sufficient PAY.

Scranton. Pa. Nov. i2.-The answer of
the independent operators OF the Lack
awana and Wyoming region 20 the state
ment Of President Mitchell Of the Mine
workers union was made public tonight.
In response to tn demand for an in
crease in wages. they say that the pres
ent wages are such as to enable the dill
gent and skillful miner 10 earn more
per hour than sry class Of labor. skilled
or unsAiiied. in tie towns fl which their
nil IS are located ani amply sufficient
f. allow him ron only to maintain an
American STANDARD Of living and educate
has children. o1t 20 lay aside something
for DIS old age.
That some nIirers' wages are small.
il Is stated. l'ccausc they choose 10 ex-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
MILLIONAIRE AT GUTHRIE
Joseph Helm VIII Build at Territorial
Capital.

Guthrie, O. T, Nov R.-The Leader
says.
Joseph J. Helm. president of the Helm
Proving company of Kansas City, is in
the city and is stopping at the Royal
Mr. Helm is on a tour Of Oklahoma and
is well pleased with the large increase
OF business for his company under the
management Of Ned Cheadle. To a Lea
der representative this afternoon Mr..
Helm said:
We viii soon commence the erection
Of q two-story and basement brick build
ing at the northwest corner Of Harrison
and Second streets. The building will
cost $4,000 and the second floor win be
Tor Office rooms our business in Okla
Iona is growing and l am wei pleased" i"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
FELTz rgAre prvlnE
IN the Middle o. the Seventh Roure
Spcrce Wers Ia

Baltimore hs Nef I--farnrsy Feltr.
tie sautsu weight chsup.ar ~ ms
9aTf. rs- gives tAe se-.-.ea ever rr-.
NJ Derias - PhHsss rais taaiZas ts.
fore tna Eataw 6fnlef- cIaf r. fss
middle - ire -rscnfh raa-f r-..s f--e-s
s-rFfai rr5fr aa1 lfffs ~ u> ssu.
Tash r-i che eisesiehisa u ne rst
a1i - s-7nes fhrew ~ tat seo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
YukoN RlVER FRoZEN
Steamer IA France Caught and Held
In Ice.


Victoria. p c. Sov. f2.-Ths steamer
Araur from skagway reports that the
Yukon has heen frozen s9iid and ;he
steamer IA France was caugh. ard hsle
in the ice when erroute down. near
Minto. she All remain there aH uirter
ard fears are expressed that she rsaT
30 crushed hy the f1r The steamers
WHhur Csmui1. Thistle ard Eleanor.
whlch reached White Hor.s o. Nove,n-
ber g. vere THE last i1 service The
a-zt stage flau EFhite FIorfe reached
Dawson ou N5verher g, zfrer siz days
travel. and the a-zt stage frem Dawson
was dur q WHITE Horse On Hg1fav
4 DaTs1n dispatch says thaf Mar Car
rier III Terresu left LzvEf7 E'sre1aY
nornirr. octeser = wsth ~ poanes -
lovsr -sver ra1 in 8 FetsFaoro canos
pc vas caught in g. see ~ six m..ss
below tre Gaoash ~ Earfy 1sIe. his ca-
1os crushed a-d the rsa 3os1 FerEcaa
na-roa'y sszsped w-th his lfe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
ANDERSON ALIAS TAMeo
VIII be Brought to Kansas, Charged
WITH Assault

Guthrie, @. r. Nov. I2-Governor Tom
B. Ferguson today honored requisition
from Governor W +. Stanley of Kansas
for the return to that state of William
Anderson, alias ''Tambo wanted for
assault with intent To xiii on the person
Of Burton = Neal. II is alleged that
Anderson etacked Neal with a knife Sc
verely NoVn6ing him. Anderson is under
arrest in uis city and viii be taken TO
Wyon6otte county immediately
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Looan County Hioh School.

Guthrie. o. T.. Nov. 12.-Logan coun-
T., people voted on the proposition to es-
tablish county high school. The prop
osition carried, and the county high
school will be erected. In many counties
ir Oklahoma. the county high school
matter when brought before the people,
1rrae 1ost
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SOLDIERS HELD UP
Members OF seventeenth Infantry
Esaxe Ffsht - ith Eoofnah-.

Spokane. Wash. Nov I2-Privates
Lewis and Stevens II Company II. seen
teenth infantry. were sl1t IN battle
with f1otFads in thc suburbs of this city
earl, this morning Lews was wounded
in the arn and Stevens ia the haEis
The TWO soldiers were held up oy t0ur
robbers while en- the way to Fo-- wright
They gave up their money. brt afte--
wards attacked the rcbacTs. 4 rossh and
tusg3air IEht followed the solder Is y l1g
wounded and PIT ~ llEht-
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coMANcHE COUNTY RETURNS
They Reach Secretary Grimes by
REGISTERED Mail

Guthrie O. r., Nov. 12.-The county
commissioners of Comanche county can
not be mandamused by Democrats to
change their decision in the Comanche
county election matter. This afternoon
Secretary William Grimes received
through the registry department Of the
Guthrie postoffice the Official returns
from the county clerk Of that county
and the matter is now out OF the hands
of the county commissioners The re-
turns viii not be opened until the oath.
but the official count of 80 has undoubt-
ediy been returned to the secretary Of
the territory
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the u-uai press Of business ~ this ever
busy Office
Scores of men ard boys were passing
the SPOT every Few moments shortly
after O'Clock yogrE woman ~ at
iractive appearance WITH rliFhl erlrs.
black hair ard handsome features vent
into The IostonSca auG a.ut an express
letter O. tho stock exchange she watt
Cd a few minutes Nhrn ehc vaa joined
~ NJ Baker. 20 whom the letter had
bsen addressed
For eeveral moments the couple en-
gnge1 iu cpnvesaatlan rssr thr eonatsr.
lnen their voices rese ara The clerks
noticed they wsra quarrellnr
Finany Tho nau nr1rd toward the
street sit1 gest1fs Estimating mat
he wished to end the interview ss
passed through Tho door. tbe vonan
followed. nsrpouriy hanGing her mur
and dealt the nan terrible hisw in
the back
A. be haif Ftsxaers1 ana fhea PAR
TALLY turned around uith ono fant IN
the lower stsp the uor-an vlfhafse
the weapon and strsek egsin fhls fin,s
riungirE q into bic srf breast I'll.
man Eaaped snd zen heavily forward.
MS bead striking fh~ sfore rsFefr.-s.
80 Clerks ssizse fhe woman who 9as
leaning over the rsastrate form a.
'hNnsh preparing 70 strike thire blow.
-4r- Baker zisd ~ re way 10 fhs hsz-
piiaI
ne young woman uas tafen - fk.
police co-rf where aas gave PER aams
- Kitty byreu. aged 81 brt refused
70 cay anything further
-sakera wife lately lnsisufs1 aivsrcs
-rnrra.lL-.-.
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Mrs. Ferauson,s First Reception.

Guthrie, O. T., Nov 12.-Mrs. Governor
Ferguson gave her first public reception
this afternoon. The hours were from
TIL g. and many ladies attended. Mrs.
Ferguson was assisted in entertaining by
a number of ladies prominent IN Guthrie
society
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
Nc~ 81 80 -,

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Nav. rz.-Judre sectt
today cenisd me noti91 1or ata trial
Tor Tom Horn. The cagtlenens detective.
xho Vas convicted II n murder n va
Ic NiekelA. 3 boy. al Irel Mountain. I'D
sanseneed h4ra - be hanged o. January
= rarf
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Spokane wash, ECv 12.-The hops of
Northern railway continue q diminish.
AL the iar-rr se-rrg parts rave
rov ccrz ir without Enfirs traces q
49,
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up before Judge F. E. Gillette There
has been one hearing of this case, the
jury failing to agree. The dead outlaw
Bert Casey. was also implicated in this
murder, which was committed when the
new country was opened. over a year
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
Pe-Tu-na Known and
Praised on Land and
Sea.
The Sailor. as We'll as
the Landsman.
Has Tested the Virtue Of This Word.
Famous Catarrh Remedy.

- sick sailor is a pretty HELPLESS
man. have found that Peruna will
GO more TO restore one than srv
otner medicine ! know, ana rave
carried a couple of bottles on beard
for many SEASONS. Seven wars AGO
Peruna cured me of bronchial troybj-
IN 4 few weeks and gave me such rev
Ire ard nerve force that certainly
believe In telling you Of il.
Give me my compass and Psruns
and will steer clear Of w--ek- -
all kinds and lard In port safe and
well with vessel and men."-cspt. L
/. Carter. 17s 10th Avenue Pcnsa.
cola, Florida.
Capt. E. A Watson. NJ. F.. IS ri,z,be,s
street. Ottawa. ont. writes.
"Peruna has my heartiest ensc-s,,,.,,
II there Is any place that you ere heip-
less when III. IL Is on board steamer.
at sea miles away from sny assista--e
sometimes t~o or three Of my men would
oe SICK Al one time and seriously crinpie
ne force, but since We have learned OF
the value Of Peruna. by taking fov.
doses they recuperate very quickly We
use u Tor colds. lung trouble and kidney
diseases and have also found Il ye-y
fine for Ia grippe.
Peruna Is always one of the most i'm
portant supplies Of nay steamer. ."-E. A.
Watson.
Peruna is known and praised on land
and sea The sailor, a. we'll a. the lands
man mas tested the irtue OF this worlds
famous remedy Captain Carter -avs.
i have carried Peruna on board with me
Tor many seasons. Seven years ago. Pc f
runa cured me Of bronchial cstarrh.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-13
JUDGE ROBERTS SAYS
That Roads Can go Around Obstruc-
tons in Oklahoma.

Guthrie. o. T, Nov. 12.-Attorney Cen
eral Roberts has handed down an opin-
ion IN public highway matter, per a re-
quest from Roger Mills county. BY a
congressional act, in Oklahoma section
lines are designated as public highways
and to be used for the same. An act
by the legislature states that if there
are distractions Of any kind. deviations
may be made in either direction 1t was
upon this question that the request for
an opinion was based. Judge Roberts
holds that the act of the territorial legis-
lature does not conflict with the congress
sional act. and if there are natural OBJ
structions in an section line, the highway
may lead around the distractions.
Headache. indigestion, biliousness, dys-
pepsia and stomach troubles are cured
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4 Secret Disease

OF all human diseases, that known as
contagious blood poison, or the Bad
Disease, has caused more misery and slf-
fering and ruined more lives than all
others combined. It not only wrecks TIE
hopes and aspirations of the one who
contracts it, but often the innocent are
made to share the humiliation aud dis
grace of this most 1oathsonle and hateful
form of blood poison. Children inherit
it from parents, and thousands of the
purest men and women have been con-
tarninated and ruined simply through
handling the clothing Of one infected
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To.asa csso. Nov 1z-The -sw ssssi
.znk s~az~- Teses5. saa1 As- foz tss
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MoRAN IS AeAlN
Alleged Murderer of Roy Beenblos-
san e be Tried Sncn

Guthrie. @. r.. Nov l2.-Dr. 4. =. Been
blossom. secretary OF The Live stock san
starry commission leaves tonorroN morn
lnE fer Lawtan whers the trial ~ George
Aoran end Nors Perkins. charged With
ne I1utlcr q IaY BCe.hlQss.n cones
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Captain WatsQa saya. Sometimes tive
o. three of my men would a. sieS st ere
time and seriously cripris tAe fo-ce bat
since we have learned rAo -aiue ~ Pc
r7ina. they recupcrate vsry 1aick.v we
use it fer colds. lung iraale ana kid-
ney disease. snd have found it very fns
Tor the grip
The sailors vocation is healthy one
Ifc ESCAPES TIE il,s due 90 poor vsutga-
ton ard the varioaa ailments derived
from the sol ard city Yet even The
saHcr IS liable 20 climatic ailments Ca
tagrh e carried 60 the sailor hy piua
ard Storm Sudden changes in the sen-
peratarc has the same effect en- h.ra
es these who dwell on ere lana There
fore. the sailors know Pcrnna u -
popular ar1enE them W.sh "a bottle u
Peruna aboard though thev msv be- far
away from drug stores and doctors. they
have f-nsay on which they caa reiy.
Commodore u. S. Navy.
Commodore somervrie Nlcho,son %
thc United states Navy. in letter from
is37 ST. \. w.. Washington. p. C..
SAYS.
"Your Perurs has been and is now
ueed by 50 many of ny friends and
arqusintanoes as sure cure fer ca
ta-rh that I am convinced 81 its
curative qusities and unhesitstingly
recommend i 70 all persons suffer
ing from THAI complaint. Mich
olson.
y you - NOT derive prompt and satis-
factory results from ;hc uee ~ Peruna.
ran statement of your crs- sud De vii
oe ries-st % give you his valuable
advice gratis
Address Or Hartman. President ~ The
Hartman niferiuIn. Columbus. Chlr
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THE InNOCEWT
SUFFER WITH
THE GUILTY.

real nature of the trouble IS known, many
prefer to suffer in silence or leave the
disease TO do its worst rather than make
known their condition.
Through our Medical Department we
offer advice and help. Write rs frselv
about your case, as nothing you say viii
ever go beyond our Office. Let us help
you to get rid of this fearful disease, for
which some one else no doubt is to blame.
It matters not how long the poison has
been lurking II your system, S. S. S. will
purify and build up your blood, and
eliminate every atom of the deadly virus
from the system and make a complete
and permanent cure.
S. S. S. IS the only antidote for Conta-
gious Blood Poison and has been curing it
for fifty wears. It contains no mercury
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with this awful
ma1ady, or drink
ing from the
same vessel and
using the sa me
toilet articles.
And when the