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New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

COOK-BTTLEsR.-R Refined French co-g'' -,
wife good cook pastry. Ice cream, Hl1-1'' To-
br1tIer aged 30. good family on Long Isl
and WRTTHE ALBETTIEsR. grocery
Sayviile Long Island
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
HELP WANTED.

Male.
CAPABLE Statesmen TO cover New-York
with staple line; high commissions. with
advance af Slu0 monthiy: permanent posi-
tion to right man. JESS IL. SMITH CO.,
Detroit. Mich.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
SHOES.
STORAGE.

HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES;, Sth-
ave 33d to 34th st.-Storage for turni-
ture etc: padded vans for removing, city or
country: boxing. packing. shipping and in
surance: estimates furnished. Telephone
call g 2fOA-3Sth-St.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
RESTAURANTS.
Luchow's German Restaurant,

| 1oS-114 E. i4TH. Sole importer Of Wurz-
burger Hofbrau. Pilsner Genossenschalts-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

CofNS 81 - pald for goid doliaEs 50 .
ror 81 sglec@a: gold halves 81. quarters,
- I.0W. =. ztit-aFe.. 226-sL.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

CAGNEY'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE. 21S
West 37th-st. Established 1860. Boxing.
packing. forwarding, moving. Telephone
l093-2Sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

WANTED. Salesman TO sell white lead; no
axnarIpnce necessary: liberal commission
paId goods delivered and other induce
ments to dealers. Address BOWMAN CO
OPERATIVE WHITE LEAD COMPAN1. g..
St Louis. Mo.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
ELECTRICIANS. :.

cDrcT.TTY made repairs and alterations.
" GERRY RICHARDSON, l54 East
a4th-st Telephone }. l97 Mad So
ELECTRICAL, wORK.-Everything elec-
trical; prompt reliable and reasonanle:
" HTRSH ELECTRIC co. 81 West
9e+b st Telephone 122 Madison Square
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

DETECTIVES.-Licen shaooHlhs' ,,fI III
criminal cases; phone 434-3s. 1o6 West
A9a-et Captain SOYER-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

ED-Single Protestant man: strictly
sober: about 25 to 80, for permanent pace
must understand care of horse. carriage
etc garden lawn smart and competent
send references and wages. w Nj. Bon
3T9, Southport, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
WORK WANTED.
Female.

lady companion to
an elderly lady; personal references; good
traveller a. S, Al Simonson Place. Port
Richmond Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
BOARD AND ROOMS

GRAMERCT PARK %. Governor Tilden
house Coolest home in town; park priv
ilege: reasonable rates. G A Briggs man
sgement
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

TIM CON BRIO 72s LEXINGTON-AVE.
French cleaners and fancy dyers Laces
sved Ia match gowns. All the materials
-ar,e-+s cleaned and dyed. Real laces
eIeaned and mended. Mall orders promptly
attended.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
BEERS.
BUsINESs CHANCES

long ISLAND LOTS. near station: rrsf
hundred - each To advertise property;
stanly, for particulars NEN-lo oSh -
T-PPAN RFAITY co. S53 Broadway,
Room 2
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
ART.

RESTORER of oil paintings. engraNli,lss s.
new HENRY MEYER. 4IS 4Vh-ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
IsEIIIARD AND POOL TABLES.

yAST-FAcTI-RERs OF billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley builders
lowest prices. MARX BROS. II Union
Square.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
RUGS.

1TATTTTFITT. RIGS made from your old
carpets Write for Booklet No. 70. new
Y0RK RUG co. 401 West 124th-st
FpON OLD CARPETS. SILK remnants
make portieres. Get circular ORIEN i-Ah
RUG CO. ATS Washington-st.. Newark.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
SILKS AND NOVELTIES.

GUARANTEED SILKS. black. white, col
ors direct from looms; factory price saves
YOU 15c to 45c. yard; mail orders nileI,
i0c brings SAMPLES and memento. LENOX
SILK WORKS. !. .133 Broadway. New-Y ork.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
UMBRELLAS. ETC.
WINES AND LIQUORS.

WINES AND LIQUORS.
IMPORTED Rioja Clarets compare favor
ably with the French Chateaus.
P e DESNERNINE & co,
as Beaver-st., import these wines direct
from Spain. Prices, per case SO, 81 80 and
SIS 30. Mail orders receive prompt attention.
IMPORTED Rioja Clarets compare favor
ably with the French Chateaus. +. +.
DESVERNINE x CO. IS Beaver-st, i'm
port these wines direct from Spain. Prices.
per case. So s. 50 and IS 80. Mail orders
receive prompt attention.
ARNSBERGER & SON, Importers of Rhine
wines. MOSelle Bordeaux. etc, 30 Union
Square. Family trade a Speciality.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

Storage Warehouses, 313-
319 w 43d. Just off Sth-aYe- Tel. 2o91
3Sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

SELL medium grade stamps at half cata-
Icgue prices; highest cash prices for
scarce stamps. UNIVERSAL STAMP co.
Room COS. 1I6 Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

ANTED-Competent railroad machinists
and boilermakers for out OF town; good
wages Apply between o a. m. and ) p. NJ
to GEO. II. THOMAS. No. 81 Coenties SIP
one flight up.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

WANTED.-Ca newspaper and book
canvassers; one of the most attractive
propositions ever presented in New ork
Apply to WILLIAM H. GUTELIUS. IT'D
une Once.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
BICYCLES

RTrYCLF6 all makes. 81 weekly H
RAUSCH, 2.27l Sd-sye-. near 1-~So-s
Open evenings.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
ARTIFICIAL PLANTS.

ARTIFICIAL Tropical Plants. Ferns. FOR
table use. THE TROPICAL DECORA-
TIVE PLANT co. 81 West 14th-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

NURSE Respectable EssiddIe aged widow
as nurse 70 soae or two grown chlsdrens
neat sewer. would Ike To go T. country
Ms f r. 30S Sth ST, Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

COMPANION &c.-Engagement for sum
mer for part of each day. by refined. edu-
Gated woman as companion. teacher or
mothers assistant; small remuneration. but
good home. MUSICIAN, 81 Downing-st-'
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES New
Home, Wilcox 6, Gibbs Singer; install
nents or rental. H. RAUSCH. 2,21l 3D.
ave, near 123d-st. Telephone 1S9Sa Harlem.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
BOOKS.
LOWERING S GREAT
R00M SALE

E23 BROADWAY. NEAR 12TH-ST.
Extraordinary reductions have been mace
fn order 70 close out our large stock y the
latest and best books Never before have
sf,~b z-allles been offered Prices have been
slsshed right and left regardless Of cost,
regardless Of profits. Medical books, Doc,
Bee 75c and 81 each. Usually sold from
81 10 S. each All kinds q books 10 suit all
tastes Historical Biographical religious.
scientific books BOOKS OF fiction. travel
Books for children, poetry. SC. Encyclo-
l,sdias on sale for q sons, incluoing apple
tons. Chambers. Britannica. Peoples &c.
Purchase nov. the chance Of a lifetime.
i VIII not occur again. LOWERING. s23
Broadway. near I2th-st.
SEE BLUE SIGNS
FRENCH BOOK STORE.
Established 1892 IO7 West 2sth-st-Par-
fsiaa Books and Papers. New catalogue
ready: furnished on application
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

ELEVATOR RUNNER or PORTER.-By
Young man. %: experienced: at anything;
some experience with automobiles; refer
ave. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
CABINETMAKERs.

WOOD CARVING. furniture repaired. par
Tuet Hoor refinishing. French polish: all
work done al short notice. A SARA.
5s5 Madison-ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

COMPANION-I.ad who travelled ex
tensively through Japan and the East. as
companion for the summer: city references
P A NJ. 567 Park-ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

FURNITURE.

HERALD Square Salesroorns, - s,,rni
34th-st-Antiquitles ana InoueIn ns sui - -.
t,Te bourht. sold. exchanged. restored re-
t3nfshed packing. shipping
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

WANTED -Competent railroad boiler
makers for out of town; wages 3612 cents
per hour Apply to VIM. HARRIS. No. lZ9
Cedar-st. New-York
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

UPHOLSTERY, artistic interior decora-
tions: carpet laying: mattresses made
over; slip covers. etc: reasonable. A.
GREENHUT POI West 9Sth-st.
L, KATZIN. Cpholsterer and Decorator. 113
West 25th-st- Telephone / 1856 Madison
Square. Work guaranteed: highest refer
ences: lowest prices.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-03
&atbpliibe 6retibulen.

Sin S9reiber srinbet iein 4rsu=
u,eut gu @uniten fatboliider Sreii@u=
len uuf folsenben Spuosismas: ugntz
weber 1T eine fatbolii@e Pfarridule
ein melentli9er Beitanbtbeil Der gez
meinbe ober ni9t. ST ite bies-unb
lie lit ESQ lit es Pft@t aaer unb
nidt gin3elner, fur bic grbaltuns bers
ielben beisutrase,1, unb 10 ersibt fid
pom Ielbit Ste Sbee elmer freieu tatboliz
iden Yfarri9ule." S9abe uir, baB
bieier Spuosismus ni@t fti@baltis 1T.
Oie Pfarri9ule 1T fein weientlt6er
8efanbtbeil Der gfarrei, ionbern unter
ben sesenmdrtisen 8erbdltuthen biers
sulanbe nlr Elm n1oralii6 notbwenst=
ger Beitanbtbeil. sic 1T ein Munerun,
ecceleiiae, 3. E. Mnbdusiel Der &tr@e,
pie man In friberen Sabrbuuberten
bieIelbe beseiduete, neil tie unter Der
Sberberri9aft Der &tr9e itanb. Wo
bie air9e binrei9enbes gtsentbum Bee
itst, TIT tie aGerbinss bere@tist, tatbos
lil9e S9ulen aus eisenen Mttteln gu
erri9ten unb ST. unterbalten unb fols=
Ii9 bas gisentbum berielbeu gu BE-
anipru9en. $50 ober tatboliI9e Briz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-03
3metter She'll.
Srci Trennbe.

Son alien Seseu, ben Mrs 9eben bra9te,
SdGs' ib am meilten-@ott bab' Sant ba=
fiir!-:
@utbebruns, Giuiamfeit uub S6mers.
Sur6 plele Sabre mar meiu Sers
Wfit Iueit erfilt, wenu tie mir nabe famen-
So6 leere Sreuoeu, iomie fali6e Srsubeu
Seroieuten men ger 9ob.-Oeun @riteus:
@ntbebrlns CAB mir Irbeit, uub i6 purbe
Die HELEN, fell'seu Siisel, bic miioer @auz
Ntit 3asen MIR bei9rsitst, bipaufsefibrt
gu lI6teu Oob'u.
Damn Gtulamtert unb iener Sersensbunger |!
Ste lebrten mid, su beufen, uub eutferute
Souen
Sra6en ibr Sdweigeu unS %entiaubten
Wtir ihren SreunbesarIs.
lluo enbli9 S6msrs Err lebrt' mid beten.
@r ;eiste mir ben Tfao, gu benz mas iiberirs
bid,
60 baB i6 3ulu9t finse bis gum @uoe
lluo TART bin fir nod man6e iroi6e Seboe.
limb bieie Srei, bic emit mir i9retli6 i9ie=
men,
Sic babeu Jest, nod Sabreu barter Rdupfe,
Die iIreuseu Mfasfen ab9eworfen,
Iluo i9 erfeune in ben berrli6 i6ouen !Si=
gen
Ges S6Opfers @eisbeit un5 bic Wa9t Der
2iebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-03
8ei9liiiIe Der Nmerifamiiden
T0beration 3atbolii9er
Sereine,
auf ibrer Sabresueriammluns
su atlantic gttp, pom 1. Bis
5. Nusuit, 1908.

~ Oa es Soft sefauen, uniern
jiusit resierenben beilisen gater gu
iid gu rufen, 10 beusen MIR uns Dor
ieineu unerforl9li@en &atbi@lihen
unb ipredeu Der sOttli@en Sarmber=
sisteit unieru tiefen Oauf bafar aus,
baB iie uns ben btttern S@uer3 bes
8erluites bur9 bas Mnbenten an 9eo's
XIII. ribmli@e peri6nlt9e gisen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-03
'Sette 916.

NIT Der 3eit bes S9ulselbes iibar=
brahis werben unb ibre ainber in
itaatli@e Sreil9ulen i@iden. Qu6
bas lit tein 9runb, jene Witslieber
Der @emeinbe fur ben llnterbalt Der
S9ule gu beiteuern, bic ni9t aus Sc
re6tisteit ba5u uerpft9tet itnb. Sn
bieiem Sale muB bic Sir9e uur etns
briusli9er an bic @Obltbdtisteit al=
Ter uub on bic itreuse Pfltdt Seuer,
bic i6ulpfi6tise ainber baben, ap=
peairen. Sas lit Der ein3ise ri@tise
8es, bic 9farri@ulen in b0ien pie in
suten 3eiten aufre8t gu balteu, pie
Bite g%rfabruns seseist bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-03

wenn abar Seu,anb ibnen gu nabe
tritt, barn ;iebeu ii@ bic Sbiere In
bas @ebiI9 surid unb bleiben bort
Bis in bic Ipdte Iadt. @ilbe 9dnle
unb gnten iinb cine sew0bnli9e gr=
i9einuns auf ben Set@en unb Seen,
udbrenb Ser 4bler ii9 fret in ben
Bitten i6pinst. au9 befinbet it'd
i'm 9art eine Seerbe Buffalo, bic tn
fortmdbrenben 3uuebmen besrifer
lift.
11nIere aus a9t gbttoreu beiteben:
be ipesiele @eleni9aft bate es fid
CUR aufsabe seitelt, aues Sebens:
rpertbe int 9art gu senteBeu, unb 20,
teineu Mibeu, gei9werben unb Sc:
fabren I9redten mir surid, meun es
gait, uns einen auBersew0bult9eu
@enuB gu bereiten. Su gilbern bas
BEN mir bic interel1anteiten Muit9ten
unb Naturid0nbeiten perewist uni
uns babur6 bic rpertbuoui ten Iubeuz
fen on unIere grlebuiiie I'M genou
Stone Yart seit9ert. l1uiere eise=
men photographer lieBen mir limit
ten Der i9auSeruolfteu SSenen uni
an ben sefabrpouiten gldseu nebmen,
: am &anbe pom Mbsranben iber
Iddumenben @aHerfduen, auf BET
Spite Der b6@iten unb sefdbrli9iten
9epier, urb seuoheu bas ansenebme,
bas itd benz Sur9tloieu alerpdrts
bietet. @tr befanben uns nte auf
benz &ifen NIT S9nee bebedter 8er=
se, BIB mir tn bic Hodies selansteu,
unb Elm l1ebsrrod am Sage mar &C.
rabe 10 ansenebm wie Bic woaenen
Oefen BET Ser Na9t. Sa, wel9 ein
11uteridieb ;wti9eu Riunelota's an
senebmer SommerIuft unb Der fr6s
ftelnben gersluft i'm Yelom Stone
Garf! @ir fdautelten uns IN einem
SABINE auf benz gelow Stone 2afe
unb finsen SoreIen in bei1en rubisem
flarem @emdlier. SIM Centrum bes
Sees lit cine Smell, auf Der bies feins
item guHalos, Cts, Stride unb an
bere Sbtere etnsei6lonen finb, bic
pon iebem Eouriiteu bemunbert mer=
ben, bic ii6 auf bemfleiueu berrltden
Sampfer bortbtn trasen laiIen. un=
iere Sour bereitete uns man9es Ser
snisen, unb gar u1arde erbeiterube
Sbee eutuidelte it9 beim Sluse iber
bic Gbenen besisli9 bes Oaleius ie=
ner erlten Yioniere, nel9e bas Sbri=
&c basu beisetrasen baben, um BITE
gereinisten Staaten uon Imerifa
gum sr6Bten unb bebeutenbIt item gonti=
gent Der @elt gu MAIDEN. Sie I'm
gellow=S Stone Hart anseiteuten aut=
ider ideinen fir ibreu geruf seboreu
gu iein. Wtit itarter 6anb fibren
tie bic 3isel unb baben abiolute Com
troRe iber tbre pter treuer1 Yrerbe.
Oas Sreiben 1T NIT GROCER @efabr
perbunben, ba Bic @ese iebr euse
iinb unb on sefdbrli@en absrinben
porbeifibren. geim Bid mad oben
itebt mon Serge, bic tauIenbe TuB
sesen Simmel rasen, mdbrenb iid
taum feds 3on bon ben Gabern eth
idbuenber Nbsrunb beftnbet, unb tros=
Dem bort man ME pon eiuem nnfaa
Ser Snsenieur elmer eotomotiue III
ni@t porli5ttser ala Der erfabrene
&uti9entreiber. Ote i'm geuomitoue
Yart i'm areile Der munteren Set
tunssleute susehra6ten Sage werben
mir unuerseBli@e ieiu unb, Elm Sober,
pelder bieien Nationalpart belu9t,
uirb NIT mir barin ibereintimmeu,
baB man sroBartisere Naturwunbe,
als jene. I'M geIomitone Part nirsenb:
no auf gottes ueiter grbe antreHer
tann unb mtrb.
(S@lub folst.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-03

muntern MIR 81 slet9er 3eit unIere
tatbolii@eu Mrbeiter CUR gilbuus uon
beiouberu @erbriberunseu, beren
3wed bic Siriorse fur ibre relisi0Ien
unb iittlt9en gebarfniiie iein iou,
unb mittels beren tie cine a~usemeiiene
ginii9t in Die i~o5iale Srase unb be-
rem prattii@e e0iuns seutnnen iollen,
mad WaBsabe Ser unuerseBli9en gn=
cptltfa 2eo's XIII. iber Die Nrbets
terfrase".
@brttlt@e 6 rstebuns.
gei9Iofien, baB mir es nit
@enustbuuns sewabreu, ME ii6 BET
uniern nt9tfatbelii9eu Witblrsern
bic nebeseusuus gabn brt9t, baB
@oblfabrt bes 9anbes notbwenbts 1T.
Gin Bid auf bic rationale grstez
bunss @eieuidaft iowie auf bic re-
lisi6ie @rsiebuuss : 9eieai@aft mett
Die gere9tisuns bes Stanbpunttes
nod, BEN MIR &atbolifen auf bteiem
@ebtete felt einem Sabrbunbert einse=
uommeu baben. @tr freueu uus,
baB bie &tnber In uniernYfarri6ulen
ni@t nur cine srinbli@e relisi0le gr.
siebuus senteBen, ionbern iel6it tn
ben weltli9en eebrfd9ern BEN edit
leru Der Sreii9uleu in ni@ts na9z
fteben, b%teielben iosar bdufis iiber=
treHsn. @dbren6 mir uns ni@t fur
berufeu era@teu, BEN ui@ttatboli=
i9en gefenntniBformeu eiuen S6ul=
plan uorsulesen, brinseu MIR nt@ts=
be tomentser bas folsenbe Serfabren
ais geriu9 elmer aOiuus Der grsie=
b~unssfrase, 70 nett fe uns betrtHt,
In goridlas: gritens, ioIIen teiue
OHsntlt9eu Seller fur 3wede relt=
si0ien tlnterridts In irsenb mel6er
LGdule peraussabt merben; smeitens,
ioq bic S9uliteuer MIR fur meltltde
Sd9er an unieren gfarri@ulen CUR
gertbeiluns fommeu, 10 baB unlere
Sebrer ibre @ebdlt.r in berielbeu
@eile sieben pte ale anbereu 9ebrer ;
brittens, I'm uns bteie 8ortbetle gu
li9ern, iouen uniere S9uleu it9 BEN
Stats ober Wunistpalprifunsen
untermerfeu, 10 baB Der grunbias unz
ierer &~esieruus: Seine 6Heutlt@en
9elber fit fonfehtonelIe 3mede-ses
mabrt bleibt.
Oteg9e.
ge9Ioiien, baB MIR nit
Sreube bemerfeu, mite bas quite gei=
lptel, bas Ste &atboltfen besisli@ Der
Seilisteit ber gbe seseben baben,
audi BET BEN Nnberssldubiseu etue
beiliame Entertaining sefunben bot,
unb baB Soffnuus uorbanben tit, bem
uebel Ser gbei9etbuusen in Dem
Stnne Der gncptlita Secs XIII. gu
iteuern. @tr ipre9en unier Ser;
bammunssurtbeil barber aus, baB tn
eiuiseu @eseubeu unieres sanbes TO-
gar bic @elessebuusen uno 9eriatss
bOfe ben uufus Der gbei@eibunsen
befOrbert babeu, unb MIR empfeblen
allen grnltes, baB @eiese CUR Inter
briduns bieies 1ebels, mel@es ben
Hutn pom Staat unb Samilie mad
it@ sieben muB, erlaHen werben.
(S9luB folst.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-03

= Sreie ngar"zSabrt, rueuu Sbr
gu9 i'm Manfato Commercial Golz
lese ~eintrasen laBt. abreiirt an bas
college.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-03

(S9luB folst.(
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19

Into al our lives. in many simple. "a
miliar WAYS. God iniuses this elemel. of
Joy from the surprises OF life. which uEcx-
pectedly brighten our DAYS and hl our
eyes with hight. He crops this added
sweetness into HIS chi.drens ccp and
makes it 20 run over. The success we
were not counting on, the blessing we were
not trying after the STRAIN of music IN the
midst OF orGdgery, the beautiful morning
picture o. sunset g,ory thrown in as We
pass 20 or from our daily business. the IN
sought word OF encouragement or expires.
SION OF sympathy, the sentence shat meant
more for as than the writer or speaker
thought-these and q hundred Others thas
every ones experience can suuniy are in
stances OF what / mean. Non may cal, &C
accident or chanee--lt often r.; you MAJ
cal II human gOodness-it often Is. but al
ways. always cali 10 Gods love. for tina. IS
always IN IL. These are His free gIts.-H.
". Lopgfellow.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19

By local applications rs they cannot roach me
diseased portion % the ear. There il only ona
way 70 cure doRfness and that Il by cCussl-
tutionsl ram adies- Deafness Is caused by an
fndnrned condition OF the mucous lining Of
the Eustachian Tube. when this tube IS in
famed YOU have a runbilng sound oriTnper-
feet hearing. and whea Il n entirely closed
deafness il tho result. aud unless tbs milan
nation can pa taken ont aid this tube -
stored 20 its normal condition. bearing will
Be DESTROYED forever. Nine cases out 81 Ten
are caused by catsrrh. which Is nothing eu- a.
infaEoed sondition of the mucous surface.
We Will give Ole Hundred Dollars tor an
case o Deafness caused bv catarrh ltba' can
not Co cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. send fo'
Oi- culars free. T. !. CuESEY 4 CO.. Toledo, q.
Sold by Dru csists. 75c.
Halls Family PILLS are tho bes..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19
VIZ Nn-lon, war colors

Did II ever occur 20 you that the
bunch % colored ribbons you wear in
your buttOnhOlc-or pinned on your
dress II YOU are a girl-at commence
ment. or az a baseball or football
game, is really a flag? II tells 20 what
class or school or college you belong.
or which OF these. for the time. has
your interest and sympathy. And for
somewhat similar reasons do nations
wear their colors AT first maybe 10
was TO tell one another apart. but after
a while the colors-thc fag-came 20
represent the nation itself. and the
way the people acted toward the na
lions flag was supposed 20 show the
way they felt toward the nation
From "Tho Origin OF Our Flag in ST
Nicholas.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19
rorsnfss.

In conjunction with the systematic
effort made IA recent years by the
United states 10 make known in Eu-
rope the food value. OF. rather. table
value. OF Indian corn. 10 may interest
many housekeepers 20 know how tor
tiilas are made. These tortillas are.
as many know. thin cakes OF corn,
and are used in Mexico and other
Spanish-American countries almost
universally IN lieu OF wheat bread.
The corn. selected clean kernels for
best results. Is boiled in lime water
until soft. Il is then washed thor
oughly In water 70 remove AL traces
OF lime. and rubbed between the hands
20 remove the outer husk OF the corn.
The clean corn II then ground. While
wet 20 a soft mass, which Is easiest
accomplished with a peanut butter
mill. The wet dough resulting from
grinding IS patted into thin cakes OF
/ convenient size and baked on a dry
rriddle chat Is without faO and
served hot In the better class famt
/ lies Il IS usual % have one servou.
bake these tortilia1 continually dur
( ing the course OF q meal. so that the
table may De supplied fresh from The
/ griddle al the time While these
cakes are D. radical departure TO all
English speaking people. many soon
7 develop n great liking for them. They
are especially palatablc when eater
with highly favored meat dishes. such
az the Mexican chile con carnc." and
also when spread with butter lt ms
be well 20 add that no salt is used ir
the preparation or these cakes.-Sci
/ entific American.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19
wild 4ni,na.s IN Captivity.

Captivity changes animals nature.
A lion captured when II is full grown
viii always be troa chevous. but lions.
tigers. leopards OF other carnlverous
animals that have been born IN eaDtiv-
ity can be tanned tn they are quite
as gentle and anectionate as poodle
fOwe
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19
81 .co DE soo-round SO Kanse 81.

II YOU can use the best big EOO- pound steel
range made In the w0-ld. and are willing 70
have 10 placed ia your own home on three
months free trial. Just cut this notice ouc
and send it 20 SEARS. EOEsUcE & Co., Chi
cag0, and YOU viii receive free ~ returr
mail big picture OF the steel range and
many other cooking aud hessing stoves; You
will also receive tbs most wonderful ci.O0
steel range oner. an ofer that places the
best steel range or heating stove Ia the hons
OF any family; such al ofIer that no family
in the land no matter what their circum-
stances may be, or how small their income,
need be without the best cooking or hea-lns
stove rnrIe
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19

ItxrEU -Frf<rt. Nau9anL
- " Z received ID frer 49,
-ir - poar 81 Attrry fG1oL
tlr Eve f-1rs 4 haze 80
nucf pe.1 ln my hack. uh1rh
r1rell lsrs SD trrsa 49,
r1s ..le-TE frEr fnErH -
D. ar q n rl-l~T l'ile lnsn 60
ti-civ Curct tlr- trrEt1-. ,
th.ns 7 ree r.T ffr - tfe.aE
3 IA. arsi I u1rr cti,sFs -
knlW ~alfE DAB
Baxter -rr.r--S. ksu2.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19
FAIL KIDNEY CHTLLS.

VIII the chilling afr % fail comes an
extra tax on weak Kidneys lt's thc time
Deans kidney Pills arc needed - BOW
recognized the world over a. the chief
Kidncy and Bladder remedy.
Aanny backs are csscd- lip. back. and
lOin pains OVercomc. "wclln< q The
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19

When Or. Erwin's possessions were
In transit lctween oklahoma and Nor
Till. Kan. last March. a fine Arabian
horse was lost from the car The
horse turned up last week ne It's old
home I'm Oklahoma and was all right
Kansas City Journal.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-19

Only on high occasions does Mr..
SAGE permit himsct 20 iest Ordinar-
ily hts habit is what The late Joseph
Cook made SO much OF as the souls
laughter az itself" But when ne can
get in a dig NJ tho expense OF a great
nabob OF the financial world he does
so in the most sardonic style.
His chance came last week with tho
departure Of Mr. Morgan for Europe.
which-as readers or real estate news
will recall-had been preceded by the
announcement that Mr. Morgan had
sold his troublesome Park avenue
fats" Thus spake Uncle Russell:
so. Morgan has gone. hey? And
he has disposed OF his interests in
these Park avenue flats? Well. I
don't know about the Hats on Park
avenue: but I'll bet you a doughnut
against double eagle that he has not
parted with his interest in the flats on
Wall street. New York Mail and
Express.