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New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
NErv.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY JANUARY IL 1908

more is known about Mr.. Hewitts mechanism
its merits cannot be judged. The dispatches
sneak of its dlninutive size but that fact is not
significant unless one knows how much current
it was called upon to handle. The first cost and
the efficiency of the two systems must be fully
known and the principle of the new converter
must be explained before any opinion concern
ing it can be formed. Still, Mr.. Hewitts in
genuity and mastery of electrical science JUS
tify confidence in its utility.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

a pity to have copy of that great picture dis
played in the Rogues' Gallery as portrait OF a
convict who first served time in Cranston taii-
IT is sad to think that along with prints OF
Rembrandt's beggars some museum OIL the nut
ure will show whistler's Gambler What
melancholy end for portrait of such distlh-
guished and cultivated and honorapie gentle
aarF
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

Four track railroads have been "the limit
up to the present day in America, but now the
air is full of talk of six tracks between New
York and Philadelphia, and unless airships and
tunnels change traffic conditions to revolu-
tionary extent it can hardly be doubted that
cars will be running upon half dozen tracks,
under each of several corporations. between
New-York and Chicago before the first quarter
of this twentieth century has passed into his
tory.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

James II. Hyde president Of the Federation OF tbs
Alliance FRANCHISE In the United States has been
made officer OF the Legion of Honor BY the
French Government.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

Colonel and Mrs. Leavitt Hunt OF El1nsholme
Weathersfeld. VT. announce the engagement O
their daughter. Mrs n. x Hayes. to H 3. Tainter
OF Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

Our Dock Department is eager and anxious
to be up and doing in waterfront preparations
for the advent of ocean leviathans a thousand
feet or more in length which may be the At
lantic ferryboats of a later day. New-York
ought to have the finest docks in the world, and
many of them
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

The dinner party. followed by music. which Mr..
and Mrs. George J. Gould viii give January p
at their home in Fifth-ave., promises TO be one of
the most notable OF the winter. The dinner will
be for about hundred guests. and will be fol-
lowed by a musical which Nine. Eames and
NJ Gilbert will sing. and Kocian. the Bohemian
vfolinst. will play.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

There Is skating now. But Fourth of July
weather would be popular in present condi-
tions, even in midwinter-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

Miss Mary Hartman. daughter OF Mr. and 8fr
z. II. Hartman is visiting Miss Sears In Boston.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

New-Orleans is rejoicing over big shipments
Of soft coal from Northern mines down the
Mississippi. Meanwhile in New-Engiand and
New-York bituminous as well as anthracite is
still hard to get, at prices which would
have seemed incredible and preposterous year
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

The thrills and shocks which are running so
rapidly from the centre of vitality in the police
force to the outermost extremities just now
doing so much to improve the efficiency
and the discipline Of the guardians Of law and
order that the best friends of the public well
fare talk more cheerfully than they were in
the habit of doing only few weeks ago. The
"rabble rout" of the evil minded is downcast
1t ought to be.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

Mrs. Livingston and Miss Jacquelin Livingston
who had arranged to sail for Europe last Tuesday
have postponed their trip for the present.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

Bissert has astonished everybody by coming
back. Will Can1eld follow his example?
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

Now that Captain Titus has moved down
town. will he make life burden to the keepers
of Park Row poolrooms and the ''panhandlers
who take bets in handbooks2
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

Mr. and Mrs. Robert l. Livingston. who have
been visiting Mrs Livingston's parents. Mr. and
Mrs Luther Kountze. since their return from their
honeymoon, have gone TO Tuxedo. where they will
occupy the cottage OF Mr.. Lvingston's mother for
the rest of the winter
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

n the Cunard Line steamship Umbr;a which
led yesterday afternoon for Liverpool. were
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs j. Norman de r. Whitehouse will
have another OF their bridge whist parties Tues
day in their apartments at the Brunswick Mrs
Henry >. edmond. Mrs. James Wilson Clark and
Miss Leary will give receptions. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward C, Hoyt Will entertain at dinneS on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

! Mrs Vanderbilt and her daughter. Gladys. ars
| exnected from Europe early this week
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

Mr. and Mrs Paul G. Thebaud VIII give a dinner
party on Thursday at their home. No l5S Madison
ave which will be followed by music
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs Seth Barton French entertained at
dinner last evening at their home NO. Is west
Fifty-HrSt-St-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

inefs establishment there AZ the
presant tine. she dnuied that hri
Jordan had ever been her physician
although Detective liaEck stated unn
der oath that she had told HIN that
Dr. Jordan had attended her aa Q
physician several times. n
In reply 20 the question, When
asa yea flFst ksow Miss De iios.
she SAID a
4 never saw Minn DE Hoe untll
the aikht Of the EsorJor"
why do you say nurderr :
asked Deputy Prosecutor Craven. q
We'll the shooting then said
Airs. MyNatt oosrcoilnE herself. z
Mrs. Myantts actions from sun.
dAf mofninH until aftsr the shooting
were then gone Into in detail
DIR, Jordan came 10 uS door
sometime hffar ; o clock" she ssld,
and asked mo 10 80 and aes Mia
po Hoe. lie told me that shs had
been dcnfnaasnt an that abe talked
81 suicide I toid the aoeter that
ga ngf want 60 nia TIRE matter u
fhefe uas going 20 be any tHoubis
but fiuaiy consented 70 80 and Dc
what eoula for the Kiri the sans
as any ether woman would
4 wsat down the hail from ms
rooin toward that % Alss ns Hoe
Or Jordan followed me. hut I ava
not So him snter the room. am
prepared 10 swear that there Na.
no ans ia the fusn ssftsr ! entsfed II.
and n ttaa time Of tho sho1tine. %
eopt Miss IL usas ana mysstf.
u asked The ein II there was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

Jordan. waa sensational regarding
relationship existing between Ia.
Jordan and atins 10 hoe Mira. CO
and Miss Eva Barnett were tbs only
other Witnesses Ga the stand this
morning.
Willie uariasa was the first wit
ness called The boy knea Miss De
tas TO be very close friend 81 nf
81 hauFeh u was plain 10 the Jury
that Miss De hos VAS Jerdans nils
tresa.
TIE boy seesnr 70 have been the
aenfdest cf the d0ctor aurins has
employment,
me hoy len pr. Jofdan,s employ
whiie Aiss tie hoe was hStnE ON
Third avenue a. Jofdans falstreas
and knew nothing of tbs ease after
that
Aiiss Eva nArnett Was frisna
of the dead woman. She testified
merely "a ahe faet that abe know
Miss De hae when she Was living ON
Marian street. Shs remsmhefvd rae-
ina Taeouia attornsy and J. G.
HeyieF and Or Jordan at the house.
pt. Iordan'H name was called BY
the haiiiff bat he was not preseas.
MRS. AyEatt was Put on the witness
stand next. In a dramatic mannar
she told eor0Her Hoys that she
would tell the truth fhe uhois truth
and nsthtnE but the truth and that
absolutely"
Mrs Nysnu has been roofuing IN
shs SAFE nrresit euiiains fnf the
-RAst fsur lears and eslsidscts a mil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

Mrs H. L. bgoff Testimony Before Coroners
JuryHer Statements inpeached BY Other Witnesses
Told other Stories

samothlna I could do for her, and
ghai told me that she WIS ali right
she wanted mo 10 81 sway and leave
her bat I asked her again II l could
nota help her IN some WAY. His had
been standing AT the side ~ the bed
nsar the foot erect as a queeu
suddenly MiAH he Hoe fell over
Snfhs bed. deliberately pat the mus
sleaof ths revolver Go her left breast
aud fned l saw the Nash and ran
froH the room screaming"
A. the conclusion or thia state
lnenri Mrs Mysatt grew greatly dia-
tres#ed and had 10 be excused from
The reani.
When Mrs. Mygatt returned shs
Was questioned by Mr, Craven
ibid you say that Miss DO Too
pressed the muEzle Of the revolver
against her hTeaHtfr
''fsha didn't sheos harssif with the
handle % IT,
Answer the question" said SIR
Cfavea.
yes AAs did." r.piisd nra. My
Rati.
4 tan back % ing own room,
went ga nra Myaaft. ~aad met Dr
1erdan ln the hall. he follow I'd me
Ia my roam. and I told him of this
shooting Ne said that u WAS = blum
but finhiiy went 20 the Ktri' = roofn
! followed thsfs and he WA IN ths
roolu With Mira Cor The phyai
removed % the hospital I saw the
revalvef iagina on the bsd beside The
Tffi anf aat=f Nru Cos 20 take Il
way, she dld eo.- -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

When cross -sKamibvd. Mira hy-
Ratt ana not HnYsr from her origin
al rtory on any important fact
A. the request VI Attorney Allen
who appeared for Or Jordan, Mrs
AyEatt was asked n there had been
any attempt 90 bribs her She did
ani state that thsre had been direct
~. hut said that Attorney Hobeft
clans wefs called by me and the giri
WEIGH had come TO her room ans
had asked that he be allowed u
act as her attorney,
fine said that he called Detective
Dolun Into the room and attempted
10 have her make n statement about
the naaa. Mrs. MyKatt said that
| D0lan asked " II were not true that
she was la her own roam when the
shooting occurred. Hha grew Ia
diEnant at the question, denied Il and
ordered the men from her room
Mr., Cos wha recalled 10 the stand
and told Of the nndinH 81 the re-
volver. and few other unlmportant
facts.
Prank Kennedy and Jack Bafck. the
/ police detectives. also went on the
stand to make statements they said
that AIRS AYxHtt had made 10 them.
saying that she Vac going out ~
Miss he Does rom when the shoot :
ina occurred, and that Dr, Jorln a
had attended hsf AZ a physician. AL
OF which Mira MyEatt denied.
NJ " Doian, ths private dstecttve,
todd on the stand the story that Mrs
MyRHtt had toia him. that she was
rot ia Niss De Boss room IL the
time of the shooting.
a. Ieuin. q Fifst sVgnus mrrehAnt
who went up into the building the
uiEht Of the shooting, was the last
witness called al the napFninG SEES
zion. lie said that he saw Dr. Jof-
dan and MIS- Aysau running 70
Miss DE Hoes room when he reach
Cd che third neH OF the building
lie followed ihafn and saw Miss DE
Zoe On the bed where shs had been
shot.
Ills testimony was about The sans
az that Of Mrs. Ayssii as 10 whni
occurred after h. arrived At the
scene of the shooting
!. AFTER his tsh,timDny bad been E'r'
on fha noon Adjournment was tshrn
Dr. Jordan. who was on the stand
I Saturday afternppa after The siai
vent 10 prsrs 10 teatifyins AsA
lthis aftarnoon. Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney craven accuses him %
lhypnosiftng Miss DE Zoe on hot
death -bsad. and the examination y
/ full % exciting inoidsnts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

"Mlas 10 hoe threw h.raalf over
an thr he'll IA her rsain ln the SAFE
pcrezit building while | Nas In the
feoua put the revolver - her left
breast and fired. / saw the flash
and ran screaming from the roofsi.
This was the startling informal ION
that Nrs a. I. Nyaatt made To the
eorVnsrs Jury az tho pa Hoe In
quest this morniak after swearing
70 tsell absolutely the truth
Fur the first tims SINGS the shoat-
ms an actual sye Witness has stated
that Mrs. FRED A. HuaietaAas. aiaias
Miss Margaret T. De hoe. shot aer.
self.
Il /. the first time that anyoas
has admitted publicly that there was
an eye wttnssa II had been CLEANED
ffom Mrs NyMatts fefsn~f state
tseuts that she ana aot actually nre
the revolver whan the shot Mas
fifcd. but vas Euins cut Of the door
~ The time.
Detectives Kennedy and narck.
Of the paiica. sNofe on the Witness
stand later that MIRA Mykatt HAD
made a statement 20 the4n regarding
the shooting last Monday mosniak
entirely different frem the une she
made GA the stand today,
Mrs. Nygatt denled At tns inquest
this morning that she had taiked
to either of the detectives that
morning HER testimony was again
isspeached when ~. r. nolaa. =
private dctreiivs. sRprV that abe
uaa3e the statement 90 htfn ana IA
the pre.Sncs - Attorney iSstscrt
Wslch that she was IN her roorn Ia
/ the front 81 the building when the
shot was fired In Miss he Hoes
rcofn "a the rear.
several times whila on witness
stRnd this morning Mrn MyEntt a -
obliged 10 step Zoe hreath and tsks
glass % water. Once ehp bfohs
dawn and left tho rcom zoe several
minutes.
Or J. Esaxrne Jordan the principal
ngufs At ths tn1aent arrived vsfy
bate taia rnefnins and austnx ths
tline ~ las thefe sat ~ his altar.
Hey. Jay Alien fte was not vailed
I 10 The stand daFtax the Fueruina
Almost the satfrs nufuinx ana
! taken up With the testimony % Mrs..
Aysatt and the witnesses Who wers
pat On the stand 20 either earrehAF.
ate or isnprarh haF testimony
T1se sssfitnuHy # Write Bamrsr.
4 former offlrs boy snipiayea By Ut,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

The L0aIs kietf tsweIFT stofs.
which has been acfns BUSINESS Ia
temporary quarters es~T stncs the
odd bsiidsns 90 the eerneF ef second
ard Narioa vas torn dosn. has an~
ally leased q permanent store AZ 1919
s<roud avanns. oppo~tts Fs.6sfick a
<sison's The stsck u being moved
to-day. and when alterations and dec
orztions are cotnptstsd. IL Etii b.
$50 - sh- -ss@-s attractive trEes-~
ssta hIlshsnsnts IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

ts-inch Imported All Wool scotch
Tailor Eusting. exceptionally fine
taiior-Inads suits. Iz.W xnius
sale price ..ss+sst..ss.ss $hs"~
aO.ineh vide High Grade Black
Taff@ta silk. guaranteed not 20
cut. 100 value. sale price. soe
.7-inch wide Superior Quality
Black Taffetn Silks. viii not cut,
sIbe value. sale price. sl.xo
Guaranteed Wash Tsffeta SIX.
oolors. absolutely fast. fi.Vo value
.s..-.ss-. .s..sss.ssss 1855
s7-fnch wide Partisan Novelty
Hack Weaves. with white SIR
pin dots, high art In fabric wess-
ing. tI7b value. selling at tl.xo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

Have yvu heard thu eswsY~ re-
marked a rrisns % rnins 60 me the
other daB.
What ne~ssr said Z
Why. about Nr. suits nnd Nr.
Pant. being sentenced 70 death
~Ne. hawaii. whsrr is the skeeu-
tlun 20 take piaesT
why. ~ ths glohs Clothing co's
Store. fee5 let Kvsnss Ev~rything
In M house - sentsneed 20 be epff
cut before Jane seth. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

BUSINESS CHANCES - =. -.
GOOD place fov man and wife. xre-
esrt>s ana ccufscfton~rf~si cheap
rent. Can az 80 Second ave.
ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

t0-ineh vide Cafaelhair serge. In
navy and black. excellent for
suits. 7ts value. sale price Sbo
Ss-luch Nux Woal Nickerhocket
Piaids. In gray and brown mix
lures. stylish fabrics. Sc yard;
snts price +f.....-.fs..5ssss.sf ooc
t0sif.ah Al Wool Fancy Mixtures.
IN = beautiful combination OF
spring ooloffnEz. 81 90 value sale
price ss=rssssss ssssssssss.sa q. 100
ts-ineh vide English Mohair Hicti-
Ian. black aud ooaorH no doubt
% the popularity Of sicilisns for
tbs coming seasonal % Yalue.
sale prize sssssss-seftsa sssss - fo0
25.ineh vide fire TaffetA SIX.
si1s value. sale price. Zee e3e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

i-burnsT Gasoline ............saea
i-earnsr Gasoline .. .......suso
sbsrner gasoiins ........ seo
Steel oven .....................ti-5 10
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Heavy Farm Wagons

steel. fAssa-inch bosy .s4sss. s&ee
stsi. ttF1s-Ineh bssig. exsrs h@asp
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With Attractive Prices

s.tan sat s-sch mallsi. oiled 10
a-bAli at ineh maisf. painted.
saFutshef stsss+ssstsssssssss II -
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shall st. t-ines - aiiet. Tainted.
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kteei WaEun. ifrzt-snrh body =
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-04-02
CA s. TOR Ia.
Bears The H1hs Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature "a MA4A5tzsx

The new paper at Bucblln was to have
made Its first appearance yesterday but
has not reached here yet. 1t is to be run
by P. A. Reynolds formerly Of kinsley.
Russell & Crane have a force Of teams
grading on some lots on the east side Of
Railroad avenue, in the block north Of
the court house They will probably do
some building on the lots later.
Judge Madison, M. W. Sutton, W. J.
Fitzgerald, G. NJ. Beeson, G. l.. Wing,
Fl. F. Millikan, L. j. Pettijohn and sew
eral Others are attending the Great Bend
convention.
Will Crutclley has made up his mind
to give practical demonstration of "How
10 farm in Ford county" He has bought
a farm fine team, new wagon and bar
ness, Il hen and two ROSTERS and Is ready
to open up business as soon as he can get
possession Of his farm.
The local sports did not bet on the
Corbett- McGovem fight. Bat Masterson
was quoted in the papers as stating that
the fight was ''fxed," and the Dodge
City boys thought that Bat ought to
know.
The C.months.old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Northern, who live on DR.. Millions
farm, died on Monday. The child had a
severe case Of whooping cough and later
an attack of pneumonia which resulted in
Its death. The funeral was held On
Tuesday.
A letter addressed to Rev. David Phil
lips was mailed from North Carolina,
went to Florida, was addressed there to
Kansas, came to Dodge City and found
Its way into the post office box Of The
manager Of the York.Key store here.
Conductor Geo. Pond who was injured
ina wreck last week il doing nicely. He
Is able to Sit up about the house and his
mashed foot ls improving daily. II Is
thought that be will not be crippled at
all by the temporary injuries received
The new officers In the commandeJy
here were installed Tuesday evening.
The new officers are. W. H. Chapman,
3. G.; W. I. Coolidge, Gen.; Th6s. A.
5cates, O. G.; Roy Martin, Prelate. 2. II.
YoungS w.; WI. Davies. J. W.; ], L..
Finley, standard bearer; G. r. WiIkln!
'on, sworl bearer; II, +. Fellmeier,
warler jim, Combs, sentinel.
"a
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-04-02

is a never failing sign Of a healthy stom-
ach. When the breath is bad the stom-
ach is out Of order. There Is no remedy
10 the world equal to Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure for curing indigestion, dyspepsia
and all stomach disorders. Mrs. Mary
s. Crick of White Plains, KY, writes:
II have been dyspeptlc for years-tried
all kinds of remedies but continued to
grow worse. By the use Of Kodol ! be-
gan to improve at once, and after taking
a few bottles am fully restored in weight
health and strength and can eat what
ever like. Kodol digests what you eat
and makes the stomach sweet. Ralh Il
Bainbridge.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-04-02

There was an unusually large congIe.
cation at the Presbyterian church last
Sunday, and by The way, the congrega-
ton listened to an unusually fine sermon.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-04-02

Mrs, Belle Moon went to Sterling last
Saturday to visit with her son.
Mrs. Ed. Wilson Of Heriugton is vislt-
Ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Van.
Ordstrand here, this week.
Mrs. i. R. Miller left the latter part of
last week for Lindsborg where she will
visit with her sons until after the Messiah
concerts.
Spring is here no matter what kind of
weather we have. The small boy has
spiked the tail Of winter with bis top and
that settles IT,
Z. D. Webb, formerly superintendent
of the city schools here has quit The In
surance business aud has taken up edu'
cational work again in the city schools Of
Boulder, Colo.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-04-02

Mr.. apd Mrs. 7. j. Bracken Of Clarln-
da, Iowa, stopped off here few days the
fore part uf the week to Welt their neice
Mrs. j. A. Corey. t,es
For SALE-Fine farm just outside Of
Dodge City, NV / 2l-20.A, also NV /
o. 1926. Address JOHN MCGEARY,
4OOl East 10th St., Kansas City, Mo.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church will hold their regular monthly
market at Pine & Bonds drug store Satur.
day, April 4.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-04-02
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

\ Thousands of trees are being planted In
Ford county thlsapring.
Geo. F. Weysnd oiSpearvllle, attended
the NJ. W. A. convention here yesterday.
H. P. McCanstlaud lhe Bucklin real
estate man was in Dodge City on business
Tuesday.
VIM. Wolfe has purchased Two lots on
the south side Of Military avenue and will
at once start q new house.
Call and see our line of shirts Just
arrived at BOO to $3.50 YoRK-KEY MER.
CAMILLE 20. 1t
Mrs. Harry Herby and daughter Ethel
have been spending the week In Newton.
For SALr-Good top buggy. Address
box 81, Spearville, Kansas. If.
Mrs. Z. H. Madison is fast recovering
from The effects Of injuries received last
week by a GASOLINE explosion.
Pianos and organs sold on easy terms.
| have some bargains ln second hand
organs. III. YOU'VE, jeweler. II
Haye glasses fitted to your eyes by a
professional optClan, Costs no more.
See P. H. YOUNG, the 0ptlcian. If.
For SALE-Elght room house on Fifth
avenue. Easy terms.
MRS. EMILY SUMMERsBY. IT
Rev. D. Mccormick and family will
leave on next Saturday for their new
home In Marion.
The Hoover & McWilliams ranch be.
tween Dodge City and Wiroads has been
sold for a cash consideration of $ll 900.
As the days grow longer your trousers
are wearing thinner, so you had better
order that new pair today. YoRK-KE
MERCANTILE Co. 1t
Mrs. AvcriIl and daughter, Mrs. Shade,
arrived Wednesday from Albuquerque,
N. NJ, to attend Tue funeral of Clarence
Averill.
There was an unusually large congle.
CATION at the Presbyterian church last
Sunday, and by The way, the congrega-
ton listened to an unusually fine sermon
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-04-02
1000 Percent Profit.

Muvane, Kans., Feb. u, 1901.
Pepsin Syrup Co., Monticello, ILL.,.
Gentlemen This is to certify that two
sample bottles and one fifty.cent bottle Of
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin entirely
cured inc Of a bad case Of indigestion and
constipation caused by over.eating and
lack of exercise. realized $500 worth
of benefit from fifty cent Investment.
Respectfully, John A. Reed, 5Oc and
Sl.0O bottles. 1t is economy to buy the
$l.OO size Sold by Pine & Bond, Pal
ace Drug Store.