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r OOKt-HAVE YOU ANY PROPERTY TO
IL trade. If so, write Dunlap & Greenins, Corning,
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DDRESS SECRETARY, CHAMBER OF COM
"A Inerce, san Diego California, for Information
relative to best place in America for woman to
live or die Fruits and fresh vegetables every MONTH
More sunshine than Italy. No frost. Fishing boating
Bay ocean surf swimming Every day pleasure 10
live The old soldiers land of promise of living
moderate. Write.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A BUSINESS CHANCE--IOCATE IN BRAD
< ford. the Achi~On, Topeka (. Santa Fe Rail
pad ia Of the best farming communities la East
knisis. A good location for lumber yard. lar,l-
and implement store and elevator. Any in
tete,ted would do well 10 investigate Write TO o. IL.
Ford, Bradford, kan
DARE BUSINESS OPPORTCNIrY.-3ieO 900
i ! stock merchandise. with fourycar lease finest
building In city. Cash good paper. New gas field.
J. e.. 11iumas. Petersburg, Ind.
VOUE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY OFFER
i private sale my Touring meal and feed mill
situated railroad ut Armstrong Mills Ohio In thick
y populated fine grain growing district. Plenty work
to keep mill running steady New, and doing splendid
work. Terms easy For full information write c. W
Armstrong, Armstrong; Mills Ohio.
LNOR SALE-ESrAELfSHED IN Isd5-BIACK-
II smith shop, siieelright. trimming and paint de-
Iartnents. and hanc works: in building I~shape, d
mansions l00x.0N4 0N: feet s,ores situate pub
lie road Shrewsbury Pa convenient TO Northern
Central Railway. Also, Two iwoaid half story dwell
with barns and all outbdinss; buildings COM
Object Of selling is To retire from business
age This Is an excellent opportunity 10 purchase
established paying business five hands constantly en-
poyed. Ha,ne trade alone over so dozen annually.
Opportunity TO also purchase stock and tools Price
low, terms reasonable. Address ". q. Allen, Attor-
ney al Law, Shrewsbury, York County. Pa
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C,OR SALE-A FARM OF ID ACRES GOOi,
buildings, good water; adapted 10 grass and all
kinds of grains and tobacco: good orchard etc For
particulars call address, I. Mooney, Swan Creek.
tiallia Co. Ohio.
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I,OR sALE-$lOo STOCK IN THE DE SETH
l. Clark Co.. of Boston, Mass Make offer TO buy or
trade. Address Comradr. Box Il, Smthheid. W. Va.
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LNLORIDA.-COMRADES COME To FLORIDA.
and get away from cold and get well of rheumatic
and lung troubles and live in comfort and prolone
your lives; good homes cheap: finest country and
climate; good shooting boating. and fishing: G.. A. Il
Post near. Send for information. c. T. Wadron, Iats
Co. F.. 18th Regf., o. V. T. Welaka, Putnam Co., Fla
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NOR SALE-FIvE ACRES IMPROVED LAND
r on Neosho River, two and halt miles from I'm
poria Kan. o. l.. Davis. r. II. T.
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COMRADES, HAVE FOR SALE ONE Tor IN
u Akron Washington Co Colo. Title good: no in-
cumbrance. Correspondence solicited. Address Fred
Zurcher New Philadelphia Ohio.
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rOME WHERE 1T Is PLEASANT TO LIVE.
~ A few thousand dollars will buy you home in q
thriving Southern California town. Residence and &C
cessoes thereto with Is acres of land private pump
Ing plant for irrigation; 900 full bearing trees-peach,
pear apricot and olive; 800 blackberry straw
berry, loganterry and dewberry. You miss it.
Terms reasonable. For full particulars address Box
lIS, san Jacinto. Riverside County, Cal
WISCONSIN FARM BARGAINS.-GCOD M
w proved dairy, grain and small fruit farms near
Eau Claire; 80 600 populations: good markets. cream
cries canning and beet factories; shipping point;
tobacco. grain, hay. berries etc. For particulars adj
dress f. W. Stevens, Box 13l, Eau Claire Wis.
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100 ACRE GOOD AND WELL IMPROVED
lou prairie farm, at S. per acre. aO>acres good
timber balance prarie half in cultivation: good five
room frame house; large frame barn. sheep she'd
erai other buildings two wells cistern: two springs
plenty of all kinds of fruit, berries etc. land all
gether and well fenced; close to school, church. and
good wealthy community: three miles from Lincoln,
Mo-; 10 good bottom. Its good farm and bar
gain. &. G. Hare, Lincoln Mo.
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A large number of shares have been sold some re,
nlsiu rs vet for sale. he snow is goiiig OH now anu
the ccml;any will begin work about April 18th ana con-
Time throughout the summer. Weaie putting III our
own money here and think il is good investment II
lou want 10 take chance with new is the time 10
buy /: you time come and see our property anu
workings
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Y WANT TO SAY TO ALL PERSONS, E.SPE-
l. ciay old soldiers coming to Clarke County, Wash.
to see Dan Crawley, Real Estate Agent Crawford &
Marshall Building. Vancouver. Clarke County, Wash.
He makes country property speciality and will
you well. q. Mcbride, 5ith Regt Ind. Vols, Hope
well. Wash.
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r OOk HERE -THIETEEN AND ONE-HALF
IL dollars per buys one half section of ricl,
prairie land in South Dakota threeforths in cttiva
tion buildings; Young grove of land
Address y. o. Aylsworth. Bradley, South Dakota
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YVNHE BIG HORN BASIN. WYOMING-THE
l. coming country Of the West Good chance for
thousands OF people; good land cheap: crops fine
climate aud good mines of ali kinds close: plenty coal
and wood; good markets and railroad; hOmesteals
adjoining Yellowstone Park. Send - cs.siiver for III
formation and maps. Box 81, Cody, Wyo
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yyyANTED-TO CANVASS AND SELL-SUB-
w scIipion and miscellaneous books also manu-
iacturers goods. Address with stamp, john c. Frank
| lin. Manager Junesboro Ind.
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WANTED TO BUY-SoLDIERS' ADDITIONALS
w and Land Warrants. Highest market price
paid Have for sale all kinds of land scrip and war
rants Will also prosecute land contests secure patents
for Government land, and obtain pensions. +. N.
HeatOn, 800 ST. Washington, ID. e.
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WILL EXCHANGE NICE HOME-sROOM
w house. half acre of fruit-for a farm and pay
difference. Farm, Box 81, Wadhams, Mich.
OK HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL BUY SEC
- ond-iand steam Riding Gallery In good condition.
For particulars write NJ. J. Peterson, Cambridge, ILL.,
NOR SALE OR TRADE-GOOD STORE-GOOD
II building. for land in Arkansas; or will sell for
cash W. a. Knicley, Hunt, Ill.
L,oR SALE OR E,XCHANGE-ONE OF "tiRA vs.
II Electric Plating outfits Also Royal Silver Dip
outfit. Address q. H. BOX 1856, Norwood, n. Y.
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TINHE MOST FATAL DISEASE TO POULTRY
Il Raisers is Cholera. have n simple remedy which
will guarantee preventive and for all cases
In every stage of the disease. Address Pm. Henry,
O'FallOn Ill.
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NOR SALE-TWO NINE-ROOM HOUSES,
IL large lots: Baxter and Clinc! Avenues, Knox
vile. East Tenn Address G. W. Caiett, so7 Seventh
Street \. F., Washington. u. e.
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TOR SALEM THE CITY OF HOMES, on.
fine corner lot, 50xl0o, nnilnproved: high and dry
beautiful view; minutes from electric: tine school
and stores near Price reasonable. Address j. T.
Brown, No. IL Marble street. Springfield, Mass.
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LNOR SAIE-GOOD FARM; 20 ACRES; ABOUT
Il to acres in cyation: IS acres III timothy and
clover; fveroOm house; new barn sheds and crib; GOO
to 800 cords of wood worth in this city $ per cord
auo,t 400 cedar and locust posts he had 70
10 per post; fine mari land and easy clear.
When the wood aud poles are cut, brush piled and
grass or cultivate Fine sheep farm: they will keen
the underground eaten down. have now y ewes and
u lambs, worth on the farm ~ per head. have ap-
PIES plnms cherries peaches pears and grapes most
all young trees. This farm is Clifton Beach, Md
and Potomac River, 10 miles from this city steam
boats RIM daily. work in this city; must sell. A
snap My price only $1,000 Might consider ex-
change. Address owner, Henry G. Wilmoth, Room
g.. City z. o. Bldg. Washington, II. G.
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BOOKS AND PICTURES.

NEW BOOK FTrE-SAMPLE COPY OF" +
IN Great Fortunes Made From Gold Mining. re
plete with thrilling accounts of Aladin-!ike tra'sior-
nations from poverty to great wealth. and showing you
the road to fortune, mattel free application Write
for It today NJ. +. Parrish & Co.. Si5 Drexei Build
ing Philadelphia Pa.
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| yIyANTED-TO CORRESPOND WITH MARRIED
| w ladies, Us wish TO Tell each something they
should KNOW Inclose stamped addressed envelope for
answer Mrs $. Masse, 1913 South ID St. Irpnton, Ohio.
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DHOTOGRAPH OF GEN. L. :. GRANTS HEAD
Il quarters City Point, Va. from June 20 lo6I Il
April 1865. would like TO sell one to every reader o.
The National Tribune and Others, that they may
the place where their service appreciated and
ceived with praise. Price ]. cents Address all order
TO Fred. Dcngier, 80 5. Front ST, Steeiton Ia.
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TONES TO SELL TO YOU, oNE-TENTH DOWN
III and 10 years TO pay for same. j. U. Doniap.
Corning. Kan.
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C,OME-BESSr CIIMATEON EARTH. I. PER Ct
- clear of taxes; churches schools good cotnmi-
nifty: berries. and all kinds OF fruit ). T. Thomas.
Co. q. LIST Del! Milton. Ore.
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YNHOROUG H-BRED EGGS THAT HATCH.
i White wyantiottes cents each: Buff and Golden
Wyandotte5 81 per Is: Rose Comb Brown Leglorns, 6
for 81. Catalogue Carson Bros AiddlepOrt, Ohio
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ARE SPEtIME NS.-I will send by express 10 beau
~ tifui specimens of from 10 different mines in
the Occur dAiene for 81: about five pounds In weight
Carl Trobridge Wallace Idali,I
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| WA NTEG-MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS,
will you work evenings for at 30 cts per hour"
If send 10 cts fer set Of samples and full instc
tons This 10 fake, so write to-day C. +. Clarke,
| Agent, Leroy, n. Y.
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HILL FARM OF s., ACRES - GOOD LAND.
i l. mostly improved handy to church, school, post
Office and store 10 miles from railroad Price 81 Oe
For particulars address Amanda Morrison, Mineral
wells. Wood County, w. Va.
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A LII = WARS, PENSIONS, BOUNTIES, PAY
IN Deserion removed. Land, damage Claims, d.
vurces; Notary Public. l. ID. Immeil, $40 Olive St,
ST Louis Mo.
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CAFEST INVESTMENT-oR0 FIN0 DEN Ell
- oping Co % per share, cash or ins,ailment
man You can pay monthly. Order to-day. Nlll sooi
advance Write for prospectus Robert Mckiiistry.
Detroit, Mich.
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L>OR SALE-FIRsrcLASS BLAckSMrrHINC;
l. bust ess and real estate. Address j. ]. Gran,
SpiceIznd, Ind.
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CEND TO ROBERT MCKINSTRl, No SIS III n Il
Block Detroit Mich, for prospectus ORC Emo Dc
Welcoming Co. of California. 4 good investment
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JUOMEsS FOR ALI.-IF EOC WILL. WRITE Us
Ill we will tell you where You can get one. Dunlap
Il GreenuG, Corning, Kan.
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nor SALE-- 200-ACRE RANCH IN THE FAN
l. Gus WallOwa Valley of Oregon; all fenced AMI
fenced $50 in cultivation. $50 per
For particulars call address c. A. Hunter, Leap
Ore.
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DoUKS.--The Civil War on the Border. Complete
ID account OF all engagements, great aud small and
Of Marches retreats and xpedOns west OF the Mis-
sissppi. Two vos octave 95y pages: fully illustrated.
Price %. Address the author, WILEY BRIrfON,
Springfield 80.
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NOR SALE-FARNfS OF ALL SIZES TOWN
properties of ali kinds, oil and gas plaats. Foe
particulars address y. L. Workman, Malta, Ohio.
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DOULTRY WATER TANK, MADE OF GAL
l. vaniZed iron by any good timer; all sizes and
prices County and State rights for sale reasonable.
Make them in your own County State and save
shipping expenses. J. Ray. II; u. 40. = Decatur, ILL.,
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A NCONAS-THE GREAT WINTER LAYERS.
N Outlay any hen. The puets often commence
laying 10 five months age. No cold, however
severe, stops their egg production. The breed that
lays is breed that pays Eggs 81 per Il: p per 30;
g per so. O. $ Evans Eoxbury. Ohio.
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PENSION ATTORNEYS.

GoMRADE: 1 WANT YOUR PENSION CLAIM
because believe can help you. No other atior-
ney has had so many claims allowed il proportion to
the number filed. Address {. NJ G. Lloyd, Washington,
Dc
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AGENTS WANTED.

A CLEAN SWEEP.-KEANIs BRUSH AND MOI
"A Holder and Brushes. Most attractive and useful
articles Real necessities to every uousekeeper Spleen
did. quick profit to agts. md for circiar j. A. kcane
Patenee and Sole Manufacturer .J7 W. 10Th st. y. y.
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OOK HERE COMRADES AND OTHERS-I
i have something valuable to offer you. Write me
for the chance of your life. A. Z. Powell. 2ol North +
ST., Monmouth, H.
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cEND ME 10 CENTS IN SILVER AND RE.
= ceve book of "a pages containing information
worth SO in gold. No home in America should BIZ
without this book. send for it to-day. Murray Il.
BRIGHAM, " Whitney, willie, Me-
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GET OF MILITARY BUTTONS. REPRESENT
- ing e.ery state in the Union mounted on nice card
for si.O0: send 10 cts. stamps samples of five
nice ornament for the walls of Post for the
home n. {. Bowen, 50 Cherry ST., Waterbury, Conn
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DARRED PLYMOUTH ROCkS-EGGS FOR
ID sale from standardized prize winners. Write
for circular. John G. Herman. Canton.O
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SEND Il CENTS FOR BOOK CONTAINING 3
- new ard popular ;oasts: two for . cts T. J. Can
dee, 1877 Olive St. Kansas City, Mo.
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sINXPERIENCE OF a PRETTY TYPE
II writer Girl In Chicago" The most sensational
novel Of the day: so pages Of typewriter manuscript
Something zeal good. Don't fail to read this SEM
postpaid for &c. Address Buckeye Book Co., Jackson
Vile, Ohio.
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WRITE p. :. HEAD MOBERLT, MO. WHO
~ sells farms and real estate in all States, what you
want aud WHERE
~ y. SIAFFEI:, REAL ESTATE, LOAN,
Ne and Collection Agent: collects rents and pays
taxes for non-residcis; Notary Public HUnetf, No.
IF YOU WISH RELIABLE IMPORTATION RE
i gsr,iiiis Snolsomsii County. Washington write to
IT. r. Walton. SBohonisl Wash.
GAM NICHOLSON. s;h Ill Inf: J. ID. MalTer sith
= Ohio Inf, Dexter. Kansas, Real I3siafe and Loan
Agents Large lit of Farms and Stock Ranches Cor
Ir..s1dence solicited.
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syU,ESTION, SEND FOR THE STORY OF A
L Great Tunnel. II may mean your fortune. II. u
Fowler Fort Dodge, Iowa.
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VOUR HOME WOULD LOOK NICER WITH
Il nice pictures ON the walls Write for price
list mention this PAPER and will give you present
Our prices cheap. but pictures good The Gem
union Co.. Box iss, East 81. Louis, Illinois.
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A NYBOpY WISHING TO MAKE A BARGAIN
n will do well to write me for particulars. ! can
nut you onto something A. r. Powell, sol Nosh l. ST.,
Monmouth, Ill.
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DURE BLOOD BUFF ORPINGTONS-GOOD
i size and great layers: - eggs for $500. dollar
size package Poultry Food free with each order
have pure blood Il. G. Il. Leghorn cock will sell
for highest bid received before March 20. Willsey $
Poultry Farm, Trenton Mo.
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VyARMS IN TWENTY sEATES.-IEr Us SELL.
II you one. We have over 900 TO pick from. bun
lap & GreeniES, Corning, ksn
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

NThNTED-The whereabouts OF W. ]. or J. W.
w Smith! first Lieutenant ID!OBel and late Colonel
Of the 9Th Tenn Cav; he lived n Ia Grange Tenn,
before the war Also the address o. Lieut. Brass; be-
ionged TO the Engineering Corps stationed at Po-
cilon,as Tenn In the spring of &c., amer he
claim agent aud attorney at law in the firm of
Brass HudsOii at Memphis Tenn Jesse S. Siiands,
Dexter, Mo.
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DRINTING ouTFIT-TYPE. INK, PAD MARI
your linens, books: print cards. envelopes. et
lie. +. Hartman, Dewitt, Nebraska.
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VIOW TO MAKE FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
IL yearly profit with II hens. wonderful scen-
tfc discovery for Matching all kinds Of eggs and raising
fowls Mailed for 81. Address W. ID. Jones Co., Silver
Creek, y. Y.
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C,oMETHING TO SELL THAT Is WORTH
- hooking after can put you on the road 10 fortune
and independence Write me. A. p Powell, 2ci North
st. Monmouth. Ill
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DARE SCARCE, OCCULT VALUABLE, SCfEN
tifc and curious Books. Catalogues free To any
interested. &. L. Cttiss, Drawer 81 iehigh \. Y
The Opelousas courier., 1903-04-04
HOW scb.G MEN ADVERTISE.
There ls a Knack In Getting Ones
Business Before the Public.

There ls a Knack In Getting Ones
Business Before the Public.
eve come to the conclusion that
success In advertising depends on 0
1t Is DONE" said a member of the YES
try Of a prominent Episcopal church.
Several weeks ago on a rainy u
day morning my umbrella disappeared
from the stand in church. / adver'
tised for its return, offering q gener'
GUS reward, but no one returned II
6~sater on talking to a friend who is IN
tie advertising business | mentioned
%1s matter to him. How was your
"ad" worded?' he asked. Something
like: Person who found stray UNI
brella ia vestibula of st. - church
please return same to . Reward
etc. answered.
HE smiled and scrubbed on q piece
OF paper: 1ry this as an "ad,"' n
said. / took the paper and read: Per
son who was seen taking umbrella
from yestibule OF st. - church mus
return It at once to save himself trou
Bile. az he is known Acting on m,
friends advice, / inserted the motto
in the papers. Did 1t work? shout
say so! Next day ! found not one, Du
half q dozen umbrellas awaiting me 9
home. They had been sent % tn
house during the day and attached
each was an unsigned note prayin
that I would overlook the matter, 9
the writer had taken the umbrella .
mistake. Philadelphia Record.
The Opelousas courier., 1903-04-04

A GREAT many remedies to Temporal
IA rily relieve catarrh have been devised
from time to time, such as sprays, snut1s,
creams and other local applications, but, as
a rule, the medical profession has little OF
no enthusiasm in the treatment OF catarrh.
1t is generally pronounced by them to
be incurabae.
It therefore created a great sensation in
medical circles when DR.. Hartman an
nounced that he had devised a compound
which would cure catarrh permanently.
The remedy was named Peruna, and In
a short time became known to thousands
of catarrh sufferers north, south, east and
west
Letters testifying to the fact that Pc
runa is a radical cure for catarrh began to
pour in from all directions.
Thousands of such letters are on file IN
the office Of The Peruna Medicine Co.
Rev. E.. Stubenvoll, Pella, Wis, writes:
SCI feel obliged to extend you my personal
thanks for my complete restoration. AL
through the winter / suffered from throat
and lung trouble, but recovered my entire
health by the use Of your excellent rem
edy, Peruna."
The following letter from a prominent
gentleman of Los Angeles is a case II
Mr.. J. w. Fuller, President of the jew
elers' Association OF Los Angeles, Cal.
has been in business in that city for sew
enteen years out of the forty-ive that hi
has been engaged in business. Conserving
his experience with Peruna he says:
al ,vas troubled arEfh cGtGrrb Of tht
head for many years. Hdfected M
cex nc mt smell. heH9efuU and sIght. j
The Opelousas courier., 1903-04-04
MOOSE THAT tanned HERSELF
Animal Is Thoroughly at Home on Q
Hotel Lawn.

Hote! Lawn
Kineo has a special attraction Just
now In the shape of a cow moose
which makes herself thoroughly at
home on the hotel lawns cycling spec
tators mildly or chewing her cud IN
the sun with evident satisfaction.
Early in October the COW put in an
appearance in the vicinity of the
camps Of the Nighthawk Club at Sugar
Island, and very soon manifested a de-
cided tendency to make friends with
the club men. She soon became SO
tame as to eat out of the hands of her
friends.
When It came time to close the
camps the members thought of the
cow moose. They telephoned to Man
ager c. A. Judkins of the Mount Ki
neo house, asking him if he would
take her to Kineo. He did, and since
that time she has roamed at will close
to the hotel, evidently thoroughly a
home.
She enjoys the fresh green grass O.
the lawns, watches the hustle OF III
here with apparent interest, poses VIII
ingly for amateur photographers, AM
in fact Is a most obliging and congo
NAL guest. The intention now Is t.
keep her here as a permanent attrac
ton. 1t is believed that this Is tn
only instance on record where a will
moose has been tanned in this way
Poeton Herald.
The Opelousas courier., 1903-04-04
Mhat's in a Name2

During the summer a distinguished
member of the French academy rented
a cottage in Savoy, and when the time
came for his return to Parts he went
to say farewell to the owner OF the
cottage, a prosperous farmers wife.
81 hope you will write your name
in my album before you go" she said.
with pleasure" he replied, and,
taking a pen. he wrote his name in the
book.
Thanks" she said, "but won't you
please tell me your profession, SO that
I can write 1t after your manner
ooh, put down land owner" he an
swered.
"But that isn't a profession" she
said.
well, then, put down 'academi
| cian,'" was his answer.
This word seemed to puzzle her and
therefore he asked with a smile
Don't you know what an academician
is?"
mot, not quite" she answered, but
it's such a long word that the profes
sion must be a splendid one."-StraJ
Stories.