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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11
franfreim.
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mel Der Me rop Of tan
eIectrii den gabn
berausgebolt.

el &C I RI % n . 1n
beraus sgebplt.
paris, II. Muauf. Bts beute
Mittas fino aus benz Sunnsl Der Me-
tropOlitan eleetriIden gabn "a 2siasn
an's Sasesli6t bsf6roert. gs uiro
befiir9tet, baB Die 3abl Der 8et6bteten
auf 100 iteigen tuirb. s
Sas eniieBlide unsliid sntitanb boz
bur6, baB elmer oer3iise BEL Der Station
MenilmOntant. bic in sinem armsn
uno fart bsp6lferten Stabtpiertel bon
paris liest, suiammenbrad. Sieier
3ue tpuroe prompt entleert uno Der
nd6ffOlsenbe 3us srbielt 8sfsbl, ibn
na9 ben 8eparatur-g -gDertiidtten gu
ihieben.
9luf bem @ege babin eerietben Die
suei 3iise in 9ranb, bod selans es,
Dem 3usperional su enttommen. Sn=
stuiiaen batte Elm fart beiestsr 3ug
Die porbsrse6snbe Station 9es @barOn=
nes errsi9t unb bic geamten, tpel9e
&aub aus bem Sunnel emporfsieen
ia6en, qaben Elm Nlarmiisnal. Cine
0anit entitano, in pel9er bic paHa=
eiere periudten, bsm gabnbofe su ent.
flieben. Bsi oem immer itdrfer tuer=
oenoen &au6 beriu9tsn 0iels ldn9s
bes @eleiies in Der &i9tung bon Belle
bile surtdSutebrsn, nobel lie eriiidten.
Obsleid Die 8ataitropbe fi4 bereita
eefern 4beno um 8 rlbr ereignete, mar
es bod srff beute MOraen ben Beams
ten uno 6susrtpsbrlsuten m6slid, in
ben Sunnel 3u selansen. Bis bahin
mar berielbe nit sinem idier unbur4=
orinsli9en Nualm ansefiillt geweien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11
Seutiblano.
Neutl1lano.
Sie SubeIfeier Der Il niper=
fitdt Seibelbere.

Seibelberg. IL. gus. Die err
6ebenbs Sdtularfsier unierer v&upsrto=
Garcia, tpelae iebt gum Ibi&lub
9elanste, erreidte ibren S6bepuntt,
als Die @brenpromotionen bur9 Die
Setane Der finf Jatultdten ansetiin=
oist purben. Ser Seifaft nahm pro=
arammsemdB UNI elf llbr 8ormitta9s
in Der reid seidmiidten Staotfalle
ieinen gnfang uno tpuroe einselsitet
bur9 ben Soppel9or vglun iit bas
Seil unb bic Strait" BON Sobann
Sebaitian Bad, Der borsasli6 pisoer=
segebsn uuros.
prorettor @ebeimratb Or. g;ernD
mics in portrefflider @nipra6s auf Die
geoeutune bss bprsunebmenoen Ittes
bin unb foroerte bann Die Detane aut
bic Hamen Der ernannten @brenbotto=
rem befannt gu sebeu, mas unter laut-
loiem Sdwsisen Der anweienben
geidab. gei ben grnsnnungen iif
au9enideinIid Die sebiesenfte unb
freieite @uswabl setroHen tuoroen, obne
3inftiafeit unb gnsbersiafeit, mas
aqaemein aneriannt tpitb.
Iu4 on peri6nIi9teiten auberbalb
BEG ataoemif9en Wirtunsstreiies III
aufs 2iberalte 9ebadt worben, tpie
elm 8lid auf bic illuifre 2ilte lebrt. go
iino u. u. 3u @brenoottoren Der nnis
bsriitdt Seioelbsrs srnannt tpOrben:
Der @ompuniit unb Sirisent &i9arb
GtrauB; Der idtpeiserii9e S9riftfeller
uno pbilantbrop Sean Senri Sunant,
betannt burd feline Sbdtisfsit in Der
8eieQi6aft bonn Rotben 3reu3; Der
afritareiisnbe @eora Sdweinfurtb;
Der 9idter uno &Omanidriftfteler
8ufau Jrenlien (gerfaiier bon vSorn
llbl"); bic ensliiden GOriderinnen
Marsaret Dunlop uno Isnes Smith
9eipis; Der Walsr Sans SbOma in
6rantfurt a. M. uno Der S6riftifeller
peter &Oiesssr. au@ Der geatiOnal-
0tonom @utap S9moler bsfinbst ii9
unter ben @rnannten.
glber bic ameritanii9e @elebrten=
melt iit sIei4fGas ni@t p.rssi1en more
ben. profeifor piderine bon Der
SarbarO llniperiitdt uno prOf. @Iaae=
broOt bon Der &idmonb llniberftdt
| fino ourd bic @rnennuns gu gbrsn=
bottoren auseesei1net.
96nig's 8eburtstas.
8erlin, IL. Nusuit. 36nig
@eOrs bon Sa9ien, Der ieinen einuno=
iisbsisfen @eburtstag ieierte. bat fir
20 Strafgsfangene eine Gmneitie er=
lahsn, iobaB oieielben nod seftern in
Sreibeit eeiebt tpurben.
Ser @eburistas felbft wurbs wObl
offisiel in iibli9er @siie gefsiert, aber
bon elmer srOBereu getbeilisuns oes
Sa9ienpolts, uie fie friiber am 6e=
burtstaee 36nis alberts beOba9tet
wurbe. tonnte man nidts bemerfen.
Die on unb fiir iid idon gs.
rinse popularitdt bes a6niss 9eors
bat bur9 iein itarres 8erbalten i'm
GalIe bes Sfanoals Der frhberen 3ron=
psin3effin 2uiie, iebiaen @rdfin Mon-
tisnoio. einen barten StoB erbalten,
tpenn au9 benz 26nige bonn TOlte fur
1ieles bic Werantwortune 3u9eidoben
tuirb, bas er perf0nli9 faum dnbern
| fpuute.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11
Cine i@redli@e Sur.

Die 2ei9e oes 22-idarisen @eo. 80.
SDnes, Der, mie bsridtst, am Gonntas
bel Carmel bon eiaem Wonon-3uge
iiberfabren unb set6btet murbs, iif ee.
tern bier angelanst. Wan neist Der
Mnii9t au, bob Der l9wertranfe Siing.
ling Selbfmoro bssansen bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11
ct. Marien=0emeinoe.
Seuts unb @orsen @artsnfsit.

Sic iunsen Samen Der Ct. Warien-
@emeinbe tperoen am Sienita9 unb
Mittwo9-Ibsno Elm 8arten.Gsit sebsn.
Sasislbe wirb auf Dem SpielplaBe bel
Der ct. Marien-Neaoemie uno Dem
9farrbauis Der ct. Marisn.2ir9s
Q25-127 Ot Warplanb Ctr. abse.
balten tperoen. Giir grfrii9unsen
unb allerlsi llnterbaltunssn fino Die
beften 0orbereitunsen setroffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11
Babaria.

Ser 0erein 8abaria ernannte in
ieiner seitern Nbeno in Seller & gol's
absebaltsnen 8eriammluns Serrn g.
8raenblein gum Wari9all fir Die Seut-
ide Saesparabe an Steae oes Ssrrn
SObn 8eiser, Der persosen ift. Sonif
wurbsn nur &outine-8ei ibdfte erleoi9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11

8auerlaubni 5 9eine.-
6. q. glaoen, 839 %. pratt, &epara=
turen, s300.-Simon 9ofmart, 2o=
gan nabe &apmonb, @ohnbaus, $l,.
685. : SUITE gellis, pleaiant nabe
ct. Better, @obnbaus, $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11

Mor9en Natmittas unb Nbsnb fin=
bet in Der 9ale bes Siioieite
Surnpereins Die idbrli9e Nusfel=
lung Der 9anbarbeits=S bes Sa.
men-8ereins bes Siioieite Surnpereins
itatt.
Wtit berielben 1T elm Sce=gream=
Social uno Elm SOmmerna9tsfst ber=
bunoen.
9lm Abenb uirb bic Stems gpp's=
@apeue concertiren. Sas publitum
i'm alsemeinen 1T sinselabsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11
Na6rt6ten aus Snbiand.
8asmeter in 2afapette sin-
gefii brit.

2afapette. Der Stabtratb
nabm am Wonta9 Nbsno in elmer iebr
itiirmiid perlaufenen Sibung bic
Sroinan3 on, traft tuelder Der @as-
8eieaidaft oas &edt osrlieben ipiro,
Weter fiir Die 2ieferuns bon 9tatur=
8as einaufiisren unb ben prsis INN
25 Gents per 1000 GubitfuB gu er=
b6ben.
: bn 8ilbert g banflin's
aide.
Gbansbille. Die Wittpe bes
pOr eini9en Sagen ueritorbenen Sobn
8ilbert Sbantlin tebrte am Wontag
Ibeno bon @bicago, moielbit Die 2ei9e
oesielben i'm Grematorium perbrannt
poroen mar, nit Der NTde suriid.
Sisfe befano ii9 in elmer bermetiia
peri9lohenen tupfernen llrne, welde
auf benz DAT Sil &ir9bof in Der
6amiliensruft Der Sbantlin's beissieBt
purbe.
&sp. g. g. glidsrion. pafor bon
Der Walnut Str. presbpterian Stride
mibmets am 8rabe benz 9erbli9enen
einen Ha9rui.
Wit elmer mi tgabel
t6btli9 unoet.
Ittiea. Ser Sarmer pbil.
@linep, pel4er nabe Wef 2ebanon
anidifig rar. ilt am Sonnias auf
sinem ieiner 5elosr als 2eide aufee=
funben moroen. gr mar elmer @unbe
erlesen. tpel1e ibm bon ieinem Na1bar
Pbil. Si9b nit elmer Wiifsabel beige
bradt tporoen mar. Wie Nusen;eusen
beri9ten, bate Der @eritOrbene ben
Sisb suerit nit elmer Dirt attadirt, NOS
rauf bieier fi9 nit Der Miitsabel ieiner
Saut mebrte.
Serleibige oIper.
Sullipa II. 8ert Yearion, elm
betannter iunger Wann, serietb auf
osm Offentliden plabs nit 9lno. Sam-
mel in Gtreit. 2esterer batte feline
Sdnbe auf psarion's S6ulter selegt.
Sieier perbat iid bic gertrauli9teit
unb als Summel bic Sdnbe nibt forte
nabm, sOs peariOn einen &enolber aus
Der Saide unb feuerte benielben auf
9ummel ab. Sieier iant nit lautem
Nufi9rei su 8oben. Sie &usel mar
in Die Idhe bss Nabels einsebruneen
uno batte fid in ben 2enoen feitgeisBt.
Die WuEbe 1T sefdbrli9. pearion lit
uerbaftet.
gtne @onferena we19 e
befrieoi9enb nerlief.
Serre Saute. Die in poriser
Woae stpii9en ben 8eamten oes @las=
bldierperbanoes uno 6abritanten BON
griinen GIai9en ab9ebaltene General
Gonferens in nod elmer lanswierisen
Sibuns su Gnoe eefommen.
9lud fir bieies Sabr tpiro bas 2obn=
unb2ebrlings- Spitem bon l902-19O3
selten unb tperben iiberbaupt bic gin-
selbeiten bes &eiultates Der @onfersn3
fir iehr bsfrieoiseno sebalten.
Sis beiosn 8ereine bon Glaiaenglas=
Gabritanten baben ii9 aud benz 3use
Der 3eit folgenb. uitter benz Namen
vNational SLAB gial anp Bottle alio=
ciation" eoniolioirt uno bat Der neue
Ysrsin bic folsenben Seamtsn ermdblt:
prdIioent - Sobn &alfton, pitts=
burg.
Secrstdr-S9abmsiiter- 8. Sur=
ner, Serre Saute.
II II On Der Mrbeitgeber.
Warion. Sas r@ouncil Der Nr=
beitseber bat in feiner am Montag
abeno itattsefunoenen SiBuns be-
idloHsn, in ieber Weiie, aud in finan=
3isaer, bic Girmen in WariOn gu unter-
itiiben, pel9e bon ben unionen nit
benz 8ann belegt porben iino uno se-
bopeottet peroen.
8eim 9 8abenertrunfen.
6amilton. Wlilo 8atta unb
Sona 3oppmann, II reip. 19 Sabre,
serietben beim Baoen in ga0's See in
au tiefes @aher uno ertranfen, ba lie
beg Sduimmens untunoig waren.
mel Climber finben elm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11
Gin neuer 6 hef.

Glebe lanb, o, II. Nu9uf.
90. g. Stone bon glbon, Sno. 1T
gum @roB-@bef Der 8riioeridaft Der
2oeomotipfiibrer ertpdblt poroen.
Strif e=u n ru ben.
g rm ine 3 m, Nla., IL. Muq.
Nad einsm bier sinselaufenen Seri4t
folen in Yirsinia @itp, mo- elm Sob
len-8rdber=Strite i'm @anse 1T, ernite
llnruben aussebrOden iein. Gin
Mann ioa bur9 S9afie berlebt iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-11
Samenberein oes Siioieite Snrns
Sereins.

Susiteauns Der Sanbarbeits. S9ul..
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Ito re Continued.I
IN Ingenious Nnrn.

Bob Grom was the best known
pioneer in Central Arizona. The old
man was more than so years old when
ne died. few years ago. and he had
Been in the territor| so long that no.
body knew when he came. He spent
fortune in locating mining claims
in the central part of the territory.
but never realized anything from
them. \ short time after his death
the value of his claims was discov-
cred. Grom was ranChman as well
as u mining man, and he was so &c
centric that people who knew him
never tire of telling about their cx-
pcricnCc with him. Once he was
caught out in n binding rainstorm.
Darkness overlook him and his com
panion in the desert. They were UNI
able to find their way, and their
matches were so wet that they could
not light fircbrands. Finally Grom
pulled a handful of wet sulphur
matches from his pocket and called
his shepherd dog. He rubbed the wet
sulphur matches ON the dogs tail I'M
til it glowed with PHOSPHORUS. and
then ordered the dog to go home. The
men followed the glowing tail with
out trouble Washington Post.
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There are some things in this world
for which not even the most pro-
found rural philosopher can account
TO his own satisfaction.
II never saw an animal move so
slowly before i'm all my life" cried an
speratcd traveller in New lamp
shire stage. behind which the clouds
Of rapidly rising storm were grow
ing blaclScr every moment. Cant
the horse go any faster? You had an
excellent one ten years ago. when I
used to spend the summer here"
That's the curious thing about T."
said the driver. gazing first at his
stccd and then at the uneasy passen-
ger in mildly speculative way.
This boss is the very same identical
boss that drove that summer. I
don't know what in tunkct's got into
him. lie seems TO have lost his ami
nation" Youths Compa Mon.
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out from behind the cloud, IN.

out from Dehtn0 the clouds tho
shade from the awnings was found
grateful. On Friday the signs that
the tropics had been entered were
unmiStakable.
When Mr.. Pence awokc about three
O'Clock Tuesday morning he was
much alarmed. He was certain that
something serious had happened An
unearthly silence prevailed. The en-
sines had stopped, aud save for the
faint buzz of thS electrical machin-
cry there was no sound on the
shark" The boat had lost all mo-
ti"n. II no longer rose and fell to
the heaving of the seas.
Mr.. Pence hurricdly dressed and
went on deck. A seaman was poc
ing back and forth on the after
deck. Mr.. Pence looked out over the
port side of the yacht. \ huge wall
of rock lowered almost over his
head. In the light of the nasccnt
moon, the shark seemed to rest
IN the center of n vast amphitheater
of bcctling rocks and crags Here
and there he could make out the
form of palm, and to his ears
came the distinct sound of falling
water. as of IA cascade. 70 the east
the cliffs threw long shadow over
the lake in which the yacht was an
Chorcd. The moon had just scaled
the highest peak, and the effect was
of Understandable beauty. But the 81
lencc was oppressive. The heavy
breathing of Mr.. Vincent, as il pen
etratcd from the deck below. was a
relief. and after one rcassuring
glance at the placid scene Mr.. Pence
went below and soon was sleeping
the sleep of the just.
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those are angel Ash-.i saw ,on. FMS,

those are angel fsh-.i saw some FMS,
like them at the aquarium down az
the Battery in New York. Say. but
there are some beauties down there
1t looks as il it had been built for
them. The rocks are covered With
moss, and there is "A tunnel Just
like l saw in the aquarium. thought
at the time that the fish in New
York had pretty soft snap, but
these fellows here have them beat
in a walk. 1 wonder if they're good
to cat?"
The reflections of Mr.. Vincent were
cut short. BY good seamanship Capt.
Waters brought the yacht alongside
"A jutting rock, which nature must
have designed as a pier. Four sail
ors sprang ashore. and in a few min
utes the lines were taut; the stumps
of two trees acted as posts. Tenders
were lowered To keep the sides of
the shark" from rubbing against
the rock, and it was possible to step
from the gangway directly to the
natural stone pier.
Welcome to IIcstoria.'" ex-
claimed Hestor as he leaped ashore
Come on. gentlemen, and explore
the mysteries of the tropics. I want
to show you something that will sur
prise YOU"
Back of the pier there arose a rock
which cut off the inland view. Hes
tor rounded this rock, stood in the
open space, and waited for the others
to Join him. Mr.. Pence was the last
-. \.
clination to remain on board He left
only when he found himself desert
ed
What do you think of that?"
HeStor pointed towards grove
of cocoa palms, in the center of
which stood a large bungalow. 1t
was an artistic blending of Moorish
and Indian architecture. This build
ing was an cll-shaped structure, the
corner of which was two stories in
height and rounded in curve, form
ing at the front half circle. From
this as a base, there were two long
wings one story in height, with slop-
ing roofs. supported at the front by
pillars. within which were deep We
randas. These vcrandas were each
about 90 feet long and opened into
the central part of the structure.
which on it's interior, as well as in
its second story, was n perfect cir
Gle.
Sidney Hammond looked at Hestor
in amaZcmcnt.
"When did you build this?" he de-
handed.
Never mind when | built it, re-
sponded Hestor. with good-natured
laugh. It's built all right. as YOU
can see. As a matter of fact, old
man." he said, addressing Sidney and
looking carefully around as if in
search of something, this is the first
time ] ever saw it myself. | had it
built for my tropical residence
What ii" you think of il, Mr.. Rock
well? You are Judge OF villas. Is
there anything in New York that can
touch it for the natural beauty of it's
SurroundinGs2'
IL.
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under that rock with the cocoa tree
over it," Hestor handed the power
full marine glasses to Capt. Waters.
who took long look in the direction
indicated by the excited owner of
the shark"
- ou'rc right" he said, II sec him.
Hes a big 'un," observed the cap
tain a he handed back the glasses.
IF YOU want to watch some fun.
come up forward, gentlemen" he al
most shouted. Hurry up; the bonn
bardment is about to begin, Come
along. Mr.. Morton. ] will show YOU
some sport for your lives"
Ilcstor's excitement was contagious.
Look over on the bank. there"
said llcstor. "Do you see something
that looks like Logo"
Il do said Mr.. Kent. Mr.. Nor
ton also made it out, as did most
OF the party.
It's gator; an alligator. and
a whoppcr." said Hestor. ~ won't do
a thing to HIM"
lIcstor sprang to a polished piece
OF machinery. and dropped behind a
slanting steel guard. marine
stood by the side Of this bit of
mechanism, which was recognized at
a glance as rapid-iirc Hotchkiss
gun. Mr.. Pence gave il one look and
retrcatcd behind the deckhousc. Mr..
Morton and the others looked on
with keen interest.
Bing-r-r-bing r-r ling -zip-r-r-bing-
bing-rip-rip r bling r rip zip ring.
bling :"
The first shot struck the water
TO the right about 100 feet from the
iogiikc object. HcstOr swung the
gun with a quick movement to the
left, and marine raised the mulllc
with the turn Of an adjusting de
vice. For a second the water at the
edge OF the bank was churned into
foam. The next instant the log"
was alive. A long tail waved i'm the
air; the great jaws opened and bel
lowed in hoarsc roar of rage and
agony ~ rushed for the bank. but
as the head sank 10 the water the
squat legs relaxed snd the hulk Law
niotionlcss
iicstor jumped back from the gun
lie took one look through the case
Gus vapor from the weapon: threw
his cap in the air and danced for
JOY.
What do you think Of that?" he
shouted. The books say you have
TO shoot en- in the eye i'm order
+" fetch en-. know a trick worth
tvs" Of that Say. but he's a
'bcaut' What do you think 81 Hes
tor Island Mr.. Carmody? This is
only a o;artcr. You can have more
fun here in q week than you can
have ~ New York in year. Come
out from back there. Nj Pence, the
cruel war is over. Lower the launch.
Capt Waters. There is plenty Of
water over there, and wen 90 and
take q look at him"
During this incident, and in all the
happenings of this cventful day. Hes
tor conducted himself as IL the ar
rival and landing on this spot was
az ordinary event which had been
pleasantly anticipated by all on the
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CHAPTER XIV.
NARROWED.

"Thcrc's one. See him. captain {?
Right beyond those weeds, on the
bank of that little island, almost
under the big rock! Don't you see
him?"
Hestor danced around the forecas-
tie in the most excited manner. Capt.
Waters looked i'm the direction in
which he was pointing.
Don't you see him? Take my
glass and you can see him as plain
~ as the nose on your face. He's
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THE BROTHERHOOD OF DEATH

ON y vELDT CEMETERY
Peace TO the quiet dead,
Trooper and burgher here
True TO the men who led
True to their lights fell near:
question not right nor wrong
Question not gain nor loss.
Brothers I'm death they lie
Under the starry cross
Grave men and true alike
Matters not creed nor race
All are of one great kin
Here I'm the resting place
Nation 'gainst nation strives
Endlessly meath the sun:
When the great silence" falls
All are in rest as one.
Tears for the wrongs that keep
Far from US peace and good,
Tears that in life there is
No happy brotherhood,
Peace to the quiet dead,
Iife's errors cleared away
brothers i'm hope They wait
The breaking Of the day
b. NJ. Bromley iu Westminster Ga.
2cttc.
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For Bottom Drawer No :.

4 lady who was especially fond of bar
gains came home from sale and displayed
her purchases.
why on earth have you bought this ."
demanded her husband, taking up bras
plate for a door with tho name OF "Wilk.
ms" on it,
We'll. it was 80 cheap" replied The wife.
oniy think. gave a quarter for it and IN
be bound it cost a dollar"
But why throw away quarter? What
possible use j. it,"
oh" said TIC barslirer. "vou never
know how things viii come in. For instance.
You might die. and ! might marry man
named wilkins. ~ Cleveland Leader-
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airy disorders, Dropsy. Diabetes.
Bright Disease. Doan's Kidney Pills
cure all ills of the kidneys and blad-
der Read this testimony; it tells Of
cure that lasts:
Mr.. a. w. Lutz, carriage wood
worker, of 100 18th Ave, Sterling. ILL.,.
says: after procuring Doan's Kid
ney Pills in the month of November.
1897, took a course of the treat.
mcnt which cured me Of backachc
and other annoyances due TO over.
excited or weakened Kidneys. Dur
Ing the three years which have
elapsed, have had no occasion to re-
tract one word of my statement
made at that time now unhesi.
tatingly and emphatically rc-endorse
the claims made for Doan's Kidney
Pills"
a FREE TRIAL Of this great kid
ney medicine which cured Mr.. Lu,z
will he mailed on application TO any
part of the United states. Nddrcs &
Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. y. Y
For sale by all druggists, price 50
cents per box.
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bought bottle to try. 1 am pleased
that l did, for it brought speedy relief.
1t only took about two bottles, and I
considered this money well spent.
You have firm friend in me. and
not only advise its use to my friends, but
have purchased several bottles to give
to those without the means to buy, and
have noticed without exception that it
has brought about a speedy cure where
ever it has been used" Miss Rose
Gerbirg.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DIR. Hartman, giving n
full statement of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, o.
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Appreciated mI. Mcrcic-.

Bishop Wherefore used TO tell .
story Of n greedy clergyman who,
when asked 10 say grace. looked
anXiously TO sec if there were cham
payne glasses on the table. II there
were he began: "Bountifui .Icho-
vah'" But il he saw only clarct
glasses he said 1--WE arc not worthy
Of the least Of thy mercics." Chicago
Inter Ocean
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IWOMEN should beware of contract

"OMEN should beware of contract
ing catarrh. The cold wind and
rain, slush and mud of winter are espe-
cially conducive to catarrhal derange-
ments Few women escape.
Upon the first symptoms Of catching
cold Peruna should be taken. 1t forti-
fies the system against colds and ca
tarrh.
The following letter gives one young
woman's experience with Peruna:
Miss Rose Gerbing is n popular society
woman of Crown Point, Ind, and She
writes the following:
Recently l took a long drive in the
country, and being too thinly clad
caught bad cold which settled on my
lungs, and which I could not seem to
shake off. had heard a great deal of
Peruna for colds and catarrh and
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CnnIdn'f Inac Him.

She Gn the park i wonder what
kind of tree that is?
He-Why. that's lockwood tree
But how can III tell?"
by its bark, of course Chicagr
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E. Ottawa, Ont rites:
"a few months
lungs and remained there perssteny
took medicine without
UPSET. ana head and back began
advised Peruna. hadH
felt SO sick that ready
relief
weeks have
health
nov havef he greatest faith In Peruna" kENAH
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Some men, charitable act, are for publica
hon only, and not as a guaranty OF good
faith Chicago Daily News
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STRIKES YOU ANY TIME.

Never know when
or where backache
pains viii strike
you. The kidneys
will go wrong. and
when they do, the
first warning is gen
orally through the
back. Do not fail
to help the kidneys
when they're sick.
y c < &c { means
many serious ills.
It's only a short
step from common
backache to Rheu-
matte pains. Trim
hwx. ~
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Originality is simply pair OF fresh eyes
I. W. lIigginson
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The Chicago & North We, tern +, the onl,
double track railway between Chicago anc
the Missouri River.