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Mayors Court.

The following cases have been
disposed of since our last report
closed:
City of Brookhaven VS.. Noah
Johnson-Drunk. Fined SIS and
costs.
City of Brookhaven VS.. George
Snyder - Drunk. Fined $3.50
and costs.
City of Brookhaven VS.. Hattie
Rollins = Petit larceny. Fined
$3.50 and costs.
City of Brookhaven VS.. Oscar
Wood-Retailing. Fined 500 and
sentenced to county farm 80 days.
City of Brookhaven VS.. Agnes
Cooper - Disturbing the peace.
Fined $3.50 and costs.
City of Brookhaven VS.. Mary
Thompson-Distul bing the peace.
Fined $3.50 and costs.
City of Brookhaven VS.. J. E.
Smith = Drunk. Fined S. and
costs.
City of Brookhaven VS.. Rich
Walker-Gaming. Fined S. and
costs.
City of Brookhaven VS.. Lipp
Cain - Gaming. Fined S. and
costsE
City of Brookhaven VS.. Annie
James = Disturbing the peace.
Fined $3.50 and costs.
City of Brookhaven VS.. Bert
Henderson = Vagrancy. Fined
SIS and costs.
City of Brookhaven VS.. Rosa
Causey and Ida Reeves - Va
grancy. Fined S. and costs.
City of Brookhaven VS.. Nick
Watts = Disturbing the peace.
Fined $5 and costs.
City of Brookhaven VS.. Bertha
Cothern = Vagrancy. Fined SIS
and costs.
City of Brookhaven VS.. Alice
Hooker = Vagrancy. Fined S.
and costs.
City of Brookhaven VS.. Susan
MISUNDERSTANDING the peace.
Fined SIS and costs.
City of Brookhaven VS.. Squire
Miller-Fighting. Fined S. and
costs.
City of Brookhaven VS.. George
White-Fighting. Fined SIS and
costs.
City of Brookhaven VS.. Fanny
Winston = Vagrancy. Fined S.
and costs.
City of Brookhaven VS.. Albert
Small = Disturbing the peace.
Fined $3.50 and costs.
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Sunday SerViCeS-.-At the Churches To.
morrow.

At the Presbyterian church,
morning service at II O'Clock.
Union services at night at the
Methodist church.
Sunday school at $50.
At the Methodist church at IL,
a. M, Rev. B. F. Jones, D. D.,
will preach the opening sermon
for Whitworth College.
At 1870 p. M, Rev. H. G.
Hawkins will occupy the pulpit.
Sunday school at the usual hour.
At the Baptist church at II a.
M, Pastor r. II. Purser will oc-
cupy the pulpit. Subject: Lift
up Standard for the People. -
At $3.50 p. m. text: "Once l
was Blind; now l see" Sunday
school at 10 a. m.
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j. w. Bennett to ANDY Greer

j. W. Bennett to Andy Greer
Sw IA and NV IA of Sc IA, 1853.
L. A. Greer to X. A. Finch
Nv 1 4 of NV IA, $50.
5. 5. Waldon to j. N. Alfred
Sc IA of sw IA and all sw IA of
Sc IA W of road, 22-S-6.
NJ. Priebatsch to I. G. Ratcliff
N IL of ne / 4 offs IA, 1917.
L. H. Hartman to Mary Ellen
Shaffer-Sw IA of NV ii, 8-6-8.
j. M. Drury to Axle Flint-Nw
IA of Sc Ia, 9-6-9.
Peter Shafer to Mary Ellen
Shafer-Sw IA of ne ii, 1867.
=. A. Gilchrist to Alex Thomas
IS IL of NV IA and all l-2 n
9Th branch 6-S-5.
Ellen McClendon to S. C. and
v. B. West 2 lots 50x150 it. lot
8, Montgomery survey, in NV
Il of sw IA, 7-7-S.
I. F. Becker to Tom Coleman
Let | part of NV II, 1888.
E. [. Busby to j. M. Drury-
Sw IA of Sc IA, 9-6-S.
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BOGUE CHITTO NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Scutt are now en-
sconced in their new residence or
South street. They occupy the
residence vacated by A. B. Con.
nally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gates are
visiting their parents in Crystal
iSprings. Mr.. Gates will remain
there a while to recuperate his
health. Mr.. Brooks Newman
paid Brookhaven a visit on last
Thursday.
Miss Susie Brent may be found
now at her old place of business
with the firm of Coney & BoIian.
Miss Susie is a deserving girl and
her friends are proud of her up
ward progress in the commercial
world.
Several coops of chickens are
being shipped flom this place
every day by DR.. Horton, of Well
man.
We were sorry to hear of Mr..
A. B. Sutton's accident at Thay-
er last Thursday. A pitchfork
fell and imbedded three of it's
prongs in his shoulder, one prong
going through his shoulder bla de.
At last accounts he was resting
easy.
Robt. Hayes and Robt. Brent
sailed forth to Brookhayen Sat-
urday.
A list is in circulation now to
levy an extra 3 mill school tax for
the ensuing year for the purpose
of enlarging the school facilities.
Miss Lizzie Bailey has quite re-
covered from smallpox and may
be seen ON the street mingling
with her friends.
Mrs. Geo. Turnbough and her
sister, Miss Virgil Nicholson, are
visiting Miss Anna Mckinney at
Terry, Miss.
Messrs. Frank Brent, Chauncey
Tyler and Clifton Connally, were
Sunday trippers to Jackson, Miss.
Miss Lena Gill is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Hugh Gill at Pearl
haven.
Miss Bertha Nelson returned
Sunday after pleasant stay with
her parents at Osyka, Miss.
Mr.. R. A. Wootton, DR.. E. E.
Brister and little Eva Bristel made
a flying trip to Wesson Sunday.
No preaching at the Methodist
church Sunday morning. Rev. l.
W. Cooper filed his appointment
Sunday night. His daughter,
Miss Lois accompanied him down
here for a visit to Mrs. F. H.
Thompson.
Mr.. Walter Fate, of jackson,
Tenn, visited Mr.. R. A. Woot-
tons family Sunday night.
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Political Mass Meeting.

Pursuant to resolution unani-
adopted at a meeting of
representative citizens from all
parts of Lincoln county, held at
the court house in Brookhaven on
Saturday, the 18th day of Sep
tember, A. d. 1903, at 2 o'clock
p. M, mass meeting of the quail
flied electors of said county will
be held at the court house in the
city of Brookhayen on Saturday,
the Goth day of September, A. d.
1903, at | o'clock p. m., to nomi-
nate candidate for county treas
urer.
DIR. FRANK MAXWELL,
Secretary of Mass Meeting.
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Cut Rate Drug Store News.

Hunyadi Janos, nothing but
mineral water. The Cut Rate
sells it at 25c. We have to empty
bottles with labels on that cost
S1.50 at one of the doctors drug
stores.
Chill Tonic-5oc size for 35c at
the Cut Rate.
You. don't get Cut Rate prices
unless you go to the Cut Rate
Drug Store. Don't be fooled.
West Side Railroad, opposite the
depot.
FRANK MARTIN co.
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FOR SALE.

Four secondhand Organs,
Have been made over. Are as
good as new. / will sell two Of
them at $40. 90 each; oneat $45. 90.
and one at $4,000 half cash bal
ance next year no interest. vii
guarantee them for five years ano
ship them fol inspection and ap
proval.
Write for description and par
ticulars to
Z. PIERRE RAMSEY,
Agent Ramsey Piano CO.,
BruOkhaYen, Miss.
The leader., 1903-09-19

News is received here that the
grand jury refused to indict J. S.
Kennedy, county superintendent
of education of Simpson county,
who was charged with embezzle-
ment, specializing in county war
rants and issuing school certifi-
Gates on forged reports. The
charge was made some time ago,
and he was put under $1,000
bond for his appearance at the
circuit court, which has just met:
After investigating the charges
the grand jury was convinced that
there was no foundation for them,
His books were examined by the
revenue agent and were found to
be correct in every respect, Dur
ing an incumhenoy of three and a
half years the clerical errors in
the issuance of school certificates
amounted to less than $12. The
examination was made by Deputy
Revenue Agent Chiles, who stated
that the books and records were
above the average.
The leader., 1903-09-19

The progr ANNE for the third
annual meeting of the Mississippi
Poultry Association to be held at
Aberdeen, Dec. IA to 10, is now
being prepared. 1t is said to con-
template the largest exhibit yet
held in Mississippi. Following
are the officers of the organization
recently chosen at a meeting at
Aberdeen: G. G. Nance, Merid-
ian, president; L. D. Godfrey,
Jr., Aberdeen, secretary and
treasurer; N. L. Hutchinson,
Crystal Springs, judge of arena.
The leader., 1903-09-19

We fail to see any use in getting
extremely exercised over an
election or politics in general,
when the unthinking multitude,
follow the LEADER no matter
who he may be. For those who
believe In principle and truth; for
those who have been SUE they
were right and have gone ahead,
in advocacy of what they believed
and with defeat for their reward,
it but remains to continue on"
calmly and steadfastly, like the
dripping on hard stone, that
eventually impresses itself, and
await the triumph thatwill as sure
ly come as that the eternal years
are Gods and Truths.
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PearlhageR School.

The Pearlhaven School will open
Monday, September 2s. Il is
urged that patgpns have their
children present On the opening
day.
g. ". HARRINGTON,
Principal.
The leader., 1903-09-19

There are three candidates for
secretary of the Senate. They
are John Y. Murray of Ripley,
the present incumbent, who has
discharged the duties of the office
with ability for two terms; Mr..
Shoots, of Kemper, and Mr..
Clarke. The friends of each are
actively engaged in polling the
State. So far no one has been
announced for clerk of the House
in opposition to L. Pink Smith of
Washington county, who has given
general satisfaction for a number
of years.
The leader., 1903-09-19

Webb Lowe, the thirteen-y year
old son Of Postmaster Lowe, Of
Hay, Miss, was thrown by a
fractious horse and suffered a
broken spinal column.
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Y. M. c. A. Nieht Glasses.

The Y. NJ. G. A., of this city,
has secured the following teachers
for the night school to begin Oc-
tober 1st:
Bookkeeping = Prof. E. W.
Darlington.
Mathematics Prof. O. S. Hop
kins.
Grammar, Penmanship an d
Spelling-M. Mccullough.
Electrical Engineering-J. H.
Fewell.
Mechanical Drawing-E. Nc
Cormick.
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LOST.

A New York Life Insurance
rate book. Name OF Fl. A. Wood
is written on the fly leaf. The
finder viii please deliver to The
Leader office.
The leader., 1903-09-19

College openings have been un-
usually good SO fer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19

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Jnoen RuIitretf.

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IA, blioer 0ct jrtct al meo Den me
2treif iom trlrcce / Acknowledgements.
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% paa 6ettc licno1.3te oe ire 0iitrit.
Ter line BrpiOcnter Ridous, GabD %
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set, qau Se citer. Tsr 5aOOe De life
uinct aipe 0.sic Wrn0 aOgang iii
9oarSet, oa 4Iineworfers' Union
trntte pna en- no Streit; men MI err
hareSe Sc gienncm 9rPii0rnt 9aer,
at 6e er tilfreoa meo 91lgct. SrGii,
Bent Rttdeas o. andre RGuS5 jim.
sise CO latte CptrrSen bar brogt Mr.
beiOerne en- M Seler.
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itaI mart be8pr6e. ) ~bor5erIig Sen.
ieenoc roo6er 6reo % Or0er. Ameri.
tonife HoUe gIenremisreS, % &efolf'
ntngen UUnner ii9 mere % mere iii
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Ecrnc 8eques. GuIebra. Wona o.
ucg.c andre Smaaser 3.66S a0aora..
mil "a itaar inaIeGeS i aIasie NEE
no9Ic al pore min0ite Stnter. Zen er
% Nil lang CO 80 g2tl bre0. III.
itarOen ira g&en Dort er 800 9tiI.
Zen lager i ben Dqrme Gene. men bar
Ct bebaaeligt alimn. Temperament
qaor iielSen cp iii 90 BroSer o. ial.
Ger alSrig un6er 500
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Greef. Der FOR 10 Suie 1fite0; men
mtet Renneitelip gif ta6t, &Sone les
Ii9eIeoes oOIfiQigt.
Ct Telegram of 1859 SUM, ienOt
ira 5be Gaaas, Oregon, ruSoeIer
Here @nteltbe0er. Set foehoEer iig
oirfelis ian, at 800 Rentniter ont
fom / 6Iommen. Range al 2igere
er blepne bOrte / 8uinerne, iom man
mart man iRtte SIO pau, % SlGgt Og
8cnner oil iualc0e$ lite tunne Uiie
Dem 0en ii6ite Acre. 9tPiten 10 Ril
er OpFfeoe mcS R1tiner eiter Tlom.
men. - RanS bar opfaitet 8rape
oppe / 8aften, % oOer 100 Gig er
5lcone iorScSe. Su5et paa gien0om
og Coos aniIaaes iii en- 9tiaiOu. 100
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19

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Sbore Selgeien Sens 3pbuls, gn-
SerS Siaen Crit GneeiGter, Siur
@rinoe, Z. Sborien, 9. 8orlono, ..
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y. 6enne, s. q. Crane, .Sobn Sos.
mart, 8eSer s. Strsnme, Ole -.
RIM, G~u8ebret Sale, g. Sic, s. 3.
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Rpbre, 5. S~ngebretien g.. 8rouoa(,
8. g. Sropatten, s. g. SoI&erg o.
Ole @llttormien. iii Samfun0et8
6ormonO oalgte8 Fnit. q. 6. 8reu$
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len. Saa bIeo Ser palgt ct airfcraab,
eller Ell "atrfeitprelie" al ire Freiter
% ire 2GgmGno nemliB Rreiterne q.
6. 8relts, Stub % Gietrihion ~
b'Srr. Sobn 2an0suprt ira Wusfego.
9. Sic ira GeItre aoihforong o. !.
Sngebretien ira Hcf Erairie. iii
Suppleanter polgte5 EreIterne $. q.
EreilS, Brandt % Stteien og 1eIcs
9nterne 8. &. Sropntten fra 2itrt
a%oibforing, 3bore SeIgeien ira Sci.
ferion Rrnirie % 4eoer 8. Strsmmc
ira Spring Erairie. Ser bar ri alt,
ian BEN norIfe Spno0e$ fsrite Gms
beo&mGno.
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fire 9iItrifter - 900 WenigbeGer o.
ialt 10000 Me0lemmer. Zen Orl.
per eQer oeItoger i Misiion5arbeioe i
SpO Ifrtfo, WaOo8nIfor % Sapon.
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rGoneS Sn0remiSiionen, @mt8ront'
mtsiionen, Sismon6smiaiionCn OF
Wisiionen bIonOt Wormonerne / lltob
og Snoianerne / @isconitn. Zen bar
ire 9ornebiem, nfmlig ue0 StouBhs
tcl @iS., @ilO Rice, Ninn., % Bart.
lan0, Walblr9ton, o8 ct A~loeroorl@'
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SoIpitoIer / Ct. Enl,l % Ga Crosse,
og enoeIi8 en- temmeIig lang &rfte a
beiere SfoIer. elsie 2%GreonitoItcr,
ION spno6en enten eier eQcr ferer
&ontrcl me0, er:
2utber College i Gccorob, Suther
Seminar Ct. EauI. 2utb. NormoI
gdool t siour SAILS. Earf Region
2utber College i 6er8uS SAILS.
@faSemiet / gilbert 2ea. afaSe.
MET / 8Ienpoo0, @inn. @ocific gu.
tberon 4caoemp / Eorflano, @oih.
ington 2utb. Babies seminary /
&eO @in9. Seminoriet / NiQmoc.
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al Sc siilSeite Gdminl@6llie rcrc%
bort. Gangs Sernbmciporet tl8gcr
err Wn@ie Huirer.
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6on toa 0em op Ill ia G~eIegrofiit
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llnOcrrctuirg on 6I2mncn % las
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Iottrr aotic itoo oc0 1Gn5 SiSc,
Elu0iciiQ fom 6tormen a oocripeT.
meoe 9ulpet Oregon 9lneyl8 Sta.
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oclc. ON life tic EierGc0clc al @rlt.
Ocrrw t;Ihsrcr %crubaucrur, ifisnt oct
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tompanicr iom fo,ocr liz uo'hEnQilr.
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cen. al Nuuenea Fri4 / Rem Dort no
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bemiet i @ittenberg. 8tS. 8. II.
9reus 2utb. atoSemp i aIbion @ts.
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Get jsbiifc SamiunO Brat Birth
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oq Scrfor pil ban uOsu Ind gisre ali
miIis for at opretboIOe RO Og orOeu,
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1850 3n0bp9qere. o8
500 al Dem cr ion0.
ipnligpt& omfomnc.
&felge ct Telegram
ira Some, iom IiQqcr
II QtiI ira 6cppner,
BIeu 800 SIG funone
fort efter. @eppncr
IiQ9er / ct Thopb,
bpori9iennem @iQop
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mPqtige Columbia.
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Gttermibooaer Qif ct
3rrbenpeir oper 2ono.
Ifabct, % BET otter.
fuI9tes al ct Strrt'
rom. Tom brQlte PPfs
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19

9Iem 0orf, uotoItc ban
ijN meQet tiIircoa me0
GiIitanocn puo zen.
"Eorto Rico". jo0Nc
ban, "aisr itooiN
Trcmifrj0t. Gorrct.
ning@Iipet uooifIcr iiN,
% NanOcISiorbinocI
len ntco Sc Gorcncoc
Stater blrOcr c'tcr'
huert mere % mere
oluiottcu0e. StGtNtl-
fen piicr I. Or, at
0aiic for $500. 900
blcu uoisrt til Sc 80
rcncoc Stnter ira %o'
mar til <EllrL me.
hcra Zen iiirv flr.
icuNtc ior sd 600 I'll
Bette &an0. ao1'cpjon.
tcrc o]pnruntrc3 pco at
ic, at Ncm Port omit.
Ser ia1r Eincnc ~
fer, at Eorto Rlco'
Nofir life opcrQoAe:
al noQcu onh2n. Hnlc'
rifnncrc iTttcr mango
TcuQc / 2lYpcliinonrt'
niuQ. % &rroIcn a.
bcnrc 5ruat or iterrc
enc iiicr. Suftcr ior
oucr Ell en- boIu Mil
lion Collars er u0iort
ira Gen iioen tito
&orltor. lobofaiobri.
fainter iuoisrcr III
@loNc ira Qorto Rlco,
oo GiQ3rcr oeriro cr
fomnc / 8inocu "a.
iao / andre Scuicen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19

Dob NaIm. BaIle aio5mano
Ncus Eeterien / [ror1liem, Ger M
or 81 Aar glnnuc.. it1S 'or.eNen
SsUo0J So0Ser hi aI55mau0 i :.
&2rien$ Barn tsi ,vJrTlet %arS
4anien). Soa0 ocr ini0LertLo er SET
mGrtaiaite If alt mGrtalat pei Dem.
ne GIoerinegre SaOocr er. at / 1881
- altiaa igr y Mar iiSeu - too
ban 6aSoer for Sr. Souieu ie.p.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19
porto Rico.
@nucrupr Snnt nStulrr ii9 ON Sur'
bulScuc paa Zen.
@jpr gooc SremTrtot.

@uoernercu oper Torto Hjco, @nl,
s. Stunt. or fommen til @oihlnItor
for at crone iorificIIi8c AuliI3cnGcr
q ban Sauoal Aiteu ite5 i.ono
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19
St
6O~rfrrScIis @icnipsclic rammcr
&gcu Seppncr / Crcaun.
. SOC o%rufncoc.

Sen lille 9g Seppner i Morrom
County, Oregon. &eo pes Solne0.
gang SsnSu8 Ni.en nrItcn oINclt2
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Decorah-posten., 1903-06-19

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MEDICAL EXAMINER
or the United States Treasury RCcOw-
mendS PG-rU-na.


nR LLEWELLYN JORDAN, Mcdi-
- csl Examiner OF tho us. Treas
ury Department graduate Of Columbia
College, and who served three years at
West Point, has the following 10 say Of
PERFUME;
"AHow me 10 express my graft.
fude 10 you for The benefit derived
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Ono short month has brought
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consider myself a well man after
months Of suffering. Fellow Sgf-
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The Women also Recommend
Pe.ru-Ha.
Miss Blanch Grey, IA Alabama street,
Memphis, Tenn, society woman Of
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"To n society woman whose nervous
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otnothing which Is Of 50 much benefit
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when / felt my strength giving away
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Miss Blanch Grey,
Mrs. X. Schneider 200 Thirty'soycatb
Place, Chicago, ILL.,. Hrites'
"Aftcr taking several remedies With
out result, began last year TO take
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Pcruna cures c0tarrh wherever locat-
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by The Peruna MeJicinc Co., Co
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WONT MIX
Bad Food aud Good Health wont Mix

The. human stomach stands much
abuse but Il won't return good health
II you give Il bad food.
II YOU feed right YOU VIII feel right
for proper food and good mind Is the
sure road to health, "a year aso be-
came much alarmed about my health
for | began 90 suffer after each meal
no matter how little ate says a
Denver woman. II los, my appetite
and the very thought Of food grew
tllstasteful with the result that I was
not nOurlshed and got weak and thin.
My home cares were very heavy for
beside q LARGE family Of my own ] have
also 10 look out for an aged moth r.
There was no one TO shoulder my house
hold burdens and come what might
must bear them and this thought near
s. drove me frantic when ] realized that
my health was breaking down.
II read an article IN The paper about
some one with troubles Just like mine
being cured on the food Grape Nuts
and acting on this suggestion I gave
Grape-Nuts q trial The first dish Of
this delicious food told me | had
struck the right thing Ny uncomforta-
BILE feelings IN stomach and brain dis,
appeared az n by magic and In an In.
crebibly short space OF time wns
again myself Since then I have gained
~ pounds In weight through a summer
OF hard work and realize ! am very
different woman, an due to the splendid
food Craze Nuts" Name given b.
Postum Co. Battle Creek Mich.
Trial VIII prove.
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The Hamburg American Steamship
Company Will Run a Line
Of Steamers Upon Same.
WILL ENClRCLE THE EARTH,
In Connection With the Orient aud
Wabash Railroads, Says Vice
PRIEST. t. Dickinson.

Chicago, Aug ls--A dispatch to
the Record Herald from Omaha, Neb,
says
The Hamburg American Steamship
company will invade the Pacific ocean
and together with the Orient and
Wabash railroads win enclrcle the
earth" said Vice President Edward
Dickinson of the Orient railroad who
has just returned from London, where
he. together with President Stillwell
OF the orient line, negotiated the traf-
hc agreement between the railroads
and the steamship company. THE
night before | left London we con-
cluded Il contract with the Hamburg
American line for a line OF steamers
from Port Stllwell to China, via Ha-
wall and Japan That company al
ready has steamers plying to all points
In the orient via Sue2.'