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The Washington times., 1903-07-16

The grind for money and fame nova
days works the brain so hard that il
takes away the power from the stomach.
and so inanciers. lawyers, doctors, mer-
chants, great actors, school teachers,
and even thinking and successful farm
ers suffer from lack of power to digest
food.
Fact! Fact. Fact. and a deplorable
fact.
But there's way out of IT. An old
1 thoughtful money maker was an invalid
for about eight years. During this time
and four years after. he studied foods.
hygiene. dietetics, medicine and sug-
gestive therapeutics. He got well and
during the twelve years OF experience
and study developed a way for brain
workers TO keep well. He has been over
the hard and rough roadway step by
step. Docs MS experience count for
anything Can he point you to the
rocks that ruin men? Can he guide you
to safe and healthful channels?
Since he got well he has made S1O.-
100000 or $4,000 900, which is one evi-
dence of the practical results and lit
orally thousands Of brain workers In
America and England date their re-
covery TO health and money making
power from the day they began 10 follow
his advice.
What is It?
ly and surely eXhausts the elements in
brain and nerve centers that must be
there or brain fag follows IN order to
do this take up Postum Coffee for II
supplies the phosphajes and other ele-
ments needed 10 naturally, by food In
liquid form. rebuild the broken down
gray matter in brain and nerve centers.
This same is true OF Grape Nuts
/ breakfast food
Set mp your breakfast like this.
\ little fruit, cooked preferred. A
dish of Grape Nuts mot n large onsD
with some thick, rich cream Onsist on
/ ~ cup Of hot Postum Coffee with thick
cream, one or two soft eggs Nothing
more unless II be a slice of entire wheat
bread. The same for luncheon. then for
the night dinner have a good generous
portion Of meat, one or two vegetables
Grape-Nuts pudding and a cup OF
Postum Coffce and insist on the thick
cream.
You will digest these meals. sleep like
baby and find the next day that some
thing has been going on IN your body
that gives you the delicious sense Of
power and health and you can in a mas
terful way do things" and get results.
Is IL worth while? The masters Of
mankind are first masters OF themselves
and put ipto practice the knowledge o.
trained experts in the art OF body and
brain building.
You can rule If you will You must
have healthy body and brain to do IL
There's a reason" and it's Just good old
common sense.
The Washington times., 1903-07-16
To File Petition.

In the corporation court, Judge =. c.
Barley presiding. yesterday. a decree
was entered in the case OF Hattie E.
Keene VS.. Walter Scott, GLOWING B.
Wheatley to file a petition.
The Washington times., 1903-07-16
LOUISE A COUNTESS.

DRESDEN, saxony, July 16.-In com
pliance with her request. King George
has conferred on the Princess Louise.
former Crown Princess OF Saxony. the
title of Countess Montignoso.
The Washington times., 1903-07-16
Royal Arcanum PAYS Up.

Alexandria Council. Royal Arcanum
has paid $1,000 each to the benenciaries
OF the late Charles Keys and S. r. Dy-
son. who were members OF the order.
The Washington times., 1903-07-16
HERE FOR A CONFERENCE.

]. Franklin House, United states su-
pervisor OF Indian Schools, is IN Wash
ington comforting with the Commissioner
of Indian Affairs and Josiah II. Dortch.
chief Of the education division.
The Washington times., 1903-07-16
Police on His "Scent." /"

An imposter, representing himself to
be an agent OF the Colgate Cologne Com
pany. has been going the rounds OF the
city Offering to give chair away with
a certain number of bottles of perfume
The police are looking for him.
The Washington times., 1903-07-16
ORDERED TO FORT MYER.

Corps, has been relieved of duty in the
Office OF the Chief Signal officer of the
army and ordered 10 take station at the
Signal Corps post at Fort Myer, Va.
The Washington times., 1903-07-16
Hearing Postponed.

In addition to this Dyson said he
could recognize the candidate, and the
postponement of the hearing followed TO
allow the summoning of ali those i'm
plicated in the case. At tomorrow S
session Dyson will therefore be ordered
to point out the alleged briber.
Dyson testified that the incident oc-
CURED in the Christmas holidays, while
he was of duty. He had been talking
to Mahaney at the latter's post Of duty
when young man strolled up and began
talking to Mahaney.
Here's a man that paid $50 for his
JOB on the force said Mahaney to me.
Dyson testified.
You're a big fool I replied: ii
the Major hears of this you'll be fred
THE man admitted that he had passed
both examinations, and said he had paid
$50 TO elliott"
Dyson also said he had heard OF Gil
lofts Influence" on several occasions
and had been told that the accused fre-
quently offered TO sell his pull"
Statement by Mr.. Downs.
After Dyson had finished testifying a
statement from n. Carroll Downs, private
secretary to Senator McComas. who is
i'll at the Providence Hospital, was read
1t set forth that elliott was happiest
when talking. and was a hot air ar
tist' of no mean ability, but had always
enjoyed an excellent reputation. The
only strikingly important part Of the
statement was Mr.. Downs admission
that he had written to the Fire Chief IN
regard 10 H. T. Davis at Gillotts re-
quest. Davis is mentioned in the charg,
against the accused policeman as on,
of the men with whom elliott haC
transactions"
The Washington times., 1903-07-16
POLICEMAN GILLOTT
IS A hot AIR ARTIST"
So Says Private Secretary
to Senator McCOmaS.
OFFICER IS FOND OF TALKING
Hearing in Alleged Bribery Case Post
poned to Allow Dyson to Iden-
tify a Candidate"

The conflicting testimony of two w.t.
nesses was the cause of another unex-
pected adjournment BY the trial board
in the case of Policeman joseph L. Gil
lott, yesterday aftcrn Dor. The hearing
will again be taken Up at II &c o'clock
tomorrow morning.
The chief witness was Frederick 4.
Dyson. 4 crossing policeman of the
Sixth precinct, who was examined at his
own request. IN the course of the pro-
ceedings on Tuesday his name was men
toned by Policeman J. NJ Mahaney IN
regard to an alleged conversation the
two men had.
The burden of Dyson's testimony was
denial of the statement made before
the trial board by Mahaney, who as
serted that an applicant for a position
on the force had confessed to Dyson of
his relations with elliott. According to
the self-summoned witness this is al
together false, and the facts have been
direct ly transDOsed
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-06
S0noerivllano.

81 Robmorb er ifslge 5lsnss
borg gOis fOrrise5 orsbug often be
rem soet / RarbeOsn at glsbD / bet
ipolige Nngel.
Gn summel aaaoner, SobanGobrt
/ SpinbbOlm, funbtes ON 5reoasen
mproet / fit eniOmt liggsnOs s6us.
MOrOeren menes fsrit at bare ftubt
pda ben gamls ManO, bOoreiter ban
bar gsnnsmborst bans 5jsrns meo en-
anip. "a ben gamle Mdnb netop /
bisie Dage baDbe en- Itsrre pengeium,
Jon ban baobe faaet for ct Bar assr,
liggenOe, og bisie penge %iaOnes, fan
bet meb geftemtbeb antages, at Der
foreligger Ell HOOmorb. or Moroersn
iabner man et6pert Spor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-06

Gn ftraffet 0fiicer. =
5or nogen lin iioen par Der Spreitez
pDelIe paa &ron6org Slot. Gn uns
sstonolgitnant 9esier Op0ageoe od
en- Spaleyele meo llnger unoer ct
1as. og ban befaleoe &c Soloater,
Der fgrte Clangen. at rette Straaien
mob Sbalerefen. De baone 0too %
Manos6ierte nof til At nagte At ar
lpce oenne gefaling; men M greb
Qesier islo slangen os ieRote Straas
ZEN mo0 Reoen. Iaa Den og lingerie
tgrteos NED. gu bar ban ifpl9s 50.
Dbl" faaet in orengea9tiss 4ofero
belennet meo 3 0asss &oarters
arreI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-06

0uGobrpGGup. 66p.O perz
6daemeIter 3. OIIen Og 9uitru, Iqs
fpbing, g.. feirepe q. Sept. oeres
8ulobrbaup.
Glen er 9etsran fra 9rigene /
1913 til 1850 og blep for fit 6or6ulO
unosr pisie betoreret meo 9anne-
brogsmGnoenes 9aperstesn.
6an bar / mango Aar Oper6anes
METER peo 5~tatsbanerne / SpGanO,
inotil ban for ca. 10 qur iioen tos
i'm afTteo bertha og oulste O~erefter
0pfpbing, 3, til 0pbOIOsIte0, bOOr
en- Batter er gift meo aoniul Spit.
Def samle brape 2Ggtepar bar pun
BET iig mango @enner runot ON /
9dnoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-06
9n1aanvt.

GelD ! 8pnger. qdo
Rdabz og 3ombuiet paa R9tor0
agbtn6apn bar Der / Oisie Sage lis-
get opobnget SelDfager til en- 99roi
al life minore eno ca. 10000 Sir.
Der er be forifeligite Ting imellem;
Sslpgafler ngSgloffeer er bet almin-
neligite. men for g3eifen er Der Jlp=
oetanner, Suttsrifaale, q~latzoe=mez
mayer, CpiatIer. 5arOinierer. 4rms
faunD. aeoer 0. I. b., bet allermeits
lf SpIp, men Ogida fOrifeaige Smpfs
~-fegenitanoe at Sub.
Oct er Sing, fpm ben fore IN
pebanDe. Der M Iib0er / 9a6otten
eftsrbaanoen bar bjersst iammsu, os
Tom poleiiet MI, efter at 9aptnbene
Oar befenot, bar funoet GENT / a9lz
oers, unOer 5rappegdnge, paa Neb.
fsrftsbuie % lignenDe Steoer. Wen
rmtrsnt Iige iaa meget formenes 51z
Dent at babe iol9t eller pantiat, inoen
Bolitiet fit benz rat.
De beitjaalne er M anmobeoe DIN
1t femme og fe 5nOetOiterne efter. ON
neres egne Eager mulig lfuloe Dnre
nsrimeIem. Saalebes bar Stuefpils
Ter SernoorH peo bet tgl. 5beater
fnaet ubleperet SelDtgj til en- 99rbi
af ca. 1000 ar.. beriblanbt ct gat
gnmmelbags Sp9nDer, iom en- Sang
bar til6ert ben bersmte Sfueipiller
Or. Rnge. qOlitiet bar funoet Serns
BORIS Sslo / en- a9loer / Rsmerss
9doe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-06

ODerpgmmele. 5orriss
OnsOds fOgmmebe 8sboing / gano.
On Natten fra ST. u til 81 ON
Morsenen sIte bet 9ano neo / TRIBE
Strsmme. Regnen bar lebiaget al
en- Ortandgtig Storm. 5slgsn er
oa beGer lite uoebleben, ben bar at
foruoie. Sen pad 5ormiboagen full
mebe Rsobing 89f iadebes op, ut
ben git ober fine BREEDER, % poa en-
lan9ers S%tr9tning leb 9anbet langs
ao 9doen. S flere !9uie paa ben
fpbligs Sioe at gaften git 9anbet
inb | 6ufene og 9jorbe en- Del Mos
left; bet er Diitnot ben itsrite 9anbs
m9ngoe, fom fan bultes | Manbs
Winoe. Rietisnot git @anoet bsjere
I DARTS 1888, men ben Gang bar
bet Sfen. fOm bammebe op for gans
bet, bDorimoo bet oenne Sang bopbs
frit 2sb. 0onbet bar om gftermibz
hagen after Iunfet en- Del, men Stors
men Deobarebe frembeles.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-06

guaenoe MOP Gnglene og 9jprt aomz
mers. Men ira oisie 70 penote 81.
peter fig mob en- treble. Der roligt og
Deficient bolot fig / gaa9grunoen. CO
til bam iagoe Den samle 0erpo9ter:
,Sr9o narmere og Jig ps, hppr>
fra bu er, min Senl"
0g Den beiteone ipareoe:
Sci E fra Spenobor' aol"
"a Imileoe ct. peter Og inoloo
5Dn6oen til ben oeiligite 8ogbpeoez
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-06

men | Gang, ba nan ~ppod9eoe, at Der
bar opitaoet 5lplss. Sloen breots
Jig unosr Den itarte glait burtigt.
ret lpttepes fun At reboe liot. 4nsle
9nerfraffer, tilberenbe Meolemmerne
at gartb's Muittapel. JON par
6Gngte op pda 9oftet, brqnote. '9u.
iet bar npopfsrt efter en- SIoebrano
for nogle 9ar iioen. Der opItoO pes
en- lignenoe 2eili96eD. !5OaO Mar
Iagen til grunoen bar paret, beo
man lite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-06

6rugtbgten. = Otter alt at
oomme 6liber Der beie priier paa
5rugt / Oar. Derbiemme / 96nz
mart bliper ablen fun ringe, og lloz
iigterne ipnes life bebre / 5pitlano.
Stgnt rem rige 9lomitring | 5orz
aaret CAB anleoning til at baa6e pua
en- rig 9pIl, ipotr @sretningerne nu
ugunitige fra De flefts Ggne. og Spit=
lambs eget 8e6oo al 5r9frugt bill IL
te pea langt mar tunne o9ttes al ben
biemlige Dbl. 6rugttreerne bar
nemlig liot it9rtt unber 5plgerne al
ben %pluoielige gejrforanOring. Der
fuiete efter bet milOe geir i BET tiO-
lige 5oraar; bet toloe og r%egnfuloe
9ejrlig fum til al sOs en- meget Tfaoe=
Zig 9irtnirg paa glomftringens 5or=
le6.
5 bisie Ggne at Melemtpiflanb
baaber man paa MiooetbeIt al 2Gbz
Ter, men / De fleite Ggne CT uofigterne
fun ringe. DEB Y9rerne er bet enbs
MI taroeligere bebenot. og i be egent-
lige 9lommeegne bentes ligelsoss tun
ct ringe llobrtte. 7erimoo pentes
Der at bile blioe en- 9el 6asIslz og
9alneooer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-06

uonebneIfer. - 8eIioerenoe
9ape1an teb Qar6us 8omtirts 9. 6.
9ino6arot ct bsIfiftet til Stiftspropit
orer Qarbus Stiff. 9rooIt ooer Qar=
bus apbitab meo 6asle 6errso %
Sogneprot BAD 0omtirlen / Qarz
bus.
= 3et er 6ifaloet. at S~o9neprait
9. Q. 5og mao betragtes ION life
faloet til embeOet fom Gogneprait
for Marital Menig6eo paa QGrs, %
sgmanOsprai % greit peo cen bans
fte Menis6eo / 6ambors 6. Z. Scr
sr 6eitittet til SogneprGit for ben
nabnte Menigbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-06

@ulbbrptfup. Sdoelmager=
meter Sod % 6uitru / 9oQpsgpoe /
4abenrdd feireoe ben II. September
oerss 9ulobrplup. Sens 6rsOerit
ao6 er fept ben 6. apriI 1923 /
5snoer. meoens gruoen. gutina
Sod. fpot S6itt, er fsOt ben 81.
Mai 1880 / 4abenrad. 9uIo6ruoe=
parret bar bait 9 8srn, 3 Spinner
pg 6 0stre. bOoraf tun 2 Spnnsr er
/ 9ipe. De er begse S%uoelmusere,
ben enc / Qabenraa, ben anpen /
Gbicago / Roroamerita, bbor ban bar
geif9ftigelie / en- tor 9%aoerOurefaz
BRIT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-06

Reife6rsD fra Jpn. :
.oeurit CABLING ~itriOer forleben / ct
8reO fra 5pn til .polit.":
Do ct. peter en- Dag fob og
flippebe 9iletterne peo Snbgangen,
maatte ban iparre oenne, fsrft for en-
Spbe, Der baDbe fparfst fig frem gem
mem 9rangflen, og Oernat for en-
Sjnuanoer, ium buO0e Darst n9rs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-06

g IRE raiebe Natten meGlem
forrige 5irsbug % Onsoag oper
o aaftenzGansn Stormsn rpiteoe
2Gbler at 9raerns. blaite @renene
at Og rep 6ul paa 9aaene. Deb
apers graIegaarO oGltebe en- pop
pei tOGrs oper 9tjen, iua biemtsren6e
M~arteosfolt fra alipIeo MATTE Al
gognen for at ilabs Stammen til
Sioe. 9aa ale Martsr itoO tore
Seer, nogle pua ldngt oper en- Ssn0e
aano. aornet ftoO mango Sis0er /
9ano til Regbdanoene, Og entelie
Steoer iaa man 5olt BABE omtring
meo LANCE SteOIer og bare aornet op
paa bsjere Steoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-06

GQfaa ct ulDffestilfel
be-. = gn 6erre / Gentleman 8reis
fum ifglgs ,,Rosf. 5io." forleben /
5oget mellem ae6en6aon og aosfils
be ret u6etoigt ofitsp. guu 9plben
lige oberfor BAN baobe en- ung Yige
an6ragt ct meget tort @r9star, Der
laa ooen paa nogle andre ling. Sbst
6erren laner fig fremOpsr, rulIer
@r9starret neo paa bans bsje, blants
itrsgne Silfe6at Og ilaar ben flaO
Iom en- panbetage Iamtioig meo
at ban ielO fuar Ell Stag / Qattea.
Den unge pige par utrpitslig, men
ben fremmsbe tog bet ret ~flegmatiIf.
,9r9O life, lille 9en!" idgbe ban
til gigebarntt. bet er 10 Stebnen,
Der BIZ bet. Den Slags labsr fig az
brig forubie; tbi Tom ifreOet itaar:
ri iiODer / 5dre, bbor ri iiooer." @
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-06
DalllllarR.
Minoeltene.
gstet 9anien 9nnbbD.

Om fort 5io ifal Der peo Ringiteo
xriIss en- Minoeiten for ben iiaadnos
fl gonbeagitutor. Susmano Deter
0nnien fra 9unbbp.
Stenen b9rer / 6glge u8ornR.
5ioenoe" fslgenbe Snoitrift:
pusman0 geter 6anfen
2~uno6n.
Jsot 8. 0ecb. 1901. opo II. Maj
1854.
sRuet at tralipmme auar
uOen aantbeb og Ret bar bans
Stdno.
5rOfaIt fra !6us og til Cauro
gif ban ben eniomme Rano,
4nlte &c Orb. iom ilog Rob,
fOrpi BET par Retfaro, ban tr9oeo,
znaneo til St1rfe og Moo.
Sun iegneo; men StanOen fig
69peb.
St 7. ,. aonraOfsn 9Oirs
ring.
sFor Den bsten0te nps afoeOe 4aif.
st. 3. aonraoien / 6biring peo 9orz
fens reiiies forleoen en- Minoeiten,
Der ifelge ,6oriens 5oltebl." b9rer
5elgsroe Snbitrift:
3riItian Daniel aonraoien,
7. 8. Sept6r. 1923. b. 6. Mai 1908,
5pgnspraf / 6oirrinss9ornborg ira
%. Maj 1878 til fin 9eo.
,9et 5re6ens Orb OeO 9aa6ens Bah
Den banse Si9l g0r barneglaO,
Def 5reoens Orb bper 0errens Dag
Bgr roligt mint i @uabenbrag!"
Sreo meo De leoenOe! 5reo meO
Of oosei 6reo meO be 4oiIenoe!
75reo meo re bdnorenOei 5reo
MleO beie 6srrens @tnigfeo!
Su, i 9or6srres 9ldpn:
z5rso meo Dc auell
9r. D. a~onraOien.
8eit At 9enner!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-06

Stbsbaabe. st Sneoter 56os
mas Risien | alipleD til6srenbs sSus
er n~eobranbt. Sneofer Hisien bapoe
/ 4~nlebning al ct Marteb 9sDarts
ming og Dams. Denne bar ligs toms
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-06

gr9nbt 9adro. - 5oreoen
Miooag nebbr9note SldgtermeIter9.
NnoerIens@darb / Slangerup totalt.
Sloen formenes opitaoet PED Stprs
Itensilo.
9eseret bar usiureret / 6reOeritss
borg Qmts 8ranOforiitrins for 1898
Aroner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-06

6bibt. - gn fpinbelig aorre=
Tponbent f~trioer til flere 8laoe, at pen
be ~fai6onable gabeiteoer optreber
man / 4cr fun | bpioe 5oiletter,
Men Der er en- l1enoeligbeb at Huan=
Ger / ben bDioe5arDe. 9amen nabnsr:
Snsbpibt. aribbbibt, perlebOiOt.
SpoplbDiot, 3oidbDibt, glaa6Diof,
S%taal6bibt Glfenbsnsbpiot, 8om=
ulOsbOiOt. 2innsobDiot, SglObDiot
% 5elgen6Diot.
NaOnIis 5~elgenbpiOt fan bi sobt
liOe! f~triDer .aoloing JOltebluo".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-06

6an bilbe pare Sotbat.
Gn Garl pdd 6ol69fe9nen, Der for
leben IfuIbe msoe paa SssIionen,
babbe ifslge ,,6pI6. u. 9us6l." for
inoen taget fig iad mango oOpitrams
mere, at Sesfions6errerne n9gteoe
at be6anole BAN, od ban tom ino /
Salen.
8ette fpntes aarlsn life ON, bpor=
for ban / en- temmelig baarb Zone
forlangte snten at blibe Soloat eller
6libs fri.
6an fit imiblertio life 5ib til at
TONNE meb ret mango Sn~bfigelier,
for ban bar uoe at Dsren igen.
Wen bette fpntes ban enbnu minz
bre om, pg n1gteoe at flaoe fig paa.
fsrenb ban bar tdget til Solbat.
Reiultdtst bleD, at politiet fog
BAN fda nsgen, ION ban bar, og inoz
Iatte BAN | 9etentionslofalet, bbor
ban maatte ioDe RuIen ub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-06

Zftersfifteriet. = Eiterss
fimiteriet / 9imfiorpsn tog forleoen i'm
gegnnoelIe.
9ige OOer MipOa9 uOgit ira gpts.
bling 6apn en- 5lotiue %beitaaenoe al
IA 2itsrsIfajter og 81 OpIamIerfur-
tsi. 5iiteriet beitafti9er til en- pc
gnnbeiie 81 qerioner.
9eO en- foreta9eu ltnosriogslie bcr
BET pitt fig, At giterserns / Qar er
betDbeli9 mere uooitlete eno e1ers pao
benne Qarstio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-06

uInttestiGf9Ibe. R9s
zig er Der / 9pnge ftet ct isrgeIist
lllptlestilfGloe .ibet Soenefo9eo SEN
lens II : aarige SIN 2trel fit lit enc
Ben oberftaaret / ct 5%9rItepart.
Ter 5ilitaoetomne er bragt til
Qmtsfpsebuiet / Siaerso. bpor en-
4mputation at 8enet foretoges.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-07-24
German syrup.

German Syrup.
We want to impress on our readers
that Boschee's German Syrup is posi-
lively the only preparation on the
market to-day that does relieve and
cure consumption. 1t contains the
specifics, such as pure tar, extracts Of
gnms, ETC., which have been so high
ly endorsed for the cure of coughs,
colds and consumption by the great
medical congresses. The c0nsumptive
whether his disease IL In the throat
or lungs, must have rest at night,
and be free from the spasm Of dry
and racking cough in the morning.
The diseased parts want rest, healing
and soothing treatment, and the pat
lent needs fresh air, good food, etc.
German Syrup will give free and easy
expectoration in the morning with
speedy and permanent relief. Small
bottles, % cents; regular size, con
tanning nearly four times as much, I;
cents. At DR.. i. Wenz drug store.
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Very Remarkable Cure of Diarrhoea.

Very Remarkable Cure Oh DharrnOea.
"About six years ago for the first
time in my life had sudden and
severe attack of diarrhoea," says Mrs.
Alice Miller, of Morgan, Texas. II
got temporary relief, but it came back
again and again, and for six long
years l have suffered more misery and
agony than can tell. 1t was worse
than death. My husband spent hun
dreds Of dollars for physicians pres
criptions and. treatment without
avail. Finallywe moved to Bosque
county, our present home, and one
day happened to see an advertise
ment of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy with testi-
monlal of man who had been cured
by it. The case was SO similar to
my own that / concluded to try the
remedy The result was wonderful.
could hardly realize that was vel
again, or believe it could be so afte'
having suffered SO long, but that ont
bottle of medicine, costing but few
cents. cured me-" For sale by DR.
f. Wenz.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-07-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Will Reinhart was business visit
or to Spokane, Wednesday.
Bargains in Ladies' Wrappers. -
Manor & Mulledy Co.
Miss Agnes Milhoan, Of Spokane,
was in town Monday.
Prof. w. II. Wood and family, are
visiting at Colviile, Wash.
Grass carpets and rugs. and musical
and bicycle goods at Klopf's.
Mrs. L. D. Far,nin, of Standpoint,
was in town Saturday.
Henry Lancaster, has taken po-
sition with the government surveyors.
G. r. Klopf, undertaken and en-
balmer.
A. w. Post has had a new barn
built on his place in town.
Treasurer G.. L. Fitzsimmons spent
Sunday in Spirit Valley visiting with
A. A. Merritt.
FOR SALE: Is or 20 head Of fine
cattle, all the way from yearllngs to
No. Milk cows. A. A. Sage, Athol,
Idaho, Aug14
b. f. Bourn was in Standpoint, on
business, the forepart of the week.
c. A. Christie has about completed
for himself, new house in Posts
Addition.
Have you tried that M. j. B, Cot
fee, Sold by Manor s. Mulledy Co.
John Russell and family, spent part
of last week. in an outing at Fish
lake.
II. M. Stoutenburg completed
new house and barn on his farm Out
on the prairie.
For lazy liver try Chamberlain''
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
invigorate the liver. aid the digestion
regulate the bowels. and prevent bill
ious attacks. For sale by DR.. f. Wen
S. j. Esch conducts. religious meet
ings every Sunday at Rimrock.
DIR. Wenz is having a new bari
24-S4 built on the old Kaiser ranci
near Rimrock.
Jesse c. Conrad, brother OF Mrs. )
G.. Koch, departed, Tuesday morning
for his home at Golden City, Missouri
Furniture, racket goods, porcelai
and crockery ware at Klopf's.
d. Lyon, of Rimrock, was in tow
Saturday, and reports that II. i
Burnham's mill has shut down, IN
lumber market being somewhat du
at present.
Klopf has full lne'of bicycle good
castings and repairing tools.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the gen.
era! merchandise store OF NJ. d.
Wright, Rathdrum, Idaho. will be
closed August l, 2, and 3, for the
purpose of taking an inventory incl
dent to a change 10 the management.
NJ. ID. WRIGHT.
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WANTED-SEvERALP PERSONS OF CHAR
acter and good reputation In each state (one
in this county rcquiredl to represent lnt. adj
vertise old established wealthy business
house OF solid financial standing. SALARY
$2l. 90 weekly with expenses additional. all
PAYABLE In cash direct each Wednesday, from
head offices. Horse and carriage furnished
when necessary. References, Enclose SELF
addressed envelope. Colonial Co., GA Dear
born St., Chicago.