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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10
TESTl O NAL

Suffered for Years from Had Case of
PILES and Other Rectal DiscaseS--
DOctOred with Many Of the Best
Physicians I'm the COuntry--UnnhIe
TO Obtain ReIicf-Adrised by Frien ds.
Whom Doctor had Treated with
Wonderful Success. 70 go to Him
Completely Cured after Three Weeks
Painless Treatmeni-WiI Gladly
Answer Letters from Anyone Afaict-
cd Who Desires Particulars.
Kansas City. Mo- Dec. 3. 1902
DR.. Il. i. Notrcbe.
2l6-21S w. Twelfth st.
Kansas CITY. Mo
My Dear Doctor am glad to add
my testimonial letter to your already
large list. as / know | owe my health
and that of my family to your wonder
full care and skill. l had suffered with
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10
Kansas City. Mo. Dec. g. 1902
Dr. Il. +. Notrebe,
2162lS w. Twelfth st.

NdnSdS City, MO.
My Dear Doctor certainly cannot
say too much in favor of your treat
nIent. For over six years | constant
ly suffered from rectal and other
troubles. life was a continued burden
to me. and | often thought that. SUI
fering as did. it would be better to be
dead than alive. Ar times hope al.
most failed me. but after ! placed nv
self under your care. the change you
wrought in me was simply astonish
ing. In less than two weeks after the
operation | was as well as ever and
able to work as had not dofe for
years.
| am now feeling better than / have
tor years. for / have completely re-
covered my normal vigor You have
made new man of me. | shall never
forget what you have done for me and
that it is due to your Kindness and
skill that L have been restored to u
state of perfect health
Yours very turly.
DANIEL w. MATTHAEf
9l3 West 18th street
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10

4 Medical Student suffered with Hem
orrh0ids or Piles for Years-NervOus
System a Complete Wreck-Investi-
gated Methods ana Treatment for
Rectal Diseases--Placed himself
under Doctor Manufactured with
out Use of ChiOroform or ConHns
mcnt.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10
Kansas City. Mo, Dec. ., 1902.
= L. p. Notrebe.
Y " " VI vi ~,
Kansas CITY. Mo

Kansas CITY. Mo.
MY Dear Fricnd-It affords me great
pleasure to give YOU this testimonial
/, tier. and ! only hone that it will
serve the mission for which | intended
I That is To influence other unfortu
nate sufferers to go to you to be cured
AS far back as 1865 prominent ply
iiclan in st. Louis who gave me TEN
)orary relief said that | could not live
norc than ten years under any cir
'umstanccs. This was the unanimous
icrdict of fifteen or twenty doctors BY
Nhom | was from time to time treated
was also examined by the Pension,
3oard at Kansas City Kan. just b.
fore going to YOU They said my cas-
vas a very bad one and insisted upon
NY living on a very carefully select
diet. practically combining my food to
water. clear coffee and tea. fresh beef
ggs, and as little bread as possible
When | went TO you two years ago
was so weak that | could scarcely ge.
to your office, and had been almost un-
able to attend to my duties as super
intendent of the factory for some time
The physician who had me under his
charge al the time | went to you said
that ] was too weak to undergo an op-
Grafton
When | first went to see you. you
did not agree to cure me. but you thor
oughly examined me and said you
whether or not you would undertake
my case. I had little belief when | re-
turned to YOU that you would take my
ease and much less that you could
IRE me, When you said that piles
nd other rectal troubles were the
cause of diabetes and the other affic-
lions from which I had been suffering.
did not think II possible. because of
the contrary advice that so many other
physicians had given me for years
Nou treated me on my second visit
to your office and again in two weeks
One Of the most remarkable features
about your method is that YOU took
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10
To the Afflicted

DIR. N0trebe does n o
publish testimonials from
lady patients I'm news
papers, therefore this adj
verfiselnent is made up
wholly from testimonials
written by men who were
cured by him. although he
cures as many women as
men. He publishes the
names of a few Of his for
Iner patients who live i'm
this vicinity.
Mrs. Warren CrandalI, Crandall, Kan.
Mrs. l.. COwcn, Crnndali, Kan.
Mrs. Walter Howell. CrandniI, Kan.
Mrs. May Cafin. Colorado Springs,
Colo.
Mrs. Lafayette Miller, Neosho Falls.
Kun.
Mrs. Arthur Hall, Leroy, Kan.
Mrs. Lucy Scranton, Yates Center,
Kan.
IehOys NNu.
Mrs. J. ii. Montgomery, Denver. Col.
Mrs. Frank Men, Burlington, Kan.
Mrs. Edward McFadden, Nevada, Mo. ,
Mrs. u. l.. Mckinney, Red Oak, In.
Mrs. J. w. LechIer, Spring field. Mo.
Mrs. Anna Goddard. Talcquah, !. IT.
Mrs. John A. hurry, Lincoln, N. ID.
Mrs. Percy WHY, Tahlequnh, J.. II.
Mrs. Lizzie Groves Quinn, Gardner,
Kun. u
Mrs. Minnie Hanger, Lamar, Mo.
Mrs. j. w. Scat, ROIIa, Mo.
Mrs. A. L.. Gathers, Topeka, Kan.
Mrs. j. ii. Mii.iI>an. Kamsns City, NJ
Mrs. j. NJ. Hushrs, Kansas City, RI
Mrs. Martha Burk, kansns CRY. e
Mrs. II. l.. mckinney, Red o., ~
Mrs. Joseph Doniiiy. CoTcy i,it', s,An
MIR. Edward Waterson, lie Roy, Kan
MIR. Robert Brilcs, CrandaIi, Kan
Mr.. Ralph brown. Kansas CITY. AZ
MIR. w. III. Nhitclnw. FaycttcNt.ic
Ark.
A. G. Bramlitt, NJ. d., Decatur, Tex.
MIR. j. l.. Heckenliveiy, Springfield
Mo.
MIR. w. F. Surber, College View, Nab.
MIR. Il II. Ixinsworthy, Little Rack.
Ark.
MIR. J. II. MiIliken, Kansas City, Nh
MIR. w. NJ Dunaway, Blnirstown, Mo.
MIR. Edwin IL. Wilson, Kansas City
Mo.
Il. G. Simon, NJ. D., Kansas City, No
Mr.. Dan COZ, Bonneville, Miss.
Mr. G. Hindman, Island City, No.
Mr.. VIM. II. Wright, Peoria, Ill.
MIR. NJ. w. johnson, Lebanon, Mo.
Mrs. q. A. Smith, Springfield. Mo.
Mrs. A. NJ. buckley, Springfield, Aic
Mrs. Geo. Ramsey, Springfield, Mo.
Mrs. G. A. Thompson, Springfield, Me-
Miss Barbarv Dell, Sprin Gficld, Mo.
Miss Jennie Wells. Springfield, El0.
Mrs. McCiclIand, Springfield, Mo.
Mrs. Eaton, Springfield. Mo.
Mrs. GerlOcL, Springfield, EIO.
Miss Maud Johnson, Springfield, Ne.
Mrs. J. w. Lcchicr, Springecie. Mo
lMr. j. l.. IeckenliycIy, Springfield
MO.
Prof. Hoover. Spring field, Mo.
MIR. Harry Jewell, Springfield. Ma.
MIR. ED. Bell, Springfield, Mo.
MIR. j. w. Bell, SprinEcId, Mo.
Mr.. j. w. Brown, Springfield, NO. q
MIR. John TOrant,. Springfield, NJ.
MIR. Strunk, Springfield. Nc, I
MIR. Sam South, Springfield Mo. III
Mr.. w. IL. White. SprinGii Id. Mo. =,
MIR. NJ. w. Johnson, Springfield, MO. .,
Mrs. james Capp, Springfield. No.
Miss Emma Doty, Springfield. Mo.
MIR. Davis. Springfield, Mo. s.
Mrs. Jaqucs, Spring ..cid, alo.
Mrs. Potter, Spring field, Mo. e.
Mr.. Calvin Buckley. Springfield, Mo. "
MIR. Russell MyricIs. Surinrfcld. zso. ~
Mrs. w. a. MyriciS. Springfield, Mo. -,
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10

After strenuous dav of celebration,
and the small lad lays his tired and
sleepy head pack on the soft pillow of
his snow wnite bed; after she has knct
beside that, bed with his mother, and
said, with her, his little prayer; after
she has tucked him in, and tenderlv
pressed her usual goodnight kiss upon
his brow; while she is silently, tho de-
youtly, pouring out her souls gratitude
unto her Maker for the safety other boy,
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10

New Man after Two Weeks Treatmcn!
Suffered Six Years from Rectal and
Oiher Troubies--HOpe Almost Lost
Completely Curcd--Restored TO Nor
NAL Nieor---AEain Able 20 Work
Owes all TO the WGnderfuI Method
and skill of Doctor NOtrebe.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10
Kansas City. Mo. Dec. 6. 1902.
. IL. Il Notrebe.

2lb-2lS w. Twelfth St, -
kansas City. Mo.
My Dear Doctor-I am greatly
pleased to give you the following tes-
timonial letter for the benefit of any
}ody who may be afflicted as I was,
rcause ! know If they will go to you
treatment they will be cured
Yours very truly
CHARLES CARPLES.
To ON 1t May Concern:
Ili., to certify that / have known
Or l. Notrebe favorably and well
Tor nan wears and know him to be a
Sentlema' of honor and q surgeon of
unusual and high attainments
some tw' f'ars ago he operated upon
me Tor Nct severe case of protrud-
ing piles Ttit operation was a graft
tying success. since which have not
noted single symptom of returning
tumors Before the operation my life
was almost unbearable from pain and
inconvenience
| am glad to make this statement as
a small return for his kindness. q
Very respectfully. -
CHAS. CARPLEs.
Asst. Custodian Custom House, Kan
sas City Mo
Major Carples is upwards of sixty
years old and had been afflicted many
years. but was cured in two weeks
time.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10

after she has spent the day in mortal
fear for his physical safety, and while
she places the moral welfare of her boy
in the hands of the Master, he is boyish-
ly wondering il they will have fourth
OF July in Heaven.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10

J. ". Caldwell Cured Without Use Of
ChlOrofOrm or Detention from Bus-
iness-SuGered Over Seven Years
From Piles and Fistula--Casc Pro-
nounced Incurable by Many Promi-
nent Physicians--IIad Given up Hope
OF RccOrery-Surprised and Delight
cd at Wonderful Cure-Wishes ~
Influence Others Who Arc Afflicted.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10
Kansas City Kan. Jan c. 1903
DR.. e. p Notrebe.
2l6-21S w. Twelfth ST
-IV- 7 Y W. 7 WVIIVTI 81.
Kansas City. Mo

Kansas City. Mo
Dear Sir-I wish to express my graf
itude and satisfaction for the able and
professional manner in which YOU
treated me in my illness Having been
sufferer for about seven years with
hstula and piles. l had almost given
up the hope of ever being myself
again: my health generally was great
ly impaired: but much to my surprise
and great delight you have accom-
plished for me what so many physi-
clans had pronounced impossible and
together with the fact that during the
time OF treatment I was able to attend
to my business affairs. makes me
doubly grateful to you and very an
preciative of your ability as physi-
clan and surgeon.
] hope 1t will be the good fortune OF
others who have suffered as have. to
become your patients
Wishing you unbounded success.
am. Yours truly.
/ II CAL
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10

The pouched or blouse front is fast
being superseded by the deep corslet and
long narrow buckle. suggesting the
printed stomacher, and many evening
bodices show the pointed lower edge
Large floral patterns obtain for the thin
gown for warm days, and prodgal
display of course lace set on white bobi-
nett and shirrings will be the salient
feature. The exaggeratedlongs shoulders,
will be givdn by the deep lace collars of
all descriptions and obstruction, and
when these are not employed fichus
daintily ruffled and frillcd will replace
them,
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10
Russell. Kan. Dec. Is. 1902
Dr. T.. p. Notrebc.
2l6-2lS w. Twelfth ST..

Kansas City. Mo.
My Dear Sr-After suffering for
years with rectal trouble. | was per
suaded By friends to go to Kansas CITY
n October 1901. to consult with you
| had little faith in doctors. havins
been treated by many of them and
having received no permanent benefit
But after consulting with you. and you
had given me a thorough examination
| was convinced that | had met a doe
Tor who was honest and who under
stood his work. So I placed myself
under your care and you began treat.
ng me in Novmeber 1901
| am pleased to state that | have
improved constantly ever since. My
rectal trouble is entirely cured and
I'm feeling better than l have for
years
I take pleasure III recommending you
to any who are suffering with rectal
trouble believing that you can do all
That you say you can do for the at
llcted. Respectfully yours,
CHAS p. COPELAND
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10
Resnectfullv yours.
SHELDON b HEWITT
Well Known Os:copath Studied and
watched Results of Doctor NOtrehc's
Methods OF Trentnent--says He (.
Finest pingnOsticinn and Surgc0:
In The Medical Profession.
Butler. Mo. Dec. u. 1902

Or Il. p Notrebe.
216-2lS w Twelfth st
Kansas City No
have known DR. f. = Notrobe for
some time and have watched his work
and progress very closely | admire
his great ability in diagnosis and ap.
preciate the skill will which lie has
treated the great number OF people
who have come to him for help
respect him as gentleman of worth
as well as skilled physician in the
fullest sense of the word
have only words of praise for him
md his noble work. and am pleased
when those who are physically unfor-
tunate place themselves under his care
Yours very truly
HARRIET FREDERICK, d o
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10

ne in my wretchcd condition and
treated and cured me without the use
OF chloroform. or any anesthetic, and
without combining or taking me from
my work single day. l was. in fact
able to resume my entire duties after
the first treatment ! commenced to
gain at once, and am now enjoying bet
ter nealth than | have had for thirty
seven years. l am able to carry on
my work as superintendent of the fac
tory with comfort and ease.
My case was so extremely bad that.
feel that in curing me you almos
performed a miracle. I had long be-
lore given up AL hope of being cured.
! know that no one who Is afflicted can
ford to put off going to you a singl
moment ! do not believe that there
$ another physician In the United
states who $3.50 thoroughly compe-
tent to successfully handle such
extreme case rs Won handled for M
With best wishes for your continued
success. | am. Your friend.
JOSEPH RICKETTS,.
iupt Millikan Muilowney Saddlery Go
tanker and Cnritaiist Writes OF His
e. Wonderful rnd Unexpected Cure
Had Suffered Many Years from Rec
tai discases-Trentcd with Man.
obtain Reiief--Lost Faith In Doe
tOrs--Had Given uo all Hope OF
Ever Hcing Curcd-Adviscs His
Friends that Doctor NOtrcbc VIII
do all lie promises-Curcd Two
Years Ago.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10

Major Charles CnrpIes, Sixty Years of
Age-Suffered Many Years from
Rectal DEMONSTRATED BY Doctor
NOtrebe Several Years Ago-Perfect-
~ Cured In Two Weeks-NOw EN-
Toying Best of Health-Advises Those
suffering From Similar Diseases to
go Ia the Doctor and be Cured.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10

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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10

Observation-Disclosures DIR. fvotrebe's
Methods for Five Years-PrOnouu.
ccs His Treatment OF Rectal Dis
cases Most Perfect There fs-Sent
Many Severe Cases to the Doctor.
for Treatment.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10
DR.. M0TREBE'S BUSINESS
REFERENCES.

REFERENCES.
Harry Jewell, Springfield,
No.
Judge Appelby. Spring.
field, MO.
The First National Bank,
Springfield, No.
The First National Bank,
Kansas City, No.
The Union National Bank,
Kansas City, ho.
The New England Nation.
al Banh. Kansas City. Mo.
7 he Missouri Savings
Bank, Kansas City, Mo.
The American National
Bank, Kansas City, Mo.
When you write to The above
references or to any Of the par.
lies whose names appear In this
circular, please enclose stamp
Tor reply
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10

All diseases start in the bowels Keep
them open or YOU will be sick. CAS-
CARETS act like nature. Keep liver
and bowels active without a sickening,
gripping feeling. Six million people take
and recommend CASCARETS.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10
Gage. Okla. Dec. rs. 1902.
2l6-2lS w. Twelfth ST..

2l6-2lS w Twelfth St.
Kansas City Mo-
Dear l1octor.-For the last five years
have studied and watched with the
greatest admiration the results of your
treatment of rectal cases
All of the operations which you per-
formed on patients whom placed un-
der your care. many of whom had run
the long gauntlet of experimenters
resulted in the most wonderful sue
cess
believe your methods of treatment
TO be the most perfect and the most
uniformly satisfactory now in exist
ence.
Wishing you continued success in
your great and good work. l am,
g. E. IRWIN. M. D.
writes of the Doctors Wonderful
Painless Method-Suifered Many
Years from Rectal Diseases-
Treated and Permanently Cured
without the Use of ChIOrOfOrm or
Detention from business = WIN
Gladly Answer Inquiries Regarding
Methods. Treatment. etc.
Kansas, City Mo. Dec. 1s. 1902
DR. T.. p Notrebe
2l6-2lS w. Twelfth ST..
Kansas City. Mo-
Dear Doctor-I can certainly say.
uoNtoi. tHdt the operation you per-
formed on me proved to be most sue
cessful. and did not inconvenience me
at all kept right on with my work.
Every other physician that l consult
ed advised me that they could not
treat me for piles without combining
me to my bed
can assure anyone who takes
your treatment that there Is no doubt
Of your being able to effect n complete,
4 permanent and painless cure
Any letters sent TO me regarding
your methods of treatment, will be
answered
Yours respectfully.
G. W. HARRIS.
City Agt of Whitman Automobile
20. 92l Main street
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One for the money,
Two tor the show,
Three to make ready
And--~bang,**!l*+*l


Under this sodlies wee Willie Pickens;
He died like he lived; raisin' the
dickens.
'Thas well been been proven that fire
cracker in the hand is worse than two
on the side wall.
Then there is the fool who rocks the
boat. Will he be allowed on air ships?
It's an i'll Fourth of July that blowcth
not the father of a large family, good
and plenty.
Tis better to have celebrated and lost
an eye, an ear, three fingers and a thumb,
than never to have celebrated at all.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10

TT WILL pay anyone
to read this ad.
h vertisement, also
to investigate by in.
! quiring personally or
by writing to the par.
ties whose names are
given as references.
You we'll know that
neither the business
references nor the
former patie nts
would be untruthful
with you.
The testimonial LETTERS
we're written TO influence
others who are afflicted,
10 be Cured, and not 20
Oh suffering.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10

piles for years and got no relief from
constant doctoring with many of the
best PHYSICIANS in the country. Final
~ was advised by n friend whom you
had cured to 20 to you for treatment,
which / did And to my entire sat
isfaction yuu cured me within three
weeks.
Your methods 80 treating rectal dis
nascs are certainly wonderful, being
1lmost entirely painless and not re-
lnirinS the use of that dangerous drug
t'oroform, which is SO commonly used
ether doctors.
II is some years since you cured m,
4 had case Of piles and other rec
j trouble, and | am now perfectly
iHd and well | VIII take pleasure
Il answering letters from anyone who
~ 'irt"d and may wish to know
forc part cnlars about my case Any
'rs9n suffering with rectal diseases
# any kind should take your treat.
cent and no other With best wishes
or your success. / am.
Yours very truly,
J. Fl. CORNEs
p. ST wish to say that Doctor
ny family. and many among my
rlonds and acquaintances--all with
he same wonderful success with which
p I'D me. ] have known him for
'lctrd thrt they can absolutely dc
HcnG upon what the doctor says
I'D Soldier OF the 35th IIiiOnis Regi-
nent-Contracted Rectal Trouble
During the Civil War-Cnnsuited
Prominent Physicians In 1865. Ad-
Tiscd by all that fIc Could Nat Live
Over Ten frars-Exnmined by the
pensiOn Board of Kansas City. Kan
Sas, who Pronounced the Case n very
had 0nc-COmpcIied to Live on Care
fully Selected Dict--Trented and
cured by DIR. NOtrcbc without Con-
iincment or Use of Chlor0fOrm-
AOw in The Best of lFcn!th-Cnnnot
speak TOO Strongly of the Doctors
Wonderful knowledge and Ability
Does not Relieve .here is His Euuai |
in the United States Ia Handling
Diseases of the Hccsum. n
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-07-10

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-24
TOPICS IN RRIEIE

The European powers have a chance
to forget their disagreeable reflections
over Venezuela in the problem present.
ed by an equally disturbed and irres-
ponsible country much nearer them.
The power of the Sultan of Morocco is
evidently collapsing; and as three or
four European states have been con-
templating the annexation of consider
able sections of that great region, the
present crisis in the country tends to
bring their scenes to a point.-New
York Mail and Express.
1t is generally conceded that the
Pennsylvania railroad is a daisy, but it
will be a whole blooming flower garden
soon, when it's twenty acres of hot
houses and Conservatives, just estab-
lished at South Elizabeth, begin to turn
out their products.-Neward News.
Germany as little thinks of Selling
Venezuelan territory as of planting her
flag on the mountains of the moon
Cologne Zeitung.
Germany desires nothing more
earnestly than to see England and the
United States at loggerheads. We must
look to it that this amiable aspiration
is not brought nearer realization in the
course of our recovery of our just debts
from Venezuela.-Pall Mall Gazette.
The third rail- is about us useful in
an emergency as the fifth wheel to a
cOach-New York World.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-24
WASHINGTON STARS.

1t is probable that Mr.. Brfyan'S
remarks about silver will not influence
Mexico to any decided extent The
people of that country will scarcely
give him credit for being better equip
ped for giving advice than Mr.. Diaz.
The st. Louis exposition will be a
splendid educational affairs. At the
same time there will be a large number
of side-show people on hand who never
heard of the Louisiana purchase.
William S. Dewey has been ignored
by Tammany Hall. DR.. David B. Hill
is probably too busy with more inn
portant matters to gloat.
No doubt the empress dowager was
glad to welcome General Miles as a
foreign military man who had no de-
signs on Chinese territory.
President Baer probably does not
wish John Mitchell any too much luck
with the literary critics when his book
comes out.
One of Mascagni's worst enemies was
the man who persuaded him to charge
So a seat for his performances.
The Boer generals have managed to
snatch large share of hospitality from
the jaws of defeat
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-24
NATURALLY HEATED WATER.

A good supply of naturally heated
water has been obtained from a deep
boring at Budapest. The hole is 1888
feet deep, and from it issues a con-
slant supply of water of the tempera-
ture of 165 degrees Fahrenheit. 1t is
estimated that the spring yields at
least $780, 600 gallons in "A hours. There
is an ample supply for public bath in
the city park, and jets are provided at
the corner of one of the main thor
oughfares leading to it. II have never
passed those jets of hot water" says n
traveller, without seeing large num-
Der of persons helping themselves by
means of cans and pals. Occasionally
one sees a water cart being filled from
a large tube"