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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-27

Chicago. Aug. 25.-While bathing in
the Desplaines river at Santa Fe park
Peter Knolia. state representative from
the Fifteenth district, was drowned
within sight of hundreds of picnick-
ers. Two companions attempted to res
cue him. but without success.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-27

Henderson, Tex, Aug. 24.-Joe San
ders, a negro accused of having at
tempted rape on young girl. was
shot to death by q mob Of citizens
which went to arrest him. Sanders
was standing In his door when the men
approached, holding shotgun.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-27
Another Folsom Convict Captured.

Reno, New, Aug. POI. w. Woods,
one of The convicts who escaped from
Folsom on July %, has been arrested
while being shaved in barber shop.
Although he had a revolver in his belt,
Woods offered no resistance.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-27

not show the original sigma
ture of the individual volunteering the tes-
timonial below, and also of every testimo-
NAL among the thousands which they are
constantly publishing attesting the superior
curative properties of their several medi-
cines, and thus proving the genuineness
and reliability of all the multitude of testi-
monials volunteered by grateful people, in
their behalf
WORLDS DISPENsARY MEDICAL ASSo-
CITATION, Proprietors, Buffalo, NY
THE REASON.-There is no medicine
equal to DR.. Pierce's Colder Medical Dis
covery, for purifying the blood 1t carries
off the poisons which contaminate the life
fluid. 1t increases the activity of the
blood making glands and gives the body
an increased supply of pure, body building
blood. 1t builds up the body with sound
healthy flesh instead of fabby fat. pro-
notes the appetite, feeds the nerves, and
so gives to weak, nervous people vitality
and vigor.
rAoout year ago / had a very bad cough
and feared it would run into consumption, y
writes Hon. Geo. w. Lynch, of " Mason Street,
coughing would come on vomiting would set in.
Matter accumulated in nose and my tonsils
were irritated. After reading of the wonderful
cures resulting from Dr. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery began 20 use it, with some doubts
as to the good it would do me- am frank to
say. But, after had used one bottle noticed
quite change for the better. Ordered FIVE more
bottles and before had used them all the cure
was complete. There is not now a trace of
cough or cold in my system and my health is
perfect"
To gain knowledge of your own body-in
sickness and health-send for the Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser A book
of 1908 pages. Send II cents in stamps for
paper-covered, or, 81 stamps for cloth
bound copy. Address DR.. R v. Pierce, Cog
Main Street, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-27

Makes assimilation perfect. healthy
blood. firm muscles, strong nerves.
QuIckens the brain, makes and keeps
you well. Great medicine, Rocky
Mountain Tea. 35 cents. For sale
by j. E. Garwood.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-27
Attacked by Chinese Pirates.

Hong Kong, Aug. PA German
missionary named Homeyer has been
attacked by pirates near Namhug, on
the North river. He, his wife's maid
servant. and their boatlnan wererobbed
and badly wounded.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-27
DOG DIGS UP A CRIME
Unknown Man, the Victim Of a
Murder, Buried by His
Murderers.
BEEN UNDER GROUND FOB MONTHS
Had Been Clubbed 60 Desth-Youug
Couple Elopes in an Automobile
Notes.

Rochester, Ind, Aug. pa murder
committed some time last spring has
just been discovered here While hunt
Ing, Oliver Johnson watched his dog
dig into the earth and uncover a dead
body In cluster of bushes. The body
was that Of man about five feet and
seven inches tall, with the head severed
and the flesh gnawed by muskrats.
On 1t was a heavy black beaver over
coat and dressy business suit, silk I'M
derclothing and new shoes. Under il
was crushed hat An open face gold
watch with the case No. $40 500, and
works No. 9,154 1856 were the only
marks of Identification. In the pockets
were $15O in silver change, a wat
er-soaked memorandum book, pen
knife and empty bill book, elevated
railroad tickets 50 water soaked as to
be undecipherable and a few car
ridges
Coroser Dscides lt = Murder.
Five Of the mans teeth were gold
illed, and his hair was medium light.
The man was stranger, and the body
bore every indication Of having been
dragged to the spot where It wnsfound-
For two months carbon odork have
arisen from this vicinity, and there
Is every indication that it has lain
there since last spring. The coroner's
inquest found that the man had been
murdered. probably with long cudfel
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-27

been recalled to Sevastopol, the squad
ron's point of departure. The recall
followed notification from the porte
that the sultan had ordered all the
Russian demands to be complied with.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-27
Inspector General ReprImandsd.

"Hussefn Hilmi, Inspector general Of
Macedonia. is reprimanded The chiefs
of gen d'armerie and police at Salonica
are replaced. The porte has ordered
the appointment to the gen d'armerie
of several foreign officers. whose
names will be announced later, and
finally ill the military, civil and ju-
dicial authorities have received the
strictest orders to take measures to
secure order and tranquility"
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-27
l.. M. LAUER
The PLYMOUTH MARKETS
PLYMOUTH, IND.

Following are the quotations of
local dealers on the various pro-
ducts named:
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-27

Scope OF the Turks Breakdown.
The dispatch received from NJ.
Zinovioff. Russian ambassador at Con-
stantinople. announcing that the sui
tan had yielded completely to Russia's
demands. was as follows: THE porte
has taken the following measures to
fulfill the demands of the Russian gov
eminent. In addition to the condemna-
ton and execution of NJ. Rostkowski's
nurderers and the punishment of their
accomplices thcse officers who made
disrespectful illusions to NJ. Rostkow-
ski are dismissed from the service. A
careful search Is being made for the
persons who fired at the consurs car
riage.
Twens--Four Omciais Removed.
"All the officials. twenty -four in num-
Der. whose names were handed to the
porte as objects Of unfavorable CON-
ment by the Russian ambassador are
relieved of their posts and handed over
to justice. All private persons men,
toned in the same list as guilty Of
various offerises will likewise be tried.
Ismal Haki Pasha, the chief Of police
at Palanka. province of Uskub, is re-
stored to his post. The persons under
arrest for accusing Mussulmans of out
rage and abuSp are iiberated
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-27

The above will cheerfully
be paid in lawful money
of the United States, by the
undersigned, proprietors of
DIR. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery. If they can.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-08-27

$500 buys house and lot on North Wal
nut street, Plymouth.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
DtD;eian=N acbrtbten.

sl3ur gr0Hnuns Ser 7. General
per ammluns bes Staotsperbanbes
beutl6er fatbolii9er 9ereine pon Rin=
mel ota, uelde am %. bieies Wouats
in 8abalba sebalten rpirb, wirb Der
bo9w'te 6err Sil4of Srobsc Elm
Gontifcalamt celebrtren unb bann TO-
fort BON @abaiba mad 8udmau rei=
len, mo So9berlelbe am 80. Sept.
benz Seite bes FL. Wei9ael, Ste reue
Stride benz Siente bes Serrn rpeiben
ptrb.
Ser bo9u'ite Serr giidof ST.
cob Srobec bat uuter benz glerus let
ner Si0sele folsenbe 9eriesuuseu an=
%seerbnet: 6o9m. Serr Yet. Sans o..
Staples mad Der ueu se%srinSeten Sc
utetnSe in Bird Safe; bo9w. 6err
8m. Sdetner, @ebilfsprief ter tn
WelroIe, nod Stuples; bo6ms Siuc.
@eisaub mad Welroie als @ebilfs=
prieiter bes bodm. 6errn 9. &i9ter;
botm. Or. Geo Sans nod Sintab
nit Der @ihion Sonnelp.
5 Nddften Sonntas rpirb lit allen
@emetnben Ser Oi6;eie bas Seit bes
FL. globoalb, bas gatronsfeit Ser
Ot0seie, feterlt9lt besansen. sSn Der
gatbebrale wtrb Ser bo9m'ite 6err
St6of Srobec Elm 9ontificalamt csle=
briren, ,pdbrenb rpel9em Der bo9m.
Or. SEQ 9ans bic Seitprebtst balteu
mtrs.
5 am %. bieIes @onats rpiro Ser
bo9w'ite gtidof Sacob Srobec in
Der pom bo9m. Serru $. &itomsft ~
@tlmart paitorirten ct. abalberts
Stride bas FL. Saframent Der Str=
muns ipenben.
s Sn ser pom bo9w. 6errn s. i.
aemmer uon 6olbinssforb ais S'liale
potorirten Sers Seiu @emeinte gu
arbau mtrb eine neue Stride iolib aus
Steinen sebaut merbeu. Die Sldue
fur BEN Neubau itnb e%ntmorfeu, uub
benielben semdB merben Ste gduto=
item bes ueueu @ebdubes auf etpa
$4,000 gu itebeu tommeu, gu berer
Seduns ii9 $1,000 bereits In Der
&ir9entafe ~befinben. Der Contract
fur ben Neubau uirb arn fornmeubeu
4. October erlaiien merben.
S So9m'iter Serr abt 9eter en-
gel, 8. g. g., bat ben bo@u. P.
gonauentura, 8. g. g., Bits babtn
@iiiifent bes bo@w. P. eutser, .. 8.
s., in Ri@monb nod Winneapols
periest, mo er tempordr @ebilfsprie=
fter bes bo6m. P. Iubreas, .. g.
g., uon Der ct. Soiepbs @emeiube,
iein wtrb; bo9m. P. 8eba, .. 8.
s., lit iest Gebalfsprieiter in Ri&e
u1onb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
Sauf Gentre. !

ESrl. &esina yorsmanrf 1T na6 ct:
mem a6ttdsisen Seiu6e bet Sreunbin=
men in ct. gloub unb Golb Sprins
Samitas ms elterli6e Saus surif
setebrt.-Sie Stearns @ountp BUT
termader aIiociation Nib ibre nd9fte
resuldre Ssriammluns am II, bieies
Wonats in Saut Centre balteu. SIR
bieIe @%elesenbeit, mel9e in bic goun.
tn Sairwo6e fdlt, ii, elm uussesei9 +.
netes Yrosramm entmorfen = Die
Sleii9banoluus hes Germ gouueap
murbe bur@ Seuer, mel9es auf unbe.
fannie @eiie aushra9, nabesu ser.
fort. Der S9aben 1T tbeilweile
bur9 @erii9eruus sebedt. = aom=
member Moutas besiunt bier bic e rite
County, Satr, uub bte fir bic Sorars
beiten CUR Seitmo9e ernannten Cont.
fes baben Ni9ts uusei@eben selahen,
nm bic felt Sabren sebaltene erite
County Sair gu einem grfolse 81 mo
den. 9ferberennen merben tastds=
LID itattinben, unb bic Iiebausltel=
lung iopie grbibits in Selbe unb
@artenfri@teu ueripre9en bic i9Oniten
81 uerben, bic je in Stearns gountp
seieben wurbeu. Sauf Centre rptrb
eiueu sere9teu Stols barein lesen, in
ietner guuntp : Sair nt4t nur bic
Stabt, ionbern bas sanse @ountp gu
ebreu. Sober Sreunb elmer idonen
Sair lit freunbli@ sur Sbeilnabme
einselaSen, unb Sober uirb miutom=
men Ieiu. - ganauier 6. W. Spra.
que besab ii9 Rontas nad st.
Saul, mo- er in bteier @o4e als Weit:
slieO ser Staats : ausslei9unssbe=
bOrSe tbdtis lit. - iele Stabt bot
einen Gontratt fur eiuen $4,000 SUB
lansen ab;ussfanal erlahen; bas
niebrisite Insebot lautete auf S1O,s
1876 %.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
Gate 9enra.

@etraut mutbeu am 0tenitds hu,9
Sen bo6u Tfarrer Waprbofsr 6err
Soiepb ROlte uub Srl @llle Wsper.
Na9 Ser tir1li9en Seter fano TN
elte,liten 6uule Der Sraut ein srobes,
iberaus semitbltdes So6seitsfeit
itatt, bel mel9er @elesenbeil ii6 aae
CUR Setter eri6ieuenen gdfe iid in
cen beiten uno berSliditeu Wnnl9sn
fir Sas grautpaar %uereinisteu. Su
oisle itimmt Ser vGotbltern" Cores
pouoent Elm unb minldt ben Neuer=
udblten Slid, Sell Ino Seseu auf
alen @esen. SIN Der Samilie @m.
gar9enser iteOte if6 elm r1unteres
Wdb9enpaar elm. Den boppelt be-
aluften gltern Graduation. -&reisz
seridtsI9reiber Germ. Wuuer. unb
Namilie Don ct. gloub mareu einise
Sage su @oite BET Der bier wobnenben
6amilieg eltins. 9err Maaer benuste
Die @elesenbett, nit 5erru @eltins
bie Stoppelfelber in Der sansen I'm
segeno nod 6ibneru absuitreifen. =
Seim S9meinefittern fiel 9err Sa=
cob Meper mehrere Stufen eine Ereppe
binab uno perleste itd on Der Settle
berart, baB er einise Gage has gett
biten muB 5.
Eices.
Dim Sonntas fsierte bas gbepaar
g. Neibbart unb Srau bas Seit Der
tlberuen 6o9seit. Na9 benz pom
bo6w. 9farrer Steina@ sebaltenen
6odamte l9ritt bas Subelpaar gu ben
Stufen bes Nltares, unb na6bem Der
bodm. gfarrer baslelbe seiesnet bat=
tie, belt er cine Der 9eleSenbeit anse=
paBte Gniprade, In wel9er er Bite
sSubtlanten ermabnte, nod Der 25
Sabre lansen, pereinten gilserfabrt
Sic beiten gntIdlii1e fur bic 3utunft
su faiien I'M Sinblid auf weitsre SUI
beliabre, pie ite it9 I'M &atalos bes
menidliden 2ebens ereisnen. BUR
meltli6en Seitselesenbeit batten IT'D
mebrere Sreunbe Der Samilie Sfeio=
bart einseite0t, bic na9 erlebten bet
teren Stunben benz Subelpaare sum
abidteb Ser Sabre bdusliden SLIDES
nod redt uiele rpinldten. l1nb baB
Iolde benz Serrn @eibbart unb ietner
aebenssefabrtiu bei@iebeu iein m0sen,
1T Der aufri6tise 8uni@ bes ugsorb=
ftern." - Sotelier &c. ardmer bat
fur ben @ebrau9 ieiner sroBen &unb=
i6aft bic StalIunsen bes 9errn anbr.
Soma fdufi9 errporben. BE Der ar=
belt ON elmer Oreidmai6tne, etpa
finf Meilen pom bier tn @rabam
Comm, uurbe Der Sarmer Robert
Ru6n pom einen, ct. gloub 9ubner=
idser bur9 eiuen S@uB ana aopfe
perlett.
&i6maab.
6err Sobn Sirfen tit am erlten
Gage persansener ISOLDE pom Wtas
wautee, @is., suradsefebrt, NO Der
geiud ieiner Eo@ter Marta gait,
welde benz bortisen Notre Dame Com
peut ola S9wefter a~nseb0rt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
Garming.

IS. &orte BON bier 1T in Sesleitun!
bes @m. Oe@inter pou Sorab mad
ct. Srancis, @is.. sereiit, mo beib'
ais S9iler i'm Gio Nouo @olss'
einsetreten iinb. -Oouneritas uurber
bic trbil9en l1eberreite Der bier in
iusenbli9en glitter pom 10 Sabreu ar
Der S9minbiu6t ue%ritorbenen aatb
grimer, Eo9ter Der Samilte Serb.
griimer, gu @rabe setrasen. Oe.
aei9e folste cine sroBe auaabl Der
@emeinbemitslieber gum @ottesader.
NOse bic 9%erftorbeue in Srieben I'll;
ben = Sin ;ebn Sabre alter Sobu
Der Samilie g. Oinsmann wurbe per-
mittelit elmer St9el, nit Der lein d.
terer 8ruter 1nfraut auf benz @eb6ft
l9nitt, i'm @eIi6te erbeblt9 uerlest.
Gin arst tn Melroie ndbte bic tlafenbe
8unbe gu, unb Der tleine Patient
mirb s%eitlebenbs bur9 etue Narbe an
leiuen lluslidstas erinnert merben.
st. SoieS9.
gnbe lester ISOLDE lit bas alte
S@ulbaus uestransportirt worbeu.
Ger Nid. Seinen ldBt an feline
@obnuns einen serdumisen Iubau
erri6ten. = Serr Mlois &uitermann,
lpel9er bas Matb. 6ori9 S@antse=
I6dit Dor Wonaten tempordr iber=
nabm, rpirb bsmielbeu setreu bleiben,
ba err ii9 cine iebr quite &urbi@aft err
worbeu bot. gr trdst it6 NIT Ser
sSbee, feline Samilie uou ct. gloub
mod 81. Solepb ua@fommen gu lai=
fen. - Serr gerrp pon Portlanb,
Ore. mar auf etntse Sage SAT- ieiner
bier wobnenben So9ter, Ser Srau 6.
S. glepelanb. Son bier tit 6err
Serrp mad Canada s~ereiit.
Srodman.
Der Sau unierer neuen Stride, be=
rem 9ldne pom ar6tteften Saser aus
minneapolis entmorfen murben, lit
benz gontractoreu &arl &ropp pom ct.
gloub iberlahen uorbeu, unter bellen
Nufit9t bte Mrbeit ral9en Sortsans
nimmt. Ser bo9m. Gfarrer Srobec
lit it6 bewuBt, baB mad SoIeubuns
bes @ebdubes feline @emeinbe I'M Ser.
bdltniB su ben nit benz gau uerbun.
benen Soften cine Ser niebli9lteu Str;
den Der OiOsele beben wtrb.
ct. Ni6olas.
en- benz 8efiuben bes Serru 80.
9. Sarbp pom BIER, mel6sr leste $50
9e ernitlt9 ertrautte, 1T sur Sreube
Ser Seinisen anl9etnene eine @en=
buus gum ge1ereu eiusetreteu. 5ofz
feutlid mirb redt balb iber ieiue pole
9eneiuns gu beri@ten iein. Ote
Orei6maidiue lit bier alerwdrts in
pollen @ause, unb nod Dem erwini6=
ten &esen lit iest aud bas Pfisen
on Der Sasesorbnuns.-aebrer @,
&abnl lit na9 etuem ansenebmen
geiu9e tn ieiuem alten Seim in Wts=
conitn suridsefebrt unb 1T lett lester
ISOLDE pieber ais 9ebrer unb Orsaz
uiit in ieinem @lemente.
Nart1.
Su Der bieiisen gutterfabrit war=
ben leste @o9e 10 Gents fur Butter
per Yfunb erlaubt. Ote @attin bes
6errn Souls @teber lit iest rptsber
uolitdnbis berseiteut. seste 8o@e
erfreute ite ii@ bes Selu@es ibrer
Sreunbtunen, Der Srauen S. S@u.
nader, q. @eber unb 6. Strobel
pon ct. glouo. Iu9 6err Sbeobor
8riiner unb @attin non ct. gloub
eritatteten uorlesteu Souutas Ser So
Mile Wieher einen fGihtfaen 8eSuh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10

= @ut fir Gater, gut fur Wuttsr,
gut fur bic sanse camille. Wadt
bic ainber eiien, i9lafeu uno padieu-
&odp Mountain Sbee lit Elm San1i
lien5eqen. 35 gts. sc. Molitor-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
Ct. Wartin.

Sie Sreldmaidine tlappert bier
aIentbalbeu, uno Sic Sarmer bteler
GesenS baben ii3 i'm 9esenlas gu
uielen anoeren Sarmern in Stearns
@ountp elmer suteu grute 81 erfreuen.
@eisen sibt pom Is Bis Is Sulbel,
unb bic Sualitdt lit cine aussesei9ne=
tie. OieIe gesenb blieb pom Der Sc
treibspanse ueri@ont, unb baber bic
sufriebeniteuenbe grnte. - Wdbrenb
Der lesten brei @o9en mar @ourtp.
gommii1dr $. S. Weper Bel uus ;
iein @irteu gait ieiner i90nen
ssarm, bic er ur,rpeit bteier Orti9aft
liesen bat, unb Bic er iest fir BITE
nddfidbrise Saat uon ieinen Sob
men bearbeiten idBt. SER Meper
min nidts utel mebr pom Der Weisenz
ernte miIieu ; er ptrb's nit Der 4lfalfa
(bem episeu &lee in beuti9er Wunb=
art ueriu@en. @enn ibm Der @ers
iu9 selinst, ptrb er sewiB tn Stearns
gountp piele Na9abmer ftnben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
Nem Iunia.

Ser fur bas Sebrfa@ gang beion=
bers qualifistrte 5err NiG. 3. &lein
pou golb Sprtns 1T in elmer nabe
bieier Srti9aft selesenen sanbldule
als Susenbersieber ausetelt. = IS
beiBt, baB bic in Der bieiisen srau=
erei anseiteaten Irbeiter benz BON
ct. gloub an ite ersansenen grz
iu9eu, ii@ Ser in iener Stabt BON
ben grautne9teu uuo 8%ierfabrern
orsaniiirten Union ansuI9lieBen,
Solse leiiteu merben. - IS bat ben
anl9eiu, als werbe bic bieltse 9e=
senb auf benz ct. gloub Raruepal In
fommenber ISOLDE gut uertreten iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
Hi9manb.

6err Sobn Sirfen tit am erlten
Sage persansener ISOLDE uon Wil=
ruautee, @is., suradsefebrt, mo Der
geiu9 ieiner Eo@ter Marta gait,
wel@e BEN bortisen Notre Dame @ons
ueut ola S9wefter anSeb0rt.
, 1903-09-16
Sounds the Praises of Wildwood

Mr.. Feri f. Weiss and mother, of
Philadelphia, are spending their first
summer in Wildwood, where they first
stopped at the Sheldon, but as soon as
this hotel closed they went TO Willard
Hall. Mr.. Weiss is perfectly delighted
with u charming resort. He says il
surpasses even some of the French sea-
shore resorts in Normandy and Brittany,
where he spent his last summer in the
family of his cousin, who is the most
renowned guilder and artist-decorator
of the world, having fitted up Blenheim
Castle for the Duke of Marlborough, as
we'll as Count de Castellane's Palace in
Avenue Malakoff, Paris. Mr.. Weiss is
quite a linguist, speaking four languages
fiuently, which accounts for his present
position, he being secretary and foreign
correspondent of one of the leading
department stores in Philadelphia. He
has travelled abroad seven times for
business as well as pleasure, and knows
London, Berlin, Vienna and Paris as
thoroughly as his adopted country. He
has travelled all through England,
Holland, Belgium, Germany, and as
far down the Danube as Belgrade,
France, Switzerland, ETC., and ii is very
interesting to listen to his experiences
when he tried to buy wool abroad from
Turkistan, Bokhara, the Don district in
Russia, as well as in Syria and MezOpo-
tamia. AS far back as two or three
years ago, it was almost impossible 10
get wool from those districts, because,
he says, the Turkish and Russian gov
ernments were using up every available
parcel for military purposes, blankets,
tents, etc. the same was the case with
camel's hair and goat hair. "Onlv
now do we understand why we could
get no wool from those Countries He
says: " You see, they were all the time
| preparing for this Balkan imbroglio.
and did not care to export an article for
which their OWN government paid them
as much as foreigners As 10 our im-
provements and modern convenieuces
in Wildwood, Mr.. Weiss is full of praise
for all that he saw. He thinks We have
done wonderfully well during the few
years of our existence, and is most SAN
guine as to the future of our beautiful
place. There is only one thing | miss
here he says: THAT is those charm
ing little hut-shaped baskets down on
the beach, which they have in Trouville
and Ostend. Some of them are on
wheels, you know, and they give MOI
only comfort to the occupants, but they
| also make the beach look so picturesque.
Besides, those baskets are Just the ideal
thing for the summer Irritation. We
have had bicycles built for two; cottages
built for two boats built for two autos
built for two so you a plainly see
that the basket-cart is the only thing
needed to make the summer girl happy
besides the summer man, y he added
with a French j wink in his eye.
, 1903-09-16
Casino to be Kept Open During the
Winter.

The Billiard Hall of the Wildwood
Casino and Bowling Alley still presents
an animating scene, not to speak of the
Merry-Go-Round which has been fairly
well ~patronized during the past week
by the children. Arrangements have
been made with McWilliams and Iron
nem who will manage the Casino and
keep it open throughout the winter.
The amusement rooms and bowling
alleys as well as the bath rooms will be
kept open for the benefit of winter
visitors, who will be able to get the
benefit of hot salt water baths.
, 1903-09-16
Sour


No appetite. loss Of strength. nervous-
ness. headache, constipation, bad breath,
general debility. SOU risings. and catarrh Of
the stomach are all due to indigestion. Kodol
cures indigestion. This new discovery repre-
sents the natural juices Of digestion as they
exist In q healthy stomach. combined with
the greatest known tonic and reconstructive
properties. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not
only cure indigestion and dyspepsia, but this
famous remedy cures all stomach troubles
by cleansing, purifying, sweetening and
Strengthening the mucous membranes lining
the stomach.
Mr.. S. S. Ball, Of Ravenswood, W. Va, says
" was troubled with sour stomach for twenty years.
Kodol cured ne and We are now using II in mik
for baby"
Kodol DiSests What You Eat.
Bottles only. $l.oo Size holding az times the TRIAL
size. which sells for SO cents.
Prepared by e. o. Dewitt q co., CHICAGO
Cohen Bros, Wildwood.
G. w. Dougherty, Anglesea
, 1903-09-16
EPISCOPAL.
A Purgative Pleasure.

If you ever took DeWitt's Little Early
Risers for biliousness Orconsti patton you
know what a purgative pleasure Is.
These famous little pills cleanse the
liver and rid the system of all bile with
out producing unpleasant effects. They
do not grippe, sicken or weaken, but give
tone and strength to the tissues and
organs involved. w. H. Howell OF
Houston, Tex. says mo better pill can
be used than Little Early RiseIs tof
constipation, sick headache, ETC." Sold
by Cohen Bros, Wildwood; G. w.
Dougherty, Anglesea.