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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-02

cuje mad regulowaniem dr6g mad
granica turecka.
Paryz, pazdz. - z p6swyspu
balkahskiego nadchodza wiado-
mo$ci, kt6rych wnosit nalezy,
re do wojny bulgarsko turec-
kiej ME przYjdzie przed wiosna.
Buigarskl konitet powstahczy
konferuje rzadem bulgarskim
mad kwestya, czyli ME lepiej od-
fozyt do wiosny otwarte wypo-
wiedzenie wojny, by tureckie
wojska nalezycie sic znuzyly
przez zimowe trudy. Nadto bull
garski reprezentant Naczewicz
nawiazai W Konstantynopolu
przerwane czasowo stosunki z
rzadem, Co uwazaja "a znak po-
nySlny.
Berlin, 2 pazdz. - w Heidel-
bergu panuje niezmierne rozdra-
znienie z powodu, ze czterech
szeregowc6w (grenadyerow) sad
wojenny skazal ma cie4kie wie-
zienie Cd 3 do 10 lat, "a obrzuce-
ME kamieniami brutalnego podo-
ficera, podczas gdy mp. chorazy
marynarki Huessener, kt6ry "a
bill jednorocznego ochotlika
Hartmanna drobnostke, przez
tenze sad skazany zostal tylko
ma lata 7 miesiecy twierdzy.
! Gazety drukowaly specyalne wy
dania, a ludnoSc po ulioach da-
wala wyraz oburzenia Swista-
niem, okrzykami zbiegowiskami
| okolo okien wystawnych, "a kto-
remi wystawiono ogloszenia o
wyroku drukowane duzemi lite
rami. Take Prasa berlinska po-
tepia surowy wyrok, a ME stano-
via wy;atku nawet gazety sprzy-
jajace rzadowi.
Washington, pazdz. - Blu
70 piracy oglosi wkrotce statysty-
czne wykazy tyczace sic podro-
zenia cen "a artykuly podnie-
sienia plac robotnikow w osta-
tnich latach. Z raportu podobno
bedzie mona sic przekonac, ze
mylnem jest og6lne mniemanie,
jakoby pcdrozenie artykulow
do zycia codziennego potrze-
bnych wynosiio 81 procent, re
wynosi tylko IS do II procent, a
podniesienie piac robotmkow
mniej wiecej tylez wynosi}o.
Waszyngton, 2 pazdz. - Ma
konferencyi przyw6dzc6w repu-
blikahskich, ktora sic odbyia w
Bialym Domu, uchwalono, aze
by w celu zapobiezenia agitacyi
demokrat6w, ,sami republikanie u
rzsdowo wnieSli zadanie szcze-
golowego Sledztwa W sprawie
skandalow pocztowych. Zdaje
sic, re wnioskiem tym wystapi
posel Hemenway Indiany.
Zwiazkowa grand jury wnio-
sla wczoraj oskarzenia przeoiw
Geo. w. Beavers, bylemu szefo-
Wi oddzialu pensyj urzedniczych
W urzedzie pocztowym przeciw
senatorowi stanowemu Geo. A.
Greene Z New Yorku i urzedni-
kowi pocztowemu Scott Towers.
New York, 2 pazdz. - Okoio
5000 zyd6w zebralo sic wczoraj
celem obchodzenia ,,Swieta pole
dnania" W gmachu Cooper u
Mon, ale przekonali sic, re hala
juz byla zajeta przez cz}onkow
Free Society,", glownie anar-
chist6w, kt6rzy wydrwiwali zwy-
czaje zydowskie. Proszono poll
eva, by ME dozwolila mowcom
wyrazac sic tax pogardliwie o
obyczajach religijnych, ale poll
cya oswiadczyla, re ME ma upra-
wnienia do tego, - wtedy zy-
dzi opuscili hale
Colorado Springs, Colo. Ego
pazdz. - Organizacya robotnicza
colorado Springs Federated
Trades Council" ma wozorajszej
swej sesyi przyjela rezolucye
wzvwaiace obyWateli stanu bez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-02
KrOnika Miejscowa.
Koniec uroczystosci.

park Lincolna azeby przyjrzec
sic jeszcze rag obozowi Indyan i
podziwiae ich stroje. Kto chcial,
zwiedzad rzezalnie, ktore zreszta
zwiedzad MONA zawsze. Pc po-
ludniu odbylo SIG przyjecie sta
ryoh osadnikow ohieagoskich w
hall pamiathowej gmachu biblio-
text, a mad wieczorem odbyl sic
w Auditorium bankiet burmi-
strz6w rozrych miast. Pozniej
odby, sic na wielkiej sail teatral-
mel wiec ludowy, stanowiacy IT,
rzedowe zakohczenie uroczysto-
Sci. W(asciwe zakoczenie odbs-
die sic dis, jszeli posluay po-
CODA. w parku Lincolna zostana
spalone ognie sztuozne, ktore
nialy bye spalone W srode. Po
Co wlasciwie przybylo do Chica-
go okolo 100000 gosci calego
leraju, tego ME wie ami komitet
jubileuszowy, ami burmistrz,
chwalacy sic depesza gratulacyj-
na ksiecia Henryka pruskiego,
kt6ry na1wal Chicago ,,pieknem"
miastem.
Ze spraw rniejskich.
John Gildea njanitor" W ratu-
szu, zostal przez komisye sluzby
cywilnei uznany winnym zanie-
dbywani. swyeh obowiazkow i
porozum: ,ana sic kontrakto-
rami na niekorzy& kasy miej-
skiej. Skutkiem takiego wyroku
Gitdea tract miejsce ME moze
otrzymac w przysziosci zadnego
innego miejskiego urzedu.
Rada miejska W Monachium
przeslaia tutejszemu magistrate
wi depesze z 4yczeniami okazyi
jubileuszu. Przyklad Henryka
pruskiego pobudza widocznie in
nych Niemc6w do okazywania
swej przyjazni Amefykanom.
sedzia Grosscup Jest "a tenn,
azeby rada miejska porozumiala
sic niezwlocznie ze zarzadami
kompanij tramwajowych W kweo
styi ich przywilejow zobowia-
zafi.
Mlody adwokat Johnson, wy
stepujacy W obronie zlodziei, o.
skarzonych 0 uadziez, ma "a zse
szefowi policyi, re dla bezpie-
czehstwa publicznosci zapobie-
zenia dostania sic zlodziejom do
wiezienia, kazal aresztowac 82
notorycznych zloczyhcow iprze-
szkodzil i'm brac udzial w uro-
czystosciach jubileuszowych.
Johnson stale w obronie wolno-
Sci taldch zioczyhcow
Illinois Telephone and Tele-
graph Co." ziozyla 100000 kau-
cyl wolno jej teras bedzie przy-
staple do budowy dalszych tune
low w roznych kierunkach.
w przyszly poniedzialek roz-
poczna sic kursa wieczorne W tu-
tejszych szkolach publicznych.
w szkolach elementarnych ucz-
Movie uczyc sic beda czytania,
pisania, gramatyki, rachunk6w,
geografii, historyi i buchalteryi.
w szko1ach wyzszych: stenogra-
fiji, pisania ma maszynie, podwoj>
mel buchalteryi technicznych
rysunkow.
Zuchwaly napad.
Do mieszkania pani Amy
Taggert pm. 152 S. Leavitt str.
wszedl wczoraj jakis nieznajomy
ktory bez ceremonii zawloka ia
do piwnicy, gdzie zwiazal jej re-
ce i nogi, oraz zaloneblowaa usta.
Chcial nastepnie obrabowae ia,
wtem zaczal ktos gwaltownie
dzwonie dobijae sic do miesz-
kama. Rabus stchorzyl | uciekl
drzwiami z przeciwnej strouy.
PAM Taggert dopieno po kilku
godzinach pozbyla sic chustki,
kt6ra miala wetlnieta W usta i
krzykiem rozpaczliwym zwabila
sasiadow, ktorzy oswobodzili ia
wiezow. Pohcya ma nadzieje IL
..I.aiS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-02
Chnury mad Mandzurya.
Japonia wysyIa wojska ma Koree
Oburzenie ma sad wojenny W Heidelbergu,
REPUBLIKANIE W KONGREsIR W oBEo sKANDA-
LOW POCZTOWYCH.
KonWencya demokratyczna W BOstOnie

element krajowy t. ]. blisko pol
tora miliona mahometan zapytu-
je journal des Debats" Combe-
sa, czy w zaSlepieniu SVEN zdaJe
sobie jeszcze sprawe tego, ia
kie to wrazenie wywoluja jego
rozporzadzenia wsr0d ludnosci
chrzeScijanskiej wynoszacej pre-
szlo 50 tvs? Czyz ci mieszkahcy
nalezacy do archidyecezyi karta-
ginskiej zostajacy pod jurysdy-
kcya znakomitego arcybiskupa /
prymasa Afryki Mgra Bartiomie-
ia Combesa ME beda gotowi z}o-
rzeczyc chwili, W ktorej ma pod
stawie ugody W Kafr ell : Said
przeszli IL maja 1881 pod opieke
Francyi? Czyz ME straca oni zu-
pe1nie zaufania do rzadu, ktory
sam chrzescijanski - przynaj-
mniej imienia - szczycacy sic
mianem protektora chrzescljan W
krajach misyjnych Wschodu, O.
becnie zwraca sic do muzulma-
nina ksiecia, beya Tunisu, wy
wiera nan wpiyw w kierunku
przesladowania chrzescijan? l
iakzeznadal movie bedzie MONA
O rozszerzaniu wpIyw6w frau
cuaeich wsrod narodow, ktore ze
! wzgarda beda spogladalywstrone
zdrajc6w wlasnej sprawy, wobec
przesladowcow wlasnej WARY?
To bedzie woda ma m}yn lila
wszystkich wsp6zzawodnikow
Francyi, z radoscia oni zacierac
beda rece patrzac ma dobrowolne
to upokorzenie narodu, a ojczJ-
zna sw. Ludwika PREDICT czy po-
zniej, gorzko oplakaG musi biedy
tych, kt6rych lekkomyslnie ma
swieczniku francuskim postawio-
no, ale po to chyba jedynie, by
miasto droge prawdy oSwiecac,
przyswiecali szatanowi w czasie
tryumfalnego pochodu przez z1e-
mie francuska I....
Irlandya jest klatwa dziejow
angielskich, kula u nogi dla we
wnetrznych stosunkow trojkro-
lestwa. Klatwe te chcia} radykal-
ME za7egna6 Gladstone, nadajac
Irlandyi do Uni trzech krolestw
rule atoli nietylko jego samego
obalil, ale znaczna grupe wply-
wowych whigow, postrachem o.
bawy trojjedno5c kr6lestwa,
pod charakterystyczna nazwa
,,Unionist6w", do obozu tory
sow, przepedzi}. Odtad stosunek
Irlnadyi do Uni trzech krolestw
pogorszyl sic znacznie. Rad dzi-
siejszy sam sobie, Z wie!u stron
poczytuja mu "a wielki <rok, ku
przejednaniu krzywdzonych przez
wieki syn6w Zielonego Erynu,
przeprowadzenie znanego blu
agrarnego irlandzkiego, Pozwa-
lajacego dzierzawcom irlandzkim
STAG sic w}ascicielami arendoWa-
nych dotad Cd landlordow fol-
wark6w, przeznaczajacego OIL
brzymia pozyczke stu milion6w
funtow sterlingow funduszow
panstwowych ma ulatwierfe tel
operacyi. Chamberlain nawet ma
wprowadzeniu W zycie swoich
plan6w ma wdziecznos6 "a ten bill
liczyl niemaso. Pokaza1o sic je-
dnak w tym razie, jak w wielu
innych, IL rzeczy daleko lepiej
czasami przedstawiaja sic w od-
legfej perspektywie, anizeli zbli-
ska, re najwspanialsze teorye
traca wiele ze swego blasku przy
zastosowaniu ich w praktyce.
Wykonanie blu agrarnego ma
samym wstepie napotka}o ma tru-
dnosci, bezma}a nieprzelamane.
Bill zniosl wprawdzie zasade ME
sprzedawania ziemi; ale dzier-
zawcy w takirn tylko razie kupic
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is afforded in large counties under special
statutes. He believes that the better plan
would be 10 have in all counties separate
courts in which should be vested original
Jurisdiction. subject to appeal TO the Cir
cult Court in all probate matters. He, how
ever, thinks that In the absence of such
court fairly safe protection to estates
and guardianship would be in the organi-
cation of a master commissioner court,
subject 10 revision by the Circuit Court
upon exceptions. This court should be al
ways in session, during term time and in
vacation OF the Circuit Court, and all APP
pearances should be first before the master.
The speaker argued very strongly for
election OF circuit judges at special cleo
tons called for such purpose alone, and
also for the merging OF all statutory courts
into circuit courts. These courts, when
merged, should be vested only with juris-
diction in civil and criminal matters, and
several circuits should be organized into a
larger district. in which the judges should
alternate, so that judge would not hold
two successive terms in a county. He ar
CUES that the plan would be much more
effectual for the administration of justice
than the prevailing one, and cites the
Judgment OF close observers of the work.
ings of such system i'm other States. That
the plan proposed is within the provisions
OF. and not antagonistic TO. the Constitu-
ton, is clearly shown by the argument.
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Technically Save. .ri.Io,v.

KIovey Tislow, OF Petersburg, Ind, will
probably not be removed to Hot Springs.
Ark. because the indictment on a charge
Of fraudulent use Of the mails has been
1uashed- 1t was charged that Tislow and
others had conspired against Frank c.
Lowry, of Petersburg. TO dsfraud him by
means OF a fake foot race scheme, and that
tho mails had been used in arranging the
plan. Indictments were issued from Arkan-
Eas for TiSlOw and his alleged ccnfederates,
vas fought ON the ground that there should
hrst be a preliminary hearing. Word was
received In the city yesterday that demur-
rers had been sustained to all the indict-
ments by the Hot Springs court. Tislow Is
AZ present under bond OF $1,000.
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KILLED BY BIG FOUR TRAIN.


A colored woman, Mrs. Annie Powell, of
lila East Twenty-second street. was struck
and killed by Big Four passenger train No.
is. while crossing the Big Four tracks at
Fifteenth street at about 5:15 o'clock yester-
day afternoon.
The train coming into the city from
Chicago and was in charge of Con-
ductor Hanley 1t was not running at a
high rate of speed it is said, and it is evil
dent that the woman did not see the train
when she was struck. Patrolman Lee was
on the scene shortly after the accident and
called the City Hospital ambulance and the
woman was moved to the hospital by Dr.
Turfiinger, but died just as the ambulance
drove into the hospital grounds.
The woman died from a fracture of the
base Of the skull and a compound fracture
of the left leg, but was almost beyond med
ical aid when the doctor in charge of the
ambulance reached her side. The body was
removed to the city morgue last night,
where 1t was later identified by daughter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-08
Criminal ANNOUNCEMENTS


The father of a prisoner, shortly after the
commission OF the alleged crime, pointed a
shotgun at his head and said, James, you
are my prisoner. / have right to arrest
You. You shall go 10 Harrison and tell the
sheriff. county attorney and coroners jury
al about the killing of II. r., and you will
get clear; but If you don't you will get con-
victed." Accused consented to the demand
OF his father and made confession to the
officers named. Held, that such confession
was not made voluntarily and could not be
used as evidence against the prisoner. Fur
ther confessions by the accused, subsequent
20 such extorted confession, will be equally
inadmissible, IL related in point of sur
rounding circumstances and proximity of
time as to raise a presumption that the in
nuence resulting from the first confession
has not ceased TO operate upon his mind.
s-I35 Northwestern Rep. Nebraska, Judge
kirkpatrtck), A..
Home for Disabled Soldiers-Rights-
The National Home for Disabled Soldiers
is a corporation created by Congress for
the purpose OF performing appropriate
and constitutional function of the federal
government and for national purposes only
and as such IL is a part OF the government
OF the Unietd States and cannot be sued by
parties who claim that their property adj
Joining any such home has been injured by
the negligence OF the officers of such home
--[67 Northeastern Rep. (Ohio), Judge
Davisl
Fraudulent onveyances-Proof.-
The burden of proof that transfer OF
=
and made 10 hinder, delay and defraud
creditors. is upon the creditor alleging that
fact. No presumption of fraud arises from
the fact OF the relationship nor from the
fact that the father was insolvent at the
time OF the transfer. Such facts are but
earmarks or badges OF fraud. casting only
suspicion upon, the transaction.-T95
Northwestern Rep. minnesota, Judge
BROWN, 2l4.r
Benefit Societies-Failure to Pay Dues
y constitutional provision of n mutual
Dement, association that IL member should
1ail 10 pay his assessment within fifteen
days after being notified thereof by the sec
Rotary, the party so failing to pay should
be suspended, was not self-executing; so
that a member who had failed TO pay with
In fifteen days was still in good standing.
no action having been taken by the associa-
sioE 10 suspend him.-T95 Northwestern
Rep iowa. Judge Bishop, 1871
--Railroads-Death of Passenger
II passenger on a steam railroad ex-
tends his person through window of the
car OF rapidly moving train in which he
IS riding he Is chargeable with such gross
negligence as will prevent a recovery of
damages for an injury 10 which such act
on his part contributes.-f95 Northwestern
Rep. Nebraska, Judge Sedgwick), 6Sl
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JUDGE PALMER'S PLEA.
CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE)

CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE)
10 the parties and the issue-the happiest
condluon from which TO mete out Justice
Inc subject or Judge Palmer's address is
timely and practical one, and should at
tract the attention OF the bar and citizens
who make study OF such matters He is
or opinion. and advances apparently con-
estent ana convincing reasons in support
that the circuit Court of Indiana as now
constituted, does not upon the whole afford
the best method OF adjudicating the rights
OF citizens. He does not complain of the
amount or work that judges are required
To perform. but holds that the medley and
range or their varied labors I'm the civil
criminal AID probate branches of the court
brings about confusion and does not tend To
develop their best powers In deciding cases
IL seems that indiana stands almost alone
among the States In having but one nisl
yrsus court, in which Is concentrated ali
civil. criminal and probate Jurisdiction He
declares that by reason OF lax method and
imperfect control IN the settlement OF es-
thtes and guardianship estates are wasted
and orphans impoverished. Under the pres
ent system the attention cannot be given
10 such matters at intervals that may occur
tefween trials upon issues OF fact and law
that their Importance demands.
FOR SEPARATE COURTS.
As Il Is. circuit courts in counties having
but one court are required 10 divide their
time between all OF these matters. and
there Is No proper provision made for the
examination Of trusts and guardians. such as
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-08

Following were the interpretations yester-
day:
The Wabash Valley Building and Loan
Association. Newport. Vermillion county;
capital stock. $4,000 Directors: L. h.
Brown, John Richardson, w. NJ. Place. l.
NJ. Simpson. r. A. Parroett. ID. b. GIBBONS,
r. +. James, A. J. Husford, William Will
terwood and b. +. Southland.
Union Home Telephone Company to op-
crate in Jackrcn and Lawrence counties;
capital stock. s25. 900. Directors: j. c. Mon
teith. W. III. Brim, G.. c. Dudley, f. NJ
Vance and j. A. Hartman.
PottlitZer Fruit Company, Fort Wayne;
capital stock $4,000. Incorporators: E. II.
and Z. l. Pottlitzer and Arthur Diamond.
White Block Coal Company, Spencer; cap
ital stock. $500. Directors: c. b. Laird,
Daniel Anderson. ]. G.. Rimstidt, III. w.
w Eigemann. S. Z. Kerchevalt and w. c.
Mason.
Chicopee Tribe. No. Sls. Improved Order
of Red Men, Hymera. Trustees: Lee Giles
and Clarence and Thomas King.
The American Car and Foundry Com
pany yesterday filed with the secretary of
state a copy of a contract with the Big
Four Railroad Company by which IL will
build 500 coal cars, 200 hopper cars and 100
coke cars for the road. at a total cost OF
$50 90.
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Mrs. Rhode Want. AIimony.

Katherine Rhode filed suit in the Superior
Court yesterday asking to be separated
from William l.. Rhode, a baker OF 1906
Eugene street She alleges cruel and inhu-
man treatment as cause. Some of the
allegations are that Rhode would fail to
provide meat for the table for weeks at
time; that he cursed her and called her
harsh names. and at one time threatened
10 poison her.
Mrs Rhode sets out that her husband
has property to the value of over so, 600.
She asks $4,000 alimony and 500 a year for
the support of herself and four little chill
dren.
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NOT GROUND FOR DIVORCE.
Judge Carter Would Not Grant IL Be-
cause Defendant Is Insane.

William B. Schwartz, attorney whose
wife has been in the Central Insane Hos
pital since 1890. was refused divorce by
Judge Carter yesterday. The judge said
that insanity is not a ground for divorce in
Indiana: that 1t is one of the risks Of the
partnership" and he would not grant q
secree on that ground.
Edgar A. Brown was appointed guardian
10 look after Mrs. SchwartZ's interest in
the suit. Schwartz's attorney made the
plea that his client should not for the rest
Of his life have such a burden upon him,
aud claimed that the insanity OF his wife
hterfered with transfers Of real estate he
cesired to make Mrs. Schwartz's brother
Was IN favor OF divorce.
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one OF the larger States coming into the
Industrial field in real earnest would make
any trust or combination in this broad land
look very sick, and possibly make profit
out OF IL for themselves.
You may call this socialism IL you will.
I do not think IL is. / believe in individual
initiative, but if we to allow a COM
bination so great and so strong and pow
erfu as TO prevent individual initiative. L
believe that combination should be the
State itself and that the citizens, If they
Of themselves. II that is socialism. write
down a Socialist !"
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THEY PARTED FRIENDS.
Ernest Dawson and His Wife Now
Legally Separated.

In Judge Leathers's court, yesterday. ap-
peared Anna +. Dawson and Ernest Daw-
Eon. who wished TO be divorced. On the
stand the plaintiff repeated the charges she
bad made In her complaint OF cruel and in
human treatment and infideiity. When she
had completed her story Dawson took the
stand and admitted all the charges made
against him. even 10 giving the names. He
then went over and sat down by his wife
and her father. conyersing as IL nothing out
DE- the ordinary had happened.
BY the decree Irs. Dawson was given
E,Co0 allmony and $40 month for the sup
port of the elevep-year-oid daughter. She
Is to have the custody OF the child.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-08
Caught I'm Line Shaft.

Martin Ryan, an employe of the c. II.
Young Company. 7Os East Michigan street.
was caught in a line shaft while at work
yesterday afternoon. and suffered general
fracture of the right arm as a result He
was taken TO the City Hospital in the City
Dispensary ambulance. attended by DR..
Crockett and his arm was set by DIR. Wal
lace. the doctor I'm charge OF the surgery
department of lhe hospital His condition
Is not serious.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-08
VALUE OF CHASE ESTATE
IN TENTED LIST OF THE PROF
EnTY OF THE YOUNG MAN.
I'm Exhibit Filed I'm the Federal Court
divorce Court Proceedings
other News of the Courts.

An exhibit in the case OF Moses Fowler
Chase was filed yesterday evening In the
Federal Court. The case is that of the
guardian OF young Chase against Charles
Il. Duhme and ODheia Dubme for the
zsurping OF the latters property and in
tonnes. In the exhibit is an itemiZed list Of
he property taken from Moses Fowler
Chase. In the aggregate 1t is as follows:
Bonds and stocks. $194.925; mortgage notes.
70, 355.37; incomes, rents and profits from
ais land SS8O0O
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-11-18
NATURE'S OWN CURE.
HyOmei Cures Catarrh Without Dan.
gerOus Dragging of the Stomach.

Mt until Hyolnei was discovered has
it been possible to truthfully say that a
remedy for catarrh was known.
This remedy 10 breathed through the
Ayomei inhaler for q few minutes four
times q day, and during that time
every particle Of air taken into the air
passages and lungs is imp: egnated
with the germ killing aud health CIV
log Hyomei. 1t is the only treatment
that cures catarrh.
Stomach drugging often causes dis
ordered digestion or briggs on some
other diseases and never makes a per-
manent cure of catarrrh. Hyomei not
only kills the germs in the throat and
nose but penetrates to the minutest air
cells in the lungs and enters the blood
with the oxygen, killing the germs in
the blood. 1t frees the mucous mem
brane from poisonous microbes and
gives perfect health.
A complete outfit costs but 81 90, and
includes an inhaler, dropper and sufi-
cient Hyomei for several weeks treat
ment.
The Laurens Drug Co. have so much
faith in the merit that they agree to re-
turn the money to any purchaser who
may be dissatisfied.