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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
A GREAT EVENT.
The Peoples OHers an Immense
stock Of Furniture and Carpets
ut About Hall Price.

The Peoples OHers an Immense
Stock Of Furniture and Carpets
at About Half Price.
The thousands Of st. Louis folks who an
prectate bargains will be offered . rich
treat tomorrow when tn Peoples, In.
liz. n2 Olive street. places on sale a ire
mendous stock Of furniture and carpets
which they purchased at very close to half
the usual price.
The story Of this great scoop is short but
interesting. One Of the largest furniture
stores Of Pfttsburg II retiring from business.
and to wind up their affairs in a hurry they
accepted The Peoples cash offer of 60 cents
on the dollar for the entire $A5, 900 stock.
Owing to the shortage Of cars In the East.
but half Of this furniture has arrived and
Will be ready for sale tomorrow morning.
The Peoples advertisement in another part
Of this p gives full particulars and
prices.and 1t win pay. everybody to read
II carefully and respond promptly.
Naturally. when values like these are Of
fered. great crowds are expected. Ample
preparations have been made to walt on
every one carefully and deliver all RoodS
promptly. Notwithstanding the low prices,
liberal credit will be extended to all and
the terms OF payment arranged to suit b
convenience of the purchaser.
The second half Of this purchase Is ex-
pected shortly and will be placed on sale AZ
soon as received,
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Mrs. Elizabeth Austin entertained the Delphic
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bloom entertained the Wits,
Club. Tuesday evening at their home.
Miss Ina Dunn entertained at her home Tues
day evening in honor OF Miss Fannie Jones Of
Henderson. Ky.
The Paducah Chapter. Daughters Of the Ameri-
Mrs. H.. S. Wells. at her home.
Mrs. Frank. Boyd will ente. tain next Tuesday
afternoon at her home in honor of Miss Myrtle
Roper Of Golconda. Ill.
MRS. Minnie Herndon entertained. the cabinet
Of the Epworth League Of the broadway NJ. E.
Church Tuesday evening at her home.
Hot Springs. Ark.
Miss Louise EnInger has returned from a visit
Mrs: W. F.. Bradshaw is visiting her niece in
Miss Della &ellett has returned from visiting
her sister at st. Joseph's Academy. near Owens
boro. Ky. Sax :.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bransford Clarke and little dauxh-
ter Ada Bransford. returned Monday from q
visit to St. Louis.
Mrs. Sam Winstead and Miss lila Hart went
to jackson Monday morning to viEt.
Mrs. David N. FlouInoy. returned Wednesday
from a visit to Gainesville. Ca, accompanied
by her sister. Miss Julia Jones.
in Texas.
Misses Mary and Anna Boswell are visiting
friends In Fulton. Tenn. -rf
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schraven have returned
from a visit in Jackson. Tenn.
Mrs. VIII Hughes has returned from Asheville,
Mrs. NJ. J. Flowers is visiting in New Or
Mrs. Phillip w. Aollinsswor,h ha. returned
from an extended visit In Evansville, Ind.
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VISITORS AT ST. LOUIS HOTELS.

M. W. CASTOR Hawker Of New York ar.
rived at the st. Nicholas yesterday.
Phil l. Mpscat Of Mobile. Ala, is regis
tered at the LndeI.
w. v. Galbraith of Fort Worth, Tex, b
a guest at the Planters.
F. E Beach Of Portland. Ore. has rooms
at the Southern.
stopping at the New st. James.
w. w. Cummings of Louisville. KY. Is
registered at the Laclede.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Hattersly Of At
lanta, Ga, are at the Moser.
George L. Bracket Of Seattle, Wash.
was at Horns yesterday.
Adolf yollmer Of Boston. Mass. is on
the guest list at the st. Nicholas. Z
William Smith of Providence, r. l., ID
registered at the Linde!l.
r. L Morgan Of Worcester, Mass, spent
yesterday at the Planters.
&C. A.. Pratt of Little Rock. Ark. has
rooms at the Southern.
n. j. w~1ntiglee' Of Columbus, O., is
stopping at the New st. James.
u. A Mcpougall Of Festus. Mo-. is q
guest at the Laclede.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas R. Dunn of WASH
ington, Ind are at Horns
g. F. LaIrinore of Hartford, Conn.,, was
at the Moser yesterday.
Harry Beach Of Chicago, ILL.,. is on the
guest list at tie st. Nicholas.
Pa. are at the Lndell.
j. ". Graham Of Denver. Colo. spent
yesterday at the Planters.
". b. Newman of Lowell, Mass,
Is a guest at the Southern.
Il q. LOT of Quincy. ILL.,, arrived at the
New st. James yesterday.
e. H.. Boswell Of indianapolis. Ind, is
at the Laciede.
a at the sli 81. n Nich soiI,asne'' NO. mas
Al Saunders Of Philadelphia. Pa, is stop
ping at the LindeH.
Thomas A. Samson, Jr., of Muscogee. T.
T.. was at the Planters yesterday.
Mr. snd Mrs. John W.. Hausserman OF
Manila. Philippine Islands, are at the
Southern.
John F. Blake Of Canton. O.. is on the
guest list at the New St. James.
w Fl. DeL,son of Cushman, Ark, was
among yesterdays arrivals at the Laclede.
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ALTON, ILL.

Captain and Mrs. William Wright are entertain
Hrs. Henry Holmes has returned to Monmouth
H.: from an extended visit IN Alton as the guest
Miss octavia Dodge returned last week from
Mrs. Gertrude SAKE entertained the Friday Aft
ernoon Club last week at her home in Middle
The Reverend and Mrs; M. W. living are en-
tsItainirg Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Bockes of Grundy
Mrs George Cross Is entertaining Miss Anna
week from Rochester. n. Y
Mira Joseph Hartman of East St. Louis is a
Captain William Leyhe anG daughter. Miss
Mrs. Arthur ForMood Is Entertaining MIS- T.
H: strattSn and Miss Mayme Fioriday of Jer-
Mrs., I: Sparks entertained the wornan's
Council Friday afternoon at her home in State
Mrs. Charles Sterling has returned from a visl;
Mrs. Henry Rodgers entertained the wednes-
day Gard Club last week. n, her home In Upper
! Miss Bessie Ray has returned from Jackson
VILE. III where she was the guest of Miss Marie
Mines. NJ Jackson and George D. Eaton en-
day, evening At the Western Military Academy
Miss yarie Ketchum of Medora. ILL.,. is a Wis
Mr. and, Mrs A. X. Van Horne of Jsrseyyi:Ie
being guests of Mr.. and Mrs Oliver STEELE in
Mrs. ( I NM Mn; :, Of Sh!caSe is the guest of
MrS f1tien messenger Is entersdfnlnR Mry.
Clarence Berry of st. Louis.
Miss Daisy Jones is entertainingw Miss Mae
Mrs. Frank Budde entertained the Nonpareii'
Club THURSDAY afternoon with a card party at her
home IN Belle street.
Mrs; Mary Murphy Is entertaining Mrs. limo
thy Cioren of Nashville. Tenn.
Miss Lem Mehnart has gone to St. Paul. MINI
after being the guest OF Mrs. L.. C. Flanders in
Upper Alton.
Mrs. Lyman Bunker and Miss Dele Brasher
departed Tuesday for Daquoin. H.. to be the
guests of the Reverend and Mrs. NJ. W. Cole.
Miss Alice Riehi has returned from Portland.
Ore.
Mrs. n. A.. wyckofr is entertaining Mrs.. Mary
Etebbins OF Denver, Colo.
Miss Abbie Pexram has returned TO Carrollv
ton. after vieitins In Alton.
, Miss Nellie Burhridne entertained Tuesday even
| ing with a dancing party at the home OF Mrs,
Ellen d. Hagen in state street. Those sueets
from a distance were: Miss Zephia burst OF Ty-
Ter. Tex: Miss Ann Chittenden OF Denver, Colo.
and Joseph n Hyland Of Chicago.
nights visit in Chicago.
Doctor and Mrs. e. A Cook entertained Mrs.
A.. L. Carter of Medora. ILL.,. last week at their
home in Upper Alton.
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kIRksvILLE, MO.

I M and Mrs, ]. I. Fowler and son. Phillip. arr
In Tucson. Ariz.
Mrs. Jennie Gluck Is visiting in St. Louis.
Mrs. Clarence Paxter and daughter Of Novin'
ger, spent Wednesday In town.
Mrs. d. c. Pierce entertained the La'lies
Whist Club Wednesday. The club prize. a spoon
was. won By Mrs. Frank Traverse.
A voting contest for the most popular lady Is
being held. the honored one to receive a box at
the Katherine Willard attraction next week
Those receiving votes thus far are: Miss Leone
Brown. Mrs. c. W. Adams. Mis- Lula Hall.
Miss Elya Nelson. Mrs. ]. M Kennedy, Miss
Elsie Kirk. in the order mentioned.
The Sofour1nere's Club Saturday studied the
administration of Martin Van Buren,. The mo-
grarnme was as follows: Response. The Amer
lean Indian" Mrs. Riclait; paper The Nor
mons Nesrees and Ind L ,sa7 =. Mn N,;. ps s5..
The Founding Of Smithsonian Institution" Mrs,
$ Doctor s. c. A. Ruby OF Clinton was. in town
recently.
Mrs. 8. A. Wallace of La Belle Is in the city.
At Mrs. Clarence Bakers whist party last
a spoon, Mrs. Ed Keith: second: a vase. Mrs.
H. C. McCahan. Mrs. Frank Eckert won at
other games a pretty clock;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. McCahan entertained the
young married people's Whist Club Friday night.
The guests were Messieurs and Mesdames J. A.
Cooley. Frank Traverse. Harry Loney. Charles
Adams, S. Picker. Charles Harrington. Mrs.
Eugene Lacy. Doctor and Mrs NJ. clark.
Doctor and Mrs. Charles still entertained the
A. S. o. football team Friday right. They were
assisted by Misses Dobson Tinknam and Emma
Rombauer.
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PADUCAH, KY.

Miss susan Jarr.s and M; James Porter sluth
Presbyterian Church by the Reverend ". e.
Cave. The bride Is the daughter of w. NJ. lanes.
the real estate agent. The groom is a ponrfar
young druggist; There were no sttendsnts. The
car Hank and John Oeklschiaeser. The couple
left on an extensive trip South. Including Kew
Orleans. Florida and Cuba. 80
Mrs. Carrie F1ournoy. entertained at hor home
Friday afternoon In compliment to her daughter
in-law, Mrs. David ii. E?ournoy.
Mrs. William Robb entertained with a card
party Wednesday afternoon at her home
Mrs. A B. Sowell and the Misses sowe,l en-
tertafned. Thursday afternoon at their home in
honor Of Mrs. Fanny Taylor of Kansas Civ and
Mrs D. N. Tourney Of this City
Club Tuesday afternoon at her home.
Mrs. Will Gilbert entertained the Sans Souci
.Clu, "Wednesday afternrcn, st her hrMe:
Mrs George Flonrnoy entertained the Magazine
Gtrs WEDNESDAY nis.iJc2n az her home.
FRIDAY esen'ns a. thei: horne. In homer OF Miss
Julia jones - cartersviile, Ga.
Miss Peal Rice and Mr.. Oscar Reber, a Welt
known young couple. wiliAte married Monday
home. 49,
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WASHINGTON, MO.

Mrs. George Rice of Cedar City. Ia. is the
guest Of Ter brother. James Nothstine. this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowborn of Denver. Colo. were
the guests Of e. A. McCallister this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. HOPPER OF Lynn. Kas.,
are the guests Of the family OF A. H. Brecken-
kamp this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Meinhard of Storm Lake,
week.
Mr.. Mrs. r. G. Purvis Of Jefferson City
were the guests OF Washington friends this week.
Miss Anna Martin visited Mrs. Edward SWING
Ter OF Chesterfield. Mo-, this week.
MIS-; Ma. Bradley was the guest of st. Louis
friends this week
Mrs. ]. H. King Of Union was the guest of her
mother. Mrs. N. =. Armstrong, this week. .
Washington friends this week.
Henry Bleckmann and Miss Emma kopp Of
this city will be married Tuesday. January q.
Mrs. F: H.. Stempe celebrated her birthday by
entertaining Informally Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. q. Droege entertained Thursday after
noon in honor Of her daughter. Mrs. Louis Jas
Miss N. NenKhous is visiting in Jefferson City
this week- ="
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~vINCENNEs, IND.

Miss Elizabeth Yocum returned Monday from a
trip through Texas.
Mrs. Thomas Theriac entertained. Mt progress
I've euchre Tuesday evening in honor OF her
sister. Mrs. Thomas Hayes. who IL visiting her
parents. Mr.; and Mrs. Joseph L. Inderrieden.
Miss Katherine Mcilvaine gave a 8 o'clock
dinner Monday for Miss Fayette Smith. who was
married Thursday to Lieutenant Lee Il. Purcell.
Miss Selma Puster has returned to her home
In Evansville, after visiting Miss Ada Bickin8.
Mrs. Charles Cooper. and little daughter re-
turned Tuesday from a visit with Tunnelton,
Ind. relatives.
Mr. and Mrs, Christian ottensmeyer enter
Mrs. A. W Tyler OF Kansas City. who In,
been the guest OF relatives here. has returned
home.
Miss Mary schenker. who has been visiting
Mrs. E. Aubrey. left Monday for Los Angeles.
Mrs. Joseph bernstein of Cincinnati Is the
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Mrs. E o. Glenn of Cheyenne. wyo.. Is the
guest Of Miss Ada Allen.
Miss Maud Jordan has returned to St. Jo-
seph. No. after visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel -Jordon.
Mrs. Fred Moore departed yesterday for Terre
Haute to join her husband.
Mrs. Inez Nixon has returned to Hazelton
after visiting Mrs. Z. L. Snyder.
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CHESTER, ILL.

Miss Nan Mitchell Of Charleston is the cues.
NJ Misc Pearl Gorsuch.
Mike Adsmi Of Cairo was in town on business
the first Of the week.
Miea Ada Morrison came down from st. Louis
Monday for . few days visit with relatives and
Mi% Josie Paulus spentc the nrst of the week
In East st. Louis.
Mrs- Herman Middendorf visited friends In
Niss Mabel Homer returned Monday from a
two weeks visit In Chicago. h
Nisses Dora and Zelma Hudging came from
East ST. Louis Sunday for permanent residence
Jesse Mezea,th spent the nnt of the week in
Misses Josse ard Emma Marsteiner spent
Y Hr1 J. ". Dickson was the hostess IT. the
neefine Of the Shakespeare Club Friday.
n ladies' Of the Presbyterian Church eave n
DIETRICH Friday from 8 till 10. A spiendid lunch
0on was served and q neat sum realised. ~.
Mr.. Herman Wiebuech entertained tho BuenA
visfa Social Circle THURSDAY affernccn
Char1es Anderson of Perryvflfe and Miss Bea-
trice Townsend of 81: Mary'e. No., were married
q The GRIND View Hotel IN this city By Justics
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WANTS A CHRISTIAN WIFE.
Legless Man Turns Away Three
Hundred Applicants.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

SPECIAL
New York. Jan. MISUNDERSTANDING
er. a woman about 30 years Of age. Of Chris
tian character; object, matrimony. Jacob
Hess, New Market, N. J."
Jacob Hess. very anxious to get a win.
has advertised in the New Brunswick and
Plainfleld papers. He is employed at New
Market by the Lehigh Valley Raiiroad and
Is 81 years Of age.
When 70 years old. a Lehigh Valley train
cut on his legs. Since then the railroad has
provided him with . position.
Hess has sought a wife for the past three
years. but has not yet found one to suit.
He holds certificates Of membership in sew
eral matrimonial bureaus. He has 300 let
tiers from women who have v his
quest for q better half. but none Of these
women suit.
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WATERLOO, ILL.

M. and Mrs. Arthur Lsmmers and children o,
East Carondeiet spent Sunday here. the ruests
OF MI and Mrs. George Mentie OF Market street
Mt, and Mt Hardy {. voris spcnt sunday q;
Mrs. Jacob c, Fults. who was On an extended
visit 70 her sister. Mrs. Joseph Schnaider. al
Mrs: Charlie. Meyer and son OF 81. Tou,. .r
the guests q Mrs. Ernst Wolf. Nv
e. MT; an and MI; Fred Jcbusch spent Tuesday at
VT; Peter schosneheTEer Of 81. Louis visited
The Misses wetmcre entertained friends at 1
:. Mrs. Albert Gauen spent several dars v;s,ttr~
friends at 81. Louis: ~
Mr. Henry ssuer Of Red Bud visited relatives
Mrs.; JuiiuS Herchenroeder and son, accom-.
panied BY Mrs. M: Wolfram NJ ct. Louis. are the
Mrs Chrtstins Ktnmei is visiting friends ana
relatives at Befleville.
OF her birthday anniversary.
Ntas Katte Herchenroeder of st. Louis Is vis-
TIE Misses Bertha ana Lulu ;Hoelseher enter
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FUGITIVE FOUND IN A PRISON.
Ogden Criminal Discovered in Col
orado Penitentiary.

w sans1f n E Ogden n' for: Completely com in the eG mng
der Of Gee jam, a Chinese gardener. has
been found in h Penitentiary. here and
prison records be is known as James Arm
!. strong.
He was arrested at Florence for particle
the P~enitentiary with Perry Russell for ten
years. Sheriff Simons suspected that Arm
strong was either an escaped convict or a
which led to his Identification. to the Utah
authorities.
confined in the County Jail and was impH-
Gated in an attempted wholesale escape Of
prisoners from the Penitentinfy soon after
his commitment.
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John ]. Rinaker was the guest Of his son. John
L. Rtnaker. Jr.. in Springfield last week.
Mrs. b. S. Dorsey OF Alton has been the guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Loomis.
brother, Lesser Nathan.
Mrs. T; T., Ross and Mrs. Robert Whitley are
Mrs. Alvin Pegram and daughters have re-
turned to ,Carrollton after a visit with Mrs. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mueller entertained a
number Friday evening at progressive euchre.
Mrs. Jeanette Achilles of st: Louis is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Burgdorff.
Fred Lucas has returned to Gibson City. III.
after a few weeks visit with his parents. the
Reverend anG Mrs. J. A. LUCAS.
Mrs. r. o. Purviance and Mrs, ]. NJ. Barcus
gave a music recital Saturday afternoon at the
residence OF Mr.. NJ. ]. Anderson.
Samuel Sims 10 visiting his sister, Mrs. Con-
ner, in st. Louis.
Miss Clara Sheppard of Jacksonville is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Henry Paul.
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atives and friends. telling Of his intention
to make away with himself and expressing
regret for an act which he knew would give
pain to SO many. He wrote q memoran-
dunn to Zip O'Nefll. his ntimat friend.
in which he enumerated his debts and told
Of moneys owing him.. the balance being q
considerable on his side Of the ledger.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
POLICE SCOUT MURDER THEORY
Evidence All Tends to Show Mer
GER q Snici6e.

San Francisco. Cal. Jan. 1.-THE. police
of this city scout the idea that winnie
Mercer. the popular baseball pitcher. whose
body was found In his room on Tuesday
with a gas tube in his mouth n giyfns
evidence of suicide. was murdered.
He left several letters addressed to rel
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wife Prevent. Hi. saield.

Schenectady. N. Y. Jan. .n-Dewitt G.
Shear. a prominent business man Of this
home by hanging himself n the barn he
him his residence. HIS wife foIlewed him
cut him down and carried him into the
house.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18

Chicago, Jan. H.-"Captain' George W.
S%treeter. Henry Hoeldtke and William Nc
Manners, recently convicted Of m~anslaugh-
ter, to-day received indeterminate sentences
IN the Penitentiary, a new trial having been
denied by Judge Chetlain. A forty days
stay was granted to allow an appeal to q
higher court. In the meantime. the three
men will remain in the county fail.
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Fine service is q speciality at the new Co
lonial Restaurant. Broadway and Locust
street .-
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C~ARRoLLTON, Ill.

married in her goipg-away gown. ami the couple
fook an. evening train for a short tour. On their
return they Will 90 10 housekeeping at once.
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CARLINyILLE, lie.

tanned q large number of friends Thursday eve
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-24

If You arc interested in china p'int-
;ng. YOU should see Miss CAROLS dis
rlav at stout's china store, 81 Pike
street nrl2-tf
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officials Are Satisfied.

Pittsburg, Penn, March 28.-oficers
Of the United Mine Workers Of America
are satisfied with the report Of the An.
tIracitc Coal Strike Commission. WI.
liam 3. Wilson, seefetary-treasrer Of
the organization, who was here a few
minutes on bis way TO Indianapolis, said
in regard to the report of the commits.
sion:
1T is apparent that the commission
has gone over the situation very care.
fully. While there are some things
which we have not secured to the extent
which We had hoped, / feel very well
satisfied with the award. From ON
standpoint the outlook is exceeding sat
isfactory."
Scranton, Penn, March 2s.-1 B. Blu,
as, counsel for the Independent opera,
tors, says it viii be difficult to explain
some portions Of the award Of the Strike
Commission. He says that there seems
to be no award for an increase of pay
mcnt for the miners and laborers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-24
Electric Line
To Monongah
In Finished from FairmOut and Opened
Up for Travel.

The Fairmont and clarksburg Electric
Railway eOmpany's line from FairmOnt
to Alonongah has been opened up. Sun
day was the first time cars ran over it
into 8Ionongah. The event was auspi-
cious and one of rejoicing among the
residents Of 9Ionongah. The railway of
ticials and lot of newspaper men went
over the road in the big car, inspecting
it at every point. The line opens up a
great deal Of territory that has not been
touched heretofore by a railroad. The
Fairmont merchants are congratulating
themselves, owing to the fact that this
line gives direct communication and a
convenient means OF transit from an
important coal center to that city.
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A Simple Question
cIarksburg People are Requested
to honestly Answer This.

Is not the word of representative eiti-
zen Of CIarllsburg more convincing than
the doubtful utteranees of people liv-
ing everywhere else in the Union! Read
this:
Mrs. Nancy Lowe, OF 49s Mechanic
street, says; hardly knew what it was
to be free from IN aching back and an
irregular action and condition OF the
kidneys for twenty years or more. When
the attacks were so pronounced that !
was unable to DO anything tried rem
cdy after remedy in my endcavors to
stop constant pain across the loins. Over
cxertion, caused twinges which prevent
Ct me from doing the simplest house
work with any degree Of ease. To 60 up
or down stairs was more than a task
50 that when say was over half the
time in misery l very mildly state my
condition. \ newspaper account about
Doan's Kidney Pills let me go TO Wc'ls
i Haymakcr's drug store for boSriaa
Try them. They performed exactly what
/ they promised, everything correcting the
urinary trouble. the aching ceased, my
health improved. l slept much better and
III other ways benefit resulted from the
treatment. My son had occasion to use
-, o;,tr,or, ~, n sore on his ankle. It
vas hurt in the first place, broke out and
refused to heal. An application OF two
Of Doan's Ointment 50 soothed and heal
Cd the parts affected that continuation
for seem time disposed OF it 50 radically
that nothing is left but slight scar"
For sale BY all dealers. Price g
cents. Fostcr.AIilburr, Co, Buffalo, \
y, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-ant
take no substitute.
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More Riots.

Disturbances of strikers are not nearly
: grave as an individual disorder Of the
.ystem. oyerwork, loss of sleep, nervous
ension viii be followed by utter col
apsc, unless a reliable remedy is imme'
lately employed. There's nothing 50 ef'
fcient 10 cure disorders of the liver OF
Kidneys as Electric Bitters. It's a won
,erfui tonic, and effective nervine and the
.reatest all around medicine for run
iown systems. 1t dispels nervousness
rleumatism and neuralgia and cxpels ma
..ria germs. Only soc, and satisfaction
guaranteed by Frank G. Bland, drug
ist.