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Death of Mrs. Virginia areenlaw.

Mrs. Virginia Greenlaw of Stafford coun-
ty, Va, died at her home. Hollywood.
Thursday night last Of paralysis. in the
sixty-sixth year of her age. Mrs. Greenlaw
was the widow OF Price w. Greenlaw and
the mother of DIR. G. T. Greenlaw, Mrs.
Fannie Dunegan and Mrs. jackson Lee of
this city and Mrs. Minnie b. Settle of STAFF
ford county,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-05
DON 7TIHIE ARCTIC OCEAN
With Gen. Greely's Exploring
Party.

John Zeun Of Company A. National Soldiers
Home, Va, who served many years In the U. 8.
Navy and nearly lost his life with Gen. Greedy
in Arctic regions, found himself In his advancing
years suffering from rheumatism and Kidney dis
ease which continued TO grow worse. was ad-
vised to use DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy, says Mr.. Zeun which gave me relief from the
first dose. / cannot speak too highly recon-
mend it too strongly to others suffering from these
terrible complaints.
Rheumatism is but another for uric acid
poisoning, which is caused primarily by diseased
kidneys. Cure your kidneys and the rheumatism
disappears.
For all diseases Of the kidneys. liver, bladder and
blood. rheumatism, dyspepsia and chronic consti-
patton, as we'll as sicknesses peculiar to women,
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is unques-
tonably the greatest medicine known to the medi-
cal profession.
Edward Stevens, druggist sells 1t in NEW So
CENT SIZE and the regular 81 90 size bottles.
Sample bottle-enough for trial, free by mall
DIR. David Kennedy Corporation, Rondout. n Y.
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Troop M, 18TH Cavalry,
Manila, Philippine
Islands

Sends the following apprecative testimonial to the
virtues Of Cuticura for distressing skin troubles
peculiar to that country:
81 wish to speak of the merits of Cuticura Soap.
In the first place. 1t has no equal 1 have been
using 1t for some time and find it to be an ex-
celent remedy for all skin troubles. l have been
using other wellknown soaps, but can truly say
they not in It with the Cuticura. This country
is the place to test the merits Of Cuticura one
is troubled with all kinds of skin troubles"
Millions Of the worlds best people Cutcura
Soap, assisted by Cutcura Ointment. for preserv-
ing purifying and identifying the skin, for cleans
ing the scalp Of crusts, scales and dandru and the
stopping of falling hair, for softening, whitening
and soothing red, rough and sore hands, for baby
rashes itchings and chaings. in the form of baths
for annoying irritations and infammations too
free offensive perspration. in the form Of washes
for Lucrative weaknesses and many sanative, an
tseptic purposes which readily suggest themselves
to women, especially mothers, well as for all
the purposes Of the toilet, bath and nursery.
Cuticu'a Remedies are sold throughout the world
Cuticura Resolvent, SOC. lin form Of Chocolate
coated Pills, 25c. per vial of 60i Ointment, Soc
Soap. 25c. Depots: London, q Charterhouse So;
/ arts Rue de la PAX; Boston, 137 Columbus ave.
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp, Sole Props.
u Send for THE Great Skin Book
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DIR. David Kenncdy's Magic Eye SaIve for an
Diseases q Inaammations Of the Eye, 2Ss,
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I've sell and recommend DR.. David Kennedy 8
Favorite Remedy. Edward T. Stevens, druggist
9th and Pa. ave. NV.
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The traveller with the check suit, steamer
cap, and side whiskers, who was touring
China paid his bill, but looked dissatisfied.
Wasn't the grub O. X. 2. asked the pro-
prietor Of the eating house.
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II find no fault with the dinner" replied
the traveller. but you ought to take DOWN
that sign, English Spoken Here You don'1
ican--Chicago Tribune.
speak it, don't you know. You speak Amer
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staked out the land cn which he city
 of Fargo. the capitol Of Dakota. now
 stands. For ten years he was mining and cattle raising in Montana. Cobra do. Mexico and Arizona IIe studied
 mining as a science and he was for tunate. accommodating money quickly and locating many valuable copper mines. until today he is one of the most noted men Of the west, in fact. the Copper King" He possess ; 1,700.00 acres of land, nearly 100 ,000 head of cattle. and is said to be the largest land owner in the world
 After 30 years of adventure and sue cess in the west and northwest. MT Greene returned to New York. He or ganized the Greene Consolidated Cop per company for the development of the great copper deposits of the com pany, which is at the present time the third on the list of the great wealth producing mines Of the Western Hem ispnere, giving forth 10 it's owner 72.0cO. 900 pounds of copper per year, which IS only exceeded by the Calumet and Hecla. and Anaconda mines.
 The demand for copper is almost daIiy increasing, and is value is apre cIating so that Mr. Greene is on the road to te one of the wealthiest men in the world. and ne has the "poten- tiaiity of amassing wealth beyond the dreams of ayerice' But even this great producing mine is not sufficient for :ne energies Of such man. He is president of tae C. '. R. & r. R. R. company of Sonora. Oi the Greene Consolidated Gold company. of the Packard Cattle company of Arizona,
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the Turkey Track Cattle company. The Cobre Grande Copper company. Tho
 Pacific Coast Coal company. The Greene Cattle company. The Canarca
 Realty company ami The BAnco Ge Cananea. As an employ, his justice commands respect G.! confidence an ! in the. West Mir Grcen- is ..nnwr as a square man" who's reputation for honesty and integrity is unimpeacha- ble. and in all enterprises he has had good sense 10 surround himself with men of the same Calibre and repuia- ton. Although Mir Greene has lately become resident of New York City. it is certain that he will use his great wealth for the further development Ji the west he loves so well. where much of his life has been spnt and where he laid the foundation Ol his great reputation and fortune
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,h. F.le-a' l.,-.s t9 any l--' Q, Mczico and by -L. wires of 1he C. 7 Ky 70 Uni,ed s.a,ss.
 IL, pos,oHc. service .s :A.-.s scca and nIl so91 b. much better
 Tae Balco d@ Cananea ir4. a c..- ,rai banking business
 Ta--e are TWO new>;.zs- -g--;.s iFe.ai1 Er-,.sh anl E, H~-- eI>--- .sh
 T.o b1aciass Q. ths nl1-.-.l.1 v ;-se substantial brick strGctar-. The presidencia jail and cust,a- noase were presented by ,le Caaanea Coz so.Ga-ed Copper comaary lnd lie school house oy M~. V. C. Greene
 Hous.-- 70 -en- arc v=.y ~e-rcc er than ir the towns of Arl4eI- L- though Mexican mon : is T.. mcdIum oi exchange gold is the 5asi- for al prices
 TE,.c aIe ssvca hcieis af- ao@sdin., houses. the Hotel Sonora b.-ils th. sl- perior os any hos'lerv ir rn- .tate.
 Thre are some .hiris restaurants. iarS" and snal. about tw.1ty me- can-i'o establishments 1f sario.s classes and some forty os --a-.- eIns.l s;or,s
 There arc TWO photo2la.r aaiicTies one tin shop and meal wC7-. :. steam laundry. candy factory. -wc lumber yards livery stable soda wo~hf. three 5laca smith shops. two tailor snops, an American and C number Of Mexican shoe ..-en.Is. seVera. 1a,D.l shops. ten pl- s-c.s1- -L genera. ,---tlcc. tg0 d~n'is's .olt stationery. l'va and ca- -.s --zt.-snm-Lts aH1 tf. .-, cream
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On pas-, l2 the Review presents 70 its readers. through rhe courtesey of The Caranea Herald. a general view of the snelters at Cananea, which IL TWO years has already gained -h- prom thence of being the largest producer of copper in the southwest. AlfhouSh Cananea is a comparatively new town handsome and cOmmodiOus bushes blocks have been erected and th. American spirit has prevailed to sucA an extent that the stranger is n1t aware that he has crossed fhe border.
 The nucleus Of IL. city Of Canan, Q vas the town of Ronquillo. where . settlement has existed for many years. Here are located the smei-ers and around them the Cananea Consoii- dated Copper company first grouped .heir buildings
 Ronduillo soon became too sma Tor .h. growing population and IL" Mosa was suodivided into lots and thrown open. The lots found ready sale aDa soon all of the better class Of 5usiHoas houses were located .ne-'.
 The aititIdes or tns tlHcTeh' port n Cananea are as follows. To@n- site Mesa j,i20 feet. power house. 5.46O feet. Capote Mines 5.121 feet at tunnel No. l. PuerjeciJos c.@55 iev'. F1enita mines 6.456. Elenita Peak 7- 600 feet.
 Deeds 10 property from the compa- nv are absolute and title perfect
 There is a public school, orsan.>"d under the school laws oi Mexico. an a private American school Both ar excelent: the public school is ssad"i and pupils are taught ID Spanish
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;-Il sDla water disyCnsariee-
 ih" c-l&nea Cattle company con tsois to C large extent the butcher business and has three large and well '-Fprlltea shops. and d sausage faSto- 5. Whlle tne yarie.y is not great tEe 1-aArY and prices of meats compare 'ayoraDiy with the California markets.
 There are two prospecting and de ,,Iopneu companies with neadquar- CTS n CaHanea and C number of min las companies
 Cs.nanel is the Cutftting point for tle entir. uIsir.,t Good stocks a t eeD: IL IT. store and prices are req sc3@rie
 MiinaIl Greene. who by his in 1o.Lita-Die outrage and perseverance hSs nade Ls- Cananea one of ire larg- es. copper producers ID the world. is a Lal s' s:rikIng personality and has Q grasp cn the working details of this ia ic.s property mat IS truly marvellous.
 Mr Greene was born z Westchester .r.1ty. August 26, 1851 He was ed- -c-.cd = lrIyate schools and al Chap Taq-a College. III Westcnester county. WA.n oniy 10 years cf age Q" went = tv- r y crE City to seek nls fortune. be tTs- .ltry into business life was e. a clerk in the tea house Of O. Il. hIs.giu & Company He stayed there for tLIec years. when he went oD' .o the great northwest in seq "h of adventure. He vas with the first sIrs.y of the NOrthorl Pacific rail r1aC T he young man was ambitious anc routlue work was too slow for ti;g sc t- i'fi Inc survey and in 1870
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s$ ARIZONA UNIVERSITY e>s

from the United States eoyesnmea-. The last legislature made a small au. propriatior for the uso Of the Station. but this is the first help it has bel ceiyed from the Territory. The wor. of the station is to i,yestieate pron- lens Of interest rclatirg Co the ael- cultural interests of the territory ano
 iifuse information in regard to same. Because of the wide difference in con ditions existing in the territory. this work in Arizona covers wide range
 and the station has located is various enterprises in situations whi,h S-emc
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e be most far0la.' ID #, pt.
 The ofH of the D.t. ,t,r and tt. tl tanicai and chemical laao.atorie- a-- located a the University Tn Es pertinent Station fa-r is D at.i ,. a- Pho nix. in the Sal River talie-. p-c'r ably ihe largest aagi.ultural district in Arizona Here are tho orchards. the cattle sheep. ani hog pa-ru-as. The da-c palm orchard is located 2 ar Tempe. in an alka'- district. Here on that iand that was considered rompara- lively worthless. tho station k demon straiing that dat palm culture i- a success. The range station for the study and reclamation of woin out range country is near Tucson EX- periments on the growth of bee'- for sugar purposes have -cn carried on in the Gila and Colorad) valleys The station issues series of bulletins and Timely Hints" which are sent free to all who apply for them. A part of the appropriation Of the last !esisla- lure is to be used to conduct Farmers Institutes throughout the territory.
 The President of the Unive rsity is F. Yale Adams. who after wide eXpe- rience in all kinds of educational work in the East came to the University six
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teat- ago and has become well known a. educator tlgou-hout the ,.rii.s- iy The faculty consists of el.s,n professors and min instructors and comprises graduates of the best inst. tnf.1rs ia the country Protess1. Ww. ?. Blake. the veteran Ge0i5gi-t - Director of the School of Min aui Prof. R. il. Forbes. is director ot the Experiment Station The students aie nor confined e residents of Ariz9 na. but include residents of many states and students from many east ern universities who are attracted Aere by -he climate OF by the opnortu- nify 70 study mining among n mines. No tuition is chalsel and ,he cost ot room and board is on's ST. p.r month. less than the cost oi l...r- at home in most Of the towns of tA- territory While all tae courses are --.o-- that in n School of Mines .--eaally so Al 'he Instruction = pra,-.ea- o Of rha fearu ae.a- t"ar.r ~ rr--.rs fl some -l-t l .- ue raan ra.re tn. stN1Dnf- -..rt N. no.o uul.r t.e. g.a -a..r -,--Yrs 'n -t3.>t.- afI n.
 ai- -a maa aal min
 a. La-
 las- I.. r.-.- au
 Nl .tt
 nr l.'uHat...
 H4 f.. ,a-l toar H-3 tt.. C'n. Canaroa T.
 aut F.a.. mines oaes'i.- .u a .ar-. -.aI. ia copper -sll. and -iiv,- Th. -adla..s o' th school 4 . -r,at demand and hold pn-.ioa- at SfoaSipiIiiy as asSayers mine survey ol- and slu,rin-ena-nt- all av.r Ar l-na N0 course will so cu'cEiy .r- pay young man for two Jr t'ur al- s-uay.
 Na school can eoN as rapidly a- .s- University has done. anl not oit..o.r i'- resources. The funds receive. [. am fhe general government can h- D,ol ca''' for instruction Thv Uri- Ne.si'y has n3 endowment and g., 'on- a, Ari11na remains a territory. can nef --l inc lands D lon-.n- to .r Ta- territory has been fairly ttore' i.. .H.ae-s a~ -' is AF sJ man. .e i- sr Assistance in is laMda -loN'.- .ommlavealrh + an not ar buildie4- a iaS, as they aIe l.c lel The Copper Qncca Mining c1nuaa. ina. th- distinction of uru'~au- '!o only ei.5 ot any amour ,i.t ihe r,.- yersity has received n. d~o A. chanic Art shop and h. nev g mna- sium now under process p ccnstr'- ton, are monuments ot their a;erost and generosity It is ,iia. that vlAe.r mining companies initiated their x ample and supplied a building iof th" great necl at present is for T science building tO contain the Laboratories and asay rooms With this n. university would be equipped 10 meet all demands in the way of education except in law. medicine and pharmacy. As high schools multiply. the sub-col- eiate department will gradually dis appear. and these departments w.. ake it's place and then We snail hars the complete university
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a'4.'l e- -.i-.~
 's-e. 7. A---ellta- -4. t.- -... =aet-le- -- Scieuc- A. --1.--~ GOATS. l-1l.ur T.. -----. a- .- tene.- :, .-.---.--r~
 A- a--.cr.,t.-al e.t-. --liur ?. 'a- ---... .t f4e...1. si-1 p -er rafa~
 4 .,,n.---v ..ar~. ,.- a- -o tn. fe-s'' o- a-e-eio- 9. t.u ls-v
 IT. seloo. .: ,41s= A mining e1s-neer.ng ccu-s+ 4ei-d.A.. 70 lae degree U Bacrel-- -t Silence in n..2.1r
 .No wears ooar-e k -4.e-aioes a-d assay.LG IT Aercu''ur-' EAa-.---- --l
 t.oa.
 IV Suo-CoAee.a,e D.,z--l.1; En=l.-h classical an +--.- courses
 Manual ;ra:nins a-d co.-.--- ss- ence courses.
 Com uie-cial course
 The College of Agr.cul,--s sll }Ge- charical Arts is supported Dy :ne Mor Till Furc Of .a5.G00 re-eised yearly rom ;A. United States .-nmeLt TL.s college offers -he se-er4- courses
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necessary to maintain a sHh-collo eiate department for ,he benefit of thos
 who ean not obtain more than a rlam- mar school education a their own homes AS there are no manual -rainine schools in The territory. this deficiency .s supplied by the narlal training and tbe do. nesfir science course There is also commercial course in ~hica ,tenography. tyQwriting. and bookkeeping is taught. as well as .olr-ss preparing for entrance 10 this University or any Of the leading col
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ArizOna'S Delegate to Congress

John F. Wilson, Democrat Of Pres
 cctt. was born in Giles County. Ten
 nessee. May 7th. 1Si6; was educated at Rhuhama, Alabma,; is lawyer by profession. When fifteen years old he entered the Confederate army ani served 10 the end O the struggle. He was in the line at the battle of Shiloh, after which he was promoted to First Lieutenant and assigned to Gardner's staff. After the Kentucky campaign he went on General Hindman's staff. He was with Hooker in the Georgia campaign and was Lieutenant Colonel a regiment al the end of
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\ .--r0 i-rl s- 2 -ir i-t- states $ tas l.yele egm,a, -- most Inc states and ,,r-it e-le- rt -a' Sta-7 University The-a stat. -a vers 1le7 are a pait of tho ruall ,e-o2l system designed tl complete nat syst.m sf hat student may re ..iy. e li ''a .ducaton in any line wa.- ta- which he may choose re l~.ra-- 1'l.- self without e0.nc olts.d. ei A.s sat. Th. University oi Al. aa & -nl- ,1 .ri- I'll this rurpose ? Arizona l- aimS 70 take the pupil when h. has nuisa' ' -he course which his nome hoel may be ab.e % clyl him and ar.y him through un;il h. .s n',ed -9 ,aAe ur any line oi work he may 1aF. .h -'- -or his life vocation.
 i university was r-..1- almost as soon as the territory wss reaaile. -u- for various 2 asr-~ -7 -eti.,- ion was taken .at- -. -l---.',-h -..-isla.u. iu ->>- ra--. 1- ao- -r- a-i-- th. i....~- -t ar .f.r.r-.a- l-tr .l--
 TIL. U-.-r.- na- and was Ia, D. r-. --.-.--s
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 f1t.tr.
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 -wn sr. -'.- .-l contains
 nam-. .ah.r1 ..-. -.l A.ricult1ra E-z-rr-r. -- S,a.iH. Al .iuine fr.9 ul.ll-l- .l, --anl4 a- uinin- ann N s1'' ... -4u-r'e- ~i,h miuu- a.t u--a--.- -a- chinery
 Thrce brick r0a-s- TWO ~ia.'s .n l.lsh. a.e o-.....- -.- 1r. -ii..t and professors.
 The stud n,- na,. .'r '-.- aero1 mediation two ia-ml;er.-s Nor-. Hall for the .ir's and Sa-ih 5al f-r he boys. which vi-l Di-n- Ha give ample aoco.lIl lda-llls -l- al aho desire to live 1a ,he ,am7ls
 brick building col,a.-s rooms ..- The Commercial Assay .l= D-qa--n .1-- Joined in continuous s,rletu-e wi-a his are IL. shops ot h. mechanic at apartment SUxsu f-.- This hui3- ng was th. c.., o- ;t. Copper Queen Consolidated Milil- ll.qary our room cottage is ls-l t9r iae -Q- mestic science department There are also greenhouses pump houses. barns and store rooms
 A fine brick gymnasium 70 Je known as Herring Hall is in process of con struction This building is the git of Prof James Douglas and his asso- ciates of the Copper Queen Company.
 4 library and museum building 10 cost about s30.000 will be ready for use about January 1st. 1904.
 These buildings are located on cam pus Of about % acres one mile rom ,he center of the city. The grounds are well kept and the campus is the bean Y spot of the city.
 The equipment of all these build ings is modern and complete The library is probably the best working
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iu Literature aud science fir those rlo wish to prepare themstiv.- for business .r the prof ssi9as. he 1l.d41t,s If these courses Yay re- .,if. -h4 Territorial Teachei's Ca-tId-
 a+, 4 also offers -pe ial eg1rses -lll- t3 degro in engine. ring 1
 a.-alst,y. and in agriculture
 Tho : aaol of Mines is also -ars' y -a-intained from the Morrill Fand. t .ff.-- a eomple;e fogr years coarse fag The inning engineer. and a short
 .s--. f t77 years for the a-sayer -:- -,.- of ,uin-a @-l as=ayius
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fr--5 .1 any institution
 -a. aoerar-r..- lave al a-y course i.al.a- 5 tte 6a- fr. -.o-.-- apparatus wa l" tt" shops a- e." s-ugie- Nt f-- i'-. -rs. -a .----.
 --. -.1- a. m1rae- ----- H. --- ,,--.-v 2 -A, hanLs .. a s ard p. Re-..-- t-s -s;.n- ot .9-- me,Ao"rs 5 ,r. Goy.Eu fr. po,- .~to. a1- SaIe--n-euleu- -- i'.bl. -- az. .l,o .>oai. -a- -lb.r.
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the war Colonel Wilson r@ni-yei : from Alabama 10 Arkansas n lStc served in the legislature of that Sfar-
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OFFERS EXCEPTIONAL INDUCE MENTS FOR THE EDUCATION
 OF ARIZONA CHILDREN @-s~.s4~.~.%
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and was elected prosecuting attorr for the Fourth Judicial District of ,ia; State in 1884; removed to the Territo- ry of Arizona in 1887; was elected 9 the Constitutional Convention calle by the Legislature in the year lsS.: was appointed Attorney General fer the Territory by Governor Franklin m 1896. and served two years: was elec,- ed to the Fifty-sixth Congress in 1888 and elected to Fifty y-eighth Congress in 1902.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-04-03

81 can c0nscienfi0usLy recommend
your Peruna as q fine tonic and all
around good medicine to those who
are In need of a catarrh remedy. II
has been commented TO me by people
who have used IL, as a remedy par
HcuIariy effective I'm the cure of ca
farrh. For those who need good
cafarrh medicine I know of nothing
better. "-H. W. Ogden.
w. f. Griffith .Concan, Texas writes:
L suffered with chronic catarrh for many
years. took Peruna and it completely
cured me. 1 think Peruna is the best
medicine in the world for catarrh. My
general health is much improved by its
use, as l am much stronger than l have
been for years. w. Z. Griffith.
A Congressman's Letter.
Congressman H. Bowen, Ruskin Taze-
we'll county Va, writes:
81 can CheerfuIIy recommend ycur
valuable remedy, Peruna, 10 any o1e
who is suffering with Cafarrh, andwhO
Is In need of a permanent and effective
cure. "-H. Bowen.
Mr.. Fred D. Scott, Laure, Ohio Right
Guard of Hiram Foot Ball Team, writes
"As specific for lung trouble place Pc
runa at the head. l have used it myself
for colds and catarrh of the bowels and it is
a splendid remedy. 1t restores vitality,
increases bodily strength and makes sick
person we'll in short time. give Peruna
my hearty Endorsement. Fred D. Scott
Gen. Ira c. Abbott, 906 M street N. W.,
Washington, d. c., writes =
Il am fully convinced that your remedy
is an excellent tonic. Many of my friends
have used it with the most beneficial results
for coughs, colds and catarrhal trouble -
Ira c. Abbott
Mrs. Elmer Fleming, orator of Reservoir
Council No. 1863 Northwestern Legion of
Honor, of Minneapolis, Mimi, writes from
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-04-03


can heartily recommend Peruna as a
catarrh remedy. Mrs. Elmer Fleming.
Treat Catarrh in Spring.
The spring is the time to treat catarrh.
Cold, wet winter weather often retards a
cure of catarrh. If course of Peruna is
taken during the early spring months the
cure will be prompt and permanent. There
can be no failures if Peruna is taken intel
ligently during the favorable weather OF
spring.
As a systemic catarrh remedy Peruna
eradicates catarrh from the system wher-
ever it NAV be located. 1t cures catarrh
of the stomach or bowels with the same
certainty as catarrh of the head.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna, write
at once to DIR. Hartman, giving full state
ment of your case and he will be pleased
to give you his valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President OF The
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-04-03
adv Beauchamp's Fan.

Seventy ladies of New South Wales
have sent fan to Lady Beauchamp
The fan is made of white ostrich
feathers from the six-year-old Barra-
clough ostrich farm at South Head
The tortoiseshell sticks are orna-
mented with a monogram in Austria
liam silver, while the handle pivot and
mountings are of Australian gold.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-04-03
Made His Fortune.

A man has built up big business
at Puget Sound, near Vancouver, as
the result of holiday excursion. In
stead of loafng aimlessly, he used
his eyes, and, noticing a little fish,
which he took to be sardine, had
some timed, with the ultimate result
that his establishment has this year
sent out 175,000 cases.