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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-01

WANTED-A first-Class grocery sales
man and meat cutter r. +. HALL, Sd
and & SITS. ne. jyl-2t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-01
STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? we store for 1Sc q
load. UNITED STATES STORAGS
CO., I1S-420-422 10th ST. NV. jel6-sW
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-01

5000 #. Garden Hose, SC it.; 5000
army tents. $3.50 each. Chicken wire.
42c 100 feet. Roofing paper. 75c roll. s.
Bensinger & Co., 1lth and B SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED Front fiat OF two rooms and
bath in Northwest; rent not 10 exceed
S25 or $50. with heat. Address BOX 216
this Office je29-St
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FOR RENT-COTTAGES.

FOR RENTAL Colonial Beach. electric
cottage; five rooms: good water; shady
yard; one square from wharf. furnished.
Apply SD 7th ST. sw., or at cottage.
ie30-St
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

WANTED-TO buy bicycles. typewriters.
monographs. and violins. Address Bon
ga this office le2J-3t
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lightning Strikes Chimney.

A standing invitation. See R. F. Preusser
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
Stylish Coats and Suits

The reason for such great price-reductions is- she lots are small and sze-range broken; you will not find Coats and Suits more stylish anywhere. woMENss SILK CoATS---of peau de soic and taAeta in black, and few in bue pongees among them, too. Just half value-9. 50 and 13 50.
 woMENs COVERT CoATs---this seasons styles, and weights that will feel decidedly comfortable Were Ia. so 1s.oo and I7.so; Saturday at 6.95. WOMDNss SILK SHIRT WAIST sUITs---and there is real craze for the shirt waist suit this year Mostly fouatds. Were 1a.so and 500; Saturday at z .5O. woMEN.s AND MISSES SUITs--a miscellaneous collection of handsome styles in plain cloths and mix tures Better values even than gave Thursday Worth up to ao.ee, Saturday at bOO
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
Hammocks, Curtains and Flags

Want Hammock for that shady nookf Or eeei Summer Curtains to take the place of the of July? We eifef a good selection aud ex- ceptionally lew prices.
 S4 Arabian Lace Curtains. $2.o8 S5 Arabian Lace Curtains, S3oS HAMMoCKs---a good range of colors just in. Al have pillows and spreader and the better ones have ya- ance on both sidcs--05c to $500. AMERICAN FLAGs---of standard all-woo fast-co'or bunting, the the army and navy use---
 @x6 feet special at 1 9S 6x1o feet, special at 98 sxs feet special at 325 7x1a feet, special at 5 9S
 9xIs feet, special at 8.9S FAST4CoLoR COTTON. FLAGS of the best bunting Size 4x6 feet at 98c, and sxs feet at 1.5o
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
Summer Toilet Necessities

You will need one or more of them whether you stay at home or whether you travel. We are careful to get tine best Toilet speciaiti-s, and always to have them fresh-often, too, lower in price than anyone else.
 Colgates Violet Talcum in tin boxes at 17c Calder's Tooth Powder at 7c and 19c Cclluoid Soap Boxes at 25c and 39c Celluoid Powder Boxes, at 25c and 50c Celluloid Toothbrush Holders at 3ac each Rubber sponges at 35c to S1 98 each Rubber Sponge Bags at 25c and 75c Travellers Companions of satine at g. 50 Solidback Military Hair Brushes at s2. 50 to @3. 50 Medicine Cases at 40c to s1.00
 Flasks at 89c to s1. .25 each
 Drinking Cups at 25c and soc each Folding Mirrors in leather cases, 50c to 83c Colgate's Violet Water at 21c to 75c Roger & Gallcts Violet Water at 83c Small Whisk Brooms, in case, 121fc Powder Pufs at l0c, 15c, 19c and 25c each Chamois Skins at 125Sc and upward Camel's-hair Complexion Brushes, soc to $100 Manicure Sets special at 10c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
Strong Hints in Few Words
Flowers for Millinery

We are closing out all that remain from the seasons selling Pretty enough to grace any hat. Have one of these posies'
 Isc Lilies of the Valley at 10c
 soc Holly Berries at 25c
 asc White voilets at Iz1sc
 ssc Foliage at Ia1sc
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
mt. New York, and Frederick Erastus

ent, New York, and Frederick Erastus Pierce, South Britain, Conn.,, on The Modern Poet as Prophet" Arthur Der |nard Recknagel, Brooklyn, on "The Military Idea in Germany" Dudley Frank Sicher, New York city, "The De- cline of Bible Reading;' and George William Ezra Woodruff, Brooklyn, "Alcibiades" The prize was won by F. E. Pierce.
 At 5:45 yesterday afternoon the class Iof 1904 took cars for the Mamauguin, where they held their class supper. It was very lively affair and was thor
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
Sl.75 Umbrellas, SI.00

All of them arc a6-inch, and they are made of sturdy union taffeta silk and-linen), guaranteed rainproof; steel rod and paragon frame. Handles of horn, pearl, gun-metal, Dresden, and plain or siIver-ainmed boxwood. They have the ssNew Era runner--a clever contrivancc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
Waist Specials for Saturday

You'll think them some of the prettiest you ever saw. And you will certainly want one. SHEER LAWN WAISTs--6nished with wide tuck, and hemstitching; regularly osc-Saturday at 59c MERCERIZED MADRAS WAISTs-ight in weight, and in several very chic effec regularly sr.so-Sat- urday at 95c
 FINE LAWN WAISTS-bertha collar, trimmed with fine lace and insertion; regularly sr.7s--at s1.25. SILK wAIsTs--of peau dc cygne and peau de soie, in black and colors, regularly s4. to $s ooat 50
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
PLANS FOR HoADLEY BUILDING.

Architect Robinson Is at work on new set of plans for the reconstruction of the Hoadley building. It is to be but one story in height, the owner, it is said, not being, able to come to an agreement with the Elks as to having more floors. The building, it is stated, is to be devoted to stores only, the
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
Switches, Pompadours

Switches of natural hair, in grey, brown and black; were s.as and s.so -.-now 195. In gray; were 6.as- now 500.
 Pompadours in gray, brown and black; were a.co---now 1.50.
 Pin Pompadours are the very latest. Black or brown; were I.qs---now I 1.25
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25

oughly appreciated by all as relax ation after examinations. There was quite large attendance. A sign of commencement's approach is the am- phitheater on the campus, which is rapidly being completed. This is to be used for the class day exercises.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
DE FOREST PRIZE.
Awarded to F. E. Pierce of South

Awarded to F. E. Pierce of South
 Britain, Conn.
 Yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock in Battell chapel, was held the exercises for the De Forest prize. President Hadley presided. The following men, who's eessays had won Townsend pre- miurns, competed:
 Gerald Chittenden, New York city; Willard Higby, Durham; Holland Pat
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
side wall being level to the top of ths first story.
RECITAL AT WARNER HALL

The recital by the pupils of Miss May Jean Colt in Warner hall last evening was a treat for the large au- dience present. The children all did so well that only complimentary words can be said of each one. The programme contained twenty-four numbers. Miss Bell was violiniste and Miss Martin pianiste.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
$500 Umbrellas, SI.75

Women's size, a6-inch. We are selling great mary of them for Sun Umbrellas. Made of fine twilled all silk in red, navy blue, brown, green or black; steel rod, paragon frame, handsome boxwood handles.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
A Grest White Silk Sale

It has grown in interest as women found out what great valnss we are giving. Besides, White Habrfai S1k Is summer fabric, and the warm days this week sent women s urrying for something cool.
 Choosing Is as good as it was on the first day. Prices gre much below worth-another .ason why the buying has been so brisk.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
FEATHER BED ON FIRE.

Shortly after o'clock last night the fire department was summoned to 156 Hamilton street. a house occupied by several families. The cause of the alarm was a feather bed which had
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
The Newest Veilings

Made-up, and also by the yard. All the new shades, including bluet, burnt onion, cardinal, violet. Made veils, soc to $225. Yelling by the yard, 25c to 69c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
Expert Manicuring

A delightfully."- cosy and comfortable place when you can feel quite at home; and an expert manicurist to make your hands look prettier. A nominal charge. soc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
Trunks, Suit Cases and Bags

Going that it isn't well to put off buying your Trunk much longer The largest now, selection bs of You will find every kind size rghtas low consistent with good qualities. Here few hints: Travelling Bags
 grain leaher l. 40 00 in leather 450 o750 English Russet Leather Bga IS inches, 750 800 Suit Gases
 leather and handles, 4nch l25 5O alligator and Kao, a4-inch 175 5O Genuine leather % 400 30 700 20 00 Exrane English style 50 19 CO., Our Special Trunks
 hardwood s steel clamps solid brass Excel lock- large bo hinges strongly ed folding umbrella collar and hat box dress cothned throughou 675 850 Steamer Trunks, 2.75 to 27.00
 You can get they take very
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
HandkercIliefs at l2kc

Values aoc and asc. The newest styles that have come out for women and girls. Dainty embroidery effects.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
25c LisIe Gloves at I5c

Such fashionable colors ac white, tan, slate and black. Good wearing gloves.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
25c Neckwear at IOc

Dainty summer styles for women. A variety of stylish effects to choose from--all new this season.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
Sl and SIPS Gloves, VOC

To close out certain lines at once. Two-clasp styles of lambskin and real kid, in desirable shades.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
Women's soc Stocks. .25c

Tailored Stocks of silk, linen, venise oriental and point Gaze lace; and stylish embroidered F our-i in h a n ds. Choose early.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
Walking Skirts at Sl.o5

Regularly $s.os. Of brilliantine in black, blue or brown. Cut in the lat est fashion. A limited number.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25

caught on fire, but was quickly extin- guished by being thrown out of the window.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
Saturday Specials for Men

Odeus sudy CpGNA0AS AUH HACH This Mems Store that it will pay you know we'll It such helpful the who already shop here Always upon finding the styles the lowest prices Madras Negge Shirts at roc
 Light dark of the American shirt NegIige Shirts at Si47
 The famous cuett make Gray bue striped and figured plain whte with stripes and figures Attached detached cuffs Tan Hose at 25c
 The styles lace and e effects, with double heels Striped and figured effects, 45c Underwear at 33c
 Of good combed yarn shirts with ribbed with double Balbriggan Underwear
 French Balbgan 25 and Sea Island heachd combed Egyp ian yarn at 50c Combination Suits at 63c
 limited number, with all sizes s6; seconds though mpercons areha Q
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
3oc Wash Petticoats, 25e

Made of gingham, finished with wid ruffle. Full of really good service.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
loc snd 25c Ribbons. l6c

White French Taffeta, 4 inches wide; and fine Black Tafeta, 4sk inches wide. No trouble to find use to put them to.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
Great Values in Shoes

Good Shoes, dependable Shoes-correet in every detail of style and making We are giving the best shoe values in New Haven. Do you know thatl Special for Saturday are these: Women's $500 Tan Oxfords at s2s0 Fino dark vci kid, with medium toes and heels Women's $2 50 Black Oxfords at S2.00 vici kid and patent leather, in butcher, lace and but ton styles; all hand-scwed
 Misses Shoes
 Tan oxford ties at LOO; lace shoes at 125; don- gola oxfords, with patent leather tips LOO to 2 OO. children's Shoes
 In lace or x ord ties at 89c and LOO.
 Dongoa oxfords, with patent leather tips BOG to 50 Womcn's, Youths and Little Hens Shoes Patent leather Oxfords from LOO to 200. All the Women's a.oo oxfords of kid and patent leather, in butcher, lace and button styles, at 1.75. In the Basement Here you will find Id - ---,-.u-uu------um extremely good picking among the Shoes. It may take little longer to find your size; but it will pay to look among these:
 chiidrens Shoes at 75c
 In tan Russia calf white coored-top; button or lace, Goodyear welt Makers samples, worth r.a5 and I.so
 Womcn's Button Shoes at 55c
 Medium sizes regularly .so Yours is probably here Hens Slippers at csc
 High and low styles in black, tan wine, regularly I.so 2.o
 Mems Tennis Shoes at 35c
 All of them have heavy rubber soles; regularly 65c. Women's Commonsense Shoes at 75c Excellent high shoes and oxfords; regularly rso.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
Two Specials for Children

Just two small lots that we want to close out quickly. Good styles, but broken sizes. $500 to S7.O0 Coats now S3.75
 Of a-wool materials made in very fetching style, S3.05 to $500 Dresses now Sl.05 Dainty and attractive styles, all of them or les. soiled or rumped
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25
Muslin Underwear at a Saving

Seasonable weights, new styles, generous pro. portions, sturdily made, and specially low-priced WOMEN'S UNDERSKIRTS--ofcam cambric tucked and hemsttched Regularly sras and $I. so-at 95c. WoMEN'S CORSET COVERS broken sizes of pretty styles that sell for ssc and a9c---Saturday at 15c. WoMEN'S NIGHT GOwNs---of fine nainsook; low neck and short sleeves, dainty trimmed with em- broidery Regularly i.oosaturday at 69c. WoMEN's NIGHT GOWNS--of good muslin; low neck, short sleeves and lace trimming Regularly 7sc Saturday at 5Oc
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25

Good quality Chambray Suits, some with stitched box plait effect. waist and full flare skirts in cadet. tan, cham pagne. blue and grey. or with white pioed and stitched side plaits on waist and skirts in blue only. Choose at $2.49.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
DaS SmbiIamu, oes Mnrpbttt uts

Gs fnb ieBt aerabe 100 Sabre per=
flohen, feitbem Der @bemiter uno Ipoz
tbetsr 6risbri9 Wilbelm @bam Ser
timer i'm 2aboratorium fsines Meiz
tiers, bes 9ofapotbefersg ramer in paz
berborn, bas Morpbium erfanb.
S9on i'm Nlterthum unb fosar in
pprsei9i9tli6er 3eit ndren betGubenz
be unb i9meraitiaenbe Mittel betannt
unb purben angepenbet. 90 er5dblt
6pmer in Der SbpHee, bab 9elena ib@
rem 9diten elm Mittel freben5te rge9en
Summer unb @ron unb aQer Qeiben
@ebG9tnib". 8iele 6orf9er nehmen
an, bab Der Oi9ter Mobniaft meirte,
ben audi 9tPpofrates unb na4 linn
piele @erSte bes Orienta ben &ranten
eaben.
6eute fperben nit Morpbium mo-
tiirli6 bebeutenb Before Refultate err
aislt; benin es lit ni9t MIR Elm
f9mersitiGenbes Mittel, fonbern audi
Elm 9eilmittel par excellence. Sa, ames
ritani16e Mer5te fppuen bemerft hdben,
bab bas Wa9stbum bes &rebfes nad
Morpbium : ginfpribungen ftia ftebt.
Oasegen lit Morpbium als S4lafz
mittel gefdbrli9. Sie 2uitsefible, bic
bas Ginf6lafen ~besleiten, bas fanfte
Siniibersleiten aus benz tdsliden 2es
BEN nit feinen Sorsen unb 2eiben in
bas f9meralofe, nGdtlide Ddmmerz
leben eraeusen beim 8ranfen bas @erz
laneer na9 fteter @ieberbolung, unb
Elm f9paher gbarafter fann auf bieie
Weiie lei9t gum Morpbiniiten perben.
Our9 bGufiseNnpenbuns perliert oas
Mittel feline &raft, bic Dozen miifen
geiteisert tperben unb er5eugen einen
S9nG9e5uftanb beg 2Drpers nnb Der
@eele, Der unter Der 8esei9nuns Mors
pbinismus ben S9reden Der hinge
bune bes &ranfen unb feiner Mer5te
bilbet. Wenn man mad biefen 100
Sabren Morpbium bas Sir unb Wiz
Der erpGst, 10 fpiirbe bic Wasf4ale
ent19isben au@unffen bes Morpbiums
fallen. Oenn mo sibt es einen Sort
fdritt, Der ni9t Spfer, einen Ssgen,
Ger Mot 2eib.n, cine grrungen|1aft,
bic nidt SbrGnen forberte!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

fdnt Der Sammt urb 9rotat ibrsr
2leiber bernieber. fe fheint an ftam-
pfen; tire 9anb rubt auf Der 6ifte.
Bon biefer f~raftboGen unb bulsGren
Mrt bes @anges fort bebeutet Der
Sang Der Siofofpbame cine Wenbuna
aum Teinen, @e3ierten unb &inftlis
den, bic ipieber NIT Der 9otbif einiee
8eypanbti4aft bat. Sin fpibes unb
bebutIames Muftreten, elm melobiOfer
uno tanSelnber Soft, tpie i'm bic gez
mefenen unb tpoblaccentuirten Some
bes Menuetts saben, eisnet nun benz
Sang. Ser bobe StDdelf9ub eieht
benz S9ritt etpas 3Dsernoes, un>
fi4eres. Societies. Oie 8epeguna Der
8eine perfdpinbet pDnis unter benz
fteifen &eifrod; in bieier 3eit burfte
cine Dame .feine 8eine baben", pie
Der beriibmts Musipru9 elmer fpaniz
i4en PrinSefiin lautete. Sp9 biefer
fteife. teraengerabe Sang, bieie iiberz
5ierli4e, u%nbequeme !9altuns pirb
balb bur4 einSelne Niiancen gemiIs
bert. Der God pirb elm nenig amf=
genommen unb lGbt Elm Paar 6iBe
feben, bic f9pn tpieber in elmer luiti<
gen Gbiacpnne. einem 8auerntan5, ii9
5u befpegen sspObnt iinb. SpiBen>
tii9er unb S4drpen lafen biefe fri<
f9ere Note anflineen unb bas fofette
5d9eripiel giebt benz nun beliebten
f4nellen Srippeln etpas unrubisz
@nlodenbes. Mit Der sroben antiten
StrDmuns. bic CUR 3eit Der Geppluz
tton ii4 erbob, fam aud elm neuer
Rbbtbmus in bic 8etpesungen. Sret@
beit unb nnge5pungenbeit 5psen Elm,
uno nit benz antiten &oitim tpolte
man ben antifen Sang p%iebersepin=
men. 9o9 nie bic Hepolution ents
a~rtete, 70 tparb bas &oitiim f9amlps
unb Der Sang fred; erft i'm Oirettoire
bat er tpieber eftpas Ginfa9 : Natiir<
li9es, Inmutbrei9es. 8eIonbers
tparb ieBt bon einem i90nen @anse
seforbert, bab er nit benz Neisen bes
&opfes. ben 8epesunsen Der Mrme
bOais i'm Gintlans lei. Der Sang als
nbie dubere Sesleitung gu Der inneren
Muiif Der Seele" pieber bas erftrebte
Soeal. unb audi beute pirb mon
tpisber bieiem bDGiten 3iel suitrsben
miifen, bas Die @ntite pertOrpert;
bie1sidt iinb ausleid NIT benz Ginz
brinsen Der iapanii9en8unt unb ans
berer iapanif9er Moben audi GENTLE
Ginflihe bss jupunif9sn @anses Dor>
banben, beTen fdlante 3ierli9feit
bod cine ho9fte Cra5ie Der 2inie uno
Seinbeit Der 9epesuns ami9liebt.
Die Sapanerinnen mihen in benz
i9neler, dbaeriFenefi urb tpiegenD
lei9ten Saft ibrer Sritte bod jene
bD9ite l~tnndtur bes 9ineiif9en @anz
ses 5u permeiben. Der NIT ~pertrsppel=
ten SsSen miibidm bumpelt unb ben
ftdrfften @esenfaB gu benz hsnenii4en
9unge bebeutet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

= @rpbartig. Sausfrau:
nSas muB man Sbnen luFen, pfli9tz
bepuBt inb sic, Mnna." &09in:
rSa, Mabame, in meiner 8ruit pirtt
SAINTS fategorif9er Smperatip."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15


" 9egeben @ed: rWenn
in auf benz Ropf itebe, FRONT mir alz
les 8lut in ben Ropf, niht pabr2"
Dame. Stimmt!"@ ed: rSa, aber paz
rum FRONT mir benin bas 8lut nidt
in bic GiiBe, tpenn id auf ben 5iBen
ftebe9" Dame: nWeil Sbre Gube ni4t
leer finb!"
-DieaufInftigeS d mi e
gtrmutter. Mutter: Rum, tpirb
'fi9 Oein emil mod ni9t balb erfldz
ren?1 Sohter: 80, i9 bente bulb,
Mutter, id babe fdon aIIerbanb Mnz
5eihen!A Mutter: mSo = tpel9e
benn2" so@ter: ngr fdimpft fdon
auf Di4!-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
rUegenbeneis 8. Son,

-UerOegenbepeis. Sonfls
tassjdser (ber enbli9 einmaI einen
9afen gefdoHen): rOiefen 6afen
f9id' id pabrlid an bic Hebdftion
Elm, bamit enbli4 einmaI Die etpiqen
Gtideleien auf bic SOnntassidser
%uufb0ren!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

= Gin feItfamer Sail
ProfefOr: n9m, ponte i9 jeBt i'm
3oaeg einen @ortras iiber 9eOd9t>
nibf9nG9e baIten-- ober polte i6
meiner Wirthi9afterin tpegen ibrer
bobenlpfen @ebanfenlofisfeit tii9tig
bic Meinunq fageng"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

Sourit (bsr fid nit elmer san3en
@eieQi9aft in einem Mlpenrefaurant
befInoet, ais er fid einen Salbsbraten
beite1t): .9err Wirtb, eeben sic mir
nur cine reht i6One POrtion, Damit
bic anbern audi @ppetit friegen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
Das t~reinert uebtL

so, pas febft Sbnen benn, Serr
9naun5erls sic f9einen ii4 ia aud
ni4t pobl gu fiblen!"
r8opfpsb hab' i4 gum Hafenbper'
benz"
Sinh g frob, buB g Sbnen nidt
gebt pie mir! Sd bdb' 3abnfpeb!
Sbre Grau 9emablin funn bod me-
nisitens ni9t gut oerlangsn, baB sic
fi4 ihn reiben lafen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

,Denten sic iid nur bic l1npers
fdGmtbeit: Der Maier but mid GEE
tern ben auergrOBten S4afsfopf in
Der ganaen Gtabt senannt!"
vNa, bic Stabt 1T ia ni6t febr
grpb!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

-Nus elmer @orGefune.
nCsr @%ssenfanb, iiber ben i9 jeBt
fpre6en min, mar bor bunbert Sab
rem bDaie anbetannt; aber beute finb
mir 10 bnreef6ritten. baB ibn ieber
gfel besreifen piirbe; barum perbsn
sic, meme 9erren, meinen @usfiibz
runsen aud nit lei9ter Mibe foIgen
f0nneni"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
Cine CUTE Partie.

n9ratuIire nadtrdsIia CUR 9O9>
sett, 9err BON Gutenberg! sic fo1en
ia cine gldnasnoe Partie sema9t ba=
ben!"
rgldn5enb? Meine Trau bat al=
lerbtnes sroBes @ermDgen, i9 babe
aber feline 8erfiigung bariiber."
Sea feben Sic: Oa baben sic
nidt nur cine reids, fonbsrn au9 tlu>
se Sran eebeiratbet!"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-04-28
THE GOOD OF MEDICINE.

Peopie insisting mat medicine does
no good have one stubborn fact to
contend with, that is. the people who
do believe are greatly in the majority.
We have been so fortunate during the
past 20 years as to convince thou
sands of sufferers with weak. watery
blood. who had all the symptoms Of
a general breaking down of the sys-
TEN. that one medicine at least does
good. Nervous and unsteady people,
weak. tieshless people. pimply. pale
or sallow people can have strong,
steady nerves and solid. healthy flesh
by the use of DR.. GUMS Blood and
Nerve Tonic. A tablet to take at meal
time. 1t turns tho food you eat into
rich, red blood. making solid flesh at
the rate of one to three pounds per
week. Sold by all druggists for 75c
per box. or three boxes for So This
medicine saves doctor bills and in
sures health. giving the very best
treatment possible. For sale by all
druggists.