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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-10-10
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Our business hours from aow on
ga. IN. to 6p. m.
Our Splendid
Autumn p. eparatiCn.
We have pleasure ia Announcing That Or
Selections and
Complete Assortment
I.o.. fha Autumn anH
For the Autumn and
Winter Seasons of
I00f-'O5

Are now shown in their entirety in the
various departments, nd the whole store in.
V ties you 10 most unusual display Of mer-
chandise unusual in importance aud interest
-as well as special showings If exclusive art
things, comprising many extreme novelties
not often seen in a commercial establishment.
This season we sent abroad several Of our de-
partment buyers. They combined with our
resident representative in Paris in gathering
the choicest groups Of merchandise we have
ever shown. Fashions and Dress Novelties
selected in Old World fashion centers stand
foremost in the showing, and almost every
steamer brings slmething new.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-10-10
Yesterday.

The weather yesterday was niild ana
springlike, and many people were on
the streets. The churches we're wei,
natronized at both the morning and
night services. During the day many
visitors we're in the city, aud IN the
afternoon numbers of persons visited
Washington, most of whom went to the
scene of the FIRE in that city.
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Cut up Mans Body TO Bring Rain.

Cut up Mans Body To Bring Rain.
The absence of rain for months caused
much suffering in Pennsylvania, and
some of the inhabitants of Pendahar
remembering that an old man had died
uttering horrible blasphemits imagined
that the extraordinary drought was a
punishment for his wickedness. Eleven
among them went TO the cemetery at
midnight. dug mp the body aud spent
some tine reading magic formulas over
it. As few drops of rain fell the next
day the ceremony was repeated the fol
lowing night, when in the presence ii
the dead mans SOD. yainly protesting,
the body WIS cut to pieces by the as
sembled villagers.
The police arrested the leaders in the
affair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-10-10
Important schedule Change.

Southern Railway announces that Bluemont
branch trains Nos. lis and 1i6 and l29 and
100 will be withdrawn from service after Oc-
tober Sth and 9th, respectively: also 81 %
Sunday excursion tickets 10 Ashburn. Blue
mont and intermediate stations will be with
drawn from sale after October 9. 1904.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-10-10
Two important
New Books.

How to Identify Portrait Miniatures. by
George C. Williamson, with chapters on How
to Paint Portrait Miniatures; tastefuly bound
in green and gold.
$I.60 Copy.
How to Collect Old Furniture, by Frederick
Litchfeld, containing forty Plates and num-
erous illustrations in the text; bound in light
cloth.
Sl.60aCopy.
Main hOor-Tenth ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-10-10
Registration.

The registrars of the different wards
of the city we're engaged today ~ adding
tho namss Of new voters to their lists.
The books will close today, A number
OF young men who have attained lDsir
majority since the election last June
have had their names placed III The
books.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-10-10

w..~upR PRoBABILITIRs.-Forth this sec.
a. tonight. Tuesday showers and
eonIer. brisk southerly winds, shifting to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-10-10
aOIssoRs.

KNIVES and RAZORs ground; rasors honedJ
lawn mowers shaFpenedi locks and guns re,
paired; keys fitted and door bslla repaired.
+. D. GRAIN, l04 north Pitt street.
oeff0 2ta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-10-10
Local Matters.

suD rises tomorrow at Goo and ssts SIG.
,,: sun re-, at S:47 q. N. aud 9sO7 p. N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-10-10
SOR sALE.-A BEAUTIFUL LOT on

ia. ,nck st.rci, .,..et1 kiu- aii
cameron streets. SO feet 4 inches by l01 feet'
ENQUIRE at lis north Fairfax street.
oct sat
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17

much as he can get, which in turn
leaves nothing for the mau he sels to
To do except 10 do as be does, to get all
h- can and 10 the face of real coupeu.
tipn, Ia quote You AT or below cost on q
frw things that the other fellow is sci!
ing or that you h8ppru to b. posted on u,
aud get his eotire $50 por cent on other
things you are not posted on rhere is
nu middle ground, u SlOre Is either cash
or credit; for no Way hts ever been dis
covered 10 make yuur prices conform to
both GLASSES Of trade and the whole com
mercill world recognizes, that the cash
c1stym-r gets the benefit. Below are
= rlcrs unmatched by any local concern
,,i,d or hark.upt'
'tAe giant or wuairhou" stocking FOR
boys, girls aud ladies, per pair l5c
Extra heavy ribbed hose as above
and 2 bargain at 2Oc, oar price. BE
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17
Blue Star.

/ As We failed To get our last weei;
itrius over in time for pint We will add
+ u few more lines and try aEan.
Election is over and every body around
seems to be we'll Dieased With the result.
. Miss Carrie CoiGrr returned home
Sunday from three weeks visit with
iurEds up near Lsmar.
Jim Sloane und wifearrived last Wed
neSda! from Arkansas aud stopped to
visit with his sister MIR, Lou kuukler
before returning 10 their home 10 Arr
4pna.
Mr.. Coiner butchrrcd five hogs Mon.
day.
Mrs. King aud son III visited with
Nr. Ellis SATURDAY uIsLt and SUNDAY
Me. EaH.H MUrlAu Lhs put 10 small
stock Ot groceries at her uunIc in DAB
isn, Lrt Us all give her share OF our
patronage "Eu ILus eaablr hrr to earn
u livelihood,
There "as d social aud oyster supper
Vt MIR, Rrsb 5 Tuesday night, ~ usual
thegc was u good crowd Of young people
and all cniul rd themselves,
Oar Gox supper WAS grand success.
MIa- I-oaS auu Grr pupils deserve much
riedlt aud Praise for thr nanutr il
which the program was carried out, and
We thank an tJr their good behavior.
1t would De hard To lind u prct .isr lot OF
oo&"s tnan was soid That utgnt yet the
gris We're we'll repaid for their work as
tne proceeds weru tHehc dollars sirUm
- boxes.
The youug folks Of Blue star and Ros
ton had u pIe aud pound supprr at
hr. Coner-, Nuud.'y night. Au enjoy.
auie time vas reported.
Mr. kaderIeys arrived home SUNDAY
from tuelr ArSaGsas trip aDu had yrly
pleasant journey with ia, exception OF
dusty Iouds.
Tom kunkicr and John Bratiy went
10 Ptt,burg last Thursday With mules
aud :urscs to sell
Mis. Lou Kuuklcr's brother W, a
Sloane of Sandiego, California made her
10 snort visit last werk,
Mrs I. l., Kuul,cr and children visit,
I'd her brother Kuey Butter Sunday.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17

Good heavy aereiceable hose as above
ribhed stock, PSF pair .......,.. DC
10 10 Ladies' Work baskets, asst
shapes aud colors, pretty pattrns 81
ls iu Ladies' work bosketF, asst col
ofs, long and SQUARE, elegant :. lsc
Il in Ladies' work Uuskcts, asst as
above only very elaborate. 80. Doc
School examination blanks SNl2 in
fina quality pnpor, lrayeS..,, DC
School composition books, 81 leaves
good paper, : BY Sla in.......,, DC
School composition book 100 leaves
iine paper, ! by 81 in imitation
leather backs ................. lpc
Extra heavy wool mixture OSershlrts
vS0ll mldr, full cut. seryiceablr.
Extra heavy flannel overshirt, navy
blue. the 81 kind d............... w.
Eytrn heavy flannel overshirt, finer
quality, elaborate finish, rrgu-
lar Sl 90 kid .......... ....... Sic
Silk -triPsd flannel oVerShirts, ia,
blue, islate, garnet and green
regular 81 NAiue ......'. ..'.. A''''
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17
TIL e,

Where elForis to please nra coss..r.s
hnd your doilaT ~ made to do the laork
- dnllarq.
The foundation on which this Luai-
Eess is huilded has been gained through
nine years Of business rRpjripuue, ,ud
We have always striytd 10 be on the TOP
Win eainS unmatched : Plaza Of
buyinR and selling that turns your stock
every thirty days is certainly worthy
your careful consideration. True 81"
depart from the old tnus mrhuds u
buying aud s"IliuS On time, bu, when
We are actually saving Nou from - to
I5O per cent you certainly are n,t sn
bl'nd as to not srr the vital po,n', IL
iesoivcs iIsrlf down to teaching the val
ne OF the dollar when rightly used. #
is for those 4" no urr being eaten up by
tho old timers lrrtt, aud their hurI
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17
iil0H SCHOOL NOTES.
Items of interest From The School
Room.

The pupils OF the jasper High School
ere taking quite va Interest 10 the pro
tracted meeting that is being bc!l at
the NJ. f. Church South.
Quite a number OF dialogues arc ba-
ing pructiced for the next Literary pro.
Eramme which was to be held Friday
Nov IL, but has been changed hy tho
members Of the society until Wednesday
Nov %. Many other interesting features
ares being prepared for the orcasion
which will be entered into with the
greatest Of interest by all the pupils
All are cordially invited to attend
Tho Freshman Class Is wrpst inr
with some hard problems in Algebra
this week.
Al the scholars have been enjoying
the fire weather that we have been hay.
ing. for the past week aud there only re.
Eret is that the whole term will quot b,
~ pleasant,
FiYurativ-l speaking the scholurs
have been like the weather for the past
week. AN have h"en very pleasant aud
are sure there has been Que II not nor,
that have orioyed their SMILES aud good
tamper.
The Geometry class are wrestling with
hume bard and interesting proportions
but all seem to realize that success docs
not come without constant labor,
Alma Rhoades was absent Nvlnssday.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17

e1rn"l dollar, az being tgfen when
O. N-uts ,nuuid AID Viii Dny thr sam-
articles, THIS story boiled down is there
would D." l'o4 piI,niivr ctlrs Of hard
times IL you would Keep Your name 90
the 'rweat boob" and own yourself ia.
strai OF the other follow holding the
first mortgage Whrn yUo DO his ard
not ti,i thcu can you pay uN the tine
purchase of 421.Q0 for $1,000 and hose
iaterr-t should you look a'ier ciuscr
than your owuf It is for your sake acd
10 save the Uiliui destruction Of hard
earned modest capital that We every
w'eE devote ,ais front space and u, i5w
quote you uuf cash rdgrhammrrs aud
.uphmnme.s That smash t. ATOMS tho
uiC liner lunt buys from the ituegre-s
and cigars "lrummer' representing tie
long credit Wholesaler, who asks as
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17
Bethel.

Mrs, Hiner is very low with Typhoid
fever.
David Cones infant sou Is not *
pected to live as it has very sryeSe
.ttac: Of pneumonia.
. Wonder what is the matter With
Cl"rruce Ty Ter as he has not Gten sren
noHu iu this vicinity tur several Wuoks Z
Nora Law loss was very rick last week
slight auact OF heart failure.
Miss Daisy Gregg had quite au cxcit.
lng Time tue other night. MIR box aud
she were returning fiom preachiug wAeu
the horse became frighIrued aud be-
gan running. MIR, Box fell out aud Ali,s
Daisy held in until she reached boston
when she was thrown out among son.e
trees.Shc WAS bruised up some but IS
light now. Mr.. Box MAS not Lurl il tho
lei!st and was able 10 teach Miss Das, :
schuul tue uext day aud the school DO, ;
guy I'd him and said "the BJx tururd
and spilled tho Daisy" Dpu't nltL,m
guy 'ou Mr. Box.
Mr. Goo. Brouse returned lgum d, wu
10 the hills with a load OF appias, Satur.
Ga! tSeniug. LIAb Apple.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17

Extra fancy flannel cvershirts, asst
slate, brown and wine color. 0SC
Navy blue army flannel overshirt,
big 2 90 value ......... .....l g
Mems wool sweaters in black onl
good value at 400. ..... ....... Doe
Mems cotton sweaters, pretty pat
torns and worth double our price i5c
Baby hose, extra good cotton hose. 9c
&" cashmere, q big bargain
real worth 2Jo. our price ........ l3c
Mems natural wool undrrWear, flue
and nice regular Sl.0O values
our price. a................,.. i2c
Mems extra nice and fine wool under
wear regular l,2j stock price =. 9lc
Mems extra heavy and fine double
breaspd tshirlsJ underwear. 20.
thing made tn excel these gar
ment's worth double our price. ] b
Extra heavy aeeced ootto' under
wear tmens pnr gGrinrnt........ .4Jc
Ladies' uuionSuits good weight we'll
made, glove fitting big value. dc
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17
Dewey

Mr.. John Ollie Of Kansas is visiting
N r. Fletcher Garter aud family.
Mrs. Estcy has received the SAD news
Of tier brother Charlie Flowers who is
sitk 10 the hospital at Columbia wi,h
typhoid fever. Charlie Was atteualng
The state University when he took SICK.
No ali hope Tor his recovery.
&r. Ton Flowers and family are visit.
tug il the ueighborhood.
Mrs, Thompson's brother who has
spent week visiting her, returnrt,
hUme 10 NeUdesha Sunday.
Mr.OWens has started out on a tour to
L.wreGce County to sell medicine,
.'.rs. Husi left for home Sunday iu
Indiana Gi,er a visit win father Hu,.
uiulLer. hu. ana hrs. Hoover,
Mr. IA. Hoover Icft for Wichita Kan
sas dtIcr u visit TO his parents.
ar Jones and family spent Sunday
SitL Ara. Col.
air, j. K Wells OF Jasper came with
Mr. Ferguson Sunday aud assisted nm
40 the SsrSIce,. We certainly apprecl.
ats Bto. Ferguson interrst ia cur
ueighuuTnood wnen ne comes to us icc!.
uE 80 badly.
Mr., Crumm has been on the sick list
Gut 10 Improving.
Little Ralph Dusuy is not 80 well
again.
Dan 6, lEswas kicked on tho Euee by
4 colt aud was quito lame but Is aaIe to
walk without Caue now.
hr. Summons has returned from tho
spnuEs III much improved health.
Mr., aud Mrs. Chris Gearig troIu Ohio
have been yIsitIg D"yiu Ge4rIg ana
guuv TO Iowa for visit.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17
j. .. Harbur
The Frog Hollow Items.

Hurrah for Theodore Roosevelt
After the returns Of the Election MAS
received there were many happy men,
lDcludiug some Of the Democrats.
Mr. G. G. Chapman and 500 Elmer
we're in Golden City Saturday sboppiu,
MIR. j. o Bsssel of Mt. Carmel was
helping q. l.. Howard of Frog Hollow
husklng corn last week.
Many people wern surprised at so
sudden change in the weather. We'd.
nesday especially for one of those Sunny
Southern States, but the frogs have Sc,
cured 4 WARM plao-.
Mr & l. Howard was pleasant caller
al Chspman's Sunday.
Mr.. Ben King assister Mr. Sherrock
uuteherlrg beef last Friday.
Dir Chas Hendrix and son jet, Of near
Goidrp Cily, left Sunday by cmisrl'iou
for PitIshnrg, Kan Jet expecting 10
eutr' tina Collrge there 5000.
Thanksgiving is rapidly approaching.
We all are glad TO celrhralo such dsy
which meaus good bit 10 vs., though
its tough of tho turkey.
Mr. Sherlock add Mr. Lowell drove over
10 the Ozarks east OF here last Monday
rrturuing the following Wednesday
bringing with them sone apples which
were raised over there this summer.
They are beautiful choice apple.
IML Eurn
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17
TALKED RURAL ndn school
Patrons OF fildisou TOwus hip Dis-
tr!"t Discuss The Question

Charter Oak school hlu-s 10 Madison
township was packed with pupils and
patrons last night, SOY. the Carriage
Press, the occasion being q de.i4htfIl
box supper, About 5000 was cleared
from the sale st refreshments.
The ieaturrot th" c,oning was a dis.
cussion by Frank Arnold aud Robert
Lacy, well knawn rural teachers, regard
ing rural high school for Madison
township sod vicinity. Eyo~y one
seomoi heartily IN favor Of !tho instiu'.
.nI"ltst'I5 .iil hk'iy b. tta IA soon
Tor securing un-.
Charter Oak schoo! is the center ~ a
thickIy POPULATED and rich farming
community aud i rural high school
would be- au important and no doubt
successful udiauct to the educational
facilities airo.dy there.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17
NEW YORK RACkE
THE STORE THAT'S UP AND DOING

Ladies' UNION suits heavier and ia.r !
real value 7Jc our price .... o.. Go
Ladies' onuita unionsuits the niece,
and best thing made lin cntlUL
regular l.2j values our pric &c.. IN,
: qt solid copper tea kettles the l,sj
aI......'. ...'..'......... 500
Solid copper tea kettle IA oa)noln.
ing better made the l.J0 kind VI,
at solid copper coffee pots tie
heaviest made, fines. finish 20,
I at solid copper tea pots Gs aboSl e.
This wcok We are getting in oar a,.
vance holiday line come in and ys'.>f,
yourself II we haven't tn" line, quai.,
and price then you haze the sl.,
leather 10 wear nut, Won cAn 20 con. n,t.
quality and prices with ths other is..oas
and convince yourself, that wedu Aati.
hilate all compotitinn.and that il UjwI,s
pays tu get It At tho
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17
Dublin Items,

Wash Sharp is helping Mr. Law mar
6e' apples this week,
Mrs, Rose called ou Mrs, Moylsu
Tuesday.
, ~ Z. Weber set out SO Lipcolu poar
treas last week, He now has ulce
orchard Of II pear trees all Lipcolu.
Two Of Jaspers young lsdiss, the
writer did not learn their nauee, visited
tho school Tuesday afternoon.
ooe Of Frank Shsrps borscs died.
Button Garner and wife entertained
a few Of their friends Tuesday evening.
Tue amusement was a social hop il hoe.
or OF Fred Weyer as he will return 70
Texas 10 few days
AlSA Dyson made a basiuess lrio 20
Carthage Saturday. .t
Get your Buggies repsinte.l 81 t.SEI !,
siou's Pad Hand Store.
Get 1t at the New York Racket
Sell your Boei hides 10 orandall Bros.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17
Hog Butchering

We are prepared to butcher
hogs amy and all sizes at reason
able rules, j. W Rouchor d Son
Before buying watches or
jewelry of amy ind sec II. c
Burch at Plus Drug Store.
New line just in.
just received Q car load o. .GenDiue
Michigan salt. We sell it by the bU! or
McCaslio,
Get It at the New York Racket
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17
Public Safe

John Derr, u well known farmer living
5 miles west and mile north Of Jasp-.
has advertised II public sale At his place
Tuesday, November - Among ,lnrs
things he will offer head Of horses, -
head Of cattle aud IL head Of hogs, Mr.
Derr expects Ia move to Pttsburg
shortly after his sale
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17
\ Surprise DINNER.
Ia Honor o. I:Nerlt Lsmey's Nine.
IeeHih 3lrthGay.

y surprise birthdty ujuIrr was gotten
NJ IN the haity nriGAburaool m honor
VI Eyortt lau ey - Ulr,hday Ihr sursls
all gaIhe.ed in aOuut ii o'cluck uud
dinner VAS served An eni yau.r ime
IS reported uy all. lhos- present Ncr,.
Mr aud Mrs. l., C., unI john Cordcr
and family, Mr. and Mrs. AHick, Mr.
aud Nh, l'"iseu Of jHstvr. Mrssr- Lux,
Dgo"u, Juhu Wentworth, Jotu tud
t'mcr ""chi Edd luu1., john SAosls
and Val" Corurr. Misses \ ice and
Anna Cordrr pfdasprr, Rach-, Gen her
E'a 'pd N!ra Wr,,h, L te N,ntXorth,
and JENNIE lIirncmru.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17
New EJr!. CITY, Nov. - 100

New York City, Nov. - l90l
The New Iurk H.cart
K Il CompheIl, Prop.s sJaspcr, No.
Dear Sir-.l haze d,cu,rI to make
your store my headquarters for the
holiday season ol 1901 ,Pleuce
toll all the boys and gnls to nd
dres; ne In your cJre aud | viii bs
ON hands Pro nptIy az tho nignt
ol Dee, 81 1904 Your Friend
Santa Clause
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17
COLUMN
Conducted by the W. {. 7. I.
The Other Side.

The othor side of the sign will read,
Jasper cont waut saloon
For such a thriving towu it viii 10
To let swell enough" alone.
The country people love 80 cpms
10 trade in a toWu +, "Dry"
Their butter aud oggi they can eas,g
sell
And everything good they can buy.
But saloon they Koow vol
Would have nothing u sell
But the yilest Of drinks ali nliHci up
And the best Of the boys would get mix
81 up too.
Aud pay very dear for their stuff,
YES, Jasper oan do without revenue
too.
1! il comes 10 her O'er tho lar way
For toVu VI hur siLu grove 18th
surprise
iu the "sAms old way" grow every da5.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17
Rural reachsrs Next saturdpn

The rural teAchers will hold theu
Inetting NJ the court hause next Sltur.
day, The regular music ,c5son viii be-
giSen and 9th fractures will begin.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17

", G, Tiller bought oi rhos, Il Tii!pr.
81 acres of land loratrd = 4. m,!cs spu.l
vAIt % jasper for tl,uDJ
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17

In the HhAensc Of Ihe pastor IN ucyt
Lords Day, the services al tho Chris.
iIsu church will be conducted BY Bro
Marion VsuppseE ussisted by others.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17
Card Of Thanks.

Ws desire 10 thauk tho friends and
nsighbnrs for their Kindness IA oar lr.
veut bereavement,
Il W. SHEEr' ANIt F.NuN
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17
A good 2nd hand
road wa 0op fop cola -,

A good 2nd hand
road wagon for sale CT
trade. G, S. BAILEY.
Did you see that ele-
giant line OF Heating
stoves at c. S, Bailey'sr
I can save you mon
ey on O. Heating Stove.
G, S. Bailey.
A good 2nd hand
buggy for sale or
trade. G. 3. Bailey.
II you want the best
Heating Stove on the
market, and one that
VIII save you 1-3 the
tuel, buy a Coles hot
blast of G. S. Bailey.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17
iiuutcrS Take NUlicv.

Tn" Farmers Protective Association
OF tossum Creek mrt Nov. lstL. Amca
Harvey was elected Pres. j. u. ngu.Lg.
wont, Sec'y, Any oue itu4d huutiug on
members premises will TO proseeutrd.
Any Que hunting iu thu community On
Sunday will be Tepatted.
liza by Order Of Associutiyn.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17
Just Arrived

We have just unIoaded nice new
Clean Car of MIchigur salt. Now
Is the line to get your sal to save
meat as this Car is some finer thai
We usually buy, aud is Just as good
Tor all other purposes.
Resp
j. ID, Hurbur,
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17

" you hGSa things you do not need
ssIi thcIH al the 2uu Hand store.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17

An Elegant lice Of Meu's aod Bnys
Pants cSn bo found at McCssiips,
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17

Home made cake at crsudall Bros.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-17
Letter List.

lou can ibuy tho best and cheapest t
underwear at the jasper Racket store.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-04-01
Smuggling in Oioen Times.

smuggling las very generally prac.
ticed in England in former times. A
London journal says: Hardly a fam.
lily upon u coastline has not a SNUG.
Cling record. Lord S~haftesbury,
father Of the philanthropist. sat at din.
ner at Heron our with the last OF
the Hooper FANNY, Chairman of Gus
toms, when, with a great shouting and
clatter, a cavalcade Of smugglers with
wagon loads of struggled spirits dash
ed Into view. Snaftesbury sprang to
the window and cailed to his host.
The cnairn an OF customs sat down
resolately with his back to the win
do~, nor would move until the last
echo OF the train had died away.
When, ten minutes later. a troop of
mounted excisemen pulled UP at his
door he was truthfully able to say
That he had seen nothing Of the law.
less ones"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-04-01
A Wonderful Discovery.

Broadland. S. D., March 2S-Ou;te
a sensation has been created here by
the publication of the story of G. W.
Gray, who, after a special treatment
Tor three months was PROSTATE and
helpless and given up to die with
Brlghts Disease. Bright's Disease has
always been considered incurable. but
evidently from the story told by Mr..
Gray, there is a remedy which will
cure 1t even in the most advanced
stages. This is what he says:
Il was helpless as a little babe. NV
wife and | searched everything and
read everything we could find about
Brights Disease, hoping that | would
be able to find a remedy. After many
failures my wife insisted that | should
try Dodd's Kidney Pills. l praise God
for the day when l decided to do SO
for this remedy mel every phase of my
and in a short time l was able
to get out of bed and after a few
weeks treatment / was a strong, well
man. Dodd's Kidney Pills saved my
A remedy that will cure Bright's
Disease will cure any lesser Kidney
Disease. Dodd's Kidney Pills are GER
ainly the most wonderful discovery
which modern medical research has
given to the world.