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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-12-28

We extend our heartfelt sympathy
to the people of Sioux City in the
great misfortune that has befallen
them, The davasta ed district will
doubtless be rebuilt, with fine and
more substantial structures. In fact
1t seems to have become a matter of
history that great fires help city as
much as great expositions hurt them.
Nevertheless the Sioux City fire means
great hardship to many people. It
means loss OF employment, loss of the
property gathered by years of toll, it
means many blasted hopes and de-
privations. Our sympathy is not for
Sioux City as a city, but for the man
and many individuals to whom the fire
has brought great hardships.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-12-28

Jim McKim gives it as his deliberate
opinion that you Ca. t beat a Houlihan
and there others of the same opinion.
1t seems that one of the worst delusions
of the Iowa sages was that the passage
of the biennial election amendment
would give us q rest from politics. The
ballot box may be temporary retired,
but the factional newspaper war goes
merrily on.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-12-28

CHAs. r. LooFBoRoUGH DEAD.
Telegraphic dispatches announce the
death of Judge Chas. F. Loofborough,
formerly of Council Bluffs, but of late
years of Salt Lake City. Many Deni-
son people will remember the Judge,
and all express regret at his death.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-12-28

A man is not going to get crown of
righteousness just because he gives
some poor fellow his old straw hat
along about November.-Ch Chicago Trib-
une
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-12-28
Wasn't Wise.

$50 you told Mrs. Cunningham
that she looked as young as her daugh-
ter. l suppose that caught the old
lady? B.-Yes, but it lost me the
daughter.-Stray Stories.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-12-28
4 BUSINESS BRIEFS.

M Ia
For SALE-Fine Plymouth Rock
Roosters-l00 to pick from.
81 MAT WIBLIsHAUSER
Girl wanted at the Dormitory.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Our large storeroom Is filled with
them. Combining Usefulness With
Beauty and Individuality, we cannot
enumerate here. Come in and see.
Come now.
c. F. CAssADAY & Co.
Garland OF Roses toilet water at
ScHLUMBERGER's Parmacy.
TAKEN UP EsTRAY.
Some six weeks ago there came to
our place one red yearling steer. Own
or call and prove property, pay damages
and take property.
81 JAS. OWENS.
FOR SALE.
Young Polled Durham Bulls Also
some steers and heifers coming two
years old. and few good cows En-.
quire of James Rollins, one and one.
half miles east of Denison.
Private money to loan on good
security. Inquire at this Office. 50-3t+
Christmas Perfumes at
SCHLUMBERGER's Pharmacy.
For SALE-9O acre farm 81 miles
north OF Denison, east side OF river.
For full information address
MRS. lola AINSWORTH,
Canton, I'll.
"A Denison Lady said: THAT 10
certainly most beautiful line Of Brush
q Combs sets, and these sets for Gem
tlemen are very Handsome
c. F. CASSADAY & Co.
STORM WINDOWS.
Parties desiring storm windows
should place their orders Immediately
with
JOHN FAsTJE.
"SHENkBERG" DISTRIBUTORS.
The undersigned are now the sole
distributors in Denison for the famous
.'Shenkberg" Smokers. These cigars
sell on their merits and can only be
purchased from us.
DENIsoN DRUG Co.
For Rent-One 12O acre farm and
one 80 acre farm, also one city lot for
sale. Inquire at this office.
CAB LINE.
The undersigned mas just secured a
line closed cab and caters to the puolic
for patronage. Cabs for private par 1
ties, to and from all trains, etc. Cali
up Laub's barn.
49, ]. MELTON
The best quality of Perfumes at
the most reasonable prices at
SUPERINTENDENT Pharmacy.
j. Fl. Tamm for plumbing and
heating. Repairing promptly attended
to. 48-tf.
japanese China, Russian China, or
any other kind. Makes no difference
which.side you are on. We can suit
you
CAssADAY s Co. 81
3 For Sale
Twelve thoroughbred Poland China
pigs for sale. All good long ones, and
a bargain. Also have Plymouth Rock
Cocherels for sale.
5l-2t* B. F. LEsHER.
PURE BRED POLAND CHINAS.
I have for sale is young Bears, mostly
April Farrow; they are heavy boned,
very dark, all round good pigs and are
all eligible for record.
A WHITEING,
Threemiles south east Of Vail, Ia. 81
SO
STORM WINDOWS.
Parties desiring storm windows
should place their orders Immediately
with
JOHN FAsTJE.
Headquarters for Perfumes at
ScHLUMBERGER's Pharmacy.
C Otto's 'Cubadura" is acknowl-
edged to be the best 10 cent smoke for
s cents, in town.
g. OTTO.
HOLIDAY RATES.
Dec. 24-25-26 and 81, and Jan. and
2. 1905, tie Illinois Central R. r. will
sell round trip tickets to all points on
their line within 200 miles at one fare,
and 'one-third for the round trip min
imum rate so cents.
Only one quality of Perfumes at
Schlumburger's Pharmacy and that is.
the best.
-LOsT-A Beaver collarette Find.
er will leave it at this office and re-
ceive reward. 51-2t*
A FEW BARGAINS
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-12-28
Practice yer.u, Preachinr.

PFactice Versus Preachfng.
you kin help de cause of honesty a
heap" said Uncle Eben, 'by preachin'
about it, but you kin help it hear
mo- by not danglin' roas' chicken under
hungry mans nose" Washington
Star.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-12-28

Did you have good Christmas? IT
you did it was because you tried to
make some one else happy.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-12-28

When the fool has made up his mind
the market is gone by.-Spanish Prov
CRIB.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-12-28

The worst bankruptcy is to lose
heart.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-12-28
Success Of the
Warbasse Jewe1ry
and Music Store

The success of this house in pi-
ano selling is pronounced. Why9
Because it sells only good, reliable
pianos on lowest margins pianos
are sold for.
Why Not Buy Your Pianos at
Home
and a piano that bears standard
and time honored name9 1t may
not cost you more than you might
have to pay for an Indifferent
make. Come and see US before
purchasing elsewhere.
We have number of pianos
and organs to select from-they
will surprise and delight you, not
only in quality but in price.
Cash ortime payments--instru-
ments delivered to your homes.
We have three slightly used
pianos al reasonable prices on
hand now. Call and see us.
Yours for Business,
J. l.. WARBASSE,
4 doors north Of postoffice,
DENISON, IOWA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28
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CORRESPONDENCE
WIARUSA. ...
z OWA1TOjNNA, Mimi Mimi,
Snono,nno Rn1aEnunf

S#-fz5=5z E@&&1Ia gSr@ 80 &65&t85%%
jake podr6zujjacy agent ,Gazl'eety
Polskiej" mia}bym rzeczywiisciie 5ppo o-
daG te korespondelncyee do ,,G5assetyy
Polskiej" lecz re abonenci licho sic
okazali, to podam do ,Wlarusa"
jake mego sasiada iSspodziewam sic
re ,Wiarus'' staremu abonentoW'i
ME .odmowi miejsca " swych la l.,
mach.
,Owatonna, Mimi, jest to prawdlaa'
ME wielkie miasto, watpie ely liczy
10 tysiecy ludnosci, lecz wygllaada
dosyc porzadnie. g.
Polakow W samem miescie jest
bardzos malo, moze okolol0ffaalmn1iilliiii;;
inni mieszkaja naokolo m nlss ma
Efarmach, lecz widzle6 ze dobr2ze sic
trzymajq, DO pobudowali pieknnyy
murowany kosci6fi wewnatrz pick
/ ME przyozdobili.
P~roboszczem Jest Wielebny ksiadz
EH;eronim Daszkowsk;, bardzo do
brze znany " Wlnonie, Mimi, kt6-
Ery sic bardzzo stara 9 koscio} j ozyni
II tH-Er4EhS EEG&E%s rS&HmEaH rrE1 - 4
wielNe przyggotowania ma obchod
kopstytucyiS Maja, "a co parafia-
ME go bardzo szanuja. j pomagajae
ABLY obch6d wypadf wspaniale.
Plebanii i organisty %jeszcze ME
ma leczz W kr6tkim czasie pobuduja
4 plcbania oko}o kosciola q orgganlist-
ka jest ~jeszcze bardzo m}oda, DO
tylko Is lat liczaca panienka, corka
pana Piotra Bros, kt6ra dosyG
)pieknie grac portrait. Polskieggo
1nteresu ME ma W Owatonna jak
tylko jeden polski salon, kt6reggo
wcale ME odwiedzilem, DO ME jes-
TEN przyjacielem salun6w q ze
~jeszcze dosy6 ziimno, to " ustach
ME sucho; my6le re gdyby jaki
Polak z kapita}em zafozyf tn jaki
interes, to by dobrze Wyszedf.
Jak juz powiedzialem, re tn je-
s,cze dosyGc zimno, DO wiatr j mroz-
no, to pomimo tego mad polskiemi
.familiami, bocian sic dosyc czesto
kreci j kominem wpuszcza nowych
przybysz6w, synkow j c6reczki, j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28
ZdrOWiOdajny kO )lr1',9li..
Jaka Jest r6znica mtiedzy
drzeWem a zo1adkiem.

Stosunek zo1adka do zdrowia jeyt
zupelnie odmienny Cd stosunku ko
rzenia do drzewa DrzeWo rosn1e j
rozwija sig v stosunku do SHY ko-
rzenia Jezeli atoli zoladek %niesspei1
MIA swejj czynnoSci, jak powinien,
jezell ME wYdziela podostatkiem
trzustku, kt6ry ma rsozzpasztczz;aa't i j,
ME trawid pokarm, albo gdy czyyn-
nosci zoladka SO zredukowane do do
tego stopnia, zeten plyn ME lDozzee..
sic zm1niieszac : pokarmlem, biada 9.
flarze! Apetyt ustepuje. pac5enltt
dostaje gorzklego smaku y ustash
i " gardle, doznaje5 ciiaglego ncz'.-s
cia przesytu, nadecia zoiaadiksa, ~
trudnienla, q nawet bicia serca A.
lie to ~jeszcze ME Wszystko. Zolaadsk
polacz ony jjestz m6zggiem ~
klein pacierzowym q pomocae sjys ste.
mu nverwow,.ego, . wszelka jego nie-
dyspozycya wywoluje Dol gl,wy,
zawr6t i og5lne os}abienie. Co ma ma
my czypi6? Usychajacy korzen Cd
zywiemy "a pomoca podlewania 81 ".
czynmy TOT Same ! Z zoladkiem. Se-
very Bitter zo4adkowy dziala ma
ten korzen. Pobudza on delikatDa
b}one do wydzlelania trsustku, n
.suwa przeszkody czynno6ci, zapo-
biega rozwolIieniu, wytwarza 40
bry apetyt j pomaga trawieniu, wy
~twarzajqc Dowa bogats krew,
wzmacnialac zarazem cialo umysf.
seyery Bitter Zoladkowy leczYY
dyspepsye, zapoblega Vszelkim ME
regularnosciom i wzmacnia cefy sy.
stem.
Pan Ludwlk Krotz 2 Irwin, Pa.
powiada:
,,Przez d1ugi czas cierpia4em ma
niestrawno66 bole6ci " zofadku-
Udawalem sic Q pomoc cd jedueggo
doktora do drugiego, ale laden ME
m6gl mi MIC poradzi6 Pc zuzy,ciu
jednej butelkl Severy Bitteru 70
zupelnie wyzdrowiafem'
seyerY Bitter Zeladko~y zapo
blega chorobom j jest nznany ogg6l-
ME jake tonik ola powracaiacys:h
do zdrowia. Cena SOC. j $l.on. Ma
sprzedaz we w~szystklch apteka,t:1b'
albo wprost pc wys}aniu nalezy,o-
Sci u w. F. Severa Co, Cedar Ra
pids, Iowa. "a obstalunxi poczaaw
sly cd $..6e piaclmy koszta pr2ze-
sylki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28

arprzsss.lss IS Ig
tint bosiian pyramid u
monions
ooireczks ozego sie wstiieelceeIrradaais
Pan sszy1mon Wokniaa onistIl
koopytaa, leo ecz nie kohslkieggo ty me-
llutdLzlkdii.eeggo, Prraeeujje paainn'a y.
s3Mrok TX nnistrz kowsailP sotarra
81 4 kohskie kopyto dobrse Ppsopdllkluse
3upiskni6, tak pan szyynao no 81
Eniak bardzzo dolbrrze potrasfi l laaazlEas
Enoge, choeby byla co oll'lF'gSs,l
iprrzez.swo-
|j9 piieklkna robote, prostyy illhaa6 dnyy}5
Ekssta9t nadat, niechze ,go Psollaategy3
.dobrze popierajjaa, DO na g z zlsal''g
M6gIbyy,m sjjeszcze daleko.Wvieecej
pisaG 8 tuteiszych. Polakach, lecz
ME chce sobie drogiego czasu mar.
nowa6 j L zanownemu WiarnsoWil
wiele miieijspcsa zabra6, kt6re ma in me
wv,azne sprawy potrSebuje.
ZNuszanowaniem
w. RADOMSKI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28
Nassz ~podr6z'i,ullacy
agent pan ,'o jl'''''''1'g 81
T~leszlewicz bedziz';;ii:e,es|I5k 70
Iektowal " CriT ! e.. !. ]
Milwaukee, Wis 4. it, IT,

~Podr6zujAcy agent
pan w. "A. Radoms'kli
kolektuje :obecnie D. "a "a
Wiaru,sal, " MiDinIetso-
Gle Wiseonsinie. Ia
legajacy abon ''' "a
cza na jego rece =
z%aufanie1n zlozyc "a
plate.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28

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4 WIAD]OlMOsCl
M.I][]ElJSCOWE.
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Z:
"A MARGIN GosToW'
SKI byl v niedziele v nadz'
wyczaj dobrym humorze :
powoduol 4 m a ,leagionisty
kt6ry zawital do jego domu.
W Z G DNI]ACH ode.
bralismy= z:6piewni.
ka p. t. ,,Wyb6r Piesnl Marc
dlowych" czest druga, kt6 Or
zebral :vyda1 ?. |. NJ. 70
ian, v :. Buffalo 81! n. Y. Ksiaz-
ka ta zlalwiera arye ! plesnl
narodowe i kosztuje: 75c.
Geese pierwsza j druga ra-
ZEN kosztuje $1.25 AdreE J.
NJ. R6zan, 1876 Fillmore kve.,
Buffalo, N. Z.
sTRl0Jtz1, ..dziczy1ny adolf
Blazik aresztowa} Franc Ska
Weh BIZ Z La Crosse, ft6ry
polowa} PREY jeziorze FErgget,
niedal,ek 81: Ia Ia Crescent: Web
man osadzony zosta} nj "a
< q is 5,,4ktdr y .gR n g
/ w i: ! t@ z % J mus s.
re- odsiede1iMies6 ~wspowiatdwem
.Wiezieniu ". Houston.
m st6w.
kompalnii kolei Norwdtern
przybyli we czWartek id WI
nony i obejrzeli most Two
dzony, kt6ry %powiadaja lest
" dobrym stanie j prafuje
doskonale. Most ten JEST O.
gladany kazdego foku i Jaw
SEE sic dobrze pf zedstawia.
MA ROCZNEM posiedze.
.niu rady miejskikj we VITO
rex zesz}ego tygoR nia, obec-
|ni byliis wszyscy czlonkow,ie
i zostali z wyjatAem komi-
Sara ulic dotychcF asowi u
r'zednicy ma nowo pbrani, n.
p. James K. simRs son pre-
zydentem rady mieiskiej; Mi
chal Liberia, Vice-prezy,den-
tenn; Paul Kemp, rekorderem;
W. A. Finkelnburg, adwo-
katem miejskim; G.. P. Col
man, inzynierem miejskim;
S. P. Berthe, komisarzem wo-
dy; S. 7, Castey, pomocni-
Klein komisarza woody; Otis
Abel, komisarzem ulic; PAM
Mary Boynton, komj s. U
Pr. Edward Reyes,
czlonkiem rady zdrowia; =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28

ce ems Is az yl1'IalI z; I q
q. Ra al3iIlt a. a robot / llliic,z,1'
" s sunni, $50 Is l5.i "a ostIaltaniiIee
diva tygodnie u ga w
Wyplacit. sprawozdania
Roczne City Reeor p ! Sc
ia policy, s7'effa# stray po-
zarnej kom nis Z woody
||prze,dllioz,on Az 7 e's ! a. ak
TOW Wciaggniet e.
Aldermrllano n przyyzzanrra9lnp'
kazdemu "a ego us}ugi " I'd
ku zeszlym $1,000 prezyd,en-
tow rady miejskiej $500 - ],
|Prezydent Simpson wybral pa
|rok biezacy komitet nastepp-
|jacy:: komitet finans6W, LIB
5ra Hess, Rowan, Miller j Nj
cha1owski;kom .zakupna Hess
Reuss j Helm; komiet ulic|
Micha1owski, Helm j Miller;
komitet. woody: LiberA Hess
Taras, Reuss ! Micha}owski;
.komitet ognia: Helm, Micha--
lowski, j Rowan; komitet
,prawa: Rowan, Hess j Miller
zdrowia:: Tarras, Hess.
Liberia, Millerr iMichalowski;
:komitet ubogich; Hess, Tar
ras j Liberia; komitet oswie-
tlenia: Hess, Liberia, Rowan,
Miller i Mlichaiowski; komi-
tet licencyi: Raus, Libef ia j
Rowan; komitet skrapiiania
ulic:: Miller, Michalowski j
Helm; komitet mostu: Liberia,
Helm i Reuss; Posledze-
ME odroczono DO poniedziaf-
.ku.
W NJ EDzIEL.F % po1ud-
nnIiu 6lub owall sobie dozgon-
ma milo Sc v kos ciele Sw.
1stanis}ava Kostki Piotr Lor-.
bieckii 4nn mamma Schneider.
.Wiel: Ks probos;zzo Pachol-
ski po1ac3yl mloda pare.
czrEH 9 slawn ,yehw1o-
czeg6w George Hendriks,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28
W'szystkie NV
WE WTOREK polacz,

WE WTOREK polaczeni
zostali wez}em malzenskim "
kosciele sw. J6zefa Piotr Mar
chlewicz j parma Helena Neu-
mann 2 Marshland. Pan
Marchlewicz gdy Wracal "
|piatek 2 Marshland 0 9.tej
godz. Wieczorem do Winony,
|niedaleko mostu, pc stronie
|Wisconsinskiej zastapilo mu
.droge dw6ch lobuz6w, zadajac
niego pieniedzy, kt6re ma
|przy sobie. Marchlewicz mial
|Nieksza sumo pieniedzy,
Wyjal woreczek
kt6rym sic znajdowa1o O.
p6itora dolara j te imod-
DIAL. w tenn samem m%iejscu "
|zeszlym roku zamordoWany
Izosta} czloWiek n1azWils!kkii len
..Hylyer 2 IoWy.
/ E KS.
DASZKOWSKI Z Owatona,
Ebawi1 ma poczatku bierzacego
.tygodnia W naszem miescie.
Nv Owatona, odbedzie sic "a
staraniem wiei. Ks. Daszkow-
.skiego obch6l majowy v
sam sam, dzjed 8. maja, We VITO
rex:
OBCH0D konstytucyi
.trzeciego Maja, odbedzie sic
u mas " dolnej hall kosciola
.sw. Stanislawa Kostki v ME
.dziele dnia 8. Maja, wieczo-
rem.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16
MUCH WANTED MAN
TAKES FLYING LEAP
Claude DEAN Suspected of
Recent Holdups.
ESCAPES THREE POLICEMEN
Officers Arrest Man at Room
in Hotel.
ESCAPES THREE POLICEMEN

Claude Dean a young man who is
probably responsible for the numerous
burglaries and hold-ups committed in
/ Wichita during the past few days. made
a daring escape from the police yester-
day morning by leaping over the stair
/ banster from the third floor at the Vel
lington hotel. and making his escape from
: the hall beneath.
/ Dean has been under the suspicion OF
! the police as he TALES exactly with the
descriptions furnished by the men who
! were held up last Saturday and Sunday
nights. The officers found that Dean
roomed at the Wellington and yesterday
morning about FIVE o'clock officers Mills,
Crawford and 4rable went over to the
hotel for the purpose of making the ar
rest.
Officer Mills went to his room and said
that ne must get up. as they wanted
him. The young man denied that his
name was DEAN and insisted that it was
Gordon He began dressing and officer
Mills left the room and stepped into an
adjoining apartment to speak with an
other person 1t was then DEAN saw his
one chance for escape and took swift
advantage of it. He sprang through the
door. caught the bannister. threw himself
over and escaped. AS it was not then
daylight. no one noticed his escape and
pursuit was useless.
Officer enable. who was in the adjoin-
ing room, heard the noise when Dean
jumped and he rushed into the hall. A
man standing in the back of the hall said
that some young man had just jumped
over the banister to the lower han. It
was then that the officers knew that the
man they were after had escaped
Upon investigation of Deams room
later in the day, number of articles
were discovered that have been stolen
during the recent burglaries Among the
things found We're 81 in pennies. taken
from bank in the residence of Gus
Ma this on Monday night; also chisel,
skeleton key. file candles and an inhaler
that could be used for ether or chloro-
form. When these articles were found,
the officers were positive that Dean was
the man who has been at the bottom of
tt recent -obberies
The police say that DEAN undoubtedly
had a pal. who worked with him but
as yet they have been unable to locate
his partner. although they have a fair
description of him
Claude Dean formerly resided in Wich-
ita but left the city about six years ago.
He has returned just recently and was
supposed TO be young man or ordinarily
good character.
Chief Burt said last night that the
chances of capturing the fugitive were
small. as he must have left the city i'm
mediately after his escape from the hotel
yesterday morning. He also said that
there could be no question but that DEAN
was the person who had been making
things lively for the belated pedestrians
during the week and was responsible for
the three recent burglaries.
Three hold-ups and three burglaries
have been traced directly to DEAN and
the officers are very much chagrined at
his eScapa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16
FOR STATE TOURNAMENT.
Team to Be Selected by Wichita Gun
Club at Shoot Today.

The members of the Wichita Gun club
will hold practice shoot his afternoon
al the traps on their College Hill grounds.
The Kansas state tournament will he
held this year at junction City. May 8, 4
and >. and arrangements are being made
for a team shoot between CLUBS from
different cities in the state. Each club is
to be composed of three or five members
to shoot At fifty targets per man, ana
the winning team will he awarded sew
eral valuable prizes. an automatic trap.
fine shot gun and other articles besides
money. Wichita has number of crack
shots. and at The shot this afternoon the
team to represent this city will be Sc
lected.
In addition to the team shooting. handi-
cap events viii be arranged this after
noon. and also events in which THOSE who
have not shot over the traps regularly
viii he given opportunity to t-y their
craftsmanship at clay birds. The club
extends a cordial welcome 10 all lovers
of the gun to attend their meeting. The
trap Is located just east Of The old golf
club house. two blocks south OF the Col
lege Hill car line. Guns and ammunition
can he obtained on the grounds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16
SCIENCE SCORES AGAIN.
a Preparation That viii Destroy the
Osndruf Germ Discovered.

Finally the scientific student has dis
covered certain remedy Tor dsncra1.
When 1t finally became known THAI dan
drum j. the result OF a germ OF para
site that digs into the scalp and saps
the vitality u hair NJ he root. causing
falling hair ard badness. biologists ser
10 work u discover some preparation
that VIII Kill the germ After a year =
labor in one laboratory. the dsn5ruT
germ destroyer was discovered, and Il
i now embodied in Neworos Hs-picide-
II prevents badness. stors falling hair
and speedily eradlcateS da1drlS De-
stroy the cause. you remove the effect
Sold by leading druggists Sad lsc IA
stamps for sample 70 The Herpicide 60.
Detroit. Mich Moore Drus Co, SPECIAL
agents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16

Gehring x Higginson's offer Is made 10
convince you of theiC faith in Mi-o-ua.
This faith is the outcome Of actual kDowl-
edge Of the results following the use or
this scientific. resh-formiuE food. simply
take yhis coupon 10 their store. and as
an evidence OF good faith. deposit nifty
cents with them. for which they win give
you a receipt II Mi-o-na fails II cure
dyspepsia and give an increase in weight.
Gehring & HigginSon viii refund the
money and the loss VIII be theirs. II YOU
say the trial has not been satisfactory
there will be no questions asked. but the
money you deposit with Gehring & Hig-
xiuson VIII be retained al once.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16
REGISTRATION CONTINUES SLOW
Only Eight Persons Registered All
Day Tuesday.

Although but ten days remain in which
to register FOR the spring election. only
eight persons entered the Office Of the
city clerk yesterday for the purpose Of
having their names placed upon the
books
out Of the thousands who usually reg
lister and who viii no doubt register this
year there have been 1885 names placed
upon the registration books. city Clerk
Leland said yesterday that the number
was unusually small for such short time
before The closing Of The books As
usual thing. the names number into the
three thousand mark few days before
the final rush begins
one thing Is evident. that the vo;e viii
be very small or there will be . mighty
rush during the Few DAYS preceding the
closing OF the books.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16
Accident and Health
Indemnity Policy

The ocean Accident < Guarantee co.
writes the most liberal policy that's writ
ten.
Death hy accident
Loss of eye limb arm. hand. foot. one
or both
Dosbie weekly accident indemnity
single weekly accident Indemnity.
Weekly health indemnity.
Payment doctor bHl narse hire. hospi-
tai expenses
Investment fndeTnnity
PoIcr free from techriraiitie~ and re-
strctions. being "a clear. straightforward
agreement 70 pay
Phone ne OF cali ard talk with ne
about L.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16
ARRANGEMENT ARE MADE.
Program Of Select Knights ard Ladies
Bal ThuredaH

Forest City Lodge of Select knights and
Ladies viii give their annual ball in Hart
mans haH on East Douglas avenues OF
Thursday evening Both % the commit
tee appointed to arrange for the ball have
completed their work and the success q
the Select Knights ana Ladies ball for
40 = assured
Several balls given heretofore have hefl
held in the lodge room. bat this year Il
was decided to secure hall IL which 10
give The annual event
The music will - furnished by BAN
berzer'S orchestra directed b. G. o
Alton. The following Is the program q
iae dance;
Grand March Bachelor Maids
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-16
Sc SWEETEST in Town ,
Have You
Heard It?

The latest popular two step out They
are all playing H. pont fail TO get a
copy. At all music stores.