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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner c Thomas, a Surrogate os the County Of New
York Notice IS hereby given to all persons having claims
against Maria l. Cheesman, late OF County OF New
York deceased the with vouchers thereof
to the subscriber at his place OF ansactng business
the Office Of Dexter Osborn Gillespie. Broadway
Borough Of Manhattan in The city Of York on or
before the 22nd day OF June
Dated New York. the l7th day o. December. 1908
TIMOTHY MATLACK CHEESMAN Executor
DEXTER. OSBORN & GILLESPIE Attorneys for Er-
ecutOr. Il Broadway. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14

~ Of an order Of Hon. T. Fitzgerald surro-
gate Of County OF New-York. NOTICE is hereby
% persons having claims against GRANVILLE
". GARTH. deceased, late Of the County o York
with vouchers
er her place q transacting business, the OF
Harrison & Byrd No. 80 Wall Street. Borough o
haitian in the city Of New York before The
Of September
Dated New York third day OF MARCH, 1904
LILLE INCOME GARTH, Adininistratrtz
Harrison & Byrd Attorneys for Administering, 90 wall
Street, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14

- Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate the County Of New
January 1904 Notice given
a persons having claims A CUTLER
late Of County York deceased, present the
the subscriber place
business, No 220 Broadway CITY
New York Borough Manhattan, oh or before the
o. September
GEORGE r. WE rs, Err EIeuctoE, etc
JOHN AITKEN. Attorney for Executor No. 22O Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14

Abner c. Thomas. n Surrogate of the County n,
Notice IS hereby persons he
claims against Francis Crawford late Of the County Of
New York, deceased, present the WIT vo,cN
thereof the subscribers their place OF
acting business the Office OF Fettretch. Silkman
seybel, No. - Park Row Times Building in Tne
City OF New York Borough Of Manhattan. on ~
the first day OF July - 'e
Dated New York, the 2ith day OF December raa,
JAMES c. CRAWFORD,
WILLIAM Z. DILLER, : IAecutors
FETTRETCH SILkMAT Sc SEYBEE. Attorneys FOR
Executors. II Para Row, Borough OF Manhattan
City Of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14

Abner G Thomas. Surrogate OF the County ct New
hereby given
Against Alice Mills Law. late Of the County OF New
i - IGacs nc "h HotcI ets theTe-
leo Broadway. IN the city Of New York. or before
the 1st day Of June next.
Dated New York. the 2Oth day Of November 1903
ALFRED W. LAW, Executor
SETH b ROBERTSON. Attorney for Executor. IS Nassau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14
SurTOgates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County 0;
claims against Homer W. Nichols, late of County Of
New York. deceased, to the same, vouch-
subscribers. their place
acting business. the Office OF Taylor Anderson q
Seymour. their Attorneys. No. 80 Wall Street In ths
CITY Of New York. before the SOth day October
Dated New York. the gard day OF April 1904
SARAH ANN NICHOLS, JAMES WALLACE MICH
TAYLOR ANDERSON & SEYMOUR, Attorneys for
Executors. IS Wall Street. Borough Manhattan
O York.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13
GlncS NHntcn svitpe Tabrt
iiir'S 2cbeU.

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=. 8romn Yen Yeespiilr, Sno., illf0lBe
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9isw Discovery fir ric Nns;ebruih
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munDtrbare Mispisin trahte lrtprtiae
ginetrunS berbei unp furirte ibn auh
balr parnah. @r lhrfitt: a9h fHIafe
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mlrpige &uren pen gungen- nno {oalse
leipen @rirpe, Yneumrnia unp Ghrine<
iutht bspciirn, rap tie uufetlbar lit.
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ranticrt prn s. g. 8ainsbereer, Apo
thcter. Nrpteflaibcn fret. Sn 0tains<
terAers aprtbete pirp ocutltb 9elprcz
6tn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13
stacS 9cgen ibtt.

@ettldaeris, aucin unr cerladen. Das
mar IN tur;sm rer 3ultanp zines alten
Srlputen 9tamens s. s. 5arsns In
&srlaiaes, 8. 6Rr Satire mar CT NIT
9lierenlsipsn bctaItet unp meper Dpf=
trrcn ned Meoisin tcnnten itm Gince>
runs serlAaden. 5hlieBliA sebraudte
er electric Sittsrs. Gieie baIFen tbm
auf ric Setne in fur3er 3eit, unp iebt
lalt er: sd Fin auf Dem 0ese 3ur
ppllit1npigcu ojeneiuua." Da lie etne
grcBe Nsrpsn<SontF fnp, werben iie Die
9lerYen lt1rten uno bas Ssltem auf=
tauen. Gtcnic fiir Nasen< unb eebers
teipen, Gerpauunssbel ldwerben nnt
Sartlsittsteit. electric Bttters 1T pp.
litip garantirt. 9lur 80 cts. bel s
y. NniuSterger, NpptGster.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13
Wrun0eiaenentlums llebertraaAng.

SO. 8. abams sn g. G. gaius, unsetbeilte 9dlTlc
so GGer, SDIbeu, 81
6, 20 9orter gu anna 30. Barter, 9beil Got 5, in
9otter6be(s no. Netp 9bilabelpio, $500.
Saunub y. uno y. s. Srimm 5u Beai D 1aberg.
9beiuot 81 uno So, sselp Qbilabclplio, $l2uO.
93aieutne gBenS Su Gmtl Sbereie 25. Steiuer,
20ll0O Sder 2optr 1855
lBIliam Neiubor: su Suiepb Gnbres. Get 4, Gla1i's
Mb Wep Bbt aoelpbla $J15
elIie g. 2onnbeD az s. R. SOGnion srtS 40 pno
Soepb Oie@artnsp su Gouliiiipudrs ppn Gnsearopas
Gountp, $40 Ader sSarren &olpuIbtp, fir StraBeis
Smede 81.
Sloaf Spfes an GpnlmiIiiradren bon suscoralpaS
Gpnnp, Sauo aDarrtn SppuIbp, fiir Straben
3medc, 81,
ebarfc5 gortles gu SpIepb glidensberier. abeiGpt
s. >. Sinarb 8n Ws. 5. a9r9bt Got u, gluf 28,
3ennipr, $llOU.
Woianna @aaor 8u gsalter G. es9aor 42 gder
S9arp sp.s su Gbriftopber geute. "a eo!loo gder
2DDer, $500.
Sbomas 70. Gobiniou gu lsobala 9obinipu. gder
Miarg s, unit SO. 6, 9iran su 9amuel gpeiib, $50
Ider, $3.50.
Bbpebe g. unb g1.rman SO Scptt su Sholuos 81
Me8ee aHcillot 33, Sargeats 9prt9era 40, Welu
@mma 8drtsl gu 1arpep 6. wnor abeiaot 24o, $50
PSI nno a52. Oooer, $500
goparO 4ete9,s gEeeators gu Gorrsit So1niOn Got
albert Sobnt Su Slane st. &lpleD Sbeiapt H. 4,riers
ao, ubrifSpile. $l40o.
u. w. Gracp Mte Z. Y. gHtllpn 3u SJnhiS ItQt5te
Got ~. 8parb Of Irabe ao., Bplpar. $780,
SO. Dt. TracD Ino s.. 6. Mttipn Su AlpbsnS Wtatbie
2et 81, 9paro OF 2raee 40. YpIipur. 800
Saoc 3. Ste.oart sn 5emcs @lliuopb. 2pt IL, @laB.
grlp, $40.
2tnleuiiE RenNaro au George SO acunarb Got O.,
Suffs l. Qe. NelpcDmerstplpn $3.50
Glen Nnherman au Orange 20. Guslib, &ot7, Sane
g. Mb., NeD pbilnbeipDia $50.
&iie o. uub 3olepb ", Gt,ifmafer jill Wlarp g.
DITTO, Ipeot 327 uiib 32S, yeip Ybtlanelpba $3.50
1teobore sannug su u, 9. Ssaa, Got 80, 5ilinore
$1,000.
Ganiel Gefegbatber an @iaiom s.. g9sif Got 10.
Siarfs Iafter,l Nb. 9telu 9bilnbelpbia. $780,
elmer 8, Ybrip.S Aomntratur gu y. VI, GarotbcrS
80 slder, 9paibngtnn, $3.50.
Subu ~. Sing 81 seiuis 8. Whler. 81 oellOO ader,
Erlpro $3.50.
Suhn s. 0pap All stodbel Sc aidetts Got GO,
Snc,BerS ab.. Neio Bbiluoelpbta, $500.
Ieprge 9, aaarner 81 Jraat y, WIsaloanc Ebfiapt
s, Waiiis Ab.. 9leln HGlidbeipbia, sl75y
altItS enb sn 9enrDs. Sab, lei 59l U0 sider, &np'
renee $500.
maraaretb sanua at 8. @ gam, ss!ioo ader.
Wiiil. 5000.
1be 9eapsream grai 60. ou sbt GIep,lanb & gifts.
burg 3tp. Co., lluioH $40.
syrebfrtd iinnfhauier 5u 60 8. Aiar. Got % Gbnng
peticber llno Splretter's 10. Doper, Sl600
6prare g. Cole su 9pniter .. 6ribble &ot 81.
Yrpds's |, Mo.s yltl6paie $eu0.
-. +
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13
@inter : 1tnt(rHciocr,

Dies 1T Ole Jahres3eit, rpenn Jhr CUTE Dins
ter r.llntcrfleioor braucht uno mir fonneu Gudt
ia9en, oof MIR ole Sorte haber, Ole Gud, rparln
halt uno prets1piirot9 it,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13

alhrnnirt auI ben Der badter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13
GrcnrInNCu oer .. & =.
Giicnn0tln.

GpsSiole 5onuto9s=grcurIionen nad
Gleuelono iilr ST. 50 ilber bic 9. & 8.
@iIenbubn. Sic 3ii9e UerlaNen 9telu
pbilooelpbia Mtprgeus rm 8.45 uno
9eDen Nben0S $50 uon @lepelano ob.
90
Nad Dem suosn nno 6lomsIten
mernen YuIisOIsrn jeoeu oritteu 8iens=
tag in ieosm Mouot bis gum Is. No=
uember lebr billige Sifets tiir einIobe
6abrt pertNuNt, %
NaG sioen, GuomeIten, Melten
uno gtorbmeIten. Hunofabrt- Sifets
fur Sslmla0er, Qillti9 q Sage. am /.
unb 3. GOnneritaq i'll jeOem Wonat big
gum Is. NopembT. 70
Nnh Der Q9eltaustcllung III Ct.
2ouis, Sniion. 8jtets, out bls gum
Is. Gessmber. iOtuie 90 3oye 3ifsts,
Is &oge 3lftt5 gu oen uleori4itsn
Yreilen. 81
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13
Stc1acrtsoti3.

IS wilo pltrnit 9toti5 gsge6ell, ooE
0lie Sttuern, Die IN 0as GountD S0aB-
omt einbe3aDIt merOen miiIIen, in iOIr
0enDer Wsi'e entribtet m.roen milHen:
@n Strui5uIdI00 DOn Is prc5ent
miro npn cntn Styueyn erboncN, Ole
ni6t bssoblt linh, menn Ole Set Der
@inaublunH Iilr Die It3ember .Gteuern
Uerfloilen lit.
Gin @trdfsuidio9 bon Is Mrcseut
miro bon ollen Steutrn erboben. Die
ni6t beSublt lino, mean Die 3eit Ger
@in5ablun9 fir Die SUM- Gteuern per-
floKen 1T.
I'm bic obioen GtroIen au pstmeiosn,
1T es notbtDenoig, Die Steuern 3meimaI
i'm Sabre prompt gu be5ablen.
5eftion 2844 Der repioirten 8efebs
bon Sbio ma6t es Dem @ountp Nuoitor
our 4flidt, bieles 8eIeb Ourbaufji0ren.
Nelp pbiIa.. s. s. 6ernisii,
%. Sept, 1904. Nuoitor.
ii.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13
@aS LIT Oas 2cben?

5dliebli6 ,peiB gliemanp, atsr mir
riRen bed, paB es unter itriftem Ge@
iese III. SerleBc biefeS @efeB nur leiht
nno Sbmersen felseu. unreselmabiaes
geben pernrlaGt, paB bic Sreane au6er
Grenung eeratben, nit S6pinoet, Rii-
dcn1tmer3en, geterleipen unc Ger~
eauunssldwade. Or. Rings Rew Qife
pills MAIDEN allen Dielem Elm Gnee.
Sic itno nunperbar Bel Der Nuf bauuna
Der @eiunbbeit. Das Gjelp wiro 3uriifs
eritattet, penn fe ni6t furiren. Sur
25c. In Der Npptbefe BON s. 3. &ainS-
berser.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13
6ettabeue
Der
&retSgcrtd)tS Sibnugen
int Sabre 1905.

Stnrt Chin
fYiiniter GrriS9eri6tS=9itrift.
gs lit bsrmit ongeoronct Bag Die 5crmjne RES
GrciSQeridts Der nerlie0enCu GDuntteS III 6teIem
oeuanntc &reiie fir ba5 Zj0br 1875 foieenocrmQ5eH
beIttHtiitt ieitt iOien:
Tsnriislo 6nnnts.
Sin TotrfielA County an 10 '9anuor unb ONT 20
SeptCmber.
Ridlaaa GurntJ.
Sn Gidlaub Gountp an H. %}onuar unb an, s. Sep.
temtcr.
aSaRuc County.
Sn gaoOue Gountp an a. f5c0ruar uno Oil 26
Gepiemher.
Su Stort eouutp ON %. Jebruor unb ont g.
Gttope.
auor Guunte.
Sin Gnor @puutp ON 81, Wtar5 unb ant 10, Sftos
eiding Gnantb.
SIN eidiuj Gountp am 28 Dsdr5 uno AM II. St-
@usfiueGm Gcua.p.
SIN Mustiu9um Gpunp ont Is ApriI uab cm "a
Ottober.
WargGn County.
SIN Morqau Gountp anl 25. 9pril uub oln 13. 30.
oember.
gerrD County.
Sn gerrp eountp am 2 Ilat uno ont 2s Hos
nember.
al5lsnh County.
SIN Nfblanb gpuntp am 8. Mat unb am 2l, Ros
Dcmber.
COLLECTION Gauntp.
Su Goibpeton Gonutp aut l6. Ntai uno am 81.
SttDber.
0oImes County.
Su 6plmcs Gpuutp ON 23. mat uub Ont Z. Nos
pelnber.
Tusearamas County.
SIN Guscaraluas GouutD am 30 Mtoi uno ant
IL. Geeember.
Tnrrnlu Gnuutg.
SIT Murro,p Gunutp am 6. Snni una aii T. Ee'
seuber.
Gelamare County.
SIN Gefaipare gountp on, 15 SUM- uno am 10.
2etenber
@enannte Eerniine beeinueri Inn upr @orm,ttoss.
20. Scpten,6er 1904,
81. W. 8nerhee5.
M. s. SDnabue,
9. z. Megarin,
Hi1ter
Gtaet Ohio. %
guScaraipaS spuntD. 90
I'D, Spbn 80. Sia. Glert bes 9reibsseritbt3 in nno
iir 3usearaipas GountD, Ohio, beidrineae b1ermtt
bab oaS Wprcbenhc ee getrene nno rtbtige Ibid)rif
Der Griaiualbettmmungen nber bic 5ernttne flr bic
gtbbnltnmaen Der ssreiSgeridt$sS sSisunaeu ir s. See
ritsbesrf pm Ohio iiir bns Sabr 1905 M tpie ioide
lest IN leiner GfFire prrliegt
llnterihrift nnb baS gigc beS genannen GeribtS III
9.sm 1biaodbia, Cbtp, am "a. Septsn,ber y 3,
1901
(sieacI) Sebn 70. sin. elcrf
per ". IS. aiairs, glerf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13
0oma 0rie0sid,aatptak.

gnenounq anF oenl Rriea aslhouplaB 3u
fe il. @eWrol 2llrnpaitin bat einen
aoQesbeEebi erlallsn, mprin er ertlirt,
oub er lebt fart aenul sn lctn aluibt,
inn Die Slfsniiue eraNeifen su tOnnen
uno lpie aus iesben einqetrnIfene
Nahrifteu erhellt. lplt er befeits Die
GiRnfipe ergrillsn MO bat Die lupa.
nilbsu 2inien bereiis bft BtutlllphB.
eriptQreih ourd)brohen. Sic 6rcnt
Der cSapaner butte eine Qdn1e BON etua
50 Wte,lyn unp rriirtfte lih nod s lien
ouldo Oentai, mdlTtlth liz ltnh 9seltthI
bis gum 6uu NluB gina, sSn perlhp
ee,leu Gharmiigelu, Die lett Dem 4. Dt.
tDber itattfanoeu. Dtroen Die Sapaner
suriifgeordn0t mo an 6. Sttobtr 0e=
luu9 Is Den Niilen, ME @iltnbnblplto=
tiOn @bathe, Is 9lleileu liioIid nnn
Miuoteu QeleQen, luisnsr su heslcbFn,
uno eas Standardization HhllQ los
fort cine Bride iiber ben Sbofbe 5SlnB,
um ros NororuQen Ill srltlhtern. 1Sn-
sluilhen oronq tieneral Ntithrnlps
nit Ieiren Gpiaftn III iiiomstIlbsr
MldtunQ bis su oel Oental aRnen upr
uno brahte net oSnpdnern nerFhiebene
shiuppen bel. Ser midtlAfe 3uIoms
menltoR erfol9te bel Sentliopube. mo
es ben IuNen oelona, ole osopo1er nit
bepsutenoen Nerlulteu uus ihrer QoIi=
tion AZ perDr6naeu nm sl,r Tdumuno
Der etoot III 3lpinQen.
,,,,,
Sle "efi.Ine oet @u'lsl' .uu'tn 81 @ nmosz
oe'lteno. Sie etooerun" ,;t. cuu ee'i''.a. >Is
phge W"rre OopNa~ F'"'pa'.'o,, uub o's
,sopahst e'Hrn Du9e'' '"'' ,su m;..,p,n. n''s ,.
o'e SoAe 'e9t 't,!o' Dtu,..'pl 1. IDt.o'''
1onnle' ','o' pt'e'''os p"''s"; =: 'oHuh u's
"u''eH ~" 3" e'l'"'''s" VT 7'""'S
'oaeeH'
gEdbreno Iih oieTe Sperotion iiioiid
BON Wufoen pnnsoQen. lolen amei iopo=
niIde 9ipiIionen peitlid an 2ioo TlnB
n~omanImdrts i'm 9nmorIh bsoriffpn
Iei1 uno 1pllen jebt % Meilen Iiio'ih
bon @inmintin Itsben. Mon ermnrtet
ooB @enerol Gurnti cine 1hrI'd)e Tlon=
fenbemeQunQ in 0Ittiher Rihtune ons=
fiibren miro mo Die ToIoe oieIer Mo=
n0oer miro letn, oaB bt'oe Ss'ten o'e
aeQrerll6en communications S'nlen be-
oroben.
@ine @hloht bon melder oos
shj sIo( hes oipsidbrioen 5Felosn 9es in
nov gpcnnirhurei nhhonot lhs;rt MIR
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EaG Der @cltai.sictlung tn
st. 2onis fir nmgefdbr
cinctt Gcnt Die Mcilc
iibcr pic NcmniDlz
panin XiHicn.

Seoen Gicniioa nnb 8onncritng. bis ann %
penHiplpnuin Snien grciriinustirfrtS iat ct 9puis
lnr nngsdhr eincn Ge,t per Wcile perfanft Gle 81.
M dets llub feosn SnGe aitia SO fno bic biIlisrn
perfant lueroeii. sets aiifa iir Is Taas fir 60
@a!te MP ur bic aonse Gaipn ncreen 5it rrosirfeu
Erc,lcn jcbeli Tag ierianf
Wsr nnbfre AiiStnnft iretihe ,nnu fla an a. g.
Trntt ltnet gent, Ncw gbila., 81.
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SuGlcn'S Wrnica SnIbe

III meltberiibmt fir ibre &uren. Gs
iitertrifft iebe anoere Salte fir 8ranp=
wunpen, Shnitt,puupen, Sdmaren unp
6dmprrbpiben, 6autsrantbciten. Sur
25c. bic S'6adtel. 6eilung aarantrt
Der Apotbeter s. 9. Rainstsrser. Sn
8ainsbersers appt9cfe mtrp reut1d, 9e<
iprpAen.
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Wiatmer Gtiuitano, ttnttscr
sfprtSd,ritt.

3abtnter perbrat litb si1e CANA obernaNlide Melt.
iueisbet stuI gar nlaidtm Gebete bes lneniditben
aonuens If ein eip,ger 5orti9r,tt 9or nidt mbsit
9tntnlelsftrmer leben nur IN oer Soae nn0 Sente.
9ebbren nit fommt 9enen, bic es 9lauben. tn baS
ytarrenbous. aber nibt nnr bort mo bos 2Dtite
auBer benz Yereih nenI4lidber Strait lcst If eiR
ocieibe &rait 6as bbue idDon erreidpt bat Gin 9eis
ipiel oafiir eiern bic ct YernorS ssrGufrpilem, eth
nnfebibares Soetlinittel gegen ollie 8raniheten oes
Wta9ens nnb Der Sebcr. Gie biloeu has 8eIfe oas
uniibertrefid]e fir bic idDere unb Oonern6e Senng
1ober Seioen. IS IinD Yiler, fpelde i3re natitren
Yeitonotbee inter einer trgeriI9ea Sueferbue ni)t
lhneae nut ppriibergcbenbe Mirfuna berebnetcn 9iF
tiaen, dBeEbe Stpe. ipe B. o. Qneefilber; Ee fbnuen
clio nd1t ben gerngIten Gd1aoen iten. ionbern nnr
tnnlcr oas geite ndratidD 9etiuns brinaen ssur 25
Gents IN alien apotbeten.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-07-29
Bryan's Opinion of Parker.
Hryuu- prepared statement at l.
Nh InfV To fpII1

Neb.. July L. l?lIl
7 have nothing to take back.
ave nothing to withdraw OF the
things that tave said against the
methods pursued to advance his
(Farker'.) candidacy Il was plair
and del.b crate attempt 10 deceive th,
party. The New York platform WIS
vague and IN, auirg less, and purpose
" so. b cause the advocates OF Judge
Parker we're trying to secure vot-s
rom among the people who would
have opposed his views had they
known them. Il he had $ mt t. the
Albany corventiou the telegram that
he sent 10 the I Louis convention
he would have had very few instruct
ed delegates from the South, and no
possible chance for the domination.
But he and mis- maragels aGfoiliv anc
purp. l. conceded hi, sitior uoui
the delegates had been c. r. lied and
III nomination assured. Then hi
friends attempted to ,-cur, a R.i
plank. which was V.r"he'mirLiN
defeated ~ tine committee. Alter it.
Jar,N bal r,jo'ced over The harmony
ecur.i br t'r .Missio" 81 jhe qlss.
t.,r. I'D alter b- Aaa occurred the
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-07-29

lutely specific and sure in curing theee
common ailments OF women, as to war
rant its makers in Offering TO pay, ~
they hereby do, the sum Of $500 reward
for a cass Of the above maladies which
they cnnnok c,rre-
-Your nsedteins almost raised me from the
dead" wrtes MIA Rdwin II. Gardner. Of Egypt,
Plymouth Co, Aass,, Bon Il. my urine was
like brtck dus1 and had pain all over me, and
such q dragging feeling Il seemed could not
do my ho>sc work. One day found a little
book I Rad II and wrote TO DR. Pierce and in
lev day. received answer. ! decided to try
his medicine. and to day arm a we'll woman i
have No backacbe, no headache no pain at ali.
! used always to have headaches previously TO
the monthly period and s''ch pain that would
roll on ths floor In agony. Itook three bottles
Of DIT. Prcrce's Psv0rite Prescription and three
Of Codea Medical Discovery aud three Walls
Of Or. Ferce's Pleasant Pellets. and wss COM
pletefy cured
Accept no substitute for "Favorite Pre-
scription." Tnere is nothing just as good.
DR.. Reroe's Common Sense Medical
Adviser-sent Jres on receipt of stamps
to cover expense Of mailing only. Send
Al onscent stamps for the book in paper
covers; or ~ stamps for the cloth bound
volume Address Or. r. v. Pierce, Buf-
talo, N. Y.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-07-29
Low Rates to Colorado and Utah
Resorts.

Best reached via the Missouri Pa
ci6c Railway, from st. Louis to Puee-
10, Colorado Springs and Denver
$4,000 Glenwood Springs, $500;
Salt Lake City, $500, round trip.
Coirespondingly low rates from all
points. Tickets on sale daily until
September 80, return limit October
81, 1904. Liberal stop overs, with
diverse routes. Three fast trains dai
ly from St. Louis; elegant equipment.
For descriptive literature, particulars
etc, consult Ticket Agent, or address
r. T. G. Matthews, 7. 2. A., Room
sol Norton Bldg, Louisville, KY.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-07-29
The Passion of the Collector.

The Rev. A. B. Simpson, president
OF the Christian and Missionary Ali
ance, recently entertained a mission
airy from Burmah.
IL addressed a boys school last
month";" the missionary slid. 81
told the boys everything inter- s'ing
and uplifting that l could think o
about the Burmese. They were ap
preciative and attentive.
Perhaps said at the end,
There are some things | have not
made clear. Are there any question,
you would like to ask?"
No one Intercepted me then, but
after the meeting was over and inteili'
gent-looking boy approached timidly
as l was leaving the platform.
I'll would like'--he began, ard
then hesitated.
Go on. my lad, SAID |. There Is
some question you would like to ask
| suppose
Ives, sir, said the boy, 4 wan
to know II you have any foreign
stamps that you could give a fel
low
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-07-29
given away for practical campaigning

given away for practical campaigning
to khaki and other dull colors. Is
this a mistaken Pos sibly so, accord
ing to the results obtained In a recent
experiments In England. 1t has
been found there that masses OF dull
color are very much more conspicuous
at distance than mixtures Of br ght
tints. For instance, a battery Of
field artillery whose carriages and
caissons were decorated with stripes
Of red, blue and yellow could be made
out with difficulty at a thousand
yards, while other batteries painted a
uriform brown or drab we're easily
seen at great distances. 1t would
seem as If, on the same principle, a
regiment OF gayly dressed troops
might be less easily! visible than
one wholly CARRIED in dull-colored
khaki
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-07-29

contestants tried very hard TO &c,
Santos Dumont to contradict himself,
and INDUCED in biowhesting and
bullying that would have caused a
sensation in the criminal courts OF
this city.
Tell me. sir" said the lawyer, IS
Stunning a very Theatrical attitute and
shaking his foretinger vigorously At
Santos Dumont, was or was not the
teststor in the habit of talking t.
himself when he was alone?'
II do not know. sir" was the al
SSer.
do not know Yet most init
mate friend of his! Why. sir. do you
not know"
Because, Santos Dumont replied
Il was never with him when he was
alone"
The lawtr thereupon collapsed.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-07-29
Safeguard the Children.


Notwithstanding all that is done by
boards OF health and charitable in
clined persons, the death rate among
small children is very high during
hot weather of the summer months in
the large cities. There is not proba-
bly, one case of bowel complaint in a
hundred, however, that could not be
cured by the timely use by Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Mr.. Frank Riggs, of
Franklinsville, n. Y, in speaking Of
this remedy said: 81 have found II
expedient to have supply of Cham
berlain's Cholic, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy on hand. 1t has
been a family safeguard and while
especially beneficial to children, it is
equally good in adult cases. | rec
ommend it cheerfully and without re-
servation.' For sale by all drug
gists.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-07-29
A Quick Witted Indian.

The late Clement Scott, the Eng
lish dramatic critic. took profound
interest In the American Indian. He
had at his tongues tip a hundred
incidents wherewith to illustrate
odd phases OF the Indians charac
ter.
There was farmer In the West"
he once said, who was hard put to
it for help on his farm. Indians
were plentiful In the neighborhood,
but they were poor woikmen. AL
ways tired, they would put down the
hoe or the rake as soon as the ms
ter's hack was turned, and, selecting
c, OF spot, they would lie down
on the grass and sleep the Gay
away.
but one morning a very tall, ro-
bust Indian asked the far mer to give
him work
" No said the white man, you
will get tired. You Indians are al
ways getting tired.
"Oh, no, said the other. Thi-
Iriun never gets tired. This Iujun
not like the rss'.
Wei, I'll try you said the
farmer, aud he engaged the man. He
put him to work III the wheat field
then he went away for an hour o,
two. When he returned he found tn,
Indian asleep under tree.
" Here, wake IN here he cried
You told me you never did get
tired.
&" Ugh.' said the ether, yawn
ing, this Irj1n doo't. bu, II he
not liz Gown often he "ould er'
tired, Just the same as the rest OF
them. "
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-07-29
Advertisement Curse in japan.

Japan is certainly up-to date In the
vices as well as the virtues of she
West Bat it comes as something Ct
a shock 10 Fl nd that the land OF the
chrysauthemum is suffering from the
boarding and advertisement curse.
A | the most beautiful spots where
tourists travel are rendered uusightly
by uudecipherable signs, and all
a ong the railway lines and at the
rails ay stations ugly hosrdings b.o'
out all that is beautiful. Some OF
the hoardings range from ten to thiT'
ty feet in height