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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-24
CHAPTER XII.
GREENvALE Is DIsTUKBar.

GREENVALE Is D1STURBIaE.
 Dr. Soils return to Greenva1e was an event in the annals Gf that quiet vil- Iage. For 15 years Ee had trayersed his daily rounds, feeling pulses, pre- scribing pills, and how the old ladies with their "janders," and old men with Iumbago got along without him for a month was marvel. But none died, and though not hattering to him, none were the worse off. Naturally the story of his wonderful adventures in the wilderness, the wild man, the lone cabin with it's bell signal, and the hermit, made an exciting tale which was lis tened to with open-mouthed wonder by all. Martin Frisbie's possible return, rich, and likely to abide in Greenvale, was also of keen interest, and for a week this and the doctors experiences formed the sole topic of conversation in every home. His subsequent call at Aunt Comforts, where he and his fat wife "drapped in" about once a week, was also an event, and for three hours he talked steadily. Nezer was the most interested listener, however, and he sat in one corner, so excited that he hardly breathed. He had read a few dime novels, but this was the real thing, and Dr. Sol a hero beyond compare For days and weeks after Nezer lived over that marvellous tale again and again, each time counting tbe years that must elapse ere he could obtain gun and go into the wilderness and live as that old hermit did. Aunt Comfort and therest were also charmed listeners, and when the doctor came to Martin probable return to Green vale, Angie was the most interested of all, and not entirely pleased with it. He had been her youthful knight errant in school days, and later at par tics, huskfng- bees, and the like; he had taught her the lesson of first love and Chen left her abruptly, and she was not of the fibre that soon forgot. She cherished no malice; she was now ma Sure enough to realize that such early experiences are inevitable and to be laughed over later on, and yet she was not anxious to meet Martin again. She fancied from the doctors meagre de- scription that he had grown stout, con sequential, and arrogant over his suc- cess in life; that he had attained to
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-24
Keep Your Eye on This Space and Your Mind on Magnar,

and you will always be money ahead. l am offering some large bargains in Crockery. Cups and Saucers, all first quality, at 59c per dog; 6, 7 and 8 inch Plates 42c, 48c and 56c per dog; Fine China Cups and Saucers on our 9c counter; 10 and 12 quart Dish Pans at 9c; the prices I am offering on Agate Ware are low, a IA quart Agate Cooking Kettle, first quality, 59c; 4 quart Kettles. 6 quart, s quart, at 15c, 19c and 23c and 33c and four coated. And have lost 20 pounds trying to put out Hardware fast enough, and cannot supply the trade. I refuse to advertise Hardware for two weeks. I need a rest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-24
O'NRILL'S BULLETIN.


(New advs Monday and Thursday0
 Do you want to buy 2-family house on Walnut street for consider ably less than it Is worth? You have probably been struggling along, pay ing rent, and now have snug little sum in the bank. It draws per cent. Why not take it and buy a good two or three family house and have your money earn 10 per cent instead of 4 per cent? And then, too, you own your own home. If your landlord can afford to make a profit and nay taxes, you can pay your taxes alone, can't you?
 Office open Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday nights.
 FRANK B. DWELL, 77 BANK ST.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-24
CHAPTER XIII.
ILLUSION AND REALITY.

11111 ON5AN1V ON5AN1V <A1ND INI1FA11I ! 2
 While Martin had assured the doctor that he intended to return to Greenvale for an indefinite time, it is doubtful whether he would except for two req sons-frst, Angie, and second, the ma- mia that all country born men of Wal tonian instincts who drift cityward soon or late have, to retire to the peace
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-24
Magner's N. Y. Bargain House
 Q1 pRnAnn v
GENTLE SPRING.
S1 BROADWAY. Cheapest Store on Earth.

GENTLE SPRING. before, you would like to buy. Now, sou should. Soon. you must. We are bed founders All our lives we have worked at the making of beds. It's business of itself The making is sn art, the selling not so inn portant, but essential still.
 We make Mattresse- of every con celvable material now in popular use. We buy large and sell correspondingly small. Just in price, you know. Will you please examine cur stock before you compromise yourself? We beat them all in prices.
 We also have all the best makes of Springs.
 Boston Mattress Co.
 25O-272 EAST MAIN ST.
 Telephone 1855.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-24
A Fore ;'OS ure Sale

Property 25-27 Canal street will be sold at some price to satisfy the hold CT of a mortgage who has threatened a foreclosure. The size of lot: 50 feet front by 75 feet; the lot can be made 6Ox135 feet. The place has many ad- vantages to recommend it for a fac tory, wholesale or. retail stand, be- ing 500 feet from the new postofice. If not sold at private sale before June 9, 1904, it will be sold at public auc ton at D. n on that date. Inquire at D. H. TIERNEY'S Real Estate of fee. 167 Bank street.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23

og / Morgen bOs pnoDit g., Og Der
er ieg ogiaa bebt meb!"
qr9Iten bar guuet paa pr9bite
ftolen. 6an bar en- Monb meb opbe,
blan ZINE, Der IpIte at 3ro, 9aub %
a9rliabeb.
Qogle Minutter fob ban iom |
tdps gen, men ba Solmefangen Hut
iebe, taitebe ban ct Iangt Bill ao
oOer 5orfamlinsen. 0erpua bOiItebe
ban nogle Orb til airtebetjenten,
Iom lungiomt bansoe fig @ej til Sir
fens llbgang for at ablpbe en- gipen
8efaling.
paa ct @int at praften Osb6lsD
Orguniften at fpiae.
Omfber fua maj &irtebetjenten
lige faa msjIommeligt bane fig 0ej
gennem belle &irten op til YrGbites
itolen, fulgt at ben gamle Some / i'm
6DergonstiOle. Son bbiffebe nogle
Orb til be Deb pr9biteitoien ibbenbe
I0umer, iom ejeblitfslig eiorbe ploos
for ben gamls Dame.
Yr9ften nitfer fmilenbe til ben
gamle; DUN biiiie issn. Srgelei fOrz
itummebe. praoitenen b%egbnbtel
6an tolte, fda life ct gje bar tsrt,
og life ct 5jerte forbfeo urBrt.
,5bem er bun?" fpurgte be Ire
Ddmer bbiftenbe til airtebetjenten.
,5ans 9sjarOarbigbebs Wtober!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23

ben er alt, ieg snftebe, ben eneIte
9ptte, ieg bah ON. Seq eiIter big!
M(it 6ierte bar oGret Dit iiben ben
Dag. ieg fgrite Sang fda big tnGIe
oeo bin Mooers Ssng." 5oarer
fOuIte ben lDttelise giges RET, 20
bun LOB BAN uben Mlobitanb trptis
bet fBrIte rms paa benbes 9aber, ION
for fprite Sang tuIte aerligbebens
Orb til ben fprite og eneite, til ben,
Iom gennem De tommenbe aar piite
6enoe, at ban bar fulot b9rbia benbes
rene 5slelier.
Rogle 5imer Ienere ubbeltes Sules
guperne / bet 6iem, bOor be bar Sc
tier. 8a De ale bar ubbelte. trodote
@rOib frem og iugoe:
,,@enner. bette er Sulens, 2sfter<
mes Qften. 6ilbu og ieg Far petslet
Qefter / bitten. Som ct SegI poa
tette 2sfte mobtug, 6ifba, benne
Ring. 6on fremtog en- lille, fmut
Bling, fgrte ben til fine 9aber Og
idtte Der poa benbes Singer. 5ilba
10, % Rsbmens Stper fprebte Ts
pber fen6es pafre 5r9f.
,.6iroa. bu file Sfalm! ban par
min bebfte Ben, bu tog ban fra mig"
faabe @prten, bog pore bebite 2nts
eufninqer. Bar I1tteli9eil"
De fslte ia IbtteIiee, fom be fob
ber, omgipne of Ieenbe % lnf6nIfenoe
Nenner. SO. 9. 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23
FRA eli al apbcnbaOns Sirfcr
(6fter Reobp 4pis).

6un par en- lille, gammel Sone,
meget tarbeIigt paatlabt meb en- mgrz
fcblaa 6pergarns 8jole og en- CANT
melOags apfs meO pibeitrimIsr tat
inOe oso Qniigtet.
Do bun Tom opab airtegulDet,
Iaa 5olf forbapiet pua benbe. SDer
isgte at brebe fig faa megst Iom mls
ligt 'paa lit SGbe, for at bun life
Ituloe biloe zig inb, at Der bar plabS
til benbe. Der bar %idamanb tnupt
not meb glabien ben Dag, bpor en-
Iuaoan Mano talte. 6ele airten
bar fulb at elegante 9amer og BE
torIeoe og be~itiernebe" 9errer. Uni
formerne glimreOe, og Masfer al
forte 9joIer % 6oibe Clips bite, at
WO6lesien par / Sirte ben Dag.
Zen aone modtte lie bare peb
fine fulbe fem.
DUN ait miot inb / airten og oiIpe
fGtte flo pao en- uf be inberIte 89nts
I ben Stoleratte, fOm bar ftinet op
til airfens Stib, Og boor Der ale
reoe FAB ire elegante 9amer.
9isIe 9amer binteDe ndturli9ois
Itrafs al airtcbetjenten o9 bOiIteOe
noget til BAN, bOorpaa ban / en- bberit
6silig, men beitemt Zone bah benne
Stone tage Ell anost S9be.
Zen gamIe par noget tungbsr os
mduife ogiaa noget tun9nem; tbi
bun bpiitebe iagte: Eat. ieg iiOber
rigtig gobt berl"
,Sa, men De tan life fbbe ber,"
inObenbte airtebetjentsn libt utaoIs
mObig.
o5tte iibOe ber2" ipur9te aonen.
,!6er er life plabs!"
.Sfte plabs for mig2" bebbleO
bun msb Ell 8lit neO ab ben fpintle,
magre StiftelIe. YOg jeg sr reift 10
Wtil / Dag for at bsre BAN, for jeg
er -.
9irtebetienten afbrsb benbe peb Ut
tuge benbe blibt / Qrmen, faa for
fob bun omfiber @intet.
gun rejIte fig, og ioet bun iaa till
6ugs til De ire elegunte Oamer. Tom
6urtist fhfbte Sebst meb berss
prustfulbe aIeber, fplbtes benOss
Zine meO 5aurer, og bun b%biitebs:
.gu, I 5imlen er Der glabs til os
daeIdmmenl"
Og BUN fulgte &irtebetjenten nsb
til ben 6agerite Del al iarfen, 6Dor
Der unber bet fore, pragtfulbs Srgel
par benfat en- Del 8ante. Der blsb
BUN nu ploieret.
o6bor %fudOunne iimple JoIt altib
er pauitaaelige," fugbe ben enc af be
elesante 9amer. Oct Tan DO umus
ligt interesTere en- fabian 8onbefons
at bere paitor T tale ON MisFonss
refer. Del enfolbiss Menneife funos
10 life en- Sang f~orfton BAN. gun
oeO noturIigOis life en- Sang, bOOr
be 2anbe lieser. Tom ban bar DGs
ret l."
ga, men FABIAN sr Iimple Soft
MI ON Gtunber. De trenge fig inb
ale gegne. Oct sr li9efrem for
artet at Re benbe fomme marl9erenbs,
cs fau muatte bun fjOtte of igsn."
ogbs, Der er ban! Gu gaar ban
pau prabifeItOlen. SOOr ban er
oeiliql"
o@ub6ommeligl 9ent big, bar
fpiIer til Mibbas nu bos cs | Dag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23

aNhfNl2 0N0N . YgfA1N ~ ANAl~N
ben samle o9 M p9fau for benbe tGre
BOG oq lafte om bet epigt me BUD
ifdb. = ,.Gn Son er MIC aibet", iaas
be ben brenbe efter, / bet bun orcg
4rpib til fig. Oct msrtner. = Som
ggrnl De falbt begge to pad 8n9
oeb Sengen. gun lagOe fine 9enber
puu beres 6obeber. Sub belfignt
eoer, 9prn!" Gn 8ep9gelIe = %
bun par life mere. Sum bsbe meo en-
Mobers @elii9neIie puu fine 9aber.
3.
bitter bar ct 4ar benrunbet. 9dnIs
lie, goOe 9iIe bpitebe / bet title oeo
Sibsn at i'm Mage. Gn IimpeI Sten
bar reiIt paa oeres @rape, og / Cont
merens 9g6 bar Der potIet ct un9t
@arbe op omtrins Dem. a8prnenes
9Groe" Iagbe be, iOm git Der forbi.
4rpio par reiit til6dge til 1T M
59brelanb, og 6iIod babbe ful9t
BAN, Gig andre fattige 9iger happe
bun begpnot at arbeioe, iaa mart De
BAR naaet til beres 8eitemmeliesiteb.
QroiO babe genoptaget i'm tibligere
8eiteftigeIie. De feite al fine leoi8e
Stunber tilbrogte ban, ben ~peaennsoe
5ormanb paa ct metuniit @artiteo,
/ Selitob meb en- ,,gptommer". en-
9ige, Der BAR bperten moberne eaer
Imut," Tac5e bans 9eninoer.
Den oeilige barme Sommer bar
forbi og fulgt al Gfteraaret. Sneen
6apbe after fpebt i'm botbe 8appe
rmfring ben Ifgnne Stab meb fine
b~elposfebe Barter. SiIbas tareits
4bfprsbeIie. at ipabIere pe0 Qrpios
.Sioe pmfring ben file On / 9oping
Bart, por iluttet, % - iutfeoe bun
- maaite oqiaa bisie Neber meO
Dam.
Sun bar fommen til at elite BAN
meo mere enb en- S6iters a9rlig6eo.
Odgsn for Suleuften fit bun ct 9reu
fra Qrbib. !6an ftreo: s9ar fars
big til at fslge meb mig til en- @ens
Diem i often, jeg benter Big" 6pOr
aIab bun fslte fig. 6un ba0be bebet
ON 2ob til at gaa og faaet Sa.
Qftenen Tom og meb benne aroib.
De fog en- lang SI9betur. ga Sc
bo0be oget en- Stunb, Tagbe qroib:
,Minbes bu, 6ilba, be 0mitanz
nigbeber, bporunber Ri tiI6ragte Iioits
Suelaften2"
Saarsrne blintebe / bsnbes Zine.
3nnterne Falot til6uge paa 6enbss
fiofte TO Suleaftener, paa oeres no
Der, og bpao bun bar for benbe. Or
bib faa be flare Saarer / benbes
Zine, Og ibet ban flute fine egne
5slelier. fagoe ban;
Seq ital life gre big TED, 9ilbal
Du bar COB imob benOe, min gamIe
.Wiober."
Rel, qrbib, bet bar benbe, Der
bar COB imob mig" fagbe 6iIba.
~5eg itoar i SfplO til big, 6ilba,
og jeg sniter at gobtgsre ben."
Oct bar bu aIereDe gjort. Set
er jsg, Der timber big faa megetll"
,gi er 10 8roOer Og Seiter, 6ilOnl
@aa berfor inn paa nit 5orTlag: Ser
/ 8pen er Der en- Stole meb ~farifiit
8urius for unge, npfomne piger.
&urius'st er balpaarligt. Seq pit
gerne fe big tage bet til en- gegpns
BELIZE"
9un idd tcI.egen op pdd BAN.
oSeg bar lite iaa mango penge,
at jeg tan fretOentere enStole," iugbe
BUN opri9tigt.
r8rpb big life beroml Seq bar
benz og bill bstals for big. @er mig
MI life feb oeb at Iise mel til nit 5ors
ilas!"
Seq Bill" IugOe ben tpoeoarige
piee, .fua gerne lGre nOeet mere, faa
om bu for fulbt alOOr meuer, bOab
pu flyer, faa laaner ieg be penge, jeg
bsbsrer, at big men jee TfpGbsr al
lereoe iud meget."
oSaf life bsrom, 6ii6a, bu Ell min
Ssfter. Gei, bu er mere for mig enb
en- Ssiterl Seq elfter big meb en- em
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-23

Sddrerne.
Seq babbe en- Ssn". fagbe bun.
, ban reiite bort. ieg bar in9en,
Der Itaar mig ner. bIiO min 9atterl"
qigen bsiebe fig bbbt, ba ben gam
lc Iagoe In 6aano pau benbes So
oeb. De til6ere6te M berss Qftenss
NAB, og efter at benne bar npbt. os
oe bapbe fagt 8at og IaIt ct Stptte
/ ben go6e gog. git be til Sengs %
fob, inbtiG SulemorgensSol lpfte inn
II 2iies lille Stue.
2.
6tioa babe gsnncm Giles 5oranz
italtning fact 9labs pau 9erregaars
ben. 9un bar en- af Otsie libsfriiie
unse MenneIter, ipm life lob f9
unoerfue at b~arbdpiIte MenneIfer,
men beIab Billie og GOne til at brppe
ia frem / gerben, ON ei til Rigbom
iaa til 4gteIie og 69ber pda ben
Plabs, bpor De itaar. 9un bdD0e
punbet lit 6eritabs 6ortroligbeb, %
BUN Oifte fig ben baroig. Men bun
glemte life i'm bette Gen 2iie. Der
par opItaaet en- 5sleIie imelIem Dem
Iom Wobers % 9atters. Raar 5ils
bas &ammerater pod beres frieSsnz
bage gift til 2egeituer, itprebe bun al
lib i'm Gang til 2iIes Stue. til I'm
Mfober, fom bun balbte benbe. Din
termdane0erne bar fbunbne. Com
meren bar fommen og ganet. Sneen
bapbe after brebt lit bbioe 9dgen ober
9eroen. 91mte qiie babbe b9ret
i1gelia belle Sommeren. Oct II
Der ab meb mig. plsiebe bun at f.
&c. ,Om qroio enb0o fom bienl"
iagbe bun pfte. December Waaneb
oar inoe. aramperne, ION bun faloz
te benz, babbe tbunget benbe til At
gua til Sengs. 6iIOa bar M Spges
pleierTfe. = Bet fiber mob Gnbsn
meO mig. fugoe. 2iie IN Dag / Sa-
leugen.
!6t(ba 1lod 4rmene omfrind ben
gamle.
IS maa life tale fau!" fa9oe bun,
5 bliDer inart raft Ren.
nNej, 5ilba!@ Seq fOrnemmer BET
Der, fom BLOT aroib bjem til Sui,
faa ffuIbe ieg life tldge. 6an bar /
lang 3io life ~ffrebet. - Mlen ber!
6ns6 bar bet2
0Bren aabnebes Og meb 11bradbet
.Moberl" laa ben lGnge bentebe pdd
anG peb Sengen. Den gamle 10 faa
tilfrebs.
oNu fan jeg De rOlig", bOiffeee
bun efter en- Stunb, obu ieg bar Jet
big igsn min fare 9rengll"
nMober, S mao = 5 ftut life bs
M Sea ffaI bliOe BOG jer til SOms
meren tomfner. ogiaa lager ieg jer
meb berub."
Den gdmle tab. Gfter en- Stunbs
5aOsbeO fagbe bun:
nSeg trOebe, ieg life ftulbe fau
big at fe mere. 5ifOu Og ie9 tulebe
ON big, ba ou tom inb. Qroib fau op.
Oberfor benz fob ben unge pige
meb t~uursfblbte Zine.
o9un bar. iagbs ben gamle, .,bas
ret faa COB imob mig. uben benbe"....
Sal life faa, Mober! Oct er jer,
Der bar Oaret COB imob mig"
&rOiO fprong op, greb ben un9e
9iges 9aanb og fagbe meo Gslelie /
lin Stemme:
o5or ben 9obbe6, De bar beniit
imOb MeDoer, mobtog Ssnnens Sat"
5%Orlegsn brog 5ilba fig tifbage til
i'm 9erning.
Canine Dag bleb 2egen fdlbt.
5ans Stunt funbe bog intet ubrettt.
gdmIe 2ife bleb badrligere for bber
Dag. 9u golen fentebe fg mob
6giene Juledften, iagbe bun:
,.Reis mig op, 8srn! Cab mig
fe Solen enbnu en- @dng!" De rejs
tie benbe op.
Oct bar nit JorbeI til @erben".
Sun funf ne6 poa 9uben. Qftsns
ifpggerne brog fg laneers og langes
re. 6ilba tanbte Sulefnfene oe fat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-22

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CT al
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-22
CIVIL DOCKET
SETTING or SAME FOR MAY t9of
TERM.
Iona List Of Controyerted Cases
which VIII Be Put to Judgment
Beginning June 13-Compll.
Gated Differences.


MONDAY June l3'
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'''' United states vs.. Lee HI'"" ''
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1000 United states vs.. A. S''o"
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f-E1 w A. Bell US. M~ Is. * T.
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iFu Mrs. T.. + Rector VS.. Horny
Prmtt
tfn is. Mandol. 's Lodbct.cr &
bi'dsoe.
'..' Is. Putman 's. Eliza Lewis
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-16

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-16
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY ATLANTA GAs

lions of the country whore Dunkards
arc located He stated thai in the
shenandoah valley IN Pennsylvania
they were very numerous. and We're
SO thicl, that they could not get mar
ried except within their own families,
50 they are looking for localities
whore some Of she younger members
can settle and be with those of their
own belief Mr. Harader has beer il
correspon ience with these people and
believes that many Of them will come
here 20 locate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-16
ouNkARDs TO coLoNlzE.

Crescent People Working For Large
Immigration.
The people of Crescent, looated on
the Denver. Enid & Guif railroad in
this countS. are working to colonize
the country with Dunbards. There are
already a number of this religious sect
settled there and d. Harader. one Of
their number who is rea! estate
dealer is euroute to Chicago to ar.
range for the coming Of large nun-
Der from that part OF the country. He
passed through Guthrie this morping
and Informed a Daily Leader reporter
that he expected several hundred
Dunllardg would settle in that section
Of the country before spring. lie is
to attend meeting of q colonization
society 'nected with thi church in
Chicago. aud later win visit other sec.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-16
VIII Never Quit
MRS. NATION WILL CON
TINUE SMASHING
Hatchet wielder Opposes
Republicans; is Expert
ence as Theatrical Star.

Mrs. Carrie Nation. who visited
Guthrie en- route tc Texas, has no
love for the Republican party and said
as much when the conversation &C.
garding her crusace against The sal
oons. touched ON the political side of
the question. Mrs Nation terms the
Republican party as the WHISKY ring.
and said For my pa5t / would adj
vocate that an Democrats join the
Prohibition party aud four years hence
we viii be able TO completely snow
them under" She declared that where
ever Republicans predonEate there
are saloons and gave the gladstone IN.
formation that wherever the Prohibi.
tionlsts we're in power there were no
saloons You viii hud that there
are more Prohibition votes ia The
southern states" she declared
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500 Rewlrd. sloo.

The roa5ers # this paper VIII be
peasei to learn that the,e is at least
enc dreaded disease that science has
been able to C IRE in an SIS stages
and that is Catarrh, Halls Catarrb
Cure IS the only positive cure now
known to the ne Heal fraternity. ca
tarrh beine ,aastiutiopql disease
requires constitutional treatment
Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken intera
ally. acting dire city upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
thereby destroying the foundation Of
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by bulditg np tho constitu.
ton, and assisticg nature IN doing It's
work The Prupriotors nave 20 much
faith in us curative powers that they
offer ore Hundred dollars for any
case that II fails 70 cure Send for
list OF testimonials.
Address e. J ''HENEN q co, To
ledo. o.
Sold by All DrusEists, 7se
Take Halls Family Pills for con
btipation
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From the proceeds acquired by tho
sale of the Carrie Nation Hatchets'
Mrs. Nation has purchased a home ia
Kansas City. Kas, which is used as a
homo for drunkards' wives she has
decided the property to the Associated
charities Of that city hut sull owes
about $1,000 on the home she is nov.
contemplating the establishment o'
several missions ia Topeka Kas She
has recently written a book entitled
THE story of My Life which She
sells at the close of her lectures. Wh,l'
asked yesterday how lors she expect
ed 20 continue her war upon the sa.
looms She replied
Until I he. I vii. never quit
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GAINED a POUND A WEEK.
Brooklyn Woman Tells Of Simple
Flesh Forming Food that is
Also a Cure for all stom-
aeh Troubles.

Thinness is one Of the many syhr-
toms caused by disordered digestion
This is well illustrated by an OK
perience told by Mrs, E. ]. Bell 2l2
Walworih street. Brooklyn, who says
MY daughter has gained over q
pound a week since she began taxing
M-ona Her appetite Is good and
she enjoys her food very much Her
face and limbs are filling out and she
has good color She has also re-
gained her splrits. while she used 70
bo SO melancholy that I thoueht az
times she would lose her mini Foe
"a long while she was quito weak and
her nerves SO shattered that shc had
convulsions and could not sleen at
night Now since taking M-o-na she
sleeps right through the night until
morning and has gained greatly in
strength.
Few medicines have as many friends
IN Guthrie as MI oDa, f ,inio q
co have the local agency for this
preparation A boy Of these tablets
costs but soc and this amount VIII
cure The average dyspeptic and MI out
the wasted form Begiu the use Of Nj
o,na At oace. knowing that unless f.
cures. II will cost you absolutely
nothing.
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CATARRH

Gentlemen IL wrote you some time
ago, giving you All account of my suffer
ings with an awful case Of Catarrh.
had all the symptoms that accompany
this disease, such as mucus dropping in
the throat a constant desire 10 hawk
and spit, feeling Of dryness in the throat,
comnh and emitting mon rlainn In the
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I contracted Catarrh and suffered ter
ribly with it for IS years. It was so bad
that had lost my hearing, sense of taste,
as we'll as being nearly blind Itried vari-
GUS medicines and specialists, spending a
large sum Of money with them, but with
no perceptible results, 50 ] abandoned all
other remedies and doctors and began