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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-09

Sre9e 8anbiten. Die &Guz
Fer, bic jingft BEL einem ueberfau Der
/. NatiOnalbdrf in Gobb, 0Do., ben
&afiirer Mibbuusb erfdphen unb auf
Der Slu6t ben 5ablrei9en @erfolgerr
ent9in9en, baber cine neue S9anbt5c
beribt. sic iiberfielen in Sbermnppe
liz, Mpo., cine S9anfpirtbf9aft, nabs
men ben antpeIenben 3euten cine be-
trd9tli9e @elbfumme fotpie S9muds
laden ob unb entfdmen nit benz Raube.
@iner Der 8dnbiten tpurbe ols be,
MlOrber bes 8dnffafiirers Mibbaueb
erfannt. Nuf f9nellen Yferben flii9s
teten lie in Die 8erge Der 8ab 2anbs.
Die 8erfolger famen gu fpGt.
Slu9t berettelt. Gin Muss
bru9 Der 9efansenen aus benz @efdngs
nib in MDorbeab, Minn., nurbe mod
5eitig bon benz NufTeber grpbmann
entbedt unb bebinbert. Inter Der
8abetpanne mar Elm faff spei SUP
srobes God in bic Stablplatte gef9nits
ten unb bic Sdge mar aus etnem alien
&ittmefer eema9t tporben. Sis Gubes
rem S%tablitaneen paren aber barter
unb batten bieiem Snitrument pibers
ftanben. @pn ba bur4 bas gisbaus
pdre ben 9efangenen bic 5lu9t lei9t
eetpefen. @s paren our 3eit Ii per@
fonen i'm GefGngniB.
Neger perba t. Gus
&eno, Neb., finb fiir5li9 fGmmtli9s
farbieen 8etp9bner bes Srtes altsge>
tpiefen tporben. Sieie Mabnabme err
folgte, neil fortpdbrenb @erbre6en bon
Nesern periibt purben. Der. Neger
George 8urns sriff Dor Sturgeon Elm
tpeibes MGb9en an unb entging nit
faapper Nptb Der 2pndjuitia. gr
tpurbs fdleuntst prpaeifirt unb gu 15
Sabren 3uAtbuus perurtbeilt. Surs
auf folgten anbere serinsere 8ergsben
feitens farfiger gintpohner unb f6liebz
li9 perfu9te Elm Neser, ben pOliaiiten
Ncre 5u ermDrben.
grIeate etnen WoIf.
WGbrenb Nids Sbies in 81. YauI,
Minn., in Der NGbe Der Stabt BEN
Waibmert pblag, 1purbe er bur9 feinen
Saebbunb auf einen sroben Wolf auf=
merffam sema6t, Der bur9 bas Sc
bif9 f9li9. Sbies ifrsdte ben bier.
beinieen RGuber bur4 etren fpoblge5iel=
ten S9ub nieber unb brd9te er i'm
bann na9 Der Office bes Stabtclerts.
no er bic fir grleslns bon WDlfen
ausgefeste prdmie bon $3.50 aussez
aohlt erhieli.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-09
Der Banferott Der Nattonal=
Gommiifinn So.

Ser WahenperpaIter Der iniOlpenten
National @ommifiion So. bat ausse=
funben, oab oiefelbe BEL ben beri9ieoes
men 8anten i'm State uno in Ohio,
wel9e ibre Gilialen biloeten, i'm 8an=
gen ni6t mebr als $1,000 beponirt bot;
bieie Sumnle, iOuie einise bunoeri
Dollars, wel9e in benz @eloi6rant Der
8eie1idaft aefunben murosn, iomie bic
Office inri4tung biloen bic Ictipa.
@effsrn bieB es. baB Die paifba f&
auf $4,000 bis $4,000 belaufen
nerben.
Ser Qnpalt g. s. 8ates bat i'm
Hamen elmer Nn5abl bieiiger @apita=
liftsn ben 8samten Der @elelidaft unb
otm &eceiper einen 8ori9lag tpeqen
gesablung Der sdulben uno Sortfib=
rung beg @ei6dfts gema6t.
Is 9rO8ent iO0en Die @ldubiger TO-
fort erbalten unb fir ben &eit ibrer
GOrrerunsen foa ibnen Soften ge9eben
perben.
So miro eruartet, baB bic reOrgani'
firte @eieli9aft oieielben mad unb mad
bejablen miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-09
Wetter= nno SaatentanoS=H BE-
ri&t fur Nobember 1904.


Sas Ser. Staaten Wetterburear bot
fur Monat Nopember fOlgenoen Wet.
ter- unb Saatenffanos 8eri&t ber6f.
fentlint: Der Hopember nor i'm @an.
aen gsaommen milb unb au%Berorbent-
LID troden.
Die Sirre mar Defenders f9limm
i'm Ohio Sbale, mo es i9on an Waher
fir bas Bieb uno bauswirtbf9aftIi4e
3pede manaelt.
Mu9 aus benz faoli9en 6~alifornien
unb ben fhbli9en plateau-O ifricten
Iaufen 2lagerl iiber 9urre Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-09
Cine soloene Weoaias Ger Sts
Sour=4abn berlieben.

Die Nusfenune Der Big Souri, abn
nuf Der Misunderstanding, fir tpelde
bic @efsli9aft cine eoloene Mebaile
erbielt, martirt in bieler 0inii6t nidt
alein cine Nera in Der y2ocomotib-
WiRenidaft", ionbern ebenio auf me-
9aniIhem uno electril6em 8ebiete.
Wdbreno idon friiber 2oeomotibsn
auf Orebi9eiben atsgeteat uaren. 10
mar es bod cine neue propolition, bas
Big Sour : @rbibit i'm S%ransporta=
tiOns' @ebdube auf Der Weltausfeauns
su infaQiren.
Der 8eoba6ter na6m ni9ts mabr,
mas bic 0rebi4eibe beteate, nod ma=
rem Die &dosr auf benz Gelsife blOdirt.
Die aus9efelte 2otomotibe mar bon
benz ySpp". tuelde ben Big Sour
Sniferbofer Special, ben ,New Oorf
& Bottom 2tb." ben cincinnati &
st. SOuis @rpreb", ben nSwentistb
@enturp 2to." uno ale anoerer be-
tannten 3Gge Der Big Sour 3iebt.
Die locomotive 9ebt 60 Meilen bic
Stunos nit 3igen bon 10 WaggOns
unb cine Uteile in 80 Sscunben nit 6
Wasgons b. B. 90 Msilsn per Stunbe.
@rbaut tpuroe bieie locomotive bon
Der Mmerican locomotive Co." sic
rpisst an fi9 1874, 600 pfuno, Der Sens
Der 140. 900, bas Sotalsemidt bs-
-trdst aliO 324, 600 pfuno Oosr 1872
Sonnen. Der Sampforuf betrdgt
200 pfunb per Nuabratsoa, bic Sob
en=@apaeitdt oes Senners lit 10 Son=
men, bic Wafer.@ apacitdt $500 @al=
lOnen. Die 8entile baben 70 3uu
Sur1mefer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-09
Sas BON NeiRen 9auie aus in

Sas BON 2SeiRen 9auie aus in
Saden bes anaebli9 bon ben S6bnen
bes Yrdfoenten semibbanoelten Sur=
teps erlaKene Snnetin Bat bstrddtlidsn
@ommentar erre9t, ni4t tpeger Der
Ri9tisiteaung Der maliei6s %erfunoenen
Na9ri9t, felbf, ionbern neil anseorb=
net tporoen 1T, baB bic &eprdfentanten
beg Slattes. weI6es bic Sepeide abge=
brudt bat. in 3ufunft in allen &sgie=
rungs= Departments Dem Offracismus
b%erfalen folen. Wie Sefretdr 2oeb
in benz Setret ausoriflid erfldrt, III
es ni9t bas Surtep. Sif0rden alein
9eueien, iOnbsrn bieie Sepei6e ymar=
tirt nur ben @ulminationspuntt elmer
langen Serie dbnli9er Salf6beiten,
sep0bnli9 malici6s unb ftets iiber=
leet", bic in ben Spalten bes betr.
8lattes eri9ienen iein ioaen, uno beg
balb iolen ale Separtements Bis auf
weitsres ben Sntibiouen, tpel9e fir
bieie &eibe bon irrisen Nnsaben ber-
anttuortli6 finb, ale Snformaticn ber=
peieern." 9ab Die besisli9e Na6=
ri9t, melde ben InfOb at benz gbitt
gegeben, albern erfunoen mar, III ia
Sbatfa9e, aber f6lieBli9 tudre Der
8orfaa, tpenrl er pabr getpeien, aud
ni6t unpafenoer, als wenn bic S6bne
oes p%rdfioenten bel einem eroben
Gmpfans i'm WsiBen 0auie in bic
biffinsuirte @eieai8aft berabrut!4ten.
9as iino sben Susenofreids, ME He
in ben beften Gamilien p0rtommen,
uno iol4e 6aben Die S6bne oes prd=
%ioenten cine gan3e Wense auf Dem
@onto, obne baB man fid frtber bars
iiber DEFENDERS auf9ere9t bdtte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-09

s apferer arat t. oils tiirSs
li6 in MacOn, @a., cine goroners Surp
ben Wo6rfpru9 abgab, bab elm sepifsf
Sranf Gbriitian Elm &e9t ee6abt babe,
S. S6arpe, nit benz er Elm MeHerz
Suea ausfrdt, gu erfteGen, iommelten
f9 Sreunbe Sbaypes Dor benz Spfpttal
an, in BENT Gbriitian untersebra9t mar.
9egen Elm ubr Morgens perlangten lie
energif9 GinlaB, Der ibnen ober BON
81. Glber pertpebrt ipurbe, na9bem tie
biefem auf 8efragen mitsetbeilt batfen,
bab lie Jreunbe Sbarpes feien. Or.
glber mubte f4liebli9 ieinen &epolper
5ieben nnb belt bamit ben Mob in
S4a4, biz Is poli5iften berbeieilen
tonnten. Sisfe betpa9ten ben sanaen
Sag iiber bus 9ofpitul.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-09
@egem Serlssung Der 2i3eus=
Sroiaan3 beftraft.

Dor Idnserer 3eit fam Sobn Seuiti
aus 2ouspiqe, 6p., nod bier uno err
Dfnete an Der Noro Delaware Strabe
cine Wirtbf9aft, perfaufte oieielbe
oanr ipdter einem Manne nit Namen
Tomler, bon benz bas @ef1dft bann
on @oobaro & Wc@rabel iiberging.
Sroboem alio bic @irtbldaft Derfdie=
bentli6 Die gefiber wedielte, uuroe bas
8ei6dft unter DER alien 9i3ens peiters
eefiibrt, big Der 2iaens=Snfpefter auf
ben We9sel Der Bsfber aufmertiam
gema9t wurbe unb Woooaro unter
Irreft ffslte.
0oooaro befannfe f6 i4uloig uno
uurbe nit $40 nebf Soften beffraft.
Die @irtbi9aft miro nun fur 80 Sage
eefdloHsn fein, biz cine neue 2isens ere
lanot tperoen tann.
@eridiebene Wirtbidaften, bic ibre
8efBer me9ielten, purben ben 8ebDr=
ben gemelost; isoo9 III es f6wer, in
fol6en Gdlen seieBlid DOr3useben, ba
bic Wirtbe. pelde ibr @ei&dft unter
ben 9i,enien Mnoersr bstreiben, in be'
rem Sienfen au ftebsn bebaupten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-09

Der GonsreB pirD BEN SaaBamt
cine beiOnbere freuoise nsberraf6uns
bereiten, tpenr er ben gmpfeblungen
bes 2riegs=S DEPARTMENTS betrsfs Der
gepiaieun9en FIR 6luB- unb Safen-
bautsn 6olge leitst. 8efanntli9 parb
aus Observation-Disclosures unb baupt=
id9li9 I'm ben Semotraten fem Mt9u=
ment FIR Die @ampagne an Die Sano
gu 9eben, in Der DerfloRenen @onereB=
SeifOn feline Jlub= uno Safenbiq pai=
firt. Sur Die unbeoinet n6thisen 8e=
wiaigungen ftir bic GOrtieBung bereits
be9Onnener Waferbauten uurben Der
Omnibus-8 ein9effat. SEPT mbdte
bas Rriess. Separtement, unter befen
Neeibe befanntli9 oiefe 8auten bur1.
9eft6rt ueroen, bas 8erfdumte Ea59e=
6Dlt feben, uno ss piro als Minimal=
iumme cine gewiaiaun9 bon Is Dill
lionen Dollars %9eforoert, BON tuel9er
etDa 3wei Srittel unmittelbar CUR Ser
ftgung geteqt ueroen fOlten, wdbrsno
Der Reft f9 auf @runo bon %fortlaufen=
ben @ontratten auf mebrere Sabre bers
tbeilen ptiroe. Die 8emilieuneen fir
Die fortlaufenoen @ontratte peroen
bann bon Sabr su Sabr in Der Omni=
bus.gi boreeieben. Solte Der @on-
sreB Dem 8erlansen bes 3risss=Se=
partements gere4t tueroen, 10 wtiroe
,bas er6Bte Waferbauten-8 Budget our
Nnna6me gelangen, ueltes ie i'm So
pitol sufammen9efteat tuorber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-09
Yoli3dlides.

unter benz 0eron6te
aus benz 6auie go. 1l8 Wef Noro=
StraBe suei lleberaieber entueroet 81
baben, tpurbe Sarrp Simpion, 20.
Sabre oft, go. 1874 SUPERIOR traBe
mObnbaft, bonn Yoli3iften Bolsn per=
baftet. Simpfon betbeuert feline 1n=
f9ulb; ME ~berlautet, liseen feine aus=
f9lasgebsnoen Bepeife gesen ben Mann
Dor.
WaIter 9 q b c b aus 5rant,
fort, Sno., puroe our4 ben Irmee-
8samten Warner als Ssierteur Inn po-
liseigefdn9nife abseliefert.
Wit elmer Saoung 9Ol3 auf
benz Wasen oerlieb seftern 8Ormittas
gilbert Weitel, So, AZ Shb Capitol
ape., Die 5ol3b6fs Der Jrienolp Sun,
I'm oas Sols aesen 3abluns abaulie.
fern. Mls er nod geraumer 3eit ni&t
mieoerfebrte, puroe bic poliaei bena9s
ri9tiet unb bieie ff6berte i'm bann in
einem B%arrelbauie auf. Wie perlaus
tet, lieferte MsifsI bas 6Ols ab, fubr
Damn iiber bic Strabe uno legte cine
2abung @pirituOien elm. Die Mnflase
oes 2lsinoisbfabls tpuroe segen i'm sr-
boben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-09
A4f nrr Srkunn1rbnhn.

~Sa gum Sonnertpetter, @9affner,
parum bGlt benn Der 3us auf biefer
Station ni4ts"-. Sa fdaun's, Der Go
tomotibfiibrer lit benz 8abnbofspirtb
felt bieraebnS asen INNER nod bic 3ea'
fdulbig."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-09

Die bette 2apitals. 4nlaae fir Sc
i9dftsleute CUR Weibna9tsseit ino an-
ssi9en in Der rSribtins" unb vSpott.
DoQel".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-09

% Der 2abrer 0tutemoe
8ote fotpte Der NeaemSbmrger
Wartett &aIemoer fAr 1905
itmo Smr@ mmiere Office. stt
beatebeu.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-11

House to We put In type and printed
for the use Of Congress until l: e print
ed copies are placed on the desks OF
Congressman and Senators in the Cap
itol. it is closely guarded. and every
step in the process is carried on under
the vigilant eyes Of inspectors appoint
ed for the purpose.
There have been occasions, or, at
least, one occasion, when the Presi-
dents message was printed in news
paper before the day Of it's delivery
to Congress. but the fault did not lie
in the Government printing office.
When the original copy is received
there it is cut up into very small
"takes," or sections. only one to each
compositor. and he puts it into type
with an inspector standing alongside
his case. The Government printing Of
flee has not yet introduced typesetting
machines, and the composition Is all
done by hand in the old-fashioned way.
When the forms are put on the press
a guard stands by each machine and
watches it so closely that not single
sheet could be abstracted. Indeed. all
the waste and incomplete sheets pulled
from the press while it is being made
ready are preserved. Not scrap Of
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-11
SWIMMING MITT.
Ducks We6 Foot Closely Inn
itated in Rubber.

Mechanical aids to swimming have
been invented galore, but most of these
are too cumbersome. or complicated. to
be an unalloyed JOY to the user. The
swimming mitt, illustrated herewith.
however. is simplicity itself. and if a
device is desired for rendering the
stroke more powerful, or enabling
greater speed to be attained. it would
seem to fill all the requirements. It
consists of mitt of light, flexible ma
terial. such as rubber. oil-silk or water
proof textiie. and of ample size to form
webs between the fingers of 'he hand
when stretched or spread to their ut
most. The mitt IS approximately OF
pear form, and is provided at the small
end with q wristband Of rubber to form
a tight joint about the wrist. so rs to
exclude air and water. this being essena
tial to the proper foi nation Of the webs
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-11
SOURCES OF THE PEERAeE.
Ancient Lineage? Pooh! Pooh! Look
Here, Says Labouchere.

Progress is revolution in disguise
and by degrees" a well known tory
has recently said, 1T is destined to
make the peers powerless and the
poor prosperous" The description
will remind many Of the phrase utter
ed by Cromwell: There will never
be a good time in England till We
have done with the lords"
What is the value Of our peerage
of today? Lord Beaconsfeld answer
ed the question in "Coningsby" many
years ago:
"'Ancient lienage,' said Mr.. Mill
bank; I never heard Of peer with
an ancient lineage. The real old
families Of this country are to be
found among the peasantry; the gent
ry, too, may lay soma claim to old
blood. can point you out Saxon
families in this country who can
trace their pedigrees beyond the con-
quest; know Of some Norman gen.
tlemen who's fathers undoubtedly
came over with the conqueror. But
a peer with an ancient lienage is to
me quite novelty. No, no; the thir-
ty years war Of the roses freed us
from those gentlemen. take it after
the battle of Tewkesbury, a Norman
baron was almost as rare being In
England as wolf is now
"I have always understood, said
Coningsby, that our peerage was the
finest in Europe
"'From Themselves said Millbank:
and the heralds they pay to paint
their carriages. But I go to facts
When Henry VII. called his first par
lament there were only % temporal
peers to be found, and even some OF
them took their seats illegally, for
they had been attained. OF those %
not FIVE remain; and, as the Towards.
for instance, are not Norman nobility.
We owe the English peerage to three
sources-the spoilation Of the church.
the open and fragrant sale Of honoB
by the elder Stuarts and the borough
mongering of our own times. Those
are the three main sources Of the az.
listing peerage Of England, and in
my opinion, disgraceful ones.'"
Lord Beacons6eld might have add
ed fourth origin Of the existing peer
age. to wit, the bestowal of honors
upon the mistresses Of the kings and
their illegitimate childran. This de-
corous nation, therefore, delights TO
honor those who have inherited:
titles from such shameful SOURCES.
London Truth.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-11

the house the back ache has been SO
bad that it brought tears to my eyes.
The pain at times was so intense that I
was compelled to give up my household
duties and lie down. There were head
aches, dizziness and blood rushing to
my head to cause bleeding at the nose.
The FIRST box of Doan's Kidney Pills
benefited me so much that continued
the treatment. The singing pain in
the small of my back, the rushes of
blood to the head and other symptoms
disappeared"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. so cents per box. Foster
Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-11

There twins or triplets are born they
have unequal chances to survive in
the race Of life on account Of having
been unequally endowed by Nature
with physical strength. A notable e1-
ception to this was proven the other
day near York, when the last one Of
triplets died at the age of eighty
six years, the two others having died
two and six years ago, aged eighty
four and eighty years, respectively.
They were of the Strickler family-a
name which abounds in York County.
David, the brother, who was born
last, died first, and Mary. who was
born first, survived the longest. Mary
was married to Harry Gross, while the
other sister, Magdalena, was married
to Henry Quickle. This notable trio
spent their days in the peace and quiet
of country life, which probably added
to their Observation-Disclosures Rec
ord.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-11
paper Of any kind can be removed.

paper Of any KIND can be removed.
and while the presses are at work on
the message no one is allowed to enter
the room except the printers and the
guards.
When the edition is printed it goes
to the folding room, where women are
employed to assemble the sheets and
stitch them together. There also the
work is done under vigilant guard: no
one is allowed to leave the room until
the work is completed. and every sheet
must be accounted for. Neither there
nor in the composing room ere the en-
ployes allowed to carry on any con-
versation.-New York Mail and Ex-
press
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-11
The Way Of the World.

When Thackeray was in this country
he called on General Scott, full of ad
miration for his remarkable campaign
in Mexico and eager to hear the war
rior explain how battles were fought
and fields were won. "Well, now you
know all about it." remarked friend
as the novelist returned from two
hours tete-a-tete with the soldier
"Not at ALL" replied Thackeray, with
twinkle in his eye. "The general take.
no interest in strategy. I found thai
literature was his forte"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-11
EASILY BELIEVED.

MANY have said that If Longfeilow
were living to-day he could not sell
his poems," remarked the girl with
the book. 500
I'm sure Of It," replied the amateur
poet. "Why, haven't been able .to
sell nine ."-Phnadelphi Record.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-11

between the fingers Of the hand when
the mitt is in use. After slipping on
the mitt it is necessary to exhaust the
air by simply doubling up the hand and
pressing the parts '.f the mitt together,
which causes tie opposite faces OF the
webs to come together, the pressure OF
the water and atmosphere being capa.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-11

AGAINST HER PRINCIPLES.
'Mrs Alimony contemplates another
divorce"
I'm not surprised. She won't let
any husband become permanently
identified with her"-Judge.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-11
Lived to q Good Old Age.

Several medical men were discuss
ing queer phrases Of their profession,
when the subject Of twins came up.
ut is generally believed by both the
laity and the medical profession"
said Dr.. 3. A. Hoover, Of Wrights-
vile, who was one Of the party, that
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-11
VERY APPROPRIATE.

Some kind friends were going to
erect a column OF marble over the de-
ceased jokesmith.
Here is a fne piece" said the
dealer.
"Why. that's funny column" re-
piled the friend, gazing at the pecu-
liar carving.
well didn't you say he was joke
smith ?''-Chicago News.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-11
German Hearts.

Diseases of the heart have been On
the increase in Germany in recent
years, one person in every seven being
afflicted. Influenza, alcoholism and ex-
cessive addiction to bicycling and other
sports are named by DR.. Steckel as the
chief causes.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-11

what l SUI
fered no one
W i'll e Y er
know. I used
about every
known rene
dy that is said
to be good for
kidney CO N =
plant, b u t
without deriv-
ingpermanent
relief. Often
when alone in
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-11
New Acetylene Burner.

A new acetylene burner, which it Il
claimed gives an efficiency double that
of the twin injector acetylene jets hal
been patented In France. 1t consists
Of a central tube which carries a Ha1
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BILE Of maintaining them in this posi-
ton. Indeed SO effectively does the
mitt cling when once put on that it Is
only by stripping it of that it can bs
removed
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greatest anxiety to those concerned in
putting it in its final form. in order to
prevent any possible leakage" before
the appointed day of its delivery.
From the time it leaves the White
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Savings deposits in Chicago banks
have passed the 100000, 900 mark. Ia
the past year they have increased more
than $22,OO0,0OO.
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= OF the $1,000 Inhabitants of Vladivo-
stock, 25,OOO are Russian soldiers.
There are also 1000 japanese residents,
Of whom 233 are merchants and 264
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Mrs. Wipslow's Soothing Syrup forchildren
teething, soften the gums, reduces in6amms-
ton ,allays pain, cures wind colo. 25c. q Dottie
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FTTspermanently cured. No fits or nervous.
ness after first days use OF DR.. kline's Great
herveRestorer. $2trialbottle and treatisefree
DR.. r. n. KLINE, Ltd, 931 Arch St., Phiia., Pa
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EnpIreerfne in Montana.

The trouble about people who borrow
tzoub.e Is thev a..ways pav it back.
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A WOMAN'S MISERY.

Mrs. John LaRue, Of 115 Paterson
Avenue, Paterson, N. j.. says: Il was
troubled for about nine years, and
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PUTTING HER RIGHT.

PUTTING HER RIGHT.
Aunt Margaret-They tell me Flor.
ence is your fiance.
Dick-No such thing; what stories
folks do tell! She and me is engaged,
and that's all there is to it.-Boston
Transcript.
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Hand Power my fKess S@o'OVs 7.g.-l
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age. A boy can make regular sized l4xlSx
IS in. bales ike fun, and two boys can,
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their big cata.og, fully describing tbs greet
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PUTNAM FADELEss DYES color more
goods, per package. than others.
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SEND THIS NOTICE TODAY

It is easy to put on bold front # you
have good backing.
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lido not believe Piso's Cure for Consump-
ton has apequal for coughs and co.ds.--JoHH
F.PoYLR, Trinity Springs, Ind, Feb. 10, ls00.
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A short sighted man always expects has
neighbor to look through his glasses
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When Il comes to drawing conclusions
all women are natural born artists.
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Announcement has been made. semi
officially. at t. Louis, that Mrs. Nei'
lie Grant Sartoris will be selected as
President Of the Board Of Lady Man.
ayers of the st. Louis Exposition in
place Of Mrs. John Blair. Mrs. Sartor'
is ss the daughter Of General U. s.
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Hand Power Hay Press ses. 90.

Some men make enemies instead q
friends because it is less trouble.