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HorsanloBn a EIDsEood Railroad

Time Table No. 6,
IN EFFECT 800 A. NJ. OCT. IS. Isos
All Trains Daily Except Sunday.
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STATIONS. WEST No i6. No=Is

+ Stop only on signal or aotice 10 Con
dac,or ?. K. BRETz cenerslsfanaser
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Fooled Again by the Lightning Rod
Man

A dispatch FROM Frtsi.sisk. Ma Scpien
Der :. SAYS A tale ot IAr Ei'y uuys bg uhsct
glib tougaed l5zhtuIug rod as~nl- hasissnt
innocent farmers was tojd 5n th- Circuit Caars
hcrr to-day iH lhe course sighr lriaI ot jde fss-
81 Goo3~iu aud Others sEaiaas p.u'rrnar
Ihs Plaiugi8, are the rvcyivrrs EHs FrA-rfnai
Baiidiug ani l..aa Association, af Bssualug-
The drfeudaas >, J0ha n psnisrmaa. asa ibr
salt : for Sloa. the amount 81 a uafr tearing
Ms. D3utrrmau signature.
The story sol4 oy the defendant 8. that d
couple OF year. ago ] : Cray eam~ Co BE-,
farm aud offered TO equip hss house aGd barn
Niih lightning rods for So st the same uatr
agreeing jhas $50 uark saca lu BIZ empty sAaa.f
board NJ Mr.. n,H,rsaaan $ zh,I- ~orAias Be-
the U-igabarboD8 sod that she sIs. i1r The
lightning rods should ~ to~rari lhe payuaeul
u their board NJ htu'srrasu claims thAJ
The at.y paper hc .lgned wa- aur Trpr-seurr.!
"a he contract w3jh these terms Sometime
aiicrSA-I be was notified shat ihr Ftalerua.
BaildIng aud Loan Association held b,s nut-
for $50. which bad been DESIGNATED fsg tiray
81 branch uihee whiCh the associaIItal at that
time maintained ia Frederick Subsequently
Sue association veaI I8lo the hands col, rrcrirer,
and thvy bruught sult sp0n the note.
TIE case occupied the attention 81 gb- saali
today. ikr plaintiffs tseiug represented ay
trnsr x irner. aud the defendant by j r.
T. Wood, John Wood and r l.. Siourr
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Nervous Ailment OF School Children.

Close upon the heels OF the official statement
that a large proportion Of the whole number
Of school children IN Chicago suffer from some
kind OF nervous ailmeut, a similar statement
IS made as to the graduates of the training
schools for teachers in New York city Dr.
Elizabeth Jarrett, "A medical examiner for the
Board OF Education, says that per cent. Of
those who quality TO become teachers IN the
public schools are afflicted With incuruble mall
aides. the result OF oyers;udy.
'.One hundred and fifty OF the SIX hundred
girls who came to me to try TO pass physical
examination this spring, says DIR. Jarrett,
had to be held over for denomination this
fall, because they were found to have some
form of heart trouble, iucipient kidney dis
ease, or anaemia' Ii has also been shown
recently, according to official report, that New
York's school children are quite as much men
tally oyerworked as those OF Chicago. The
course of ten months of study is pronounced
by majority of the teachers to be too heavy
aud impossible of completion IN the time al
lotted to it, There has been much talk of late
of the too great diffusion of the attention of
children over field of study that is too broad
for the future Limitations of the average prac-
teal life There is good ground for think
ing" saws the official report, that the vast
majority of children in the schools absorb very
little of the regular course. Many, IN fact,
leave school AS ignorant as when they entered
il. The truth of this is shown when they at
tempt to earn a living The practical iguor-
ance of the average fourteen-year old girl or
boy when he goes to work is characterized as
astounding. There are signs of strong move
ment in New York toward simplifying the
public school curriculum.
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Forest Fires in California.

SaN FEAvyf-ra. sept lO--Forrsl IRE. az.
GOV TaginE ln many Of the principal uu Der
sections iu the northern districts OF California
and Ia Jhr immediate vicinity ei this city. In
The santa Cruz Nouutsius the situation Is
serious lu the extreme. aud % Is believed that
a. present the State Park ia The Big basin
which contains some ot the finest redwood
uGl Der tn the State Is doomed
D1wu the mountains 10 she coast line ID.
flames are nov sweeping everything before
lhrm-Fanche- aud property Of ali kinds, and
DC IS only hoped that the coutagrAtion may not
extend 90 the giiy ot Santa Cruz The tivr iu
Marin county Is now checked. 20 Is believed,
after deyasting Au area Of Is 900 acres.
From Tchanla, Butte aud other points up
north come reports ot loss los flames, which
have swept The mountains. - Tar no los, OF
human life ha, beea reported, but ll Is feared
that la 5aAuy Instances % must haze been Im
possible Tor people 90 escape.
All huighis Iempars trans scheduled 10
leave for the East via Ogden last night were
cancelled on account Of the fires IN the snow
sheds ia the Siefras The only Eastbuund
Train that ieit here last night was the one
destined for Reno. New, sud which was held
M CoiiaN. The special car Of the Earl of
EusIou is attached 10 this TRAIN and will be
taken up by the first through train. Accord
ing so railroad adyiceS received here all of
the sheds between Blue Canyon and Cisco
were destroyed. Il IS expected that the over
lands viii resume running today.
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An Ohio Farmer Pleased.

Iar N.gaHsrea ts4rsv N~ss. l.u.s.fsa4.I st
~are.aaf, Nd pt ~.t.'vnll--r : says
De "a .st.sr r.t Zoo Nr-s .r.-a. r :. FsHHrrt.
Isl aras frEer-.-r.rr'H- ba.H. aiatr.. N-girtn nrs
B. far arsfsr ...a,s ln S.-@tn< rfFas- ai hls
frsrHl vl.t, gH .hs aaaalt me .fter la gari
ls 81 ,aI.asss
- Hsyz t.a-a taking sa- N-as ~ several
wears H-.I have, E-sa "a ssr~f.I rs-,ir- at rbs
ssus-. 49, 5.-sF. 81 ieazH .sH. .H=sl. tb. E.,.f
rra >befr aHh s5r- ia i.a-aaHE fherr. a.
lsass teE q iiu-. an4 perhaps p~ygH asHIIs-
Na iar I~sh iuss. ! tons advantage 81 the y
d excursion 90 OCEAN C5Iy. aruvss Fhs-c
Jt- l3gh. cam, 30 >A...AsTY fae 7Eh Hn carry
l7sia Aal rsnasa-i ga tn Shore l. the 27lh.
As very usaca pleased aash vuar e.gy tbr
people aers So kiat. there s. surely lir ard
cacggy 20 yosr Jnaa- Portions Of the county
Impressed ulr vsrs iasasal.y. TIE cora, a
great deal 1t t. @4s far better than J hzJ rs
T.rttri tn srs. .H .zcJ Eosd ~ Sr9s 90
tayrgEr r2sai4. Haia, ono 81. She atst casu
crossing rauat5rs ira the State
81 sAJlxal DerbaH- fhI= mzy BE- an cNtrz
core scar iu yugr -res corr ! told Cur people
'hst } .aw rasn thai slH make and ~
basshv.s per acre s-r lu the Ness ihas Nr
: T. Glrdy Eks ~ Acrys hat ~sH average Is
bsssbs's ises ser-. bauhiis~. 3 eagli b. 81
lrirfrs; 10 ulaus Oi 1s Western people 60 kuu~
aus iaF s'l. Nes trraieaas shat ~ ElrAa, tnF
fafA'laa at crvPs. zaasat 81 uraaure ~ trsiI.
iz~r asrI BOB au.isyalsne. yic. AZ beast fi
sas.I i-s ai yrry great suJ-Tr-. Ca The ~r5frr.
Iu rr5..g g. Ebc .rllys Go, Nra- SAYS
{, s5F,s az pleasure gH assS-r, as far rs fds
s4bar iH~ question. asked ~ NJ PATrcyt. Dc
The Gardy farm, is shsrh b. refers. The laui
bad l-.cn u cieyrr aa3 ismoEhy for three years
yso sroY,s havaE a+-u sat trUm % zach year.
Tar land ~trfs broken ier com. ~A- plp3rd
alac acEcs and l.ag iH thorough condition,
hauag dssi bera br,sa3eA,sci ~lgh stable
aarr, - ,oAIs heias asrl Co the acTy- iae
corn uas planted tao gralss la the hs.i. i5ay
..cc, apart cash uay, aHi pas cultivated ~
tsm-.. No Fertilizer sas asrd 10 The bill On
uss.l .srlns 10 ga., county the corn Is cultivated
bsy iaar usacs. aud iar best results arr ob-
tanned tY bgoa4casnaz Nlth stable manure,
although iair epfa cras. aye raised by the as.
of commercial tvyuazsTs.
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THE CIRCUS IS COMING
A Day of Unalloyed Pleasure in Store
for Old and Young Alike.

There Is no manner or form Of putsTtaiu-
meug that exciles equal interest and erlhu
siasm ln the hearts OF children as the risegs.
aud this may be said with much Iruib tu regard
% pesauus uf malurrT wears, Is vel. a. those
who have grown grey with the weight 81 wears.
There is nothing that recalls with more vivid
presentation the enthusiasm aud eNei'rmeu,
OF youth The sawdust ring with the healthy
smell Of pine, fresh and inyigorating; the
funny clowns; the trick donkeys the lemonade
aud peanut yenders Of early days pass in pan
Drama before Us when the bin boards with
faring posters announce the coming OF the
circus.
The famous Welsh Brothers Newest Great
Railroad Shows are carded for exhibitions at
Westminster Monday. September 10Th
This popular circus is entirely new this sea.
son and contains a myriad of amazing acts.
novelties, equestrian disp plays and is especially
rich in trained animal advertisements An
attractive free street parade Is announced 20
take place at 1890 a. m. on the day Of the
performances.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

carroll Charge Reformed Church-HaryeSt Home
Service at Benjamin 5 at 10 4, sunday school al
a. m. Y. ? :. Z. + at730 p Harvest Home
Service at Pleasant Valley at p FL
James b. StOnsifeT Pastor.
salem Lutheran Charge-At Benjamin's sunday
School 81 9 a. m. Preaching 10 a. IN. st. Johns
sunday school at p. IN. Preaching at ?. Y.
2. :. c. Z. at $50 ?. IN. K. W Doty, Pastor.
Grace Lutheran Church.-Lecture ana prayer
meeting Wednesday Al = As p IN. sunday school al
a. ID. Divine service al 1880 a IN. and 80 D. N.
Y p. : e. + 6.i5 p m. Harvest Home service, sep
TENDER 18th al lO.sOa m.
p. II. Miller. d. D., Pastor
Methodist Protestant Church. Rev. l. F. Warner.
PastOr.-Sabbath Seryices.-Preachinga at 1880 IN.
and 80 p. Y. P. ). c. f. at $50 p. IL. sunday
school 915 u. IN. Mid week Service in the lecture
room Wednesday evening 81 80 O'Clock.
ST. Paugs Reformed Church-Sunday school at
9.l5 a Worship at 1890 a. IN.
C. : Sagle. Pastor.
Centenary NJ f. ChurCh.-Sunday school al 81
a. Preaching at 1880 Il. m. ard 80 p Ep
worth League at Gas p. M.
Rev d. g. Miller Pastor.
st. Johns Church-Sundays-Low Mass at T.l5
and High Mass at 10 a. m. During the week.-Mrs.
at Z a. IN. Joseph Il. Cassidy, Pastor.
The regular hour for church services in the Re-
formed Church, silver Run, is 10 Il IN. every sun
day sunday School at 9 O'Clock Preaching every
two weeks at 100 p u.
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forgive me- 0, you never can! I have
been the biggest brute in the world
II might try, she murmured. 81
have learnt one thing, at least-that hus-
band is very useful person. Did you
hurt him very much, Dick p
''He is alive" he answered.
Il don think like-other men quite
so much, Dick, she whispered, nesting
up to him. ''Don't dare to ever boast
about your experiment but l think-if
you would carry me up to the bungalow
my slippers are cut all to pieces on these
rocks, and am very cold might try
might try, said-O, Dick
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Harry Stoner. Of Fairfield. Pa. was ground
To pieces under the wheels of a freight train
on the Western Maryland Railroad, al Smith
burg. early on the morning Of September H.
Whether he fell asleep on the tracks or pur-
po>ely jumped in front of the rapidly moving
train is not known. Some of his friends are
inclined to the suicide theory, claiming that
family troubles had made the man desnerale.
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MARYLAND
COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
325 McMechen Street, Baltimore, Md
Alfons w. Schenuit, Director.
REoPENs SEPTEMBER II.

The leading College of Music. EocuIion
and Dramatic Art, Teachers Training and
Elementary Department. European and
American ARTIST Teachers. Unsurpassed ad.
vanrages Dept. for those studying only as an
accomplishment Four free and partial,
scholarships open. Terms and Board mod
erale. Catalogue mailed free. sep3
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Blue Mountain Express.

fstaps only to take on passengers for points west
Of Union Bridge.
stops Ouy 10 hand passengers from points west OF
Union Bridge.
Blue Mountain Express.
Leaves a. ~. Hagerstown ats i0 Blue Mountain.
:. IL: Buena Vista springs, 7ls Blue Ridge, 1.25;
Thurmont az. Rocky Ridge, 80; Brueeviile SEQ
81: Sudbrook gu7; Walbrook 9l6s Fulton, 9.l9;
Unioa 9.25. arriving al Hien at9.so. Leaves p m.
Hien at SIS. Union. $50; Fulton, s.s5; waibrook,
SIS: Westminster 4s0: New Windsor 442; Bruce
vile, 49,; Thurmont, SIS; Blue Ridge AS; High
field. 5 8: Bueus Vista Springs 81; Blue Noun
tain SD, arriving AT Hagerstown al go
The owl. week Days.
Leave Htllen II D. p m Union IL 50. Pa ave lisa,
Fulton ll.s7. walbrook Il-s9, Arlington has. Mt.
HOPE n. IS Howardvile ll50 SudbrOok Park IL 81,
Pikesvilie ll5t, Greenwood u.S5. owings Mills.
l2gi Giyndou I3-l4 Emory Grove, Glen Falls
i2O Finksburg y D. Carrollton 1888 Westminster
i247 Avonsiale l25S. New Windsor l02, Linwood
i.d7 ar Union Bridge 10 a m. Leave Union Bridge
$50 a. m. Linwood ASS, New Windsor ass. Avon
dale s O. Westminster 5.l2. Carrollton 52l Finks-
burg S.il Glen Falls5 Emory Grove, GIyn-
don $50. Owings Mills 600, Pikesville 6lo, sud
brook Park els Howardyille ella Mt Hope 6.l7.
Arlington SO Walbrook as, Fulton 62s, Pa. ave-,
65l. Union 6-5j, ar. Hhlen g. 40.
Frederick Division PENNSYLVANIA +. R. DAILY ex-
cept sunday Trains for Frederick leave Bruce
wife AT SIS g86 and 1910 a. m. and 500 and $50
p. m. Trains for Taneytowu, Littlestown and
Columbia leave Bruceville 90 n. and S.+5 p. NJ
Trains leave Frederick for Baltimore us a m,
Loo and 40 .. m. Trains leave Hanover for Co
lumbia Si5 SD and l0l6 a. N. and Us and rs p.
M for littlestown at 40R m. and aOaud 9.02 D.
Through trains for Hanover and Gettysburg and
points on Baltimore and Harrisburg Division leave
baltimore daily, except sunday, at zoo q. NJ ana
$50 .. m. Through cars for Gettysburg and inter
mediate points leave Baltimore also daily, exeeps
sunday. al ~. II = IN.
sunday Trains.
on Sunday trains viii leave Hillen Station s.So
a. IN aud , 20 and II % D. m Westminster Hiss
II and i2E midnight, arriving at Union
Bridge at tI.45 a IN. and 445 and 10 p. N. Leave
Union Bridge AZ 6.l0 and $50 a. m. and 400 p.
m Westminster G. 50 and $50 a. IN. Ls0 and 6l3 p.
m Arriying at uillen Station at SS5 and 1910
a. N. and Z. Is and 7.22 p N.
F. NJ HOWELL,
General Passenger Agent.
B. H. GSEwoLp. GENT, Tnfie Manager. jnl9
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PROPOSALS FOR A BRIDGE.

The County Commissioners of Carroll
County hereby invite proposals for joint iron
bridge over Sans Creek, at Myers Gate,
between Carroll and Frederick Counties.
Specifications can be seen at the office of the
Commissioners at the Court House. Propo-
sails will be received until the 10Th of Septem-
Der, 1904. at l.30 clock a. IN. The right
is reserved to reject any and all bids
By Order OF the Commissioners.
sept 10 st f. l.. HAM, Clerk.
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PAINLESS
DENTISTRY.

pr y j. S~ity. 'syreyrly 81 -.
tas. eats. has opened pFH,al -
Uher Is 'hr property b. &C. N1f1Ill'
yya1.y parvassra from NJ. l.-snIrr 6ia4hHl
N35aeea, 5a th., sItg ana ~i.I Prasuoe brut4a-
Jry uu Ea- premises nausd uE FHtay sEd
SATURDAY, uf zach arvk Ail sock previously
done Is a~ si aut satisfactory s.8I b. replaced
free Of charge Tes:a extracted positively
without pain S-tb % Teeth 50 sad ap.
Teeth Filled wlth Cold. 81 ap5 Teeth FILLED
ssith Surrr, -tcs Teeth Filled aI,A AmaiEasl.
yiy. Ga5d Crrwrs. s. ur fe~ih Extracted
@ss, N5ia'fscd Ar. sjc. Tr.sb Cleaned. 5ssc
Bridge anrs 81 kstlae-d Ealcz. All uoTk
Guaranteed.
DIR w J. SELBY,
apsIs Westminster, Md.
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MARYLAND RAIL-
w ROAD.
%
CONNECTING WITH

P. & R. R. at Shippensburg and Gettysburg;
Norfolk & Western r. r. at Hagerstown;
B. 4 0. Railroad at Hagerstown and Cherry
Run; Penna. K. K. at Bruceville and
Hanover; P. W. Il b., N. C. and B. d p
Railroads at Union Station, Baltimore, Md.
Schedule IN effect Sunday, June 19, 1904.
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fstaps only 10 take on passengers for points west
Of Union Bridge.
stops only 10 iaud passengers from points west OF
Union Bridge
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x = y *
Half an hour later Curteis strobe into
the little camp and flung upon the ground
a soft. groaning burden
II We brought you Willerton back, -
he said, shortly. "Don't speak to me-
Hammersly. If find single one of you
on this island after sunrise tomorrow morn
ing I'll shoot you without further warn
ing
He turned on his heel and disappeared
among the shadows But he did not re-
turn to the bungalow 1t seemed to him
the bitterest part Of it all that he had not
even been able to help her She had
fought her own battle and won; but it was
he who had exposed her to it, She would
never forgive him. 1t was impossible.
He wandered on to the seashore and sat
upon the rock, where only few weeks
ago he had expounded his miserable scheme
to her. There we're faint signs of coming
dawn across the waters-a chilly wind had
sprung up. and he shigered Suddenly
he started Louise, hatless, but with a
great fur mantle wrapped around her, was
sitting by his side.
Il don think much of your expert
ment, Dick, she said, quietly.
He was so staggered by her presence
that for the moment he was speeches..
Then, something in the faint smile with
which she was regarding him loosened his
tongue.
"Louise, he exclaimed, ''yOu can t
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sunday Trains.

f. NJ HOWELL,
General Passenger Agent.
B. H. GxBwoLp. GenI. Tnffie Manager. juls
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Art Criticism.

Through his half closed hand the
man with the eyeglasses and the high
forehead was studying picture at
the art store.
II wonder what the title of this
painting is" he said. ut is mag
nificent work of-oh, yes; here is the
name, written rather indistinctly at
the MISUNDERSTANDING the Hero 1t
represents, you perceive. lot of cat
tle-Texas cattle, should judge from
their appearance. At their head is q
splendid specimen of the breed. evil
IDENTIFY the victor in many hard fought
battle on his native plains. Observe
the grand sweep Of his horns as he
holds his head erect and marches along
in the pride of his great strength. See
the merely secondary and subordinate
position allotted to what may be called
the human element in the composition,
the insignificant figure of the man in
the background, presumably hireling.
The cattle pay no attention to him.
They are Following the Hero the ma
jestic leader in front Of him, whose
proud
"But, Mr. Guyfus," interposed one
Of the young women, "here is the name
Of the picture in the catalogue-'No
at, Following the Herd"
"Er-so it il. Let us look at this
charming bit of still life a little far
ther along. Chicago Tribune.
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The Iuuge.s Queer .ase.

'Mister Jedge," said the old colored
citizen who came into the justice court
leading small negro boy by the coat
collar Mister Jedge, wish YOU'D
please, sub give dis boy ten years whar
de state'll furnish de vittles fer him."
'sWhat do you mean?" asked the as
tonished justice. "What has he been
doing?'
"Eatin' me out er house en- home.
subj" was the reply, vivid dat ongodly
appetite err his. Why, jedge, de appe-
tite er de whale dat swallowed Jonah
couldn't hol' a candle ter dat boys
eatin' arrangements. Fer de Lawd's
sake, jedge, let de state feed him
awhile, SOS de yuther chillun kin pick
up en- enjoy lifep-Atlanta Consttu-
ton.
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HORSES AND HoRsEMEN.

The pacing mare Ruby NJ, 2:1211a, is
now owned in Hawaii
9. X. G. Billings, owner of Lou Dill
Ion, is visiting in California.
1t is said that Ed Geers will have
Audubon Boy, 2:O3A. in his stable.
The Lexington association, it is said
is contemplating the grand circuit.
George Starr may have the fast
Woodtella in his stable this season.
Ed Allen, owner of Betty Wilkes,
Piggy, will train at the Cedar Rapids
track this year.
Joe Gahagan Of Toledo, o., has add
ed Idlewild, a fast green pacing mare
by Hal billiard, 2:04A4, to his stable.
Darnette, 2:12l, has been purchased
by Will Sexton of Medford, Mass, who
will use her on the Charles River (Bos-
tom speedway.
Mr.. Billings says that he is willing
to allow Lou Dillon to go against the
watch in Philadelphia provided the
proceeds are donated to charity.
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Illinois Central
EXCURSION RATES,

Excursion tickets will be sold by the Illinois
Central to the points. and at rates, as fol-
lows:
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Weak
Hearts


Are due to indigestion. Ninety-nins Of svsry
one hundred people who have heart trouble
can remember when 1t was simple indiees-
ton. II Is scientific fact that all cases Of
heart disease, not organic. are not only
traceable to. but are the direct result 81 indi-
gestion. All food taken into the stomach
which fails of perfect digestion fermenis and
swells the stomach. putting it up against the
heart. This interferes with tho action Of
the heart. and In the course Of time tina,
delicate but vital organ becomes diseased.
Mr.. D. kauble. Of Nevada. O.. says: lhad stomach
trouble and in bad state had heart tTcpble
with 1t. took Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for sbo1e fo,1
months and Il cured mo.
Kodol Digests What You LET
and relieves the stomach Of all nssvoul
strain and the heart Of all pressure.
Bottles only. $l.oo Size holding az tInss ~ ~
size. which sells for soc.
prsearsd by Z. O. DEWITT q CO., oeSsoA0o
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sudden Translation.

Unsophisticated Cook-If you please
mum, the butcher says shall get 3
per cent on all the orders give him.
What does that mean? Mistress-It
means. Mary, that we shall have a
new Chicago Journal.
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Not Pretty Then.

Hateful thing, she isl" exclaimed
Miss Pretty angrily. Pm glad I'm not
as mean as she is. Pm as much above
her as
Tut, tut" interrupted her fance
Remember that rosebud mouth Of
yours ceases to be rosebud when it
begins to blow."-Philadelphia Press.
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A Parallel Case.

A Parallel Case.
Miss Peachblow (at the church fair)
--Oh. Mr.. Dusnap, buy this sofa pillow.
It has just been reduced from 81 to rs
cents.
Mr.. Dusnap (ruefully)-Can't do it.
had $40 five minutes ago, but now
am reduced to Is cents.-Judge.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-06
Greatly Reduced Rates to the West and
Northwest.

Every day in March and April thl
Chicago Great Western Railway wfel
sell tickets at very low rates 10 points
in Montana, Washington. Utah, Idaho
and California. Write to y. P. Elmer:
g. p A.. Chicago. Ill. for full partic-
ulars. 90