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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-04

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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-12-03
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GREETING.

Again has the joyous season of
the year come round The sea
son always fraught with love
peace and good will to all The
natal day OF our Lord brings with
it this year more than others. os-
pecially to our State and Nation.
peace. plenty and prosperity.
Nineteen hundred aud four years
have elapsed since the Star of
Bethlehem guided the shepards
to the place where the Prince Of
Peace" the Light of the World
lay in that humble cradle. the
manger in the stable. Since that
time his kingdom has spread un-
til to-day the celebrants Of his
birthday will number four hun
dred and fifty million people.
steadfast christians who live in
the reflected light of that Star
which the wise men saw and
which has ever been in the as
cendant. The darkness it found
has been steadily disappearing
until to day the belted earth
rejoices in that light and its con
commitant blessings. Peace,
progress. christian civilization.
Our Parish and State is domi
mated by the spirit of the child
whose day we gladly welcome,
and whose reign we ioyfully ack
nowledge and accept.
The past year has been one full
of blessings and mercies and we
approach the birthday of our
Lord with thankful reycrent
hearts.
To our friends and patrons we
extend a hearty greeting for their
continued patronage. encourage
ment and support The past
year has been to US what it has
been to you. one OF prosperity
and temporal blessings and we
trust that every one of our sub
ScriberS and all others who feel
the joyfullnesS of the period will
he reinforced thereby for the
commencement of another year
of. let us hope peace and plenty
To one and all we wish merry
Christmaa and glad New Year
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
"MICHAEL STROG0fF,'

During the engageenr OF the Otto
Fl Krause company they Will t':eseEt
3oIlossy Kiralffy's 'Miaaaal sttogef,
brick building for the use of the
Southern Mercantile comany, the
present quarters cf the store being
the courier to the Car. showing the
perilous journey o. Michael Suogoff
from Moscow to Irkutsk, and found
ed on fact. This will give the COM
pany a coed chance to display their
talents, and admits Of fine costumes.
Dan't fail to see it. Monday night
Idaho" Ladies free with usual paid
esrort if seat is purchased before
SIX p. N. Stats on sale Saturday
al CoCn's at 9 &. M
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
The LEAK FOUND.

For several. DAYS past the sanitary
officers have been trying to find the
cause of the unsanitary conditions in
the alley on Main street between
Third and Fourth avenues but had
been unable to locate i, ThHrs.
cay plumbers from tie Pine Blu&
Plumbing company discovered an old
drain pipe formerly used by a Chi
nese laundry which formerly occupied
one OF the buildings. and found tA2.
This pipe was causing the trea' -
The pipe was removed and the leak
stopped.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10

Party Walked Through Hail of

Cripple Creek. June 1G.-Aftcr a
night of intense excitement and a
battle between troops and strikers at
DunnvilIe. a small sIlirmish en- Big
Bull Hill and the wreclling of the
Victor Record office. matters have
auieted down. and II is generally be
lieved the worst is over.
A question may arise over the
Dunnyille battle between the author
tiles. as it was fought in Fremont
county and Jol5l carey, who "as
t)led. was broj:-h1 10 .eller. Dunn
lille is fourteen miles south OF Vic
tor. a short distance leycnd the Dor
Ger of Teller co1ntS j eli alone has
been daci,,ed by ,le governor to Ne
in state of in5r~@e ct,on and rebel
lion
The attacking par;v walked throue'
a narrow canyon into the open gulcA
where tbs town or 'HINll'lte IL 40
Gated. and was subjected to hail Of
bullets from the 'o>lls high above.
Probably two rhoneand shots were
fred by bott si,'os vet only one man
was hit. so far as known.
John Carloy was i'll Ire timber and
vas sla;u by a bullet from The kfas
JorgennsAl OF a man N the firms
squad of Sergt Baldwin. The dirt
end rocns around &c f"et o. the IN.
va,iers an the newspaper men Who
accompanied them were spItted UP
as though heavy hail storm had
been in progress, bat not man was
touched.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
oRAUATED AND WE'D IN HOURS

Galesburg. Ill. June 1o-The trans
eo-na fon from q sweet girl graduate
nr.~ling bride was matter Of
only six hours for Miss Mary Grass
o. Trinidad, Colo She received Aer
diploma from St, Nary's school in
Knoxville. five miles from here, a:
room. and at six o'clock she was we /
ded 10 Bertram Rhodes. also of TIN
i5ad IN the chapel cf the school.
Her classmates We're the bridesmaids,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
MART VOWEL HUNG
TELEGRAMs POURED IN FOR
cLEMENcY. But GOV. DAVIS
REFUSED TO INTERFERE.
Made a Talk Or the 6ai5aws a
Which He Said That He Was Pre-
pared to Die
Made Talk Or the 0aiIaws a
pared to Die
WAS Ex.coNFEDE7ATE SOLDIER
5tIGlliieG lQiil

Mari {a4v@.l. In condemned mur=
aofar OF ]. I. l.evciax. was hanged
Thursday al Paragould between the
hours ef an i oeiock AMI The
.a.aas pronounced him dead
sithfn a few minutes affer HE. rap
vas aIrlul@. Sheriff Graysoa spfans
...afrxs Hter he had ascgaeed he
4afio~s. Vowel mare#a statement 10
lie crowd i'll which he said lie met
death without fear and was prepared
% meet his God lie said he hoped
20 See=then all i'll heaven and that he
died d Christian man Tie black
cap was then adjusted and after a
ttW minutes he was plunged through
he trap to his death. his neck beins
broken by the fail Sheriff Gray
son stayed the execution until the
last minute hoping for executive
clemeney from Governor Davis. but
ultItOuSu ItdijN iultt HHItItii tee
grams poured in on the governor
he let the law take its course and
the convicted man paid the penalty
for his crime
Mart Vowel was a man about 81
Years of age and had lived al Para
gould for number of years. He
was a man of considerable means
and much of his fortune was spent
in the trial. He was a gallant sol
dier in the Confederate army and
err"2! under General Forest. Oh
late years he had been known to be
a dangerous man and this fact co..
lected with the incidents of the
murd'r of i4oyejOy were brought out
olearl! III the trial when he was "Jn-
victed. The old Cor fcGeratcs all
over the state, and even in Tennes-
see We're praying the governor to
Say the execution and fix his pm
ishment at Imprisonment in the pen
itentiary on accOuu of the past
Prominence of the man, but Gov
etLor Davis could find no reason Tor
Interfering with the execution.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
LOSS OF $500 JAPS
CHINESE BRING THE NEWS or
HEAVY REVERSE IN POP-
ARTHUR ATTACK
Four Ships Also Lost and Were Ter
pedo Boats, According to C..
scription.

81. Petersburg. June 1O-Sp.ciaI
dispatches from Lao Yang report
Chinese as bringing news thai the
Japanese on June . attacked Port Ar
thur by land and sea, but wer4 re-
pulsed with a loss of $500 men aud
four vessels, which, Judging from
the description given Of them were
torpedo boats.
Other dispatches give rumors Of
naval battle between two fleets in
the gulf of Pc Chi Ii, and a definite
report OF a bombardment near [ai-
ping which may foreshadow a laud-
ing there
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
Rise Checked at Fort Smith.

Fort Smith June 10 e p. nj
Heavy rains Up the river III OkIahoma
and the Indian Territory have check
ed the fall of the river ana sent d &n
vast amounts Of water Unless the
rains continue the river will not
rise above tie hiS1 a1er 21atk ;
iaaGy SIT It stands now - - feet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
AMUSEM ENTS.

la Maseofte" was the bi..-pce-
sented last night by the Lyric 0aara
company to we'll filed house. ard
the audience was again well pleased
with the performance. The "Gobbla
Duet, " by Mr. LoaVille and Miss Clio
Yer, was we'll rendered and elected
much applause While not appearing
to the best advantage in prince Lo-
ranzo. A. c. Burgess did clever work
in the part ". II. Brown, as Rec
g." made the best impression he
has yet made. aad the chorus work
vas again clever The company viii
present The 1filado" tonight and
La Mascotte9 again Saturday after.
noon for a matinee bill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
WORK PROGRESSING STEADILY

The work Of remodeliag the Haw
city hall for The reception of the po@
lice and fire departments goes stead
;ly on. TIE cold storage box
has been torn out and another en-
trance has been cut in the east side
Of the building for the uos O. +ae
fire department. The city Gala 1eose
will be moved into the rear part Of
the building
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
MORE LEvEES BREAK
ANOTHER GIVES WA" AT ROB
ROY AND FLOODS t.1Co ACRES
ON GRAClE'S FARM
Town Of Sheriff. Flooded ana = ..
ton Belt Train Cans Get Here
from Ljttle Rock
THE DAMAGE DONE BY FLOOD,

The partial stand taken by the
river Thursday was probably due %
the breaking Of the leyee just oelo"
this point yesterday which let a great
volume of water spread over the sur
rounding territory; for the water rose
again last night and the guage tai2
morning registered IS feet, three
inches, showing rise OF six inches
rrrins the night The rise Of thu wa
ter is steady and the lowlands az
Joining are gradually becoming over
flowed Repcrts from Little ROCK
this morning shcw small rise a.
b that place, although a report was
sent out yesterday that the river at
that place was on stand. AT tort
Smith the water has begun to fa:l
though slightly. Another message
from Col. John NJ. Oracle this morn
fng saws that a second levee on nls
plaee has broken and he has owe:
four thousand acres under water.
Great volumes OF muddy water are
pouring down the stream and the cur
rent in places is very swift
In tie south end Of the city the
lake continues to show rise Of the
back water from the river, and the
residents in n victnl'N a. be-: l.
. ming to feel tc feel uneasy. If the wa
ters rise much higher some of the
streets will be covered and much dam
age will result,
telephone message to the Graphic
from Sheriff. this morning says the
river is above the banks few miles
from thai. place and that the back
water has come across the lpWands
and flooded the town. The water
j is over the railroad tracks of the
: Cotton Belt and is In some of the
stores The towns of English and
Tucker are also surrounded by water.
The Cotton Belt train from Little
Rock came over the branchh road
last night but no attempt was made
to go to Little Rock this morning
and the train from that place did not
get through this morning.
An engine was sent from here yes,
terday to pull the drift away from
the bridge across the river a few
miles below here. as ii was feared
the bridge would give way with too
much drift against it
The levees on the Harnaberry place
gave way this morning and that plan
talion is flooded.
On Lakeside many of the houses
are surrounded by water and Whole
families have moved. In some laces
in the old lake bed the water stands
three or four feet in depth in the
houses. The city is nearly surround
ed by the back water and if the con-
nection is made with the river on the
east side of the city it is feared that
current will be formed and many
= of the houses now partly under water
will be moved from their founda4
tions.
At twelve O'clock today the gauge
back of the court house registered
26 feet, four inches.
fobcb alb r-ll me sht'llf sErdlu
Reports this afternoon from Pas
oria and Bolivar township say that
most of the plantations in that sec
ton are under water and tie river
. is siD sending much water down.
The plantation OF Grr Jesse Core is
nearly all covered except about 80
E. acres. Mai. Nccoy's place is al TN
der water and his crops are r4ined
Al three O'Clock t2day the gauge Of
the river at this point stood at .
feet. ipefes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
WOMAN DOOMED.
First Female in Forty Years to Re-
ceive GaiIoWs Sentence,

First Female in Forty Years to Re-
ceive GaIows Sentence.
New York, June 10.-For the first
1ene in for;y Yea S a woman las been
doomed. through refusal of the court
of pardons to Interfere. 10 death OF.
the gallCWs.
Mrs. Anna Valentino, who killed
Eesic SaIza, Lodi, = j. last
March will be the victim aad she
viii probably be execute Jure lG
at IIackensack
AT her trial Mrs. Valentino con-
fessed the crime and said in opea
court she was ready to die.
She said that the Salza woman
called her ale names and she stab
nea the victim.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10

and when The river finally flooded his
fields and destroyed his crops. he be
came despondent and took large
dose of morphine to end it all He
was discovered il time and h4 the
earnest labors Of friends his lie was
saved
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
OceS

NJ IT. johns II al V#.e Iahc
Js.er, LIT 13 in b.o'!s - a. e-e to~-
o. Wabbaseka
Wiley Jones - tl'e#@.# D&e.t Sc.
camille comany, 20 by 10 - II -
3, block 3$. old town OF Faa .....s4
So QUO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
SPANISH NAME S.
How They Came to he So Freely
Scattered over California.

HOW Ih"N tame 10 lie 30 fTeesy
Scattered over California;
II WIS the custom OF The old Spanish
explorers - nifne phIees afte1 the
saint for whom Was named the day
Oh which G:eY eata,z.s3 there Ia this
manner Il -rea1 H#uaiar of m"iodious
al5d =sa:3a4# - y .s.4s'i =nalaes hage
!,4esl e,,.t."red O., + fa'iforuia 50 that
tie niffHes If Il -.p,p' HlHie~r 9t places
3cein ri' - irt SIN or Santa"
IL >elto eilS..> s,.=z!tie,- Is i; Weg".
las Hsesi s....e'=.. Eor=iustattee, wn
msY sa, f.9sS ~ ats! >a'l Luis Obs
'47 - ,a5. KIM and Saint
-. ;.e !..,4oil. also SAN i'lan Ca
}s.s;t..35, ir f,... sa7r - Los AH="les,
i3,,.= r,.s E;,esrH Sau,.:a ,ir los
>ro.fs@. fJo#9 I"G9 ut ne An-clsl,
j ..=s4=a- ats3ss-l=fatai too aHli>N for
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t.,.# et1...@ '.'tss. a"fan- tho <nints
f.at 4f.l..ei e. Il h5eiures4l.a ht1i"
.4..5r ~ t.=5.,...= ts..Nepa die
saf5 -. r.. ~. a...st5.j y;t..e..s ;,an
1T .s.5.f. t.a il tuoWa was
a..n et'e va ~ s4'.a We're rruci,iei
- - ,..e5t' - .=~s'!S the one VII
ss.s 5e"ed by the Lord
=eHzoI into paradise.
-. ..sf:1#. i...sTa.f @sl3#t#oi robbers. The
=. ..:.t5 to ue given to
he - t,7sar.at Wiley village was
a- L: ae.r 'sf Il .;.t32 of Ne%jcan
horse fair,es l5l6! fhcir 'lai," in a
t".i' =s.s, "G5cH WIS subsequently
Igf.sse" 10 = taa !ta"5erS canyon Or
d. c.:.,..a +. ...u .,.;1as. When the
Santa -, :ei.,asa CAME along ard
Id ant t.y s..sst1n t.lree the rsne Of
T. race San
bj.ias, ~.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
Chancery Court.

The liabilities of Lloyd Plant. \
,n,nor were removed hy the cl4ereers-
curt to ALLOW h.:H to tslAaa2. filsi-
nas5 in his own name.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10

The small boy is having the time
of his life while the river is on the
Rampage. Every open sewer and
small waterway in Tie CITY has lis
quota of waders and fishermen. No
casualties have yet been reported
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
JUD6g eAssEGL'5 WARM TALK.

Richmond. Na. .rafla la.= IiI@ ~sa9=
Deocfatie= CONVENTION me1 here Ststg@
day,
Judge Gasselt. en- taking Jae enaa-
said
That tie state of Virginia has 1T
beeu pieaous fer many yeags= Is
true, bu@ tais ysar tie state could
ahot would take It leading part III re
moving Roosevelt from the MUCK
dom ef kepabieanism
lie Denounced Pdeaident RoosoA et.
as Il sham reformer.s Tie Presi-
a. northern frierzls, he s.i1.
gagged al the mention of his name,
tGr he eateth wit negroes and drunk
eth With chem
He appealed to the Democracy III
the sacred name OF history, III TIE
name st prosperity and future hopes,
% bury all differences and unite TO
save this country
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10

tefd Hayis, as president and man
agef Of the Southern Mercantile
{ c:mpany, has purchased from w e.
Jones the lot on State street between
Third avenue and Second avenue
back of B. W, Benton S store, and
PROPOSES to erect a new two story
trick building Tor the use Of the
s 1ptn T Mercaniiiv. eampahy the
I1tse@t quarters h2!a.5 too small
tor the growth of the company's
trade The new building will cost
about $4,000, and this, in addition
to the $4,000 just paid for the lot,
will make the establishment worth
about $4,000. IaN- says the new
building will be a credit to Pine
Bluff and will improve that part ef
State street. The Southern Mercan-
tile company is one Of the strongest
negro companies in the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
Risina a. little Rock.

Little Roct Jaae u . o.eloehl -
The river a this poits star L a
- faes. inches an l.. s.7was rs
lug
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
hiAWEEY MEMORIAL CHURCH

The congregation Of The Ha
Aietapdi4, mission -.,urch N Hu-E=
- eraeg new nous "i @prs.uf. ".
f hoaaf q he late ReA. Jalne=
1lg#ICH viii namo it the !Ia4te
a,6fial eaHch Th" spig Of : iga
frrf aHh@eriAed toward bu ieijn II.
eharai. aad So is LOW or deIoz5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
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IN TIE COURTS.
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Deeds.

jarrett Hastings to W J. Craig: 5
" IA OF n W. II section >. town
ship T. range 10, in Jefferson county
$l0o This deed was made October
- 1SSS, and lodged today for record
stephen Duggan to Mary L. Red
man sw, IA of tho Sc IA section
81 township 6. south, range Q. west,
$40,
James L, Allen and wife 10 +, NJ,
Rosenberg. trustee, lot . block .,
ne. IA Of sc. IA in section y. town
ship 6, range 8, west. 81
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
SNOW FALLS IN COLORADO.

I.eadville. Col. June IO.-A heavy
SNOW storm began here yesterday.
Several inches Of snow covers the
ground.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
New Suits.

Suit was filed in the circuit court
this morning by Emma Allea against
Mrs. r. 3. Barlow for 80, alleged %
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

4 report reached here today Of lie
attempted suicide Of Mr.. ]. s. Is
sery of Pastoria. For days and daE7
he had been fighting the high wa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
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III ;.tosat -. a.t.-.t = What
anni#f. s8l-f. s3iHa E".s.p fse.,=
ly)-IiaHe $au lst-atlem 50 Scat.?
We've been married week today
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10

The ladies CT the Daughters OF Ihe
Confederaey need money for tleir
cemetery fund, and to aid them IN
raising funds the young men OF the
city with baseball aspirations have
agreed TO play a game OF ball at
Forest park Saturday afternoon. The
opposing teams will style themselves
the Bankers and the Wholesalers,
but membership on the teams is mt
confined strictly 10 either class. The
team will line up as follows:
Rankors- Phillips, 3b; Reeves, 2b;
Gancyay c: Miner. 1b; Strange. S,
Knox. IF: Murphey, CT: Vowel, II;
Iianf p
Vholosalors-F. Brewster. 2b; F.
Hatt. &b: b. Hut, IS; Taylor. Ct;
Harding IF; G. Brewster. ID: Trip
lett. e: Evans, If; W. HUT. p,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10

Mr.. C. W. Mayfeld has returned
from a business trip to st. Louis. /
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10

\ marriage license was issued To-
day to w K. D. Nicholson aged
A.. and Miss Mamia G. Curtin, aged
p, Il
-3'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10

Recollection /; the only paradise
from which We cannot be turned out.
Richter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
SEES NO PREACHER
ELISHA DAVIS CONDEMNED %
HANG SAWS =HE PREFERS
DC Ats Own PRAYING

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aa e#4re. But aa9-s u afz
peace VIII Ills CO.
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clos eaEtH5aaa il f6= count. Ill
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men. - a=f2e Davis 5ass Is
ready Lea - aar seems 10 laa. .=f.r=
eXeeurtse e.a,aaacz from v=nas5e.
l. SAY - -afqss Gha= ae
mitted t6o#el Ja44. and hopas To ne
peace with he God AGhoaeA ~
Wis has been IN iaa Tor neM
month he haz asked IL se-=G3
preacher, aHd say lie prefer t4-&o
his own praying The date for he
hanging was sci for lQne > be. @seo
the hours Of sunrise and sunset ND
the hanging will be public
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10

be due for 1he# r,n- ii t Laes... 49, tat,
South Georgia Sire,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
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Results Thursday.

Baton Rouge s. Pine Bluff !
Njcksburg /. NatcheZ 0,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
ROOSEVELT SCORED
DEMOCRATIC CHAIR
MAN SAYS He GAGS
Ills FRIENDS.
TIE President Eateth Win Negroes
and Drlr1l<eth Wlth

and Drnketh W1th
T1eh,
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A Man That Paws His Way.

A mere man stepped briskly up to
the Office Of one Of our prominent ho-
tells, threw down a nickel and said to
the genial clerk: please give me an
envelope and two sheets of paper"
The butt.end Of all complaints who Is
lord Of all he surveys nearly tainted.
AS he handed out the stationery he
showed back the coiI, saying: mo
charge, sir. We don't sell station
cry" Then l do not want it," was
the reply. Il am not guest Of this
hotel, and do not at the moment in
tend to become such. l wanted to
write letter. / should use your pen,
ink and table, with chair thrown in,
and very likely would be temporarily
in the way Of a guest. 1t seems to me
that nickel is none too large price
to pay for the accommodation" He
disappeared before the clerk recov-
cred his wits. We'll, that's the first
time ever!" calculated Sir Geniality.
in all my hotel experience l never
heard Of anything like it! I'm con-
founded. But why not sell paper, en-
velopes, etc.? We give away an enor-
nous amount every year to strag-
glers who never spend dollar here.
III mention it to the boss."-New
York Press.
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Deathbed Thieves.

In France persons who live at the
expense of others have discovered a
novel and shameful method Of thiev-
ing. They practice it only at funerals,
and hence they are known as death
bed thieves"
When they read in newspaper that
a well,to-do person has died. some OF
them go to the house an hour or two
before the funeral takes place and
coolly mingle with the invited mourn.
ers. OF course the members Of the
family do not know them, but they
naturally assume either that they
were known to the deceased and have
come to pay their last respects or that
they we're invited to be present by
some aunts or cousins who are unable
to attend in person.
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Peruna is known from the Atlantic to
the Pacific. Letters of congratulation and
commendation testifying 10 the merits OF
Peruna as o cetarrh remedy are pouring
in from every State in the Union. DR..
Hartman is receiving hundreds OF such
letters daily. An classes write these let
ters, from the highest to the lowest.
The outdoor laborer, the indoor artisan,
the clerk, the editor, the statesman, the
preacherNan agree that Peruna is the ca:
tarrh remedy OF the age. The stage and
rostrum, recognizing catarrh as their great
est enemy, are especially enthusiastic IN
their praise and testimony.
Any man who wishes perfect health
must be entirely free from catarrh. Ca
tarrh is we'll nigh universal; almost omni'
present. Peruna is the only absolute safe,
guard known A cold is the beginning oi
catarrh. To prevent colds, to cure colds
is to cheat catarrh out of its victims. Pc
runa not only cures catarrh,. but prevent;
it. Every household should be supplied
with this great remedy for coughs, colds
and Sc forth.
The Governor of Oregon is IN ardent
admirer Of Peruna. He keeps 1t contlnu'
ally in the house. In q recent letter to
Dr. Hartman he says: