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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
The Glorious Fourth.

There were no arrangements
made for celebrating the Fourth
at Parma, consequently about
300 citizens OF this place and vi
entity joined with the people OF
caldwell in COMMUNICATING the
day. The celebration at Cald-
wen reflects great credit upon
the citizens OF that enterprisino.
town. Everything went off with
out a hitch, and there was moth
ing to mar the pleasure of the
occasion. The barbecue was the
most enjoyable feature of the
day, about 20OO people being
led IN the large exposition build
ing at the lair grounds. One OF
the principal events was the sham
battle between the Payette and
Nampa companies OF the Idaho
National Guard. Space forbids
the enumeration OF all the good
features, but the fact that all tie
VISITORS were well pleased with
the entertainment and hospital |
Ity furnished by the citizens OF
speaks volumes in their
praise.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
PARKER FOB
PRESIDENT
The New Yorker Nominated or
the First Ballet at $50
This Morning.

~ $50 this nornrg. after an
~ night session. Alton Brock.
Parker Of New York. was nolni.
mated by the Democratic conven.
tion at st. Louis forpresislent
Only one ballot WAS necessary.
Parker's lead being such that
the opposition saw the fufilitv of
irving 10 stem the tide. and
enough VOTES from OTHER candi-
dates Mere changed to make his
nomination certain. The Idaho
delegates were among those who
helped TO nominate the great
New Yorker. The platform adop-
ted yesterday declares for reduc.
ton M government expenditures.
honesty ina public service. tariff
revision. for tlsc construction OF
the lsthmian canal. against the
trusts. and for the reclamation
Of arid lands The poIvgamy
plank adopted Is as follows:
. We demand the extermina-
ton OF polygamy within the iur-
iSdiction Of the United States and
Incomplete separation ofchurch
and state in political affairs.
The convention will nominate
the vice-president and complete
its labors today.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
Homeseekers' Excursion
Rates.

Round trip homeseekers' tick
cts viii be sold from Missouri
river stations and other points
as lar eastas st. Louis, Chicago,
st. Paul. etc, to points on the
Oregon Short Line Railroad on
the first and third Tuesdays OF
April, May, August, September
and October, 1904. Rate is one
regular frst-cIass fare for the
round trip, plus -, tickets linn
tied to ID days going and con
tlnuous passage returning. Re
turn journey must be commenced
not later than 2l days from date
OF sale. W. f. BABcocK, Agent.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09

sided over by Artie Hudson, a
guarantee alone Of a pleasant
time. The music was rendered
by Prof. Johns orchestra. and
during the evening Miss Grace
Graves favored the crowd with a
lew selections on the piano in her
usual happy manner. An elegant
lunch was served at the Hotel
Servoss.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
Excursion to che Sea shore

Parma. Ida, June u, 1901
On July Dist, the Oregon Short
Line VIII run an excursion to the
seashore north of Astoria. Fare
rom Parma for round trip will
ne Si2.3o, tickets good for ten
days These tickets will be good
gong only ON train No. . July p.
W. +. BABcocK,
Agent.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09

Sam Tate, a prominent farmer
OF Roswell, was seriously Injured
while returning home from church
on Sunday last. The accident
occurred IN front of Widow
Browns place about 1:3O u. m
Tie was riding his horse leisurelv
along when the animal stumbled
ami fell, throwing Mr.. Tate vio-
i"ntly TO the ground where he
was found unconscious with one
loot hanging in the stirrup a few
moments later. The accident
was witnessed by two young la
dles-Misses Miller and Hatch
VINO were also returning from
church, and fortunately. were but
a short distance away when he
fell. They hurried to the scene
and found him as above de-
scribed. fIe was immediately
taken to the home of Postmaster
Brush OF Roswell, and Dr.. Rusk
called. He found the man suffer
ing with concussion of the brain.
and stated that with careful nur-
sing he would recover. The in
lured man was convalescent as
we go TO press.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09

For wears fate was after nv
continuously" writes f. A. Gul.
ledge, Vermont. Ala. II had a
terrible ease OF Piles causing ~
tumors. When all failed Buck
ien's Arnica Salve cured me.
Equally good for Burns and all
aches and pains. Only poe at
Kirkpatrick : drug store.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
THEY WERE Fooled


On Wednesday last a bunch q
- horses were driven into Parm,
aud corraled by two men.
One OF the men was Bob Hess
a young man well known in thi,
section. having been born ane
raised near Vale, Ore. Ills part
ier Is a stranger
They put their saddle animals
up at l-eigh's livery stable, sta.
ting the horses in the corral be.
longed TO a man named Hall.
who had paid SO down ON them
at Ontario, and WAS to meet
theni here and make final pay.
hient lie was also TO have two
stock cars ready for them at this
place. They asked the livery
man ii lac had seen such "A man
and upon receiving negative
answer, said they would phone
70 him at Ontario. which they
did. one OF them proposed driv.
ing the horses buck TO Ontario.
bat his pal said no. that they
would drive them To the hills.
On fanrsdav ii snrr Peterson
went 20 look at the horses and
found "A horse belonging 10 him
The brand had been worked ON
tins ANIMAL as We're the brands
ON the rest OF the horses.
About noon Mr.. Mccoy and
another gentlemanc came up from
Ontario 10 SEE the horses
Bob less SAN the men and en-
deavoned TO learn their business.
and though his efforts we're OF NO
"vail- willy Robert became suSpic- I
Ions and with his pal went to the (
barn paid their bill. saddIeI up I
and roaeaway. saving they would
take the horses back into thebiBS.
They we're seen no more.
on Friday Sherin Lawrence.
81 Malheur county. ore. ar-
rifei. he was aiterstolen horses.
iie found them.
SIX Of the animals belonged 10
ioo Hess and a.re turned ioo,e
here. The remainder of the
bunch belonged ~ Walter Glenn
Nlll Harris aud Others of the
Ais,lheur country.
There = another young man
Who has heretofore borne nn eN- 3
e-ii'nt reputation. who H. "a men, j
Der Of this gang. he helped 4
drive the animals. but did not d
show np ia Parma t
Sheriff Lawrence left with the "a
stolen animals Saturday.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09

After considering the evidence.
aud hearing the plea iorclemency
ia the Lyons case THURSDAY the
pardon board refused 10 grant
the pardon asked for Ia the Deti.
ton.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09

= N'%'e
The Jolly brothers are in Bots.
ON business this week.
Try a wellerette cigar at +. H.
kirkpatrick 4 Go. 6-1s-tl
Sheriff Watkins was in the city
on Wednesday afternoon LOOKING
after ditch matters.
Agent Babcock sold 40 excur-
sion tickets TO Caldwell on Mon
day last.
Quite number OF RoswelIites
enjoyed the dance given here ON
the evening OF the Fourth.
Houston Napton, Ontario's
rustling real estate dealer. was
IA Parma yesterday.
Four Horse Gall Cure. You
apply the CURE and the horse
does the rest. Kirkpatrick & co.
All are cordially invited to at
tend the ice cream social given
by the Amphyctionic Council at
the church this evening.
Master Clarence Belts while
wrestling with u playmate fell on
TN can and cut his leg very Sc
verely one day this week.
Home l}loat Cure. Guaranteed
TO cure any case OF cattle bloat
ON alfalfa or clover feed. +. NJ
kirkpatrick X Co. G-49-tl
IelSe Brumback OF the Oregon
side OF the river near Roswell.
spent Wednesday in Parma. lie
says everybody is prosperous in
that section.
LlNeryman Leigh was confined
to his home for a few DAYS this
week with a severe attack of
cramps. DR.. Kusk was called
IN aud speedily relieved him.
We are grieved to learn that
Hon. II. X. Hartley, one Of Cam
yon county's old democratic war
hosses, is very i'll at has home
near Middleton.
Lost-Pair of lady's gold bow
spectaeles in ease, between Pres
oyterian church and residence of
A. J. Mitchell. Finder return
10 Herald office and get reward.
Andrew Nelson purchased a
new binder from kirkpatrick 4
20. on Thursday hast. 1t is a
Mccormick and there will GER
tainly be something doing at
Andrews very shortly. ,
Frank Dobson, cattle ouver I
or the Idaho Dressed Beef com il
Dany at Boise, passed through ,
Ii1rma with a fine drove OF beef t
'attie ON Saturday hst. They i
we're gathered IN Malheurcounty {
)regon. II
F. +. Fisk, A. Ii. Lang. John
'iyers. r. IL. Stockton. H. s &
stockton, G. j. +. Peterson and
H. 4. Bates appeared before the 9
board Oh pardons at Boise We'd l.
IesdaN and Thursday in connec- Sc
ion with the Lyons ease. II
Dr. W +. Waldrop returned y
ONE on Wednesday IRON a three -
ionths' visit at his old home =
ear Louisville, kentucky. The
octor went east for a much
es'ied rest, and returns feeling
he a new man.
Rev. Runcinian OF the Presby- +,
'rian church. wants the good
'opie OF Parma ana vicinity 10 f'
now that there. is church here
id that he is the pastor. lie /,
a. had the Herald print a neat
he church service card which
" shortly be distributed.
Three special trains bearing .
e. Idaho National Guard PASSED
rough Parma Thursday en- 4
ute 10 American Lake near Ia 5
na, Wash, where the encanp- 5
Gag val be held. The eneamp- wee
'nt ~ili consist OF tie mnitia az az
idaho, Oregon and Washing tri '
D. and wili last about three Fii,
eks.
lr. j. II. kusk. who assumed
Naidrop's practice during
iaiter's visit east. starts ON 3"
retura home on today's al con
Moons east-bound train. The lede
tor, who is among the fore- teri
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
WORLDS Fare Rates From Parma.
oregon Shorf Line nv


To ST. Louis and return.
direct rOute.......... So. RI
To Chicago and return.
direct rOute......... 63 3O
To Chicago and return.
one way via. st. Louis.
or TO ST. Louis and ~
turn one way via.
'hicago................-... 64.55
To Chicago and return
from ST. Louis. or vice
versa, tranSporta tion
between Chicago and
ST. Louis omitted. 60 so
Selling dates TUESDAYS of each
week, May 10 October, inclusive.
Additional selling date from
Idaho. September 10. Going
trip TO commence on date OF sale.
Final limit OF ticket 30 DAVIS.
&. NJ. HArsE, Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
A RAMBCE IN RUSSIA.

OF the $1,000 Inhabitants of Vladi
vostok 25,OOo are Russian soldiers.
There are also 5000 japanese resi-,
dents.
According to the official returns there
were 275 sugar mills in operation IN
European Russia last year. The beet
crop of the country amounted to nearly
100000 tons.
The governor genera Of lrkutsk
wants a law restraining emigration of
Jews to Siberian cities, on the ground
that unless this is done they will soon
own all the gold mines and have all
the trade In their hands.
In case the head of 4 firm comes
TO Russia to do business without, how
ever, establishing permanent of!1fes
warehouses, etc. he is required to pay
150 rabies ($117.2Il; in case he is OF
Jewish origin 500 ruhles (S$24o1.oo).
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
Face Your difficulties.

When fortune smiles one day and
frowns the next, many woman who
has been tenderly and luXuriously
reared finds herself forced to care for
herself In the most undreamed of and
practical way. If she be to the man
ner born she goes bravely to WORK
and keeps her heart sunny and true,
so that her face Ray reject happy
qualities. She is too sensible to pine
and fret for what is lost, but turns to
the brightness that CLEANS every now
and then across her present pathway
and makes the most of it until she has
no time for useless regretting. Yos
can trust this kind of woman In every
thing She will do for any emergency
anG has p..,uine strength ani Stabili-
ty, despite icr gentle ways and ready
smile
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.

A model beehive coke oven in full
blast will show low iire biIeN are
made.
Vhr pe&.,l tjg'i@@ industry %!d Il"
preparation Of f'!e shell products FROM
tile south sea viii he eNhaustiveiy Illus
trated.
4 curious exhibit viii be that Of tie
poisonous pian.; oi lie Philippines,
some OF which pos ,rsS extraordinary
Qualities
'rne Arctic. 9..,l Of .tn.er.e:l proposes
to show interesting relics OF celebrated
explorers who lave attempted to reach
the north pos.
Irish visitors Will be interested in a
remarkable exhibit of ancient Gaelic
art and literature showing the high
state Of civilization which existed IL
the Emerald Isle nearly a thousand
years ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
CULINARY CONCElTS.

Good cake cannot he made by using
melted butter.
The best foundation for mince meat
IS q fresh heef's tongue, 1t should
not be Corned
TO have custard pie Of an even
nice brown when baked sprinkle lit
tie sugar over the top Just before put
ting into t.2e oven.
To clean rais!ns and Currants roll
in -four ard then pick off all large
stalks. If currants are washed. they
must be dried before being added tc
cakes,
Soak three sponge cakes in milk, ado
a little sugar. the juice and rind of a
lemon three eggs we'll beaten and one
pint of milk Bake in a buttered pie
dish in slow oven till SIT.
So general has the use of nuts be
come In cooking that they are now
chopped and added to mince and pump
kin pics Nuts are a nutritious fooC
and also serve to favor whatever they
are used with.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
They Have Much to Do With WCRs-
nn.s SmcccsS In Emsimcss.

once heard Il business man say that
tie best secretary he ever had lie =.
Ipeted wholly frou her appearance.
Thirty women cuuc in oac rainy day
IN answer to an advrrtispucrt. I W"ufy
iuohod detected and sloppy. and ten ef
the twenty had forgotten tI"ir UNI
brol1a~ ~ oxrtshoc>. Five We're over
dressed and had come in cabs -Four
We're silly, Gigglins litte girls OF tf.
teen or 50. and one cam" freshly
ernomcd tailor made. with crisp linen,
stout boots. neat umbrella and hair
dressed for windy, rainy weather lie
selected the last without recommends
ton and found her Just what he had
judged from her appearance a good
worker and Il wise associate. OF course
some one of the detected wet and tired
girls might hy chance have panDed
out" an ideal worker with a few days
rest and few weeks salary for fresh
clothes Ability and real merit are
often lost IN the misery that comes
from exhaustion and failure and fear.
But the business man does not know
these things lie is not blessed with
second sight lie gets his decision
from experience. not from prophetic
visions, and he does know that more
than half the time the girl who looks
careless is careless. .-Woiuan's Home
Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
THE HANDS,.
Row to Keep Them soft and White
Desutsc Daily Homework.

Despite Daily HouseSork.
1t Is possible to keep the hands soft
and white even when doing daily
houscWorh.
The most necessary thing to remem-
Der is that after the hands have toiled
all day they should be given some com
Portable care at night. II is an easy
matter, requiring only few minutes
of your time, to let them soak for a
little while in basin of soft warm
water into which a handful Of oatmeal
has been thrown. When they feel soft
and relaxed remove them from the
water and dry them thoroughly with a
clean towel. Then apply little II
the lotion for which | give you the
formula:
Sweet and bitter almonds, bianched
and pounded into a paste, 25o grams
each lemon juice. 60 grams. sweet
milk, 80 grams: sweet almond Oil. 30
grams. Add to this mixture 1S0 grams
OF brandy or pure alcohol. and it will
keep perfectly fresh and sweet till the
entire supply Is exhausted. Wear a
pair of old loose kid gloves while sleep
ing During the daytime avoid as
much as possible the dipping OF the
hands into very cold water just after
having used them in hot water,-Ma-
garet Hubbard Aver in New York
World
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10


Congressman Sca-hf..an of Florida,
Writes from Tampa, Florida: 81 can in
dorse Pcruna az a first rate tonic and a
very effective cure for catarrh. IS. NJ
Sparkman.
Congressman Brewer Of Alabama,
Writes: u have used one bottle OF Pc
runa for lasSitude. recommend it,
Willis brewer. IIaynesville, Ala.
Z. S. Senator Gcsr of lowe,
Writes from burlington, Ia: "Peruna
can recommend to all as a very good
tonic, c,n-John II. Gear.
Congres Sman CuIberson OF Texas,
Writes: 81 can recommend Pcruna as
one of the very best of tonics. d. Il.
Culberson, jefferson, Texas.
Congressman Livingston from Georgia,
Writes: 81 take pleasure i'll joining with
General Wheeler, Congress man Brew er
and others in recon mending Pcruna as
an excellent tonic and "A catarrh cure.'--
l.. E. Livingston, Kings, Ga.
Congressman Clark OF Missouri.
Savs: g can recommend Your Pcrllna
as a good, substantial tonic and as one of
the brstrtnaetics for catarrhal trouhles.' -
John i. Clark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
The Guest Room.

The gueas room in our houses of to-
day should be, if not the best, "tho
large upp4~ chamber" certainly one Of
the best, away from noise of the street
in the city and in the country far from
the kitchen aud the nursery The chill
dren in a household should consider the
guest room sacred. They should not be
allowed to enter 1t or TO knock at the
door without first consulting an older
head. Even the hostess may spoil the
loveliest guest room by repeated in
ouiries. one is safe in concluding that
a guest wishes to be alone when occu-
pyine his ROOM Overentertanmen is
worse than none at all.-House Reauu-
full
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
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Nrf'- from f.t.as..#. E.... sz..-.--
~ ID" I' .'t4. ... u.=.=..s.. .....
rt, Ve.I. l7rl.Of..a. .a....a=....
#saE.-sa.
Congressman aoa.aal aaaaas.
Wr.t.s; ~ ,tl,,.g,z =..--.-- -----.
}a st- u Very eood 1.-a..U- U-..-1 -I=a
-.aaI. substantial tr-. rr.H C. R55.
nait. o.J-deft. VIA.
Congressman h,atia of&7oa7s
Wrtt'~ from Holton. =i.a..= -. l.-r4t=5- =.
gwen me #h0o=j car5a.,f r@#.=T =. -,
catalrA ct ,hp ~lorpart arai ,aa.s.pa.
tlon." j. y. E"6otn.
Congressman rhi'co Of Norfa laroIjoa.
! Writes from I1rharo, \.l.: ~ fGn4 Poq
runa 10 '=un.eHe,lttnt rou3,i, for he
2r'pand catlrrf. | have used l.ia my
family. 90. Il WAtte.
Congressman "1Ibc, Of New york.
! In a letter from oneoma.. Y. r. -ays:
u avn fully convinced thG Inruaa +, al
! iEeu.elain for =ha1 94j + N4Iher.=
Congressman Dungan of ONO.
Writes from Jack SOIL. q :. roeulaueaa
Fenma to ANYONE IN ncel Of an jay 9,ore
attne telelt. Irsth #buu1Jtl.
congressman Bartam from caIfoen,s,
Wrifo5 from Santa K"-a. CaI....i I-ed
eH4 Hefnna and can chrert0fS rrrotU-
mena II -. J. \. Eatham.
{ror,rr..,,.,, I1,,..o.., f...., lii.
Write: "tcruna should he in every
heu~e hold tohu /. Dewce@e.
CoD8res sn,an Turner from KANSAS.
Write. "Ie1uua Is certainly a cure for
catarrh. y - Furner.
Other momhcr~ of Congress who cn-
dorse pcruna, are.
Ex-U. S. Senator, s. z. Rice, Of Okia.
homa.
Congressman Fred s Goodrjch. of
Florida.
Congressman Harry Skinner, of
North Carolina.
| Ex-C0ngreSs l.. p. feathe rstore,
of Beaumont, Ie,as.
Congressman j. ~. HnHnQ, OF Hesf
| Virginia.
Congressman u. L. Russell, Of North
Carolina.
Congressman Spencer Blackburn
of North Carolina.
Congressman Turner OF New York
Congressman CnIberson, OF Texas.
Congressman Num-, of Tennessee.
COHgre sSn7an Fitzpatrick, from Ken.
lucky.
Congressman Purn,an, from Fiorida.
Congressman Haziet.>7, Wisconsin.
Congressman Barfine, sson Nevada.
u. S. Senator Call, OF EiDrida.
For free book address the peystea
NJ ed cine Co., Colum bus. Ohio.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
1870. y U. vv"y, or1'u Leurers OF Endorsement
TO the inventor Of The Great Catarrh Remedy Pe-ru-na
me, f-ar, Norfh Carolina,

Congressman LtGHe, f-or N1rfh tdFoHHa'
yl.t-:... NJ, -,..r,-;.t3y hai u lad a
..s-5s5.l ..a-.,re ~ i.o1er NV, aud since
h. las .a>,a an set'.e.uf P'fuoa h'
seems lsc.a ds"er.u, man" komuIns
L. Luue,, l.Ey 5ar-v:..e. \.
conxre>>maa osJan froas Louisiana,
Writc~: II can e,urs.rt'eu~lN rr'o1n-
mend >rtr Feruaa.' II. ". Ogden,
Benton, 1t
congres<a,ar S,,jh from Illinois,
Writes freH Nufra1zsrfc. H.: :" have
taken one bottle of rarana for my ca
tarrh ana feel very much benefited. =
Geo. w. smith.
Congressman Heekison from Ohio.
SAYS: Il have used several bottles OF
Peruna and feel greatly benefited there
by from my ratarrh of the head. -
David Mcckisou. Napolcon, q.
Congressman DunncH from Minnesota,
Writes from ow8toWua, Mimi: Your
paruna has been used lay myself and
friends not only a a cure for Gatarrh hut
also a. an admirable tome for physical
rcoupcratiOn."
Congressman Thompson ofkenfueky
Writes: "Rrslde- being enc OF til" very
best }onies P"rul1a i 4 good. substantial
catarrh remedy. y.-Ihtt. L. Thompson,
Senator Thursfon of Nebraska
Writes from omaha, Neh.: E" Pcruna
entirely relieved me ef a Scrx irritating
cough.''=,J VI. Thnrston,
Congressman Warrington from Nc, ads.
Mites: :" have taken enc bottle Of
Peruna and and II has benefited me inn
ncnsely III. q, Worthin4ton.
Congressman Bankhesd from Alabama,
WrItc~: "S uur l'cruna L. one Of the best
medicines | ever tried."--J II. Bank
head, Fayetto. Ala.
Congressman Powers from Vermont,
Writes from Morri.ville Vi: Il can
recommend Fcruna as an excellent
family remedy. Il. Henry Powers.
Senator Sullivan from Mississippi,
Wsites from oxford, Miss: II take
pleasure in recommending Your great
national catarrh cure. Peluna. as the best
l have ever tried. w. V. Sullivan.
Congressman Snover of Michigan,
Writes from Port Austin. Mich. II have
itullu u ulld q Ntl anu l'tctA
remedy for persistent and annoying
cough. I'll. &. shower.
Senator McEnery ofLouisians,
Writes: +" PeIuna is an excellent tonic.
have used it sufficiently TO say that l
believe j, to be all that you claim for it,"
IS. D. McEnery, New Orleans, La.
Congressman Brouniow of Tennessee.
Writes: II have taken three bottles of
Peruna and feel satisfied that am now
almost, If not permanently. cured Of ca
tarrh of the stomaeh.''--W. =. Brown
low. Jonesboro, Tenn.
Senator Mallory Of Florida,
Writes from Pensacola, i la. Il have
Gsed Soar eXcellcnt remedy, feruua, and
have recommended i both a. a tonic and
= safe ea;arrh remedy. ',-otcphel X.
Ta iGry
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
A Nerve SOOther.

AS nerve soother for women tired
out nothing is equal 10 an aromstic
bath. Take thirty grams of pure al
cohol and two grams each of essence
of thyme and essence of romarin. Pour
into the warm bath water and mix
thoroughly. After the bath dry the
skin thoroughly, but not too brisk, so
that the sedative effects Of the beth
may be retained. Retire to bed Rs
soon after the bath as possible. as,t
you will sleep
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
courage of n HOrae.

Horses painfully contend on the race
track for victory otlt ot their Own na,
tive courage and amhiton--not under
punishment, f0" Us 4 rule. the coura-
-cons horse VIII stop" or shut up." as
the tee HE! I'a'1~o is, When whipped
or = }trry,S Il; - l,Hi>,l of Il rice. III
Califorui" some years a-o a running
horS" hroie 0n4 o5 the bones in fore
leg near tie close OF a heat. perhaps
seventy wards from the Wire He
Gathered taH y meiapHt and then. re-
"oVe"ia% ht}hsc!t i,y a mighty effort,
'tril-@lgd on and Won the heat pl'ac-
'.r;aiy ga three ie-s. Houut)y Life III
tIit,It;.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-10
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Congressman no,incr Of Wc>t irpinis
Writes from w hteifrr-. W a.. ~ fn5H
with my colleagues in tia lIeH=eef Rep
rcsentativcs in recommeudje- yaur rx-
cellent remed .',-B. 4. bes MGR.
Congressman Broderici of kans0s.
Writes from lIolton, Ka~.: - haNetHktn
two bottles of Peruna and find t TO- Nc
an nexccllent remedy for cold and Throat
trouble. "-Case Frederick.
Congressman loder Of Ohio.
Writes: II only used Pcruna for short
time and am thoroughly satisfied n 20
its merits s.. :. Noder, Lima, -.
CONGRESSMAN Afaton ofPennStiianhs,
Writes from Chambers shurg. IA, 80
commend Pcruna as a substantial, teute.
-Thad VI. MahOn.