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The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-10
Operations AT Port Arthur.

Toxic, Nov. 9, 4 p. NIT is reported
that the japanese have completely 81
fenced the forts on Rihlung. and Su-
sung mountains. and that their main
strength is now attacking Else noun
tain.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-10

Lieut. Col John A. Hull OF the
Judge advocate generals department
has been relieved from duty az the
War Department and ordered 10 the
Philippines for duty ~ Judge advocate
~ the Philippines division. relieving
lieut. Col Harvey e. CarbauRh. Who
81 ordered 10 aau FrauciseO % report
10 the military secretary fOr further
orders
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-10
HOTEL EMPIRE,

NEW YORK.
Broadway and 63rd Street.
Telephone I'm every Room.
Take a car at any Railroad or Steam
boat Terminal, as They All Pass
the Empire
Within minutes of all Theaters and
large Department Stores
To Elevated and Subway Stations
minute.
over $3.50, 900 III improvements.
Completely KemodeIed, Redecorated
and RefuFnished.
All room lights controlled by door
switches. All clothes Closets
automatically lighted.
Furnished throughout in Mahogany
and Brass.
Rooms with use of bath) $3.50 per
day up.
Rooms with private bath) $500
per day up.
Suites with private bath) $3.50
per day up.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-10
HOW C0NGRESSMEN
HAVE BEEN ELECTED.

What Returns from the States Thus
Far Show.
Chicago, Nov. 9.-Returns received
by the Associated Press from the con-
gressional districts up to midnight
show that congressman have been
elected in the different states as fol-
lows:
States. Rep. Dem. Miss
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-10

I'm looking for a cold winter"
Then TIL direct you. Go up to
Alaska. '-cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-10

shadow OF an Indian runnin' on the
track In front OF US. Well. say, II a
man ever felt cheap, ! did"
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-10

DE SOTO HOTEL, Savannah, Ca.
Open all year. Large airy rooms;
1000 feet piazzas; 100 rooms with pri-
vate bath. Telephone service In every
room. Liberal inducements to fami-
lies desiring permanent board.
WATSON g. POWERS. Proprietors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
At'lE AE Core pond derlt Quotes Lead
ing General ASK S: Saying Port r.. &
Arthur Will II ardly Fail. #
CONS us FAI i! III Oh DEC eide
ABOUT Sill ut s SHANGHAll
Say China Can1o T vad 81 Re-.
sponsib and \ & r fer N after
to Their Cove li1nent
NAL That Aineric can$ B oat Z N
comp panieMd M apa-- .i!l,3
neses - estro yer. ~
Especial Gable to The Isl mes DIspatcl,.s
opYri i1t. XII aO4,
1eseDestroyer
:l.5.s5

#{specIa Cable 4 to he HI ines Dispatch
COP pyri 8 hit, ao4,
TOXIC Au 8. Q 2 2 he ported
action Of the / AM merican IL avail a com
$mande er In send ding an Amer ican$ de-
sstroyerA between the j Japanese vessel B
which vent up to- Shan ghai and the
Russian crui iser Askold d = has caused
some talk here, bu t there IS u 81 ID is5
position to D. "a harsh crit icise the
eAmeri ricans. This action Iis taken to-
smean@h here that the powers mean to-
see TO 3it that Chinese neutrality isy
protected This Is al Il tina t5F } apana
wants, and sSi ma be sal d she "a ms
tends to have
sSss.s Chin ese@ ports cam Ots be n used 81 to-
frefit 4Russia an w arships, u sal dEa Ugh
official tosd ay. II e China lis not
able to- emf force this perfectl " obYi--sI
Gus rule Of intern ional N law j apans
can and wi f the spo " Wers der.
take ID to prevent apans from sexer--@S
Ecising her unq uestio ioned ri ghts In
the Spremi ises, ] pan vii q look to the
powers q gto 4 see B til att Ii er rig hts are25
protected, and if q they fail to + a 3 @it,,S
then she will act#rega less Of the Il
wish Of the pow ers. sss
apan desires to conduct this war
according to the rules, and she has 4
done 50, u t must be RENE embered d.as
however, that this is q y ifes and death
sstruggle with us i and n Russia must
also i've UP to 4 the rul les. The JUS
5tice Of this Is obYi ious. Rus ssia, from; ~ ];
the first, las shown a dispos Ion to-
ignore the rights Of b 9TH China and ltis
Japan, when Ii served her p purpose.s
First, in the case Of 4 the & Mand djure;s
then In the case, OF the Rechitelni,s
and now IN the case OF the Askol g az 81
she has defied Chlna,s ef forts to-
preserve her ne u trality ob bligati ions,S
If rmi1st st on W. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
.RlD.D|L., J L,.E::,.|D.'|IA!|.|vl|'l|')| ]. ] ] \
BURNED
jim clover, Georg giiaa \, n, e,grio,l
Shot % eath i q 1, IS ear 4 Home
81 His y ictinl.
PR Objected HIM n FROM I, J! ! DOG
Then Fl Foil lowed q Hersto a Sc
scluded Spo 1nl1len nse Crowd.
5s5t Sees 81 i'm Burned
Rv.sAssociatad .Press.l ]

4a$s 4a$ss (By$Associate ed Press yss5S3
# #CEDARToyNN,1 u 81 IA. A.,,i8 ,s8 Aug gust q. Jim
Clover ~ negro. was shot 4 to deaf h to-ss
night near: 4 the 4 home ot the white girl
he had assaulted, /, and his A body then
dragged sa distance OF q bout q. mile intos
this city and burned Sat the stake on the
public sQuare. m Oh. stinate at 6oo.
composed the shooting and burning party.
The III crime for which the grog was va
thus punished was that OF committing
criminal assault upon little 5Levlas Reeves
the thirteen-year-oldd daug ghter Of a. we'll
known farmer
u The true story OF the crime Is the most
that had ever been given 70 the
public from this ii immedia late d section 8of5
the country 4 fter the little glrl had.
protected the negro from the nj ack OF
"a 5 large, dog owned by her. IA ther, ,f he
followed her to the pasture, where she
was taking IA COY caug ht her, choked5
her to ihscnsbility, and left her bleeding
and unconscious 4 In 81 a corn field ,3as This
occurred early this morning.
5$y B)oodhounds have been on the negros
track all day, and he was captured some
distance away late this taftern Don. carrie ed
to- the home Of the girl no Anhesital-S$ a.
Gtingly identified him as her assaila
In the meantime a, crowd Of fully 500
persons had altered i, and summary JUS
stice meted out to the neg gro as soon as "
was learned that the young girl n had tal1
positively identified him as the right
man. The negro onfessed his guilt, M
mediately the crowd took him away V from
the posse which lad aptured N him and
his body was riddled wi tn bullets u V &.
So The crowd cont nued to- gather NJ
when the march ok to- the town vi III
the dead body8in tow began, 1t appear red
as N lfs fully one to,sa nd persons had !.
joined the procession. BY the time the
crowd reached Cedar rtown II sey yera| nuns. lil y
idred more had been dded to the croWsd. =
About 1000 persons messed the burn 8
Ing as best they could IN the bright moon
light on4the most conspi t N place g on
Main Street.. ), J, !. 5. ~
to-nlght. II Is thought no trouble VIII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
g(contlnued On Tenth Page,)
I3 "a rs ~ IA X
THE I'll ORDINATIO | ! NsOF ]
DR. ROBERT STRANGE
Will Take Place in ST. James
Church, in VIII
@ rnington. III
fspeclal to The I,imes-D DlspAteo 4 "a Il,

Especial to The Times lspaton.) y VI
WILAllN GToN. n. CT August. z,
There having been some doubt about The
time and place Of 95s5 5s Rev, DR.. Robert
sstranses Induction into the episcopal
once, Rev, Or, James Carmichael has
received a letter stating that tho aonse-
Grafton will take PLACE in # 81 James
Church, this oity, on All Saints Day,
November 1st, u
Some Of the friends of DR.. Strange. who
was elected bishop coad utor OF East
Carolina Diocese. suggested that he be
consecrateGls at Boston by the Archbtsiop
OF Canterbury at I he Y trlennia N conysE--
ton In October, hut DR.. Strange en-
pressed the desire that the Induction bc
held in st. James. ere he was orda aimed
as priest in 1sss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
P P;'ASSE|D|..||l |. II
over. / VETO \ |: D
Common Counc Il Laughed d Over
Mayors Mesa An Over ,.
whelmir1g v ote.
Mr. ELtET:T'sE' ] REC Be CORD u! ]
Upon Members Attendance the
Mayor Bases His Disap-
proyals Of \ Measure

'Si The II Common Council meeting last
night, In special session passed over the
Mayor veto. the joint esolut!on proS:ilde- I'D
Ing 100 .street.cars tickets q month for for
each member OF the Council. The vote '' !,
wass s26 to !. i3;s3 So 3,
The roll was called. the m messagesrcad q.
and the measure passed - far as tl,at "a.
bra nch goe,Hover, the vet o. and the coun- i1 \
eli had ad iourned, all IN less than fifteen cen
minutes The Mayors nlessag Sc was Il re- re-:
ceived fwith;a a good deal Of laughter on the
part 81 the members. "
he Council was called to order at $40
4P NJ. 8 BY Acting Presto lent Peters. who
had signed the call for the special meet
The communication from the Mayor.
yetoing the resolution for g street cars tick
cts, was read by Clerk August. S It fol-
u Mayors Office.
& n Richmq qnd. W A.. Aug. 20. 1906
Il To the Honorable Common Council OF #
the Citysof r Richmond
55 Gentlemen, III return, without my y
+ K approval, the resolution providing for ss
3 the purchase for the use OF each 8nem-
h her OF the City Council, one hundred 81
street-car tickets per month &. 81
4s5ss22 A resolution very similar to this,
providing for an amount not Sto, sex--.ff xs-.f5 f
ceed $50 for one year for each member III
for transportation over the railway
Sj lines OF the city, was adopted IN Feb
# ruary. 19o3. This resolution was vetoed \.
by the Mayors for reas asons set forth 9se
IN his message. e..
Il take It for gra nted that the mem Z
q "a m
both ccasions, and who 4 has been i53
soS persistent In pressing It, was not
q So actuated by q desire for g mere
s. grab From the public coffers, hut
that his Intention was sim ply TO have lP3s
councilmen reimbursed for their pes
VI csuniary5 outlay In ca r fare In the per-
forn.ance of their u public y dut ties, I I
s. very ma turallys conclude also that this
member must have given the sub U
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
HEAVY RAINS TERFERE i5Sss1
WITHH MILITARY Y. Oh OPERATIONS

Especial G able to u he mes- DlsP atct,.ss
copyreht 1904. ;s3 d
SIN-A1 Unit N & III &, q 2 2 - ilitarys
operations about Liao Yang are t
practically at standstill. Heavy
rains have swollen the streams into
torrents and st have rendered the
country. practically & possible for
the operation OF troops, II except In the
hill cQunt try a ] Japanese {co column Is 4
said to 8be operating In the direction
of Kirin. The no ads IN that section
are reported Ito he In fairly good
condition, If the ] apane ese are maxi
ing for Grim ] Y Is ~ KEN here Y,
Indicate that the bulk Of kMropat-S
.kin's army h as been Withdrawn from
Lao y Yang, 4 From iril the Japa-Si
nese would be in a position okat-$i
tack either Harbin or Iieli e. Il \ ZIG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
LIFE IN PRISON I;
FOR mrs. BOTKIN
Judge Expresses Regret That He
Could Not, Under Verdict,
Impose Death Penalty.
(ByGAssoetcinted Press,


Il SAN FRAN NcIsco. CALI. August 2222,-- :
Mrs. cordela Rotkin was sentenced to-
day by Superior Judge Carroll Cook e to
life Imprisonment In the State prison
at san quentin. for the murder of Mrs.
John P, Dunning. In Dover 4 Pei py
means dc poisoned candy mailed from this
city. a }88i. .as s33
In passing sentence, Judge Cook ex- Z,
pressed regret that he. could not impose
the death penalty, as the Jury IN its yer-
diet had not finished the punishment
Mrs. Botkin recely we'd he sentence vi M
out evidence of emotion. An appeal 70 the
supreme Court Will be taken by Me-
Ratkin's attorneys n 3Sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
PORT ARTHUR SIEGE.
Japanese Guns Mounted on Hills
and Their Aim is True Hos
pitals Fill Of Wounded, Sg
n (RY.. A.ssociated a ! pre ss.l

@ CtiE Us FOO August a3 a9 Noon. The
Chinese lust arrived. who hiring the latest
Information from Port Arthur. confirm
the statement that the I4iato Promoniory
was not ASSAULTED, 81 for the reason that
1t is impregnable from the SEASIDE. ana
the apanese are unable stc, move on ~
from The north NJ e Y s 5!sl
The Japanese main attack has lieer the
heaviest against thes II sltssla z, center ana
right. part tleularly against the cente.,i
fronting which the AZ ;lpagsse have "a KEN
up a strong position q i sh,is f'ht Yen,
Pigeon Bay had been. the scene OF ~ ghty5 g.
Ing several days before the final assault
had begun, the Japanese never being
sable to hold for long any territory the2
might gain. Their attacks We're made
mostly at night, during fogsy days ana
misty mornings, biS;
civilians are allowed to tears the bombs
lproat aariaS thu lasii y artAlefy 1Mss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
SHIPBUILDING LITIGATION
HASSCOME# TO AN END!
5(Byj Associa ted Press, y i5s

a ByTAssocla ted FFess' i
com mhi 81 IN a tIe nn,ted States Dlstreff Court,
complaint CONF It and cross bill filed by the New
York Security an. Trust Company. againsi
and Charles N, q schwab. T he discontin..
.,lance was reached upon the consent OF
counsel representa- the complainant ana 2 z
both This puts a. an sna fo Ime
snanY.i and Mr.. SchWa b. WI N wv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
REWARDS RI OFFERED FOR
sPARTlC IPANTSl \. IN U | MODS
{(By5 Asso ciated Press.)

MONTGOMERY Ala I. A. AuElsdt q a, s2;- a.
which @ have participated IN three regent 9 aIn
ynsSaEs ss sfsss $40
caxf rn,!f'y tWn' y These cases are the lynching
County RUFUS A.lgust 1st q u u
iast r.at efs ssi inrdav % at Cordova, He said;
exnect esss III 10 use use every particle of power the
laws Of the State give mo to prevent Y =
iynehlng and e Dunsh th2sa 80 Who " ,,n,, take
White Whit t or BLACK. charged with crimes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
Continued on Third Page.)
..S'H0TIHIS WIFE / II: And
NOT THE, BURGLAR. ) D I
South Carolina Man Fires Upon
Supposed Intruder, Who Proved
to be His Wife.
y.Aasocla ted Press. u

CHARLESTON, 8. O.. Aug, as.---In
Brupson, Hampton county. last nIAht, Z,
b. Bennett shot and instantly killed his
wife. He was awakened by ~ noise, sup
posed .td hesrats and looking toward Il
swlpdow In their bed room, saw some one
whom he supposed to hsIa burglar, Draw
Ing his pistol from under his pillow. he
shot what proved to be his WITS. through
tho heart. She died Instantly, 4, "
Mr., Bennett was implicated In a muir
der IN 1895 and was pardpned on condition
that he should never re tlrn TO the State,
Hiss wife las been living near Hrnn nson,
THIS year and II seems that Bennett had
made frequent visits to her. a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
CERTIFICATES
ARE B0 0UGHT UP
nv v5Aau7snciated A 81 Press.) j

AsHING GroN. August 22,--.B Bids were
opened to-day In the office OK Colonel
Edwards, chief nf tho Bureau OF slnsslar
Affairs. FOR three million dollars ~ tenl-
tporary Philippine certihcntes OF indebt
edness.. The entire lot was sold to NJ,
Al. Tusney, ot Oklahoma c.ty, ct illol ,4lo!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
K OF5TWOD . sFRElGHT's / / {: Il 4.
q. N ON NORF0 0l X g WESTERN

84aSls INV 4 ssoci Ia tod Press s{4si
@ PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. August 2. ST wo
4 Norfolk and Nv IVesteIn1fr frei gkt tral lns COLI
I lided to- day at the KenoYa entrance y g
were wrecked #s and one lsS engine Two
Il ira nlps We're killed and buried under the
wreckage Engineer Staten was fl fata lly3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
Visits Him by Invite ion q i I & and
Talks Over Imp portant j. ca
lures 81 the Ca,npaii iigErl
MAY NOT j MAX (. + {: SPEECHES 5!
Close Friend of Judge Parker
sExpre ressesE Doub bt w het ther# He
Will ltt Make Any SSpecch
q N y 4 ! ~ & e 3 n
Y BY Asso ciated Press;

EsOPITs, n. 81 Y August !! q Former
Secretary OF the treasury John 6. Car
Isle Is passing the night at Rosemount,
Judge Parker met him at the station.
The Judge snld light that Mr.. Carlisle
had come at his reques to talk over
various things pertaining to the cam
.paign.sS Mr., Carlisle said he did not know
whether he would take an active part in
the campaign, but was at the disposal OF
iJud sc Parker. lf s5 81
a With former Represen tative5 r. W. Tay-
lor.3 OF Ohio who was In charge Of the
prosecution Of Brig Cham II Roberts, of
Utah, s Mr.. Carlisle Is asso ociated in "a
similar proseouti tion8 85 of Ks Senate Reed
SSmoot, and 1t is supposed that the Nor
mon question was under discussion to-
night. X 3s8,5
May Not Make Any Spec eches.
It was mad q plain al Roseno oun to-day
that there is no certainty OF Judge Parker
making any speeches in the Vest, In gcon-
5nection with his & st. Louis trip. or at
any, other time or place, The prlnciple
on which Judge Parker will act In the
matter was learned from an Intimate
associate OF the Judge. who said:
6j Judge Parker has no faith In the 4
utility OF speech-maklng for Its own
4 sake, and Will make no speeches any
where for the mere purpose Of ap-
pearing rim any i given local ty Iles
believes a stumping tour by q pol itical Is
candidate to be Improper and shei Will y
u no such s tour, The only II
/, condition upon which he will h make q
any speech anyw here will be the fact 6
n that lie has aones definite thing to
say and that he Is convinced by his ~
own reason that SOM 9 given time and \
place hest suits the, saying IT. there "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
Sale Of the Williams and Mid
dendorf oldings Was a 81
Great Surprise. 4
Great Surprise.
lTWENTY.FIvE FOR on E,
FlFTEEN ! FOR Q R ! The ] ! /: OTHER. .:l
Cash Consi Grafton Nearly Three
Millions for T ourteen Millions
Stock, About Half Of Which
Was Preferre System
N tos lie aimed as In
# dependent Line.

<

S5S a !, = ct,e,,ad Isl III, NJ x
y 4. a,.a ,,,,. 4. y a. =.
]. nj, n, .
on g s>
ed OF their holdings sof yea board securiT
it:es to the Ryan Blatr-C CT dge syntli-
gcata al AM 4 dySaL "a Reous 4 figure was
4. = s.., -.
inouncement Of he deal an and that the $ro-s
suit would lie To- enable the firm Of J ohm
vy,, z, .son - IA y. eveyv dol1a
q i,i 3, ss.S.
tnsy8 We pa n = NJ y sI as
received with pleasure in this city and
vas tl,e subject of 3a1 a1nost universal dis
Ecussion. i5
Ny. Y'illiamn. ! tated that Mr. IS. Davies
N arfe1d. ofS I3alt tinore. 5Irepresentinr 4 Ia
Williams interests. n had NS an
6eavoyad Z severa1 O - eks 4 4 20 tos neroti
tataS 4 sale heir ock ia tha Rlair-7
sRran interesrs 1out failed 81 because 5th,.
snrnsrect tve tWer S,1nWillinS
ftr:g navE ma nrfce aaked which wa : 32, for
tte NE yarred n ock ana II for the Ecn,n...
mon ntg Mr. SWarneld did rot q ba MON ft he:
effort. howeverssSa and On n Ssaturdav8niefts
su nr,,rnoned 4 MrassNilliam TO New YORK.
where ne met sMr. Ryan. N Mr. VIII as1s;
M de plain n he5 d 81, taet fthat her
81 c,ild d be no saYa save 81 Ia gpiires
A1USt eta 1e
~ y, y, :, ~ i. !. IA II: !, . - sls
81 ~
MI g stated Ryan a as-s
Isured sure !. him thai neither the Coast Line
inorsst theA q! b southern railway9aWas IN any
In the purchase and that
the road woul q be operated as an inde-$
spehdenL, Y, syste me sale M1essrsi
Ana sc
lions of q dollars. q about equally divided
between ce,nmons and preferred ~ s15 net
for tho common and SIS net for the apre-
sferred .ss The stock is to be a eliyered and
paid for "a s. once. Mr. RYAN stated tina 6
he was buyfnR the stock on & hIa own
responsibility. 4 and that 4 $it5 wa not vet
known whether Messrs. Blair and Cool
SidReHwould be- interested with him ii the
Enurcha Is. MI williams further i,nounc-
"a & nat al the sale EN- bra aced All the
stock Of his Arm I. he desired { e retire
from the board of directors as soon 8 as
the stock was delivered and ala for
Nj Williams estimated Vi tina ts Megsrs.S
RYAN u and Blair now own about 200. 900
shares. or about on e-tl,ird Of the stock.
The remand er aof the stock is held IN
l,rr small lots n thoroughout Maryland, Viz
tRtnia,S and the South. S5s:8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

(cop,ttlnr,,ussd 81 Third 7 y Pass,' q,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

Highest Temperature yesterda 4. % -
i nwest ytenlnerature vest q
Mean temperature yesterday SO
Normal temperate for IA ug ust ....5 R so II
Departure from normal temporary ature.. 20 10
precipitation during past ~ houIf 500. ~ W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23

5A. bf Il Scales, y OF Gull ford counts noHi-3
mated for the Sena te Ei ghteen prison
4 era in siail al Greensb sboro max g desperate
attempt to \ escape 3 Ids for the lease
o Srays y down .i Ia two 5propositi ions ports
1 nen aasen, Bis AT Raj 1eIgh Sto tax part Id
clay 81 geons SHOOT for Sta te champ pionsnlp
Bishop Watson Bcele bratesa Ms aeis ,,i,i
ho ordained Ia st. Jamess Church in " IL
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-12

To be q successful wife, to !
retain the love and admiration
of her husband should be a
wOman's constant study. If
she would be all that she may,
she must guard we'll against the
signs of ill health. Mrs. Brown
tells her story for the benefit OF
all wives and mothers.
"DEAR MRS. PINKHAM Lydia f..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
will make every mother well, strong,
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noticed a statement of a woman
troubled as l was; and the wonderful
results she had had from your Vege-
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what it would do for me, and used it for
three months. At the end of that
time, was q different woman, the
neighbors remarked it, and my hus-
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again. 1t seemed like new existence.
had been suffering with inflamma-
ton ana falling of the womb, but your
medicine cured that, and built up my
entire system, till I was indeed like a
new woman. - Sincerely yours, MRS.
CHAs. F. BROWN, 21 Cedar Terrace, Hot
Springs, Ark, Vice President Mothers
a CiAb $4,000 forfeit if original of above isttes
proving genuineneSs cannot DO produced.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-12
State Experiment Station Begins
Campaign Against the Leaf
Hopper, Plant Lice and Other
Insects That Attack Trees.

=, The chronological department Of
the state experiment station has built
machine modelled after a similar
apparatus in successful use in Mis-
souri,, and intended to spray four
rows of nursery apple trees anywhere
from two to four years old at the
same time. Part of the spray is
thrown forcibly against the under side
Of the leaves of the trees, where it is
needed. Changes have been made in
the original plan to suit nursery con-
ditiOns in Minnesota.
The construction Of this outfit was
due primarily to the serious injury
caused growing nursery stock in Min
nesota by the destructive leaf hopper
(empoasca nali.) The machine has
broad-tired wheels and the load be-
ing balanced on the axle, it is easily
drawn by one horse who walks be-
tween two rows of apple trees, while
the lower nozzles force spray up
wards against the leaves, four other
nozzles attached directly to the
shorter horizontal pipe spray down
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What, then, is Peruna? Is it a cure-a2l ?
No such claims are made for. it. Peruna
cures catarrh and that is all it does cure.
But many ailments called by countless
different names are dependent upon ca
tarrh, that Is catarrhal Inflammation OF
the mucous membrane lining some organ
of the body Hence Peruna cures catarrh
Of the pelvic organs (female weakness),
with the same surety as it cures catarrh
of the nose or throat, or the many other
catarrhal ailments Of children.
Thousands of women suffer from pelvic
catarrh and catarrhal nervousness anc
don't know it. If you feel tagged out, be-
gin at once taking DR.. Hartman's Peruna
It will relieve your catarrhal affliction anC
all your organs will be restored to health
Buy bottle today, as it will alleviate
your case.