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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-12

same financial interest. In this for
nation the object has been to get good
men, practice good methods, use good
judgment, and establish as a funda-
mental principle the maxim that
whatever is worth doing, is worth do
ing Well The report sent out from
New York that Chandos H. Stanhope
was to become financial president OF
the. consolidated lines is without
truth
Mr.. Speyer also denies that the Te-
huantepec National was to be one of
the merger roads, or that his company
proposed buying the Vera Cruz and
Pacific road.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-12
Strong and Vigorous at the Age of
Eighty -eight

Rev. ]. N. Parker. Utica, N. Y
writes:
I'm June, 1901. 7 lost my sense Of
hearing entirely My hearing had
been somewhat impaired for several
years. but not so much effected but
that / could hold converse with my
friends; but in June, 1901, my sense
of hearing left me so that could
hear no sound whatever. I was
troubled with rheumatic pains in my
limbs. I commenced taking Peruna
and now my hearing is restored as
good as it was prior to June, 1901.
My rheumatic pains are all gone.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-12
WEDGE HIT HIM.
Santa Fe Foreman Harrison Has a
Very Hard Head.

George Harrison, foreman of a
gang of laborers at the shops was
struck over the right eye by a, wedge
on Monday afternoon and has a very
sore head as a consequence. Those
who witnessed the accident say that
it would have killed a common man,
but Harrison has stuck faithfully at
work since, though his injuries cause
him to carry his head swath ed in
bandages. One of his men was driv-
ing a wedge in a very tough piece of
wood when the wedge pinched back,
flew and struck Harrison d nasty blow
over the eye. Harrison was felled to
the ground and the wedge was stuck
under the skin of the forehead. He
is a very lucky man that he was not
kiIled.-Albuquerqu Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-12

the Indian Territory to the St. Louis
& San Francisco railroad company, or
to the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
railway company. The bill relates
specifically to that part of the first
named road extending from Fayette-
Vile to Okmulgee, and that part of
the secONd named road extending
from Tulsa Junction to Enid and
Award.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-12

Attroney H. W. Nisbet has com
menced suit in the township court At
Daggett for ], O. Smith, a Santa Fe
machinist, to collect from the Santa
F'c Hospital association the sum Of
$50 which he paid to DR.. McFarlane
of Daggett, for services rendered. saws
the San Bernardino Times-Index
Some time ago Smith had one of his
feet caught between two cars and SO
badly crushed that several Of the toes
had to be amputated. 1t was an en-
Urgency case, and he employed the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-12
Goodman Defeats Rice.

Peoria, April 12-Kid Goodman Of
Chicago was given the decision over
Austin Rice at the end of ten round
bout before the Riverside Athletic club
last night The men were evenly
matched and put up a good contest,
Goodman winning on points.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-12
REQUIRED FIVE ENGINES.
Big Decapod Held Place in Middle of
Freight Train.

Thirty-two carloads of oranges went
over the hill this morning bound to
the eastern markets. Besides the de-
capod. which was placed in the center
of the train there We're two engines
pulling, and two at the>rear end of
the train pushing.-San Bernardino
TimeS-Index.
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repair yards The work win be pushed
rapidly to completion The building of
this fence Is following a precedent a s the
large shops at other points on the system
nave been enclosed for several MONTHS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-12
Building Fence at Newton.

A gang of men from the bridge and
building department began work today
building the fence which when completed
viii enclose the roundhouse. store ROOM
machine shop. blacksmith shop and car
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-12

physician, instead of waiting until he
could be brought. to San Bernardino
or taken to Los Angeles. AS DR.. Nc
Farlane is not a railroad physician,
Smith had to meet the expenses of the
operation out of his own pocket. He
hied his claim with the association,
but it was disallowed. It is believed
that after DR.. Morrison has investi-
gated the case he will be willing to
settle out of court
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-12

Butte, Mont, April 12.-In wrest-
ling match here last night Champion
Catch threw Tim Harrington, cham
pion Cornish wrestler of the world,
winning second and third falls easily.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-12

Re-ru-na is a Catarrhal Tonic
Especially Adapted to the De-
Ginning Powers Of Old Age.

In old age the mucous membranes
become thickened and partly lose
their function.
This leads to partial loss of hearing
smell and taste. as well as digestive
disturbances.
Peruna corrects all this By its spe-
cific operatfon on all the mucous
membranes of the body
One bottle will convince anyone
Once used and Peruna becomes a life
long standby with old and young.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-12
GET PERNnssIoN no SILL.
Congressman Curtis Introduces Bill
for Indian Territory Lines.

Washington, April 12.-Represen-
tative Curtis of Kansas today intro
duced a bill permitting the Ozark &
Cherokee Central railroad company
and the Arkansas Valley & Western
railway company to sell and convey
their railroads and other property in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-12

Chicago, April I2.-Jaclx O'Keefe of
Chicago was given the decision over
Billy Melody of Boston last night aft
er six rounds of fighting. Neither man
was hurt to any extent but O'Keefe
had a margin in every round on clean
work.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-12

w. H. Bush, civil engineer for the Mis-
souri, Pacific. has finished the survey for
the Missouri Pacific shops, to be located
Just outside the eastern limits of Sedalia,
and has forwarded the ground plats to
the chief engineer The work of grading
for the buildings will begin within two
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-12

effective from ali points in the terri
tory Of the Central Passenger associa-
ton. The tickets viii be good return
ing until May %.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-12
Rates ror 81. hi. O. a. Convention.

Chicago, April 12.-The Young
Mems Christian Association was to-
day officially notified that for the con-
vention of the association at Buffalo.
May II TO IS, q rate of one fare plus
IS cents for the round trip will be
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-12

/ cannot speak too highly of Peruna,
and now when IS years old can say
it has fnvigorated my whole system. [
cannot but think. dear doctor. that
you must feel very thankful to the
IaIl-Ioving Father that you have been
permitted to live, and by your skill
be such a blessing as you have been
1 to suffering humanity. Rev. ]. N.
Parker.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-12

T. H. Lomax, ID. d, Bishop second
district A. NJ. E.. Of Charlotte, N. G..
writes:
Il recommend your Peruna to all
who want a strengthening tonic and
a very effective remedy for all ca
.tarrhaI compIaints.f 1T H I,omax
If you do not receive prompt and
satisfactory results from the use Of
Peruna, write at once to DIR. Hart
man, giving a full statement Of your
case and he viii be pleased to give
you his valuable advice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman. President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus.
Ohio.
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&atciniidD . amcrifaniid)e ltuion.

Sauanu. f. Woi. - SIN ga.
iionol : 5bcotcr follO geitern Nbcro
cine Woiienpcrlunmlnng 5llln 3lucrr
Der @tiinolntg cincr Idteilliid . G:tc.
rifaniihcn llnion iiutt, IN uelG2:
Scnor Wontcro, Der cuboniid)c @c
ionOte it ?onoor, Senor 3oDos, oe:
9tutionoliitcttllbrer, utb Senor9plS
Der leitcrOe @rilt in Der S%iecierriiq9-
Turtci, 6.iiduiJ nitigtnonniiene ny.
iprooben bicltcn. IN nrnrtt lie IL, 81
@crcilbcitlidrn' Der I1tci"id ~
@elfer lnlcri az un6 flir e,bel
tltng Scr ans Dem Soteiniiden ltori'
member Spro6elt, Nnidolrnoen II.
3ra9itiolcn c~intraten. GrliibentFc CT.
ma nebIt Stob moltit II FER Scr.
iomrulultg lei.
Sa1Grcnb ic'ncS 9ehtMc: cni Der
,ysle Of Yinc9 III o'ure ees oitterifo.
niiden Gc9ciGcnbopt's .Gnipbin"
c~rlplbntc Marine Scfretdr Mooop
cinen gll&iprlrd oes YrdiioentenGor.
ma, Der Dem Sefretdr ioatc, rpenn Die
| SsIe Of @ines Gnba eenommeu tpcs.
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merocn in Der @cQcno blcibcn mn
oos Hdtblel 81 loicn p%crilldben. Sir
lnpohl, mic Die N~nNcbGvi0rn Oca
Sobtcn limo Der ieitcn llcbcr5cu0imQ.
NoB Der jun9e Wtom Arrd) M0rorr.
BANJO fiel, cod froQIid lit ca oh q
Ie NeIingcn miro. ooa unQcbli6c
Woro9ebCinmiB 81 G1tbiiQcn.
Sbilooelpbin t3. Wtoi.
Or. Sobn 2. @cnB, DER &otcr bt5
Sn0tcf, erflGrtc ouf Die 9tGdrid}t ron
lem vBobriprudj" Der &lrr, CT iii
%ilbcr5cn0t, oob iein Sobn erntoroct
mtroc. Gr Iogte: Gin ltnfoa ooar
Selbltn1nro folH nidt pprlicaer.
Mcin Sobn bette tcinGl lIpiote, id,
noS SebcuiGjp nehmcn. &pHpiiie &N'tc
'ut6ell iG9a6 iGiEe1 Sch5lS 2e(blt.
mpro e9Gr 74lHfna blaBHiteuclb ium
'td) iclblt JnpH Dem &erhrcdcn 81
'Htnrn NiSlt fHtlnitcn i'm AIon irSud,
mt'0 TebEldllnQcn GOrncrb trl!d lei.
men Hepolocr BET lidl ais er an ic.
mem So0e I'M GftobCr IN icirtm
@nitlc oobnuritt. 9fac @uficn, bic
er befob, mlrOct IN ieinrr Mobnmt0
9%etrnoen. Sic NnQobcnu 0ar c. u if
mir ilbcr @cldGit6iofen in Strcit
derotbcn lei mlO irinc SttQund ais
S~ctricbaleiter Der &irginio Goul II.
Sron so, n%icOcrQcIcgt bate, liro CD.
ltro. is lag titr in ubiolut fei |
8rlnln Dor, it'd Ou3 2c6cn gu ucAntrn.
@r mar poIliton0ig 5riricncn NIT lei.
1cr StcllltnR unb pcnt CT ild crt.
lhloiIcn bate, 0cn YIoB oui}nQebtL
70 bate CT nlld) nbttc NrbCit ln0Spr
gen rilbig iucitcr Ieben t0nncn, ocn.a
CT beloB Elm elgcles groBc3 TcrmGs
gen, WcrnutbIid) mor."l Die Wiits
9ll"0cr Der MjrocrtanHc mt = lin
intint1 Qcioor0cn uno Dot ~ sic
Seirhe beinlih nod 0cm lIlutc &C.
brodbt, unl Damn ollrd ,3ltriifluiicn
oc@ >b1eifoliclcn Mepplpr"s Nc'l Nh
ld)ein 5t crmedClt, oIS licgc Gin I'm.
fall o0er SCltituor0 uor. llci 0Ul
Naffr r~iFJlHt0Cn ned Dem %icrm'H
ten ilrl0 un >cm Etatc <oilcnnc ION
Yerlnncn pnrbtlNefrmmer, sic sic
SCibe aeluii Nclcben bobcll miiroc;."
9ic ltcrtlifcn geItc oc% jlrraen
@cnb ipuroet Qcltern III Dem Wor(e
lonnS Sric0tolc 5,it lcbtCn A'iibc &c.
%itottet. 3oblrglhe GrennOc mobnten
Der 2cihenfcicr lei, Die Der 9ccroi.
aitng porongina. Cir @eerri ;Yna
ielbIt ninq in oter Stine Dor iiG
NM neoer WIlmlen, nod 9abrtu #.
trd,er iporen bel Der Yeiiebuhg 81
iebclt.
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GricSiun : 2inic ncnc idjncHr Eag.
SUotc rSOrO Baltimore" nnO
yEcnn" mndD Gbilaoelphin.

Nc1inncno am 9icHftaR, bcn 10. Wiat, o itBr
Vorintttnge, liro bon 0GHu uh tdHlid). Conn
i1Ao ulSgcllounlclI, bon TlQHts ufo Fratiitr.
IN .Ncttcrtnn ulo 0bCitcr, IA, ionic in Hclu.
eallle, Del" dltbulicnn. nit HtHi0luB an 1rols
lC0tGuro 1lndl IGllmingtUm. Sci.
Yrnhttgc 6nBrt nurm ncu Naunf.
6nbrt IN elmer Nihtul0 Si.50; Nuuofnbrt
90 &n0e(, fir Giidiubrt dui Ia8. ooer 9iubt.
BoutGll 9illtip. $3.50.
,&nnnreIic @tuctc, non 9bilnSclp1ia auf Der
~; &S. Nd6n" 5lritdfcbrenb, $3.50. Sircftc
Gnbrbtlcie Ta0 Itlnntie'GitH mn 5uriid per
Woot S3.l5j pocr aa18 per NdbH. fiir 10 5nae
quite, $500. 6erncr otreilc 5abr6iucte nab
gIrlp. 2nrt, Iong'Srandl, NsbrrD Bari, cine
Gunoiabrt $500. Nabt Snmpfer ia6ren mi
. llbr Abcuos tigli0 CSunntngs misecnorts
lnel). Stilctc na0 NlbuuU. IroO. Saratogaz
SpttilaS. %9IclUport, gicluaGaOcm (Gt), BortlGtb
CQic.) ltno ubrolihu l'uuitcn ucroci i'm 0Hs
tcai,, ionic bel NlbnHGb'S, Nj. POI, 9iuros
SlDarleSsS trnHe, o%crtautt. S6tcibt lucgeH
9tciies @nIobu6
Clarence Sbriucr, glgeHt,
(WidiiO,3&S) Dir. 20I, piobts Strokc.
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Snnfler ale 5uDur.

9 ri It /, 90, t3. Mai. Ger
Wabriprud Der 6oroncrs @cidno.
reiiet !iber Den gebeimnibooaen 1oo
ocs iunoen WiairndrS : Sofncs Cr.
maro Z. 0enb mar cine lteberrc.
ifnng nno legt Die .8crmutbrrg
nabe, ouB Die @eidpoorenen as
5iirdt Dor Der Hohe Der @ebirgs,cr
SIT oieienl ieltionten gefntb gcIarg.
ten Nltgenideinlid lit Der mplt.
rioie 5aa jebt nod gcheimnibpcI CT
als ct por Dem Nrffinbcn ocr 2cid)e
'uor. lie bon Der @enb'iben 5olri,
lie nit ben iueiteren Nahiorifunaul
beenftragten Yinf rton . I,,teftiN
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Gncen gnne's GiIcnbubm.go.

Ja6rpInn trnt at 1. Wat 1904 In aruft.
9lrtpfer ~berlnieu Bier Cir. 10 M piabt
SountaeSj nm 7.tb Moreens uno 3.iB @adb.
lnitiags; eamitass nm f715 WloraeiiS nno **2
ubr 9sndniitaes, lndb qpoe. Spint, stentsSss
lamb, Eurenstowu, 6entreuiile, Eenton, C3reeus
itdtioHen.
Spnntcas hin 7.i5 Wloroens mad 2ope.Bcini
Gneenetplun, gentrcotle. 9eipcS. Nebobptb uno
itur had ppnes9Ioiut ntlo 6ueenstotun.
ShlieheH ith al Sreenipooo an Die
s9eInmaresGiienbnbn nab aIten 9nnftn iios
lih bet .Neiu' 9jorf, Rhilnoeipbin UNI Norfolfs
gGDn," . nHo at @. & 6. Suiction mad Gaiioit.
Crturo uno 3,piidenildtioneH.
5fahi iolro taglib enigegen g%enomInfH.
Weioe Telephone.
Granf Gbleu, Geaneiier.
John q. Soslep, Yen. sYai. 'geent.
@lai27iO
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ncn ioltc, 10 uiirOc nnbnrt) Ole oollic
Settle 0eH lIcbcrciufpnmlcn2 5miidrlt
Den Scr. S'Notcn mo Gu3n }crrjNrn
mer0Cu.
&r6ijocnt Eolmo bat Sen Goltroft
nit Opener II, 50. Don Nclu Oorl
@ctrefio oca $35,O0O,O0O Nnlcbcrs
jir Nc}obIuuA Scr Mcnollltiona %ctc.
rn1lct ulicr5eidnct.
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- Rad -
YIDm Ontb-Sbc
0Oppcli6rnubcn.
Erhrr6, ann oSIoo;ar.T;nuH
Sam6ur0.N mcrifd.2inic
81 9ronoluoD, gteW.Dorf.
Nrtbur VI. 6ObIon,
If @eit.G Centre. Strobe.
Baltimore : Snmpf @afct . So.
lyIIe nnb Inperlniilnc Nni.4inIcl

8le Ncr. llnnienI lUIt bei0rhern6.
9ampter iabrcn tdGli6. SonHiuas uusae.
%nonlnielt, bon ocn sYnp Cine "sGicrS 1913
8oii!t Comfort. Noriolf. 4ioriSmuutb ni0 alien
Knltftcl NeS Silocns. GcrbiuounG in Do
4olnt Gontort nit Is. & 9. @lTei6u6n" nab
DSeabourS glir 9ine% foli6en 8ue non boris
mouth nab ,NtIGnta. IN %Eoriolf 9ctbifounq
init her oItInntic GoaIi 2ine.% y,ortoIt. mS
Sar9ilia. Norrlolt uno iiioIiH .g%orfoIi uno
bern mo gSaibinGton. R.s@.
Wdbl6etien nad eurupdii6cm Blame, 9uIib
role IH!u!cnitmrtcr, clcltrifcbe Nclcii6iuIg,
2nilptbCt8u1a Mntch frei. Gieierbirte GaiilcIi,
8%irIrtcr in Den N~ilctsHnrcnur Der g'nO line:"
Nr. 32' Sdt9altimorcsSt rdbe. Tr. SOC uib
DOS, Htgbt. StraBc. 9. ", Z. Sificc. 9ir. 2l5.
ytoto, ebarleSa SlruBc, ulo Nlbnug0's, Charles
mn ScrillNtousS trubc.
SuBn ", Sbcriuouo, q. gruuu,
Stte,Rtal. II. Sen. sDlalaeer. Sen. hBuiiseigent.
(6Ga2|
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McrdJants' e Iiners' SranSpor'
tatiun COMPANY.

Sumpfer.Htufen.
ytl6 Bolton illio benz Often: ic6cn W,0ntna.
Diellidg, 8or1eritag ulo Samftag, gtbeIIos
q ilbr.
RAD Erubibence uto Dem Often: icben CONT
tao. Wittilpo0 mo 6rcttdg. abeiios q llbr.
Nab geioport gieios iinb ~gIorfoIf: td9Iih
I'M q llbr MchnoS.
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benz 1npe obtabrenoe Dampter aneeHomimct.
Rad Sdtnnlidb i1lo benz GitoeH: teocit 8telts
flag, Sunnerilug uno Snmftdg. Mbenos 6 tbr.
Votioucr iino Fropioences Sampfer tabren
bon Der g9erfte am tSlbe hes 9unai Bods 40;
SnpaIllabs Snnlpter bon oer g8erlte AM 5ube
Dec lScits 6ul5s gbenue.
Is. u. @ininsfant. gtaeut.
loltgs5od.
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6ulptbiirean: Tr. 604, 9pro.0harfes.e Ctr.
nra3t' nnb Rniiagesg iireGu: 8r. 22i. weft.
Baltimore Strabe. Qt3,I&SJ
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lpeldle inter Der tSitbrnne zines CT.
Iabrenen &eiiemoriGoqs cine Sour
ourd Die Ser. Stauten unb beionoers
Der Weitousitelung in 81. 2ouis
ibre Iufmerfiamfeit pionnen luoaen.
Sic boen &oniuIn.
Webrere 3eitungen Der 2eids
DauptItoot unb in anoeren StGoten
fobret fort in Dem 0eitreben, gegel;
aefuiiie gnsfpiidie oes q rerifoniid1en
aoniulotspeiens in 9cntidlorh
eneraiih Sront 5lt MAIDEN. Tie
Daoln 3tg." mieoerDoIt beilte in c;.
iient onideiueno inipirirten grtifcf
Die neiliten acknowledgement oer
.&reit55eitrng," bob einige aonltln
lid utlaittere Brottlfen 5u S6uIoen
fommen IicBen. 0ns 9lott oerlongt.
BOB Die Hegierung geeignete WoE.
nobmen treffe unb geidperoen oil
5uitdnoiger Steqe III @oibington pr
hebe, INN einen offeniliten ltebel,
itano mls5urotten. Die v0eutife Sci.
tung" bebouptet, Dab Die amerifoni.
iden aoniuln oils nSonoels.S pionc"
bebanbelt peroen iouten, n6brenb
Die .Sdleliide 3titung" tie ols nc.
tionnle @einbr" be5eidnet.
0iele oieier artgriffe idiekcn iiber
ons 3ieI meit binaus. is lit aud
bc5eidneno, bob tie meiitenS bon Ser
c%onierpotipen preiie berriibren, o..
Die a'ncrifanii6e @efabr immer nls
! ein SAredgeipenlt porgaufelt. Tar..
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0NmmoerppQe GmtSecfmma.

lihin In Braaeufetben, brudte 1unteitoei bon
l~eioenoet Jrnuen oas Slid Der CSeilnobeit;
bate nte einen Seblfhlua; IN ldntlnapier5ta
Gtunoen iptro In irgeto tuelhem Stuoiuny
gtnoeruhe bertdhafft, 6oer fetre 9,eSahlnug:
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breehlng Der Befhdiiigalig; abiolut fiter mo
barntiGs: TN Wnreau ODER pet Hoit S2.OO,
GpmifDrtabeites. pripnteS Seim fit rnmtn.
@ehiioete Observation-Disclosures: dr5tIide Nes
bdnnlnHe. falls getullntdt. 25ri1bript Erfab.
ruifg. Eprettitunbgu noH 10 bis 3. Gountuaa
BON 2 bis 8. Haibertbetluna rat 8.
ssraH II. MtHiaus,
". $40 Herb.eeIpatb. gtfahe. Baltimore.
t2es2psL&E,1yl
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Nnnap1lts, Dh. .Nnpais StnitoIt. l75O BORN.
g%erlafieh Gamocn . citation fir Hreoerid,
I.35. 1000 BORN. 20.I5 Sorn., l1.25, !A.30
%ddbnt, mo 1886 Nbelts.
,. Mt"asitsr, H.2o Sorm.. 1900. li.30 ga6m..
.SasersiOWn, 1900 aorm.. A.15. 1880 had.
Galegt eis unO mt. airs, QoiuI, 1885.
1915 .Serm. Tl.26, n.3O sa6m. $3.50. 800
*It.3b AbenhS. tr u
6nrtiS Ban, 6.2s Nioraeus.
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Meitcrn NarDIanS -Sahn.
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-08-18
Worth Thinking About.

r. S. Seeds of Pennsylvania has
some remarks in American Agricultur-
ist on Necessities In Alfalfa Grow
ing" According to Mr.. Seeds, bacteria
are all right, but there are statements
made concerning these organisms
which are likely to mislead the farmer.
He says: The impression is conveyed
in some cases that it is only necessary
to inoculate the soil The soil must be
in such a condition that the bacteria
can perform their proper functions.
We must not get it into our heads that
bacteria Is the panacea for all the crop
failures and shortcomings of the farm
er. l like to get my land full of de-
cayed vegetable matter and humus. l
have then perfect balanced ration for
the plant We have been raising red
clover in this part Of Pennsylvania
since my grandfather's days. The soil
ought to be inoculated with red clover
bacteria, yet in the face of these facts
red clover is getting scarcer every
year. 1t will pay the farmer to find
out why this is so.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-08-18
AN ABRIDGED BIBLE.
Why Only the Two Covers and a Few
Tatters Were Left.

TatterS were Lett.
At q gathering Of several ministers
one of them, who Is opposed to the so
called "higher criticism" told the fol-
lowing story:
zone day a member of a certain
church, who had listened attentively
for five years to the preaching of his
pastor, took to the divine his Bible,
which was truly sight to behold, with
whole books clipped out here or pas
sage gone there Indeed, between the
covers there was little else left but u
few shreds Of paper. The paste: was
Mortified and rebuked his parishioner
for using the Bible so shoclKingly. The
parlshioner meekly replied:
at is all the result of your preach
Ing. When | went home from church
each Sunday cut out of the book that
which you had criticised In your ser
mon of that day. That verse on the
Trinity was an Interpolation, SO out
went the strong verse. Then the can
onicity of this book and that was
doubtful, so out went this book and
that John did not write the gospel
OF Johr so ont went what was called
the gospel OF John. This bit OF history
was not history, only allegory, so out
went that false and deceiving thing.
Positively, sir, have been faithful
with my shears, and this Is all the
Bible | have left-thc two covers and II
few tatters' baltimore Sun.