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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-24

DANISH SJKNO - p6lwe1na, 2 mai
popularniejszyeh fabryk sprowadzane.
sBardzo cenione. w z6lto-bialym, jas
no-modrym, r6zoWym, cardinal, z6i-=
taWym i rezedowym, 22-cali szerokie
yard pc l5c
.PIEKNY MOHAIR w brunatnym,
siwym zielonym j modrym kolorze,
bardzo modne 38 cali szeroI 6Oc.
SZKOCKIE TWEEDS = Odpowiednie
ma kostyumy; " b%runatnym, zielo-
nym, modrym 2 zielonym mieszanym.
kolorze. So cali szerokie, lard pc 1.25
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-24
Towary do praDia.

Divine urozmaicenie wzer6w " kai-
del wyobrazni rysunku, oczekuje ma
vase uwazne obejrzenie. Nasze ceny
|sa tax przystepne,i il najlepsze ! najtrWal-
see gatuni SO y por6Wnaniu bardzo
niskie.
WOLFE UNI - Najpopularniejszy wy
rob IA kostyumy do. bluzek, " lad
nych kolorach ~ cali szero6 20 25c
.KROPKOWANE GRENADINY. Bar
do piekny wyrob, st6sowny na dam
skie p1aszcze, " m%arynarskim j bia-
lynn kolorze ciemno r66zowymi gar
nym, czarnym j bialym j innych lad
nych koloraoh ~ cali szerokie, 0 25c
GLADN TDWABNY TISSUE. w
czarnym, z6ltobialym, jasnomodrym
r6zoWo c~ienioWanym ~ cali szeroki,
lard 20 25c
KADNY PRAzKOWANY MERLIN. "
tkane rzuciki prazi, piekne kolory
% cali szeroI, jjard po 25c
BEWICKsZEPHYRS. Ostatnia przesyl
Ia, biale i kolorowe to " perskie
kropkowane pasH q cali szeroki
iard.po 355ca.
BOURETTE NOWY Ma KOsTYUMY.
W kolorze iSezarnym, modrym
biaIym, rezedowym j bialymi bialym
mnychmieszanych koloraeh. Bar
do piekne ~ cali szerohe yard Soc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-24

| EI1nila I III Viinonlie, RystIIza
l - rraalnrliilo,'inEJy ! ,plotems prze z
Im lna1 kt6ry take
sie znajdoWal "a poeiaaggu,
zauciekaiaoym gonn,
lty Bon Roo J
iney, Jest ziecie,1ml pans Levi z
Browna m,ieszkajacego = w
monte. Jak sie p6zniej Wy
kazalo byl morderca kondu. Z
.tora Rooney pijanym May
wal ieLooney, mliaI billet ko-
do Spokagee, I. I.
Clafo konduktOra Rooney 20
stale ~przywiezione do Vino
ny. Pogrzeb odbyl sic we.
O 9tej godz. 2 rama,
z kosciola sw. Tomassza.
Pan Julian Bronx, powr6-
Gil zp6lnocnych borrow, gdzie
przez Gala lima byl zajety
.przy scinaniu drzeWa.O b6z "
kt6rym pan Bronx pracowa1
.musial zakonczyc prace 2 po-
wodu wielkiego sniegu.
"a 1926. kupic MONA do
bre organy, kt6re musza bye
|sprzedane natychmiast zglo-
sic sic pod numerem.
[[456-E. 9Th Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-24
Parma n& ~sprzedaz

w North Dakocie, try mi
le Cd jamestown; $50 ARROW.
gruntu, 2 tych 240 pod plug
try lata .%uprawiane 80
akr6w pastwisk ~p}otem>ogro-
dzone. Dom mieszkalny, ska.
dajacy sic z trzech lib, " ze-
szlym roku dopiero posta-
wiony. Nova stajnia ola ko-
nj i jedna ola bydla! woda
dobra, 50 stop gleboko.s
Sprzedam pc Is .do1ar6W "a
akier, Tub wydzierzawie.
Zglosic sic pod adresem
Jan Kamla, Arcadia Wis.
FARMA Ma SPRZEDAZ.
so ARROW gruntu 2 dobre-
mi budynkami, y mill Cd.
Dodge a s mil cd Winony,
jest zaraz do sprzedania; 20.
ARROW laki, 80 ARROW roll
jest pod plug q 10 ARROW do
brego drzewa.
Zglosic sic pod adresem:
LEON o
Dodge, Wis. Buffalo Go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-24

NUB VOILES w franenskim, ST.
wynn, szarym j oliwkoWo cieniowa-
nym kolorze, 40 cali szeroke loo
sVIGOREAUX MOHAIRS - Bardzo
piekny i modny ma kostyumy. w
brunatnym, modrym j zelonym ko-
lore, nadzwyczaj ciezka materya 48
cali szeroki, lard "a l.75
WYROBY CZARNE.
.CZARNF SICILIANS- NadzWyczaj
ciezkie, so cali szerokiie jard pc LOO
.CZARNY VOILE Wspanialy gatu.
mex, ~ Gale szeroh jard pc LOO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-24
%Przepyszne jedwabie.

Many najwiekszy wyb6r, najlepszych
gatunk6w " mis6cie. st6sownych nd
bluzki do koetyum6w ma 6wieta wiel-
kanocne. Kostyumy W przepysznych
wzorach bedR bardzo modne W tyn Sc
zonis irozpoczna mnozyt SIG cd We'll
kiejnocy.
.SHANTONG PONGEE Nadzwyczaj
eiezkie, st6sowne ma bluzki, kostyu-
my j plaszcze,
81 cali szerokie 100 SO cali 1.25
DO PRANA w. z6lto-bialy
~ cali szeroh SOC do 75c
3 cali szeroh 85c do 1.45
CREPE DE CHIMES - Bardzo piekne
dosstroju. Many W rozmaitych VIE
czorno cienioWych kolorach wear
nym "a Gale szeroH 95c
.PIEkNE JEDWABH Ma SUKNE I
BLUZKI- Siczne IVORY odpowied-
MO fosonu, kompletny dob6r kolo-
row j wzorow. Yard pc 75c do 1..25
NIEPRZEMAKALNY CZARNY IA
.FFETA, q cali szeroh jard "a LIS
lGZARNY PEAU DE SOLE
81 cali szeroh jard pc LOO
% cali szeroh jjard pc 1.25 do 1.6OI
Sc cali szeroI lard 20 1.45 do LIZ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-24
NAUGZYCl.
--.C(,ot,'tojest lellek |at,r1IJyc,zzsnllIo',sIltsl !.

Cotojest elektrycznoostf I
Uczeh. Jezeli slew mo- 20
~ kota gglaszlcze re ggrz lEi
Gle pod Who's, 10 Widad6 isskkrryyE
i te nazywany elektryczno6-
=cia.
Nauczycis aki- kon;e
ludziom dsi9 pozytek2
Ucze6. Rozumem igno-
jem.
Nauczyciei.- Jesli brat
two ma szes6 jablek, q ma 81
dac polowe, lie dostaniesz2
Uczeh. Po1owe, ale tyl-
5kosz iednego jablka.
Nauczyciel ldo letniej
dziewczynki lie bedzie,
gdy dodasz diva do osmiu?
Dziewczynka. TAX dale
|ko ieszcze ME doszlismy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-24
1WilJ1IlADiO.MOsCl
G

- e{
oils1AAos'io'
vsils 1o''a'a 10y 49,
~ -
= 1'apo'o
,1ica o,;a6 nowata} J 10.
wodn wadl;weoo komina.
szkoda bvla nieznaczna.
zakoi'o1y' s'7 '1as $50
!. )
go :,
:.
:wo1no. ,doniero od2O
Maia chWytac.
>h naoo1eli''"o' 80
= ~ o
uiliu ".Ao
ioD@s1a' Ao'''' ].
80
4, oho,11 ia stvf,1sofa eoracz.
IL od}ozona a. no. Wielkiei-
nocv
lra".# ~ .H.. e- E-tSrFL s&-seEs@EE=
80 80
|pad}a z wozu, ciagnionego
|przez rozbiegle konie, przez
co odnios}a ciezkie pokale-
|czenia i pekniecie czaszki, i
= tego powodu odwieziona
|zostala do szpitala, przychodzi
poWonao zofoWla'
Parma Natalia Radomsks
wyiecha}a we wtorek do O.
- ,sr1 s2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-24

P~odr6z1ujscy agent
pan w. "a. Radlom1s II
kolektuje obe 't' q
Wiarusa. " MiDneso-
Gle i Wiseonsinie. Ia
legaj9cy abonencli 70
ca m jego rece :
zaufanlem zloay6 a.
plate. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-24

Nalepszy pomocnik ma watrobe
50 severy pigulki. Leczae zapchan,ie
wzdecie, boil giowy, zdlciowos5c
i niestrawnos6. Cena 25c,.przez.
poczte 27c. w. r. Several Co. Ce
dar Rapids, Iowa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-24
Depa rtment doml,oWy.
Perkale / druh.

Perkale warte &c "a !. 433--4
Druk,marynarskkiieggo koloru warto61ci
4 Sc
Mocha niebielona bawellnica Sc cali
szerokaS warta Tea
Dobra bielona bawelnica,s36 cali szero-.
kaSWartosci &c 's DC
Move kolorowesdruh pl66cienne, warte
q
zPodw6inieslk1llsadany perka, warts99cIEza
sGanbbticaW1Y1rahbiany zbawed1niccyy,l386;gScs llII
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-24

E ROONEY kt6ry mie--
szkaldawniej we Winonie,ibyl
.zajety ko.konduktor ma po-
~ciagu'towarowym kolei Vino
na & Western, a Cd dw6ch
lat by} konduktorem v po-
.ciagu osobowym kolei Fort
Smith 8 Western, zostal W
srode ugodzony przez jake
COS czlowieka kula reWolwe-
rowa.
Rooney przechodzil Y
wagonie odbieral bilety Cd.
.potdr6znych. . :nnastepnie Of
worzyl drzwi miejsca uste-.
.powego ] y tel chwili stree
Ill do n1iego c.z 4 . tam sic.
'z,naajdujacy. .: Rannleg g odW s
ziono 40. Fort Smith, lecz tam am.
n kl Il, / III a; c,zzaBassiie zyt pre- re
stall Morderca, ktorsgo im "a
ieesltl IS 1che l,ilall' uci a
s.Ipsta isaa!n9a lII|'I.|Rl
BIG
Evening star., 1904-03-11
BANKERS DID NOT RESPOND.
Secretary Taft Failed to Interest Them
in Philippines.


A dispatch from New York last night
says: Bankers and railroad propretors who
conferred all day yesterday in this city
with William H. Taft, Secretary of War,
did not show the interest in the develop
ment of railroads in the Philippines that
the Secretary had hoped to find among the
most influential financial interests in the
country.
In epitomiZing the result of the DAYS
conference Secretary Taft in jocular way
said last evening, in reference to the atti-
tude of the men who had visited him:
'srhey did not bite as well as could wish"
He then explained, as a qualification of
this statement that in coming to New
York at this time he wished to obtain in
formation which would be of value to him
in framing the legislative measures to be
presented to Congress for the purpose of
making governmental inducements suffi-
GENTLY large to attract American capital to
the Philippines rather than to solicit at this
time the actual investment of capital in
Philippine railroads
Secretary Taft explained that the gov
ernment in the Industrial DEVELOPMENT of
the Philippines intends to foster the con-
struction of about seven hundred miles of
railroad to drain the fertile agricultural
sections of the Philippine Islands in addi-
ton to comprehensive electric traction
system.
AS an inducement to the investment Of
capital In the islands, there has been intro
duced in Congress bill providing a gov
ernmental guarantee OF per cent on Amer
lean capital invested In the Philippines
One of the men whose advice had been
asked said that money invested SO far away
was entitled to more than per cent, and
that additional inducements in the nature
of perpetual franchises or land grants
would be necessary to attract capital in
abundance to the Philippines.
Evening star., 1904-03-11
Indianola Citizens Strike Back.

A dispatch from New Orleans last night
says:
Sheriff Anderson of Indanola, Miss, to-
day arrested S. and Frank Davidson of Chi
cago for peddling photographs showing Mr.
Roosevelt and Booker Washington dining
at the same table. The sheriff classified the
photos obscene matter and prejudiciai
to the dignity of the south He would show
the President, he said, that 1ndianoa citi-
zens will not tolerate any person circuat-
ing ikenesses of himself on a social equal
ity with the negro educator.
Feeling still runs high there over the
Presidents refusal to remove Minnie Cox.
the negro postmistress there, who no longer
holds that office.
Evening star., 1904-03-11
ANOTHER BERLIN TRAGEDY.
Father Shoots Family and Then Him
self After Night at Circus.

A cablegram from Berlin last night says:
Another family tragedy. similar to the
Beseke case, occurred yesterday at Pankow,
a suburb of Berlin.
Theodore Brambach. a commercial trav-
eler, took his wife and son to the circus on
Tuesday evening, and after returning home
the family sat down to supper After his
wife and son had gone to bed Brambach
turned on the gas, but the rooms were too
well ventilated and this plan of death
failed.
This morning Brambach shot his son and
his wife and then himself, having previous
ly sent a servant to a friend with letter
explaining his act
Brambach like Lieut. Beseke. had lived
far beyond his means and had become In
volved in financial difficulties.
Last Monday Lieutenant Carl Beseke.
spendthrift German lieutenant, poisoned
himself his wife and three children after
giving his family a dinner in honor of his
daughters birthday.
Evening star., 1904-03-11
is lit CURABLE?
QUESTION OFTEN ASKED BY THOSE Az
FLICTED WITH PILES

A QUESTION OFTEN ASKED BY THOSE Az
FLICTED WITH PILES.
tion curape? OF course if properly treated. So Is
piles.
People often become afflicted with piles and ask
some old chronic WHO has always persisted In
the wrong treatment, and naturally he discourages
them by telling them that their is hopeless.
They in turn discourage others, and thus a dis
that can in every be cured by careful
and skllful handling is allowed to sap the energy
of thousands who might free themselves of the
trouble In a few days.
Pyramid Pile Cure will the most aggravated
Of hemorrhoids In GstonishBgly short time.
1t relieves the congested parts, reduces the tu-
mors instantly, matter how large; allays the
Inflammation and stops the aching itching at
Thousands who had resorted to expensive
oical treatment have been cured by the Pyramid
Pile Cure-in number of instances persons who
had spent months in hospital under pile spe
aialist
1t is remedy that need fear to apply
to the most aggravated. swollen and infaned
hemorrhoidal tumors.
II you afflicted with this stubborn disease
You master 1t and master it quickly.
This remedy is longer experiment, but
! medical certainty. and is sold by druggists every
where for fifty cents package
Write Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall Mich, fo9
their free book on the cause and cure Of Piles
mhS&11
Evening star., 1904-03-11
ANNAPOLIS ACADEMY NOTES.
Athletic and Aquatic Crews Practice
Hop Committee-Orders
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March 1.-Coach
Clarke had the entire base ball squad mid
shipmen out yesterday afternoon for the
first time this year.
Coach Richard Glendon of the boat
crews had three eight-oared shells out this
afternoon for practice on the Severn. The
river is now free of ice. The work of the
crews was very satisfactory.
Mrs. Voinot, wife of Prof. Paul E. Voinot.
in the department of French at the Naval
Academy, is visiting her uncle, Colonel
Syme of Washington.
AT a meeting Of the junior class of ST.
Johns College the following We're elected
the hop committee for the graduation ball:
Merritt G. Raisin, chairman; A. w. Smith,
NJ M X Neville, M Green sg ,; A B. Cham
Gore, R. S. Hopkins and D c. Walton.
Lieut.. Andrew It. Long, United States
navy, has reported here for duty on the
dispatch boat Dolphin, now at the Naval
Academy. He succeeds Lieutenant Nc
Cullough who has been detailed for other
duty.
Second Lieut.. Arthur P. Owens, United
states Marine Corps, formerly attached to
the school of application at the Naval
Academy marine barracks, and recently or
dered to Boston navy yard, has been or
dered to Puget Sound navy yard, Penn
has his home in Annapolis.
Orders have been oeived at the Naval
Academy to send Private of Marines J. H
Mllward to the prison at Boston navy yard
on Monday next. The orders are in accord
aEce with the decision recently rendered by
the naval board of court-martial which
tried Millward at the academy on the
charge of stealing a check belonging TO Mid
shipman A. e. Otterson, a recent graduate
of the Naval Academy. The check was for
$137, and was taken from Midshipman OF
terson's room during his absence.
Millward was sentenced to eighteen
months in the prison at Boston navy yard,
where he will be taken Monday by Sergt.
Ridenour and Private Schultz of the Naval
Academy marine barracks.
Mr.. Richard Glendon coach of the Naval
Academy crew, is now using the torpedo
boat Manley from which to direct the work
of the crew. The Manley makes eighteen
knots, and can run all around the shell. TIE
crew was out in good time yesterday after
noon.
The dredge that has been used in digging
the foundations for the new wall at the
Naval Academy is at work again after hav-
ing been frozen UP all winter. The dredge
is now driving piles for the wall.
Commander George M. Stoney, L. S. N,
in. charge of ships at the Naval Academy,
who has been i'll for some weeks past at
Miami, Fla. returned to Annapolis last
night and will shortly resume his duties at
the Academy.
Evening star., 1904-03-11
Five Boys at One Birth.

A dispatch from Pittsburg last night
says:
Come home at once; Annie has FIVE baby
boys They were born this morning.
David Swope, the husband of Annie, was
perched 125 feet above the murky waters
of the Allegheny river. tying the last strand
Of the Wabash steel bridge, when the fore
mans whistle called him. Hand over hand.
he came down the rope and the message
was given him. For minute he was dazed
and then, turning to the foreman, said:
Give me my time. I'm going home to
Fulton county to see those five boys. 1
won't name one of them after politician,
and every mothers son of them will have
to be Q bridge worker"
Evening star., 1904-03-11

to try DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, as had heard it SO high
ly spoken of. Am pleased to state
that a complete change for the bet
ter set in almost as soon as | began
using this medicine, and within three
weeks | was fully restored to health
and had gained eleven pounds in
weight. | feel it a duty to write and
tell you this"
about two years ago rash ap-
peared on the arms and legs OF my
nephew, boy twelve years of age"
writes H. Greenfield, esq, of 2I3
East IoIst street, New York, n. Y.
1--WE went to our family physician,
who pronounced it a case Of eczema,
and said he could cure it in short
while. After treating it about two
months it got worse instead of bet
ter. advised the use of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, and after
using two bottles the patient began
to improve. The itching abated he
could sleep better; his appetite in
creased, and we continued to use the
Discovery and Pellets until the
scales came off by the handful. We
used in all twelve bottles, and his
whole body is as clear and smooth
as baby's. This is the most Won
derful and complete cure that ever
came under my observation"
Sick people are invited to consult
DR.. r. V. Pierce by letter free. All
correspondence is held as strictly
private and sacredly confidential.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets reg
ulate the bowels.
FREE-Dr. Pierce's Common
Sense Medical Adviser is sent free
on receipt OF stamps to pay expense
of mailing only. Send 81 one-cent
stamps for the cloth-bound volume.
Address Worlds Dispensary Medi-
cal Association, proprietors, Buff
falo, n. Y.
The sole motive for substitution
is to permit the dealer to make the
little more profit paid by the sale OF
less meritorious medicines. He
gains; you lose; therefore accept no
substitute for Golden Medical Dis
covery."
Evening star., 1904-03-11

alongside OF cOnsumpt1ves or those
suffering from catarrh or other dis
ease, it means sickness and ill-healtE.
Indigestion is only one of the many
symptoms of impure blood as well
as a disordered condition of the
stomach. Forty years ago DR.. r. Y.
Pierce, chief consulting physician to
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical In
stitute, at Buffalo, n. Y, found that
certain herbs, barks and roots manu-
featured, without the use of alcohol
or opiates, into a concentrated ex-
tract, made stimulating tonic for
the stomach, helped the digestion
and assimilation of the food and
eradicated poisons from the blood.
This is natures cure for indigestion,
. and by correcting the stomach, and
thereby feeding the blood on pure
materials, the red blood corpuscles
are increased and the body establish
ed in healthy state. No one suffers
from catarrh who has plenty of red
blood corpuscles and good diges-
ton. Catarrh in all its forms is
stagnation of the blood. Introduce
pure red blood into the system and
health is assured. DR.. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery has borne the
stamp OF public approval for the past
third of century, and will do more
to improve the health than any other
remedy. DR.. Pierce does not believe
in tonic made with alcohol or mar
cotics His Golden Medical Dis
covery' lie guarantees to contain
neither 'of these, but to be purely
vegetable and the most lasting cure
for catarrh, throat and bronchial
troubles, which, il neglected, lead to
consumption. In fact, it is specific
for heart, liver and all diseases which
have for their source poor assimila-
ton and impure blood.
No man is stronger than his stonl-
ach. Let the greatest athlete have
dyspepsia and his muscles would
soon fail His strength is made from
food properly digested and assimi-
lated, and no man is stronger than
his stomach, because when the stom-
ach is diseased the body does not
get its full nourishment, the blood
Evening star., 1904-03-11
Augustus Cook, Actor, Dead.

dispatch from New York last night
says: ne
Augustus Cook, a weHlknown actor, died
yesterday in his room in boarding house
from cirrhosis of the liver. He was last
seen in Terence" which Chauncey Olcott
produced at the New Theater. He leaves
widow, who is a member of Mr.. Olcotrs
company "a .
Mr. Cook was borniin England about fifty
years ago. He came here iand attained sue
cess in eccentric comedy. parts with e. H.
sothern's company, He afterward was
transferred to the Lyceum Theater Com
was the role of Napoleon in Nine. Sans
Gene" at the Broadway Theater, in 1885,
III support of Kathryn Addder. He had an
important part, also inithe Circus Girl"
al Daly's.
In 1891 Mr. Cook-married Miss Madge
Carr They were divorced several years
ago Mr.. Cook marrying again. His former
wife is we'll known on the stage as Mrs.
Madge Carr She is the mother of Miss
Eleanor Robson by former marriage.
Evening star., 1904-03-11
IN THE OLD DAYS.

How close to our hearts are the
memories of our childhood. When
YOU were a barefooted little urchin
running in the grass and munching
green apples you were able to digest
anything and feel all right the next
day. Sunshine and good air gave
you an appetite. The Kneipp cure
of Germany is essentially the prac-
tice of simple life-living close to
Evening star., 1904-03-11

of every testimonial
among the thou
sands which they are
constantly publish
ing, thus proving
their genuineness.
Last summer dur
ing a severe hot
SPELL writes John
Goetz, senior beadle,
Forresters of Amer
ica, Kodak $50, cor
poral of 9th (regu-
lar) Artillery, Ma
tional Guard of N.
Y, 81 became COM
lpletely prostrated,
unable to eat or
sleep, with severe
pains in groins and
back, also binding
headaches. The doc
tors prescribed for
me, but l did not
seem to gain any
strenoth so decided
Evening star., 1904-03-11
Troops Ordered for Long March.

A dispatch from Denver, says: Two troops
Of the 9Th Cavalry, U. s. A. now at Fort
Logan have been ordered to leave the fort
not later than March 20 and to proceed
overland, by way of Wingate, to Forts
Huachuca and Apache. This order pre-
scribes a march Of more than 100 miles
and over some rough, mountainous coun-
try. The trip will require fifty days.
Evening star., 1904-03-11

has not the elements it requires, and,
in consequence, all the organs of the
body, such as the heart, lungs, liver
and kidneys, as we'll as the nervous
system, are deprived of pure, rich
blood.
Evening star., 1904-03-11
S2 600 FORFEIT

VIII be paid by the Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, pro-
prietors, Buffalo, n. Y, if they can
not show the original signature of
the individual volunteering the test:-
monial below and also of the writers
Evening star., 1904-03-11

which is higher than for any similar period
since the epidemic of influenza twelve years
ago.
Evening star., 1904-03-11
Laws Of Caste

The laws of caste. aa explained by Mr..
Evening star., 1904-03-11

-
for
hours
within
four
walls,
perhaps
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-24
Nene &lasen.

3atbarine GoB fla9t sesen @bas.
%. Sob auf Sdeiouns. Sn i5rer
Mnfla9e beiduloi9t fe i'm Der srau.
iamen 8ebanolnns uno Der pfi6t=
bernadldiisung.
Nleranber &ooman flaet eeeen bic
SnbianapOlis Sraction & Serminal
So. auf 3abluns bon $1,000 S9absn=
eriaB.
@r behauptet, BON einem gonbufteur
Der COMPANY iniultirt uno nit G9ld=
gen bebrobt gu iein, auBeroem foI ibm
berielbe Elm @edielgelb bertpeisert b.
ben, 10 oab &Ooman bsri9ieoene
Squares meter fabren muBte uno 3eit
berlor.
Soi. parfer perflast Mbe Ginfelfsin
uno Trau auf Cabling elmer SIG
Me9anics Gieu, nebft $25 Soften.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-24
&letne ~Staotma4ri9tem.

Sie 8rocers' MH'n bdlt
6eute Nadmittas uno Nbenb auf ben
6air 8riinosn ibr jdbrlidss pic.
Nic ab.
8 bomas Sagegart. 8or=
iBer bes oemDfratii9en National=
@Omites, miro in nd9iter Wo9e bier
ernartet.
Der 17=jdbrige SOiepb 8. 3eefe,
uelder Stnoent Der Sbortriose Sod-
i9ule mar, III seftern in ieiner elter=
li9en Wobnuns, 2149 81. Merioian
Str, Dem Nsrbenfieber erIegsn. ST
NOR nur uenise Sage frant getpeien.
Sie Barnes & Warner printinq
SO. rei9te i'm @eri9t Elm Geiu9 Elm,
ibre Girma in Barnes : Warner 60.
umdnbern su oiirfen.