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RALD HEADS, GRAY, FADED OR FALLING
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your case inclosiBg two stamps
Treatment I'm reach of all. L. N O. Carr
S3l North Anderson Street, Los Angeles. Cal
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SONGS WE ALL LOVE. The ten best ever written.
SFuli sized piano copy, 94xi2A inches; worlsand
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Ground I" star Spangled Banner" Home, sweet.
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die" Ben Bolt" Printed on an elegant grade Of
music Paper with handsome and durable cover These
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dress on receipt Of 10 cents g. F. Clarke, IS Union
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n NANCERS
~ AND JUNIORS SUCCESSFULLY REMOVED
I'm from i've 10 eight days time, without the knife
Cure guaranteed. For Information address Dr. IL
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NATARRH.
~ WORST CASES CURED BY A SIMPLE
remedy. Positively sure cure; 30 cents {. f Tucker
Coesburg. Pa
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Dear Sirs: Dec 25 1901, taken with what physi,
Clans pronounced -
MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM
mad II bad took, as thought. every known rem.
coy; PAID out enough money, anyhow. was entirely
neipiess Tor nearly eighteen months about that time
saw your ad In The National Tribune sent for bottle
tnen sent LOT another then another and now am ont
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Very truly, F Tower
r S-One thing wish to say Is that OF all the per.
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Supplied by the Phillips Drug Co., Warren. Pa
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A FINE FARM OF FORTY ACRES OF LAND
IA One-fOnrth mile southwest of Norman, Cleveland
County, Oklaho1ea for sale. Price s. OO0 Address
Albert c. Powell. Findlay, Ohio
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ICATENTS.
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rONSTIPATION-THE CAUSE OF CONSUME
~ ton and all other diseases positively cured by
Natures Prescription. No pills patent medicine
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DENMANSHIP BY MAIL-CARDS y KITTEN
Il to order; any color, and all kinds :e.i work.
Address {. f. Chamberln Gays, ILL.,
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EDUCATIONAL.

YOUNG MEN-LEARN RAPID AND ORNA-
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lessons for home study. Students everywhere Pros
pectus free. Address W. A. Thompson, Pont.Ac Mich.
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L>OR 500 WILL GIVE YOU RECIPE THAT
n VIII cure foot rot In sheep. II. NJ. Jones' 389
Greenup, Ill.
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HyHE WONDER WATCH FOB
Il The very latest novelty. New York has gone
wild over them. Made TO sell for Is cents Send 10
cents silver and 2cen stamp for sample Suitable
Racine. Wis
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O,OOO MAGAZINES, NOVELS BOOKS. AND
II story papers, all done up In big bundles Weighing
nearly two pounds EACH and to be sold at %
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sent Tree with each bundle. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Address
G. T. Clarke Agent LIE Roy N Y
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EOR sALE-vIRGINIA FARMs-ALL SIZES;
II close to churches, electric and railroads
cities and schools Now is the time to buy homes In
the Sunny South. Hockaday & Casselman, Richmond,
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NOR SALE--THREE VALUABLE PROPERTIEs
IL Centrally located. Good investment
A. Seymour. Wilkes Barre, Pa.
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- GOD I6o-ACRE FARM, 80 IN CULTIVATION;
" house, barn; near school; road; town one and a
half miles Price only $3.50 per Many other
cheap farms for sale. stamp for list. T. ID. Phelps
Box IS, Mountain View, Mo.
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E,oR sALE-2.ACRE LOT, GOOD BUILDINGS;
II In trees and vines; near street cars Call or
write to John Lowell, Oak Park, Cal. Rose Ave-,
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PENSION ATTORNEYS.
DENSIONS FOR AGE.

Under the Comm ssioners new order pension and
increase of pension now be granted on account oil
age.
Write us at once giving your present age. service
and II pensiOner, the rate drawing and whether
under old or new law. and will promptly send you
proper application blank to enable you avail your
self OF the benefit of this new order.
VIM. FLETCHER & CO.,
Attorneys before the Pension Bureau,
co. St. n. w, Washington, u. G.
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A BARGAIN IN PIPES.-I WILL SEND TO
IA any Tribune reader one extra good French Briar-
wood Pipe. with fine French amberoid mouthpiece
siiverpated trimmings, regular IS cent pipe; viii
send TO any address for IS cents will send for
30 cents II you will send the names of Ave of your
friends who smoke. have only 500 Of these pipes so
order early. Address {. f. Clarke. Agent lie Roy N Y
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

MEMS MADE-TO-ORDER SUITS AT g AMI
N1 $l0; fine suits at t12 ~ and $l6; extra fine su
ct 4lS go and t2a " deposit; balance CO. D. at ex
press office. Write for order blanks Frank Leonard
Claysvilles Washington Co., Pa.
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LNOR SALE-FINE CORNER LOT-UNENCUM-
bered-One mile from center OF city of IS 600 POD
ulation one minute from trolley car. five minutes fine
graded school; good fire service Cheap cash.
Address j. p Brown, 81 Marble St, Springfield, Mass
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN AND
"A County In the United States. Women can handle
Il as well as men, and make from s2 to s5 per day.
II sells In every house. No house complete without
them. Sample pair sent by maiiOn receipt Of Csc Be
sure and state territory wanted Nothing like ever
on the market before Sells at sight, Address all COM
munications to ii. q. FiIson & Son, New Cumberland
w. Va. =
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L,OR SALE-FARM OF 13s ACRES, 90 IN Gull
Il tivation, 10 IN woodland; new house, new barn:
fine place. splendid home; one mile from town. young
orchard. apples, peaches, plums and cherries H. $.
Woods, Leitchfeid, Ky.
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Cs n TO t15 PER WEEK-WORK. ADAPTED
sD1O to either sex; good staple used daily nearly
every household; few spare hours wAi show good re-
turns; customer receives introductory premium first
strnctions International Brokerage Co, So River st.,
Chicago, ILL.,.
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LHOR SALE-FOUR OF THE FINEST RANCHES
on the globe. One Of So 500, $40 and 1000 acres
Write for description and terma Il. KTmer, Waldo
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RE YOU HARD OF HEARING OR DEAF
"A Send stamp for full particulars how to restore
your hearing, by one who deaf for years John
Garmore, Dept. w, Mt Lookout, Cincinnati, Ohio
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TO You WANT TO MAKE FROM FIVE TO
IL ten dollars Q week? This work will especially
please the ladies' as they work few hours each
day The work Is easy and pays WELL Write me and
incose stamp and win give you full information.
Miss H. T. Culbertson, No. N. Maine ST.. Lewistown,
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Goo WEEKLY STRAIGHT SALARY AND
sDSJO all expenses to man with rig to Introduce
our Poultry and Stock Remedies. Send for contract
and new plan for introducing remedies. We mean
business, aud furnish best OF references. Dept H g.
Royal Coop. Co., Indianapolis. Ind.
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ESORMULA, $i.00. RETIRED Who'll IE
II whisky man who made q fortune; can be made
for 81 cents per gal. Address ]. B. Alum. Box 1885,
MarengO Iowa. -
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LHLORIDA-THE COUNTRY FOR OLD VETS.
II No rheumatic, catarrh, lung troubles Ex-
change billiards for sunshine. Good shooting and
fishing. Cheap homes. Live easy, prolong your lives.
Stamp for Information. {. F.WaldrOn 18th O. VI
Welaka Putnam Co., Florida
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A GENTS.1FOUR GOOD SELLERS. GOOD
IA money for you. Eureka Drawers Holders
Aluminium bo0k-marks with silk tassels, Aluminium
stamp boxes, Decoration Day badges Wholesale
prcea Choice 10 cents John LNas National Military
Home, o.
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WZORTH KNOWING.-FOR Is CENTS WILL
w send three formulas-No l, that will cure hog
cholera and relieve horses Of heaves No horse and
cattle liniment which Will relieve sprains rngboDe
chafes bruises, ameness etc. No. cough cure worth
price alone that ask for the three Wilson Merritt
Warwick Cecil Co., Md.
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BIC MONEY m ASPARAGUS.
Demand for This Vegetable II IN
creasng Steadily and tho Mar
lgot Holds Good.

Mo-' .a.mc.s Woeic think si5 an acre
'or manure would ne an eXtrataeant
outlay money Bet down ia New Jer-
'ry they spend "a much Tor stable
manure az $3.50 a t.a. and consider il a
tood Investment Naturally thCy 90 not
raise corn ur whegf ,r oats on that sort
81 SOIL They raise sparaeus and get
from $500 20 SC4O acre returns from
H.
Experiment. from .ur different kinds
OF fertilizer show thar stable manure
brings NE largest returns The differ
-hl Ier'llilers USED were as follows:
manure. so per acre. complete fertil-
l1rr. 1893, comp cie fertilizer. bone
ana potash slS2s complete fertilizers
bone and potash and nitrate Of soda,
s2l91
mere Is a constantly increasing de-.
mand ior "a Darasus. the market holds
sorc ana ] likely 60 for years. Vet hun
arecs Of farmers who own good land near
large cities 90 on year after year rails
Ing corn. oats and other crops which
yield them bare living Asparagus IS
sure crop. a sure sale and always
profitable.
IAe soil should be plowod ~ the fall
and suh-sOiied. then turn double fur
rows five feet apart and place the roots
hve inches below the surface. Strew
about ne-half the fertilizer in the bot
tom 81 be furrow. mix il with the soil
and place the remainder on cop after
the roots are planted Manure can be
applied after the plants have started to
grow with good advantage Place the
roots about 30 inches apart in tho rows
Before the growth starts in the spring
work the ground thoroughly with disc
and harrow. and then cover the rows
slightly With the single cultiyator
shovel set "a throw dirt outward. Gu
tiyate every ten days thereafter. anu
keep the soil in fine condition.
II bleached asparagus is desired. throw
ridge ~ soil over The row as soon as
growth IS 'arted and cut as soon as the
shoots show through this ridge a
length Of Six or seven inches. n green
asparagus Is wanted cover with only
about three inches of soil. and cut the
shoots four or five inches From % 10
80 cuttings per year can be taken from a
good asparagus bed The soil requires
plenty Of manure every season Gin.
ton VI Shnltz. In Farmers Voice
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Plants Which Go 70 slnen

Some plants go TO sleep every night
The well known sensitive plant. or
mimosa. in daylight opens its fragile
leaves which are hard at work eating.
absorbing the carbonic acid Of the air
into plant food. AT night the mimosa
sleeps and tlgests what III has eaten.
and the leaves fold up double against
each other; the stem droops and the
leaf IS limp and apparently dead Sim
liar to this is another plant. found as
o weed all over the country east OF the
Rocky mountains. known as the
partridge-p pea or large lowered sensi-
tivep-a The leaves are not SO sensi-
tive to the touch but close quickly Z
the stem is cut This is not a trouble
some weed.
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In reply 10 a query concerning how
10 put away sweet potatoes to keep for
winter use In the first place dig be-
fore frost. Dry and lay them away.
Line a box or barrel well with paper,
and put in layer of potatoes. about
four deep and then layer or pap-i
enough 10 make q good division and
so on until the box IS full. Put them
where you want them for winter and
keep the room warm-not below free 2.
ing at any time. and 80 to 40 degrees
Is better. Keep in a dr. place and YOU
can have sweet potatoes until har
vest provided you don't eat them
Charles u. Williams. in Ohio Farmer.
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Emperor a Patron of Dazzling.

Thanks 70 the encouragement which
Emperor William has accorded 10 the
practice OF dueling. il is now being
adopted by the medical profession in
Germany. 4 couple Of physicians
summoned in consultation became in
volyed at the bedside Of patient in so
vehement dispute with regard to the
charac, O., the m-.ady and Of its
treatment that they concluded 10 fight
the matter out. The conflict took
place on the outskirts Of Bonn. on the
Rhine, One 81 tac combatanis. Dr.
Fischer, receiving bullet ia the chest,
which killed him instantly.
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as shown. plants are set in these holes
and the barrels filled with soil TO the
top The average yield Of berries is
over one-half bushel per barrel The
greatest advantages claimed for this
method are that no mulch or cultiya-
tion is necessary. that the berries are
always clean and free from sand. and
are far more readily picked than when
grown in the usual way a tile is placed
in the center % the barrel as IT ifs filled
with soil This permits an even dis
tribution Of water from top TO bottom.
an abundance Of which should be sup
piled az all times
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THE DEAF MUTE HUSBAND.
Had One Advantage He Didn't Have
70 Look when His Wife
Scolded.

At socal gathering some time ago. a
number "a dat mute, were present. Re-
ife-hments were served during the evening,
and Ia handing a small liass oi wine 90 one
o. the guests deaf mute gentleman hap
pened 20 spill a few drops On his wife skirt.
The wife relates the Paiiade ph.a Public
Ledger, is also deaf mute, and Il was eva
dent that she took the mishap ln rather
irritable way. sas Wrinkled up her fore
head and az once made "A series Of remark
ably swift movements with her nimbe
fingers The husband. locking exceedingly
apologize, made lew motions "a 10
turn.
One Of the guests. who had noticed this
little by play. syly slipped out BIT OF paper
and pencn.ng something on 10 handed u 10
q friend
This IS what the le,etr read
No matter how badly afflicted, woman
can still scold"
The friend scrbhled in return
Yes, but IN the present case Tie husband
i luckier than the average. Tie c0esut
have 20 look"
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Teacher-W What kind Of bird did
Noah send out Of the ark?
Small Boy-A dove.
81 am surprised 70 find that tie
smallest boy in the class is the only
one to know"
please. teacher. his father keeps a
bird store"-N. y. Wor,d.
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"What have you to say for yourself?"
said the judge to The man who had been
convicted Of stealing a watch.
My early education is responsible
FOR IL, your honor"
How 500"
Il was taught hat in order to do
things properly il was necessary 10
take time" Detroit Free Press.
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KILLED BY PASSENGER TRAIN
Sad accident Happens 80 Two Aged
sisters Living Ncnr 6n-
lien, Mich.

Detroit. Mich. Sept. 5-A Free Press
special from Galien. Mich. says. MrS
Gee. w. Chase, aged Ga. and MTs'
Henry Smith. aged TO- sisters were
killed by Michigan Central passenger
here Sunday. one OF them was cross
ing a cattle guard when her shoe
caught IN the guard. The other ran to
her assistance. and both were STRUCK
nv the engine
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According % lIerault. dining fhe
si,ge Of Paris by Henry ~. a famine
ragged aud bread sold at a crown a
pound. When this was consumed the
people. maddened with hunger. ex-
humed the dry bones from the charnel
house of the Holy lnnocents and from
these made a kind Of bread Chicago
Tribune
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"Fxtry Extry'" called Tire neesboy "Ail
about de terri bf explosion
Just al that moment terrible NOISE made
the hysianders jump, and one o. them
asket
What's thatf'
Oats de explosion" said the ncw.hoy
"Here's De extry an about b. Herald and
prfsbFter
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"Why do you keep so many dogs p"
asked stranger Of Kentucky noun
taineer.
Hey"
81 asked why you kept so many dogs
It seems 70 me that YOU are rather a
poor man and can scarcely afford 10
keep SO many"
Il haven't many dogs, stranger
only IS An the reason | keep en- is
because they KANT keep me. cause
they are poorer than am. Louisville
Courier-Journai.
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40. sab. YOU doan' coich dis Yer
darky libcn in town whar dar's no
other colorcd folks"
"Why SO. Uncle Benz"
"Ca'ze when dar's any chickens stole
dey knows right whar to cum.'-Co.
lumhu- iO) State .Iclrnnl.
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lnquiriug Drummer What kind OF a
man is that fellow. Slicksmith?
Squam Corners Well. he is
continually Dragging that be is rs hon
est as the day Is long. but Ia advise all
interested parties 20 keep an eye on
him during The night.-Puck.
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Kansas City Southern Ry. Special
Excursion

Sent. II. 20 and n. oct and IS. 1904,
70 Arkansas, Indian Territory, Louisiana
and Texas, very low one way aud round
trip rates.
Warner, g. i. 4 T. A.. X. G. S. r. Kansas
City. No
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TENTED CITY is DEDICATED
Located West Of Denver. Where
ConsumptiNes viii Ne Housed
and Treated.

Denver. Col. Sept ga tented city,
built up under he auspices OF the jew
.sh Consumption Relief society where
consumpuves. regardless OF creed or
financial condition Will be housed and
treated. was dedicated Sunday The
ats IL located %est OF Denver on "
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NEW STRAWBERRY CULTURE
Commonly Accepted Report Has II
That Good Crops Have Been
Raised in Barrels.

The method OF strawberry culture
shown in the illustration has been sue
cessful and profitable Tight iron
bound barrels are used with all but four
Of the hoops removed Holes are bored
through the slaves al proper distance.
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Weary Willie-Ef YOU he'd million
dollars. Fields. wot would you do vii
II?
Flowery Fields-W'y, wouldn't do
nutt'n wit it'd jess rest easy and let
il do sutt'n wit me.-N. Y. Truth.
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"Pa what j the sphere Of influence"
ooh Jimmy. you wear me out with your
questions The sphere Of influence j. some
times the hg round silver dollar. ~ Cincin-
natl Tribune.
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Mother Elsie would sou please stop
playing that 'slumbersong Tor q little
whlet J our poor Odd grandfather j.. try
ing 20 take nap Cassell 5 saturday jour
Id4.
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Do not believe Pl-o Cure Tor Consump-
ton has an equal for cough. and colds.
+. Boyer, Trinity Spring. Ind Feb. -, 1900
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Fits stopped free and permanently cured
80 tits after first days Use OF DR. klne's
Great Nerve Restorer Free s. trial bottle &
treatise. DR. Kline. 93l Arch st. Phila., Pa.
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Almost any married man will freely ad-
NIT that in the choice an a liie partner ms
w'e's Judgment Was superior 20 hss own
Chicago journal
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Water Roast beet or cured ham, siry
Bring me some beet The last cured
BAN / ordered here was only conSales-
cent - Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
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The firm Of Hustle & SKIN succeeds m
the field where Complaint a Crouch 20
bankrupt.
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DISASTROUS FIRE
IN NEW YORK CITY
Fourteen Persons Killed and Nearly
Score Injured.
CAUSED BY LAMP EXPLOSION
when the Iireua-n ItrnrhrI the
scene, the Tenants 81 fhe HuiId-
Ing Were Jumping irom the
Windows aud fire Escapes.

~ 90,
-, 7 ~ nv
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-, !" " ~ ''' "o'"''
''''s '''' az "'
''''' '
-. - '' y " Y
'' ''"' " WIZ ~ '.'
-. = -" ~
'"o
Z" 'e-
''e.N i'''''' y II i'"
''"i'' 81 'he injured were taken 10
hospitals ana it is ihoneli Chat sev-
eral of these viii d.e Anuns the n
nred we're five nrcmen. vao were on
4 fourth aoor balcony whom foll win
fhern
m.n ,sIecp on IN. no.,
Tho small run,h,r 80 ,o,, ,,oo,e
he liu.d ,,5 ,,t,,r.a ,.,. t.a T., ~
'""' "'"S' Oh 'h' "l'N VINO iNeH
3" 1ne Duliu'ns ioiio"'ns 'ne Attorney
CUSTOM 'h not weather were
asleep on the roof. while but few Of the
women and children were there. Those
on. The roof were unable 10 escape by
feecendirr throu,-b The hD Minis. bpils-
,ro ami mad. tt,.i- mos. ~. .,ee,,. o,...-
-, ,,
'''''''''' 7 ~ '''''' i'''''''''' 40 ii'u ie
A'-iieu III p''r rooms louNu ESCAPE Guy
n, and panic reigned throughout The
structure
The fire started about three o'clock
% The morning. and there was consid-
cradle delay In sending ia an alarm.
although TIE district is one OF the
thichy populated in ihe crowded
E re " New York. When the fire.
N the scene. some Of the
jumping from the Win
cl "a the ends 81 fire escapes
,hat d. only TO the second floor;
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-09

II Cures Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Group, Infu-
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certain cure Tor Consumption In first stages,
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