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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
FITZ AND sCHRECK HERE
Famous iish,srs Accept tho Md MAJ do
ny willard bean,

II IL reported that whom bids were open.
ed IN Chicago for ihc fight between Bob
mnllo by willard Bean was at once nc.
coptcd, II looks now like the proposed 90
round bout would take place here, Tho
preliminary details arc 70 be arranged
Immediately II N quito certain that the
content VIII take place M the arena OF
the Salt Palace blkr traok July am
H. the date vet for the mill
In the meantime willard Bean " Rolng
ahead WITH preparations lor the contest
between Jimmy Gardner ana Jack o.
kpofo, on the l2lh OF June, II " under.
way 10 Salt Lake,
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blood and tones Mp thc stomach and tho

blood and tones up thr stomach ana mo
entire system In Natures own way The
"Goldon Medical Diecoycr,' Is just the
tissue builder and tonic yo0rcqulrc when
recovering from o hard cold, grip, ON
pneumonia, No matter how strong tho
constitution tho stomach Is apt to bo
dsoIdorcd after long hard winter and
In consequence the blood Us polluted
for the stomach Is the laboratory for ho
constant manufacture Of blood, Dr.
pIcrco's Golden Medical Discovery
strengthens the stomncl"-puts IN
shape TO make pure rich blood helps
thcliycr and kidneys TO cypel the posons
from the body, II you take this natural
blood purifier and tonic sou will assist
your system in manufacturing each doya
quantity Of rich Nrtcrial blood that IL
stimulating 10 the brain and nerves, Tho
weak, nervous, rundown, dcbllilatcd con-
dItIon which 10 many people experience
nt this time OF the year II usually tho
effect Of poisons In the b lood II Is often
indicated by pmplcs or bolls appearing
on the skin, the face becomes thin and
the person dcspondcnt, by taking Dr.
pIcrce's Discovery You soon acquire u
clean pure blood supply that makes you
vigorous, strong and iorCciul, q clean
stomach which digcsts your food without
fcrmcnting or poisoning your system,
Tho Reason This tonic Is not
"patcnt medicine" II Ia q legitimate
prescription OF tnat eminent physician,
DR., R,V Pierce, and lis formula 10 public
proncrty -.
This medicine contains The following
non.alcoholic vegetable extracts Golden
Seal Wplrdais CanadcnsiO Queens ROOT
(cNllinoia syhotica), CheryDark (Prnm
Yirginiono) Stone root (ColHnsonia Cana
dtnsis), B'oodroo, (cong,linaTd Cdnndcn.
sis), Mandrake (podorhyRum Po',aium),
scientifically prepared by experienced
chemists NJ Tho laboratory Of the Worlds
plspcnssry Medical Association, Buffalo,
NJ. Y.
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and was hnmmcnng Nelson with rights
and LET'S when the bell sounded
Tn 20 the time the men stopped Into
the ring II looked ~ though they would
not meet There wns q hitch oyer weigh.
ing IN, Alcll Weighed IN o. l2j but Nelson
his contract did not cnll for II Attoll 10.
fused 10 no on and the management de-
cidod 10 put ON I'D Herman " chicago,
Attol nHally consented 10 fight Nelson
looked 10 weigh about l3l ~ 1886 pounds,
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Rain and no Races.

Tho bike races scheduled Tor Ogden last
night, on the new track, did not take
place owing TO rain. Tho program viii
hu rnn on on ThnralnN nIRlt n0Nl
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Los Angeles, Nav q Although Baum
allowed but -four hits two loss than lila
opponent struck out four men ana made
two hlis himself ne lost todays gAmo
By the tcoIo of 70 Tho reason was
Tacoma scored two runs In the fourth
inning on twq.bnso hits hy boyle and
Nordyko and AN error by Tomnn Thoy
scored again IN tho eighth through
Bonnrde error and another IN the ninth
0H a result of two base on balls,
Ncorc II II w.
Tacoma ''u''"','''''p','"l .
InN AuNtIoN iHfHfut ,f,tttpptute u Z
RaucrIcr" Thomas ana Hogan, Baum
aud Spog
TmpIo. Davis
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,

New York, MAY 90 while nj the bat In
the twelfth innlng dilbou was put pui "
the game and SlranR Wklug his place,
made lhIoo.bnao lit which, followed
by Amos single enabled Now YORK TO win
the fourth gnmo Of the srrlcs from PITTS.
burg today Attondnnoo, 1000.
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Cleveland, O., May @-Clovcland was
easily defeated by Philadelphia today by
the bcoro Of 10 T. Wuddoll NaB in nnu
form ana held Cleveland down 10 i've
scattered hits lie struck oul ten men,
!, was Dcrnhlid'b llfht Rnmo this year
and he was hi hard throughout Boms
had 90 retire IN consequence of being
hurt Attendance, $50,
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WEST, \ LEAGUE.

81. Joseph May .2,--lack oi effective
assisted by wlldncss " 81 Josoph'g pIl.
cheers, lost todaN'N gamo 10 Denver Tho
exhibition was no credit 10 either team
aud was marked by dumb work and dis.
gusting hunslcM
scorol u u ~,
Denver Observation-Disclosures II .
~, Joseph Htftptnfttrtt'rifttH11F ~ !
Batteries. Hickman ana Luolai clark,
Stoup and Ilnmn
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SOLDIERS VICTORIOUS.
unele sans Roys Defeated tho Blue
Points ~ 10 z,

The soldiers team n, Fort Douglas de-
fontod tho Blue Points yesterday after
noon tho score bong II TO u Tho boys
IN blue had tho gnmp well IN hand rom
the frat and woro N no danger The
teams lInod up ~ follows.
MN. Inlpia Daaltlnn SnIAinr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23

Dattorlos..Mills Wilhelm and Moran
Taylor ana Warner,
Two.hasc litp-1onnoy sharpe, wills,
Rnymur, shannon. lluhos ON Ballg~Ou
WINS, I, on Wilhelm, 2, M Taylor
struck Out-By Wilhelm - by Taylor
.
Umpire q Day,
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r. H. 10

Batlcrlos. flhhefiy ana lrlN, Amos
aud 3rcfnahan,
Mo.baso lilts-Donlin, lropnahAn,
J. struck Quietly FOhortS 3, by Amcs,
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colo. SPRINGS 10, DIES MONIES,

Dcs Moincs May 22,aColorudo SPRING.
made twenty hits IN todays game, Dos
Moncs used three pitchers
Score II II ",
dos Moinrs ,tunaD,,u.u,.,,.i ~ 2
COLORADO NprlnHH ,r.ppfrfttlV ~ =
Baltcrlcs-Stlll Nlanskc, Morrison ana
ToNno, SWarmHtod stlmmol and Metsctt
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OMAHA, n sioux cry, 4

omaha, MAY 81 After the third inning,
when two gifts ana one error followed hy
II hit scored three for Sioux city, tho
visitors could do nothing with QuickB
pitching, Attendance 2o,0,
Score n H. n.
blnhna '.Nr'',futftt'tth
elouA Guy nt,',,t''tstts'f''',, !
Battorios~Qulck and QondlnR, gchuab
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Bmo Points posI,Ion, soll
Grade school Game,


nv a. score II 10 10 I, the Oaulrrh team
Wchrtcrn yesterday, rho lineup
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

a, Kansas cry -Hansoa C,y &. To-
lcdo. %
~ Minneapolis Minneapolis, 0, Louis.
ylllr, 1?
At Milwaukee, Milwaukee, 9, Coum.
bur, l.
At H. Paul ST. raul q, indianapolis, D.
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Philadelphia, May GA combination
gave tho game 20 cincinnati. So6rng,
who went 10 hls homo IN Wllllumsport
on leave Of absence, wired Manager Kol.
Icy that ~ would not return, Attendance,
1900,
Score, h II, ID,
CINCINNATI p't'i't,'p,uuftf'tpp ~ .
Philadelphia utuup,tnt.',.,ul 7 ]
Batlorlcs.-C hoch aud SohIcl, Sparks aud
Doom
Twu.haso Hits ridwol Dolon Three,
base Hits seymour Rnnsneld, lNsos on
llals.-On Choch J, OF Sparks, o struck
out BY Sparks, 2,
lmplIc.aJ ohnstono,
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Pooling
Chance

Using poor -four IN ioollng
with chance, You won't save
anything ana you may lose u
whole batch Of bread occnelon-
ally
Thoro In sallafacl lon In using
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,EsERET EVENING NEWS, TUESDAY, MAY Q
WESTERN LEAGUE,
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Detroit May 2-dnilh pitched an
inning ana war nut uul " tno grounds
for Mcklng llogg WHO took hlh place,
had tho locale al hlg morcy, Muffin also
pitched we'll Attendance, 800
Score H. H. w.
l)cifon punn'''.f''N'u''n' =
New YORK ''"fttn''''u'u'''n,ur u
Batteries Mullm ana Drill, urihth
lIogg ana Mcclure,
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patlcrIce -chcch aud schlcl, Sparks aud
BoaTON, u sT LOUIs, l.

Boston, May b.. Hard hitting In the
carly part of ioday's game with r. Louis
won for Boston, Afior NE second inulng
littlo with Ms pitching Willis WAS Wild
and ineffective, Attendance, 100
Score, TSsil T.,
Boston INSTRUMENTATION 3
81 LOUIS "'"'"'',ur'''""'urnl u
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SALT LAKE vs. BOISE.
Rclllyl,e and Infants WIN Clash In
flrs, Game Tomorrow,
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE,

WonIost T.,
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pAClEIC COAST LEAGUE.

Bat,onos~guck and dondIng, echuab
Nostal ana Bacfwald
The news & observer., 1905-12-17

Deems, N. F. Reid. Joel w. Tucker, A.
McCullen and some others. Perhaps
the greatest sermon ever published by
q member of the North Carolina Con-
ference was Joel fuckers masterpiece
God Sovereign and Man Free" Rev.
Jacob Doll, a prominent, able minister
in the PRESBYTERIAN chuch of forty
years ago, said, that God did not raise
up more than one such preacher in a
| century" SO Drodigiously had he been
impressed by the very able discourse
of the Methodist divine. / heard the
eminent DIR. Peter Doub preach a Wig
orouS, thoughtful. conspicuously theO-
logical sermon at Beaufort in 1853. on
Did the Divinity Suffer in the Cruel
Ifixion of Jesus Christi" 1t was against
| the absurd doctrine that it did suffer.
and in reply to the gifted Philemon w.
Archer. l heard DR.. ChaS. f. Deems,
with whom / was very intimate from
| 1849 to his death, often preach and
speak on platforms AS preacher and
| lecturer he had but few equals in
| America. He was the foremost Meth
odist preacher. take him all in all, |
have ever known. / wrote of him t
| length some time ago in The News and
| Observer. One of the most gifted,
richly endowed men [ ever knew
among Methodists was Rev. DR.. Rob
| ert >. MOfan, a most intimate ITlenu
| of DR.. Deems and my own friend to
| the close of his life. ] heard DR.. n. II.
d Wilson preach a superb sermon in
| the Methodist church at Greensboro
| about 1878. perhaps it was. / hap
pened to spend a Sunday in that town,
and enjoyed the opportunity of hear
| ing a remarkable discourse from him
| the only time / ever heard him preach.
| 1t was of much merit. and has inn
pressed me after thirty years. | agree
with Mr.. Carraway's estimate of my
| old schoolmate and friend, Rev. DR.
| Rufus r. Het1in. that he was good
| preacher, an able debater. and also aS
| the very ablest Of the several editors
the Raleigh Christian Advocate ever
| had. | heard d. b. Nicholson. Ira L,
Wyche, William Barringer and DR.
William Gloss preach more than once
| They impressed me as fairly good
preachers. DR.. Gloss preached above
the others as | heard them but none
preached ADLER than / have heard Pau
CarraWay preach.
| Wilmington. n. G..
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
Barnyard Favorites.

If you miss the livestock of the
place. you are not quite in complete
touch with the Orphanage life. Every
child knows how old Buck the steer,
came so near being burned up in the
barn last spring, and how when a
plank or two was torn off his stall
he burst through and came out with
a bunch of burning hay on his horns,
then shifted the air, made for the
woods, and was gone a day. Then
there is Daisy. the white mare; you
ought TO see Stanly Hewitt trot her
around to the stable after bringing a
wagon-load of boxes from down town.
And there are the mules bought for
us in Norfolk by Mr.. Biggs: Bob and
Lucy on the right side of the crib
and, on the other side, Bill and Nell
lie whom a miniature horseman says
he thinks are finer animals than Bob
and Lucy. Note thA three horae-
feeders; 3. Snider, Willie Powell and
Charlie Hannah. Visit the coW-barn
and see Ernest Best feed the herd of
thirty-one eleven giving milk, as
Grover Burleson and Flavlus Pace can
testify; fifteen tons of -stOver
overhead and in the field twenty-five
stacks of hay, meadow pea vine. and
sofa beans. And Jake the pig, mon
arch of these thirty English Berk-
shires-the boys know that Mr.. Aver
lit thinks he weighs about 450 now
and will soon reach 500. Stroll about;
it is good to be there and to know the
favOrites of the barnyard.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17

we do not pause long enough to star
right?
With many apologies,
j. NJ. PICKEL.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
Tears of JOY.

In the Witty building are about
forty of the larger girls, and they
welcomed two deeply interested call
ers this afternoon. On the parlor
wall hangs the portrait of Rowen>
Whitty. to whose sacred memory this
admira BILE building was erected, Her
spirit seems to dwell within these
walls scenting them with edenic aro-
ma, and these girls about the age
she was at her crOWning day are
breathing it TO their JOY and good.
Many were already followers of I'M
manuel and yesterday just twenty
more Of them entered His ranks. And
now they gather around the preacher
and as they tell of one or two expe-
riences of conviction and conversion
during these past days the tears come
to their eyes and gush from his and
he said in something of the tone the
Psalmist must have said, "Bless the
LOrd!' Think of such an atmosphere,
infused with the light and warmth Of
the heaven of heavens, in which two
score girls may grow and blossom into
WOmanhOOd!
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
KIDNEY DISEASE
LADDER TROUBLE
Bright's Disease. Diabetes and All
Urinary Disorders. You Should Al
low Only An Expert Specialist to
Treat You. Write to DIR. Hathaway.
lie Charges Nothing For COnsulta-
ton, Examination and Advice. Per-
feet Plan of Home Treatment.
HONEST. RELIABLE TREATMENT
THAT CURES.

If you have any
Of these diseases you
will never be cured
by dosing up on the
many widely adver-
tised patent nos
trums. Most of these
remedies are far more
injurious to the sys-
tenn than the disease
i t s e | f 1t is
foolish to suppose
that any proprietary
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
Writes as follows:

ClIeraw, S. c., Sept. %, 1905.
Messrs. Royal & Borden.
GOldsbOro, u. G.
Gentlemen:-
On passing through Salisbury this
summer / had occasion to spend the
night at the Central Hotel and was
charmed with the delightful mattress
with which the bed was provided.
Upon investigation | found ii TO be one
of your ROYAL ELASTIC FELTS,
and now write 30 ask the price of
same, both for double and single beds.
You will favor me with early reply.
Respectfully,
Miss
This young lady is now the happy
possessor of one of our mattresses
Could any recommendation be
stronger?
If your local dealer does not handle
our Mattresses. writ" to us direct.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17


regardless of the cause or stage Of
the disease itself. 1t is Il system
than the more injurious to regardless
of the diseased condition of the patient
Special treatment, prepared to meet
the demands Of each and every case
by doctor who will understand your
case-understands each and every
symptom and how to treat its absO-
lutely necessary to bring about q cure.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17

Some heart is glad to have it so;
Then blow it east or blow it west
That wind that blows. that wind is
hest
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
UDlOOk ana Outlook.

The day is over ard we must turn
homeward But who could look upon
the fatherless without looking up to
their Father? Do you not seem TO
see a guardian angel stationed here.
q very post of celestial honor? And
is there not, as at Dothan. a multi
tude of the heavenly host ready TO
protect from harm and danger? Or
is there not a Jacobs ladder touching
the earth at this hallowed spot and
stretching away to heaven? All, there
are visitors in the flesh but also there
are Visitants unseen And these boys
and girls under light and leading di-
vine are moving on to the realm of
maturity. Here are responsibilities
pray for those who shoulder them.
Here are poss bilities-who can meas-
ure them? Yea, here are the or
phans; and | know you will join me
in saying. God bless them every
One!"
hight c. MOORE
Raleigh. n. c.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
A "DeviI" Without Evil.

Nobody at the cases in the print
shop: silent the press; fire unkindled
in the stove; editor and foreman and
boys off duty today But we must
not pass the office where Arch. john
son manufactures editorial spice and
boys are trained in the arts and Sc
crets of the printed page. Over there
by the wall is a rack with galley above
galley Of subscribers names and ad-
dresses just set up-sOmething like
eleven thousand in all. And the 9TH
or day while the force was making up
the form for Charity and Children one
of the boys struck his elbow against
a galley and down it came, a whole
batch OF printers "pi" all bespattered
on the floor! Why, a days hard work
by the boy could not replace it; no
wonder he was Mortified, for "pi' is
never palatable to q printer.
"Never mind" said the foreman;
81 will fix it all right" and without
a word of harshness for the boy he
did tx it all right Yes, the Orphan
age printing Office has "a devil, of
course; but apparently more here
than anywhere else he is "a devil'
without evil
The news & observer., 1905-12-17

supply of numerous loaves; you may
be sure it takes many a one in the
course of year. The Orphanage
kitchen is an interesting place-source
of supplies for the hungry today and
school of training for housekeeper Of
the future.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
Proxies Parental.

The fact is. from the great-hearted
General Manager down to the black
NANNY" in the kitchen there is the
tenderest feeling and consideration for
the orphans singly and all together.
have heard that it is So but as you
with your own eyes behold it YOU feel
that the half has not been told. Pa
rent birds taken away, home nests
torn up. and hedglings exposed to
wind and rain; but here is shelter.
food and raiment, and here a home
for the homeless. And i'm the place
of parents dead here are proxies pa
rental. loving and leading. guiding
and blessing and upbuilding. Come
and see how maidens can mother the
orphans and fathers love others than
h Pil, OWN
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
HAVE YOU AND OF THESE SYMP-
TOMS?

Do you get up with a lame back
Have you sediment or brick dust in the
urine? Urine highly colored? Too
frequent desire or inability to urinatc =?
A burning, scalding sensation when
urinating. and other like symptoms?
If you have write to DIR. hathaway.
He will make q careful, scientific mi
croscopical examination. tell you just
what results you may expect from his
treatment and will give you his honest,
expert opinion of your case and you
need not take treatment unless you de-
sire This is Il fair proposition-it
will do YOU no harm to take advant-
age of it. Write the first spare mo-
mcnt you have.
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
Letters and Songs.

Literary afterRon in the Biggs
building. and several of. the girls are
writing the monthly letter to loved
ones far away in the mountains or
down by the sounding sea. thought
full and happy custom, and no doubt
the stream Of sympathy for the Or
phanage is swollen by the childish
missives here sent out. From piazza
and yard in come the girls and gather
about the preacher who has lovingly
proclaimed to them the old, old story
and we learn that fourteen of them
were baptized on yesterday. And
then at our request they sing, Gretch-
Ell McCulers at the organ playing
with remarkable accuracy and feel
ing; and who can hear Face to
Face" trilled by orphan throats and
ever forget its melody and its mean
ing?
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
At Thomasville Orphanage

Continued From Page One.)
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
Pictures and Dolls.

Drop into the Mitchell building and
you find on the center table framed
cabinet photograph of "the beloved
disciple of North Carolina Baptists." ;"
Inquire of the little girls lowering
about you, "Whose picture is this?.'
A chorus will reply Papa Mitchell" ;"
and they tell you he has been to see
them and how they love him. Then
two or three, anxious that no object
of especial interest shall escape you
ask: Have YOU seen the big doll %"
You turn and look in the corner and,
sure enough. there on the table is the
big doll. beautiful and majestic figure
in the little world about it. And UP
over the mantel is charming motto
from 1ennyson-note ~ anu lhlhk OF
its propriety in an orphan home:
Whichever way the wind doth blow
The news & observer., 1905-12-17
OTHER DISEASES CURED.

Or. Hathaway also treats with great
s1ccess other diseases OF, men and wo-
men of a private or chronic nature.
such as Neurasthenia (nerVous eX-
haustion) Diseases of the Heart.
Liver and Stomach. Specific Blood
Poison (syphilis). Structure. Catarrh,
Varicocele, diseases peculiar to women,
etc, and others.
He conducts his spractice-larger
than that of any other speciallst-in
an honest, UPRIGHT and strictly profess
sional manner. making no impossible
claims or fake guarantees. 50 have no
hesitancy in writing him; he will tell
you how he can cure YOU at your own
home. Many medical books free.
Address DR.. HATHAWAY & CO., 27
Inman Bldg. Atlanta. Ga.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-02

Every houseKeeper should know
that if they will buy Defiance Cold
Water Starch for laundry use they
will save not only time, because it
never sticks to the iron, but because
each package contains 16 Ozone full
pound-while all other Cold Water
Starches are put up in q pound pack
ages. and the price is the same, 10
cents. Then again because Defiance
Starch is free from all injurious chem
icals. If your grocer tries to sell you
1907. package 1t Is because he has
stock on hand which he wishes to
dispose of before he puts in Defiance.
He knows that Defiance Starch has
printed on every package in large let
tiers and figures "16 ozs." Demand De-
fiance and save much time and money
and the annoyance of the iron stick
ing. Defiance never sticks.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-02
BIGGEST GOLDFISH ON RECORD.
Gloucester Fishermen Recently Land
ed Monster.

1t will interest Maine fishermen to
know that the grandfather of all cod
fish, the biggest one ever brought into
Boston within the memory of the old
est fishermen, was lately landed at T
wharf by the fishing schooner e, A.
Hooper of Glouchester. The fish
weighed eighty-five pounds after be,
ing dressed, and must have weighoi
about 100 pounds when captured. 1t
was almost six feet in length. The
fish was taken near Halfway Rock, off
Marblehead. One of the dorymen got
a terrific yank on one of his lines
when the big fellow took hold, and
after vainly struggling with the mon
ster to get him up from the depths
the man hailed mate to come to his
aid. The two fishermen each took a
long pull and then both pulled to-
gether, and this hove the cod to the
surface, and he was successfully
gated into the dory.-Bangor (Me.)
Commercial.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-02

USE THE FAMOUS
Red Cross Ball Blue. Large 2-oz package 5
cents. The Russ Company, South Bend. Ind.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-06-02
SO Eleventh Street,
Milwaukee, Wis.

"A short time ago I found my con-
difiOn very serious. had headaches,
pains In the back, and frequent dizzy
spells which grew worse every month.
I tried two remedies before Peruna,
and was discouraged when 1 took the
first dose, but my courage soon re-
turned In less than two months
my health was restored. Airs. M.
Brickner.
The reason of SO many failures to
cure cases similar To the nhnua iS the