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The evening world., 1905-10-14
SMUCCLED GEMS
IN STOCKINGS
Woman Passenger on PhlIa-
deIphia, Searched on Pier
and JeweIry She Wore in
Hose Was Confiscated.

Acting Deputy Surveyor Norwood
made A saever seizure on jeweiry fon
Mas Ada Fireman, a seccnd-class pas
senaer on the PHILADELPHIA which ar
rived hore to-day.
Norwood became suspicious OF mo
woman after ahe loft the vessel and
was on the pier. Although travelling
alone, she passed hsr declaration slip 70
a. man who met hor az ths pier and al
lored,him TO pass 1t in at Hhe Surveyor 8
desk. instead of turning It in herself.
while she was chatting with her es-
cort Mr. Norwood tapped her on the
shoulder and said he would IKE TO see
her for q minute
shs was searched by Miss Walsh 4
customs inRyector, and sl,20O worth Of
jswelry was found In her stockings
which was seized The jewelry con-
eisted bliamonh braoelets. rings and
0Ono pins.
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were succeeded by shrieks OF terror.
The accordion went overheard and lis
player, bruised and stunned, saved him
self Just as he was about to follow
the Instrument by oling.ng 10 the edge
Of the opening half drowned, until one
OF the stewards escued him.
One man In the steerage, picked up
unconscious after the water ron on
and the ship righted, was found 10
rave $4,000 In cash on his person.
Asked why he chose the steerags with
80 much bash, he said he weht that
way TO accompany a friend
As soon as the extent Of the casual
ties IN the steerago became known IN
the first cabin there were many offers
OF help Several physicians among the
passengers went into the SeerIage and
helped the ships surgeon, Or, fTancis
Neriln, In his care ~ tho injured For
hNe. hours the physicians were busy
setting legs and arms and attending 10
u'e olher INJURIES, Some OF these doc
poes were Melville Bradley, c. K. Fyeqn-
Ing, Q. B, Darius, B. II. b. Slasht and
c. i Fagan.
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ALMOST A RIOT
over ELEPHANTS
Some One Said 40 PaChydemS
Were Loose at RlppodrOme
and the Police Reserves Had
to Be Called Out.

Persons passing Forty-third street
and Sixth avenue at noon saw young
man with a very high forehead and a
subby moustaohe running up and down
In front OF the Hippodrome, shouting
The elephants are loose, fee for your
livesl"
Inasmuch as he manifested no dis
position to fee, possibly because he was
u heco a.I G,l not care :oT he ntc,
those who saw him stopped, Others
stopped In few minutes there was
a crowd OF 5000 gathered about the
Hippodrome.
"The elephants are booso inside-forty
OF them" was Whispered through dhe
crowd Already they have killed l%
chorus girls, and now they are plunglng
into the tank after the stage manager,
who Is hiding under sixteen feet and
eight inches of water
Spme prudent prson--or It might have
b sen one Of the elephaats-Selephoned
to the EaS, Flfty-hrst Street Station
Uhat mob was tearing the Hlppodromo
brick from brisk Sergt Bingham
loaded the reserves into patrol wagon
and started thom for the scene Because
OF tho Grand Central tunnel improve
mant the patrol wagon hNl to 60 all tho
way around Forty-seeond street, ami
whtu II 81 " The Ilppodrome h9out
$500 ncn and boys were following Il.
Utterly needless Of the danger tne
bIave policemen dashed Into the Hifpi-
drOmo In the wake Of iivt press aSeH s.
A thrilling sight met the.r gaze,
Rushing madly 10 and iro on the vast
stage Wtgo forty cltpnaiNs, moro or
less. All uf them were chewing scenery
In a manner t) make an old-time haSc-
dian green with onvy. $500
"HaY tao cops arrlyedY' sang out o
y1ioo from somewhere In the ddTkeael
house
"Thoy have" replied the STANCE hands
In chorus,
Then" commanded the owner Of the
voice, kick them-eleohants back into
tht bastmCLt."
Whereupon the feroclous beasts were
chased back TO their chains
Thompson & Dundy Will give a re- |
ward of a season ticket to Golden Gate |
Park. San Francisco for evidence that |
will lead 10 the discovery Of the mis- |
creant who snaaked down into the HIP
pOdrome basement and unlooscned that
herd Of elephants, Supposing they had |
had got out Into the street MY word |
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CASHIER HELD
FOR FORGERY
PoIyCIinic School and Hospital
Charges Trusted Man with
Approprlating Checks Sent by
Charitable Donors.

George W, Curtloa, ffrty-e,ght years
old for years cashier of tho New York
Polyolinic Medical sohool and Hosp tai,
No, Ai East Thriy-tourth street, was
arrested to-day by detectives oS the Dis
tIiot t-Attorney's Office, on three indict-
men,os, charging him with bougery.
Judge Mcmahon. In General Sessions
held him In 5000 bail for trial.
TIE indiStments against Curtiss were
based or three charges, two for ap-
propriating two ohecl~ fsr i5o each and
one for $3.50. The money, 1t 10 alleged.
was par Of a sum donated % pay of
hospital mortgage bonds.
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FIVE HURT IN
COLLISION OF
TROLLEY CARS
Crashed Together in Bronx,
Forcing Passengers to
Leap for Safety.

Five passengers were painfully In
jured In a collision between Mount
Vernon and New Rochelle ,roley
car at Two Hundrcdth street and Web
s;er avenue, tho Bronx, this afternoon.
The names Of the injured are
CHARLES ULMAN, No. 2lj willis
avenue, head cut
ELIZABETH PALMER, No, S0S9 De-
catur avenue, strained wrist,
ROBERT MURRAY, address un-
known, sprained hand,
WILLIAM ERB, No. $50 West Sew
enheth street, sprained wrist.
II, L, DORIAN, No. 2777 Webster av-
enre, contusions
Both cars were well filed. but there
was warning Of the collision and many
OF the passengers jumped, escaping In
jury. Those who remained on the cars
were thrown from their seats.
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DITCHED AUTO
ON STEEP HILL
II. L. PaImers Machine Wrecked
aud Bis Owner BADLY Huwt-.3
Others Thrown Out.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., oct. a.
While trying 10 negotiate a curve On
Bennott's I'LL, near this city, In an au-
tcnobile at the rate OF torty miles an
hour f. L. Palmer, Of No. AUS Hazel
nvenus, Philadelphia, ditched and
wrecked the machine early to-day
There were three other mon In the auto
.--Robert A. Pitts, Edward Leeke and
William Rewalt Of Philadelphia.
The auto was Jammed five feet into
the clay bank Of the deep ditch into
which II was thrown. Three OF the men
were thrown clear and escaped with
bruises, but Palmer was caught and
squeezed as the machine buclded. Both
legs were broken He was brought to
Wells Hospital, this city, fie u very
badly hurt
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SIX LIVES LOST
. FROM CAMPAN|A
4 BY GIANT WAVE
Five Swept Overheard, Girl Dies Of Injuries
as Vessel Is Entering Port, and Ten
.a Others Crushed on Ships Deck
May Not Recover.
Continued from First Page.)

through II. The fve who vera lost
went overheard through this open gate
Vernon II Brown. aftcr talk with
Capt Watts and the officers, made this
Statement Of the accident
Agent Browns Statement.
ION Wodnesday oct II, while fresh
70 strong gales wore blowing Into a
hurricane chat kicked UP a confused
sea from southwest clear around 70
nortk-northuast, and whom the ship was
on course south Oy west, with Capt
Watts on the bridge, there suddenly
came a deep roll to port.
"A tremendous wave hit the boat on
the starOUani quarter and she heelsd
over, taxing In the green water on the
main promenade dock for sterage pas
SangCTs TAirty-hye persons wUe hurt
and several were washed overheard,
"JuS how many lives were lost we
cannR beu dt this time, as IL count has
not boen taken. At the time OF the ac.
cldent the ships locO,lJn was longitude
" Is north latitude 40 woEE,
'"nno c,Rise OF the whole trouble was
that the wave hit the steamer whom
she had been screwed GrOulld by the
heavy secs. one of the gates IN the rail-
gave way, and those who weR over
were swept through IT,
A Passengers Description.
Tue description OF the accident ssvan
by some VI tno passengers makes II
clearer. Michael d, O'CJnnor, Of No,
20 West Twenty-second street, who
wns @ firTz-can plhHenger, slys that
tho passengers had all been kept of
the weather side OF tne ship for hours
because OF the heavy seas, but were al
lowed To ISmaln on the Ice dock. Tho
sals screwed the shlp arUund IN Suoh q
way. no says, that when the big wave
hat her It shot up forward and there
met smaller wave, which had come
across the low These Two tremendous
volumes Of water cuHed around and
swept down the deck on the lee side,
carrying eyerything before them. But
for tho giving way Of the gate the worst
THAI would nave happened would have
been the serious inJuring II number
of passengers. But when the gate did
give way the water rushed through Il
and those caught In the frs. wash
went overheard,
Lost Hls Accordion.
One group Of homesink Irishmen and
women were gathered about one of
their number. who was playing on an
accordion Home, Sweet Home" The
huge wave washed the group on their
feet, flung them up against the oppo-
site ran and the strains Of the song
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I.ancla and his STAFF did some wonder
ful tinkeIing and after a short lapse,
he was able to make a new start in
pursuit OF the leaders. lie was leading
at the time Of the collision.
Christie car was wrecked beyond
rerak He VAS about the most indig-
nant man on Long Island as he saw
LancLas machine disappear from view
after the accident
Foxnal Keene was the first OF tho
competitors TO De put out Of the race
by and accident. lie was approaching
the " turn on the sixth round VITA
another car close behind him, and IN
his anxiety to keep ahead of the fol.
owing car he took the curve at TOP
speed. The rear wheels sliddel so far
that the IDaonine got beyond the driv-
ers control.
keene Weeps as Car Is Wrecked.
The mecnanician foil ou, and was run
over, but not badly injured, Mn Keene
was thrown out when tho machine slid
into a telegraph pO,e, but was not hurt
The car was reduced to scrap iron by
the collision, and Mr. Keene wept as
ne looked at ne wreck. He went to
the grand stand in another car and
reported the accident to Mr.. Vanderbilt
Chevrolet, of the Italian team, came to
grlof at tho scene OF the Keene acc-
don't, while laDorers we're clearing away
The wreck OF the Keene machine. Ills
front axle broke as he was taking the
irst curve on the ~" turn, and the left
wheel crumpied under the body VI the
car,
Chevrolet kept his head and his grip
on the steering wheel HIS car was
heading directly for the telegraph pole,
against which the Keene machine had
crashed but by horculean effort no
fairly lifted It to one side. AS he
passed the pole his mechanioan reached
out and touched II with his hand The
machine numbered through a fence and
into field where II stopped and
gently rolled over on Its side, That
settled Chevrolet as factor in the
race.
The evening world., 1905-10-14
CZAR AND MIKADO
SIGN THE TREATY
Ear East War Officially Ended
by FINAL Ratification of the
Psaee Document.

WASHINGTON. Oct I.-he Emperor
Of Russia and the Emperor Of Japan
to-day dgned the peace treaty, thns
ofiicially ending the war.
4 few minntos after noon to-day Min
istsr DaNahira appeared at the State
Departmsnt with message stating that
the BmpsEor Of Japan had signed the
Treaty at Toxic. A cablegram was I'm
rnsdiatsiy dispatched to Spencer Eddy,
dnrge Of the American Embassy at st.
potcrsbmg, who was instructed TO in
heun the Russian Foreign Office that the
Emperor of japan bad performed his
pant.
BS9cH Iossn. wk1 wes also a caller
a the State Department. brousht an
qrtciai information that the Czar had
Mgnsd uhe Portsmouth document.
M, PBrBRSBURG, Oct. II, - The
treaty Of peace was signed to-day, al
though The representative of the For
eign once nsfused to mako ony official
statement on the subject. The treaty
egrossed on parchment with the
II ench and English text In parallel
crlumns was sent by Foreign Minister
zINmsdorff 10 Peterhof, whore the cere-
@Qnx Of signing pocprred VIII T
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JUMPED FROM A PIER.

Ernest Hombert thirty-two years old,
committed suicide early to-day by
drowning, Hombert who lived at No.
SO Eagle street, Brooklyn, after a night
Of restlessness went to the river at
Green street, where no jumped from
the pier, His body was not recovered.
No motive has yet been discovered for
the sulckle.
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FRED SHORT ARRESTED.
Woman Says He Kept Money She
Gave Him to Bet on Horse.

Fred Short said By the police 70 be
betting commissioner At he race
tracls a'd pl3l-rooms, claiming u live
az the Hotel Cadillac, was yesterday
druIguCl IN tSe West Side Police Court
on charge of larceny, made by Miss
MAID Holr @, of No, lac West Forty
third street. ....
Mis- Monroe said sAe gnve Short $50
to bet on .a horse, but that he failed TO
do so. 'rlo prisoner said no had placed
the money but the horse lost, Mag
lstrate Wulle adjourned the hoiring
until Tomorrow, holding Short IN b00
bail
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DR.. Tobias
LINIMENTf
ACtS Like a Charm.

For Muscular Rheumatism, Neu-l'
lalgia, Lumbago, Sore Throat, Pains
IN the Limbs, Back or Chest, Sprains,
Bruises, &c. Try 1t and be convinced. /.
Warranted over fifty years % give perfect
e1tisractlOE ~ the money refunded A bO,-t
lie htz never yet been returned Sold by an
druggists Price p and 30 cents Depot, 10
Nfrrrrv st. Nav York
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The Schubert Company.

The Schubert t-Fisher-Perley Dramatic
Company, OF New York 90 own, lease
and manage thea,res, was lncorpo-
rated to-day IN Albany; capital, $1,000
Frank L. Perley and Joseph W. Jacobs,
q New York. . szas :
The evening world., 1905-10-14
COOPER BANK TO RESUME.

Max Schwartz a director Of the
Cooper Exchange Bank, which was
closed 10 Ordor Of Examiner hudson, an,
nounoed to-iay that business would be
resumed next Wednesday, The -Four
teonth Street Bank has taken ovSr Its
assets and vtl Cay. dollar tor dollas 1.
The evening world., 1905-10-14
CONGRESSMAN IS
GIVEN JAIL TERN.
John Newton williamson. OF Ore
gor, Convicted Of Land Frauds,
Gets Ten Months Sentence.

PORTLAND ore. oct H-Congress-
man JOAN Newton Williamson con-
victed of conspiracy 70 defraud the
United Stbtes Government OF It's public
domain, was to-day sentenced tO ten
mcutDs imprisonment
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MORGAN TO MEET PERKINS.

LONDON, Oct H,-On George w.
Pcrkirss arrival In Europe he will be
joined by ] PlerpUnt Morgan, =, who
viii accompany hi lqto ST. Petersburg.
Mr.. Perkins lef, New York Oct, 0 on
the North German Ayod sueaper
Kaiser Wilhelm II. !A,'1!issss'n-' '--'.' a.
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RACE OF 1905.

Irregular course, five turns,
2S3 miles.
Eighteen starters,
Winner, hemery; 4 hours, SO
minutes, s seconds.
Second, Heath; 4 hours, 30
minutes, 40 seconds.
No deaths; no serious accl-
dents. Four finished.
Average speed Of winner, 6S.44
miles on hour.
The evening world., 1905-10-14
W. F. STUDEBAKER DEAD.
Son of old Wagon Maker EvpIrcs
at Ansonia from Heart Disease.

Wilbur f. Smdebaker, son OF the lave
Peter L, S;udebakcr wan manu'ay-
turer, Of South Bond, Ini, died early
to-day az she AEs)na, Seventy
street and Broadway Of heart failure
His death was no. unexpected.
His wife and daughter Mrs. Robert
Stewart ana his two sisters, were at
his bedside when ne brcathel his last.
The evening world., 1905-10-14
BRYAN CABLES
HE is IN JAPAN.

LINCOLN, NeD., Oct. 1d-A cable
message from William J. Bryan says no
ami his family arrived to-day at Yolto-
hama, Japan.
The evening world., 1905-10-14
VANDERBILT AUTO
RACES COMPARED.

Vanderbilt Cup Race, 1904.
Triangular course, 300 miles.
Eighteen starters.
Winner, Heath; time S hours,
20 minutes, As seconds,
Second, Clement; time S hours,
20 minutes, i3 seconds.
Deaths, one; serious injuries,
two. Two finished. Winners
average speed, 5i,0o miles an
hour.
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A GUARANTEED CURE ron PILnA
itching, Blind, Bkedins or rroirlIdlng Pilss
Igyr s,sr. 9 drsSsit !, VII rsfdnd pc7.y q pAso
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Two Hurled Through Air.

rO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE RRoMo ouihins 1pbleis.
gggEgista set,Rd money u L tsils g cure: Y
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GREAT AUTO
RACE WON
BY REMERY
Covers 283 Miles in -Four
Hours 36 Minutes and
8 Seconds.
6l.5O MILES AN HOUR.
Heath a Close Second, with
Tracy Next, in Most Thrill.
ing Contest Ever Run.
6l.5O MILES AN HOUR.
THE FINISH.

THE FINISH.
Flrst--Hemery, Darracq ..-., 4,36,oS
eecond-Heeth, Panhard. 900. 439.4o
Third--Traoy, LoeomobIIe." 45s.2e
,Fourth-LaneIa, FIat--,.,.-- 5.oo.31
The evening world., 1905-10-14
GEN, .,CHAFrEE HOME.
Commission ut TryencIsss
ManoeuyIbrs Returns.

The members Of the American Military
Commission whlah represated the Unit-i
ed States at the recent manoeuvres OF !
,the French Army .aprh'ed here to-day
on gha steamer Philadelphia from
In this party weso Bfeut. Gen. Adna
sR. Chaffee, Brigadier-cfen J. FRANKLIN
BELL and Brigadier-Gen. William Cnzier. \
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DIED
pELp MISUNDERSTANDING.

CLEANING GIRL wanted; wJSes tiJ room
ami board Apply University Club. Wsss
bJth IT,
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KING oscAR REsUMEs REINs.

STOCKHOLM, oct. liking Oscar
resumed tAe rcns Of government, put
ting an end to tho regency OF Crown
Dr.roo Gusiaye
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through Il. The five. who were lost
went overheard through this open gate
way
Vernon H. Brown. aftcr a talk with
Capt Watts and the officers, made this
Statement OF the accident.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-05-05
Cream SeparatOrS

The Hawthorne Is identical with the cream separator
tharea eved the Gold Medal the ST. Louis Exposition
last year Ia competition with the world The expert
judges acknowledged 20 be the best skinner in the
world easily cleared sure 10 be sweet; safe, and
ey q operate Our ca.ty manager has made tests with
the Hawthorne that shlwi De- leave less than one one
hundredth Of per cent or butter fat in the skim milk
in December, ana do better than this during the
sumner u win skim closer than any other separator
al amy price. ands n reality the same separator only
sai ty under another name, that Is usually sold for
$500 Oor No. y, $500 for No. p, and $1,000
dor No -.
We VIII gladly send you fLl description Of the
Hawthorne; or re will send you for free examination
either size you desire, without advance deposit Of any
kind. II you follow directions in Paragraph g. on
page Of our No. 70 Catalogue. But the best plan is
70 send he cash with your order get and use the sep
afai-r and then decide as p IS merits. lfyoul take
your money back fer i alter you've used IL. you
have i for tie asNug K.
Now we have made Il possible for everyone to own
perfect cream ssparator. There Is no oryour
doing Without now. or for putting up with an inferior
machine any longer. Send in your order today and
have the separator 70 at once. 10
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Nobody not even manufacturer ever made
pr ICES SO l3w On Standard II "a Grade parators as
we are quoting now
our No. ! Hawthorne Cream Separator with a
capacity If 250 IT'S. % milk ar ho-r srn'eed %
every way. we now sell you at $500 "a i superior
70 any other make
Our No. ? Hawthorne cara1i'y $50 iba. y MIX an
hour We sell at $500 u itdoes notsatsyyou, send
il back.
And cur No. Hawthorne, capacity 500 lbs. Of
milk an hour. iar ss 80.
Either size viii he sent you on approval and for you
q icsi and y and q does not prove 70 Re the very
best cream separatory.u heard c you can return
i at our expense, and not be out one penny.
We have Sold thousands q Hawthorne Cream Sep
araiors AZ higher prices than we now offer them
and All have given perfect satisfaction.
You viii fad former prices Al which we have been
selling Hawthornes page III Of our No. 13 Catalogue.
as follows. No. S48.75 now $40 coz. No. 2 4t575
now S45.o0 No. 3. $500 nov $3.50 We have
not changed them cheaponed them in quality I'D aty
way IN orderioreduce the price but have placed very
large order IA anticipation Of your wants andn buying
by the thousands al one time, have secured a con-
cession in price, which we give you.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-05-05

The richest man in the world can not
have his kidneys replaced nor live with
out them, so it IL important not to neg
lrct these organs II foley's Kidney
Cure taken at the first sign OF danger
the symptoms will disappear and your
health will be restored. as II strengthens
and builds up these organs as nothing
else will. Oscar Bowman, Lebanon
Ky, writes ~ have used Foley 3 Kid.
ney Cure and take great pleasure in
stating it cured me permanently OF
kidney disease, which certainly would
have cost me my life" Sold by Martin
Friedman.
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30 he Cont mental Remedy 90 with
thel excellent company al artists alg-
mented by the Continental baud and
Orchestra opened weeks engagement
m Jasper at the Opera House IN Nom
lay night 20 an enthusiastic audience
which pac ed the house 20 1T. capacity.
The G. ntlIen, ais are certainly pleas
Ing opr theater going citizens and they
are giving a series OF the best entt rtain
.nents ever produced m our city Tleir
Remedies are performing some very re-
markabie cures among DER own people
and they "a e very highly endorsed IS
the citizens from other cities which they
have visited. The costumes DISPLAYED
Dy this organization are very uuiqlne
and extremely beautiful.
The Contlnentals Will remain an week
and will give an entire change OF pro-
gram each evening during their stay.
On Thursday, The Continental Orche--
ira viii give a dance directly after the
performan .e AMI Will discourse some
excellent music.
Twenty hse cents Will be charged fYr
a eserved seat inr the -hoy and to In
aiude the privele Of dancing as long
az you wish
A special program has been prepared
far mis- event ami SPLENDID ine il
assured
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WARMING.

You cannot have good neal d unless
our sidney arc sound. for The Kidneys
q lei The blood 81 Impurities which other
vie" act as irriat'ng puisons ant break
duNn the delir te organs Oh the body
aul cause serious trouble III you have
~ lnev or bladder trouble and do not
use foley's Kidney Cure. you Viii have
Dnly YOURSELF io blame for results a. il
p -iuveIy cures all forms OF sidney and
aider dir ase-. Sod hy Martin FIeia-
lnan
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1IIANKS

pe High School "
N. .s'I lhanks to the people
N. NJ. Who So kindly assisted
N arrangement for com
M 1g9lE A WILSON. Prin.
NJ I. NELLMAN. Sunt.
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Amaruage ilCcnseWas recently
issued at Peoria I'LL. 70 Am infant
boy, ? years of age and a girl of
Is. This was done with the con-
sent of the parents OF both IN
order to keep the inheritance in-
tact. Since her marriage the
wife has her troubles, and has
had to call in the assistance Of
her mother-in-law as hubby will
not let her sing him TO sleep, but
insists on crying for mamma in
the Old fashioned way.
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CALIFORNLA

!. Vtflains every wear 4 host
reason of This, She has
n u... eNaiaiion for hospitality.
Tb.' ,' on io visit her this
NJ wv Ners Island system would
rl.3ol ify its up-to-date SER
'so or ST. Louis to the
a.. NJ special Undue, mer.
X, 'es aie offered daily.
Ir,a M Ask your home
~. lohn Sebastian Pas
t5irs.N Manager, Rock leland
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-05-05

one of the greatest bessin modest
man can wish for is 4 good. reliable set
~ bowels II Nun are not the happy
posscsepf ~ surh an oniiit you can greatly
improve ihe efficiency OF those you have
uy the lndlcious use Of Chamberlain :
stomach and Liver Tablets They are
pleasant % takc and agreeable in effect.
For So e rs MarIn Friedman.