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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-13
Serr Gbrms Snls6erssr
@irb beute abenb bor Der iiibii9en @emeinSe
ipre9en.

Sn Der Spnaaose Der vllniteb Se-
breu Congregation" an Der WaoiIon
Mpe. unb Union Str. rirb beute Mbenb
um 8 llbr Serr @brus Sul3ber9sr,
Der prdfoent Der .Sewiib agricultural
4fociation" uuo elmer Der berpors
rasenofen Gabrer Der ihbii9sn @ss
meinoe in gter OOrf, pnr ben SIraeliten
unisrer Staot eins ldngsre Auiprabe
balten.
Ser rei9e Nep Oorfer 8ei9dfts=
mann miro in ieinem 8orirage bots
nebmli9 bic Suben=ginmanoerung be-
banbeln. gr mirb ii1 fsrnerbin gegen
aa3u i4arfe MaBnabmen sur 0erbin-
oerung Der @inwanosruns ausipre9en,
aber sbenio au9 seaen bic Bilouns
bon @olonien ieitens Der gintpanoerer
In gr6Beren Stdoten.
Mm S9luife isiner Musfhbrungen
tpiro Der betannts 3ioniiten Gabrer
3u @uniten Der &hdtsbr Der berfolaten
unb oft gdn3lid pertannten Suosn mad
paldfina plaibiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-13
s@were Mnflaseu.

Des ginbru1es unb bes 8roBbieb=
fables aneetlugt, tpurbe gefern Nads
mittag Ioolpb 6. Weper, elm Nn9e=
aellter Der 8ubb gngros @eHiigel=
6anblunG berbaftet.
3 Gdfer Butter, i'm Wertbe bon
ettpa $125 tpurben aug Dem Eager
raum Der psarleb poultrp SO. 9efOb=
len uno bic nit Der 8erfoI9ung BEG
Gales betrauten &ablsrpoli3iiien fan=
ben oieielben in Gus. SogOmeper's
@eIddft, 1881 Sho Merioian Str.,
Dor, mo mo- Msper bieislbsn anseblid
abliefern lieB. Wepsrs bebauptet, un.
i9ulois 3u iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-13
ytriomal= =HOti3sa.

srdulein Marie 6. @alter bon San=
fas @itp wsilt gum 8eiu4e BEL Grau
@eorae 2nodle, 1929 Central Nbe.
Serr albert gBmann, wel-
DER bier unter benz Bhbnennamen
Darn 8bompion i'm @rano Opsrn.
6aus auftritt, fattete uns geffern einen
liebensmhroigsn geIu9 ab. Serr 81
mann, frhber bel Der Seutf4en
gh6ns, trat i4lieBlid CUR englii4en
tibsr. uno ift jsBt aasemein als Der
rghrgermsiItsr Der 8otuerp" befannt.
6srr @bmann ifi Mitaliso bes groot.
Ipner Surnpereins 6. .. unb mar am
Wlontaa BEL benz @ommers Der @aft
oes Spcialen Surnpereins.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-13
Ho9 niat smr anfalt ;nri6=
gefsbrt.

Die bereits am Neittpo9, als i'm
6auie i6rsr @ltsrn auf9etau4te, ge=
meloete Margaret Jorbes, III iowett
MOO ni5t our Snoufrief9ule fiir
Srauen unb Mdb6sn ;urhfgetebrt uno
Die Su9e na9 benz Wdo9en uuroe
oaher fort9sisbt. Sie 9oli3ei bat eine
bOllltdnoige 8eI9rei6uns bss Mdo'
dens, troboem ift es iotueit ni4t ee-
Iune.n, iresnbuelds Nnbaltspuntte gu
finben. Sie geamtsn oes RefOrmato.
RUINS unteriu9en Die Sa4e unabbdn-
gig bon Der pOli3ei unb fie bsubf9ti=
gen beute oas glternbaus oes Wdo9ens
81 bsIu9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-13

glfbart. 0ier mastirte &duber
brahen bsute in Sobn Sbornton's
Wobnung elm, banben i6n unb feline
Srau unb madten fid mits600 aus bem
Staube. Sbornton periudte, als er er-
ma9te, bic &duber 3ll beri9eu9en,
muroe isbo9 nieberseidlaeen uno unter
Srobunsen, feline Grau ermorben 3ll
mOllen, suan9en ihn bic 8anoiten
oann, ieinsn i'm 3immer febenoen
@eloi4ranf 81 6fnen.
Sraail. Barnep $oole, Al
Sabre alt uno unberbeiratbst, fiel in
Dm. Sarmons Salon pI6blin tobt gu
Boben. Ct batte ben Nbeno Hart oe=
trunfen unb elm 9er3leiben fou Die l1r.
fads isines Sooes isin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-13
silbernes YFafer
Sir bur9 Sunbebib emtitsIlte 9saie perIanst.

SIM 2reisgeri9te nabm gefern Die
S@aoenerfabtlase bon 5000 Dollars
bon 5rau glnora @ummins 9e9en
Serrn unb 6rau MiltOn Wei3esbeimer
ibrsn anfans. Sie &laseidrift siebt
an, baB i'm Sabre 1902 Srau @um=
minis bur9 sinen, ansebli9 Men5es=
beimers eeb0rsnoen Sunbe, Elm tleines
Stiid Gus ibrer Naie 9ebifen puros.
wOourd fis 3eitlebens entffellt tporoen
fsi. Nuberoem iei 5rau @ummin
@siunbbeit idper our9 bic erlittenen
Iufresunsen eri8iittert worben. Cine
srobe Mn3abl bodelegant getleioeter
9amen waren eri9ienen, Tim be,
9ld9erin fotpie ben 8efla9ten als
3eugen su bienen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-13

Sin groBss automObil, gigentbum
bss DR.. u. 5. Bigger, 63 WOooruff
plaes, ssristb seiiern burd einen Gun'
ten Der gum 3hnoen aebrau&tsn gat-
tsrie in 8rano unb oas 0orbertbeil oes
srOBsn Gefdbrtss uuroe bur9 Jeuer
gum getrase bon ettua 5000 beiddbi9t.
Sas 6eusrospartement muroe our I'm.
terorttduns Der 6lammen 6erbsige'
rufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-13
cnfel Sam
SdIt bic Sai9e ;u.

Sie Arbeits=8eb6roe bat bic uner=
tuartete @sitaltung nin Sa4en Stra=
6en= uno 8rottoir=Nnla9e" bes gi9sn=
t6ums Der Bunbesre9ierune in Der
CbiO Strabe, osm Staoianwalt Wars
rum iiber9eben. Sas S4asoeparte-
ment gu @aibineton lsbute es ndmii6
ab, cine Steuer in S6be BON s29G3 80
6ierfiir gu 3ahlsn, ba nod benz 8eies
iseli6ss &s9isrun9seigentbum unper'
ftsusrbar isi. Dies wurbe bon Der Gr-
beitsbeb6roe beifritten, oa 6as betref'
fcnoe Statut i'm Sabre 1908 bereits
mieosrrufen uDrben lei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-13
Seiger Mmgriff anf eine
Trau.
Durd redtseitiee 5iilfe' 9Iiid,
liberpeile pereiteIt.
Ser 8ttbe etttfottt t,tett.

9luf benz freien Jeloe 3tpifden Weif
SnoianapOlis unb Wlount Safion, in
nd9ifer Ndbs Der plainfielo Snter=
urban gabn. tpuroe aefern 6rau @Ga
Wilion, rs Sabre alt, 408 Sub Mooi-
ion StraBe uObnbaft, bon einem Ieibsr
enttOmmsnsn Sdurfen nit frimineler
Ibfibt an9e9riHen unb gu gnoen ss=
fdla9en. 9ie Mnfunft zines plainfielb-
babn=Wagens rettete he ieoo9 bor ben
8eldfen bes roben patrons.
Srau Wilion mar nod sinem In
Wef SnoianapOlis mobnenosn Mrst sss
sansen um fur ibren Wann Msbi3in
3u bolen unb befanb fi9 auf bem
Seimme9e. llntertpees bemerfte fie
bann. tpis Der Grembe ettpa 20 Sdritte
binter ibr berging.
Ni4ts g6ies abneno. gius fie tusitsr.
pl6blid isood, als fe in Der gldbe elmer
auf Der Settle oes @eges belegenen 30.
benientun9 porbsi fam, nerifelte ibr Der
Mann, einen gemeinen Nntrag mo.
deno. ben Weg. Srau Wilfon ber=
iuGte an benz S9urten porbei au lau=
fen unb erbielt einen Gauiti9las in's
@sii6t uno oann i9leppte fe Der Bur.
ihe abieits bonn Weae Der @rube au.
Sie Gruu uebrte fid persweifelt. trob-
bem lie Der robe patron oreiu1al nieoers
gei6lagen bate. Damn Iaufte Der
8abnwagen beran uno Der an9reifer
eniflob. gin3elne Der pahasiere mad-
ten ii& 3ur 0erfolsung oes Burden,
Der leiber einen 9r6ben 8oriprung
bate, auf. ffelltsn bieIelbe aber elm. io-
balb fie faben, bab fis benislben bod
ni4t einbolen fOnnten.
Na9 9nfunft oss Snterurbanma=
gems in berStabt tpuros bic poli3ei bon
bem 0orfaue In 9enntniB seisBt uno
bic &aolsrpolisiifen Samusls uno
Worsan, iouie aud cine Mn3abl pa-
troneute unter Sergeanten Warren uno
Sulliban iu1ten bas 9anae &sbier, 10.
tpie aud bic in nd1fter Wdbe fb be-
| finoenben &an9iergeleiie uno bic auf
oenielben baltenben belabenen unb
leeren Jra&tmagen ab, obne leioer ben
mhiten Buri9en su finben. Nuf benz
Seimmege. Der srf Bel p1Iiger Duntel-
belt an9etreten wurbe, nabmen Die po-
li3iffen oann cine In Der Ndbs oes
Sdauplabss fampierente Stromergs=
isllfdait fef, bic i9 bort um Elm
Seuer Iaaerte. Ser eine Der @eieai9aft,
elm 6arbissr mar erif serabe aus benz
Mrbeitsbauie entlaKen. Ulit obisem
5alle fanb feinsr berielben in Werbin'
bung. @dbrsnb Der @a6t murbe bic
Sude nod oem 4nsreifer fortgeisBt,
leioer Obne @rfolg.
6rau Wilion bef9rsibt ben Wann
als mittlerer @r6be, nit blauen Mu9en
uno rotbblonoem S9nurrbarte. 8e.
tleioet mar berielbe nit blauen 1eber=
boien, bellem fur3en ueber3ieber obe,
lan9em beaen &od unb nit puoel'
miibe aus buntlem Suhe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-13
Start aa@ lamsem Seioem.

Sbomas Sanner, Der bor faii 4 Mo=
naten bon sinem Pferoe 9eIdlagen
wurbe unb Der ieitber i'm 0oipitals lei.
oeno barnieoerlas, ftarb sefern frib
i'm Soipitale. Sanner fanb ieiner
3eit i'm gesriffe einpfero an3ui&irren.
als ibn basieIbe plbblib fdlus unb ibm
bic redte 6iifte brad unb anoere
i9were Quetidunsen suftste.
Sanner pirb bpm Saufe ieines In
Sroinston wobnenben Stief=8rubers,
Nlonso @ilion aus beerbigt tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-13
S@aoeneriatflase bon $4,000
gesen bic etabt bon Srau M. 3. Grams
angeftrenst.

5rau Warg. &. Grams, cine dftere
Srau, fiel in elm auf benz 5abrmese
Der Orange Gbe. befinolides Sod uno
ao9 fid bierburd iduere Yerlebuneen
am re9ten geine gu. Sic ftrenste
9esen Die Staot cine S9areneriabtla9e
in 96be BON $4,000 on, uel9e eeitern
por &i9ter 2eatber perbanoelt uuroe
Der gorfaa trua fd in Der Nadt gum
L. September 1896 3u, als 9err uno
6rau Grams f9 CUR Stride bssebsn
poaten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-13
6. s.. & 8. Giienbabm=6 6eiea=
inaft
&uf $4,000 S9aoenerlas oertlaSt.

Charles 6airdilbs frsnste sefern
eine Sdaosnerfabtlage in 96be BON
$4,000 eeeen bic Cincinnati, Samilton
g. SaptOn giisnbabn : @sisai9aft an.
Gr ga6 on, in Der Va6t bonn Is. Nob.
lebten Sn6res on Der giienbabn.3reu=
3ung on Der arlingtUn Ctr. nit ieinem
6uBe in elmer @si5s tsden geSlieben
uno BEL oieier @elegenbeit BON elmer
&ansirlotOmotibe angefabrsn uOroen
3u iein. Ssin Sub lei bamals i4per
nsrlsbt poroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-13

Nortb 2ibertp. %. 8roofe.
Der bier cine Bant leitete uno wie es
beiBt, felt benz 8. Sanuar perf9wunoen
Isin fOu, na9oem er idmmtli9e @ai-
isnesloer nit fid genommen. 1T in
ct. 9ouis berbaftet uno na& Chicago
transportirt uorben. 0on bort wurbe
er nod q. 9ibertp gebraht.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-13

Jrau &Oia &. Sau9b bat gegen Die
SnbianapOlis Sraetion unb Serminal
@ompanD eins S6aoensrfaBtlage bon
5000 Dollars sinserei6t, oa fie infolse
8erfebeas oieIer @eisli4aft on Der
gfe Der 81. unb Sainois Straben
bsim gerlnhsn oss StraBen6abnUas
gems 81 Sal setOmmsn uno fi4 pers
leBt baben Mil. Der @onoucteur bes
@agsns &alpb Wor9an uno Der Mos
tormann Sarriion @amble tuerben
our9 Die 2lassi9rift ebsnfalls mitper-
flaat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-13

60 Der Sabrer 0tmfenoe
Dote QaIemoer far 1905 TT
oar6 ttmiere Office 81 be
stebea.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-13
g | | q 8 O or Der. I

8 m 3 a, IL. San. 6ilas 8ar.
Der, Der erfe @ouberneur bon 9e=
brasta, iif in ieinem 9eim 81 @eb
Glouo geiforben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-13
Gine neme S9aoeaeriasflase

Sit sesen bic Snbianapolis Sraetion unS
Terminal Company einserei9t tporben.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-02-23
POINTS ON APPENDICITIS.
Jersey School Superintendent Turns
Loose on vermiform Mis-
information.

Many . lsyman has been "stumped'
IN trylng TO master the intrcacies OF th,
vermltorm appendix. But let everybody
take heart. says the New York Sun.
IA an arstocratic New Jersey suburb
recently the superintendent OF public
schools was visiting a grade while a lessor
N physiology was beng demonstrates
The teacher was explaining the construc
ton OF the spinal column. She compared
L to a string Of oeads in order 70 show il.
formation. and drew a diagram for further
Illumination.
When the lesson was finished. the super
inteudert suggested that a most impor
tant feature q the spinal column had not
been explained.
1t = this curious. pointed section a,
the base, he said. indicating the end Of
the vertebral column. winch = called
the vermlform appendix. You have all
heard ct appendicitis. VERY good. Well.
that i the nam given TO a disease which
Il caused by an Inflammation Of tins APP
pendIx. An operation for appendicitis
means an amputation Of this useless ap-
pcndix.
There i a new superintendent Of public
schools IN that suburban New Jersey
town.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-02-23
The Cost of War.

Give me the money" say a recent
speculative philosopher. that has been
spent in var. and I will purchase every
foot OF land on the globe. will cloths
every man. wouan and child in an attire
Of which kings and queens would bs
proud | will build schoolhouses on
every hillside and in every valley over
the whole earth; l will build an academy
in every town and endow II. a college
in every state and fll il with able pro-
fessors; will crown every hill with ;
place of worship ccnsecrated to the pro-
mitigation Of peace; I will support in
every pulpit an able teacher OF
righteousness. so that on every Sabbath
morning the chime on one hill shall an
swer to the chime on another around
the earth's wide circumference, and tha
voice Of prayer and song of praise should
ascend like a universal holocaust to
Heaven"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-02-23
CARE OF BIG GAME
WINTER SCENES ON AN EAST
ERN PRESERVE.
More Timely Advice from Ernest
Harold Baynes-Priee Of Success
Lies in Management, He
Declares.

The price of'success in the manage
nert Of a game preserve IS continual,
careful an intelligent forethoughI
an constantly reminded Of this fact
As | note from week to week the work
which o quietly along in the Blue
Mountain forest. commonly known as
Corbi1 PARK. uear Newport, y H..
the largest fenced game preserve in
America To tell OF the work which IS
done IN the course OF a year inside the
3 miles u fence which marks the
boundary Of the vast Enclosure. would
take much nore space than IS allotted
TO this article.
With the frs; heavy suov fall in No
vember came the question Of feeding
those animals which would soon be I'M
able 9 o find sufficient food for them
selves The deer. elk and wild boar
we're al right for the present; they
were not dependent upon food which
grew upon the ground. and which was
rov buried beneath the snow. and more
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-02-23

stand still a minute. You see. . had
my collection Of pets n my at the
hotel. and ! had the beIlboys brIbsG
and the ehambermald would only come
into ou room while I was there 70
watch the pets. The night dad aot
back from the hospital, where he went
10 grow some new bones and things IN
his insides. after he rode the bucking
broneho. a man gave me the prett.est
little animal you ever saw. sort OF
white and black. about the size OF a
cat, and took it to the room. ana
put 1t under the bed. in a box the man
gave me. Dad had gone to bed. ana
was snoring so you could u il with
q knife"
Say. you knew that animal was a
skunk all the time: now. tell me. didn't
youf- said the old groeerymau. You
was a fool 10 take it. when you knew
what a skunk will do"
Yes. l thought It was a skunk all
right" said the boy. but the nan told
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-02-23

Nervous exhaustion invites disease.
This statement is the positive truth.
When everything becomes q burden
and you cannot walk q few blockswith-
out excessive fatigue, and you break
out into perspiration easily, and your
face Pushes, and you grow excited and
shaky at the least provocation, and
you cannot bear to be crossed in any
thing, you are in danger; your nerves
have given out : YOU iced building up
at oncel To build up woman's nerv-
ous system and during the period of
change OF life we know of no better
medicine than Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Here is an
illustration. Mrs. Mary L. Koehne. al
Garfield Avenue, Chicago, ILL.,. writes:
"~Ihaveused lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound for years in my family and it
never disappoints 50 when I felt that I was
nearing the change Of life l commencei treat
msnt with it I took in all about six bottles
and il did me a great deal Of good. It
stopped my dizzy spells. pains in my back
ami the headaches with which I had sufYerei
for months bef1ze taking the Compound. I
feel that if it had not been for this great med
icine for women that | should not have been
alive to-day. Ii is splendid for women, dido
young, and viii surely cure all female dizr.
ders.'
Mrs. Pinkham. of Lynn. Mass, in
vites all sick and ailing women to write
her for advice. Her great experience
is at their service. free of cost
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-02-23

me the animal had been v~aeclnated ana
wouldn't ever make any trouble for
anyone. AMI he would warrant II l
thought a warranted skunk vas all
right. and 50 I went - bed in q cot
text to dads bed. I zusss IL vas about
daylight. when shunks want to suck
eggs. hat he began 20 scratch the box
and squeak. and I Was afraid Il would
Nake dad up. SO I reached down and
took the cover % tie box From that
very Identical moment The trouble be-
san Dad heard something in the room
aac h. rose mp IN bel. 2 the animal
sat on the foot ~ The bed and looked
a. dad Dad said Scat ant threw
a pillow a. my peI. an then al vas
chaos l never szeliF4 chaos but 1
saaW when I suel if o. o. but you'd
a atde to see dad he turned blue and
sTeea and said. 'Hsaaery. some .
has opened a iack ~. sal tor the po-
lice I rushed Tor r1e Indicator. where
YOU ring for belboys a1t cocktails
2 things and fouc1e1 al the but
foas and then egt fo BEE aad pulled .
quit over my hea3. Asa lad went irto
a c.oset. where my aasss ant things
were. ant the v~acc.la-e1 skunk Kept
- doing the sane A. De I'D 10 dad.
and | thought saoli3 tte Dad heard
NJ s1ake rattle a.sself In he box. and
Ee stepped or my prar.e cog and yelled
murder. and be got ITO my box Of
horned toads and ny young badger
s,ratched DADS bare .est. and a young
e2sle had began % screech. and dad
began 20 have a e. tie said The air
seemed aXed. and be opened the win
1ow and sat or the window sill in his
Ehtsai-t. and q fireman caue M on a
ladder frou the outside AHa turned the
hose on da4- then the police come and
broke IN the door. and the landlord
vas along. ard the porter. and all the
12noeFmaids. and everybody. | had
turned In al the alarms there were,
au1 ever body came quick. The skunk
uet The policemen half way. and sa-
ln,ed them as polite as could be. ard
they fell back for achievements Dad
% his pants and yelled that he was
stabbed and | don't knor what didn',
l1rren. Finally the policemen got nv
sunk under 4 blanket and walked on
aim. and be was squa.hed. but. BY
gosh they can never use that blanket
asair. and I told EN- %
IT'S a wonder they didn't put a
blanket over you and kill you. too.
said 'Ee old groeeryman. as he moved
away from the horned toad. which the
boy had placed on ths counter. What
did they do 10 yol them What way did
Your dad explain it,? How long aid
You remain al the hotel after that
We didn't stay hardly any after
that. said the boy as he pushed the
prairie dog along the counter toward
the grocerymans rat. hoping to get
them 10 fighting The landloard said
We id yankees were too
for his climate and II We didn't get on,
OF his house in Is minutes he would
get a gun and see about il. and he left
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-02-23

two policemen 10 see that We got away.
Dad tried TO argue the question with
The landloard, after all the windows
had been opened in the house. He said
he had come 10 Texas for a quiet life
70 get away from the climate OF the
Forth. bat he had 10 idea n landlord
w.ale turn animals into 4 gentIeman's
room. and he would sue for damages
but the biuG did not work. and We left
san Antonio on a freight train. under
escort Of the police and the board Of
health Say. that freight train smelled
Ike II had a hot box, but nobody sus-
pected Us. When We got most to New
Orleans dad said; 'Hennery. hope
this will BE a lesson to you. and 7 told
aim twa more such lessons would kill
bis little boy dead
What did you do with your clothes? 90
said the groeeryman. as he snufed
around as though he thought he could
smell something.
%. we bought new clothes in New
Orleans and let our old ones out of the
window with a rope. A man picked
hem up. and they sent him 10 the
quarantine for smallpox patients. o.
We came ont all right, but it was a
close call. Say. | bet this prairie dog
an lies your cat in a holy minute"
AID the boy pushed the dog against the
at. said sick en-. and the cat scratch
ed The dog. the dog yelled and bit the
cat, the cat ran up the shelves over
he canned goods and tipped over some
bottles Of pickles and the old grocery
man got crazy, while the boy took his
prairie dog under his arm. and his
aorned toad in his hand and started
% 20 out.
I'll drop in some day and have some
fun with you" said the boy.
If you DO I will sab you with q
cheese knife said the groceryman. a.
be picked up the broken glass.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-02-23

ahe~ teAt Attaches To the Gaxs
Of h Bioaa tfoue Wants Bright Eyes
and a Clear Complexion
HTery sensible woman naturally wishes
toappear attractive She knows the vaIue
OF bright eyes. delicate complexion and
lively spirits. She knows also that
good health Is AT the basis Il her charms
and that good blood Is the source Of good
health.
Miss Mamie Conway has a complexion
which is the examination Of all who know
her. Asked if she could makeany sug-
g%esrions that would be helpful to others
less fortunate, she said:
Ny complexion would not have
pleased you. if you had seen it two wears
ago. It was then about as had as i,
could be, and 1t gave me c great deal Of
dissatisfaction If YOU want a good
complexion you must take care Of YOUR
health, especially Of the condition Of
your blood. Ny health was at that time
completely broken down. / was
had frequent headaches, a torpid liver
and a great deal Of pain in that region.
l suffered also from indigestion. IL was
clear that my blood was in bad condition.
for pimples brokeout all over my face"
"It Is hard 10 realize that, for there
isn't the slightest trace Of such blem-
ishes now"
1t was unfortunately quite other
wise then, and a long time passed before
| found anything that gave me any re-
lief. ! became very weak and hstlex
The Doctors medicine did me no good,
and took n number Of highly recon-
mended tonnes with no better result.
As soon, however, as I began TO use DIR.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People my
complexion cleared up, and after I had
taken two boxes there was not a sign Of
a pimple lefs on my face. Ny cheeks
beeamerosy. 1 gained flesh aud have had
perfect health ever since"
Rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes are
merely signs ofhealthy blood. They have
comenot onlyin thee of Miss Conway,
whose home is at 1911 East Eighth street,
Canton, Ohio, but 10 thousands of
women for whom DR.. Williams Piuk
Pulls nave made new blood. Thereisn.
surer way for you to obtain them, than e
buy q box OF these pills from any drug
gist and try them for yourself. They cor.
rect irregularities and banish weakness