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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
GOMAN-PEYToN-TW0HY CON-
PANY.

Among the many interesting bust
ness houses of the city of Duluth
there is none more popular and de-
serving of the hearty support Of our
citizens than the Gowan-Peyton-
Twohy company, located at the foot
Of Fifth avenue West.
The sales of this company are con-
fined strictly to the dealers through
out the Northwest and no goods are
sold at retail. It enjoys particul-
arly large trade with the retail groc-
ers of Duluth, who are visited reg
ularly by numerous popular sales
men, besides number of speciality
men, representing manufacturers
whose products are placed through
this firm, which acts as exclusive
agents.
The trade outside the city is reg
ularly covered by large number of
statesmen, whose sales are increasing
month by month in very encourage
ing and substantial manner. The
firm employs in it's Offices and ware
rooms large force of people, all
working with unusual enthusiasm for
success.
The efforts of this firm have been
waged along the line of high class
goods at reasonable prices and 1t has
worked hand in hand with the pure
food commissioners in the several
states in which it's goods are sold for
the improvement of all food pro-
ducts. It has built up large trade
on imported delicacies, which have
heretofore been procurable only in
New York or other sea ports.
The proprietors of the company
Andrew Gowan, president; c. L..
Twohy, vice president and manager;
w. r. Peyton, secretary and treas
urer. Among the stockholders are
such men of wealth and influence as:
H. NJ. Peyton, president of American
Exchange bank; w. C. Congdon, at
torney and mine owner; T. F. Cole,
president Oliver Mining company;
O'Neal Brothers, Saltwater, owners
railroads, saw mills and pine lands;
David Tozer, retired lumberman.
Thomas Kileen, lumberman.
BY adhering to strict business
methods the manager, L. 7. Twohy,
has built up an enormous trade
throughout this section of the coun-
try. This has been a great surprise
to many, for, coming into a field that
looked to be already overdone in the
wholesale grocery business, the pros
poets for a new firm did not look
very bright; but the men in charge
of this enterprising company knew
what they had to contend with, and
by hard work and pure goods they
soon made reputation and a place
for themselves in the business world.
The managers and stockholders of
this company are among the best
known business men of the North
west and The Labor World takes
pleasure in placing the name Of the
Gowan-PeytonTwohy company fore
most among the prominent and sue
cessful business enterprises in this
section of the county.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
'TWERE BETTER so.

Stewart Edward White. the author,
lost some money recently through the
failure Of, trust company
. In Santa Barbara one day he was in
troduced to an Interesting young man
from New York. - slfsg,'Sz, @::% :21ss aEs5+'1
What does that young man do" Mr..
White asked on the strangers depart
ure. ss ,3.i II NE IS.
i HE'S attached to the Commercial
Bank was the reply.
sf.1. |, + said Mr.. White, 40 they attach
them now. Do they Il d not Is bad
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
CHEAP LOT OF MIEI1IONAIRES.
nom the Detroit Free Press:

ETOm n0t:O0tIOll cE00 xIVSB. ~
An amusing thing happened while
Judge. Swan of the United States dis
trict court was hearing q case in which
a. number Of lumber magnates and ship
owners were interested.
One of tho littgants, who could drop
a million without having to avail him
self of the bankrupt law or go to the
,poorhouse. was approached by a news
boy who had taken advantage Of q
lulle in the proceedings.
please, boss" piped the urchin,
kin youse change a quarter"
Obligingly the man who has both
boats and pine lands went through his
pockets and the net result was nickel
and three pennies.
Don't bodder. yerself," scornfully
'sYouse is de fort man dat couldn't
flash as much a. q dime. I'll give de
ole guy"-another millionaire-"his
paper. But dey is certainly a cheap
lot o. skates floatin' round desc
courts
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
.PoLrrnrEss BnINa FORGOTTEN.

.POL1T3NESS BEING FOR0OTIENs.
From the Kansas City Journal.
In breakin down the barriers between
the sexes the women are beginning to
practice toward men the same impolite-
ness that they formerly reserved for
each other. Men no longer. az a rule,
give up their seats In the street car
to women. because they have been
women az = class no longer appreciate
the eourtesy. IN doing 10 they are
rarely rewarded with even glance
and almost never with word Of
thanks. The man who lifts his hat
when he OFFERS his seat IL 81 often
frozen with stare which implies 2
DOUBT a. to hin sanity OF his motives
The time may ret come when the man
who lifts his hat to q woman except
upon society dress parade will be
regarded with contempt for his mental
softness. l. =S $ .ai% ,sz
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02

unless the workers awaken and
file notice upon plutocracy, through
their industrial organizations and q
political party OF their own at, the
ballot-box, that they will stand for
no nonsense and that they intend
to wipe out system that puts more
wealth and power into the hands
Of Rockefeller than all t1e grand
dukes combined,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02
Il . . -, q q. -. $50.
81 FEE r EMIT

sahA told mo Ia conn dence that the
Nlay hs niak9a love n q absurd. SIC sc
c. but ths way AZ ~ keg money
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-09-02

we take our orders from those gents,
nevertheless. They manipulate the
markets and send prices skyward
pretty much to please themselves.
Result: We pay what the magnates
dictate. The purchasing power of
the mechanics and laborers' dollar
! is lessened and they must strike to
make even;" the unorganized work
ers who cannot strike are forced to
curtail expenditures and purchase
cheaper foods, clothing, ETC.; the
| professional and middle class people,
who hem and haw and are on the
labor side one day and the capitalist
side the next, feel their mortgages
tightening, are. compelled to beat
the butcher and baker and landlord,
and finally land in the ranks of the
working class which they secretly
despised. It's a common story now
adays. 5.$5 5z-zfo5is. s5~ss s5,ss .-s +
What's the. use OF Dragging about
our superior conditions when they
are largely shadow rather than sub
stance 80 i #45,S !. Z
Admittedly we are not yet thrown
into dungeons or deported to q 81
IBERIA or shot down IN cold blood fol
demanding our rights, but Judging
from the sway things have sbesn go
i ing III the paat decade We are moi
10 sure .tiiat tho simit AtorS off The
ECsar and the and Y dukes vil1 not
ia to tho Int MI nie keepS thell
] u q the eopl!tl
The Columbus journal., 1905-03-01

WHAT complaint have yOu 70 make Q:
Nell Gvyr""
Nell GwvC' I echoed
Yes, Nell Gvvl she ninicket
II made 4 rCUe a. NJ
NJ face. 10 DOUBT. vas expressive
Of many things. and sne burst INTO
Lauglu=r-a laughter Of CrU-y Lane
Q Westminster
Nell Gvvl. -he actress 7 ned1car
&c; 4 explains a." I @ OF
~ ha- and swept her 4 bow -
uusC raw your pa-con-you VII
i. since : cac pay you 10 higher
compliment Lcan BY saying your act
ing vas e Tie Ll6
-her=-Jc=re-cC svesCs.' she pu-
= quickly. TO sweets. : pray. I &c
quite enough OF -1sm : Ike best TIE
favor OF La rugged COUNTY, Of yours
Truly : sC-CveC -haC little comedy
win Al audience OF one more -,al a.
NJ performances u he old D-U-v-"
The handsome youth win vnCr !
fought" : scarcely dared ASK. vas
he also OF your calling"
Well hardy. she uu-CereC. Then.
throwing back he- ela5craceIy-cov
cred head. al sill he played 10
mean par -1ac day Almost sCTiec
hin.
You 20 O mean % imply that i
WIS Mistress Rosemary Allyn" 7
-aspec-
AEa-n Mistress Mel Cvv- went CT
into parUxysms Of laughter
Yes, EOsena-- Allyn" she a
fined. We snail have % have her
a the Oru-v. she naa=th 80 GOOD al
actress"
My Cod : calculated. What 7 :
a wounded he-"
- Mss Is Is good Is a nile. she
quoted. win volatility She has a
v-,sJ Ike steel. and i IS not The frs
-le ma she cas sJOCG ~ before Cre
OF -oU- sex a-t come Of victorious.
-La- : WV she sad --ac : lad
obliged her before" 7 nuseC.
You have seen her. Laer" she
asked
Then : thought = best 70 tell her Of
ina eeu-g TOM which ! had bur
-us- COME would Tot % al 1vIs
ming . Rave : -,=CG a CcU--. acc
Ne- Gv-c. mistress Of -he King,
would - 10 mean friend. / amused
1er nn=ns=lv tC- : explained 70 Ter
v-o : -ea-- vas. l1c IL station =
lie which : 20 cot link vls a 1ev
70 her Wr.-e stopping a. Castle
C-Cu- 7 na---= ne women had lac
..--os.-- enough % IND C-C vca- L.e-
-CU-: concerning -=-
Ny dear -ac-. a -ecE-1 : sad
The Columbus journal., 1905-03-01

u 4 novel recently published The
following delightful instance CT chs
easy descent from the sublime u the
ridiculous occurs. and has been go
beued ~ 4 spiJeflI reviewer When
Margaret, white To Tie lips with pain,
aleII N ths weeds che ta- and Kissed
TIE cross when Herr Hartmann had
erected 70 the sacred memoir Of their
early love the leaves Eel about her
Ike kilograms GC- hgl places
The Columbus journal., 1905-03-01
CHAPTER EE.
Ne-- One Have N.- Before.

descended tie flg-- Of stone sua-s
belonging Z TIE Bow Street mansion
more seca-elE Il : had ascenfeC
leU- : held myself n check. for re
Joy Of TIE anticipated encounter vas
stirring within TIE Three Ec-s rrn
1cV seemed ages away. three
lays Il which : must vat- before
should his ~b-az-a-t. acG after
TN ne others. Happily. By mat tine
IL Kings business would be over.
: gave myself up To thought Sir
RzCC- Cv---- a The cCusIu Of The
woman : -CveG- L : put a cot &c tts
70 ~ I s-accaGo, vhac then Would
Mistress ROseua-- Allyn think VIII
aC-a1---- Of TIE Ca- who rad gwen
! COUP - --ace to Cousin Raou-a'
SIc- a. event. would De putting Al
"a % IL Cvu existence. for Al ez-
-s-=Coe without nv lady would De
blank indeed 70 ne. I would we
nm a sight pink. : decided. yet
enough 70 az hin ID Tor q tine. since
: oveG I'M malice
Z = = --a- women either owe or
hate : would nave Ter love L IS
equally RE Ia vCCec ara 20 De
vCr : would VII Ter. As 4 uac
2U-s his hand g Tie pICv and sOvs.
- shall h. -ea-- Should : sCue ta-
-LIck sweet ----- 7 ma AR garden"
= vas worth striving for. and We
waters I'D not 5ea- me motto. Sic
ToIC." for -au-1-
I ---eC into ----- Lane. : passed
a sedan char ana inadvertently :
locke. II. Surprised. locked azatc.
-Lsc : stopped for = ma elegant
conveyance WHO should 81 cutie a.
Ter ease 5u- Mistress Eosema--
A---s -aiC--1e -eC-hsateG maid Of
Castle C-CU--Cl- - gods -h-lk Of
ia waning mad = 4 Set;an c-a.-
i-c most gorgeous attendants L
mad TOT taken her -CrE % Use nv
-er-=- Of c-E:--. a : mad called The
promise Of marriage and l. 'CCk-. As
= s5= laE Used = - some =t=CL.
She CCuCrec ne nan . set he-
low -ea- where : waited. Sic tac
Tot teen ne 7 vent ID u Ter Win i
cv--ca- smile HOE IT. lace and care
.eSS.- 1eCc--- ever 1e- Whispered
II soUg-- Is found without seek-
IL. IT. pretty mad Ci Caste OrCU-.'
\ IL words she -a-seC Ter =ve--ts
-aC----- Lov=rsc rom ne -CoC-naC-
1reC-v -lSolen- gaze OF ne bvsCl1c-
s-s- aCE ! an sc--= r-0ss=C Ter LIS.
answered he- smile VII 70
The Columbus journal., 1905-03-01
-elcE G-I-cS o. c-INa.
E-cicy--s s-c 5-- cyes Are = CO:
--~- -E---

E-ricy.-s arc E--cyes Are = ccse
-c~--a.crs-
: -=Ce---- -.-S-z- -=TC-- q ~
Consul Genera NcTa.= u Canton.
China. --es sC-= increasing .e-a.-s
II -le industrial conditions e China
ilG. Incidental. OF = .a5or I--Cc
system OF ma ccU-- IT, -alcr=-s
work -0rg hours alC their -ea-s ara
supplied - IL E-ClC-E-- Their tCCC
consists CT -.ce -a--a6=- q vice a
-sv. Win Tow IL --=- I Few vega
a---s CT plsces = SAL ls1 - cork as
4 relish Tea s a-=C furnished %
them = unlimited quantities. They
begin vCrz a = A. -a-EE-- ag-
Tears acG continue mt 1e-v=sU :
a-E q clock a c----- l. -=cer- Il
-~--cIC-.C- o. kerosene oil -@~----=r-o-
heir hours q -a1Cr --s workman
=a-s a1C sleeps = IL s.CP where n
: employed
Not Only e tie rae workers. have
! -aCes ---Cu - -I--E q -,eI- "
1u- 20 also have he employers. To
--ese guilds are referred a Disputed
Questions Of -aCC- Al LCCC. vl-cc. Il
4 -u-s. LIZ a--cabIv SERTED TIE o.
-a-v= seen . AXE l. -Ir granted
-na- Their employers cac properly
claim eve-- moment Of their me
ron early -C---- U--- l--- Unless
a1CC- ----- ---I-ss So d1a-- for
sacr -ea- Of ice and Vegetables -
excepted Wle- re -vC guilds tafI
u arrive A. 4 =a-sIac-C-- settlement
CT Z dispute TIE employers simply
close ID the Stops
The Columbus journal., 1905-03-01
Necessity Knows Nc -s~.

rs Z remarkable hing sad SIN
eon Fc-@ ne ether az. COW some
u=r never 9lG CU- ma they can
make 4 speech Until -1ev I-s- have 70
% = They remind ne Of 4 cog -na-
belonged 20 z Western friend CT nine
Il vas a GOD cog. and NJ friend
-e-s- trad Cf Dragging a5Cu- VIA
ie had done and could 90.
We'll Cre Ea- IL vas telling a
crowd -ha- -.a- dog could -ee any
thing Why. Is e-su reed 4 ccvCrs
ore -av. sad IL friend
On. cone low aid Z c-v5r-
v-o was listening -1a- I lille -CC
steep tCr Is. Your dog might have
C1--u Tie coyote, 5I- everybody
knows -1ar q coyote cant cI.-a 2
CEe
OF course 4 coyote a climb Z
tree II friend replied tut Laac ccy-
CITE Just .at t.
The Columbus journal., 1905-03-01

-1~ : -ac 1eGIZ - order he- IA:
aCCC- preparatory - c1anE-- Ter
-Cv- --- 4 -e---CI- as she WISHED II
-zs- before lie -e-.- -------a-gs
10 DOUBT TCU- TIE : precious .U-
before ! 2 I leg OF you % tel --e
gla- you nave done VIII lie -a7e-
you c.@T=r.- . rom NJ Docket
ma Jay you -~asCTe-ateG - tneI-r"
Who sad : took 4 2aDe- rom rC.-
~lCCh=-'" Sce --s--eC.
10 c --is VIII ne. sveeC Ms
-ess NeE." : legged.
Vel. 1-sC 81 lie KNOW what YOU
-c-anG doing with il" she ASKED.
"Oea- Mistress Nell. you SCu-c Tor
have IA Light throw ,va- a 7a7e-
cCnIal-l-E ! promise Of marriage vi.
80 renowned / beaG-E a. n -ac-
Felton," : returned.
III" she smiled a-G her hands
2ia-=: win tie -assels Of he- -v-
c~cCEeC-shLv. have you ever seen
os-" she asked.
Nc : replied. "-ou see there g
scneLl--- = store Tor he. since a.
Tie SPARKS Of Cov- ara mad Tor love
Of her
The -ovr seems divided berTsen
the -vC Observation-Disclosures Rossua-
A--1 alG LADY Felton, She SPOKE
sarcasCca-ly-
No1 divided" : corrected ts-
They seem 70 serve With ecua- Iov-
airy bctn Mattresses.
The nan -Cn Long liant. low
aver. svea-s allegiance only % a fair
lacy with big blue syes-s i Tot So"
she ASKED
Z plead EIiI-- % TIE charge. cal
! rely upCn the discretion s-C heI7
Of another far ladv with s.Cv.--
black eyes~ ! inquired.
She answered NJ question with a
Question: Does rot a. the world
love a lover" Then y VII asl1
you since : Ike you. and also Re-
calse : 60 not think aosera-- g
suited 70 RaouI Dwight. But YOU VII
GO vel &c remember L1r b. IS nsr
cousin
= snail @ forget it : said --I-. .
Tor -a- | found nIn both literally {
alc d1-aCveI- a. her tae- while MS
lips were yet hot rcu swearing love
for Lady FELTON,
I see I sha-L have 90 tel -1u vic
has the 1ape-. since YOU ara 70 dense
yCu cannot E-sss Z she said Ms
-ess Hosera- A---
Ar" ! CRED. ii could Tot Re u
1erIsr keeping Tel her 70 guard =
closely Until sucn time AZ I shall ask
= CT Ls- . -e---- = TIE IaCv named
within T. BID te- cherish tie =ec-e-
- -1e 1LCCCS abCU- -Cv1- especially
laCUl Dwight. get not hold Of II
Give hs- also ~assT-alcss OF Nv al
tecCCr- and whisper a good vor- for
INTO her -ai1-- ear
Have 7 not promised 20 sreef -Cu-
vooing' l. not Nell GIVES word
worth Something
Indeed yes-at I thank you
fastened 70 say.
Before I left she gaTs me a. much
encouragement a. this that nv LADY
a vaTwarC creature faS = I did
The Columbus journal., 1905-03-01

a.: ca-e - word -a-e A. them =
-cIccn -cv-
WY not" A-a1 she smiled an
-1ssec Ter head. E=- seEcC-ce-- vas
amazing -he-. So-yOU cave IL
II n advice ! come 70 LONDON
Yes. : 1oct-: You expected
Ne.
Expected you" she 91er,et wh7
&C."
"Si-cs : SAD : would cone, said :
On. yes. : remember you sad vCU
lat a message 5Cr Z lady she r.
ru-leG.
This vas rather tee urch--c D.
Jul OF TIE Level Of a LADY na.c Ike
! -aSkey.
ycU should Know. since size : or
vas your mistress" 7 s1ee-ec-
Mistress, Al. yes. she oIr-sret-
Have you net he- YET
= nave seer her : Admired. Tut
a your hands : sIPecv 4 c0re aus
rIC-CUs oee-1-. although vCu have
-cue u considerably = tie vOric
since : =av YOU -as-
7 glanced Significantly a. ter -
ccge Of L lad Tot taken
Tar LCnE 70 become Al ta-- win tie
raclsr,sus u ne Loncon world for
she answered ne WITH the auCacIv Of
aac world
Yes. rather nice. isn't IT. And
v1U ~ ord. tee, a-s quite a ig-r-
cI;re 4 i-I-E
She locked a. ne critically.
Enough Of 1erst.aSs." said :.
shortly Ny business with you con-
= a paper, stolen by def fingers
lat pE,s-Pa-nec hands win aper-lg
fingers. Y a. vCu- owl
Like nils" she asked, = held
them W. They we're s1casec n en-
1ruiGeret gloves.
Have done with acting" : SAID
sha-pI-- -Wcere s TIE paper"
-Pa2e--' sic reiterated sc- coed
iunoreCI-, = k1ov not Of what you
sPeak-our one na-. vouIGs- stop
tie 19c OF he g vii your
bulk"
! crowd made II OF gentlemen Of
fashion. apprentices. S--e@t gantls.
cha-ECusc. eJcsrsra- had collected
abcu- Is. They Blocked ne way II
5ei- desire e ogie TIE prer-- maid.
nv bulk rad laugn- % co Win II 7
hes-C sCch ordinations as It's
Majesty likes them bold
and brrv--Tte- tai Ike ~
1I--s II his ooU-l-The preev
-a-c-
Let ne pass gcnG people" zre
SAID sauclLyr WY ohsC-ucr the
street,
And she aLIg-rs6 VIII a. 1e a-=
OF 4 EanGe ta-e--ls jaGe, she
swept pasI the crowd Glsda-1E-----
1a-IoE 10 heed . their cuGE-@ OF
loud whispers. as EeZ commented
her form and features. even as
farmers a. q country fair upCn le-
prize stock
She beckCned ne % follow We
went ID q narrow stairway and en-
tired a rrcn on the second story q
threw herself into a chair, while q
uoeicned ne { another
Now. NJ 1ns gentleman" Gucth she.
The Columbus journal., 1905-03-01

s-CE- -CCEr-eS =CC- T~CaC-- -eI--
CU--- CaE=-4 aCC water crash. '
-aSCleCC- i-C ICrC s~-Ic-auoCs TIE
0rva.s CscCE-e ---vg--a- LET.L con
=ula5ec. a1c 0~ccaSICra.- s--rec- o
c-a-lea. al-rce: VIII -.Ecx- 1a-1E.
TIE foregoing ---1ECEs Ire not l..
present = 7 c.--. nor 1ru NV
cvC = l..az = zvs-- aspect.
Tie Crtv VIZ q 1eI- a -=Cr-erec
2 e - CTeas Il Il Z : TIE --aC,
GrZ1-IC. liza --rsr LoCJv D-rr-e :
IrOiCsE M-.-ca- Discover -tslrHsSS RAJ
cLs1ys Il u--grr1Jes acC --v-ra.Izas
THIS uCcr1-I ia -- 4 WI
Cerr1- a!b=ra1Ive 1CEer - -I-CC--
Les indigestion. yeak -J-CIc-. nj
-Cc-e 4--srs. re -gtC@- h-CCa.
Discover : 4 -Csr eEiClecr -4-ecv.
Dr. z = PIERCE su.lLC. W
DSTr -tr-Ll -le r-a- Id -aC It iSracx
II Indigestion 4-C .DT - caG ma = lCCe
ccc-Cr SAT- TT --U-C -gT q IL IL zJCt- I
WRITE - TCU IlC TGE 4C--s--. IL -- 1s- d
Pter--s GOiGen Me.ica- Cls-Gvs-T - :
oCu4Sr SIX bottles L-C y1rr = -CEEecce-
1Sa-2 = ! rls - EaaA "-u-C -1---- VA
aDCu- ne oGUse 81 IL --e- 1aG lA-- re
DOttte ny s.CG1cc IL. SCvei- -Cr--ecce- =.
nea- ~her- Eer- s,-o- y IL --r-ng 2 II
STOMACH Cr oCwsis . tCr AlCv E--cn A.
Ia-1r n a nan ; We ir.eS 1Az-~- I.C : lai
4 S-.a. Iea. II 1Is--- = II stCE4-- EC
oCveiS4 AZ As z ne -~--G Special :
ccI.lG Got ear il--lt-S y-LlUU- la--g LlCl
Iiscres a--erv1C- 7Et " ne -Z- lad
caden ei11T 0CtIEe> Il IL 't-ciCe- Med
Ca. Discover US -CC-C I-C vzL- I'D
ccU-C a. al--lIr- Grease. y-lGC- s1lzr
III z -lr east -Cu-C As 70 l. E-c- YORK
Z 4 -aJ H. .-s- -Cu-C : az" lLr suffered
TIE ne -gE1ie since. 1lC Z VS. 'CU- cas-
la : Va = -iCE
6 -az5-. ECr.Cr----e. -z1az
7 YOU m "Dksg -rr a -e--e"- AKA
tive ~ y. Pierce : Pleasant PeIeE.
The Columbus journal., 1905-03-01
MANILA g Be REBUILT.
work Begun e Max. u Nccei City
{. ire cricrc

LIE -AN~
Plans have been perfected AID the
work begun OF REBUILDING Manila and
making L TIE beautiful CRY Of the
Orient L vii rCJ only b. clean and
hea----u- win wide streets and Al
-acr-ve rlaZas. 1ur = VII De 4 CAPT
"a CT AZ a. Vel. L Is seldom nat
such Al CUCCr-uC+-v 1aS presented
Itself II the Orient 20 make i model
CITY. SAYS TIE World WORK. i-G the
lISuLa- government Win ne active
corporation Of he Cllc=C states gov
eminent. = taxing every Advantage
f IL
Fer example. for years Cre- G--ches
throughout ne CRY have 1esn used
for sewage PURPOSES. 50 that the Pub
&c health has been pu- = jeopardy
These EIUC-eS VII D. made no clean
canals. spaniel 0v --merCus bridges
Pleasure beats vi ply CT them !
co-EIsJE SANITARY sewerage system
vi replace -l= present tI-ches.
Bu- ne -osr interesting feature OF
ne reconstruction u ire CITY Is The
preservation Of the famous Walled
civ. which vas erected 500 years ~
u rene -ce Spanish anu Dutch -lvsc-
ers. This Walled CRY has 4 distinct
y historical a. ve- Is 4 picturesque
value
TIE work q sling = 10 acres ad-
Joining Ma--acC VII give Manila Al
.Gea- pleasure ground tC- a. The 1eo-
pie. This drive = a ~-avCrl-s esCr-
AID Tie view : sal . De gre CT !
most beautiful = a. the Philippine
islanLs. BarcELacGS VI be erected
tCr popular concerts. Another ICpCr-
-ac- step : Tie construction OF i con-
CLe-e vars-vCrks system C. which
there has 1eeC 4 bond -ss-e q $4,000
500. Tie wafer VI o 2IpeG from
ne M~a--Cu-ca valley. fifteen niles
The Columbus journal., 1905-03-01
Liver Disease,


TEE E-er e TIE -eaC iluercg a0-
Ca-ag-s or TIE Authoritative. Of
--gesT-e. =vsJzU- L G-uers TIE
CCI~=Cr-iCaCes. 1l-e III Il rre Blood
Wien ne LIVER acSs icuve CAPACITY
g 20 TITS WORK LleC tns CLle .asses
through into tie genera. circulation
acC ceg-ns IL 1ClsCrCrs work.
through the CIRCULATION OF us bioo..
u L disseminated throughout the bOs-v.
[-aC-a-v saoUEg TIE s-rErgl. cloud
liz Tie Gran weighing = VI TIE ener-
-es. weakening -le Tear : acton. n
reculg alG undermining the <vssar
Eventually TIE -CISCr begins a. lcCu-
la Il the ski. ne xClsvs. TIE
crDEcG-a -C1e=. OF TIE lUlGs, uCu. Il
As; Il settles llC -aslsGe Iuset- n -Cce
point. v-ICc lOcaSOr nav ~ ilr avav
TOE TIE Lver var Il Il Ea<-arlCr or
CONGESTION u TIE ver v-LcC & TIE IN
oec-as- cause OF TIE y-Oie 1rCU1ts.
The Columbus journal., 1905-03-01

Many thousands q children 90 70
having had breakfast Il Paris TIE
school cacrescs have proved 4 bless
ing They 5uv t0oG AZ wholesale rates
and ara thus able 20 supply lunchecus
OF beans. vegetables and naca-oui a.
three ce1Ls lei FOR those VITO can
AFFORD % nav. waLe NE poor are fed
g--auLCOussE.
The Columbus journal., 1905-03-01

TOT now. bur Il I would pe-seve-e
-we-she would not say but I
was vastly hsa--ensd 20 much 50
hat a. I bent eve her hand. saying
ny adisu- her scuCv cheeks tempted
NJ, remembering the me 7 had not
hesilaJet- I AXE virtue 20 myself II
nv ~seIEieriaL SUI I believe 4 show
ilg 4 sCoC pair CT heels a sUcl 4
tine. and : waited cnIv - ask
Who was n the coach WITH you
vten II stopped a. The White swan
nm"
II vas. Of course. Mistress Rose
mary Allyn. she answered
To 5e c~CnilueG-l
The Columbus journal., 1905-03-01
Hu-ar

n Z II Tie Old English comedies
Al undertaken -sprCv=s Gle q his
uCu-rsrs Ter laughing a. / funeral
Z SAYS % him TCU bad fellow
these Two years. U-CE condition TIA;
you should appear NOR sCrrOvLu- and
he higher wages you receive TIE -ap,
pIsr yCU IOCA
The Columbus journal., 1905-03-01
Reasoning ~ Lego.

Ethel. aged >. : Just I-a--.ug C
spell and L nurl -e-Cicet we her
progress. She announced win g-eaT
Etee 20 Ter father. The other evening
-haC sne Kew 1Cw % sDeL in an
proved The assertion ! few minutes
later she incurred. With 4 puzzled aLr
PAPA. toes II backwards spell