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Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
HOGGRADIGA


Den man, hvars lifskraft biifvit ut omd go
nom Observation-Disclosures harjningar, har 81 rau
art underkasta sig experiment, som manga
min olyckligtvis hafva gjort, med dallsa @he-
medel. Just emedan de synes vara billga'
Hans fall krafver och Dor erhalla den pasta
demanding den medicinska professlonen kan
gifva. ,u.
Ait hvad grundlig lardom. utmarkt sEicEhg'
bet, stor erfarenhet och en- genomeaende We
tenskaplig utrustning pa kontoret kunna ut
rata CORES nu for den help de behofva' och
mitt NAL Dir att gifva dem en- bdttre behand-
ing och hastigare bot i'm de kunna erhaIIa an
nOrstades.
En- bot ar just hvad Nj onskar, och vi kunna'
qarantera eder en- sadan till EFT sa lagt prls
som ar ~f5renligt med en- h0ggradig demanding
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
Eft speciellt meddelande frar

Eft speciellt meddelande fran
Havana sager: EH framstaende
lakare harstades paslar, att
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. handIade Wis
ligt utar skadade hela profesionen
gerom att tillkannagifva Diet iva
doktorer botfallts for hemlighal-
lande al gula feber fall. Titan att
uppgifva nagra mann, tillkanna.
gitvo den IS DIS m%edlemmarne
at halsovardsstyrelsen, att iva
doktorer mast bota $1,000 hvar
dera och hade de dessutom var
mats for att vidare upprepera Of
vertradelsen. bet hade lange
cirkulerat att feberfall hemlighal.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05

Its af doktorer hvilka voro angs-
liga att efterkomma patianternas
o. deras familjers onskningar. Eft
annat rykte ar ! omlopp. att EFT
dodsfall at gula febern intraffat tire
eller fyra veckor fore myndighe-
ternas kannedom ON saken.
Gula febern fortfar att sprida
sig utofver hela on, oaktadt vader-
leken ar myckst sval, och senast
rapporteras ire nya fall fran Co.
lon.
Battre an musk
For att halla kroppen stand, SKIRT
yer Mrs Mary Brown. 20 Lafayette Place,
~Poughkeepsie. n. Y, tager jag DR. Kings
New Life Pills. De arc det behagligaste
laxavativ jag nagensiD funnit Bast for
mage lefyeI och inelfvor. Garanteras ai
Lungren och Andrews, apotekare, Siour
City. Ia. Endast Csc Garanteras.
Icke langt fran Ackleyi staten
Iowa Dor en- familj Cramer som
raknar jamt EFT dussir barn. Det-
ia ar ju fofstas inpenting sarskildt
marvardigt, ty manga amiljer arc
lika stora och t. 0. m. Store An
Gamers. Men storken har varit
sarledes valkommen i delta Iowa
hem, emedan vid hvarje besok
som han gIort har han haft med
sig en- gafva af $1,000. bet ar
farfadern, som Dor i Tyskland,
som pa slikt satt utrustat storken,
och har tartadern hallit pa med
delta, systematiskt som anstar en-
akta tysk, anda fran den forsta arr
vingen i familjen. Familjefadern
-sonen har ta;v | at lessa p inc ar
val. sa att de tordubblats och ire
dubblats, gorande familJen rik pa
mynt, land och lycka.
Americas styfvaste vaderlets-
protet bori Chicago. Det ar nu
int friga om professorn. som sit,
ter uppe pa t 'ppsn at Auditorium
och staller och styr ned vadret.
Nej, Diet ar en- vanlig manniska,
en- som int har nagrl meteoro
logiska instrument att lita till, en-
blctt och bart profet, ST, Diet ar
pa Diet viset att en- here i New
York utfaste EFT pris for den som
insande for den basta vaderleks-
%profetian for en- gifven period.
Han fam ut, att mar Diet CALLER att
ON vaderleken. fnnes
Diet legio proieter. Han emottog
tu'entals protection, bland dem al
ven fran professionally meteoro
loger,o. priset vanns at en- person
Chicago hans mann har icke
oekantgjorts - som genom att
titta noga pa,manen var i stand att
traffa raft i 90 at 100. medan sjalf-
waste cheten for vaderleksprofes,
Sorerna int trafade raft i mer
an 63 fall at 100.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
correspondents

ON Nj ej kan bes0k mig perscnligen.u ppGif
skriftlgen de symptomer, som besvara er
NEST, och Nj erh8ller EFT uppriktigt och We
t~enskapligt omd8me r6rsnde edert fall tillika
med var sista medieinska box: Key to Hap
piness for Mankid"
En- stOr maJOritet af fa'lkunna bOtas genom
ar Diet NEST framgangsrikR system, som ma
gOnsin uppfunnits.
Kostnaderna for en- bot aro resonabla ooh
inom alias, r6ckhSll, och jag gifyer hvarle
patient EFT lagligt uppsatt kOntrakt. UNDER
st0dt af cit stort kapital. att intria nina lOf-
ten.
LGkare, som hafvR envisa fail att behandla.
inbJudas hJertligt att radfraga mig.
Nina kontorstimmar bro fran . {. m tin
G. m. SAINT fam till 8 .. M. S6ndagar endast
10 till IL.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
Nervo-vital a.

bet Times sakerligen inject offer for nervo-
vital svaghet eller manlig svaghet, som 81
hOppas att f0ryngras n gon gang.
Nj Dor % slappa edert tag pa lifyet. emednn
daliga medieiner ej kunnat bota eder.
Min speciella demanding for delta onda,
varierad s att den passar for hvacje indivi-
duellt fall. DR. en- Osviklig bot for hvilKen en-
hel mangd aterst6llda man | dag hafva stt
tacka sin mandom cob lycka ! lifvet.
Under behandliP gen forsyinna smart all
obchagliga symptOmer.. f0rlust ar lifskraft
upph6r. manlig styrka Sterstalles, och man
dom gbreS fullStandig.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
Lefger mahinda 100 ar.

Mrs Jennie Duncan i Hsyuesville, Nc. ,
nu 70 ar ganmal, har utmarkta chapcer
att blifya EFT hundra ar gammsl. Hon
skrifver: Electric Bitters botade mig for
kronisk dyspepsia, som jag haft i 20 ar
ooh kom att kama mig frisk och stark
som Gu ung ficka." Electric Bitters botar
akommor i magen och ~lefvern, blodsjuk-
domar, altman svaghet och illamaende
Saljas och ~garranteras hos Lungren &
Andrews apotek. Sioux City, la. Pris
SOC laskan
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
Specifk blodforgifning.

Snabb och energisk demanding ar don enda
som n~agonsin horde begagnas bekampan-
dat al denna "konung" at onda sJukdomar'
Endast tilfanig lindring kan erpas al bad
andra minerala b%landningar och glitter.
Under det forlutna aret har jag upptunnit
ocb fnIlbordat en- bot for specihk blodf6rHlit'
ming, som ar absolut saker snabb oSh per
manent o. lemnar inga skadliga eftereitekter
Hvarje yttre symptom forsyinner smart,
medan blodet. yafnaderna. nerfflbrerna,. be
men och hela systemet m .stRrkas och ater'
stallas till fullkomlig helsa och renhet
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05

Forst0rd julmat. 5000
pounds knackebrod. en- bestall-
ming for Swedish Importing Co..
AT Williams ave. i PortlandIOre
SAINT fem stora l3dor med socker
s'Iorpor. pepparkakor och "jul
gubbar" till EFT ganska betydligt
varde, blef kort It'd fore jul ge
nom vardsloshet a besattningens
sida genomdrankt med akta San
Francisco Spring Valley vatten
ombord a angaren Costa Rico.
Svensken Ole Olsors narsynhet,
som satte vattenslangen ner i
fraktrummet / stallet for i vatter-
reservoiren, var orsaken till miss.
odet. knackebrod och ~sEeS.por
och sperecier af ALA Stag blefvo
alldeles forstorda.
B~rottstlg juriSt strlffld. Abra-
ham H.. Hummel, EN- at New York
NEST bekanta jurister, blef i tors
days domd till EFT AIRS fangelse
och $500 for att ha tubbat Hera
personer att upptradda som fal5ka
vittncn i en- Celeber skilsmessosak.
For att att tillfredStalla en- rik on
KEEL sokte en- ung man ur New
Iorks hna verld skilsmeSsa, och
Hummel erholl lofte ON SI5,ooc,
for att arrangera Diet hela. Fer
3tskilliga falska vittnenS anskaf-
fande atgick sammanlagt $50, 900
som inbetaldeS till Hummel. RItt-
visan kom dock sanningen pa spa,
ran, och Hummel haktades. Den
dom, han nu erhallit, ar den stray-
caste lagen kanner for silk f6rbry,
telse. Hummel har forsatts pa
Fri tot mot $4,000 och soker / y
rattegang.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
Halfva verlden undrar

huru den andra halften lefver. De,
som begagna Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
undra aldrig ON den will bota sar och
brannskador af ALA Flag. de veta ATT den
g0r Diet. Mrs Grant Shy, 1880 E. Rey-
holds ST., Springfield. Ill.,, sager: jag
anser deu absolut n~0dvandig hushallet."
Garanteras af Lungren & Andrews 20
9la-ei Sioux City, Ia. 25c
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05

Forsummad eller dSlig behandlad striktu
f0rvarras och angriper smart under SIN iorsLo
rande framfart hela urin. och k6nssystemet
skSrande. strackande, slitande aro grymma,
barbariska qvarlefvOr fran gamla tiden5 O.
kunnighet.
De fullkomligt moderna, originella metoder
som anvandas af mig vid b~ehandlingen ~
striktur. arc helt och h8llet fra fran kirurgl-
ems fasor och absolut sAkra och smartfria'
ALA abnorma vaxter uppl0sas och l.emna
urinr0ret alldeles 0ppet och fritz fran hinder,
hvarje ~onaturlig ilytning stoEpaS, och all ret
ming ~urinkanalen ocht trakten al prosta'a'
k8rteln, bla san och nJurarne upphor.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-05
DOCTOR WOOD,

erkand som den ledande och NEST fran
gangsrike specialisten och populart kaud
som 'spciaIistmastaren' i Sioux City.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-16
REV. B. B. SANDERS DEAD.

Mr.. A. Morley OF this city ha,
been advised by telegram of tn,
death Of Rev BIB. Sanders at hom,
in Austin Friday evening. Rev
Sanders was formerely a citizen oil
Bryan for several years, and was
for many years past state evange.
list of the Christian church and
highly successful in his work. He
but lately returned from the ex.
IRENE western portion Of the state
where be conducted a series OF
splendid meetings. Rev. Sanders
was an ex-Confederate soldier and
lived long active snd useful life.
His wife, who was sister Of Mrs.
A. Morley and Mrs. 4. j. Lynch
died a few years ago, and he
leaves several children. T h {
many friends OF Rev. Sanders and
his family in this city deeply de-
plore his death. Rev. Sanders was
member Of Vulcan Lodge, A. o.
L. w Of Bryan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-16
MISS EMMA PARNELL.

Miss Emma Parnell was born at
Vision, Brazos County, Texas,
April IS, 1885, was converted and
Joined the Methodist church at
Wessou when Thirteen years OF age.
Rev. Sandle, pastor For the last
two years she has lived in Bryan
and was employed in the telc-
phone office. Several weeks ago
she was taken seriously III and
passed quietly away Sep, /, 1906
aged twenty-one years, four
months and sixteen days. such
is the brief record of a sweet and
beautiful lite. 1t il not a ques-
ton Of how long one lives, but
how we'll Measured by that stand
ard, Miss Emma did not live in
vain iur -he was great favorite
with nil who know her. Her bright
sunny disposition, her spirit OF
self-aciiice aud thoughlfulness for
others, her answering devotion 10
friends, and above all her beautiful
love for her mother and other
members of the family, were very
marked characteristics. Who could
not love such a character
Death is always sad, but it il
robbed of much Of it, gloom and
sadness when we know the de-
parted one had lived well, and
therefore died well; for then we
know the separation is not forever.
May this blessed thought comfort
the bereaved family and be a con.
slant inspiration to them TO 30 live
as to be able to meet her in that
happy land where the flowers
bloom forever and the sky ia Always
bright" /. +. B.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-16

One result Of the missionary
conference held here was the offer
ing OF Miss Gertrude Cole, of
Waller, Texas, as an applicant for
work in the foreign fields, under
the direction Of the Woman's
Foreign Mission Board. Miss
Cole was accepted, and will at once
enter school at Chappell Hill 10
begin preparation for'the work -
NavasOta Examiner.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-16
FOSTERS WEATHER BULLETIN.
tcOpyrIsh,ed lsOd by W. T. Fosterl

Washington ~ o. Sept l5-Las bulletin gave forecasts
oil 10 cross continent IA 49, 10 to H.
cool wave IL 10 "a Next disturbance will reach Pacific coast
To- cross west oil Rockies country by close Of 49, great central
valleys ~ 10 ~ eastern states %. will west
of Rockies about Is great valleys 90 eastern states
Cool wave Will cross Rockies great central val
leys "a, eastern states g.
ms disturbance will great rise in temperatures fol-
lowing the very low temperatures that will prevail and inn
mediateiy following To- From time end Of the month
no very low temperatures will and the last half OF the
month VIII average warmer than the first half
am not expecting dangerous accompany this
disturbance but lite weather features will be more marked
'han usual Tor September rainfall will be deficient
During last half Of septem Der weather will be favorable
cotton and all other growing crops and top cotton will make
me growth Absence Of frost after Sept Is will favor late
am expecting weather of the fall months be and
pleasant up to about Nov with conditions favorable
gathering cotton picking and the continued growth of cot
ton but following Nov q will weeks of the
weather imaginable All kinds of dsageabe and bad crop
weather that sometimes during that be
peced to prevail from about Nov. al % Dec. 81.
Farmers, planters and surely much
having their grain all crbbed their bales and their
live stock we'll sheltered by Nov 81 and those who fail in this
will pay the penalties exac,ed from sluggards.
SCIENCE NOTES
Nov 40 Venus 80 Mercury will pass
and Dec 2S the earth passes between Jupiter aud the
and jan between Neptune and the These five planets
and their will only BE- punched side of
the but will each others electric connections with the
great solar orb, therefore the earh magnetic forces will be
greatly disturbed and these forces control phee and
weather.
My forecast of hurrican near our southern coasts within
three days OF Sept was surely scientific
After dicue the spelling reform il growing favor.
1t has been suggested that double hut where
both letters PRONOUNCED they belong
syllabe- Of them well be dropped Where they
both belong y able could be- discarded
Why not drop all silent ere2 That would remedy double
letter ioohness.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-16
GREAT CONFEDERATION.
Fire In Suburb Of City Of Mexico Does
Great Damage.

City Of Mexico. Sept ia nerc,
fire broke out In the cotton warehous,
known as the Almacen General. IN m,
warehouse district Of Santiago. a sub
urb Of this city There was no hop,
OF saving the building in which N,
fire originated, but the firemen a.
rected efforts toward saving the sur
rounding property. Despite their ef
forts, the flames were communicated
10 the neighboring warehouses. The
losses will aggregate 100000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-16
n. & 7. c. EXCURSIONS.

Houston Galveston Sunday ex
cursion-sell train $40 p. m. Sept
IS and 2.4s a. m. Sept. Is, limit Mon.
day IL; rate si95 10 Houston s2.20 Ia
Galveston.
Dallas acct. Presbyterian Synod
sell Sept. % and morning n.
Greenville. account knights and
Ladies' Of Honor, sell Sept. IS aud II
limit q.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-16
BRYAN. TEXAS. SEPTEMBER IS
II begins to look like Bryan will
have to side-step the trolley line
or get run over.

Two thousand and two hundred
daily and 10000 weekly news
papers in the United States are
credited with a combined circula-
ton Of 100000. The number
of delinquent subscribers has
probably never been deter mined
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-16
DENVER MAN PRESIDENT.
Citizen Of Oklahoma City and Two
Texans Also Officers.

Denver Sept. l3-The suprems
lodge Of the Fraternal Union Of Amer.
ica elected Officers. They include
+. Hearne. OsceOla. Tex .ohrdluaoln
President r. +. Roose, Denver. guide.
r. H. Rice, Oklahoma City: guard. W.
r. Hearne, Osceola. Tex; stewards
Oscar Floyd. Birmingham, Ala. and
s +. Rice Dallas. Tex.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-16
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL PROGRAM

The Baptist Sunday school will
meet this morning at $3.50 aud close
promptly at lO:SO.
The followiug.program has been
arranged IN connection with the
regular exercises:
Welcome address ...... Supt Hare
Address ......... DR.. Geo. Is. Butler
| Quartette, TIE Deum ......... Lloyd
Hymn No 25l sunday School Choir
| Qvartette, Rock OF Age, Havens
Hymn No ia9 .... ...... Choir
Solo ...... ...... Miss Emily Peale
IOhert1ry, Lead Kindly Light, Kiuler
a full attendance D, earnestly de-
sired aud the public Is cordially IN
vitet
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-04

here in this room all the time?" she
went on, with little laugh. Then her
nerves, already strained to the break
ing point, gave way. and her slender
body Quivered with heavy sobs.
The clasp of his arms treasured her.
He drew her head to his shoulder and
they sat in silence in the fast darken-
ing room, lighted only by the flames
leaping in and out between the heavy
logs.
His voice. intense and hushed. was
the first to break the silence.
Il was in the front part of the train
in the smoking car" he said gravely.
Il had finished one cigar and was
about to take another. Indeed. the
cigar case was in my hand. and was
just about to offer it to my COMPANION
when looked up and Saw-you. There
You We're. standing just inside the door
at the end of the ear. [ remember
you standing there, so | must have
seen your whole figure, but all that I
noticed were your eyes-intense. COM
polling, electric with some message
fastened on mine with look of pas
sionate, agonizing appeal.
Il do not remember that | was sur
prised. My only thought was that Won
wanted me. As l went down the aisle
toward you, you opened the door and
passed swiftly into the car beyond.
your eyes, with their compelling an
peal. still fastened ON mine. SO in this
fashion. in Il sort of trance. | followed
you from car to car till we stood in
the observation car at the end of the
train.
Then came to my senses start
ed to cali you, to cry out, and Just at
that moment" he went on. his voice
tense with emotion, 1.-THE train struck
an open switch and the engine left
the rails ana plowed into the ground.
tearing up the track for yards"
Martha pressed closer to his side. and
he bent and touched his lips to her
forehead.
The logs in the fireplace burned low.
and the room grew dim and vague and
mysterious in the uncertain light.
The two cars followed the engine
the smoking car and one other-iam-
med into it and We're crushed. the fire
from the engine setting them ablaze.
Most of the occupants We're either kill
ed or severely injured, There were
some slight injuries to the passengers
in all of the other ears except the
last"
His voice was heavy with emotion.
Every one in the observation car"
he said unsteadiIy. escaped unhurt."
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-04
Masculine Curiosity.

At Eaton hall in the days of the old
Duke of Westminster there stood on
the mantelpiece of the principal guest
chamber Il clock Of somewhat remark
able design. Underneath hung card
bearing the legend, please do not
touch me-" This room was set apart
for bachelor visitors especially. An
eminent politician to whom this room
had been allotted asked his host one
evening after dinner the reason for the
prohibitory injunction. The duke re-
piled: Il have often contended with
my wife that women are more curious
than men. To satisfy Inc Of the con-
trary fact she has placed the clock to
which you refer in the bachelors room
with the notice affixed to it. The re-
suit has been that every man. with one
notable exception, who has occupied the
room has asked me the reason Of the
notice" "And who" inquired the
visitor, ''who. may | ask, was the nota-
BILE exceptions" "Mr Fawcett, the
postmaster general" was the reply,
but then, poor man. he was blind"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-04

Strausses and John =. Irish were char
hcters in keeping with San Francisco
and the Golden Gate. am fearful
that when the new San Francisco APP
pears II won't harmonize with the low
cut velvet waistcoats and the watch
chains that circle around the neck;
that the bohemian clubs. though Uncle
George Bramley may continue to re-
cite When the Cows Come Home"
will never he quite the same. Mob
hill will never appear as 1t is in my
memory.
The landmarks of time are gone.
They couldn't have been bought by
man and can't he reproduced by man.
While the homeless gather on the
warm sand hills of Golden Gate park.
peering through wet. glazed eyes upon
the harbor called Golden Gate. that adj
mitted their ancestors in better days.
they will realize that all the associa-
tons with those golden days have gone
have been wiped out by the same
destiny that made their landscape and
their people so beautiful.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-04

city made up of neither aristocracy
nor true society to snub member of
the royal family"
While in this country he became en-
gagged to woman of dashing appear
ance who was supposed to have wealth
and social standing, but when it was
discovered that she had neither the
wedding was called off. 1t was then
that he entered into an agreement with
an agent who was to find him wife
and obtain for his services a 10 per
cent commission on the dowry
This agent introduced him to Miss
Gladys Ethel Sutherst, daughter Of an
English barrister and young woman
with beautiful face and figure and
lovely auburn hair, who is addicted to
writing poetry about spring They
were married in due form and went
on a honeymoon in Europe. In the
course of the tour she found that he
was giving away all the cash he could
get to mysterious individual who
seemed to exercise a sort of hypnotic
influence over him. In consequence of
this she locked him in the house on
returning to London. An inquiry be-
fore a jury as to his lordship's mental
condition was ordered
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-04
Imagination.

He visited the tomb where his be-
loved was laid Carrying a lighted
candle and kneelng by her coffin, he
exclaimed passionately: would l
could die! Would | could diew Just
then the wind closed the door and ex-
tingushed the light The bereaved
lover who had just prayed for death
rushed to the door He could not open
1t. He tore at it, knocked. kicked,
struggled, calling loudly for help. No
answer, only the utter silence and dark
ness of the tomb. His wish to die was
forgotten. He sank down and wept.
His tears were not for his beloved, but
for himself He felt pangs of hunger.
He thought of his candle and cut 1t into
four parts. He ate the first quarter
the first day, the second the second
day, the third on the third, the last
quarter the fourth day. No more, and
he must die of starvation. He made
one more desperate effort to burst the
door, when 1t suddenly opened, and the
keeper of the cemetery stood before
him. The sunlight blinded him. He
fell from exhaustion. He had been
there just four Parsons Week
ly.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-04
The Test of Hardness.

A good many people appear to think
that resistance TO low is test OF
hardness in minerals. whereas it is re-
sistance to erosion. ignorance of this
fact led man not long ago to expert
ment Oh what appeared to be large
and unusually clear garnet of rather
light red color He took hammer to
it and smashed it to atoms. a diamond
is the hardest substance in the world,
yet it may be broken by tap from Il
hammer or even fall on the sidewalk,
as it is apt to split along any of the
cleavage lines. which are parallel to
it's faces. Experts test an undeter-
mined gem first with file and after
with fragment of stone of differing
hardness. If it yields to the file, it is
a glass or something no more duyable
than that