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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16

The BOY. "A bOy Is ucloniInalcu Il
small thing The little incident has
had an evolution into human life that
is dcnthlcSs. The lIi"ughlIess forget
that out of small things comes the
march Of greatness. The hoy is destined
to he tn" man. Sun-croWnh in the
heights. -Rcv. +. &. Hruner. McthmliSt.
('hi,ayO
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16
MALE HELP WANTED

Men wanted to learn Barber trade
in eight weeks; constant practice, ex'
merit instruction. Our graduates earn
SIS b nc per week. Illustrated eata,
ivgue Tree. Call or write Moler Barber
College, 215 Occidental Ave.,Seattie,
Wash.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16

Chaffer-Do you ever take your auto
out on Sunday?
Goodleigh-Yes but | make it n
point never to run over anybody on
that day.-Judge
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16

Duty ana iiapIiinsS.--AIt uuTI is
higher than happiness. and for This rca-
son we must make sacrifice and trust in
God Nothing can h" happy unless it
tultil!s the law of its being. ANA Cot
will take away business. health nni
all things bi: He will have yon IN The.
end.-ltcv. y. -. Hills. tungr"-alion
oliSt Hrnnk lVn
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16

Our Weak point.-Divorce Is n fruit
full source Of misery. Anything that
makes It easy to separate Il man and
his wife Is Il danger to the family, to
the community aud TO the State. The
easy dissolution of the marriage tie is
one of the weak points III our American
civilization -. q. Wyiic, I'resby.
tefian, New York Chy.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16

How much did that mining stock
net your
II don't like that word net II re
minds me of what Il sucker | was. -
Indianapolis Star.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16

$50 your niece Is married: DI0 she
do well:" "Oli. my, yes Why, they got.
money enough out nf the duplicate pres
rnts alone To pay the rent Of their Nat
for n wear in advance. Chicago Rec
ord lerald
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16

Mrs. Ilcicn h. Thompson Of i.owiston
De, reports great benefit To her liiti'.
girl from Hoods Sarsapariila, whi-h
thoroughly purified her blood after %,
attack of that blood poisonins III,
ease. scarlet fever. II gave her s;r,ns,n
and renewed health. Thousands -
others tell of similar cures. also erfr'.>
OF serofuia, salt rleum, eczema. c.c.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16

''iiaNe YOU >,cii ffuie>scr 'apNEe-
ton. the scientist, latciy:' YES. HIS
tened la him FOR more than an hour
at the club last night" Indeed. What
WIS he talking ahnut:' "llc didn't
say. "-puck.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16

A Chicago man has n scheme For
using oysters for running automobiles.
Oysters should he able to run them a.
well as Holsters do.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16

American Grca tness. Tile true great
io,ls character, the moral strength. the
intelligence. industry. justice and right
eOusness Of its men. women and chill
1ren. All the other material things are
the creations Of its people. Rev. -. Il.
Babbitt. Episcopalian. isrOoklyu.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16

This is proved by thousands of testi-
monialS, 40,3t6 by actual count in the
last two years--;l record unprecedented
in the history of medicine.
BE sure To get Hoods SarSaparilla.
LIQUID or tablets. 100 DOSES One Dollar
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16

Mothers will find Mrs. WinSl0w 5
Sesthing Syrup the best remedy to use
for their children during the teething
period.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16

Man.--Man Is naturally - religious
being. lie is differentiated from the
beasts which perish in no respect more
definitely than by his religious in.
stincts. lie alone worsliiI~. He alone
Is capable Of recognizing God ami >rrv-
Ing Him with intelligence and grateful
affection. --Rcv. &. ~ Mcl,nn. Meth.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16
Pure Blood

Is certain if you take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
This great medicine cures those cruptions,
pimpleS and boils that appear at all seasons;
cures scrof,lla sores, salt rheum on eczema :;
adapts itself equally well to, and also cures, dyS
pepsia and all stomach troubles: cures rhe':-
matism and catalrh cures nervous troubles.
debility and that tired feeling
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16

In the Harlem district of New York
! the other night a woman. 10y simply
starting 10 play on her piano. fright
ened away two burglars. No home
IL L..
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16
RAMS HORN BLASTS

Warning Notes Calling the Wicked to
Repentance.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16

EITNPcrmanentlyC Cured. No ii or nervous ness
ss1Vsiter first days use OF Dir. Kliue's Great
Nerve Rcsturcr. Send for Free. ~ tria, bottle
and treatise Dr. Il. II. Kline Ltd. 93l Arch St..
Philadelphia PA.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16
ro CUBE A coxp In ONE nAY.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
let's. Druggists refund money If It fails
to cure. K. w. GROVES signature "
on each box. sc.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16

A GUARANTEED CURE FOE PILES
Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protvuding
Piles. Druggists a." authorized To re-
fund money is PAZO OINTMENT fails
to cure in to | DAYS. Soc.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16

they pull 'em out. ! like To see Il young
man keep himself neat. but. by George !.
they're all plain dressed up. Look as
IL ii was Sunday with 'cm all the
time
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18
90 eb q tic aus Dem Nus,
Lamb.

9erlin, 0en II. augrit.
Wayor George .. McGlclon BON
Ncip.Dorf iii, oltf ieincr ellropoil6cn
Soltr, nit ieiner Satin bier cinge.
troffen un0 bat int Sotcl Hppul
@obmnng gerlommen.
Gincn GllBerit freunblifen gm.
pfang fonocn gcItern bel ibrer bieii.
gen N%ntlnft Die OrciBig iron5oiiihcr
Icr5te, luelfc iif) nuf elmer 8eIidr
tigungareile 0urf 3%eltihlono be.
fin0en un0 bcreits in Wiesbooen
unO mnOcrmGrts glGn5eno auige,
ilonlmct moroen lin0, GieIioh mu.
rem ibnen SIT GDren frnn5oiiihe.SuG).
men berousgcbGngt, cine Nufnlerf.
iomfeit, iiber mel6e tic ibre lebboite
9ctricOigung G1lberten.
Sic iron5oiiifen @GIte be5luedcn
nit ibrer Heiie bauptiGhlib ooS
Stuoium bon Sonutorien uno
aronfenbduiern.
9eGring as .SuIoie."
@ic oils Warburg t~elcgropbiid
bierber genclbet miro, belt Grofei.
ior enil b. 9ebring cinen bohit in.
observation-disclosures iibcr Die neueiten
Heiultote Der Suberfuloie . 5or.
ldung. Gr mod)te Mittbcilungen
iiber Die SeriteQung ieines nellen
Froparots ~Suloie" aus SuberfeI.
So5ilen, ipeld)es Sbiere gegen Srt.
feftionen ihiibe. IS ici nod) unent.
Ifie0en, crfl0rte er, OBJ Ous Mittel
oud) onrf Serfiitterung anlpenobar
genloft lperoen Tonne.
3italeid gob Eroiciior b. 9ebring
an, oaB oSuloic" oildy ouf ifrofuIoie
uno tubcrfuloie ainoer eirten Gin.
Itigen Ginfliib altsiibe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18
2onoorcr Wittbcilungcu
iibcr Sen ommcns
funit in 6ricOrid5.
moi.

2on9om II. IugltIt. oS6s
nobl id) nidt uor0cbc, 81 lpiI'ct mas
iid uuf Der Goufcrcn5 III 6ricorid)as
bof c%rci9nctc," erfl0rtc elm Wtit1licO
oeS IllSm0rtigcn InttS. olo fonncll
Sic bod io9cn, ooB Der Nmpc'ctbcit
bon Sir Charles SorOingc nid)t 5lt
picl 9eOcrtllng bcigclcgt ipcr0el
mitb. &0nig Gorpnr0 lit bel icocr
Settle, Die CT noh ocnt Continent I'M.
ternobnL Inn nit cincnt fremoct
StuotSobcrbnupt "5ulunnmen ST. trcI.
fen, bon Sir CHARLES begleitct geipc'
ieiL ltlto oieier miro ieBt ais notblpcn.
oigeS @licO Der Geiicgcicaihoft oeS
Wonordcn bel iolhcn 8clegenbcitcn
onaeIcbcn. @ic0crum muB 0aron
erinltert mcrOcn, OoB Sir Charles
feiia Mitglieo ocS &obinets lit, liro
mr. Elm GubinctS . Winiiter in No.
men Der &egicrung ctlpoa ianftioni-
ren fam. IicS binoert nid)t oiesSer.
treter 5lucler %allalu1rti9er Nemter "a.
ran, 6rugen 81 er0rtcrn, an melden
lire reipcftipcn Climber interelIirt
iinO."
Gle ireunolide Soltung, melfe Die
6ron5olcn gcgeniiber Der Gonferenj
III 6ricOrihsbof onnabmelt, miro
ourd) oicSbatiahc crtI1rt, baB6ronf'
reid bcjiiglif Der 9eoelttung Der
3uiammcnfu,it iciti1 III acnntniB
geiett muroc.
as1iir firia MnaInnh hrinrnt e aiainc. Nr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18
9lls ,Suuoler" ucrurtbcilt.

9errppiIIe, gtrf.. II. 4uguit.
Staatsienator j. .. Butt nuroe
bier ourd) @abripruf) Der 8eidypore.
men bes 9eltedrungs Gerhtdes ii6cr-
fiibrt uno 81 5lpei Sobren 3nhtballs,
ipmie 5000 @elobuBe pfrllrtbeiIt. Gr
hattie einem anoerem Serotor cine &c.
Itedungsiumme a~ngeboten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18
@rufcs SefiSit I'M Gunntp-S dlabamt

Ifron, ., II. 9luguit. Die
pcn &ifter Eoroee sur llnteriud)ung
Der Gountp-aaiie eingeiebten Snipef-
loren BADEN ibren 9eridt porgeleet,
ans Dem berporgcbt, onB aus ser
aoiie $T55,3S5 icblcn, melde Dem
iriibcrcn Shobmeiitcr Smith sur Gait
fallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18

Ger Stills 6lotteniefretor miro cine
paIienoc Yeri0nlidfeit gum Eroto'
foQiiibrcr Der GommiiIion %ernennen.
G9oncen ouf 8eforoerung.
Sefrctdr Eoft bot I'M @egeniob 81
Ser 9eItintmung, iponad Die ans
Dem 8emcincnltono Sernor9egonge.
rcn MIR I'M beidrGrftcm Wobe bet
Der 8crgcbung Der 3ur 3cit o%Ifcnerl
IS lnterlicutcnantsS tcllcn beriid'
iid)tiat mCroen iollCn, Die Srorc gege'
ben, onB Die 30 ais Gun0iootcn an
gen1el0Ctcn aus Dem @emeinenitono
Seroorqegangenen bel Der geIebullg
oicicr &ofan3en Die critic Chance bo'
ben ioQen. Nuf Die eriuG6nte friibc'
re 9cItinnmrrg oufmerfIom gemod)t,
ion6te er iofort cine neue OrOre, pel'
dc, mic erluGbltt, 81 8rnItcn Der Sc
meiucn IottCt.
Gprodfunoigc Der.
Iougt.
Im I. Sttobcr fucr0cn I'M StuutS'
2cportemcnt Eriiiungcn our Nus
luobl bon iehs Stl0entcn bcQilttelt,
bic lid Dem 9oImctIhcrbcrufc int
omerifontidcn 9oniuloroicnit iuSo'
pan niomcn ipoacrh uno eincS, Der
lid oemieGbct 9eruf I'M SoniuIor.
oienItc In Gbiro ipi0men mill. Die
bonn GongreB ongenommcne &cluil.
ligungSbiQ fir oipIomotii6c II. fon'
illloriife 3tpede iiebt oic Nnitellun9
bon I'M @on5en t6 0olmetiherr I'M
Orient Dor, ltl0 sur 3eit bcItcbcn IN
oieicm 0icnit iic6en 8ofnn5er. 9u@
SulGr Der Golmctider lit $1,000 pro
Sobr, un0 oieiclbGn miiiien Ii6
id)riitIi6 perbin6lid modem, 5cbn
Sabre I'M Gienitc ser He0icrllng 5l
blciben, ipcnn oieie cS miirid)t. Die
aus ser Friifung erfolgrcid) beroor.
gcbcn0cr Gonoioutcn mcrocn nah
Gofio ur0 Ecfing 9eidlidt peroen.
I'M lid nit Der ioponil6clt u,rO dbl,
nciiiden Spro6e, iomie nit Scr 8ou.
tine ser Ir6cit IN sen aoniulutcn,
melfe Ole &cgterung BON ibnen Der.
lungt, befanllt 81 mnd)cn. IS iino
iblren 81 ibren Stuoicn minOclten$
5lpei Sabre uer9onrt, cS iri oenn,
oob lire 9icnitc id,or Dor 0ieier 3eit
III &~oniltIotcn crforbcrlif iino.
Stefernngen pom EuIbGr
ur0 SoIpeter.
Tos Irtiacric-I iireolt oc3 aricgs.
Gcpdrtcmei1tS bat bcltcNngebotC fir
Die 2icicru10 bon 100000 Yio. Su-
Tut YuIpcr mo 100000 @f0. SuI.
peter croifnet. 0o2 nieorigitc In.
gcbot iiir Salut- EllIpcr bottc Die
&ofIin & Hon0 Eotpoer So. BON g9il.
min9ton, Gel, eirgereift, rnO slpar
81 IA Gents pro Filno, Inv 6Giicrr,
lueldc Die Hcgieritng SIT Iieiern bat.
Gas nte0rl9Ite Ingcbot tiir Sictc-
rltrq BON SoIpetcr fam bon @eiiGI
Gobol 4 So. in Der Stoot @ep.Oorf
SIT $2.641a pro 100 Efuno.
@egen 9etrugS bel g il.
urgcr.
Gos 6lottcnoepartemcnt bat Den
9efunO i'm 6oue ocS Siilisor5tes s..
6. 9ropn lpeeen 9etrlgcS bel elmer
Yriifung mcIdcr ouf 3uriidIteQurg
I'M Enhancement INN 10 Gunftc lat.
tete, g%lltgcbei6en. Ger @eiltro gcqclt
9romn'a Mitihuloigen Z. g. 2euie,
Der olrf GntloIiung ouf Der 6lottc
lolttCt, lit an Ocn Erdiiocnten Hooic.
peIt sur Oeiinitipen gntideioung &c.
gallgC1l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18

~ Yerlo1elt, 0drltlltcr . Folt5lltcH,
bier getootet unO Is EOli5iIten, Ioluie
ettpa 100 9iirger trnorOct ipur0en.
u lie oie l1nruben 5u 8ar.
dan onfin8cm
9erItn, II. &ntQuit. - Cine BON
@orihoit an Die o@oiiiidc 3citlng"
gcrid)tctc 9cpGidc bcridtct iolgcnoc
Gin5elnbeiten iiber Ole Nufrltbr3i5e-
men am Mittpo6: Sic l(nri'Jcn
iparcn bcgriin0et in Dem Gntl6luB
Der Hepolutiondrc, Hahc ST ilbcn
fir bic 8crbnitung Don 1lO in elmer
Gor3ellon = 6obrit tbGtiAen Slr6ci.
tern. I'm 10 llGr WorgcnS mar @c.
lucbr- ut6 9ieboIpcrfcucr in pcrid)tc.
0Cncn SDCilcn Der StoOt 81 pCrncbs
men, Is mn6tc 0en Gin0rud, nl& iei
eS oltf cin QcgebcncS Signal crfol0t.
9te critcn SdiiIic CAB ei1t irngcr
25ll0e ob, ser ciucn Solootcn lno ci,
ncn 8oIi5iItcn tootetc unb Oorolrf in
cincn 2o0c1 iloG. Gin onocrcr Sol-
BAT folgtc inn ollf Dem SUB, 0o6
einen S6ub al urlb t0otcte oie &u-
OenbciibcrSfrou. SpGter CAB oo3
MilitGr SnIpCn ollf @ruppen BON
@iirgern ob; bic gcnoltc 3oG( ser
@ct0btctcr fornte bi$6cr nod nift
fcItQcItcQt mcr0elt. &icle 2cid)cr,
Die orrf 0cIt StroBen ouigcIcicu limo,
Der0Cn IN 6ie bon Sruppcn beluod)tc
Wprguc IN ser Sbcobor . StraBe
iortgcicbt ge6rodt. &iclc &crmull.
octc pcr6crgcn iid IN ocn S0lticrn,
0cnl Die SolootcSfo pcrboitet ic0cn
&CrWunOctcrL ocIicn iic 6obDoft
miro. Storfc Gopoacric B., Eotrortil'
lcu ourd)ltreifen oie Stoot uno
Ourdilldcn StroBcn . Eoiiuntcu
nod) 8offcn, SIN i5roclitii6cnGicr.
tcl limo Die StroBcn p0Qig per0Oct.
I'm > llbr NodmittogS lulrr0c cine
@om6e In 6ic Senitcr Der YoIi5ciito.
ton geidlcuOcrt, iicbcn Noli3iItcn
unO 5pon5ig StroBcn Noiiontcrl
mltrOcn pcrlett, obcr Nicmon0 &c.
t0Otet. Gboroftcriitiid iitr Die mt
ter Dem WtilitGr bcrridcnOe Yunit lit
CS, Dab sic SoIOotcn bei'm Gintrtis
fen Der ireimiaigcn &ronfcnpfleger
oltf Der StGttc OcS NlutUcrgicBcna
0ic@elucbrc %aHlcAtcn, mo audi iid)crs
lid Die 2Icrjte mo YiIc0cr cridolicn
bGttclt, mcrn nidt Elm unDcienOer
Eoli}eioffi5icr I'M Icbtcn 9tlgcnblid
lic 0upon ubgcbnltct bate"
$50 Su0cu uns
bet.
2on0on, II. Iugllit. Cine
Tcpcide aus Morihou an ben oSc.
rib Chronicle" bciogt:
u9tad) oen geltrigcn llnrllbcn, net
DE Die Boli5ei mtcrOriidte, mur0en
BON Oer Solontcn $50 SltOen get60tcf
00er Derlpltn0et.
Sctti it cr ertruntcn.
2onOon II. Nltguit, - Ser
Correspondent Der oWtorning Eoit"
IN StodboIm mcloct, ooB Captain
Sod, Der 6iibrcr Der oHotbcn @or.
Dc" bon 6inIunO, Den Grtrintung9-
too geiunOcn bat. Gr bciunO iid) aui
cinem tlcincn, nod) S6peOen be-
ltimnIteu Scgctboot, Ooa bon cinem
l6lpe0iidcn Campicr IN ben 8rltno
gcbobrt mltrOC. Sod mo cin onocs
rcr Wtunn Crtra1tcn. &brc Scid)cl
mur0en gcborgen.
0iitcrbo6nbo itbcrfoIIen.
Son0oh II. Irgult. - Cine
Gcpeidc an cine 9tod)riftcn- Nncn-
tIr aus C0cliu meloct, 0nB fiinf5cbn
N%nord)ltrt bellte 81 frilbcr Stltnoe
Den oorti0ct @iiterbabnbof iibcriic.
len. eiucn %oli5ci . 9nipettor ionic
5met Eoli}jitcn, Die ibncn gSiOcritono
leiiteten, t0otcten iln0 lid, nit $4,000
ans Dem Staubc mud)tcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18

Sn Saratoga, N..D., lit Gbas.
Shor, melfer Eferoe iiir @ettren.
men ~5u5ureiten pilegte unb bel 9t.
Ialp angeiteat mar, bon einemYieroe
obgcnorfen norocn nnb 10 ungliidlib
olli Den 5interfopi geiancn, 0aB CT
leinen 5po Iauo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18
9oS 8ronoung iii # 51i
2 tuttaurt.

Sic 3ubl Der Spftr ocs eeitrieen
9ronOrngliidcS in Stuttgart, iiber
mcldcS bereitS bcridtet mitrbe. bat
m,rmebr fcitgeitclt iperoer fonnen.
3iuei Der Arbeiter Der in 9(id)e ge.
lcgten 3lldcrfnbrif bon Wuniter ii1b
tobt unb brei boben lhpere @erle.
bungen oooongctrngen. Die iibri-
gen 5iuon5ig, luclhe permiBt MUIR
ben uitb Die mon bereitS perlorer oe-
9laubt bate, iitO iGmmtlid oufge-
funoen ipor0cn un0 obnc Sd1ooen
Ooponaetommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18

8aiie iir's Auslauo bciurat e. 9iaine, VT.
it3, SitsSaitimure' Str, unbe Suitumbpntc'Tpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18

Gic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
meldle 5lpiid)en oeil &ertrctcrn Ser
Oeutihct Heidsre9itrlmg nilf Der
int SomnCr 1904 in ct. 2ouiS ,Mo..
o%bgcboltcncn @eltouSitclllHlg uno
Dem 0ircftorilm Der 2ebtcrcn be.
ltollocn hoben, fonoen geItcrn bier
ein if)0nes @d)o. Ger @ebeimeO Der.
Geglcrlntgarotb Or. Cleo. Scpolo.
melfcr ais Ocutiher Geid)a : Cont
miI'or in ct. 2ollis fungirt bat, Der.
onltoItetc Sll @bren oes e|bctnoli0clt
Nlt"ItcOltnNa , Er1iibenten 3opibR.
6ronciH, Der, mic bereits fiir6 NIT
getbcilt, nit ocn $50. 9~rcdinri09c,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-10-04
COULD NOT REST
NIGHT OR DAY
Withirritating Skin Humor Whole
Body Affected Scalp Itched All
the Time and Hair Began to Fall
Wonderful Result From
APPLICATION OF
CUTICURA REMEDIES

II am never without Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura Ointment since l tried
them last summer. About the latter
part Of July my whole body began to
Itch. did not take much notice Of IL
ct first, but it began to get worse all the
time, and then l began to get uneasy
and tried all kinds Of baths and other
remedies that were recommended for
skin humos; but / became worse all
the time. Ny hair began to fall out and
my scalp itched all the time. Espe-
ciRlly at night, Just as soon as would
get in bed and get warm, my whole body
would begin 10 itch and my finger nails
would keep It irritated, and Il was not
long before ] could not rest night or day.
A friend asked me to try the Cuticura
Remedies, and did, and the first appli-
cation helped me wonderfully. For
about four weeks / would take hot
bath every night and then apply the
Cuticura Ointment TO my whole body;
and kept getting better, and by tho
time / used four boxes Of CuticurA was
entirely cured, and my hair stopped
falling out, but continue 10 use the
CnticurA on my scalp. Il keeps all dan
druh out and scalp & always clean. ]
always uss Cuticura Ointment on nv
iAce after shaving, and have found
nothing TO equal Il. win never Be
without IL" DE Blankenship,
slo N. De-. ST.,
oCl "a, I90A indianapolis, Ind.
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FUNSTON At WORK
he Is Chairman Of the Disarma-
ment Commission DispOsing
Of Cuban Insurgents.
IT GAN Be DONE QUICKLY.
1 evolutionary Leaders Are Well
Satisfied - with Americans In
Control They Are Assured Of
an Honest Election.

Havana, Oct. 1.-The work Of dis
posing peacefully Of the revolutionary
forces in arms against the Cuban
government 10 already practically un.
der way. Brig. Gen. Frederick Funs-
ton, chairman Of the disarmament
commission, had two amicable confer
ences Sunday with Gems. Pine Guerro
and Del Costello and arranged pro-
gramme perfectly satisfactory to all
concerned.
In fact, Gen. Funston said Sunday
evening that the wind-up will be
so smooth and rapid that 1t will take
much less time than had been antici-
pated. The first landing Of any con-
siderable number Of Americans took
place Sunday night when $50 marines
came ashore from the squadron In the
harbor. This force proceeded for Ci-
enfuegos Sunday evening on spe-
clal train. II was explained that this
movement was not made on account
of any actual trouble In Cienfuogos.
but for the purpose Of exerting
calming influence on the local situa-
ton, which contains some possibility
Of conflict by reason Of the tense
feeling existing between the govern
ment volunteers and the insurgents.
The day at the palace passed Qui-
city and rather gloomily. There are
az yet no signs Of Secretary Tait's
actual occupancy Of that edifice.
which Sunday was the scene Of
number OF farewells to ex.Presldent
Palma and his family.
The disarmament commission has
decidedthat the rebels shall not re-
celve payment for their arms. but
each man will be given transportation
and subsistence until he reaches
home. The programme Of dlsarma-
ment lie simply that one member Of
the commission. accompanied by one
or more representatives Of the reyo-
luton, will visit each command. The
arms will be deposited with the bat
talon commander, who will turn
them over to the commission. The
rebels viii take their horses home, the |
animals which have been stolen to be
returned later to the owners on prop |
or Identification.
General Funston expects to remain |
In Havana in general charge Of the
work Of disarmament When this IL
completed he viii take command OF
all the United States troops In Cuba
General Pine Guerra speaking Sun
day Of the new situation In The II
land, said all the men Of his forces
were eminently satisfied with the ar.
rangements. He expressed the belief |
that the stability Of the government
was now assured and predicted that
never again would there Be q revolu-
ton in Cuba, thanks largely 10 thu
United States government for the
hand Il had taken In the settlement Of
the difficulty.
ASKED whether bis men shared bis
with the proposition to
return quietly 10 their homes Cen
ersl Guerra said;
The men under our command VIII
obsy uA Those Who DO not certainly
rsrer we with ~ The revolutloa
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No orders for the mobilization of the
second force, of course, have been is-
sued, but If the men are needed all
arrangements have been completed
for hurrying them to Cuba at the ear
Hest possible moment. Whether
more troops than are included In the
first expedition will be sent to Cuba
will depend upon the DEVELOPMENTS in
the island during the next ten days
or two weeks.
No time is being lost in hurrying
troops to the point Of mobilization
Newport News, Va. The order Of
President Roosevelt, received at 10:
S. o'clock Saturday night at the war
department, was imperative. Its text
was as follows:
Arrange for 5000 troops to start
for Cuba as soon as possible"
This telegram was received in an
swer to one sent to the president Sat
urday morning by the war department
officials, following the message from
Secretary Taft. Immediately upon
receipt Of the presidents order tele-
grams were sent to the troops select
ed for Cuban service to move at
once. BY midnight Saturday night
al orders to troops had been dis
patched and advices received Sunday
by the military secretary, Gen. Aims
worth, indicate that the orders are
being carried into effect.
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French See Anas1ation.

Paris, Oct. 1.-The Cuban situation
brings out comparatively little com
ment from the French press. The
Temps. however, after relating the his
tory Of events in Cuba. says the Cubans
have proved themselves to be unWor-
thy Of liberty. Although the island
Is not yet annexed to the United
States. there is little doubt but that
will be the outcome. The Cubans
aid not heed the warning that their
destiny was fulfilling itself, and that
freed from Spanish seryitude, they
were placing their necks In the Amer
lean yoke They have well merited
their fate. the paper says. and they
excite no pity. who sows the wind
win reap the vhirlvind."
Des MOlnsa. Ia. Sept. BAT the
annual meeting Of the WomAn's Relief
Corps Of the state here Friday Mrs. L.
Kan. OF Mascatine. announced a gift
OF $4,000 TO Be used In founding =
Woman's college at Mason City. where
n yin Be e branch Of the National Sol
dierf Memorial college. The gin d
conditional on the raising Of q sim
Ilar amount b. ne ". r c. women
q the stAta