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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28

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INTO the surrounding fesh the blood is n &
germs Some old faint dormant aan1
g m ondr part Of the body and the place naaed and
ana chronic ulcer is the
SOW ana and n vital powers are naturally heals
The ppe begin to inam and eating ulcers
lotions etc. keep the surface
by going down the removing the
Poons which produce the trouble censes the Circulation ~,
ana when the removed the
ana strengthens
kind 1ie1d safe remedy Of eey
70 Us curative properties Book ulcers
~ oStes1teA me SWIFT SPECIFIC Goa ATLANTA. GA
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28

ty, and are not above playing two
ends against the middle. "Undoubted-.
ly their plan Of campaign in Iowa"
continues the Courier, SIS to defeat
Governor Cumnins for denomination
If possible to bolt If necessary, and
then to interfere in democratic poll
tics to secure the nomination Of
servient to their interests If by any
chance he should be elected"
ut is fight, fight, everywhere" OBJ
serves the Walker News, and 1t con-
cludes that the republican party in
Iowa is in a deplorable condition mo
loyal party man can view present con-
ditions considerably" continues the
News, without becoming convinced
that it is part of wisdom to push
aside both factions and pick as a cam
didate one who has kept aloof from
this bitter strife and who stands for
republicanism pure and undecided
o.
Judging from the reports of re-
cent political convention held in Dav-
export. the Council Bluffs Nonpareil
school convention should be held in
that city.
The Boone Republican, pro-Cum-
minis, believes that contests for the
sake of contests should be frowned
upon; that contests should be settled
upon their merits; that the majority
should rule, in the convention. IF
Perkins is entitled to the most dele
Republican. 'If Cummins the most,
he should have them. With square
deal on all sides there will be no dan
ger Of a split in the state convention,
but with foul play on either side the
party will be on dangerous ground"
The Sigourney News says that II IT
We're making a guess as to the. real
truth Of the situation it would say that
Jasper county for Perkins. mo one
can tell the exact truth by reading the
daily newspapers" declares the News.
| The Baskerville Vindicator and Re-
publican says that the republican fac
tons get farther and farther apart in
every caucus and convention, and hope
| of a harmonious settlement of differ
ences Is getting more and more re-
| mote.
How much has Iowa gained by hav-
| ing biennial elections?" asks the Par
kersburg Eclipse.
The Clinton Herald believes that a
majority of Iowa re .lublicans are not
in sympathy with the present contest.
| June" says the Orange City Her
aid, us the month Of the bride, of the
sweet girl graduate and likewise Of the
fisherman. All of them optimists"
The Cedar Rapids Republican says
that the republicans should proceed on
the safe and sane theory that the dem
ocrats are going to vote their own
ticket this fall.
| The Dubuque Times observes that
both sides have begun to indulge in
speculation respecting the action
Of the state central committee in maxi
| ing up the roll of delegates entitled
to seats In the temporary organiza-
ton, and says. the county conven-
lions yet to come may settle this con-
lecture, as they will have votes enough
to turn the tide one way or the other"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28

individually and collectively, by their
folly more than by their willfui w1ok-
edness. II there Is blessing for which
each of us ought to pray daily and
hourly, It is for the saving senss Of
humor to keep us from folly.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

at once! 1t will make the stomach
strong and healthy and cure lndises-
ton, Dyspepsia, costiveness, Bilious
ness Heartburn. Headache and Poor
Annette
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28
If The Stomach
Is Weak

there is no medicine before the public
will do you as much good as Hostet-
ter's Stomach Ritters. Thousands
have testified to this fact during the
past So years. Therefore, we urge
nf
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28

Anyway it's only five more weeks
until August 1.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28

The Clinton Herald thinks that the
silence Of Grover Cleveland indicates
that he is looking for fence with a
strong top rail
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28

The Cedar Rapids Republican says
that the republicans should proceed on
the safe and sane theory that the dem
ocrats are going to vote their own
ticket this fall.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28

The united professional masters OF
dancing have tabooed hugging in the
waltz and the Sioux City Journal says
the decision will be greeted with the
most sincere satisfactorily those
who do not waltz
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28

ut was Mr.. Williams of Mississippi
who first objected to appropriating
that $4,000 for tte President. The
country can well believe now that Mr.
Williams has no residential aspira-
tions," says the Iowa City Republican
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28

The Cedar Falls Record says that
the state convention on August 1 will
afford the republican party great
opportunity to be both brave and gem
erous. "The party is Of more conse-
quence than the ambitions of any one
man or any set of men," asserts the
Record.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28

The Council Bluffs Nonpareil says
that when you see man who is I'M
usually busy nowadays he is either
getting ready to go on a vacation or
is just returning from one.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28

This talk about bolt and split In
the republican party is all nonsense
says the Britt News. There is not
one of the three candidates for COVER
nor but what ought and will receive
the full support of the party, provid-
ing he is nominated by square DEAL"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28

June" says the Orange City Her
aid, is the month Of the bride, of the
sweet girl graduate and likewise Of the
fisherman. All of them optimists."
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28

The Creston Advertiser says that the
tangle in the republican party is pleas
ing only to democrats and assistant
democrats.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28

The Waterloo Courier, pro-cum-
minis, says that the corporations are
powerful in the democratic party in
Iowa as well as in the republican par
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28

What this country needs is more
real reformers and fewer agitators,"
says the Cedar Falls Gazette.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28

BY order Of the republican state centrs
committee. r. Fl. Spence
Chairman
Des Moines. Iowa. April II. 1908.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28

The Sigourney News says that II
We're making a guess as to the rea
truth Of the situation it would say tina
Scott county went for Cummins an
Jasper county for Perkins. mo on
can tell the exact truth by reading tn
daily newspapers" declares the News
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28

Tour months Of campaigning before
nominations and three months more
following" remarks the Coon Rapids
Enterprise, and then the legislature
and still four months more of politics.
a perpetual political performance. But
the country has to be saved
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28

Judging from the reports of a re-
cent political convention held in Dav-
export. the Council Bluffs Nonpareil
believes that the next state Sunday
school convention should be held in
that city.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-28

The Clinton Herald believes that a
majority of Iowa republicans are not
in sympathy with the present contest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26
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National Srp 2iln COMPANY. &spa.
raturen, 83l 2spifone abe., s345. =
6. 81. 8iQum, Stall, binter 1854 Of
8aibin9tOn Str $ll0. - Samuel
&. Skinner. Wobn9aus. Gpuea ape.
nate @bambsrs Str, SO. 200.-Srau
Ora 6. gaines, W%Obnbaus, 1913 Dom.
nep str, $1.595. = Jrau Gardner,
WObnbaus. q. Str, nabe Sherman
ape.. $500. - Warp @iaer, &epara=
turen. 1916 9artb sbe.. s1O0.-5Otn
&. Srufb, 8eranba, 1927 uniperfiip
sb,.. $50. - SO. S.'Gcr, Mobnbaus,
20. Str, nabe Hortbpefsrn Abe.
81. 000.-G. u. Sabis. 0ernnba. 1920
on Mitigan Str, $75.-@. g. DOL
liueswori6. Wpbnbaus, sos 5utter.
lanc WDe., 50. 600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26
Glstae STANDARDIZATION.

5rau Senrp W o n, 740
Wsf Waibington Str, erbob Dor Dec
StGerteits = Bsbbrbe Antlassn esesn
sinen poli3iffsn. oefen Namen Re suar
niGt fannie, befen Summer He aber
ais go. 8 ansab. polisif JObn @au.
gbar ftbrt bisie Summer.
Die a~ngslsssnbsit ruuroe an Capt.
Nib t~ibsrpieisn, bamit oisier biefelbe
unteriu9e.
SnSs rieoensrth u | {.
derfons Office tpuroe ssftsrn Serbp
Sapion nit SIS upo ben H& auf $17.10
belaufsubsn 2Oisn befraft.
Samion tpuroe iduloig ~bsfunben.
iein labmss Yfsro. na&osm er tudb'
renb bes $ases NIT oemfelben gefabren.
on einsn pfofsn angebunosn 30 be-
ben, mo bas arms $bi.r obne 6utter
uub WaRsr nod einen She'll Der Ra&t
fteben mubte.
8eIegentIt9 ber gefern
a6eno abgebaltenen prObe bes Sns
b~ianapolis 2iebsrfrans nuroen gum
S9luHe bic Subildsn Der 6erren grnh
Midaelis. isbtgsn 0icsprdRoentsn. unb
bss 9srrn SObn gsspsr sefeisrt. gsioe
f~sisrten ndmli9 seftern Abeno ibr To-
idbrisss Witelieos Subildum. aae
antpeisnbsn Sdneer tuarsrt aur She'll.
nabme on bieier 5eier etnselaoen.
tpsIae bic Singer nod msbrsre Stun.
ben nod sdlub Der prObe bsifammen
belt.
Se&s m"ettere 8atnunter.
fa6rungen on Der Belmont Nbenue,
wsl9e gu ben 2~userpldben Der 8an.
oalia giienbabn, wefIi1 Der Stabt,
fhbrsn iolen, Rnb bon Der giienbabn=
ssisai3af. proisftirt tuoroen. Gieielbe
eriu4t bic Staot unl grlaubnib, bic
arbsiis, ausftbrsn su birfsn. garssr-
msifisr Boofmalter. benz bic pldne
tibergeben uoroen Hnb. mirb bisisIben
Der Bsb6roe far 6fentlids Mrbeitsn
porlegen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26
Nene Sueorporattomem.

GoIgsnbe @sfeQf9aftsn erpirtten
bsim Staats-S etretdr ibre Sncorpora.
tionspapiere:
,5erbinanb &aiIroao gompanp";
2apital $50, 1000. Der 3wsd Der De.
isliaaft if Der 8au ether z Meilen
lansen giienbabn awif8en Gerotnano
unb Saspsr, Dubois County. Siref.
loren: Natt Olinesr. e. @. pitts unb
Watbias Olinser.
vDi9nam pubIifbing @ompanp",
&t9monb; 2apital $50. 600. Stret.
toren: Y. %. Stimfon, s. 9. Dig.
nam unb Greb McManis.
Die ,Woob'W eaber prtnttng Com.
panp" dnberte thren Namerl In Wooo.
@arnaaan INN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26
&tsss- @rah.
Oh B n.

WsbDrtr.
@bar!es unb 6lora SladfOne, 1929
q. capitol abe.. 2uabe.-NaFHs uno
@laubie @oulb, 612 8lats Strabe,
anobe.- Charles unb Bertha WilfOn.
931 Wnple Str, Wdo&sn.-5reo. 6.
uno Nettie 8oaroman, 2422 SOUR
mann gpe., Snabs. = Sobr q. uno
Rprtle Samtins, 1927 u. 9su 5eriep
Str, WdbGen. - RObsrt uno Seffe
WcNamara, 935 on IL. Str. Wdo'
den. - Sobn o. uno CLARA Gunner,
248 Rural Str, 3uabe. - 6cparo
uno @oroslia @rifftbs. 14l8 BART
abe., Wbohen. - 6. 6. uno Grau
86omas, 1864 @eft Wartst Str.
Wdb&en. - &obert unS Selma Sal-
ion, 1907 @ef 25. Str, Mdodsm-
@soroe 80. uno Dora 8ropn, 1880
applegats Str, Wdo9sn.
@etraut.
0arrp 6. Sbomas-5attie W. Wable.
Soisp6 3. Glet9sr-2iaian N. ADAMS.
@lmer Guncan-0irsie u. @rioer.
6Owaro u. 6enslsD Dora E. @srets,
Southport.
Jrant 90. Gutenberg - Emma W,
Sslbrug9e.
Aueuh 8. albsrsbarot- @lsie Began.
grant @ofenid-2i33ie @olob.
Wits 6utt--Qi3iie Ranclsr.
5rsc. Stsinbauer. ir--9ertruoe @9ri-
ffian.
Sarrp q. SOung-6Iora Sarbeu.
8.fnrbsn.
au9uf O.. Rran3u4, Sc, 311 Soma
Str.-SoIspb g. Dubal. ST.. So. SAC
9oro Str. - Mari5a @iQiams, 68,
23O7 %. Worris @tr.-Warp Seibls.
36, Gtaot.S oipital. - @prus Dram
Satstt, 70, 2l5 q. NOble Str. -
Warp Nliee 6uttle, SO, 604 @Oro
Wsr;oian Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26

Der lett mehrerer 8aqe1
tn Der po~li3eifation ais irrfnntg ae.
baItene S%aubRumms, uurbe gefsr,
Nbenb aIs Roo9er eberman ibsntifi.
3irt. SHERMAN fo1 bereits I'm Miple tn
Sort @apne, icwie aud In SuIiette,
Snb.. aerpeier fein.
WiIIte Ntftns. Is Sabre
aft, 1909 Columbia Apenue tuobn.
baft. Der felt Dienfa9 aus Der gIterl.
upbnung bermibt uiro. wurbs Der
poliaet 9emelbet. bamit bieie nod ibm
Iumi&au battle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26

Bel oen gtoben &eptis
lien, ipie Der @naeonoa o0er 8na.
i4panft Die 3eit 5pii6en jeOer einSels
men neutrality-suspicious. pon 20 Bis gu
200 Sagen.
Oas SotaIproouft pp n
8 SUNNI in Der Ielt betrdgt jdbrz
li9 $1,000 Sonfen, tpptpn SO Yroz
gent bon Siioarerita uno &frifa 9e>
liefert fper0en.
Die gr0Bte @urte, bon
Ser man je ge60rt par in 9emiOji,
MinH., altsgeiteut. Sas l1nsetbum
par 10 SUB 2 3o4 lang unO bate
einen Sur6mefer bon 6 3oa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26

S%erIonat-Giu beutiH,s Rdo3en fir onoemeine
- Sausarb 1T in elmer beutiHen SantIts.
Ra&3nfrassn 1858 Broabuos.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26
MnS ben 0eri9teu.
SuperiprS@erih

superior @ertft.
Die G6stounestlage bon Dora
@bamp gegsn ibren Sattsn Sames 6.
@bamp wuroe su @unffen Der Sldgerin
entfdieoen. SsrIelben tpurbe bic 81.
But Der 2inoer iiberssbsn.
Der Sdsibunesprosss bon anna
d.. Soellte ge9en ibren @atteu Wm.
6. Sosltte tpuros abgepieIsn.
&rslsseridt.
Die S9eiounsstlags bon galie
@lnpton eeeen ibren @aiten Sobn &.
3. @lapton murOe 3u Sunfsn Der &Ids
germ snifdieben. 9erielben puroe eie
Obbut oss 2iaoes tibsrssben nit Dem
8smertsn. bab Der @atsr oss Sinbes
baRelbe bsiu9sn bari. Dem Bsrtlags
ten puroe Der 8efsbl ertbeilt 81 90 per
Wode fur oss 2inbss unter6alt gu
~be3ablen.
Griminal> @eriht.
2esIis Waro. Der fd tpsgen elmer
Sdldssrsi nit Der abF9t 3u t3otsn,
3u bsrantworten bate purbs Der
Saldeersi i6uloi9 bsfunbsn ultb NIT
800 uno 9oft.n uno 60 Sagen ars
bsitsbaus baftraft. Die Nntlase nit
Der abfdt gu t6oisu, w-rbe pom Rid.
ter ab9sfdlaaen.
Omer Wbits tpuroe Der I1nterI9la.
9ung iduloig bsfunbsn unb 81 800
unb 2oftsn uno go Sagsn I'm Nrbeits.
hars bsroonnsrt.
Der 6an Waltsr &oulano. Der ps=
gen 8roBoiebftabls unb unteriala.
guns porgelaoen mar. wuroe, nadoem
bic 3eu9en bsrnommsu- tuaren, bonn
Ridter untsr 8%eratbun9 gssossn.
s@eiounssflassn.
9ulu 5elt berflaete ibren @atten
Glenn Sslt auf Sdsioung. Si, gbe
purbe am 90. 0opember' 1901 ae.
idloHen uno bic @strauien lebten biz
gum DECEMBER 1902 suiammsn. g6s-
wiGigss @srlahen III Der 4lussqrunO.
sic foro,rt bic @rIaubniB, ibrsn Wdo.
9ennauen Zulu @oufins tpisber on.
nebmen su otirfen.
gtta gais ftrenate seaen ibren Sat.
ten SOiepb gais cine Glaee auf S&sis
bunq on. Sisislben berbsiraibstsn fd
am 5. Aueuf 1898 uno lsbtsn BIG gum
Gprtl 1904 sufammen. Ger @be fHo
smsi ainoer %sniIprORsn. pel6s uut.r
Obbut bes @ertlaetsn fnb. 8rauIame
8ebanoluns III Der Sruno Der 2lnss.
Standardization.
Qrtbur 6. Soud frsnste eseen bic
Ntlas engine Morfs cline 3la9e auf
$685. 600 Sdaoeneriab on. Serislbe
wurbe am 90. September 1906 bel Der
arbeit anssblid bur& bic S9ulb unb
Nadldiistsit Der Girma iawer berlsbt.
Auf otefe 0srlsbung be9rtinoet CT bic
grant s&usBIsr Hrsnate 9e9en WiI.
Iarb e. @idarb cine 2Iage auf $4,000
S4abensrfab on. Am 80. September
1901 mar Der 0srtlaste eetretdr Der
Diamond Oil COMPANY unb bsrfaufte
als FOLDER laut Der 2lngs 2anb, tpsIdss
CT OILS febr uettbpOu bsSei9nste. gs
aente R4 isbo9 ipdter beraus, oab bas
2ano nidt ben angsssbenen Wertb bat,
benz 2Ideer eth S9aben BON
$500 3u9sfhgt uurbe. Terielbe for.
bic oben aneegebene Summe, sins
idlteBIid Der 2ofen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26

o. efunoen-Giue Briue on Booblotpn Ape. Nb3ns
W polen in Der Office bieies 8lattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26
Ser GoataItnti@e e6u9ers
btttt0

b~eranfaItet am Sonntas, %. Ottober,
elm &onSert nebft Ball in Der Columbia
Sale. gintritt Serr unb Dame Csc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26
wefterberi6t.
@btcaso, 26. OftOber.

SIR 9. etunSsn ;nbsuO 2 ubr Gurssus. 81. ottobsr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26

Sir S~nbiana: S9auer i'm noroli4en,
fpabrl deinIi6 I6On i'm iibIi9en Tbeile
beute 3a9t unb Samitas; fdlter am
Samftag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26

S@erlanqt Gin oeutf9er Sunqe. ls bis Is Sabre
~ oft, um fi1 In tiuem Rssgers9ef4dft nnblt4
AL ,nadeu. Rodsufraaeu 1904 Shb alabama Strase.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26

O%erIonqt-etne S1neiberfn un Abduberunaex
~ on PIeioeru su mafeu. yea13ufragen I'm
0Iobs aleibsr aabsn. Ode darlington uno &ela'
mare Gtrase.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26

~ erIongt-gine aletnitebtnoe beutihe Dame fnGt
- etue etrIipe beutiHe Camille, Der fe ibr Gut
ampertrausu faHu. betebeub aus eiuem aerduuisen
6etm uub eiuise Mder 2anb tn einem fIeinen 2anb.
fdstaen in Huib gounip. ~unseiabr IS ReiIen bon
indianapolis, tpdbrenb tbrer Reiie ben ca. bier bis
tauf Nonatsn nod Deuti9lanb. Miu e~rtuubise flo
bel German Auerieau Eruft Co.
1ca nnb1oa n. Yemna. Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26

NJ rIaugt-giu eutes Wdbden fur angemeine
~ Sansarbett. Gutter eobu. 5ar fhbtge Tedb.
DEN brauGeu ansufragen.
Ra1nfrassa s47 Slef4er aoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26
tssS etRrberi9t.

SbeiIweiie befp6lft unb brobenb, fuabrs
ibeinIi6 aber obne &esen beute Ea3t unb
Samitas; faltsr an eamitas Na9mittas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26
qhermnmeteritanb.

2termometerltaab.
Sb8fe 9e%ruoeratur. ......... 56 Ssds
Niebrieffe 3e,rpsrstur. .
@. z. 8Ibt9e,
SeeticnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-26
s. s. Sponia
...Sdferet...
3ueti@eH= ano Mpfet Gu@en.

1880
SHS Cat
Ctr.
Butter RiRoe
10c
e6ier
RumperuidsI
Seinftes
&og9enbroo
RaI5brpb
Rarftfano
60
uuo
Columbia
Grocery Go.
Reuer
GeIepbou'
1861.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-22
HUMAN HEART"

Any play that teaches a great NOR.
al lesson. is bound TO do good 10 .
community. Some OF the greatest
sermons ever preached against evil
deeds and association are embodied
In the plays OF the stage. The les
son OF life is presented TO the lis.
tener In a way that makes an i'm
preston on the mind and gives him
food for thought. While the spec.
tator is listening TO the text OF the
play, his visual sense is being attract.
ed by seeing the scenes enacted be-
tore his eyes. that are being des-
cribd in the words To which he IS
listening.
In such a play as Human Hearts
which will be shown at the Elks
Opera house Sept 22 the contras,
between virtue and vice is sharply
drawn. The author has not minced
matters In drawing his characters
and as the incidents OF the play are
based on real occurrences. he has not
had draw upon his Imagination e
invest motive for Human Hearts. >
The characters OF Jeanette and
Frederick Armsdale I'm Human
Hearts" should be carefully studied
By everybody. We meet their photo
types In daily life. In nearly all large
communities. How often do We sec
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men and women, who. with all the
advantages of education. comfortable
homes, and the loving care of parents
and friends. still go astray. and sink
lower and lower i'm the social scale,
until they reach the lowest depths
OF degradation. We meet them every
day.
Another novel character drawing In
this play Is that OF Jim Mason: a
man born amidst the lowest surroun-
dings, with no advantage I'm early life,
knowing nothing OF the difference
between right and wrong. criminal
because he has had no opportunities
t. be anything else. But here is a
character that conspires to better
things. The inherent instinct To
raise himself above the level of his
surroundings. is lying dormant. but.
when the realization OF the differ
ell ce between right and wrong is
brought home TO him he chooses the
proper path.
Another finely drawn character I'm
this great play and one hiatt we see
la all stations of life. Is sweet. low
able Ruth Larkins. We all know
some Ruth Larkins. either in our own
home. or In that of some neighbour.
We know the kindly young girl who
is always ready TO yield her place To
make somebody else happier; who i'm
sickness or distress is always first
TO lend a helping hand TO nurse the
sick, or look after the children.
Life seems better for having known
her.
Tom Logan too. is a character of
much strength: Strong. handsome,
manly Tom. the pride OF his father
the JOY OF his mothers heart A man
ever ready to defend the weak against
the strong; to help neighbor out
OF his difficulties with his purse, or
by the strength of his good. right
arm. A man who in adversely. still
bears smiling face for all the world
These characters are not figments
OF the authors imaginative brain
They have been taken from real
life. and are presented I'm Human
Hearts" as the author knew them.
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The absence habit" is a menace
to the United States army. This is
tho statement made by Brigadier
General Bubb, commanding the de
Dartment OF Dakota. in his annual
report. He calls attention to the
great number OF officers now absent
from their regiments and says that
the number is steadily increasing
from year to year and is greatly Inn
pairing the efficiency and discipline
of the various organizations of the
army.
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Promptly at ten O'Clock (barrIng
accidents or unavoidable delays} up-
on the morning OF exhibition, the two
distinct street cavalcades presented
by "Pawnee Bills Wild West and
Great Far East Exhibition" Will
traverse the principal streets. The
first OF the displays will be typical OF
the wild West" including Indians.
Cowboys. Mexlcans. etc, together
with prairie schooners, overland
mail coaches. Rocky Mountain bur
ros and everything needful to pre-
sent comprehensive and truly real
istic frontier display.
The second cavalcade will consist
OF radical representatives from the
Far East, including Chinese and
Japanese Cavalry, Singalese from far
away Ceylon. and other interesting
types. The formation will be as fol
lows:
Mountain Heralds.
Major Gordon w. Lille. "Pawnee
Bill"
Indian Squaws and Proposes.
Band No. /, in Chariot
Princess Wenona.
Western Cow Girls.
Mexlcans
Tableau Wagons.
Sioux Indians.
Jubilee Singers on Tablsau Wag-
on.
Miniature Wild West comprising
Lilliputlan Stage Coach. Prairie
schooners, etc, all drawn by shet-
land Ponies.
Cowboys.
Fife and Drum Corps
U. s. Cavalry Detachment
u. s. Artillery Detachment
Band No 2.
Cheyenne Indians.
Prairie SchoOners, Overland Mall
Coach. Rocky Mountain Burros. etc.
Section 2.
THE FAR EAST
Miss May Lille
mounted heraldb.
Types from the Orient.
Arabian Band.
Kelser's Zouave Girls.
| Arab Horsemen.
South African Villagers.
Tableau Wagon.
Band No. A.
Russian COssacks.
Electric Organ.
Herd Of India Elephants
South Sea Islanders.
Singalese with Camels
Tableau Wagon.
Filipino Cattle.
Filipino Race Carts.
japanese Cavalry.
Chinese Cavalry.
Boomerang Throwers
Filipinos
Steam CalliOpe.
Will exhibit in Blueheld September
"a. 1906
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A COMPLAINT
FROM KENTUCKY

The American public has been
bunkoed by Andrew Carnegie. who
has been busy giving away libraries
full OF books with obsolete spelling
In them.-Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal.