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The Tupelo journal., 1908-08-07

eugene Francois Vtdocq, who has been
called the Father of Detectives, was born
at Arras, July %, no, the son of a
baker. He became in turn an acrobat with
a travelling circus, a soldier in the French
army, a vagabond, a forger and a con-
Wet. He was sent to the galleys for
eight years but escaped and joined a
band of highWaymen. He turned states
evidence on some of his companions and
in 1872 was made chief of the secret po-
lice of Paris, eXemplifying the phrase
Set a thief to catch a thief" He was
remarkably successful but finally lost his
place in 1925. He opened a private detec-
tive agency and also Published four vol
umes of his memoirs. He died in poverty
in 1871
The Tupelo journal., 1908-08-07
lEAP-YEAR LAUGH.

"YOn look worried, old mani"
Yes. Had three proposals last
night and I don't know which one I
ought to accept"
The evening world., 1908-10-29

all branches Of official life in WASH
ington. were held to-day IN memory OF
the late Baron speck Won sternburg,
German Ambassador to the United
States, who died at Heidelberg. Aug
%. President and Mrs. Roosevelt. diplo-
matte representatives of all nations
members OF the Supreme Court of the
United States, high officials ot the gov.
eminent and officers OF the army. navy
and marine corps. many OF whom were
accompanied by their wives, were pres
ent. The scene was made eepeciall,
attractive by me brilliant uniforms -,
diplomats aud army and navy officers.
The services were held In Concordia
Evangelical Lutheran Church. which
was attended ny Baron won Sternhurg
during his residence here. The interior
of the edfCe vas draped in deep
mourning there being profuse ar
Of white flowers AZ the
The evening world., 1908-10-29

right IN the middle ~ a peroration.
knock a m10 down and eo right on
Grating A. least, that's what Harry
Miller, policeman, said he did last
niEht When Miller told him to stop his
Flow Of oIOuucuHe to which a crowd
wag hcarkcnlng in front OF the oyster
BAY restaurant on Bedon avenue,
Long Island city
Miller, who was in plain clothes, saw
the crowd and sauntered up He had
noticed that there were no women in
Wohltmans audience. he safd, ana as he
listened II Mt once became obvious why
they were absent Wohltman's speech,
according to Miller uutlid anything Joe
Cannon, at his best eyer attempted
Miller told him 90 stop, and Wohltman
hit him uu he nose, breaking II and
putting the policeman into Sunderland
Tor several minutes. When he came to
WoNltwan was stil speaking. Then
Miller arrested him. WOhltman was ar
rairuCd tu the Long Island city Court
to-day, charged With assault.
The evening world., 1908-10-29

altar, these floral tributes being es-
pecially effective against the black
background provided ior them.
The service lasted three-quarters OF
German by Rev. Paul A. Henzei, pas
tor of Concordia Church, and in part in
English by Rev. Roland Cotton Smith.
rector OF st Johns Church.
Baroness Speck Won Sternhurg, widow
OF the late Baron, accompanied by
Count Herman Won Hatzteldt W lden-
err Mrs Lansham. ofsLouisvIlle. Ky.
were present.
The evening world., 1908-10-29
NEW PASTOR FOR NEW YORK.

FGSHK1LL LANDING, y. Y, Oct 20.
THE Rev. Arthur Thompson, of the
Matteawan Methodist Church, rendered
his resignation as pastor to-day. lie
has received a call to the pastorate of
the Park Avenue NJ. Il. Church In New
York city, TO succeed the Rev. De Witt
C THOMPSON
The evening world., 1908-10-29
KNOCKOUT BLOW BY
WAY OF PAREN7HESIS
Policeman Who Got 1t Says
Orator Wohltman Scarcely
Paused in Speech.

Chaunoev Wohltmar, a deputy sheriff
o. Queens County, who lives al No 80"
Ocean ParkNa Brooklyn, can sop
The evening world., 1908-10-29
ROOSEVELT MOURNER
NFlOR Won STERNBURC
President Among Notables at
Memorial Services for
German Ambassador.

WASHINGTON, oct. ?'.-Boautiful
an snoiial services, attended by no.
'ta Die assemhlaSe of Representatives Of
The evening world., 1908-10-29
SI.45 ChenliseS at csc

Made Of nainsook, trimmed with inc embroidery.
insertion and beading.
The evening world., 1908-10-29

TOn10rr0U---TH
Note
ARROW SALE
Prices in Booklet -
Tomorrow's list is of about $50 i
seasonable and desirable. They repre-
small jewelry to tailor.made suits, ar
cheaper tomorrow than it is today or ,
Small wonder that the Greenhut
The green-covered booklet that
items in full In the store, green "Arr
The following as illustrations of tn
Main Floor
Women's $500 Mousguetaire Cloves
at Sl.35
Superior quality al.ce kid gloves. lo-autsoa length
IN ian back and white.
SIPS Satin Liberty at Csc Yard
Lustrous black; "a wide
$3.50 Black Satin Princess, Sis Yard
So in in a rich heavy quality.
$500 Satin Majeste at 81. so Yard
Pure white; SO in wide; desirable Tor gowns
$3.50 Ready TO- Wear Hats at S5.75
Smsr1est and most becoming models Of the season.
in tine most effective color schemes
S395 Bengalne Hats at So IS
lgge assortment Of shapes and coors shown in
ben&aline, SATIN and velvet hats.
S4.75 Silk Beaver Hats at $3.50
Exquisite models IN the most popular shAdes Of the
$3.50 Hal Trimming at Csc
Fancy ostrich asreres
$3.50 Ostrich Feathers at S475
Heavy, .rooplng pumes, IN black and white 10 IN
$50 Black Tips at Csc
pretty tips IN bunch
Use Fancy Wool Suitings at 55c Yard
Psnama cloth desirable checked and striped effects
ell lark Coorines AZ in.
SI.OO Black Cheuiof at 75c Yard
Al.wool wint.r weight cheviot, so in.
$3.50 Kersey Coatngs at 81. so Yard
High iustre; Eeavy weight kersey; brown, navy
bsck; 81 in
$3.50 Umbrellas at Sligo
For men and women; covered in fine 'aHets strong
frames; variety OF 'ancy handleS
Moments $500 Leather Bags at $500
Of superior PIN Morocco leather; lined with suede
leather; in black and colorL
$225 Hand Bags at$l.59
The popular l2-,n, azs, made OF real Morocco
leather; ies'her l,ninsI rIveed covered francs
Moments s for $3.50 Handkemhies
at 65c
Sheer crossbsr linen three styles Of eheckL
COO to $500 Brussels Net at 38c
to Sl.2o va
Plain and figured effects; in whne and eoru;
soc to $500 Bandin0s at Csc TO S2.95
Black silk and colored bsnus flet. Venise and
embroidered effects
$3.50 LalUn Robes at $3.75
Trimmed with embroidery aounc,ne and insertion.
,I.5O Coque COilareffes at Csc
Inoortsd colsre tes with Louisine ak ends; in
h,o,yn black hOht blue violet and white
$500 Marie Antoinstfe Coilareftes
at $500
OF fine plated satin; in all the new street and even
ING shades
Csc Tafeta Ribbon fI5c Yd
Plain ali silk tsfets ribbon; in a complete assortment
OF staple colors; 81 IN.
The evening world., 1908-10-29
S2.25 Long Slips at $3.50

Fine lawn models trimmed with lace and insertion;
IN lavender, blue. pink and white,
The evening world., 1908-10-29
$500 COrsets al SIPS

Heavy cout corsets in the straight hip model: three
PAIRS OF supporters attached.
The evening world., 1908-10-29

soc to $500 Bandin0s at Csc TO $2.95
Black silk and colored banua in 6let. Venise and
embroidered effects
The evening world., 1908-10-29

$751; Layn Robes at $3.75
nmed with embroidery aounc,ng aud insertion
The evening world., 1908-10-29


handed you at the door will give the
v" cards point to the bargains.
reductions given throughout
S3.75 Bed Spreads at S295
Satin Marseilles spreads; with scalopcd edge
5000 to ST.. 90 Blankets at $500
Extra fine. Eastern and California makes :
Second Floor.
Moments $3.50 Suits at $500
A small group of tailored suits; only IS all; made
n the new widewae serge, in black blue green and !.
grey; fashioned after the newest semi-6red model;
beautifully tailored new gored skirt.
WOmen'S SI6.5O Tourist Goats, S72.75
Novelty mixtures with plaid backs IN the seasons
newest models tan. London smoke and Oxford; ,
fitted, with patch pockets; end collar and 3
cuffs OF PLAID sell materials.
Girls S6.Z5 School Frocks at $3.50
Smart trle in the Peter Pan model the materials
all checked. effective designs Sizes s to IL
years :
Won,en's $3.50 Footwear at $3.50
Pa,en, leather button shoes. with tops of London 4
smoke, and crsvenetted cloth; the models :
all stylish and smart All
Women's Sl.85 Combination Suits {.
Two.piece suits; OF fine nainsook; trimmed with p
lace embroidered insertion and ribbon
$3.50 Silk Peticodts at S4.75
Made OF rustlng taaeta. with deep-ucked aounee
and silk underlsy.
S2.25 Long Slips at $3.50
Fine lawn models, trimmed with lace and insertion;
lavender. blue, pink and white.
SI45 Chemises at csc
Made Of nainsoot trimmed with fine smbrodesxs
insertion and beading.
$500 Corsets al SIPS
Heavy cou,i corsets in the sraigh, h,p model three
PAIRS Of supporters attached +
Misses $3.50 Sweaters at $I.75
Wors,ed sweaters in PLAN and fancy weaves 'colors
red and grey.
Children's 5000 Dresses at 1925 '
Colored and white serge models also some Of cash
mere and Plaids; 2 to years
Boys $3.50 Suits at $3.50
Double breasted and Norfolk Suits; made Of fns
fancy mixed fabrics.
Boys $3.50 Suits at SIPS
group Of fancy suits for dress and party wear in
velvet. all colors; plain or trimmed X
Third Floor
LinOieum Bath Mats 1
Imported Mats, in a number OF choice designs; q
20 SO; value SOC, at........35c
n SO; value 66c. .45c
$500 Smyrna Rugs at $500
best quality made; beautiful Oriental designs and e.
colorngsi So K ri "
$1,000 Administer Rugs at $3.50
Specially heavy weave; in solid eoIosS with shsdsd =
band bordsrinsS !
SITS Curtains at SI.85
Nottingham lace curtains handsome pstsssna
- )
$500 Mattresses at 5000
Superior quality layer felt mattresses full siss,
$3I, so Ann Chairs at $3.50 D..
Mahogany chairs with silk damask ooverinql !
$3.50 Copper Chatting Dishes assoc
Fitted with patent amp and enamslled pan. ~,
$500 ELecfrOiiers at $500
Heavy bronze electroers with lights
$500 Reading Lamps at $3.50
For electric lighting
h AUe., 18th to 18th ST.
The evening world., 1908-10-29

Boys $3.50 Suits at $3.50
Double breasted and Norfolk Suits made Of f.
fancy mixed fabrics.
The evening world., 1908-10-29

Boys $3.50 Suits at SIPS
group Of fancy suits for dress and party wear. il
velvet. all colors; plain or trimmed
The evening world., 1908-10-29

Misses $3.50 Sweaters at SI.75
Worsted sweaters in PLAN and fancy weaves: color,
red and grey
The evening world., 1908-10-29

Use Fancy Wool Suifings at 55c Yard
Psnama cloth desirable checked and striped effects
ell lark Colorings; AZ in
The evening world., 1908-10-29
$3.50 Silk Petticoats at S4.75

Made OF rustlng tafeta, with deep-ucked founee
and silk underHy.
The evening world., 1908-10-29

Children's So. 90 Dresses at SITS
Colored and white serge models also some Of cash
and plaids; to years
The evening world., 1908-10-29

SI.OO Black Cheuiof at 75c Yard
Atwood. wint.r weight cheviot, so IN.
The evening world., 1908-10-29

$3.50 Kersey Coahngs at $3.50 Yard
High lustrei nesvy weight kersey; brown. navy
ana b sck; 81 in
The evening world., 1908-10-29
Women's Sl.S5 Combination Suits
at SI.35

Two piece suits; Of fine nainsook; trimmed Wi
lace EN- broidcred insertion and ribbon
The evening world., 1908-10-29

$3.50 Black Tips at Csc
3 pretty tips IN bunch
The evening world., 1908-10-29
$500 Travelling Bags at $345

Cowhiae bsss. made Of extra heavy selected stocl
leather lined; with brs" lock and catch ends; s,z
l6 and Is IN.
The evening world., 1908-10-29
,I.5O Coque CoIlareffes at Csc

Imported colsre tes with Louisine ak ends; in
b, own. black, light blue violet and white
The evening world., 1908-10-29

WOnen's s for $3.50 Handkerchief
at Csc
Sheer crossbsr linen; IN three styles Of checks
The evening world., 1908-10-29
$500 Marie AntOinsffe CoLlareffes
at $500

OF fine plated satin; in all the new street and c,
ing shades
The evening world., 1908-10-29

SIPS Silk Kn0ffed Fnnoes at 90c I'd.
In black white and eolor@
The evening world., 1908-10-29
$685. Benqaline Hats at S2.65

4 lEge assortment Of shapes and colors shown in
Behealine, satin and velvet hats.
The evening world., 1908-10-29

Women's $500 Leather Bags at $500
OF superior PIN Morocco leather; l,ned with suede
leather; in black and colorG
The evening world., 1908-10-29

Csc Tafeia Ribbon at 5c Yd.
Plain ali silk tsfeia ribbon in a complete sssortmsl
Of staple colors; 81 IN.
The evening world., 1908-10-29

Patrons Of the Greenhut will be carried Free OF
Charge in the 18th Street Crosstown Omnbuses to and
from Subway and Fourth Ave Cars Third Ave Elevated
and Surface lines and the Surface Car lines Broadway
The evening world., 1908-10-29
Main Floor

Smsrtest and most becoming models Of the season
in tine mos effective color schemes
The evening world., 1908-10-29

y2.5O Umbrellas at S1.6y
For men and women covered in fine atfeta on str,
frames, a variety Of ,ancy handlea
The evening world., 1908-10-29

Plain and figured effects; in whlle cream and eoru;
Is and "a in
The evening world., 1908-10-29
Third Floor
LinOLeunl Bath Mats

Imported Mats in number OF choice designs:
20 SO; value SOC. at........35c
~ x 80; value csc. st.....-. .45c
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INSTITt IION
ENDORSED by GOERNORS,


COMMERCIAL CLUES, BANhERs AND BUSINESS MEN ~,
FOR fHL SPECIAL
DISEASES WEAKNESSES OF MEN
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wabash .....,.... ..,,,....,. l. q
DO pld .....,....,.,,,,, 26 -
Wells Fargo Express ....350W SOS
Westinghouse Electric ..,..,., 80
Wheeling aud Lake Erie .,..,. ~
do pfd Observation-Disclosures. 80
Northern Pacific ,,..,.,.....131
Central Leather ...,..,..,.... 2i%
do ptd .....,...,.....,,,. 20
SloSS-ShCnicld ..,.,...... 80. tAls
Great Northern Ofd ..,..,....l271 Il
lnterborouGh metropolitan .... ll&
do ptd ,.........,.,,, so l2
Utah Copper ..,...,,..,.,..... &0&
Tennessee Copper ..........., &6 x
Total sales for the day $4,000
shares,
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ROSWELL TORRANCE
Automobile, United States Mall ans fsa-sn-
ger Service Established Jan. 10. ie0e.

shortest rrSta go ROSWELL and all points
IN the PeCos valley. This being United
states mail route the cars must. and do
Ietve on schedule time.
Automobile leavcs Torrance daily at a
m. arriving at Roswell at II a, m,--saytpE
pHssouEorH over thirty hours between thrse
points over any other line. Courteous ana
expert chauneura in charge Of every car
seatr reserved by applying to agent at Tor
rance, or the Roowell Auto Co. Roswell N
NJ. Baggage allowed, 80 poundA ANY
amount ~ baggage can he carried by mott
Tying Roawoll Auto Co, at Roswell NJ NJ.
j. W. sTOCKARD, Manager.
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The Biz Hpan

is OF two kinds--conceit and the big
head that comes from a sick head
ache, Does your head ever feel like
a gourd and YOUR brain feel loose and
scre2 You can cure it, in no time by
acting on your liver with Hallard's
Herbine. Isn't It worth trying for the
a bsolute and certain relief you'I get
Sold by j. H. ORielly Co.
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FINANCE AND
COMMERCE
Mnll SII4rI

'' 49, - WYNN
aurHlB toua9 ""oFt session OF. inc
lhA'h'" ne "u'PourllE OF STOCKS
was l''"NN III N"''r Pudrle''' put th'
striklns feature Oh tne proceeding
was l'e disappearance Oh an trace Oh
the fostering measures OF SuppoIl
winch nave oeeh present through al
stages ol the preceding ADVANCE III
prices ana through the PERIOD Oh ul-
gcstton OF prohts when mas been go
ing on this week, Ihere were mixed
opinions IN wan S'ree, aS 10 li'e mo
I'VE '0' w. ..I,,',l.
in the conduct of market operations,
The fling OF the SUIT by the govern
mcnt against the New Haven for VIC
l.tfo,, Of tbn -trust law WAS much
,1,,.oIt man 40 belvfno the nurh heard
's n,r. ., ,,',,., ,,,.I ho,,, az.
assumption Hl6' u "S' Ildu ooN" on
ranged between the administration
ard the corporation and ta1it agree
mont for the softoning Of the rigurs
,r rroeacntipr against railroad cor
,,,,.,,i,ne So mncb has hcan heard
49,. ,,,.,,,,,,,4iot, II, ,,,,rociion with
OF TINS assumption III 'o''net''"' WV"
the recent rise III S'ocNs l'"' NV l''oi
dtut was dreaded Tor It's 'ileCt OF
snnrulativt holders of stocks who
,,,,.o acted ,,pon If. Another view Of
~. .',,,,.o n-,e that if renros,uted
'''' '''i'-' ,
t'' MOI "l"' '''' ',.,,.,
mont which mas poem uuue' SuSP'o'o''
Of artificial and manipulatiVc origin
from the outset. News of conditions
,,se moro strtllinglv contradictivo
w. ,i.,i,,s If General ip,provement
"' III, 49,. ,,,,
Wnlth
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SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON

ard only be used com
soon
Will he cJd issue
leans rongt an purity
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New York. May 23.-Couou-- Fu-
lures opened firm and closed steady
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
Kodol
r0r dyspepsia and Indigestion
~ you o"iier from Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Gas on
e stomach beichins, Sour Stomach, HEARTBURN.
little hodol will Relieve you almost INSTANTLY

kodol supplies the same digestive
Juices that are found in a healthy
ssomach. Being liquid, it starts
digestion at once. %
kodol not only digests your food.
Out helps you enjoy every mouthfui
you eat.
You need . sufficient amount OF
good, wholesome food to maintain
strength and health.
But, this food must be dipested
thoroughly, otherwise the pains of
indigestion and dyspepsia are the
result. e
When your stomach cannot do its
work properly, take something to
help your stomach. Kodol is the
only thing that will give the stom-
ach complete rest.
Whyf Because Kodol does the
same work as strong stomach, and
does 1t In q natural way.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
Travel in the Air.

III seems the irony of fate that
the great airship of Count Yep
pelIhS should meet with tras ic
tate, after a flight of p hours
anu Just when the succ IS of the
Invention seemed assured. 1t
represented years of labor and
inventive genius applied to this
much souglt problem of navi-
eating the air, besides the en-
ployment of Il fortune in lis con-
structlon. The problem of flying
In the air successfully, has elected
the study and best inventive skill
OF aeronauts for a long succession
OF years, and this last experiment,
that has proven SO disastrous at
the very moment when it was
about to be crowned with the
chaplet OF success, will but spur
inventors to renewed efforts to
accomplish its triumph. There
can De no questions that this
problem will eventually be solved
and man will transfer his methods
of travel to the atmosphere
whose limitless space has no
highways.
Over thirty years ago this
writer predicted that flying in
the air by means of human in
vention would eventually be an
accomplished fact, even as talk
ing through space and other
wonderful utilities are common
in furthering the methods of
communication.
Every great invention, in the
effort of annihilating time and
distance, has been met with un.
belief and ridicule, only to subse-
quently show how shOrt-sighted
Is human belief in the wonderful
cOnceptive powers of the human
mind.
There are more things in heaven
and earth than was ever dreamed
of in mans philosophy. There
are more hidden mysteries in
human conceptions than the
widest flights of imagination can
conceive. Time and opportunity
only are needed to unfold from
the chambers of thought the
treasures that lie hidden i'm the
depths of the minds of men.
Not only will the air become a
great highway of travel in the
years yet to be unfolded, but
even greater achievements than
that will be accomplished. Mark
the prediction.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
Our Guarantee

10 70 your druggist to-day and ret . Dol.
entire contents of the bottle n Won en-
nohestly say that it has not done YOU snv
gooo, return the bottle 70 the drusrfst ~
ne ne VIII refund your money without oueS-
sos s OF aeiay We Will then pay the drug.
that our guarantees Is good. This ofer 40.
piies 70 the large bottle only and 20 out ons
IN family. The larve bottle coutains -
times as much as the nfty cent bottle.
kodol is prepared at the laborator.
les OF L. c. Dewitt & Co., Chicago.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14

SO, don't neglect your stomach.
ION Son I become a chronic dyspeptic.
heep your stomach healthy and
strong by taking a little kodol.
lou don't have 20 take Kodol ali
you need it.
kodol is perfectly harmless.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
STATE PRESS COMMENT.

Mansfield Journal: If every
Democrat in the land would con-
tribute one dollar to the Bryan
campaign fund the corporations
would he forced to take to the
tall timber.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
Doctors Endorse II.

Lang Bros, Druggists, Pad
ucah, KY, write: "We sell more
of DIR. Mendenhall's Chill and
Fever Cure than all other rem.
edies combined, having retalled
over 700 bottles in one season.
Physicians here prescribe it and
persons who once use it will have
no other" Sold by honest drug
gists.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
law Superintendent.

=
~, appointed to succeed
iswell is highly spoken of
nress of the State. Ger
ais that he has begun his
.hency without any. of the
t,,,.I friction that has caused
..ny adverse criticisms of
Aswell. 1t is fair to sup
,hat be has been chosen for
..,;seut fitness for the posi-
While be took no active
!. the campaign of nom
- : candidate for chief
.;srate of Louisiana, he cast
tsIIot for MI. Wilkinson.
= New Orleans States. in
..tine of the candidacy of
Harris. gives him thu fol-
- fattering endorsement:
- the announcement was
= hat Prof. Caldwell had
- frOm the head of the State
rral School and that Prof
.1 uould succeed him, The
~. lsle some concern lest q
- night be made in filling
8 1eusll vacancy. The success
- eotire educational move
! the State is in q large
nun dependent upon having
Si1ks man in the Office of the
- sapsrintendent at Baton
- md q mistake there would
|klnb hort of a calamity. It
= = plessure to be able to say
y 6svsruor Sanders has select
IN iGht man.
NJ. Harris is gentleman
~ ensli6cstion for education
III hss been developed under
r kplrrship of the best aud
rt Educators, and he has
~ = . successful practical
hrfN during the greater part
~ Ne. He is n gentleman of
p,biity. and of pleasing per-
- oAlress, he is an attractive
~ speaker and possesses the
uI5 Of arousing enthusiasm
- fI,ose who work with him,
IN 5 an essential element of
r11utip. Besides he Is a gen.
unn of positive convictions and
1teb personal character mark
nn being one of the coming
Mn Of educational thought
- s1fivities in the South.
sn uideiy known throughout
- tooisixns, where he was
~ and in other sections.
e Opelousas, where he
>ivs in educational work
pell pears, and at Batnn
where be served as a
- q the faculty of the
cniversity and IS the head
gh School of that city.
- Superintendent is en-
iatelligsnt, clean and
bend hs vigorous optimism
1lied ability Is an ad-
~ vii make themselves
- sducstsoAal develop
~ State during the
pefnfiag Prof. Harris
= apders has risen above
- aad petty political
lses. and has given to
- school system of the
o0cial head who, We
- meet successfully |
1nnor tks most exnctioe
- Of his responsible |
9 Health Advice.
!: DAWSON. of NJ. 379
- 6an Js'se Csl.. says: |
sef Electric Bitters ~ |
nily remedy for head |
ooesss and torpor of ths |
eeels b No pronounced |
sompted to say u ws.rd |
Tor the benefit of |
- relief from such |
There is more health |
ee,ve organs in a bottle |
9itters than in any |
know Of" Sold |
eeese at all druggists. |