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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-10
Minbefeitcm for 8iprnipm, iom a

Minbefeiten for 8iprnion, iom az
bol6es / Mu6itorium f%eritfommen6s
Sen6o9 @ftermi66ag, bill bline e,
itorIaoet Mffere. @omiteen teller
81 epr9ientanter fra olle 8pens norife
6orentnger og Srganiatiot1er, o9
&unitmaler Mn6reoS @e6erien iomt
g. Mn6erien foreitaar Deforotio-
men. &aitor so. Salt @jertlen bolr
ser Selttalen, 0rganiit @einricb
@unnerien iptller paa 0rgelet en- al
bam fomponeret @ergemaricb, %
Spillisgbpernes norif=6anife San9er-
forbun6 pentes at billie ipnge u9an6=
fien6ing" og Sen itore bpi0e Slot"
ct itbrre &orperf, nSi1 SfialbenS
Minoe", oil blipe iunget pe6 6enne
2eiligbe6 og in6epes al &almar6
Mifelan6. M6ean9en til Mu6itortum=
Soften er fri.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-10

%olnntecr=& aptejn Simotbp Mnr=
pbp blep liolte l1ge AT 0ommer Sal
lam osmt til Z Mors Guetbus for
l@noerlleb al Gag" =9agens Sno.
trgt, $1,250. @rrpbp brolt /
@rao6, ga ban bgrte 9omlnen, %
gjentog fine 6oriifringer ON, at ban
bar uifploig. @ountpa0pofat 9'8rieu
oplplte, at man bap6e fun6et, at
@urpbp for nogle slor iioen bopoe
bapt to lignen6e Gag" Dage i
Soma, / Mlbig og &norpille. Mur-
PIN er 81 Mar gammeI, fsot / Mem=
pbis, 1enn., bab6e neret 9opetierer
tire Mar, bar 6erpaa / to Mar Off
Ger ! 6reliesarmeen og git / slueuit
for to Mar iiben ODER til uBolunteers
Of Mmerica".
&ao 6ori1ag fra Murpbps 5agfg-
rer bleo Dommens Sulbbproelle uo=
lat til 2sroag T%ormiooag. Mur=
pbDs Sagferer forlangte ga en- ny
Sag at ben @run6, at r&olunteers
Of. Mmerica" er en- Organization op=
rettet for at tiene &enge, og at oen
iom iaaoan fful6e bore inforporeret
unoer Statens 2one for at erboIoe
8eifpttelie for fin @ienoom. Cont
mer Sallam afbiite bette Sorlange1,~
De, og Murpbp bIeo ienot til Stats.
fangslet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-10
@r. &e0oftgr!
@il De bore ioa penlig at opta9e

@tl De bore ioo penlig at outage
fplgen0e / Deres ere6e 8lo6:
S bette 8lobs M11mer al 3. Ssslusi
lGies, at @runolopsfeiten, Ser blep
afbol0t sen 5. Sunni poa Sobnions og
9telionS 6orm, Dor arrongcret al
ltngoomsforeningen al 1905, Min=
neopolis, og ct. Youl oanlfe ling
0omsforeninger. ST. &eooftpr! Git
ten oct er en- 5rpffejl, eller 5eilen
ligger peo &omiteen peo jeg life, men
leg fan life laoe set gao upootalt
ben; tbi Ser par fun en- l1ngoomsfor=
elling al ct. Saul nemlig ~0onif
~llngoomsf al ct. Saul, Ser
iammen meo llngoomsfpreningen al
1905 al minneapolis foranitolte6e
Sci item. SIT ser fin0es ar10re ling
oomsforeninger fer / @pen, peo jeg,
ifient set er list man bprer eller
mrrfer til 0em. 9. II. al ct. SAUL
u0eluffer religipie og politiife
Spprgsmool al 6oreningen. Gems
Opgape ct at pe0ltgeboloe o9 uDptflc
sen &11ltl1r, Ser ct neologt / Sc rn9e
fra Mooerlan0et eller Stamnelon<
Set men pe6 Opbpggclie al &11ltl1=
rem oil Mennei fene blipe pofte til 81.
tertonfe mes 9enlpn til SamfunoS=
ip%prgsmaalene laapel politiife ion1
r%eli9ieie, og maoife oerpeb bill 6or=
eningen 6libe til Stptte for Set lpa=
sc oonifc &irfciomfuno bcr i &pen,
5ilil1,t pil je9 toffe %6eltfomiteel1
! al begge 6oreningerne for set itore
Mrbeioe, Sen bar giort for at fpie Ell
onOen 2Gnfc til &9oen al kingdoms;
foreningens go0e @anOlinger, % pao
6orbaono toffe ST. &e0oftpren for
Sptagelien / 9la0et og for ben Stpt'
tie, Sc altio giennem Ceres 8la0
piler 6oreningen.
ct. Saul Sen g.. SsSl11i 1910.
gilbert SEM en-. -:
Cont be too tol1c6p in q frien0's
b%ol1ie", tiger ct gammelt Sr0. Set ct
ri9ti9t at Ser pe0 Ell Srpffejl itob
ul11rgoomsforening er" for st
Souls 8~eofommen0e; mer1 bap6e &r.
Senien leit nogle fao 2inier l9n9er
frenr, pil0e Fan funoet ~oe to 6or=
e%ninger" nGpnt / Ell ioobon Gorbin-
0elle, at Misforitooelie bar plot ul1tl,.
Zig. 2iot goo 8ilie fan unOertioeu
bore paa lin @la0s, oglaa oberfo or ct
@loO, JONI 0o9 til Sto6igbeo bier
@jnitfribeO opcrfor Sno lenOere.
&e6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-10
9tnneapoItse

Ga9fprer Sir. &oiemmeicr fra
&opalton bar / oenne uge opbolot Jig
/ 8peu og 6eltaeet / 00o Gellom Or
oenens @rano 2ooge Mp6e.
Prohibition =&artiet / Minncio ta
boloer Transformation / @ourt@oule
Sail fer / 8pen 6reoag 5. 1. Suli for
at nominere StatSttcfet og beige
tatS=Gentralfomtte.
&aitor $. &elueg, @eit 9enmarf.
8is., bar / @inneapolts paa @ien-
nemreiie til Sen 6anife &irfes Iars=
meoe / Burlington, Micb. &aitor GEL
meg benptteoe 2eiligbeoen til at Of
legge % og an6re 8enner ct fort
@eieg.
Ea1tDr =. 9enntn91ct tteo Q1l1tr1t
% 9attcr, &utcbinion, Minn., bar
li6lte 6reoag / Mtnneapolis paa
@iennemreiie til Danmarf, bbor De
bill opbol6e fig belle Sommeren. Sn=
gen al &%reitefolfene bar let Dan1nors
81 Mar, og set er Miis &enning-
iens f6rite 8eieg / Danmarf. &ei=
len giRl6er fgrit 9Gre, bbor baaoe
Eaitor % 6ru &enningien er fpot.
De bill 6eltage / @tepnet paa Ole
rlp &eiifole, beo bpilfet 8aitot &en-
1tngien repreienterer Danf 5olfe,
lamtfuno, for bbiItet ban .er 6or-
mon6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-10

We'd Kj0b eller Reparat;on al
Uhre bes9g den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E. 9TH ST..
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-10

&ur Qanosmanb, 0tr. u. s. Src'
berificm, $40 &ioneer Yreis @logr
bar nylig afiluttet cit itor 2onoban-
sci / lpolige Minneiota. &iebeil,m=
men oar $4,000 for 100 Mcres
2ono.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-10

Snrpriie &artp. S Anleoning al
Mir$. Otto Ssr9eniens 6p~oielsoo9,
115 golt Goof Ct, Iorsoag Sen 2.
sunni, bopoe @oboer og Genner for
o%nltultet ct Surpriie Eortp for ben=
Sc. d lelpbl1one @i9iter o%perrafte
AIRS. Sprgenlen en- pGr0iful0 Yre=
lent til Grinoring ON Soften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-10
@ulaatba &irfcms &pinoeforeming

VuIyulDH NIlItIs 0utHutT"1t"'"
ofbploer Sorsoag sen is. sunni See
Cream Social / &irfens &iGloer=
etoae, 1856 SDonos Street. Ser
nil ligeleoes blipe llolalg al &pinoe=
iprenirgens Mrbeioe tilligemeo
FORTHCOMING al en- Safe % 2pleong.
Nlle CT pelfon1men.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-10
Mrs. s. g. Gbriltionicn,
1853 &uiep Ape., ct. Saul

Set MIC &DitDre. Geo MiOOugs=
tbs Sirs0ag blep @erbert =. Seller
ir>iot iom Mopor al ct. &ol,l !
8proaosiolen, iom bar lmpffet n1eo
Stag % @lomlter. Solen bar fplOt
til liolte HloOs al Sillfuere. 500
poren oflogoe G%mbeoseocn % bolot
i'm 5iltreoellestole, / bpilfen bon
fritiierebe Epliti Iepartementet og
onbeioleDe @epiiion al Gitp Gbortcr,
Spfprelie al ct npt Union Depot, Ell
almin0elig llnoeripgelic al 8poomi>
niltrotioncn forot itoffe Sen poo Ell
mere pfonomilf og %eifettiu 9oiis plp.
Gen frotreoenoe Mopor, 2omler,
enifeOe i'm gftermonO % Sc npe
Gmbe0smGn0 @el0 og 2pffe n1eo
Nrbeioet.
lt1niOoelbort fpr Snointtelien
5aeoe Mslemblp, 8oor0 Of Mloer~
men og Common Council organic.
III Jig. @0maro 8. &ogers bleS
Erpiioent for Msiemblp, Msiemblp=
mano @im Eomers, Gent, Hraii=
sent for Common Council, og Otto
q. &oslon0, Gent, Ernli0ent for
gocr0 Of Ml0ermen.
@rnnSlobsfeitcn. @pis Gejret life
bab6e lagt %alborlige &in0rin9er ipei=
er, er ser ingen SptpI ON, at @ru116=
lopsfelten / Sgn6o9s poo Sobnions
og Nieliens 6arm peo Stote 6air
Grounds piloe blepet en- fin S11fces.
Ser bar fra Sc to lng0omsiorenin=
gers SIDE giort alt bpa0 ser fl1n0e
gjpres for at arrangere ct bpggeligt
Mebelte6. Serligt bab6e &omiteens
6ormano, 81. 8lom=2onge, arbei6et
ibgroi9t. Ser bar ct go0tErogram,og
Danife / begge Gpillingbperne bab0e
%oobenbart goo @ilie til at mg6e frem,
TIL tiltro6s for Sc truenDe Gejru0=
ligter bar ser fommet ca. $50 Me1-
neifer tiliteoe. Set er neppe for me-
get 1ogt, at mtn6it ltge iaa mango
til Loo fig ifremme al be merfe
Sfper til at blipe bien1me. Sen
pol9te Slabs bar local ioa bel bpao
Beliggenbeo lom Sr6ning angaor, en-
bel lille naturlig @orf, meo ct r&im<
melbjerg" iom Centrum og 6eiIige
8offeifroaninger og 5foplunoe, oe
&omiteen baooe ppntet npoeligt op
meo Stag og 8untings. Men @eg.
men gioroe Sfaar i set bele, tilmeo
en- meget orilagtig @een, Ser al og
til trof Jig tilbage % CAB &oab on,
belt at opbgre, for iaa ct 9jeblif eff
ter at mel6e fig poarp, r.oe1 &enipr
til at Solen ffinne6e. Gro6s alt
bor Der en- forngielig @temnin1
blanot @i&iterne, bportil @ongfore-
nineen rDania" al ct. Saul bi6rog
meget peo fine fortrinlige @reltatio-
ner, og Saler iaa bel fom sange bgr-
tes meb 0pmerfiombe6.
&omiteens SorMano, ST. 8Iom.
Sange, inoleoeoe meo EN- tort, bel of-
fattet Sole, bporefter 8rofesior 8so-
glib, Der bilites me6 fraftigt 8ifoI6,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-10
&igcr SUITES. @enpenoelic ifer til
@ort & Mlupbn @iprnet al Soction
ga s. Streets.

0%rnfnct. Sorob Sos, Ell lille
iuo9clio Nigc pon Is NLor, DpiS
Nicn uur pes ct. Hol,l Yort, CT /
Monoogs orllfnet / MisiiSlippt.
Sonun,en rlco to pngre Splfe10e le=
acoc bun peo 6loobrcboen, % peo
at bpie Jig opcr &anoct eiter nogle
@lnniter folot BUN uo opcr Stre''=
ten. ~ MGno, ion opbplot Jig /
Mnrbcoen, berte benoes Spltenoes
&oah, men ifipnt Sc gioroe alt for
at fpml11e ber Irutnenbe til @lGlp,
oar 9inet l1olluft, inorn DC tit ben0t
brogt / 2onO.
&cb j.. s. Nnbcricn @ugc Mp. 81
al 1onif 9rooeriamfunos MpOe
1rcbogs Aftes palgtes fplgenoe nr
@eltprelie:
@rniiocnt, g. q. 6ranoien.
&ice=Hrolioent, 8. =. &%ieloien.
Setretrr, 81. =. @ermanien.
Sin. Sefretnr> q. 6. Garlien.
ausierer Niels &obertien. .
6erer, Sens Senien.
2illiosmeno: Sens q. Semen,
SSofob 9eterien og S. =. Senien.
Snore Gagt, Sans Spenbien.
gore Sagt, 81. 8rof.
8ibliotbetarer, Sans Senien oa
g. @ierre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-10
Saf % &ierminocr.

@olgotba &irfens &pinoeforenin3
% allie go0e &enner % Naboer taf=
fes mango @onge pao set bjGrtelig-
lite ior Sen itore Sperrolfelie og @ope,
iom Sc brogte mig pao min 6eoiels=
Sag, 5. 2. sunni. Mo6tog ligeleoes
min 3ot for alle Sc lmn1fte @lomiter,
ser blep gipet mig til Min0e ON 6en=
ne 9ag al &pinoeforeninge1, og iorn
bar mig til itpr @lG6e.
Eoitor Mnoreaien taffes bjrrtelig
for Sen imuffe Sale, / bpilfen fan
frenlbolot Sc &iermin0er, JONI e11=
bper al os gjemn1er fra bore @orn=
bpmSaar, % ON Sen ltore @lG0e Set
CT for 8prnene, 11aar 0eres Mo0er
fprtpller Sem on $50 elsbogene for
at opbepore &ierninoernc / 0eres
@iGrter.
Mrs. $. q. Gbriltionicn,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-10
St. Paul.

SGT, Paul Tdende" removed to Room
2O1 Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-10

Gaptein Sens 8ugge al BEN reg,1-
lore Mrme, norif al 6ebiel og uo=
oo,n1et pes Sc 6orene6e Staters Mi=
litprjfole, er bleben aniat iom Sfo-
leofficer pes Mationalgaroens 2elr,
iaruling / CONNER peo Safe Gitp.
Mimn. 2eirlamlingen begDnoer
fpr jtfonmen6e Man0ag % ptl bare
10 Sage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-10

6jcm til 9anmarf. Me6 Oscar
II" refer i6ag fra Seem Sort til
9anmarf to unge 6m1fe Gamer, Ser
UNDER beres Spbolo / minneapolis
bar bu116et mango @enner, ierligt /
be unees @re6ie, nemlig Miis Gil
fobetb Nielien og Mils @enriette ST.
termann. Miis Mieliens @iem En- j
Gaf6rup pe6 Biborg, boor ben6es al
1e6e Sober / mango Mor par 2erer
og &irfeianger. 8lan6t bans mango
Sfoleber>1 bar SEN befien6te Sus>
mon6 og 2an6brugsminiiter Mnoers
@ielien, Ser en6nu bar tit Stem !
Sognet. Miis Mttermon1 bgrer biem'
ME paa 8rgrup=@gnen. Set er ulif=
fert ON Sc unge Damer bender til,
bage til Mmerifo, "a Sc bar bele Sc.
res Sl9gt biemme / Danmarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-10

Sen npc statsfasierer. Com
:,uprlt a1oet Steo / 8looet er Stots=
fosierer 9inebort uigoaet pe0 9p*
Sen Snsoog Morgen. Sil bans 81
terfglger inotil @olget / gfteraaret
bar @l1pernpr gberbart uonepnt 6.
e.. Nettijobn,1 lite 3eputp / 5tatsfas=
iereren5 &ontor. Oct antages life,
ct Mr. Nettiiobn pil ipge @jenpolg
til Gfteraaret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-10
Sra @ranb &iem Gullcqc. So

Sra @ranb &iem College. So al
@rono @iem College %tbeoloeiife @tu-
oenter er / bisie Gage TONNE til Min=
neapolis, nemlig Carl 6. 8eterien,
@%ornbolmer, Ser far taget Mrbei=
BE fer / 8pen og bill blipe fer Cont
meren oper, og Sp6en S. S. 2erager>
Ser rejlte bi6ere til G1arton, Sc. 9af.,
bppr ban ifal betjene set le6ige 8re-
/ Sen banlfe &irfes Me-
nigbeb.
Miis &atbrine Tjelbe reiite iioite
l1ge fra Minneapolis til Seem Sort
for at fortiette &eiien 6erfra mes
Oscar II" fbrit til Moree for at BE-
lege fine 6erboen1e 5legtninge, Ser:
fra til &iebenbapn, bbor benoes Mo'
Ser er febt og en6nu bar lin @le91
boen6e, og bi6ere til Berlin for a.
no6annes / @laperipil bos en- al Gu
ropoS melt bergmte @laperlerere
8uioni.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-10

Glconora Gbriitine 2o9e @e. so,
Ganlf Splterlamfuno, polgte paa lit
Mpoe / Manoogs Mftes %fplgen0e M
Seltprelle:
@relioent, Mrs. IF. @ermanien.
Gice=@rel ioent, Mrs. Sofob He=
ter len.
5efretnr, Mrs. sc. &osmu5ie r1.
aosierer, Mrs. g. SSngernam.
5illiosieltre, Mrs. u. Senien,
Mrs. 81. Heterien og Mrs. >. Sp=
renlen.
6prer, Miis Mnna &asmusien.
Snore @agt, Mrs. 81. &obertien.
D0re &agt, Mrs. 6. Gbriitenien.
Sanif Sec Cream Set ofboloes til
Toroel for Sen ll,tb. Nea5aretb Strife
Sen g. Sl1ni. Ser CT en0nu mango
Gage at pente til SEN 90, men / Sen
5i0 nil &oniteen orbej0e. 6eltploo=
len, 500 @oml1n0 st., pil blipe
impffet me0 Stag og fulerte Cant
per operalt. Set 0anlfe Stag oil
funne ices fra Sporpognen, iao mart
ben far 1Qaet Ghulttporth ct. Gla6=
len er lige Ser, pg enbper ct bjartc=
Zig pelfommen. See Cream oil BIZ
be ierperet / @apen og / 5eltet. Sale
al Eoitor 9. 9jerre. uolalg al 6or=
flGoer nj. M. 600 @ulif. @rs.
Gbrilteni len inpiterer enbper lom bar
9plt til cit Sop Safe eller Gbofolo=
Sc til at tre0e in6 / @l1iet, 6e bill
ga iaa mart JONI mulig Mipe op=
partet.
Sag @amlin Sporpogn til Gboit:
NORTH st., og Yla6ien CT ser.
Eoa &pinoeforeningens 8egne,
Mrs. Mnberlen,
Sefret9r.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-23
WIFE WOULDN'T PRAY.
So A. f. Barker Is Given Decree of
Divorce.

For 40 years I have prayed and read
the Bible after supper, but as I prayed
she wouldn't bow her head. She told
me she was a Christian when we were
married but the Sunday after she
wouldn't go to church, nor the Sunday
following. After supper she wouldn't
kneel when I prayed. said, Mary,
kneel!'
g 1T hurts my knees. she said. Then
asked her to bow her head but she sat
up stiff thus complained A. F. Barker,
man of 76 years. shaking with palsy.
His wife, Mary Barker, is So, and he
married and lived with her but three
weeks. He secured divorce this
morning.
..She accused me of running after
other women and of being neglectful of
her" he continued on the witness stand.
And she used to swear around the
house. We had a little dog. He would
not eat sometimes and she would say,
Well, then. go to hell
''She told her daughter that the old
man, speaking about me as led COW
under the window. would soon be gone
and that she would have enough to live
on all right. I wanted to settle with her
but she told me she was going to have
married me for.
Il got afraid she was going to muir
der me-
Mr. Barker's daughter, Mrs. John Nc
Cam, wife of a street railway foreman,
took the stand to tell how the old man
had always led Christian life and the
shock he received at the hands of the
old age companion as he thought he
had taken unto himself.
BY agreement of attorneys in the
case, Barker pays his wife of three
weeks $500 and gives her COW. He
owns five acres of ground near North
Topeka and some4 lots in Highland
Park He lived with his wife at his
place across the Central avenue bridge
over Soldier creek His former wife
died but two years previous to his mar
riage Mrs. Barker will take her name
of Mary Raymond and Mr.. Barker said
he was glad she would.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-23

this morning on THE Philippines" sta
ted that some of the American citizens
who have settled in these island pos
sessions of the United States away
from restraint are menace 10 the work
of evangelizing and Outstanding the
native peoples.
THE Philippine Islands are somewhat
like some of the great American cor
porationS,' said he in his Introductory
remarks, for they are entirely sur
rounded by water!
THE strategic situation of the Phil
ippines Islands is worthy of our atten-
ton not only commercially hut from Il
religious standpoint. The church of
America has two things to consider in
the Philippines. The first is to reach
out and carry the gospel among the
various tribes. Our second and hard
est job is to carry the gospel to the
American man who has settled in that
land.
1.-The american citizen who is put into
a new country without restraint is
queer sort of an animal. Our civi]iza-
ton is a dangerous thing when it is
rot guided by the spirit of Jesus Christ.
The greatest enemy of man is himself.
II am sure all my brothers who have
been III foreign fields will testify that
the American citizen is a dangerous
man unless his actions are guided by
Jesus Christ. I am here to say that
have known CT thousands of Ameri
can citizens who have gone to live in
foreign lands who are a disgrace to our
cOuntry,''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-23
Causes Debility
Here Are Facts Backed Up BY
a Strong Guarantee
a Strong Guarantee

Catarrh causes debility In our opin-
ion. most people suffering from general
debility have catarrh. Such cases of
debility cannot be completely cured by
medicine not designed to eradicate ca
tarrh. In every case where our remedy
fails to give entire satisfaction we will
rot charge a cent for the medicine en-
ployed during the trial. Now, surely
no one should hesitate to believe US or
to put our claim to practical test I'M
Ger such conditions. We Will take all
he risk; no one else can lose anything
by the transaction.
We make these statements and this
Cffer because we know and have time
and again proved that Rexan Mucu-
Tone rarely fails to do as we claim.
1t is not cure-all prescribed to cure
every disease that flesh is heir to. 1t
is intended for one purpose, l. e., to
cure catarrh by assailing the diseased
condition in reasonable scientific way,
which is to employ agents that have
been found to have the tonic and altera-
tive power to correct faulty lnetabolism
Tissue change) and to stimulate and
help nature overcome the cause or
causes of catarrh. This being done, APP
petite increases. nutrition improves,
weight is gained. comfort of body is
attained and life's work taken up with
the zest natural to the perfectly healthy
individual
We want you to try Rexall Mucu-
Tone. Follow directions and take it
regularly and consistently for a rea-
sonable length of time. Then, if you
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treatment will be returned without
any argument whatever.
Rexall Mucu-Tone comes in two sizes.
soc and $1.00 a bottle. Sold only at our
store-The Rexall Store. The Rosser
Drug Co. 52S Kansas avenue.
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RECEIPTS OF FIGHT.
Amounted to Nearly Thirty Eight
Thousand Dollars.

San Francisco, Feb. 2S.-The light
weight battle at Richmond yesterday
was the sole topic of conversation to-
day among sporting men. The name
tees is strangely enough, not that of the
new champion, Wolgast, but that OF
Nelson, whose game struggle against in
evitable defeat was the feature of the
match.
The former champion with his man
ager had expected to leave this morning
for Chicago. but their departure will be
postponed until Nelson learns the status
of his theatrical engagements. The at
tendance at the fight is estimated at
between 1900 and 5000. The total re-
ceipts were $37,750, which leaves a good
margin for the promoters, as 1T was
estimated that the fight cost them $780,
600. Nelson was guaranteed $4,000
win, lose or draw with $1,000 for ex-
penses. Wolgast received $3.50 for his
end. The moving pictures will prove
valuable Nelson bought a 80 per cent
interest in them for $3.50.
Nelson gives his conqueror due credit
but maintains that he trained too long
and that ne was down to weight too
coon 1t was the impression of many
about the ringside that Nelson did not
show his usual speed and accuracy.
The former champion would not critf-
cize the action of Referee Smith in stop
ping the fight. but declared that he
could have lasted until the end and he
was not without hope that he might
have landed a knockout punch.
Wolgast has not made any definite
plans but indicated that he would take
a long rest before he enters the ring
again. He declared that he purposely
played a aiting game as he desired to
favorite plan of slowly battering down
his ODDOnent..
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to the opinion that the age at which a
woman is most dangerously attractive
IS 80 Or whereabouts. At that stage of
existence, whether she is married Or
single, and always supposing she has
grace or form, fair share of good
looks, that she understands something
OF the art of dressing. that she has
lived in the world and not in a pro-
ylnc1al town or country rectory all her
HE, she can generally manage to out
in the science of attractiveness when
we come to the woman of 40. Her per-
sonal attractions are no longer of the
dazzling description. but for all she has
a charm which alone can be given by
bought of experience. and sympathy
springing from knowledge that teaches
us Olerance.-London World.
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MANY GOOD TALKS.
Good Attendance at Laymen's Meet
ing Today.

This afternoon at the session of the
Laymen's Missionary convention at the
Auditorium there were about 1000
men present. The general topic of dis
cussion was 'How to Enlist the Men
of the Church in the Work of Evan
geIizing the World The speakers
were Secretary S. Earl Taylor, Rev.
T. d. Eddy of Boston, DIR. M. D. Eu-
bank of China and DR.. John F. Gou-
cher of Baltimore.
1--WE want to reach the last church
throughout this land with the inf1u-
Eubank in the course of an address.
Every man who has attended TINS
convention should become an intelli-
gent propagation. We have carefully
selected some literature with this in
mind, that we might take some of you
ignoramuses and give you information
so that you may go out and do some
good in the world.
"Some of you have not believed in
foreign missions. You have not only
not contributed, but you have actually
opposed foreign missions. We have
here several leaflets with the endorse
ment of such men as President Taft,
who has spent a number of years in
the Philippine islands and in the
Orient, and has carefully observed the
work of the missionary"
DIR. John F. Goucher, who spoke on
Reaching the Last Man." said, in
part:
''The object of this reaching the
last man is to give him a definite
method which suits his condition,
through which he may properly inter-
pref himself. The weekly offering as
an expression for his love for Christ,
when made according to his ability, is
the best scheme which has ever been
devised. If the last man who has the
knowledge thus gives, the last man
who has not the knowledge can receive
IT through the funds thus contributed"
Chaplain II. Percy SILVER. who spoke
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TRAIN HITS STREET CAR.
Two Persons Killed, Two Badly In
jured and 20 Others Hurt.

Denver, Feb. 23.-Two persons were
killed, two are believed to have been
fatally injured, and twenty other per-
sons were hurt in a collision this after
noon between a Union Pacific passen-
ger train and street car in Denver.
The accident occurred at the corner
of Forty-second avenue and Josephine
streets. The locomotive of the paSSen-
ger train, which was running at high
speed, struck the front part of the
street car, hurting the car across the
tracks. The a1otorman and woman
passenger were killed. It is feared a
number of the injured may die.