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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
SprEGc.

SpFiiGc,
Sd Mill bie bodbire aron' 1T bicIeS.
bic mid itmiidt.
Ser Srciheit Sicael, bns mein @eiIt
lid anigcoriidf.
~
Gabcn mir bic .Salfte 9eRcn,
&as mir. frant mus madlcnb,
eHrn
Sencn, Die mad,t Namael
framf,
3Snntcn mir anb lie &C..
innben,
ltnn INNS fir bic smtem
Sfnnnem .
Wesenieitis iascn Sanf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04

Cir a1lna. oas obne Sunse le6I.
9as halls erfreut mnS baIo erihredk
Gas obn. ;3ahn uno cbne Ulasen
God ureridttl;dl sierie friBt.
60 lansc pas gu freiien ut;
&irr @ajier lam es nidt ocrtrdgen:
Scbalb IS trinit, erliidt iein 9lib'nber
Bid.
gs itirbt Sa9in In NuseubIid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04

Belde Sunse. sic ni6t ipriht.
@iebt bod iideren geriGt,
Sflidtet anpers seiu @eifGft
ais nit Nad,orud unb @eipidt2
@olb mo Silber gilt ibr sleid,.
Sur bas Nebr unD Minber nid1t;
&em lie ihou ir1 Nusiprrb iblpanst.
Srrt lie opd, i'm llrtbeil nibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
I'm traAtcn familienkrei(e.



bon S6entern unb ser ,Iopina
Yicturc Sbotps" bird Sinber. melde
8clppbnbeit .bns Seben bes Ginbes
alf ras Sdredlitbite. entipeibe." Sen
eltern binbet Der 8iifoi Die Gfli1t
oiif Die Sccle. Elm ipad}Inmes Iuge
auf tbre atnber 81 bdlten.
y -
(Spc5icu fir bieie Seituns.)
Wer ???
8cr bat ba seiast. man ioIte ieSe
Same. Die NIT cinem SiinbGen
inter Dem Irnre alf Der Giraffe ODER
iu Strnbenbabnipdecn pbcr ionitpo
in Der Seifentlidteit erIdeint. allsz
sild)clt ober auspfeifenl ltnb ob cine
0 | d, Idtung eines .Siebfpeibes
in Observation-Disclosures. nidJt crlanbt
icin biirite? Die Srase lit SeitsemdB.
Iir Ieben tastdglif iolde iunse unb
oltere meiblihe Srasen NIT Dem
Iteben "Grefi" ober .Sluiii", ober
luie bas Sled benn immer beiSen
mag. aui DEN SnuptItraBen u~nierer
Staot an lbDnen Sagen lritipanoeln.
Wan filbrt bas nSer3enstbierfen"
lpn5iercn. Yfui. Scibell Np6 jiinaIt
bat I'M @erihte Der fleinen Stabt
GapenspilIc. Sppiana. elm ioldes
v%ieblueib ans ben b~eiicren areiien"
erfldrt, noaB 5pii6eui einem Sunb
unD einem gbemamn bod eigentlih
fem llnterfhieD beitebe". Sa bic
@eifihte. Die su bieiem Musiprude
fiibrte. tppiif amerifaniih lit. ipplen
mir lie bier fIr5 lpieDerse6en. Ser
Wtann bate Sheipunssflase cinges
reid,t. ipeil er auseefunben. oab feline
Sran lett brei Sabren Die @eipobns
belt eingefiibrt hattie. ibren 9ieblinasz
bunb IN Der ShilIiel gu bapeu. in Der
bds @eIdirr nnb Die Seller aeipuifen
lpiirOcn Oas grsebniS fpdr, Sab Der
beflasensipertbe Gbemdnm BEL Der
WablSeit ilbcrna Snnbebanre fanD.
Ielbitperirdnoli6 in Den Speiien.
Ylcnatelang ~sriibeltc CT iiber bicies
Hdtbiel mad, biz er I6lieBlih Die llrs
inhe entbedte. CT beidiperte lid BEL
ieiner b~eiIeren SGlfte. gs bali
nihts. gs fam 81 S5cncn. s(her
Die Saarc fnnben it'd immer nicber
III Den Speiien. IS fam idlicblid,
sur Sremnlns unb pas .Giehlpeib"
that ppr 0criht Den pbigen Nusiprud.
- Sungens, ipenn Sbr beiratbct,
nebmt MIR Seine nit einem SdooBz
hiinbhcn - ipenn Sbr yreine Suppc"
ipolt, itnb etmas mebr Sl fem boiit.
ais cin - Sunbspie9. - 6. Y.
y = y
r&pde nit 9nft."
Cine ~cieendrtiae Griinbuua, bie
cine llmlpdl5un9, I'M san3en &odbpeIen
berporrufcn fam, lit fiirSlidl aemad1t
lporbcn. -&od)e nit Suit. brute ohnc
Sett", 10 lautet Die Sebiie bes Griins
bers. Sic 8aiierple beitcbt aus einem
ucr5iuuten Yietallbebdlter, lmithidt
nerl6lieBenbem Sedel uno per3inntem
Goiteinias. Bic Speiicn lpercen in
einem frci bon alien 9benifalien prdz
parierten Sapierbeutel p%eridloiien.
Ser 6apierbeutcl lit luitbitlt llnD picrz
breunt nidt IN DER Sroden6ibe.
Snc.ablrnue ple,oen etS
inhreus oibt. 81 feiu werfnrten fs;,
gn6Snoen fe;n s;crhrennen fs;m
Srndcnrnerscn fe;ncn .SnS,,r,.,I,,;
Ser Speiien mebr ySenSsn Srshen
rnh Neniesen fommt IN Ws,ipr
Butter unb Sett gum Sraten ipcroen
men iomie Seren Heinim1nn ;inh liner
i%Iiiiiin, Ienn iit,. Sns Snies 10
mobr6eitet. mas ms ser Gri;nScr nor
iprihf, nam broud,en mir hnIS .ts;nc
M5hiu mrbr
y - =
oos w.h. So.
'
ibr alter 6l nerIdlpcisen. lit bon ocn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04

a6 bir 3tuar meiner SHtpefter 8lei@
an Slter ul,b an &rdften;
God bin i'd nid)t 10 flint fpie 10
Gu allerlei @eid,Gfien.
Sie piro reripobnt BON ainbbeit a.
Sh lpafie mseidlidt berdn;
Sp sommt's. paB in Der sdn6en 8eIt
Rau ite MIR fir Die Redte bolt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
0xH5iwws Der H1thfeI - pertses
WttttuteYs 4

0xA6iums Der RxthfeI 10 serises
NutnueYs
I. Ser airdtburm NIT Der Ulode.
3. Ser Sid i'm 6Inb.
D. Nidts.
4. Ser gt6em.
5. Ger Seueritsin.
6. Sic grbbeere.
7. Gas 8rab.
8. Ser @iiibs (Sosaunis' )ipuriA
9. Ser geien.
10. Tie SGreibfeber.
Shonen ourh @crlAmei9en 1T 9es
idbrlib
Dir ane Sent, ben Oil scScntlt 81
ldlonen;
Sduneiir iprih sic &abrbcit trcu
.mo cbrlid.
Tub cs irirb Sir ielbir uup anbern
iobucn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04

gu eicncn BIN i1 tets bereit:
Sc) treib' Den 3eiser oeiner 3eit.
Sd ipam' an 6eirer SbIr has Shlc6
Gag aus ser @aife bas Gei6oB;
M mid pom Slt Dir freinbli6 3n.
Sdaii' miipen @IieSern iiiBe Stub;
l,nD idein' il fliiftis niir 3u fdNpanfen.
Sh ieSle raid bod Die Webanfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04

tSpc5ieu fir ben .Samilientrcis". J
5iirit Mammpn.
On Sbor. - Ser Su Dem Iamn,on
Sid ergebcn!
8lciBcnbes @plo2 cin Slud fir
Sid i'm 2ebcn;
Sdlait. Der Define Seclc stebt
binab, -
glinfenber Sobn. - lpciln Sn bcrz
chit i'm @rabl
Goblen5. int Idr3 II.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
8

Stpar bin id fir Sas ai9t aemaGt.
Sod braiHt ibr nieiit mid MIR BET
Rnht;
8init Sn bon mir ben Wusen ipiiren.
..2nBt on init fid,'rer Sanc mid hi6ren,
Cont fCunt' eS leiht 10 libel fon1ner1,
SAT- bu. ipenn OH gum Sfritt mid
5ipirgft.
S1s @esentbeil bon benz b~oIIbringfL
@as bu gu tbun Sir porgenommeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04

Goh ME iprah metne Sunae. tuie fta
tpibt.
Sbtpobl lie Ieiht linS iGaen betpe8t&
lit;
Sod] tunrS bur6 Tie ifon rtat&er Strett
entffieoen
ilnS Die garteien iparen tets 5ufrieten.
llnsleip6eit baS' i'd NIB rub cher ni1t.
afs bis ih lie sebra&t ins @leifses
m;Ii
Grum bin id an. a~Iterserauer Seit
SinubiIo Der g. Jbeit nnb Uerehtigs
lett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
edtbtt ,sas>
3YtshsAa

IS par einmdl ein 3peifub.
Ser iaB auf einem 0reifuS,
Ga fam bernn Elm 8ierfrS.
Ser bate cinen StierflS.
Sa rabm iosleih Der SpeifrS
Sn feline SanS Sen Sreifu6
.lluo idIlug bamit ben gierfnB.
Sap iam entficl Der Stierfub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
flr die liebe 1ugend.


bdi,u nihtS Icrneu unb fir ibr sanSes
Scben buinm blcibeu. Seat cinulol
DC 6anb auf's 9ers. SIR licbcn, fIcis
ncn Scier uno 2cicrinncu nub inat
Gllh icl6it: r&ic itebt's bel mir init
Scr Iufnlcrfiamfcit mdbrene Der
llntcrrid,ts itmnocn2" Scib gcinmmclt,
adltct auf salcs, mas man Gid, ingt
uro bcnfct INNER. Shr gcbet in Die
Shule. I'M fir bns Seben 6u lcrilcl.
- g.. g..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04
sas &edt Der aamcm,

ibr alter 5l ueridipciscn. lit bon Sen,
galanten 8id)tcr Saplor Su ct. Soris
ciner 3eugiu ~9c9eniiber formeQ allz
crfannt lporben. @ir limb gang aui
leiner Scite. Scnsr bcutitc Nidtcr.
Der cine Sannc, iadoem JIG inn ilr
(am8cbliGe5) @eburtsta9siabr arges
9eben. fra8te: ~Sor obcr nad) Gbriiti
0cburt2" mar Gin 8robian.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-04

ncr ion Sur1ie EN- sgntcs shlafmits
tel. Defenders fir altc 2eutc Iein.
Ian ioll Dor Dem Shlafengebcn
cinen gBlofiel &onis in elmer Saiir
boil iiebenbem @diicr cine @eile
fDden nnb banlt tparm trinten.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-03-10
Stock Law Proclamation
THE STATE OF TENS
rpuntv Of Marian

L II L. = L n T. " EMS
County of Marion.
Be 1t Known, that on the l4th day OF
February, 1911. at a regular meeting OF
the Commissioners Court of Marion
County, Texas,a petition was presented
to said Court signed by the required
number of freeholders of the subdivis
ion of Marion County as specified in
said petition. Said petition asking and
praying said Court to order an election
for The purpose of determining whether
or not Hogs, sheep or Goats should be
permitted 10 run at large within the
boundaries of the following desert bed
territory, to.wit:
All of Justices Precinct No in
Marion County, Texas; for more com
plete description Of said Precinct as 10
metes and bounds, see minutes Of
Commissioners Court Of said County.
And the said court having gwen due
consideration TO said petition aud find
ing the same TO comply with the re-
qulremenis Of the law. said petition
was favoFbly acted upon and an elect.
zen was ordered 70 be held al GoOlshy =
~.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-03-10

II Senator Culberron or -omr
noe else had not publicly called
attention to The attempted AT
esncy. there ciu be 90 doubt that
senator Lorrimer would have been
allowed To take s2j 600 out OF thu
Government treasury. The tx
ing Il 1t wtutd have been alip
gethet N Keeping with : ratui
Lsitim.r- ethical standards Hnd
thu grtoiiug 1T il wou q nave hsr-
monized we'll with the Senste's
sense OF fitness. Indeed, the at.
tempt to fitch the people Of this
s25, 900 may be said to coralize
with the spirit that made it possi-
BILE for the Senate to "vindicate'
Senator Lorimer, and if the at
tempt did not succeed, it was not
because majority Of the Senators
were restrained by concienlions
scruples, bu. because they lacked
the courage TO do openly what
they would have been willing to
do surruplitiously. The item
which Senator CulbersUn discOv
cred read: ITO pay William Lori
mer in ishur-ement of expenses
necessarily incurred by him in
defense of his title To seat in the
Senate. s25 GOO" No one knew
whether Lorimer had spent s25,
600 or 81 500, there was, apparent
ly, no itemized bill whatever.
The likelihood is that the S25 600
was intended to pay, not merely
the expenses Of the contest, but
the cost of the votes which put
Lorimer in his seat. Thus having
condoned the bribery by which
Lorim er's election was accom-
plished, it was proposed thai
those who purchased his seat
should be REIN bursed from the
public treasury. Dallas News.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-03-10
SATURDAY. MARCH 25lh 1911,

The above named place being within
the boundaries VI Justices Precinct No.
!. Marion COunty. reEa-.
The sstt election ~ 80 determines
shether Hogs sheep aui Goats shai'
Re permitted o. ran a. large in sait
Justices Precinct. Marion County
Texs.
Public notice - hereby giyen % said
election al time aud place ramcd, sn3
same " ordered % BE- held IA accord
snoe Nith the requirements oi the law
providing for stock lAz elections
Thomls ". Taylor = spraistsi 90
bold the election a. oeolsby's school
House RA LOOMS,
renn;y judge. Marion 60. Tex.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-03-10
Trustees Election Proclamation

A school trustees election for each OF
the six school districts in Marion Coun-
ty for the election Of two school trus-
tees for the schools is hereby ordered
to be held on Saturday, the same being
the lst day of April, 1911,
The TERMS of otfico of the following
of May 1911.
District No. 1, Brown and F
Amox.
District No. 2, Chas Delise and Ed
Dorgan.
District No. 3, G W Brown and T D
Rowell.
District No. 4. ] F Kindred and
Henry Whatley.
District No. 5, DR. w Lake and Nh
Parker.
District No. 6. D d Dodd.
The elaction is ordered to be held at
the places designated as following,
to-wit:
District No. l, II A Minis.
District No. 2 Lasater, G J Simmons
District No. 2, Kellyville, I W Shack
elford.
Distaict No. 8. Jefferson, G A Dou-
gherty.
District No, 3, New Prospect, Il W
Grubbs.
District No. 4, Grange Hall, John
II asty.
District No. A. Lodi, w G Jones.
District No. 5, Smithland, Jim Alb
Files.
District No. 6. Glen Mill, ] W Smith.
District No. 6. Lodwick, f NJ Wood,
The said elections to be held accord
ing to the general election laws of the
State of Texas relating to school trus.
tees elections.
Witness my hand and approval.
Signed at Jefferson. this the list day of
March, 1911.
r A LOOMS,
J,J,o Nax;o, ~
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-03-10

,rrsr U.s.. rsr..I.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-03-10
4 High Grade Blood Purifier.

Go to Allen Urqunart's drug stone
and buy bottle of b, b. b. Botanic
Blood Balm.) 1t will purify and enrich
your blood and build up your weakened,
brokendown system. b. B. b, is guar
anteed to cure all blood diseases and
skin humors, such as
Rheumatism, Eating Sores,
Syphiitic Blood Poison,
Catarrh,
Eczema.
Itching Humors.
Risings and bumps,
Bone Pains,
Pimples. Old Sores,
Scrofula or Kernels,
Superating Sores. Boils, Carbuncles
B, B. b. cures all these blood troubles
by killing the poison humor and ex-
polling it from the system. b. b, b. is
the only blood remedy that can do this
therefore it cures and heals all sores
when all else fails. ST per large bottle,
with directions for home cure. Sam
pie free by writing Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-03-10

bisCs treas, chaps Tmrt
an az guhralthv ran-ifia.. 0f tse .a .n
ate uus' Ehty aal lctrarf frrm coo
loose. Ear a l.s ut nr. Belle A.t..
ssptr ~a.se. "a creams -a.a a..Ie ...T
meat apply as directed aaI r.Hr Hs.r
~ Be- 81, clear as a babes. ara. Irrr
risfs
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-03-10
The State of Texas,
County of Marion


Notice IL hereby gwen shat the under
signed has been appointed by the pro.
bate court of Marion county Texas. az
permanent administrator and has quail.
flied "a such administrator of he estat,
Of A. Fitzgerald, deceased. late Of Ma
rion county Texas, and all pereons
holding claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present the same 10
me for alio~anc. within the time pre-
scribcu by law, and ali persons owing
claims Ia said estate viii pay the same
To me Said letters of administration
we're granted 10 me at the November
term. 1910 Of tn. sAid probate court OF
Marion county Texas. Ny residence
Is the old homestead place in Marion
county Texas and my postoftice address
IL Jefferson Texas. X : u No. q.
~. u. FITZGERALD.
Administrator Of esta,e Of A. fitzgerald
Feb. Is. isil.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-03-10

Scuap usis ~iih an inysstigsii' r
tam 81 uind. lays tisrr at. shoui
900 marriages -s.:s 81 s.uss ia
the civilized world
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-03-10

Ohio broke the record last year
in its coal product, mining 80, 600
900 tons in the II months.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-03-10

Baby won't suffer five minutes with
Group if you apply DR.. Thomas Eclec-
tic Oil at once; acts like magic. Ask
your druggist for it
The evening world., 1911-09-12
FRIENDS OF SULLIVANS
TESTIFY THEIR LOYALTY.
Club Bail to Be Really a Refuta-
ton Of Political ISLANDERS on
West Side.

Great preparations arc being made
by the members ana friends OF the
John L. sullivan Association at No.
il5 Ninth avenue for the ninth annual
ball OF the clup on oct Is at Mauhat-
tan Casino. The Significance of tho
occasion this year Is the opportunity
Tor 'lub members to show their loyalty
to John sullivan and his brothers. Dan.
icl and Thomas. ana to rcbukc tho
f1r'sd NJ falso stories about them and
their club which have boon at work for
several months IN the district.
The SuiIIyaug not only maintain the
club as % social centre for the nelghbur-
hood with two big parties every year.
ono an excursion and another In the
winter, bat have an employment bureau
Tor tho benefit Of the members. They
have not always seemed 90 swing The
votes " their friends as has been de-
manicd ~ them. and recently have be.
come aware that through certain chan
nols Of police Information an effort has
been made TO lay the blame on them for
many disorders OF the middle wes; side.
for instance. Wucn a young man
named Boyle was shot In a light near
the clubhousc. late In July. 1t was given
out with apparent authority that mem
bers Of the sullivan family werc
in the fight. As u fact. two OF them
were out OF tho state. attending to their
contracting business and the third ran
20 the station house as soon as he saw
the newspapers. eager TO give himself
up and be cleared,
within n week. when all three NOM
hers OF the family returned from New
Jersey on the completion OF a contract.
fIgv learned that tho upli.p wpr, 'I,,t-
Ing for them" They went to the sta
ton and found that there was no truth
In the statement.
The members Of tho club lncludco 40
business men who live between Broad
way and tho Hudson River. and who In
tend to make an Indignantly aggressive
effort To show that the S%ulllvans' club
Is not TO be dlscredited by any cam.
paign OF SANDER.
The evening world., 1911-09-12
A|RMAN SENSELESS
IN BIC BALLOON
FOUND ONFARM
Sherman, Who Started Early
Day Flight, Unable to Tell
What Peril He Met.

AUBURN. Me, Sept, En- such
an exhausted condition that he MAS
not able to talk and had to be re-
moved at once to the hospital, II. Il.
\Shearman. who made a balloon ascrn-
sion from pittsnold. Mass. was found
on the farm OF II. -. Estes today.
Estes came upon Sherman. h Was
almost unconscious. when he went out
Z o investigate the presence OF the
huge balloon on his land. Shcarman
could give his name but no more.
He left Plttsneld early to-day In
the balloon Springfield In an attempt
10 break the record for a long dis
lance night. lie planned to roach
Canada and was unaccomranitd. n
distance from Plttsheld to Auburn by
air line is approximately 200 miles.
I Sherman Is President of the Will
A.iams College Aeronautical Society.
: The physicians who examined Shear
man at the hospital said that they
found no evidence OF injury and that
his condition was due entirely to eN-
haustion and exposure. No serious re-
suits are anticipated.
1t is supposed that sherman, who
started out In an attempt to fly TO cam
ada as one of his qualifying trips for
q pilots license. encountered a pro-
nounced current OF cold air at some
point which Slapped his strength.
a strong soutnwesteriy Nina '.ident-
iy carried the Springfield almost In a
bee-llne from Pittsneld 10 Auburn IN
fast time. The city OF Franklin. over
which the balloon passed at $50 A. NJ,
IS almost on "A direct line between Pitts
field and Auburn. At Franklin shear
mar was flying close 10 the ground.
The evening world., 1911-09-12
OFFERS S2,10O,OOO FOR
COLUMBUS CIRCLE SITE.
Property at Sixty-firSt Street
Sought at That Price by
w. K. Hearst.

William Randolph Hearst has offered
% buy for q 100000 the property at
Columbus Circle and Sixty-hrst street.
owned by Miss Frances Hall Park AMI
her aunts. Eliza Mccullough and Laura
H. Jennings. This became known yes
terday. when Supreme Court Justice
Con- appointed the New York Trust
Company AS special guardian for Miss
Park pending n suit in partition should
che not consent to the sale.
Miss Park. who IL seventeen, IL the
only surviving child OF the late Trcnor
Park. who left $500. 900. most #
which she will inherit. She resides
with Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew at No.
~ Avenue du Bots Boulogne. Paris.
She owns one-third OF the Circle prop
erty.
The petition for the appointment OF q
special guardian for Miss Park sets
forth that the property at present
brings In only about $4,000 and that the
aggregate $50. 600 a year.
The evening world., 1911-09-12
She Had Consumption
Was Dying: Now We'll

was Dylngs NOW wei
Eoknah's Alternative Is being used with
success In the treatment Of tuberculosis.
Persons who have taken It improved.
gained weight. exhaustinE night swents
stoppcd. fever diminished. and MANY re-
covered. II YOU nre interested to know
more about T.. We will nut you In touch
with SOM who are now well. You can In
vcstlEate and Judge for yourself. Read OF
Mrs. Converts recovery: Griffin. Ind.
"Gcntlcmcu Thinking that perhaps a
short history % the 'cmarkable cure Of my
mothcrIn-iaw Mrs. Anna Govcrf) might
benefit some other sufferers. | hereby give
the following i's'imouinl. About sent. 10.
1905. stc vas taken sick with catarrhal
Pneumonia. ana continually grew worse,
requiring "a trained nurse. Night swcnts
were 80 bad that It was necessary to
change her clothing once or twice every
night. hrr cough Increased and got 80 bad
that everybody expected that she would
not 1.-Two much longer. The trained nurse
Miss Anna Trlucni Informed me that she
had Tuhorrulesis and nothing could be
done for her In January. when Rev.
william Ilefg Of -. Michael's church. at
shcrcvl'lr. Ind, PREPARED for her death.
he recommended that | ret some Eclman's
Alternative. uud see II IL would not give
hcr some relief ] then requested the at
tending physician 10 give his diagnosis and
he Informed me that she had ConSump-
iion aud was beyond all medical aid
W WON I hShfl II nv lNukH lhdN u Nh'
useless TO try the Alternative. he replied
that so physician could help her any and
| could suit myself about II SO | I'm.
mcdibtely had Rev. William Berg to send
for n bottle. Practically without hope for
recovery. 7 Insisted that she try the Alter
alive, which she did. At the end Of the
FIRST weeks treatment she got so bad that
she refused to take any more of 70. but the
doctor advised her TO keep on taking 10. -
Il was the only thing mat might help her.
am glad 10 say nov that she kept on AMI
goon began to Improve. Now. she works ~
hard az ever. weighs twenty pounds heavier
than she ever did before she took sick,
and Ia In good health. She frankly 1avs
she owes her lie and health to Eckman's
Alternative. We keep IL on hand at all
times and recommend II highly.
assigned AfilaviD JOS. GHlMMER"
Eckman's Alternative Is effective In Bron:
chitis, Asthma. Hay Fever, Throat ana
Lung Troubles and In upbuilding the
,ystem. Does not contain polsons. opiates
or habit forming drugs. For sale By all
IIagsin1n and Ilikor drug stores and other
lending drugglsts. Ask FOR booklet OF cured
cases and write to EckmHn Laboratory.
philadelphia. Pn.. for additional evidence.
The evening world., 1911-09-12
$4,000 IN WEDDING FEES.
Rev. Mr.. BLACKWELL Has Married
lO,s30 Couples In - Years,

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 1.-THE state
ment was made to-day that from we'd
ding fees alone In his twenty-seven
years as rector Of Trinity Episcopal
Church Of this city the Rev. A. Gordon
BLACKWELL has received $50. 600.
The Rev. Mr.. Bakewelrs statistics
show that during his pastorate here ne
has performed 1886 wedding ceremo-
nieS for which he received an average
fee OF Is. He has baptized 1909 babies
and has OBLIGATED at 2.00l funerals.
The evening world., 1911-09-12

the thing.
Miggs-f intend 10. Brown. one Of
your members. TOOK my name only last
week. Hasn't he said anything about H.?
Biggs-No; We don speak to cach
other.
The evening world., 1911-09-12
SWEET EEiLOwsuIp.

Hrnm the i,o~inn Trsnar-irfl
Biggs-You should Join our club. old
man, II only for the good fellowship of