The St. Louis Republic. [volume], October 04, 1903, PART II, Image 20

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THE REPUBLIC: SUND1Y. OCTOBER 4, 1903.
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it. Louis IVojile Are ltrnprrlfully
AsVeil lo Anxirer Tlice Unrnf luns.
Its tliere anything in the evidence of
one's s,ene?
I there anything in tlie lextlinony or
tine's friends?
Can reliance be placed upon statements
from people we know?
Are the opinions of local citizens of
aH- greater moment than thoe of ?lrn-
"Wculii ou sooner believe veop'e II ins
In ntoc far-aiva; place tiian citizens OI
y07 own city?
AVe think not! For home proof can
easly be investigated.
'Jacob Wolfe, eanenle". of Xo. 121
NortJi Ninth street. Third Wanl. St.
I.oui. say.: " hen I first came to St.
Ijitris ltt.rc w-j.. not a itriilet .-iero3 tile
mer: tlire was only a ferry. I hcll'ed
U build tt- Courthouse ner forty jcars
ago. ami -.'oiketl on nearl.i si. tlie oH
liaildingK in the eily. Tl-ere was trot a
rai'road in St. Unit, so a word or two
from me to in-, man frien'Js ami ac
uaintanc vhmtlil -arry considerable
more weight than if I !led. say In the
New Kngla.id StJtej. Mrs. Wolfe and I
Wive had more than one attack of back
ache. Mine wax isot icmnrkably iere.
Wit it u aiMOiiug. Nmicine loan
KMncv Pill;- advertised at 'Wolf-Wilson's,'
corner pixth tre t and Washington ave
nue, indu-rd me to so there for a b x ami
Jlr. V.'olfe and I commenced the treat
ment. If it has net performed absolutely
what is prrmisrd. ir the aition of the
pH wis not a long naj ahead of any
thing we hae ,-ver used. I noti'-il be the
Jn-1 rrstdent in St. I-uut to publicly rec
ommend then.
For sals b all dealer-, l'riee JO cents.
Fisster-Milburn 'o ItuHata. X. Y.. Mile
agent for tre T'niied Sttes.
neiiinlw, the name Doan's ami take
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CURES SICK HEADACHE,
tSHOUl.lt'- .1 tiirrd llVW .'111 c'cai-'-s the
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UBBAKA1VIKEC0.
UKOiAICA.rt.2.
WrW SOOTHING, B&L.IHY OILS.
Cancer. Tumor. Catarrb. Pile. Fistula. Ulcers.
I3cmaandzlISl.inatidWotibr)i.sease!. Write
for Illustrated Book. SentFRlX. Addrsss
DR. BYE. teSSJi Kansas City, Ma
Tct tbt tlnr bit of eruption, if neglected
and alloived to run its course, in apt to dis
jupt the entire system and lnjinedestroy
whatever facial attraction one might
otherwise possest.
Pimples, blackheads, eruptions and all
other unslj;btly,humllU ting disorders af
f ectin p the ftin are gpeedily, permanently
and safely cured.
TUrtrrctr p-ct!caltxpcril)r&blMlB
t9Catmiilcitf(t r?tBltala&lleAitht
Coni under xnr prof enkna! car CUorwriU
JOilN H. WOODBfRY D. U,
306 Mereod-Jjccan), St. Loais, Me.
BUNDED BY PEPPER,
DETECTIVE CAPTURES THIEF.
itflrl Holds on to a Department More
Mioplifter Intll OHleern Come,
to Her Asitnncc. -
Xew York. Oct. . Half-blinded by pep
per, thrown into her eyes by a shoplifter
she bad caught In the act of stealing;
Hose Meenagh, a detective employed by a
Ifg Broadivay department store, .pluckily
held on to her prisoner until L. Ditunan.
another detective in the employ of the
fifm. came to her assistance and hand
cuffed the man.
Tiien Hiss Jleenagh. who Is years old
and pretty, marched the shoplifter back
to the office of the concern, where tie was
searched and goody to the value of 510
Snuid In his jtocketa.
'From letters found on the prisoner, he
is believed Jo be a. member of a well
tnowr. Philadelphia, family. He secured
a "transfer card at -tbe store in tbe name
cr-"i: llorrell. Savoy Hotel." but a -key
in hi;i pocket located him at the Hotel Im
perial, where he was identified as a man
wlio registered there as "J. Gibson ile-
Call or 1'hHodelphia." J-etters on Ids per
ron were signed "Y'our affectionate moth
er." and dated at 'West Pltiladelphia. At
the West Thirtieth street station iis Save
hlF.nami- as J. It. Harrison.
Miss Meenagh observed the man's suspi
cious movements about 4 o'clock In the
afternoon, and following him through the
ttore. saw him secrete several small ar
ticles in his pockets. The attention of
XHttman was called to him. and as ilcCall
was about to leave", the store Miss Slee
nagh approached him and said:
"Kxcuse me. sir., but, will vou step back
into the store for a minuter
"I don't know you miss." said the man.
"That doesn't anake -any difference," In
terposed Uittman. "You are -under ar
rest." '
The man stepped luit-k ouickly. and
drawing a bbx from his pocket, began
hurling pepper at the two dctecthes.
Dittman saved himself by throwing up
his arm. JHss ileenagh caught several
dashes of the pepper in her eyes. but.
springing forward, grasped th- arm of
the man and hcld him while Uitlman
snapped tlie handcuffs-on his wrists.
When the man was searched, socks,
handkerchiefs and trinkcts'were found In
his pockets, together with several articles
which looked as though they had been
taken from a hotel.
After he had been Identified at the Im
iMal. the man was locked up at the
West Thirtieth Street Station. He refused
to make any statement.
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Grocers almost universally report the Sale of Epe-O-Sce
larger than that of all other Flaked Wheat Foods combined.
There is a reason for this: The consumer finds that it is the
-same wcirrht package that ordinarily retails for 15 cents, and
that the quality is much superior, that it
The largest food mill in the
.devices, enabUs us to produce
ljvcight at this tower price.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
Flf vmtr ernn(r rloriR not knnn It.
and wo will send you
Address all communications to
Battle Creek
DAYLIGHT THIEF
STRIKES JEWELER.
Cliailes D.ilnuT IJnkily Atl iiipl"
Koliberv in the Fort'iimni. IJan:
murinj: Victim With I'isiol.
BOTH FALL INTO SHOW CASE.
Xoisi Attracts roliii'in.ni. lio.
With Aid offl'wo Citizens. Clo
tures Koliher Uc-pite His
Thieatb to .Sitocit.
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Xew York. Oct. 3 Jacob FcinlierK. a
jeweler, of Xo. "jHCk.M)j avenue. l-iiK
Inland City, came near loyJn; liK life
T.hlle defendiiiir Ids piopertv asaint a
thief, nlio lieat him Into uncoiisciousness
nlth the Imtt of "a UIk rcvuler.
The man nau captured after a Ushi
with a. iMtHccman and two citizens.
FcinberR was restored to ciHirH-kU!in--s
afteV considerable effort. Ha told tin
police a remarkable talc of the attempt
at daylight -robber)'- He said tlrat short
ly after 10 o'clock Ills assailant, who uas
fashionably clad, entered his store, nhith
is on Lous Island City'.-, busiest street, a
block from the Ikirouglt Hall, and asked
to see an engagement ring.
Feinberc placed a tray containing thrc
diamoml rings on the slmw case. Then
he came from behind the counter to
close the door which the rospecti e cus
tomer had left -open.
COXFKOXTE1) WITH TISTOU
"Hold up your hands, or I will blow
out your brains." said the- man. 1-vin-berg's
hands-went n-
"Xow open the safe!" commanded the
stranger, holding a pistol i Fcinbcrg's
face. . . , ,
'Take all llie jenejr;' ' sicht if 'j.
will." vrid KeinlMTf;. si. won't open
th safe. Take it and go out!
The high.wMman adtfanceil -closer to
Fcinbcrg. '
"Open tjiat Sije!', lie cried, but Fein
berg grappled with hint instead.
Hnuud and round lh sho the iair
fought like mad men. Feinlrerg using ii
IWts and the robber striking with the r. -volver,
afraid to shoot lest the report
sliould alarm pedestrians on the street.
They bai ked into Ji show cas anil ffll
with it Fcinliorg was on the Ixittom. and
as the stranger regained hist feet h dean
the jcwelr a 4ernti' Itbiw on th leiuitl
with .the. revolver, i'dnbtrg fell in a lnap
on the fio.
HIS lt-AHK SHIT OFF.
The robber made for tlie back door, but
It wa-" lockeiL He started to the front,
but the fSll of the broken glass had at
traded Policeman -.James McCHL who
faced the robber on the sidewalk- Then
the thief dattrd hack Into the shop. dr u
his reiolver anu snore he noald siiooi th.
tirst to-cmcr.
Tno vitlzens joined,. the ptlicemaii. who
dnn Mr? revolver." -aiW the three" oir
powered the .man-. At 'the poliwv station
he said lhat he uas Charles Dahnei.
ears old, of Xo. &f tlay street. I'hiladel
pliia. "You rton'l.Jije -injfhiladcJplHa'now,"
said Captain Coonei. "I have seen you at
-th race track" manj" tlnles thfii summer."
ua liner then said that he was born in
Philadelphia, but that he lived at present
at Xo. 7 West Forty-ninth street, Man
hattan. He was sent to the Brooklyn detectives
for' photographing. '
Tills hold-up was the fourth in I.ong
Island City within tlie.paeUthrte iveeks.
but this is tbe first capture.
The police, 'say lhat-bup for the breaking
of the -show case Felnberg might hae
becndlled Ja Ws rtort.-' J ..:". .
Hotel 'Empire .Modern Tbroncbuni.
Among the-' numerous fine liolels for,
wh(ch,Xew- -York ss. noted, there is. "fitr
hap?. none which, Is better qualified than
the Hotel Empire. dlxt -third street and
1 'road way. to supply all the needs of a
family w ho,v Iihlos tuWsIt the city, are
looking loKUte-omfori.ot a borne. The
location is IjSiirmlng ana front Jtall part
of the'cUy-Bnay be eatjtlyvreVchea. either
by the elevaicd. road or any of the hamer
us lines of surface cars which ia" the
door. The hotel Itself Is modem and up
to date:, the rodms.rc-lftr;tiin(l fitted up
In the est of taste.1and Tjoth tlie service
and table are all that can be desired. A
desirable feature is a reading-room and
library for the use of guests, where are
to be found the standard magazines, week
lies and dailies of tills countrjvas well
as many from Europe and Canada. Un
like some other or onr "hotels. Its patrons
can be accommodated, here at 4 .reasonable
cost, and -any. oBe"who lntend coming "to
Xew York will -do" "wen W wit tot- de
scriptive circular and rates.
FRIGHTENED TO DEATH
BY THE SEVERE STORM.
Xew York. Oct. I. Albert SpoerrL S3, of
No. ZXi Wret One Ilundreil and Thirty
third street. -was 'taken suddenly 111 while
fishing Uh a party of friends. In 1V1
ham Bay. a'nd dted "shortly after beihe
landed at Xew Dotks mad. -He had been
suffering for some time with heart trouble.
His -physician: irocsor isauon- Aora
bamson. otXo.f2-.Wes,t One Hundrail and
Twenty-sixth street, said probably the
excitement of -the storm had -brought on
the end for .Spoerxi.
Bound for Teiait
If-so, homiseekerfi" tickets at greatly re
duced rates on sale each first and third
Tuesday in each month.
Come via Dsnison or Fort Worth and
the Houston and "Texas Central Itailroad.
Good connections with all lines and takes
you through the best of Texas.
More trains, quickest time and best serv
ice between Xorth and South Texas.
HOMESICK DOG MAKES
A HUNDRED-MILE TRIP.
"Boston. Oct. 3. After .a lourney of more
than W miles, an Irish setter belonging
to J. "N". iloreton of Garfield avenue, Jlcl
ford. returned home yrsterday.
He was.taken to Durham. X- H.. by llr.
Moreton a week ago. to remain until
Thanksgiving. Becoming homesick, the
animal undertook the return trip to Med-
fnnl was mm?nl(i liv a friend nf Mr.
Jloreton's and taken to "him.
for
-world, with all labor-saving
a superior product of full
THE GREEN PACKAGE.
nnnrl tin hla namn nnrl in nnnta
a packages, prepaid.
Breakfast Food Co.. Quincr. III.
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ISp55S3!5?' "v s$xP$b ftKa B " i
1 '15 V:V'W &
CARPETS, RUGS, UGE CURTAINS,
Ingrain "arjets. heavy
weight. rl.-liei colorings,
regular prut- -Tic; IQn
ale Price lOll
Heavy Wool-Filled Ingrains,
line uearing quality, recu
l.ir prl-e tv. OC.
Sale Price Jb
Ist super-quality All-Wool
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insrain i arpeis. regular
prirf i jr.
Sale Prli-e
.30c
ieet,
lty;
Dinner Sets, complete, 100
pieces soups, vegetables, etc.
best grade Orinoco China-
this week
special.
$4.75
GASH OR CREDIT
ijt$ 4'7S
LEADER TO HOME AND HAPPINESm -ALWAYS
READY TO HELP.
BRIE RESCUE OllilTLYlifT
MOTHER AID BABY, WANTED "DOLLY,"
! 1
Teiiiint of a Itlaziii? Hoii.-l' Itisk
-'HiKff to Krin Thciu
a; :
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Otirin Safety.
HE THEN FALLS UNCONSCIOUS.
ratioliuan.ilk'iit on Same Darin;:
Krrautl, Finds SuiTor.i'ting
Jlan and Carries Him
From Dauber.
Xetr York, 'Oct i Fire In the four
story building, Xo. 370 Third avenue,
brought out two acts of heroism, when a
tenant and a policeman rlked suffocation
to save an Invalid mother and her child.
That both rescuers and rescued are alive
and uninjured was due to daring and en
ergetic work.
On the ground floor of the building is
a cigar Mure; six families live In the three
upper stories. The tire started. It Is su
poeed. from spontaneous combustion In a
room in the baMmenU Dense volumes of
black smoke quickly filled the entire
structure, and sent the tenants hustling
Into the street for safety.
On the third floor lives Mrs. J. I-avln.
who was lying in her bed with her day
old baby. Her husband nas away at the
time. Across the hall live two brothers.
Kdward J. and William Blngley. When
they were driven out by the smoke they
thought or the suffering woman and her
child. Leaving their own rooms by a
rear -window, they made their way along
the Are" escape to Mrs. Lavln's side of
tlie house. Her room was rilled with
smoke and she was crying for aid.
Gdnard llinglcy entered the room,
picked up Mrs. Lavin and struggled back
wltn hej- tifthe window, where his brother
took her and carried her along the tire es
cape to the-adjoining building. Kdward
went bark for the baby and managed lo
get tactile .window and hand tbe tiny In
fant to his brother. Then be fell uncon
scious lntkle the window.
Koundi-man Casey of the Kast One Hun
dred" and'-Twenty-slxth Street Station, on
dutyin-the-'street. heard from tenants
that womanand her baby were still In
the Jjoow. Although the hallway was
Milling, heran up the two flights of stairs
to Mrs. L,ivln's tUyy and burst in the door.
Ulngley was lying on the floor. Cai-cy
drugged .him nut to the fire escape, where
the alr.soon revived him.
During the lire Mr. Valdes. proprietor of
tho cigar Flore. lot a box of papers and
Jeuclry valued at $3.0.
ALLIGATOR SHOWED FIGHT.
.Critto Resisted Transfer to His
Winter Tank.
Xew- York. Oct. 3. Bound with ropes,
from which they struggled desperately to
escape, sixteen alligators In the menagerie
In Central Park were transferred to win
ter quarters. Critto. the largest alligator
1-1 the loo. was rebellious during the en
tire Journey from the outdoor tank to the
lion house and. using his tall as a weapon,
forced Ihe keepers to keep a respectful dis
tance. Sleepy ind apparently Indifferent, the
larger alligators iM no attention to Wil
liam Snyder and other keepers ihen they
c-ntt-red the tank and began placing the
'nu'l vaurians in lags. Then the keepers
returned to mov Ine large alligators.
Snyder sjcceedd in fasienlng ropes
about Critto, and tlie Journey to the lion
Ikwo liegnn. When he had been dragged
almut halt the distance Critto swept his
tail about so rapidly that the keepers nar
rowly escaped the blows. When he had
become exhausted he was dragged Into
tbe lank, cr.tto Is about nine tret Ion.
MONEY BUYS A LOT
The pieces that remain from a
season of successful selling will
jjo now at quick-moving prices.
The finest Carpets qualities
untouched, but quantities lim
ited. Yoii must he amnnp" the
first comers or take second or third choice
Finest Tapestry Hrussels
Canx'ts. cxqullte colorincs.
regular price He. JCn
Sale l'riee .rOG
Heavy Velvet Carpets, deep
pile, rich patterns, regular
Sale Price OUC
All these goods In from 1 to
!9 yard lengths.
Itoxbury Brussels Itugs. ?xll
Axmlnster Rugs. 9x11 feet, of
marvelous beauty; 01 "JC
now only y&li lu
Wilton Velvet Hug. 9x11
feet, all new 97 OK
patterns Jtl 1OJ
Fine Renaissance Patterns of
Iace Curtains. S- yarH
long, regular price was U;
1 and S and 3 pairs of pat
terns left; P Cfl
Sale Price IiOU
superior quai-r I 7c
now only..
.- Vl"ti I w
Bench Wringer handiest thing
in the hone laundry well made
5 years jmrantet rollers
tee rollers
$3.98
all pure rubbe:
Monday
only.
THE ONLY McNICHOLS
Lit f U Girl Crushed by Wagon
Forgot l,ninv" When Stranger
Promised Xew Toy. .
SLIPPED' COIN IN HER HAND.
As Hospital Surgeons Labored in
Vain and ChildVLife Lblwd
She Pleaded for
Doll.
P.EI'UHUC SrBCf AI
Xew York. Oct. 3. "Can't I get the
dolly first?" pleaded little Annie Jedllcka.
as the ambulance horse wns driven at a
run on the chance that the girl's life
mlgnt be saved by an Immediate opera
tion. '
She had been run over by a heavy
wagon In front of her home at !o. 130$
Avenue A. near East Seventy-third street
While she lay In the street bravely bear
ing the pain a stranger had pressed a
quarter into her little hand "to buy a
dolly with."
"I war.t my dolly." she murmured to
the hospital surgeon, who was urging the
driver to speed tbe faster, for there was
only the barest chance that the girl could
live, and every Instant unUl she was on
the operating table counted.
"And I'll hae rcy dolly, won't IT." were
her last words before an anaesthetic was
administered.
Still clutching the quarter when she re
gained consciousness, she died a little later
and death hardened her clasp upon It.
When Doctor O'Hanlon, Coroner's phy
sician, performed Jn autopsy tho'coln was
still In the little fingers. The hospital
surgeons told him the story and the
money wa left where It was found.
"Annie will have her dolly." wept the
child's mother. "1 have one which will
be burled with her to-morrow."
BOY'S HEART SHIFTS AND
DOCTORS ARE PUZZLED.
Child Kail. Oft a AVasnn and Vital
Orjran l Dislocated Physicians
l'ind It Trrlce A'ormal Size.
r.BtTBI.K- SPECIAL.
Xew Tork. Oct. 3. James Degrott, the
9-year-old son of rostman Degrott. Is in
Memorial Hospital with a dislocated heart
and Is attracting much attention. The
child Is chicken-breasted, and his chest.
Instead or being flat, protrudes about six
Inches.
A few days ago James fell off a wagon.
This mornln-r ho found great difficulty In
breathing, and his mother took him to
the hospital, where he was examined by
the resident physician, who could not tell
what was the matter. ....
Other doctors were called In. but all pro
nounced the case out of the ordinary,
when the boy himself helped thera out by
saying that his heart felt peculiar.
It was then discovered that the apex of
the heart was six Inches from where it
should be. It had moved to the right side.
The heart Is also greatly enlarged, twin
twice its natural rUe
The physicians pronounce the case the
strangest thev have ever witnessed.
An operation will 1" neccssnry. and It is
feared that the boy's life cannot be saved.
DYING MAN FIRES SIGNAL
Hunter Is Killed by Charge From
His Own Gun.
nnrcBuc special I
New York. Oct. 3. While out squirrel
fcunUns William Case, eon of Peter Case,
c i 9 w
PORTIERES.
Fine, delicate effects In firh
net, ruffled and mixed
grades of high-price Cur
tains, lot of ICO pairs, were
CIO ano Jt; your CI QO
choice OliuO
Elegant Porftcres In red,
green, blue, brown and
gold, w oven out of wool and
warp a guaran- 0 OK
teed OZO Portiere.. ..$iZ0
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Credi
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CATALOGUE FREE.
Out-of-town buyers for cash can fur
nish their homes complete from our
catalogue and save V per cent on their
purchases. Catalogues in live colors -S01
different pieces of furniture free. Write
for It to-day.
who lives about three and one-halt miles
irom Benton, was accidentally shot In the
side, llr lived but a short time after the
accident. Case was not far from his
home when the accident happened. The
trigger of his gun caught In the brush atl
the entire contents of the gun went Into
bis side. After being shot be had suffi
cient presence of mind to fire the gun four
times In rapid succession, and these re
ports, added to his cries for help, were
heard by Henry Smith. He lived Just long
rnough to tell Smith how tbe accident
happened. He was about 7! years of age
snd Is survived by his widow.
IMPRISONED EAGLE'S FIGHT.
Resists Attempts to Capture It
and Has to Be Shot.
nnrcnur srKciAL.
Waukesha. Wis.. Oct. 3. A large golden
eagle measuring seven feet four Inches
from tip to tip or the wings, was killed
by TUndolph Hllller, a farmer, residing
In the town of Xe Berlin, after a fight
with the bird, which he did not come out
of without numerous scratches and
wounds
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W Sale Ten Million Boxes aYear.
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A Continued Story
The story of "Sir Kniht" success isa
continuedstory of real merit and its quick
recognition. The
Shoe deserved your favor and got it. Advertising can
only call attention to its good points. For instance :
There are 12 different styles, fashioned on lines of
grace and ease from the latest models. Each last is
anatomically correct. But that is not all: Bench shoe
makers, using leather inspected by six experts, put
the "Sir Knight" together. The result is that
(Ccstiascd la ssr aext).
The shoe, shown is die Arena Toe, the latest addition to the
Sir Knight family. Fist sole, full outside rring, Mllirxry heels.
If your dealer does not carry "Sir Knight" write and send
ns $4.00 by postal order or registered mail, and we will see
that you get them.
Btisrtlftd Booklet of Styles free
Vrfu loroirtrt Vwl f ska irjlrtt ! free ta lay ttimt.
f We will I stai bentUtl pkw amp " auitr, rudy tor
tnalif, for 14 etsu I itmp.
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This stovo is guaranteed In etery par
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ilanktfs, Gomferts,
10.6-1022-1024 MARKET STREET.
While seated at the supper table, HUIIcr
heard a commotion among the poultry.
Thinking a weasel was attacking his
chickens, be seized his hat and ran toward
the barn. Proceeding to the chicken yard,
he was amazed to see a huge bird Im
prisoned In the wire netting which sur
rounded the space apportioned to the poul
try. On the ground lay several fowls
which had been killed. The farmer recog
nized the Invader as an eagle, and. run
ning to the barn, secured the neck-yoke
of a wagon standing there and returned
to the Inclosurc, where he attacked the
bird. Th- eagle put up a great fight, and
Hllller was badly scratched by the bird's
claws. By being beaten In the face by
the bird's huge wings he was unable to
approach close enough to cope with his
antagonist, and he decided to change the
plan of action. Itunning to tlie house, he
secured a rifle, and with two shuts killed
the bird.
Xot until he brought it to the city this
morning did he know that it was known
as the .golden species, lit stated that he
had attributed late thefts of poultry to
chicken hawks and that this was the first
eagle he had ever seen in this part of the
country. The bird was taken to Milwau
kee, where it will be mounted.
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5
Rheumatism
Cured Through
the Feet.
Jackson Alan Discovers an Exter
nal Cure by Analyzing Foot
Sweat. Cures Nine Out
of Ten in Jackson.
Try It-FREEI
Any one van try without paying a cent
the famous Magic Foot Drafts, which
always bring comfort and almost always
permanently cure Rheumatism, cither
chronic or acute, no matter how sovere.
Hundreds of thousands of pairs of Drafts
hate been sent on approval all over tho
world anil the makers are still sending;
them to every sufferer they can hear of.
Send your iwmo to-lay You get tho
Drafts by return mull If yon are fully
satisfied with the help they give you. then
you can send ONE UOI.LAU. It not, kep
your money Yoit decide.
.
Sixty-eight per cent of the nitrogen of
the foot sweat drawn out through tho
great foot pores and absorbed by Magic
Foot Drafts is in the form of the poison
I'RHA. the basic cause of Rheumatism.
The poison Is drawn out la exceedingly
small particles, but the Drafts work 21
hours a day. slowlv but surely, and when
the cure Is once effected. It Is permanent,
for the cau? of Rheumatism has been
removed. The Drafts are comfortable.
safe and sure. Don't surrer needlessly.
You are not risking a penny and the
chances are nine out of ten that th
Drafts will cure you. as ther nave so
many thousand of cases. Just like yours.
llr' y. N". Potter ot Shelton. Conn
writ' s: "I was a poor, miserable object
when I flrrt applied the Drafts. Xow I
bless the day I heard of them."
It would take you many weeks to read
the grateful letters of cured old rheumat
ics from every land on earth to th
makers of Magic Foot Drafts. Try them
jourself. Write to-day to the Magic Foot
Draft Co.. T 4 Oliver bulletin. Jackson.
Mlch Tor a pair of Drafts free on ap
proval. Valuable booklet for rheumatics
r'so free. Send no money only your
name
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