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THE TRIBUNE
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Thi helv -sn tit the future will t
Ir.own, pcibapi, h ft rare aud radium
maiden.
Thre'n ft wbola bunch f tia mining
to be generous at the expense of
somebody else.
A Mil has boon Introduced st Wsh
Inton providing for c't m money. No
more fikhy lucre.
It it in true that crinoline la going
to )4 revived, 11 luiii-t li Cat golf !
fining out of fttnYn.
At 4i one wish to jrew old grace
fully la chiefly mado up of an earn
est desire not to grow fat.
One means of checking the spread of
the dia.rce mania would be to put
curb on the tasty marriage craze.
Some mm display a total lack of
Interest In a cat show who often have
at up ail eight feeding the kilty.
At least Japan must be credited
with a resolute effort to keep looking
at the silver lining of iia war cloud.
It was not James Lane Allen, the
novelist, who struck the ll.'SO.OOO
til well in Texas. Too xnl to be
true.
J. D. Rockefeller Jr., says that If
you live long enough you are bound
to win, a remarkably profound state
ment. The doings In Cripple Creek remind
one of old times. But poor Bret
Harte Isn't here to write them up
properly.
It Is Indignantly denied that Colom
bia is eager to possess the pen with
which the Panama Junta signed that
canal treaty.
When Dr. Hiilis predicts that In fifty
years the women "will be" smarter
than the men, doesn't be know that It
Is no compliment?
A Washington paper believe that
Adam owned the first talking machine,
but Adam never said ft word until Eve
arrived and began it. ,
Africa is being ravaged by the "sleep
irg tlckneas," the malady being even
more acute there than it Is In the
United States senate.
Mrs. Laagtry found herself fascinat
ed by the "splendid vice" and "un
couth masculinity" of Chicago. Think
ot that for a Jersey lily!
The author of the song, "The Last
Farewell." says he can't understand
how Patti came to accept and ting it.
I'erbapa ihe title pleased her.
A bald-beaded man lu Missouri Is
ruing for a divorce because bis. wife
compelled him to sit on the front stoop
all summer to keep the flies out ot the
house
As nsual at this time of year, the
more one looks at the literature in the
Christmas uiasatines the more one is
rMsposed to admire the truly beautiful
pictures.
The whole number of pieces ot
stamped pajer sold by the poatoffice
'ant year u 7.0:4.W2,795. This coun
try pays a big stamp tax now without
complaint.
A New York preacher became the
father of triplets a few days ago. If
be can go oa preaching peace on earth
now it will have to be admitted that
lie's a wonder.
There is renewed talk of shortening
, the college course. Hut how can an
e i pert football player succeed In doing
in three year what he Is expected to
do In tour years?
It is with a sense of regret we note
that 1-ady Coosuoce Mackcoxle hat
come to hunt the Mexican wild bug
instead of the American species, which
we could spar to easily.
Mrs. Ok'!' Hot-let says she is d'.s-
gtiHted with America, and will in fit
ture make her home tu Europe.. Him
has not decided, however, to rcfuan
to touch auy mure filthy American
lucre.
Commander Robert K. I'eary, who
In June m-it begins his farewell tour
to the north pole, says: "I shall not
take my wife with me." Now, per
haps Mrs. IVary wouldn't put it in
just that way.
The New York artit who left dlrec
tlona in his will that one of his friends
should look over his paintings and de
stroy all the bad ones evidently picked
out the right man. The friend tays
that all of them are good.
It has been practically decided that
those wind shields and paced records
will not be admitted as regular, but
villi have to g.t into a clans by them
selves. That's right, give Father Time
a miwtre deal. Just u he gives every
body feise.
Possibly the teachers who advocate
phonetic spelling are Inspired by th?lr
failure to turn out good spellers with
the present fad methods of teaching
that branrh. In the old aayt or spell
ir.g down aud ivaving oa head
liter wre tew com plain la.
SLAYS FAMILY
CtCVELANO TATHEP; ENDS LIFE
OF EACH MEMBER IN TURN.
KILLS K!S MFE WHILE SHE SLftFS
Thtn Catches Hit Aon and tends Bul
let to Hit Brain- Over-comet Strug
gles of 8 Vr-Old Daughter and
Kills Her Youngest Child Mur
dered Before He Awakeno.
CLEVELAND .- (Special ) Honor
TV. IVrby. machinist. !out 5, extor
minuted Ma family Sunday by shoot
ing his wife, hi three children and
then himself. Tho crime Is believed
to have been due to despondency over
the Impoverished condition of the tam
ily puree and the near approach of
Christmas.
The crimes were extraordinary in
their thoroughness and evidently there
was no mishap in their enactment.
The wife was killed first while deep
Ing at her husband's side in bed; two
of the children were killed as they
ran hither and thither through the
hou&e in the darkness of early morn
ing, endeavoring to escape their merci
less parent. The third child was
killed in Ita bed after its elder brother
and sister had been killed.
Derby had been down town as late
as II o'clock Saturday night ostensibly
shopping, but In alt probability getting
ammunition for his revolver. When he
got home his wife and be talked with
a neighbor who had lieen calling, over
the approaching festival. Derby
seemed pale and nervous. Shortly af
ter his arrival at home the neighbor
left and the Derby family went to bed.
The crime Is believed to have been
committed about 4 o'clock Sunday
morning. Mrs. Derby was shot, to!
death in bed, two bullets having been
fired Into ber forehead and a third,
probably fired after the children had
been exterminated, in the back ot the
neck.
Mrs. Derby probably was killed dur
ing sleep. The expression on her face
waa calm and peaceful. Two of her
children, however, probably bad a
struggle with their infuriated parent.
becaure they had been awakened by
the noise of the revolver being fired,
and sought to escape him, but without
avail. '
Harold's body was found lying in a
pool ot blood In the kitchen and that
of Alice in the dining room, with her
face to the floor and a bullet in her
breast
Harold may have been chased by
hi father, as there was evidence of
flight in the manner in which the fur
nishings of the kitchen were thrown
about. From the location of the bul
lets in his head, the boy evidently was
caught by his father In a strong grasp
and held while the weapon was placed
against the tittle fellow's forehead and
(he bullet fired Into his brain. Also
there was evidences ot a struggle on
Alice's part.
The last of the children to die was
Thomas, sged 5. He had remained In
bed, probably stilt aeleep, and also re
ceived bullets Into his head, dying in
tantly.
After the extraordinary crimes had
been committed, the perpetrator of
them went Into the bedroom where
tis wife had tcn killed, and, tying
down at her side, fired a bullet into
his own brain, and died at his wife's
side.
A number of poolroom race checks
were found about the house, showing
that Derby had been trying bis luck on
betting.
The first knowledge of the crime
waa communicated in a letter 'STitteu
by Derby Saturday to a friend who
lived not far away, and which waa
sent him ty special delivery. The
letter was to the effect that when It
had been received the Derby family
would be dead.
When the friend hurried to the
bouse all that had neon promised was
teen to have been fulfilled.
DIES AT 10S YEARS.
Oldest Woman In Massachusetts Had
Rcmarkablt Carter,
WOftCESTEIL MAfSt. (Special.)
Mrs. Honoretta War. I, nil of Webster U
dead In the Worcester hospital for the
Insane at the age of 1'Ij years 4
months and IX days. 8b was be
lieved tn be the oliWt woman In Mu
rhnpii and wsa a reiNi'.,l.l char
acter. Horn In I'olaud Ausiut . ITS.
she enjj)ed as a yo'ir.g woman Iwith
wrallh and UkU poMtloti. I.ft a
widow nearly sixty years ao with
great wealth at ber command, she de
voted herself to distributing her en
tire f'rtiune to the poor. he bad
liv- with a son at W l.M.-r for more
tl an a score of years. Six years urn'
she developed a mania for waTXInc by
iilj.lt and by day. and eventually had
to be put in tie Worcester boxpital
under restraint.
Farmer Clubbed to Death.
GREELEY. NEU. (Special.) Chat
Woodward, a well todo farmer living
near here, wts clubbed to death fc'n!i;r
day, aud Edward Hurloy is under ar
rest, charned with the crime. Wood
ward, while in a saloon, became In
volved In a quarrel with Hurley's fate
er. The two men stepped outsldd to
settle It. and young Hurley followed
Woodward's dead and hrulixd body
was found a few moment's later. There
were no witnesses to the tighL The
oroDt-r will hold an Inguett.
CAUGHT BY A "OUJCR."
Mystery rf Thefta st Brown Unlvef
s.ty Has Been Solved.
ritOVIDKNt'K, It. lHwlal
Poker 'la!nR niinuut slii.b'nls f
Blown university hsx bnl to tho arrest
of Ralph K. Bancroft, of Htoiieham
Mass., on Ihe chiirn of larceny. lie
was put on probation after the cann
was heard, but has hern dismissed
from the university. .Members of the
faculty declare) that the card playing
which involved Bancroft did not take
place In tho college buildings,
Kver since the college year opened
Hlutlents who patronise lh swimming
pool bad bet-n losing money and other
valuables. In the most mysterious
manner wallets tllsnpcared from the
clothing. Suspicion narrowed down
to Uancroft, but as ho had led au ex
emplary life and was a leader In re
liglous meetings. It was hardly thought
that he could be the thief.
Various traps were set, but none
proved effective until Saturday after
noon, when an electric bux.er was
r!(;ged In the office. At the other end
of the wire was a pocketbook. Bac-
croft was left alone In the locker room
and a few minutes later the alarm
sounded. A marked bill, which had
been placed In the pocketbook, is al
leged to have been found In Bancroft's
shoe. He confessed that he had per
petrated the long rertoa of thefts, the
proceeds of which ranged from small
change up to $:r, and declares his
looses at cards had drawn him into
trouble.
THE HUTCHINSON SATE.
Arrlvet at Buffalo From Trip Through
the Ice.
M'FFALO. N. Y. (Special.) The
steamer J. T. Hulehlnon, t aptain
Smith, which left Detroit on Thursday
for this port, arrived here Sunday un
der ber own steam. The Hutchinson
was on the rocks off Keweenaw point,
ljike Superior. Her trip, a record
breaking one through the ice to De
troit, was resumed on Thursday, when
she sailed from that port, aeeotnpanfed
by two Ice breakers which convoyed
her to clear water in I-ake Erie.
During the voyage her own pumrs
and two additional ones placed aboard
at Detroit were kept constantly at
work, four of her compartments be
ing filled with water. She carries a
cargo of 150,000 bushels of flaxseed.
Every craft and plant with steam up
gave her a hearty welcome as she en
tered Buffalo harbor at 7 o'clock.
DON'T UNDERSTAND THE RAISE.
The Lackawanna Coal Wage Scale a
Puxiler.
WILKES BARE. PA. (Special.) The
Delaware. Lackawanna Western
Coal Company will pay Its employe 7
per cent advance on the sliding scale
for December, and this is puxxling
some of the mine workers, who do not
know whether It meana a drop In the
scale for the current month or not.
Since the sliding scale went Into ef
fect this company has computed the
advance due the miners in advance of
the official figures of Charles H. NellL
and paid the men the Increase during
the month it was earned.
The other companies have waited
and paid the increase in the following
month after the official computation
was made.
1,000 PASSENGERS IN PERIL.
Grounded Steamer Finland In Danger
ous Position,
FLl'SHING, HOLLAND. (Special.)
The Red Star line steamship Finland,
which ieft Antwerp at noon Saturday
?-j7 New Y'ork aud later ran ashore
near Nleuwensluls, lies tu a dangoruui
position.
The weather It foggy.
The Finland has a thousand passen
gers on board.
The vessel waa going sixteen knots
an hour when the grounded. An at
tempt was made Sunday afternoon to
float her. but it was unsuccessful.
Later, lighters got alongside the Flo
land and took out ber cargo. The ki
U calm, with light win.ta.
Shoots Wife and Himself.
CHICAGO I Hpeclal W hile erased
with Ihiuor Sunday, Frd Pflugradl, a
machinist, shot and kilted his wifu
and then committed suicide. Mrt. I'flu
mailt was lying sick In bi with li'ir
week old baby, when, without a word
of warning, ber husband stag wred Into
the room aud o-nvl fire. The woman
was shot twice, lu the left fide, and
lived but a few minutes. rfiiiKardl
then shot hltiielf in the heart. ThJ
child was uninjured.
Boy Operator at Fault.
DK8 MOINES. IA - (Special ) The
coroner's Jury luvcatiKatlni: tho cause
of the wreck on Him Milwaukee road
near Adel last Sunday in which three
lives were lout, baa fixed the renpoi.si
blliiy. They held the wreck was duo
to the rarelesxness of D. Sleutur. tho
IT year-old telegraph M-rator at C!le,
who falb-d to carry mil Ihe Instmr
Hons of the dispatcher at Ws Moines
lu the delivery of the orders.
He Killed an Officer.
BAN QCKN'TIN. CAU (Special.
Burt Km was hanged Friday In (he
state prison here for the murder of
io puty Sheriff W. I. Ward, of Sar
fi'.eso county. Ross, who bad been
luniiitni of burglary in Sun Do-go.
waa being brought to the ix-iiiteniur)
by Ix p.ity Ward on a coast steamer
At Port Hartford. Host struck the of
(le.tr a mortal wound. H was con
Vict ed and tenteuced to death. In;
made a long fight for life, clalmlnx
that bis intention was merely to st'io
Ward.
LAND FRAUDS
WEALTHY REAL ESTATE MAN AR
RESTED IN WASHINGTON.
J. A. BFHSCH ACCUSED CF UH3 FRAUD
Bribery Is the Charge Mads Said to
Hvt Paid r0O to t Government
Clerk Wanted Information as to
Investigation of Land Frauds That
la In Pregreas.
WASHINGTON. (Special.) John A.
ileweon, a wealthy San Kraticlci real
tate operator charged by the ltitrior
epaitment with beltiR the head ot the
alleged land fiauda extending ovtr a
ik'xen Western states and territories
to which Secretary Hitchcock referred
vigorously and at length in his an
nual report, was arrested here Friday
at the VVillard hotel by Secret Bervlce
Officer John A. llurna just as ho
preparing to leave the city for New
York.
The charge on which the arrest was
made was bribery, it being alleged lu
the affidavit of Mr. Burns and In the
warrant that Benson bad patd 5'V to
Woodford D. Harlan, formerly chiel
of the special aervice division of the
keueral land office and now a clerk in
that office on March IS of this year,
for the purpose of extracting from tlin
Information regarding the Investiga
tion of his operations at that tim be
ing made by the land office.
The warrant was Issued by foiled
Slates Commissioner Auaon 8. Taylor
and an soon as Benxon bad been ap-
psehended by Officer Burnt he was
taken before Commissioner Taylor.
He wished to have a preliminary hear
ing of bia case postponed and the date
for such hearing waa fixed at Monday,
December 2S. He gave bail for bis ap
pearance on that date, when the gov
ernment attorneys will ak to have
him held for the grand Jury.
The statement was made by tn of
ficer of the government to-night that
the information obtained regarding the
alleged conspiracy Implicates a num
ber of persons at present employed in
the interior department at Washington
and elsewhere. Numerous arrests are
expected to follow that of Benson In
short order, aud some employe who
t J. Plerpont Morgan Stocks hat
John Bull Yet, Johnny Morgan,
h rink In'.
tnty not be trrested wrlil lie dismissed
from the service. It la said that Secre
tary Hitchcock and the special attor
neys In the rase have considered it
absolutely necessary to th successful
working out ot the rase that no action
be taken with reference to any of tbe
other alleged offenders until the prin
cipals In the case bad been appre
hended. The government attorneys, Mr. Ar
thur B. 1'urli, who b tx-en the spe
cial attorney for the Interior detri
ment on the land frauds, and Mr.
Oliver I'skIu, aoitarit attorney of (lie
department of Justice, who has also
kin t-mptoyed Oil tbe ruse, stated (n
asking for a larxe bail bond for Ben
son that be had bo n guilty of brib
ery during hi present llt to Wah
lligtou, since last Monday, aud In the
Interior department Itself, notwith
standing; that ho was fully awaie that
bis connection with Ihe alUgrd frauds
was known by the di'iartro-it. Tl
aluteuient was made l.tcr that Secre
tary Hitcbi'oek was so Inceiioed at the
flugrancy of this alleged offxnse that
he told the officers to have llensou
arrested at once, although It had uol
been planned to apprehend bliu at
present.
Cuts Hit Son Short,
FORT WAYNE (Special.) The
wfn of the late Judge James Cheney,
who (tied Sunday, supisited to be tbe
richest man In In-l.aua, was tiled for
probate Friday afivrnunn. Tbe docu
luwut la o Uiawu thai no Inkling of
the value of bis estate la given. Tbe
will loaves tuu tnllre cHate to his
three daughters. Tbe hoii, Roswell W.
Cheney, of 1 juils Hi. Is to recsive
fl&.Oeu aud I'.O a month during bis
life. Eat U of three sons lu law ia to
iscclte 1 10, WO cash.
rr r- as -v 1 x 1 f
GIRLS LEAPED TO DEATH.
Young Women Jumped From a Fifth
Floor In Dsyton, O.
DAYTON, O.-- (Special ) To es
raixi death by suffixat Ion, twelvt girls
Unped from the fifth story window s of
the Canity building Friday. Heversl
of t be in struck uHn the root aud sky
lights of a onestory building below.
The others were caught In ft net by
D. Lambert, who, by breaking the
force of their fall probably saved si
lives. The flames originated In Hie
baaenient of the building, and the
dense smoke went up the elevator
shsft, quickly filling the upper floors.
Two of the glris are dying. The
ethers are dangerously Injured,
Mrs. Eddy Calla Dsntiat.
NEW. YORK. (Special.) Rev. Dr.
Jauiee M. Buckley, an able Methodist
preaeher and editor of the Christian
Advocate. Is fiercely attacking Chris
tian Science and Its chief advocate,
Mary Baker Eddy. He declares Mrs.
Eddy does not practice what she
preaches. As an Instance he relates
that she had a toothache and Instead
of bringing to bear her fundamental
principles she sent out for a denlisL
More than that, she was placed un
der the influence of an anaesthetic so
that no pain should be felt while the
troublesome tooth was being extract
ed. Dr. Buckley laid particular stress
upon this story, saying It was authen
tic and could cot be disproved.
i Died of Starvation.
ST. PACK. MINN. (Special.) Mrt,
Geneva Flaherty, of Duluth. while on
her way to Mansion, Wis., her broth
ers borne, died on a Northern Psclflo
train Friday as It was entering this
city. The coroner's verdict was thst
death was due to starvation and ex
posure. Mrt. Flaherty was accom
panied by four children, whose ages
ranged from 15 months to 10 yesrs.
Her husband Is In J Jilt at Dultith on a
charge of non-support, and It wit
while struggling against ill health and
poverty to provide food for her chil
dren that she starved herself to tucb
an extent that death followed.
Two Forgers Arrested.
INDIANAPOLIS IND. (Special.)
A. J. Carter and E. A. Benton have
been arrested here charged with for
gery. In Benton's valise was found a
machine of the tort used in certifying
checks a checkbook on the Indiana
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bttn thrinkln'.
an' ttockt amt ail that t bttn
National bank with several blanks torn
out. pent and several rardt bearing
the name of E. A. Benlon. represent
ing the rhornlx Iron works, Hartford,
Conn., were also found in the grip.
It la claimed (he two men were work
ing the old dual check forgery game,
Ing Ihe old dual check forgery
game,
Peddler Suspected of Murder,
WILLUMSIDRT. PA (Hp" ia!
Edward Moyer. a peddler, has lwen r
rented at Sunbury, upon suspicion of
l aving murdered Clondetinln, the tele
graph operator at I'.ruwu's tower. Sue
1'ivton was lino led to Moyer by a
l.iKtimn named Robinson, who
ilaiui that be met Mover at Jersey
Shoio the dsy of th C'lcndennln mur
iir, and Moyer said to Mill ill Ihd
presence of others; "Today Is pay
day on the railroad, and I am going
to get koiixi of tlmt money Instoad ot
Its going over the bar."
Lynchers Fined "0 Each.
BELLEVILLE. ILL I tip-rial ) In
ttie circuit court here eleven of the
m-ti Indicted for compltlcty In the
lynching of the negro sehool teacher,
David S. Wyatt. June 6, entered pleat
o fKuilty to the charge of rioting and
were earn fined t0 and cots.
We'd rather walk than drive a burst
afraid of the cars.
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.
The lnion Il!y Mall Saturday
morning publishes an uncoutmued
statement that tUe British war office
is preparing a s heme for the com
pulsory military training of all males
between the ages of IS and 21 years. 3
The Colorado world's fsir board hat
accepted plans for a IS.noo state build
Ing to be erectsd at the St. I .mil a e
position tnd work on the ttructur
will be begun at uuca.
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No Comparison.
At chni wants to know who!
w-.Ja be thought of a man that would
have his pants made from 1 to M
l-rhs lorgsr than hit legs and then go
round holding them up to keep them
fiom trailing In Ihe mud and CUh- H
would probably be considered cray.
Put where dors the comparison coma
(nT We don't know of any women
who do thus.-Roller Motilhly.
Tha Lonely Crest City.
The loneliest place Imaginable for
young persons who are strsngett t
It, ssyt Ihe New York World, It ft
grett city, where thousands psst un
heeding and bo familiar face 4a teen
among them. 1-otuton hat teen of lain
an effort to remedy (hit In a Guild ot
Social Intercourse, which extends ft
filetidly hand t educated men rA
women w ho lead lives of more or lest
dreary Isolation for want of acquaint
ances. Army Comparisons,
A study of statistics of the ti
great armies of Europe Las thown Dr.
V. Lowenthal that the German army
It the healthiest. Tt Italian artrf
ranks second and tbe BiUish third,
but It it believed that the latter would
be the healthiest were it not for the
great prevalence of venereal affec
tiona. Both tbe death rate and tha
number of cases of sic.ness are great
est in the French army.
Dottnt Work Beth Wiye,
"Tes." said the cynical manufactur
er, "It is mighty easy to trade your
reputation for money, but you're up
against it when you try to trad
back." Automobile Magalne.
Women In Practice of Medicine.
Vedlcine at a profession tor women
la constantly growing In populsrlty In
London. Women now holding medical
degree tn Great Britain number morn
than 60.
Prevcnta Blow Holes.
For producing steel casting fret)
f-om blow holes, M. Meslaa advises
adding an alloy of aluminum and cal
cium to the mclten metal. He bat
found that the combination ot these
two metals absorbs all gasee preset L
Paraguay Orangea.
The Paraguayan orange la one ot
the best on the market in Buenos
Ay res and Montevideo, particularly
those which are grown in the higher
portions of the country, called tha
Cordilleras, famous for their superior
quality, awvetoest and flavor.
About Equaliy Dangerous.
It it curtout that one littlt pellet
et lead la n maa't anatomy it consid
ered to strong a proof of devotion to
bit country whet be can 811 him
self full of malaria or taJUytlc aclA
for the same reason and aevvr fee no
ticed. A Western Weelgrewee.
Newcastle. Wyo, De. XL Them la
n man ia this place who claims that no
one need suffer with backache, as be
has proven la Ms own case that It ran
be completely and permanently cured.
His name la 8. C. Hoist. ao4 be la
ft stock ralaer and wooigrower.
"I was shearing sheep at tbe tltna
the first pain rame on." says Mr. Hoist.
"I was to bad for two years after
wards that I could hardly a't dowa,
tnd when once down it was almost Im
possible for me to get up tgaln.
"I tried all th me.Jir lue I could hear
of and several dorturt without help,
not evn for a moment. 1 used Dodd a
Kidney Pills and they mtde ft new
man out of me. I felt as if there waa
new blood in my veins. I am at stout
la the back as n mule and can lift and
work as hard at I pletse without an
ache or pain In any part ot my body.
"It Is now over a year since tfcy
eured ma and I ran tty there la not a
h-althier man in Wyumtug than I am,
and before using Dodd'a Kidney Lola
there wat not a more complete physi
cal wreck In the wbole country than I
wat,"
Some people lell everything thef
know, and are not very talkative al
hat.
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We have no aitloy use for two
"I'll (ate It."
If yoq dont get the blrf't tnd
beat It's your own fault, ln'ftanro
Stareb It fur tale everywhere and
there It positively nothing to eusj
It In quality or quantity.
An optimist is a man who thinks his
n-i.'hiors are almost as pood e him
self. Defiance htarch la put up It cocewa
In a ptckage, 10 ienu. One third
more atarch for tbe taiue money.
The bunco man s-'doiu aitcmpta to
tai kie he fsimer who takes In sum
mer boarders.
Ton never hear any on complain
about "Iieflatit-e Ptarrh." There I
bona to equal it tn Qus'.lty, and quan
tity. It ounces, 10 cents. Try It aow
to aava your tuotty.
Cf Interest te Women.
The Medical Press and Circular tat
esrned that, so long as k!rt bands
are fsstecad round the waist, eurtsla
nr still material should be worn.
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