Daily Tribune, Volume 17, Number 2, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 December 1902 — Page 11

5sii -m WHEELING AFfER FRANCHISE jf4 NEW LEAGUE

PLANS

PR'&G'RESSi^G NiCElY

Meeting Will Soon Be Called To Dispose of the Three Franchises Which Remain.

President George W. Bement of tlic Evttnsville base lin.ll assoeifition was in the city today nlul for all. hour or mote was ri consultation with President L. D. Smith of the local association iii regard to affairs of the new Central base ball league. 1 Mr. Bement was just returned from

Wheeling W. Va., where he went in the interest of the new league. Wheeling is one Of the cities after the.remaining three franchises of the circuit and. as it is one of the best ball towns in the eastern part of the proposed circuit it is probable that Wheeling will receive a franchise. Sheriff W. W. Erwin is at the head of base ball affairs at Wheeling and says -thrit-n. good team can play to between 4.000 and 5,000 people on Sunday and about 1,000 every Satuday. Tliev are jipt .making any bids with otljor leagues and it is thought Wheeling will come into the Central circuit.

What other cities will be given franchises is hard to tell. Mr. Bement did not visit any towfts fexco.pt Wheeling •kit sa^-s the olift rices for Bpiingfield, O., and Covington. Ky., are good. Mr. Ber.ient said it was probable that some 1 \vh in Ohio would be'tnken into the circuit ^o break the lontf'jttfhrt between Wheeling. W. Va.. rhul 1roH Wnvfie. rs received by Mr. Bement from Messrs. TTsildorman and Mnutnor of Ft. Wnvne and Mnri^n state that the situation iii the notthefn nnft of Ihe stnte 'collid not be better. A meeting of the new league magnates probnbiy will b" held nt Tndinnnpolis on "December IfltTi or soon nftenvard end at. thnt titro leatrne mntters^nnd eirehif formation wi1! be definitely decided upon.

DAVIS ON EASY STREET

Convicted Bank Caslflisr Sells Tickets iti the PrISoh at Columbus, O. Richard C. Davis the former Washington (lnd.) bank eitsliier who is serving a. sentence for appropriating funds belonging to the bank, has become a valued assistant in the office of the prison uniform and strangers would not for a moment suspect that he is a convict. His knowledge of bookkeepng caused him to be pelected for the place and lie has about every privilege ft prisoner ciln have except lberty. He has more confident.ial relations with the officers of •tlie prison than had "Johnny" Johnson, the Logarisport bank wrecker.

Davis loks well, and is as neatly dressed as when he flourslied in Washsociety arid lost a thousand dollars oh the sligle throw of Hit1 dice. The officers of the prison speak in high terms of him. find shy that he is in every respect n. model prisoner, andj his work saves the insttution considerable money.

A CAUSE OP HEAtJACHE.

One Vary Common Cause, Generally Overlooked. Headache is a symptom, ah indication of detangement or disease, in some orga.n, arid the cause of the headache is difficult to locate boc&tise do maiiV diseases have headache as a prominent symptom deningeriiPnt of tbe stonifich. and liver, heart trouble, kidney disejlse, hing trouble. eye strain or ill fitting glasses all produce headaches arid if aVp collld always lbcate tile organ which is at fault the cure of obstinate headaches would be'a much simpler matter.

However, for that form of headache called frontal headache, pain back of t.he eyes and in forehead, the cause is Mow itTicriVii to be catarrh of. tile head, and throat: when the headache is locat-

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in ba&k of head arid npek it is often caused., from catarrh of the stomach or liver.

At, any rate catarrh is th" most common cause Of such headaches and the cun of the catarrh causes a, prompt disappearance of the headaches.

There is at present no treatment for fciiffirfli sn convenient and effective as Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, a new internal 'reinMy ih tablet forai, compflsSd of antiseptl!5 like ted glim, blood root which aeMipbn the blood and eaiise tile elimination of the catarrhal poison from the system through the natural channels.

Miss Cora Alnsley, it prominent school toilciier in one of our normal Schools, speaks Of her experience with catarrhal liefUlaches arid eulogizes Stuart's Catarrh TriUletS as it eiit-e for tlierii. Shci writes: "I suffered daily from severe frontal htfidaclie altd pain iii find 'brick of the eyes?, at times so intensely as to incapacitate me in my daily -duties. I liad suffered from catarrh, more or less for but neter thought it was the cause of my headaches, but finttlly becktne convinced tliat such: TVaS the ease becftu^e flie liftd®JftlB were fthtfayS worse whenever had ft cold or fresh attack of catartii. "Stiiftrt's Catarrh Tablets were highly recommended to me as a safe and pleasant catarrh cure and after using a fifty cent boxes which procured, from l'vv druSiirist's wri^ surnfis^fl and debglitefl to find tli,at both ttie catarrh and headS^lies lijirt gone for good." sliiart'fi Catarrh TabteFs are' sold by ('nicr^st^St ilfty-cents per package, un-(Vt-the mi a rantee of the proprietors that 1 contain absolutely nor cocaine •ffottlWl—itl sO many catarrh cures) wo oriiitifi-'fso common in clieap eougfi cures) nor Stir harmful clrug.' Ther ^otita'in simpfV the wholesome antiseptics neeessVry 'ra destroy and drive from the systeri they germs of catarrhal disease.

prominent Southern lady, Mrs. Blanchard, of Nashville,-, Tenn., tells how she was cured of backache, dizziness, painful and irregular periods by Lydia

When wortien are troubled with menstrual irregularities, weakness, leucorrhoea, displacement or ulceration of the womb, that bearing-down feeliiig, inflammation Of the ovaries, backache, they should remember there is One tried and true remedy. Tjyclia E. Pinkliatn'sVegetableCoiuyouiid.

Visitors pay a small fee to go through the prison, and Davis stands at a little wicket and sells the tickets. An Indianapolis man who visited the prison a few days ftgo had a long clmt with Davis without suspecting that he was tlio Washington gambler who gave them all a wild ryn in the game of craps.

REVIVE THE PROJECT

There is some doubt as to the identity of'tlie people behind the "prDHeefr,- but the general belief is flint' the tinph te neople at. Elwood and W. B. Leeds, president of the "Rock Island, have some interest in it. Mr. Lfeeds and Dati O. Reid own a rirht-of-wav from Elwood to Lane! via. Perkinsville, and tlis route is thought, ^-ill be Tiart. of the new rond. The purpose of the road: is to onen the emin mnvkft of Toledo and elevators will be built. None of the railroad offl"nrs professes to know anything about the proposed line.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Oscar O. Harris et ux to Charles N. Harris. I-ot 42, Highland Place, $100. Mary A. Powell and husband to Eliza J. Scamihorn. Part southeast quarter o£ southwest Quarter of section 36, township 10, range S, $50.

T. It & Tj. Ity. Co. et al to C. C. C. & St. L. Ry. Co. Undivided one-third interest in lots 115, 116, 161, 162, 203, 204, 1S2^ •j?3, 1S4, iSo and 224, Belleview Place, $655.46.'

Sarah A. Fisher et al to Wm, H. Boyll. West half, northwest quarter, northeast quarter, section 9. town 10. range 9, $1.

John E. Herriieling' et ux to Win. l:Termelins. Part section ,19,, town

Pink ham's Vegetable Compound. Gratitude, compels me to acknowledge the great merit of your Vegetable Compound. I have suffered for font years with itregular ab.d painful menstruation, also dizziness, pains in the back and lower limbs, and fitful sleep. I dreaded the time to come which -rtrould only mean suffering to me. Six bottles of Lydiii E. Pinkliam's Vegetable Compomid brought me health and happiness in a, few short months, and was worth more than months under the doctor's care, which really did not benefit me at all. 1 feel like another person now. My aches and pains have left me. I aria satisfied there is no medicine so good for sick woman as your Vegetable Compound, and I advocate it to my lady friends in need of medical, help."-'-Mrs. B. A. Blascijahix 423 Broad St., Nashville Tenn —$5000 forfeit If originiI bf 'above letter proving genuineness cannot be produced.

Ta!k Railroad Prcm Ft. V/ayne .. Evansyille Via Terre Hgute Being Built.

To-

There is talk of reviving, the old ledo, Ft. Wayne & Southwestei'ri scheme. Some years ago W. 13. Robert's, who was at that time private secretary to Governor Hover, was one of a number who proriioted a road from Ft. Wayne to Evansviile, tlie name of it being the Ft. Wayne, Terre Haute & Southwestern.

The road was never built, but what little property rights the company had cot ilito the hands of a receiver. Now the purpose is to build a road that will start at Toledo, extend to Ft. Wayne, Huntington, down to Elwood, over to fertcnsvilie, tlii'ougft Lapel and then to Indianapolis bv wfty of Noblesville.

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rahge 7, $1^ August Siefcrhiaih et ux to George I-tal-ler. Part lot 7 Wm. At. Preston's, sub. $1,000.

Jonas StroUse et ux to Lee Summitt et ux. Part lot 6 Boudinot's sub 59 in sgction 16-12-9, $2,000.

Josiah Hodgers et Ux to Cleador Cninmirts et ux. Lot 12, Hodgers!..subdivision. SiOO. V-

Catherine Murphy to George Maher. Part east half of riortheaSt quarter of southwest quarter section 13, township 12. range 10, ?-1.00.

George Maher to Martha M?iher. Part east half of northeast quarter of northwest quarter Section 13, township 12, range 10, $1.00.:

Anhle W. Keyes arid hushand fo Jackson B. Arnold. Lot 69, Belleview Place, $o00. James Trosher et ux to Owen. F..Crafton. Lot 2S, ISIiltonville, $600

Alice Warner .and husb^pd.- to- -Belle Devoe. Lot. 3, b?ppkw 26, pruft $1,200.

Lee A. Carrnichael et ux to Jos. G, Elder. Lot 83, Dye's addition to^Seeleyville^ $350. -to1-/ ""i

Chas. Shirer et ux to Jos.1 Gi Elder. Part lot 12 BHnn subdivision, $1,S00. Mary A. C. Preston to Dora B. Hughes. Lob ilS, George R. Preston's subdivision, $150.

Herman Hulman to Ernest I Maginity. Lot 63, Hulman's addition, $400. «3^orge W. Bement ft'«-h"torge J. KoKrd et ux. Lot 105^ Be^me.nt_'s .Plat.

Chas, Li Wood et ux ta Acda, E,, Caskey. L%t 263, Locust street subdivision, $1,250. muel T, Turpin et ux to Carl Olson. Llts. Smith's, sub.divrisicin. 12,

RcVEALED BY EXPLORATIONS IN COLORADO

AMONG CLIFF DWELLERS

A Thrilling Story Told by Position of Skeletons and a Curiously Closed Cavern. __

A love aiTair millions' of years ago and an eiopcnioivt aeons back in the dt|n pn^ls oclieved to^haye b^en'.revealed by tlie exploratiorfs of Amos ITarnt, an Eastern scientist. "Colorado was the c-cne of the ancient romance. The hero and tlie heroine Avere Cliff Dwooers, of course, and they lived in an age so long before the Indians flourished that not even a legend ia rfrfnllod by the red men of the strange people that lived when Mother Earth was a mere niiss in her teens.

All anlnteur scientist who found all that is left of the participants of the tragedy, which proves that Cupid is old enough to be grown up and not the babe he is generally represented to be. was first attracted to the particular cliff by the sight of a skeleton in a seemingly inaccessible place. Being equipped with all tilo appliances of clilT climbing, he determined to make an attempt to reach the spot, and after .two days' hard work he was amply rewarded for his rain-. It was a shelf wltere no modern scientist or relic hunter had ever {rod. At intervals of twenl.v yards or more lav the remains Of skeletons. Rome were almost annihilated and Cithers were better preserved. Following the path the Cliff Dwe'lers had annarentlv been traveling when fate overlook them, the explorer came to a cliff dwe'liii". but the door or entrance yas barred by a bir stone. A thrill of awe came over him when lie discovered the stone had been p'aeed in viopitien bv some one on th" inside, arid from that day had never been removed.

V'tli a hami+'er and a drill he at length succeeded in breakil"r the stone at the door, and on the insiile he found two skeletons in a state of excellent preservation. It. was anna rent from the relative sl?es fh.'t, one was once a man and the other b°d been a woman. YV'th faces cloen to the s^one flnrir p*v'l 1v"t w'th their heads toward tlio door, the o-rim relics were close together and oie bonv aim of the woman lay across 'the peel- of the man.

Closer eyfinvna+'en of the dwePipT revealed th'e 'fact that, it had onee l'«ori snnnlied wiih water by a s'^eP d'teh ri'Titiinf? from the piein reservoir. af+er flio r)-'rrine'- apparent in so """iv nf the PHfT "Pxrellers' homes. TieeipT tl'-q ditch the Fasfern savant found ivheve the nur=ners of the couple had shut off the wit.fir suTinlv. .After,a .f,ur'"',0i* in^a"^! t"kbu into rvynei«1erft?oti m^nv l'^t^e- ..circiu'iqtnnees -(vhie^ lie ia to ernhod*- in a re-

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to a cr.ipr»Hfirt io^n-nal, t^e "Pn^terri^r pon-io fo the

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ed. dold^T^e«!C, l"*"rr flin i^lofMrpct of ivomen Tf. 15.. _ihnip.rv ^"t the nvenTers waited o-itsVle nnt'1 a^o^hef ca,T'e *»loprr. Avhep Init'e tenV nU|-.Af Th'a is !=lown bv one crriehod c-1-, 11 pTnoTiTrr ^he .(^keleto*ts ^o111c:.1 flie rl'—ellinn-. :i The o+hnyq there f-ero co' nvneilded tiiat no inference could hp rrlveVi-ff flVeT^''"antieerfi'-jfee, T'le sl-'ul's of tli ooiihle op the ip"'de qf the povo -were iptief-^ their hopes hplri" i^ifh poffnr

on account, of shelter.

"^aii-H b"1'»veo +Tinf a'onie hold lover cfoV ft hri'^e nrd thet p'-en bof"* riitr. cnor? he font- in thn civn W'lh 41.r» linyvod dnov. VHien his f'-ie"ds pn-me fo hi« rescpe it ivi5 +p-'» Info a-nd tliev leif. h'm anrl hici Cirootlin,rf, rrr.-fTinr, to for'" IpoftoTi for nnether j-ace of neoole aires nffer the romantic tragedy

Class Park is Wonderfully located for a home site or ah investment. Attend the Auction Sale at 2 o'clock each day and buy at your own prices.

BAUR'S PHARMACY UNUSUAL OFFER*

Sell Dr. Howard's SpSclfic at Half-

Price, and Guarantee a Cure.

"It isn't often that we have faitli enough in the medicine put up by other people to be willing to oll'er-to refund the mopfey if it does liot cure"' said MbSsrs Baur to a Tribuu-e linm who dropped into theit- store, "but we are glad to sell Dr. Howard's specific for the-cure of constipation and dyspepsift oil that basis. "Tlie Dr. Howard company in order to get a quick introductory sale, authorizes xls to sfclt their regiikir fifty cent bottles at half-price* 25 cents, and:, although we have sold a lot of it, and have guaranteed every package, not one has been brought, back as unsatisfactory. "One great advantage of this specific.'' he continued, "is its small dose and convenient form. There are sixty doses in a vial that can be carried in the vest -pocket or purse,, and eve»ry one has nioie medieirial power than a big pill or tablet or a tumbler of mineral water

We are still selling the specific ai half-price, although, we cannot, tell, how long we shall be-aide to do so. and anyone who is subject to constipation^ sick headache, dizziness, liver trouble, indigestion or a gerieta! played-oitt. eonditiml ought to tal1^^r?ivantapie of tiiis chance. You can tell vour readers that if they are not saticficj-'j frith' the specific thpv can come risrlit back fo onr store and we wi1! cheerfully refund their money,"

4iMaui's

Pharmaev has the sole njreiiev

for this remedv in Terre Haitte and have sold-&•jfWkt-WMWv b^Hlos. s-inee they ndvertised tn let customers have a »fc package for people are hnviprr several hotflek at a. time so as to al»Tavs have the- Jsjieeifle in th^ bou«e and at the saWle t^rie profit by the special ipriee.

Ihat Frequently inds in Death

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THE VICTIM AFTER FAILURES WITH OTHER MEDiCiNES IS CURED BY

Paiiie's Celery Compound lias acquired its famous reputation by its woncieriul and tl.eeiaive victories* over disease and oiui'ei'iiig. Paiue's Celery Compounu supplies strung'tii and energy to those who are low lroui ncrvousueiis and physical exhaustion. It buiids up the weakened nervous systelii. makes the blood pure and rich, establishes a pel feet action of the heart, gives natural sleep aiid digestive vigor.

Lucy Ilegaladcz, 43 Abasolo St., Monterey. Mc-xieo, who was in a critical condition of health owing to nervous suffocation, was providentially saved bv Paine's Celery Compound aftet vain attempts to procure a cure with other medicine,.?: she writes as follows: "I feel very gratetul for the good which Paine's Celery Compound lias! afforded me. Before using it 1 had been suffering for some time from "nervous silffocation which prevented me from sleeping, speaking or eating. If 1 attempted to take a meal, I was obliged to stand in order to breathe. After the use oF various remedies which broii*iht no relief, my uncle. Mr. Dia-, advised me to try P-wne's ff'elerv Compound, which did, and found imrr."diate relief. I took six bottler of ic and iiow am completely cured, thanks to the Compound."

Children's clothing* hats, ribbons,

feathers, stockings, dresses, sriis for children can be made new again with

D5AM°NpDYES

blre^t'on book and 45dye1 snrai)le« free. fit AM ON 1 DYSif, ijurliugfc'ui. Vb..,- jjf

The Y. M. C. A.

The ,Y. M. C. A. lias 0,335. individual associations, the largest of which is the Central .Department in Chicago, 551,178 members, and property worth $2{l,4(i7,?00 The best growth has been had in the United States, England', s?ncf frcnnany There are 7,000 members in India and 200 in Madagascar.

The Mad Mullah.

British Pomnli. in which Col. Swayne is .unsuccessfully fighting the "Mad Mullah." lies on tlie. Gulf of Aden, just south of the Red Bea, commanding its en^r-a.uee.-^Tiie! -Italians have a long strip of land' on'tlre 'cOitst to fhOduth. Somali is cut off'ffdiii'bthcr Pritish possessions

EakjV terms, Avill be iiiacVe on luiihling lots at Glass Park Sale. .Each day at 2 o'clock.- Beautiful presents given away free1—you don't have to buy to get a present, .V

Have your Xmas framing dene.at Sliger's before the rush. ,,

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WILL WED WEDNESDAY. Mr. Frank Heed, and Miss Jennie Inker ton of Montezuma will be united in uie, holy bonds of wedlock at the home of the bride at^ the above mentioned place tamorro^'^fining at 8 o'clock Both bride and gtooni £lre v.'eil known heie and feacli has fi hegt of relatives and friends w~Ho ^ish them imi?li happiness and joy. Severa.1 Clintonites will attend the knot tying.

NEW 'BANKli^lUSINE^S The Citizens bank 0'f this city lias introduced- a savih^s department to their bank by which- $feple will be enabled to save tiieir small -change. You deposit a dollar in the bank and a small bank is given yon in which t.o put your mo^ey. At any time von may take the bank and deposit'the savings, and the same are marked to your credit in a pass book given you. Your rionev is placed on interest at the rate cf three per cent.

FRED TAYLOR DEAD.

Sunday niglft at about o'clock Fied Taylor, who lives on South Thiid street, died. The cause of his dfcatli tvrts probably due to hemorrhage of the lungs. Last winter'he took down with a severe cold, followed by the grip.'frritn-. which he never recovered-. The cold .settled on his iuprs Aft'l f*"°m that timenn^il his death he has been troubled by that organ. His condition for the jKist*. six weeks has 1 e-m very bad' and despite fill efforts piade he eotitinuellv ftr^w worse. Just before death «o?ml him he suffered a severe pain in his bines. The funeral services will be he'd at the Residence end the remains laid to t.he'r last resting rdace this (Tn"sd"v^ afternoon. ^fr. T"vlor was well known in and a^out Clinton and he leaves a v.-ife and tlr»»« sons. he^'Mes a host of o+her relatives and friends to mourn his depa.rture.

CLINTON XftT!??,

l^rahk R.aleb of Terre ITante has begun the menefen-ent of the news stipd.... W. A. Deari. optician, made his tegular tri'i to Clinton vesterday.

Df. Wllitesides mad" his regular month Iv call he^-e yesterday. A T.vfo'rd bov by the name of Thomas while p'ayin.T was struck in the

Stove and

,(158 Wabash avenue. Sign Big Tea Pot.:

TRIBUNE "want" ads ?,)ripg result?.

Three Physicians Pronounced Mrs. Martin Krait's Case eless.

Cancer of the stomach was the trouble. Cured by Leroux's Blood Remedy six years ago. She has hsid no return of the trouble since. r.

of *tlie "dilorder and I aim iiow completely cured. People wonder why it is that I am so enthusiastic about

roux's ifgW.Wf. -..V, T. T. DE VAUX

yourself to a bottle. A dollar is not stiiich to spend to get,well.,, .r.

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a rock, tbrpwu bv a rirl. The little chap's face was pHHifly disfigured and as. a. result he will be forced to stay in-doofs for a while.

Mrs. T.inter has moved back into the tTp?fcd Stntos from T.vford. The wafer works st.ill dra?' and Clinton is as far from having them as it ever was. .Ink" Grubbs. who hfls beep leid up wi^h ihe rl'.eirnatism for tlie p-ict two n*pidha. is r.imjn able to he at his post of duty in the Ruby barber shop.

TO CURH A COLD !N ONE DAY Tni-o T.axai'v.^ "—"•"•-Quinine Tablets. Tliis signature jxjycS on every box, 23c.

]Vrn steel ranges lead because they pre so constructed that tbev save onethird the amount of coal. Delivered free.

Gentlemen:—In reply to your query as to my present condition I am liappy to state that I have never felt better in my life before and that I have never had any return of my old complaint whatever.

T. T. DeVHtix'Cuffed of Slvefe Eczen!|^

Constipation is the rotting and decaying .of undigested food in th/3 ajiipentary canal. Diseaue gorins sriso from this ing nlass, which find their way mto

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Try The Tribune's One Cent a Wors, Column.

I shall never forget the frightful distress I used to suffer—the dreadful burning pains in my stomach ancl the awful agony I would sometimes expeffcnce—and you can easily understand how thankful I am for the cure your valuable product hn.s made in tne. I earnestly thank God for directing,*' me to the Leroux's Blood Remedy. ir'- "'v*

My wife desires Iri6 ttf ytitl a statement as to the permanence of her ,- cure of cancer of the stomach by Leroux Blood Remedy. Her present grand condition of health testifies to "the great good your preparation has done.. her, better than anything I can say. She has had positively no return of her old ailment, and is absolutely cured nf the terrible disease that puzzled the best medical skill in the country. When I tiiinlc of the ttay she suffered and^ her healthy condition now I feel very thankful,

After two vcars suffering with eczema on my leg, and Undergoing all, •kind of torture because of the terrible itching, and after having.undergone allj. sorts of treatments from many physicians, I became hopelessly discour^I? aged and decided that I could never get well. Fortunately for toe your blood: remedy v/as recommended to me^ and, although I was very skeptical of receiving any benefit. I decided to give it a trial. I noticed that the disease was growing less 'severe,, and the smarting was most all gone at ths end of the first bottle at tlie end of the second bottle there was no tice whatever

Cancer is one form of bsood trouble, eczema another they may appear

ssmil^r, arid tiiey afe at the. saime time they both yield to Leroux's B!ood Rem

though th?y were ordinary b^od disorders. Why? Because

LeroUx's Blood Reitiedy is the most reiiigfkablo b7ood piiHfler ahd system

there is. li is a scientifically prepared vegetable cortipouilld is made up o^j

those Iigrbi Aftd sSrnpIes nature rself has grown to cure blood disorder. Every

statement we publish is absolutely gsfiljiris and tfug. You can investigate each

statement and the tliddklftd itself if you sd des ffe.v If you are at al! sick

Writ© oui^ doctors a full description of your case and get advice absolutely

MRS. KRATT,

'214 Spring Grove Ave., Toledo, O.

AlARTIN KRATT,

Mull's Grapo Tonic iS inada of pure crushed fruit juices and is sold under positive guarantee.

Doctors prescribe it. All dniggists eell 50 cents a' bottle. Send iU to tfgkafcg JteMttto Co, Rdcfc, Isiaaft ISl.i

rcfa'icr jfrfi nclis.'" O hiill a,!.^eb"ra^a:f Minneapolis, St. Pail I infi^ Kansas City, Mo. Proriaj lUirioiis. EvaftS-vH.^ lri,d« ,-i St..- tj?yssi Wo. ne

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The Leroux Medicine Co., Toledo, Ohio. 0,

For at ^rigrsriacy,

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the

blood. The blood becomes impure and shortly the entirei system gives way to thennbealthy couditfoii:.'

You cannot cure a cfife Jito this by taking pills or oLher cummoncathartics. A laxative willnot^d^. cine is ineffective. ..^j^L'sJ^rape ionic is a gentle and niilcll^saEi^e iu addition to being a blood-making ancl' strength-' giving tonic .v-'hieh immediately builds up the wasted body rich, red blood that carries its health-giving' Btrength to every tissue at every heart beat.

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EAST, SDUTfi, VfeST, NORTH.

fast and handsomely equipped steamheated trains—ciinins cars—buffft- -lib?i:ar3—tree teciinlng chair cars. .. i^rt^cjLHtj^ qfigpptv{s pf tbe Illlnpis Central liRes)tr

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WINTER TOURISTS' RATES TO

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„$38 to and-«|ucn. $30 to New Orleans, La., and return. $35 to 6tn£fS6tti# StitkC and return. $23 to ile, Ala., anawreturn.

Special Homdsee^ftl-'s Excursion on first and of each mpnth to the" south- southeast s^d southwest. Good t^retu^ ^l^day8^fro.n da^i of sale. colonists rates on sale first af/d^ftird^.Tuesday'^ of each month tp i&e^oyi*!.

S a a a studfinl€ -return.ipgfrtsp-?- to? vacation,. F^or further information apply !to

7»ou W.-Ev-'•M'KEEVER^*

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YOU WILL BE SATISFIED BfttH

IN SJYLE AND PRICE VgfH

YOUR PICTURE FRAMES.

CALL AMDf GTET OUR PRICES^

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