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BIG REAL ESTATE TRUST FRIES FOR SID,000,000 Hippie, President of Philadelphia Concern, Committed Suicide. A PROMOTER GOT $5,300,000 Directors l'le<tge s#;i,.">00,000 in Vain I'ilfiiil to Shvc tin* < 'owii-rn? I'lrfiliytiriaii Church Fuiulx Tied l'|>. Philadelphia, I'm After desperate efforts lo raise a guarantee fund of $7,000,000, including a vain appeal to tho Clearing House Association, the Heal lOstato Trust Company of this ell) closed its doors, 'l'he lia bilities are placed at more lhan $10, 000,000, with <|tiick assets or $3, r? 00,00 0 and douhtful collateral Amounting i<> $s,000,000. About $20,000,000 of trust fumlw, Including one of nearly $l,00o,000 of tho Pres byterian Church, are tied up. Tho failure was caused hy heavy loans made h.v the lute President, Frionic K. Hippie, to Adolf Segal, a promoter, o:ii Invufhcient security. Mr. Njpphi died wudd?-nly nr his home at iiryn Mawr, and it was said authoritatively thai he had com mitted suicide. Ills physician re ported that lie died of cerebral hem orrhage. Friends of the dead presi dent believe that Segal exercised a hypnotic Influence over him. tleoi'go H. Karle, Jr., President of the Finance Company of Pennsyl vania. was appointed receiver for the failed concern. The loans 10 Segal amounted to about. $."(,:joy.000 on securities which tho Clearing House Association thought were worth not more than $ 1,000,000. Thedlrectorsof tlie bank pledged $.'! .">00,000 In the effort to make up oi?.e deficiency, but this was not considered enough. The Real Estate Trust Company was incorporated in 18HT? and Mr. Hippie was placed at the bond of II. Ho was Identified vfrltli many chari table Institutions and was active In the affairs of the Presbyterian Church, being treasurer of the Gen eral AssQjJfibly of the Presbyterian Church itt the United States, treas urer of the SuHtenatlon Cqpinoittee of the Synod of Pennsylvania, treas urer of tho Presbyterian Hospital here, and American treasurer of the Western section of the Alliance of tho Reformed Church holding the Presbyterian system. In the finan cial world ho was regarded as de cidedly 'conservative. Mr. Hippie died at his Bummer home. The cause of death was given as cerebral hemorrhage by his phy sician, l)r. William C. Powell, whose statement was confirmed by Coroner King. The latter said that ho did not perforin an autopsy, but accepted the statement of Dr. Powell. F. Wharto Hippie, htn mm, mt\A. "My father came home in Mb usual health and spirits. He arose abo>?* six o'clock in the morning and ap peared perfectly well. He had tho hath filled as usual and went to the bathroom. So far as we can learn he must have died Instantly, for no outcry of any kind was heard, and he was dead when found by Mrs. 1 lipple." VANUATU AT VALPARAISO. IVosidi'iil Moi'U's Wift' Loses Kars and Fingers With Jewels. Lima, Peru.?Further details re reived from Valparaiso, Chile, show that out of forty .employes of the telephone company there thirty-eight were killed. When the houRe of President-elect Montt eollapsed his wife fell from the balcony Into the street, and bandits who were parsing cut off her ears and Angers tf ic.? her of her jewels. She was in a dying state on board the C'Mlean warship O'Hlgglns. Among (U.j dead in Valparaiso is Frederico Varella, the capitalist and politician. Heavy rains have been falling at Valparaiso, which have increased t\e hardships endured by the many thou sands of people camping In the streets and squares or on ^the hills sur rounding the city. HAILltO ADS LACK MUX. Forced to liaise Wages and Cut Age Limit lu Pittsburg. Pittsburg.?The railroads entering Plttsbur;; are at present much per turbed over tho scarcity of labor which has developed. Not In many years have the railroads experienced no much difficulty as they are .iust now in getting men to man their trains. The Western railroads are draining ihe Eastern market of all available men. Son'e years ago the several roads established an age limit for all new employes. This limit has been aban doned. Advertisements are appear ing in all local papers for brakemen and conductors. Wages have been advanced and every effort is being made to Increase the working forces before tho heavy fall rush. Actress Murdered by a Bartender. Kll Sutherland, a bartender, shot and killed Fay Jackson, an actress, on the street at Uutte, Aiont., in the presence r>l a score of people. lie then sel?'? s ?p*o his own $?ooo i>am.\(.i:s roi; boycott. llacine (Wis.) Baker Wilis Suit Against Labor I'nion. n Fond du Lac, W is.?Judge Fowler, In the Circuit Court of Fond du Lac awarded Otto R. Schulz, a prominent baker, of Ravine, $i'.<>00 damages, in 'his suit against some eighty members of the l'rades and Labor Counw f<?r boycotting SchulK's business, and placing his luimo on the unfaii lis', two years ago because Schulz refused to put the union labelon his products. NOT A CH IMF 'JO BOB A WIFK. Konrad, alias llnron Santos, Ivxoner stcd I'iiut-r German Law'. Hamburg, Germany.?Ewald Kon rad, alias Baron Santos von Dobrow ski Donnersmarck, who was alleged to have deserted his American wife in Paris, taking with Mini Jrt?vels worth $8000 and somo money, and who was arrested here on the charge of robbery, was discharged, tho court holding that ha was hot culpable un der German law. F I ist of 300 Words That Hereafter in All Messages and Docu ments from the White Mouse Will Be Printed According to the Recommendation of I he Matthews Commit tee--President Joins Spelling "Reformers." President Koosevelt announced his convention to tlio spelling iMform niOVfUHtllt. !!?; has Ihsimm 1 onloiH to Public Printer Stillings that nil mess ages from the President and all other documents coming from tlw? White lfouno Kliall bo |*i in(??<! In accordance with tho reconirnendntIons of tho h(i) 1 ftik i<)form eoiniiilttifo headed by Professor Hrander Matthews, (if Col umbia, and hacked by Andrew Car rie gle. Spelling reform had It* greatest Impetus when Andrew Carm-Kio mrvdo an offer to lliianco It. For many yearn professors and others have been laboring to havo the public accept reforms in the spelling of cer tain words. Tho public, while admit ting that the existing upcilinw in a philological monstrosity, refused to take kindly to tho sijg^c.sied changes. Y\ hen Andrew Carnegie announced himself as a convert to tho reform tiio matter was discussed more than at any time within the past I no years. Murk Twain promised to take it up after Mr. Carnegie had announced Ills conversion and hud agreed to finance the organization of reformers calling themselves the Simplified Spelling Hoard, of which Hrartdcr Matthews is the president of tho Ex ecutive Hoard. Tills board announced at. tho be ginning that it did not propose any radical or revolutionary scheme of reform, but simply wanted to make easy tho spelling of certain words. It selected 30 0 words which it asked tho public to accept. Following Is the list of "00 words already given out by the Simplified Spelling Hoard in which changes are proposed; Ni;vr loau. oi.i> FORM. abridgment abridgement no-outer (it-rout r? aceurst uri-iirjicd ucknotv 11'iljMuriit ;i< knowlcdgement addrcbi addressed ad/. adze iillixt iithxed all ho itlt hough nnapest anapaest anemia anaeiiiiii anesthesia anaesthesia nix'Ht bet ic anaesthetic unitpynu untipyritie antitoxin ant.ituxine apotho in apothegm ajrpri/.e apprise arbor ariiou.' urehelogy arehaelogy ardor ardour armor armour artisan artisan USMUe HHHIHU ax a\i\ buna banVs bark barqOfl behavior behaviour bleat blessed blush t Idtndied bra/.en braseu brazier brasier bun Iniim bur bur:* cftltber cabore caliper ?allipor candor candour care.-, t laiossed c'utalog catalogue catechize catechise center centre chapt < iiappe I cheek cneeque checker < hequcr cinmcrii ehnna<T? civilize ^ civilise elarnor ilaumur clangor clangour el a pi < lappe i cla-.pt clapped clipl clipped clue clew coeval coneval color colour colter coulter coiiimixt commixed eomprest compressed comprize comprise cor!"est ? confessed controller compt roller coquet coquette criticize citieise cropt cropped crust ?rossed cru-dit crushed cue queue curat cursed cut la.-) cut lass cyclopedia cyclopaedia dactyl daetylo dasht dashed deciiiog decalogue defense defence demagog demagogue demeanor demeanour deposit deposite deprest ilepressed develop develop? dicrcsm diareesis, diacreaia dike ilyke dipt dipped discust discussed dispatch despatch flij.t il dislllt disllc.st i.istressed dolor dolour domicil domicile draft draught dram drachm drest dressed dript dripped droopt drooped drop! dropped dllluesrt dullness ccumeuicid oecu tucuical c-blrt itedde cgis ?e(!W enuinor enamour encyclopedia euc> clopardia endeavor endeavour envelop em elopu Koiiarv Aeolian eon aeon epaulet epaulette eponym cponyino era aera esophagus aesophagus esthetic aesthetic esthetics aesthetic# estimate aestivate ether aether etiology aetiology exorcize rcoreise exprest expressed fagot. 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Our idea of strong will jwtwor is that j of a man who ran last until he starves to death. Women ought t<> make satisfactory : angels because they are so l'ond of; "harping." j It doesn't cost half a* much to live as it does to make a favorable im prssion on the ncigbors.. Observe the edge, and take the lin en ; ^observe the motlun*, and take the daughter.?From the Turkish. Pointed Paragraphs. Any kind ot* a woman's hat is ill style s!" she pnvs enough for it. Lots of men would rather hold a public job than make a living. The man who lacks |K>lish doesn't always lack humanity. It's funny how much more crowded a flat seems after you have been mar ried a Jit tic while. Adani must have born mighty glad lie didn't have any plumbing to try to fix for bis wife. BITS I NEWS \\.\sni\</roN. The Dif.etor of the Mint purchased 200,000 oilWetj of Silver bullion to ^ dellvi <??! at th<- Philadelphia Mint at .0706 per fine on net*. Patent attorneys have made a pro* teat against <l?lay tii the work of the Patent Office; ih<-y art* obliged to wait for months to obtain patentn. 1'roKidcnt Itoosevolt asked the Postoftlce Depart meat to investigate the Roosevelt Homo Club with a view to Issuing a fraud order against It. Chief Wilkle, of i he Secret Service division of the TrenHiiry Department, in hia annual report shows that dur iiiK the fiscal year ended Juno 30, 1900, there who 356 arrests made by officers ef that service, Postmaster-General Cortelyou and his assistants believe the rural deliv ery service can render great assist ance in improving the public high ways. The War Depart r.icnf 'as accepted the resignation of Second Lieutenant Claronc j A. Kustaphleve, Twenty third Infantry, for the good of the service. The r signal ion of Lieu tenant Albert B. Odell, Kleventh Cav alry, also lias beo accepted. '('Iie^ a Lata Department has dis patches from President Kscalon, of Salvador, President Cabrera, of Gua temala, and President Honilla, of Honduras,Offering thanks for making peace possible. on; ADOPTKD ISLANDS.. Word has been received at Manila, P. I., that native volunteers captured Armot s Sa/iohez, a chief of the Pu lajanea, in Che province of Ley'.e, near llaybay. The escai>e of ne bandits from ] Leyte, P. I., has been cut off by | troops, who will also prevent the ar rival of reinforcements of Pulajaues from Samar. The situation is great ly improved The Unionist party at San Juan, Porto Rico, unanimously renominated Tullo La:rinaga as commissioner of Port(t Rico to the 1'nited States Con gress. Concessions to the short stature of Porto Itit ns has been made in a general order just issued by the gen eral staff of the army, providing that five feet two incites shall be the min imum height of men admitted to the Porto Kico provisional regiment. 'i he Manila and Dagupan Hallway has extended the Antlpolo branch to the town of Pasig. The extension of the steam rail way service has met with instant favor with the people of Manila, P. 1. Manila is very much American, and is used as a sort of maritime pound into which may be dumped all I he beachcombers and incorrigihles and undesirables of the Orient, pro\ led tin* statement is made that they are American seamei. The Union party in convention :i San Juan, Porto ltlc.o, resolved to deny the demands of the American Federation of Labor that labor candi dates lor the House of Delegates should he included In the nomina tions of that party. DOMKST1C. The Chicago |i?stmuster went to Washington. I). C., to consult with the authorities on the formation of a national labor union of postal clerks. The Court of Appeals at Albany, N*. Y., declared the reapportionment, of Congress districts under art. of Legislature constitutional. The August Grand Jury, of New York City, adjourned without hand ing down any indictments or present ments against the ice companies. It was admitted that President Hippie, of the wrecked Ileal Instate Trust Company,of Philadelphia, com mitted suicide. Mrs. Roper, of Brooklyn, caught around the ankle by the anchor rope of a balloon, was carried head down ward 500 feet into the ait' and se riously injured. Kohhins Ileef and Oysier islands, in New York Bay. whose ownership has been a subject of contention, were sold for $80,000. One of the reports of the conven tion of the members of the Bar As sociation in session in St Paul, Minn., scores shyster lawyers. It was announced that the funds ot the Presbyterian Church intrusted to the late Frank K. Hippie, presi dent of the insolvent Real Kstate Trust Company,of Philadelphia, were intact. Accused of swindling John li. Bun ker out of $200,000, Lucius C. Ma son, also said to behead of the "Love Syndicate" of Mrs. lzella Brown, was arrested in New York City. Through his secretary President Roosevelt issued a statement Indors ing Herbert Parsons in his contest for the Republican county chairman ship of New York City*. FORHK.'X. Rebels under the lead of Congress man Campos Marquetti captured the town of Cabanas, on the northern coast of Pinar del Rio, Cuba. Wholesale deportntioi s are being reported from St. Petersburg, "SO persons having been banished fr.un the capital. Conditions in Russia seem to be growing worse; tne list of crime in creases despite the arrest of many revolutionary leaders. The Kaiser's first grandchild, the son of the Crown Prince, Frederick William, was baptized at Potsdam, Germany. General Uennenkampf has been appointed successor of General Skal lon, governor of Wr.rsaw. General opinion In Cuba Is that if there Is any change in the Presidency it will coma through Uuited Statta intervention. A remarkable instance of the feel ing of Buddhists and Shlntolsts to ward Christians is furnished by the anion of their leaders, who have de cided to contrlhuie voluntarily to the cost of rebuilding the. Christian Church w..lch was destroyed in me disturbances in Toklo. Two chief lieutenants of Carlos Mendleta >rve surrendered, causing a serious blow to th*? Cuban revolt in Santa Clara province. Neither the Cuban tobacco nor sugar crop has yet suffered from the rebellion, but its continuance would cause heavy losses. Brazil Is -.ufferlr.g from an over production of coffee and tho only hope of relief is in extending its for eign market. In a riot p' Brescia, Italy, over tho suppression ol the Florls Cup auto mobllo race, sov -* persons were in jured, and tho municipal authorities irero forced to r^sl.m. North Dakota seems to have found th? key to the question, "How shall wo protect the people from frauds In manufactured products?" a plan which is applicable to foods, bever ages, materials used in the arts, etc. A new law has recently gone into ef fect designed to make it impossible , to deceive people into buying inferior and adulterated paint under the lin pression that they are gutting real paint, viz.: pure white lead and lin seed oil. The North Dakota lawmakers did not attempt to absolutely prohibit the inferior pigments, or mixtures of piginonts. They adopted the slogan, "Let the label toll," and then,loft to the people to buy whichever they wished. Under this plan, if any one wishes to buy a mixtureof rock-dust, ground quartz and other cheap elements which are found in many paints and so-called "white leads," no one can object; for thoy do it with their eyes op?m. But if they prefer genuine white load and linseed oil, they can be sure of getting It, for none but the genuine article can bear a label which savs "pure white lead." In all other States mixtures are of ten sold aB pure white lead which contain little?? sometimes no?real white load. , " seem that were this same principle applied to food, beverages and all other prepared articles, where deception is practiced upon the buy er, the question would be solved. It would leave us free to buy what we pleased, but would protect us from unwittingly buying what we did not want. Current Happening?. PlOKUll'fll KoosC Vt'll , Qccordiii" toj a Washington authority, will let Pres ident Patina "};o il alone" against [ (lie insurrection in Cuba, and is in-J dined to favor a change of adniinis I rat ion. .J. Kits noi Storr* Well*, appreticrj M*uinrin, I ti11<'41 Slate* Navy, and son j of ;? millionaire, is to ho discharged for llii* good of the service at the ex piration of his term <>f imprisonment I al Portsmouth, Va. Reflections of a Bachelor. After ;i 11, a woman's elTort to beau tify herself is hut a vain attempt. Men who bran are those who for merly squandered. Some spinsters advance step by ?ic|> until they finally become step mothers. Many are trying to get their hearts into paradise by putting their hands into other people's jx>ckets. North Dakota Solves the Atfultera* (ion Problem. Tl isn't what a man owes, but what he pavi> that keeps him poor. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for ('hildren t eetliing.Hoftons thegumR,reducesintluinina tion. allays pain,cures wind colic, '2ftcnbottlo Let not the sun look down and say inglorious h??r% he !i*?s. ? Franklin FITS, St. V it us' Dance: Nervous Diseases per iiianent ly cured by Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. f\! trial l>ottle and treatise free. Dr. H. It. Kline. Ld.,tttl ArchSt'Philu., Pa. Lawn Mowers' Hospital. Crass-cutting machines of every sixo and shape, from tiny hand ma chines only six inches wide up to pony mowers of thirty-Inch blades, meant for service on bowling greens and lawns of manorial dimensions, are now pouring into repairing shops for "fixing up" for the season. Most of them require the aid of the mower dentist, for their "teeth" are worn and blunt; many show signs of severe usage and of having been out in the rain for prolonged periods. A thor ough overhaul works wonders. The machine that looked so disreputable and "seedy" on entrance to Messrs. Green's "hospital," in Southward street, is sent home In gay fresh paint. -,ith blades agleam and keen almost as razors. While foreign machines stand repairing badly, tho English lawn mower can be rejuvenated from year to year.?London Dally Mail. SHE HADN'T. Fair Buyer?Our club is going to give a lecture on socialism. Hav? you any literature on the subject? Clerk?Did you ever read "Looking Backward?" Fair Buyer?Read looking back ward? How absurd. How could I?? Chicago News. Health and understand.'njr are the two great blcsings <?? life.? From the Greek. So. 3(i- 'Oti. GOOD AND HARD Result* of I'xresaivr Coffee Drinking. It it remarkable what suffering some persons put up with just to sat isfy an appetite for something. A Mica, woman -ays: "I had been using coffee since 1 was old enough to have a "up of my own at tho table, aii'1 from it I have suffered agony hundreds of times In the years past. "My trouble first began in the form of bilious roltc, coming on every few weeks and almost ending my life. At every attack for 8 year6 I suf fered in thlB r/ay. I used to pray for death to relieve mo from my suffer ing. I had also attacks of sick head* ache, and bogan to sufTerKfrom ca tarrh of tho stomach, and of course awful dyspepsia. "For about a ycai I lived on crack ers and water. Believing that coffee was tho cause of all this suffering, I finally quit It and began to use Poatum Food Coffee. It agreed with my stomach, my troubles hare left mo and I am fast g&inlug my health under Its use. "No wonder I condemn coffeo and tea. No one could be In a much more critical condition than I was from the uso of ooffee. Somo doctors pro nounced It ciiWcer, others ulceration, but none gave me any relief.-' But since I stopped coffee and began Pos turn 1 am getting well so fast I can heartily recommend It for all who suffer as J did." Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Reafl the llttla book, "The Road U Wellvllle." "There's a reason." Items ot Interest. Another (food visited Winchester, over six inches of rain having islleu from Saturday night. Representative Mayuurd, of 'I"' Second Virginia disiiiet, in?-?l tli4' joint-debate challenge of < "<?l. Ceorge C, t'ahell, who is iiiaKiii" u conle>l l"1 the nomination. The < *ii*<*itit Court at Mai lin>huiv, \\ . \ a., is considering thi- appeal ??< the Jlaniiis Distilling Company 11? the <!(><? i t,i thf count) court ..is a ?|iicstion of taxes. Current Eventn. A number ol' vessels were driven ashore and wrecked on the threat Lakes. The assignment of ministers of the Wetft Virginia .Methodist Protestant ('onfercijce were made. at Fairmont, \V. Vrt. The Standard Oil Company lias, it js said, taken steps to acquire the prineipal distilling plants of the eon n try. WOItN TO A SKKLICTON. A Wonderful Itcstoratlon Thut Caused u Mensalion itt a Pennsylvania Town. Mrs. Charles M. Preston, of Klk land, Pa., says: "Three years ago 1 found that my housework was lie coming a burden, i tired easily, had no ambition and wan failing fast. My com plexion got yellow, and I lost over 50 pounds. My thirst was terrible, and thero was sugar in the kidney secretions. My doc.tur kept me on a strict diet, but as his medicine was not helping me I began using Doan'n Kidney Pills. They helped me at once, and soon all traces of sugar disappeared. I have regained my former weight and am perfectly well." Sold by all dealers. 00 cents a box. Foster-Mil burn Co., liuffalo, N. Y. The beauty of nature is simply I hat of obedience. TERRIBLE SCALY ECZEMA. Kiuptlon* Appeared on Clicgt, nn<( fate iinil N>i-k Were All Broken Onl ?Cured liy Cutloura. "I had eruption appe..*- on my chest ? nd bo<iy and extsnd upwards and down ward*, io that my neck and lace were all broken out; aieo my arms and the lower limbs 04 f&r aa the kncea. i at lirsfc thought it was prickly heat. Jiut soon scales or crusts formed where the break ing out wa8. Instead ol going to a phy sician I purchased a complete treatment of the Cuticura Remedies, in which I had grea; faith, and all was satisfactory. A year or two later the '.ruptiou appeared again, cr.i) " little 'ower, but before it had time to spread 1 procured aro''-er itupply ot the 'Juticura Keiuediea, ami con tiuued th?ir use until 'he ro \\j.< com plete. I- -i now five years since the last attack, and have not eeeii any sijins of a return. 1 nave tnoi? 'aith in t.uticura Itemed es or skin diu*ar.cs than anything I know of. J.uitna fcl. Wilson, L.scomb, Iowa, Oct. ll)Oj." Sin is an intruder and not a ten ant in the heart. A HEALTHY OLD AGE OFTENTHE BEST PARTOFLIFE Help for Womon Passing Througrb Change of Life Providence has allotted us each at least seventy yean 1b which to fulfill our mission in life, and it is generally our own fault ii we die prematurely. <MrsAforytfoehne Nervous exhaustion Invites disease. This statement is the positive truth. When everything becomes a burden and yon osnnot wane & few blocks with- i out excessive fatigue, and you break out into perspiration easily, and your face flushed, and you grow excited and shaky at the least provocation, and you cannot bear to be croeaed in any thing, you are in danger; your nerves have given out ; vou need building up at onoe 1 To build up woman's nerv ous system and d\irlng the period of change of life we know of no better medicine than Lydia K. Pinkhsm's \>? stable Compound. Here is an illua tratlon. Mrs. Marv L. Koehne. 371 Garfield Avenue, Chicago. 111., writes: " I have \teed Lydia ?. Piakham'itVrgrti\ble Compound for v?a-rs in mv family ?nd It never diaappoinU; ?o when t felt tbkt I waa n^aring tho change of lifo I commenced treat meat with it. I took in all about ?ix bottles and it did me a great deal of (rood. Itstom*d my ditsy spells, pains in my bark And tho headaches with which I had suffered for month* before taking the Compound. 1 feol that if it had not been for this great medicine for women that I ahould not have been alive to-day. It is splendid for women .old or young, and will surely cure all female disorders." Mrs. Pinltham, daughter-in-law of Lydia E. Pinkham. of Lynn, Mats , in vites all sick and ailing women to write her lor advice. Her ffreat experience !? at their service, free of cost. When you bi^y WET WEATHER CLOTH! NO you watnt complete - protection find long service. These and marry olh?r goott f*plnta Are combined Tt> TOWER'S PISH 6RAND V OILED CLOTHING You cw1 Afford / i to b any other /i OLD FABHIO.V. Tes< Oh, yea, she's cerUhi t g& tlnif old ./?? mm ? y#s ? Tchv yes, hbe's beglonlMf to com* I' uin iljar 'hf styles of bouneu and uiti not as pitftiy as tilt/ u.M-,1 io ht? Philadelphia Pre*#. \ l.i !j;: i..I ?:??!?! pl ijii.i; ;..'o to li??liil .?iir < ;i! <lnJ,it<s tor ( hi'-i Jnslicfi, tnv " I hilt ti Slate* ScJiiiloJ >, two ullVI'' Si i..iini >. ijiici: Cu.'ufrewiien ami a hill Si;!Ir lickcl. (;<M)I) WORK Kn.'ilcyei Jimmy, 1 Jet yo i off terdav ;if!< :nuon benuiso y#U s?l<l you bad Koiiic necessary work to. do, and one of my clerks jayi lie saw you ;i(i bom or two later at the ball v Kanie. Otitic Hoy Vos, sir; I was rootlo' f;ii lie iiuriH* tea.?Chicago Tribune, s ?: T (ii'iii'ial \ <?nliailiai^Ly, .ictiii^ iiiili-'}... I a i.v ^.?vcni,,r.ocii('ial or WaiMHv, Mas as>;i.v>iiiale<l. ^ W ln iWaii <iiio be happier ihjyiitl tin* liiisdii) "1 |,is family -^oiiiifr. > . CAPUOINE a igrttr^ '< *ct? Ironi'ditUlr? CURESST*.1* ,t INDIGESTION end I*.;;'; APiniW w???k to tenow IiStRio'I ll<ur*? AlilUMT iikai>a< Hicfi Ai.no by removing tlj? c?u?o. lOtcull. - ? ? sM//J y ' . fiUARAM* (sS'TEE0 v & cr mm BANK deposit v/ RiR.Far?Paid. NotuTaken rcnu/?i4 .. .n. "~'L" B<wd? Coal. Vrlta Qui* GEORGIA-ALABAMA BUSINESSCOLL?GE, Macon, ( 6UARA* - BY A Iif \ p Oa. AGE comes all too quickly to her who suffers frojn the diseases peculiar to women. Pain, weak ness, debility, soon leave you but a wreck of your former wonianhood. CARDUI WINE OF WOMAN'S RELIEF relieves ferrule pain, cures fe male diseases. u\ was scanty, had numb feelings, and was terribly nervous every month, but Q?roui has made me feel so much better," writes Mrs. J. Brandenburg', of Hunting ton, W. Va. Try it. At all Druggists. c u WRITE for Free Advle^, sUtinf acf* and describing your afjnptonjs, to Lndios Advisory I>ept.. Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Chattanooga, Tenu. W. L. DOUGLAS *3.50&*3.00 Shoes A BUT IN THI WORLD W.LDouglat $4 Gilt Edge line cannotbe equalled atanyprlce / To Shot Oraltri: W. I- I>oukW?' Job bing Houie 1* tbe most completo In this country Send for Catalog BHUKB JfOK EVERYBODY AT A Man's Shoe#. $6 to #1C0- ??5q ?/>??'*$? V to$1.90. Womon'i ShoM, $^00 to ? l.BO.,, ? MisAiis* dt Childrau'B 8h???. f2 35 U) fl.OO. . 1>ry w. I<. Oougla* Women ?. ***? Children's slio*s; for style, fit and -wvmr^ they mcfl other makes. II 1 could take you Into my lar** factories at Brockton, Mass.,and show, you how carefully W.L. Douglas shoo* are made, you would then understand why they hold their' shnpe, fit better*' wear longer, and arc of greater vallfS than any other muke. Wherever you live, you cao obtain W. Douglas shoes. HI* name and pile# It iUbMJ on the bottom, which protects you against Wga price* and Interior ?Hoe*. Taka no tat*. Ask your dealer lor W. L. Douglas ***???? and Insist uj>on having them. ? ? /"nit Color I utltfl uttd: thru will not ivsar brmMMQ, vWrlte for Illustrated Catalogot Fall StylM, W. L. DOUGLAS, Dept. 15, Brockton, Mwfc all inflamed, ulcerated and catarrhal con* ditions of the mucous membrane such 3)S .. nasal catarrh,uterine catarrh caused by feminine ills, sore throat, MfV mouth or Inflamed eyes by simnly i dosing the stomach. ^9H But you surely can cure these stubbahft/; affections by local treatment witty* /.-f1 <:? Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic ? - ? * ?- ' which destroys the disease germs,ch< discharges, stops pain, and heala inflammation and soreness. < 1'axtinc represents the most bl local treatmrnt for feminine produced. Thousands of women test to this fact. 50 cents at druggists. Send for Free Trial Bc?> ? the r. PAXTON CO.. Bomoo. " ft. c nubWrti, mmuti m mm )1rl??:riiph>. lUi'h . il Mktn U'oHfii', .roraO. lmrtop.witu'iB. Pc^l)? CWiitf f >r ,rt. mlMru.Th* Am*rkcM (it I Vmm? w W Monarch PULLER,, ?og ft ?rt'ru.ilnt.... -?v.i ..rubin-rCo. C%*ll i'or \ "in M?Mt4 f?r?. ?r Rixtka t? lljoawtM li*i j. iir v>rov*'l? M'hitto ?..rk. 1 lino *b>llom t?'>4 \M ???. 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