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6. Br rw ff X. us vt iti AN AVALANCHE OF TESTIMONY As to the merits of CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERS always follows the distribution of FREE SAMPLES but In this Instance we feel especially warranted in our belief In their merit. According to our promise as announced, last Sat urdy we gave to each adult who called a FREE SAMPLE of THE FORT WAYNE SENTINEL MONDAY. AUO.

17. 1903. Prune Wafers The demand continued long after our supply was exhausted. That CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERS are truly a WONDERFUL REMEDY, the great demand and splendid results have already proven. lOO WAFERS, 25 CENTS Prepared by the IRVING DRUG COMPANY, Philadelphia.

YOU CAN EAT WHAT YOU PLEASE If you follow each meal with a CAXIFORNIA PRUNE WATER, which quickly dissolves the moat indl geetabla food and helps to carry It through and out of the system in a pea tie 'and healthful manner, without the slighest pain, griping cr nausea. PELLENS LEWIS, Druggists, 002 Calhoun Street. FORT WAYNE, IND. DR. MOiVllVlER'S DENTAL PARLORS Set of Teeth, Gold Crown, Porcelain Crowns Bridge Work 5 00 vobk New Number 814 CALHOUN ST.

Office Hours 8 a. m. to I p. m. Sundays 9 a.

m. to 5 p. m. GERMAN SPOKEN. I PETTIT ENDS LIFE BY SHOOTING (Continued from Page 1.) as the other came into the room Death was instantaneous as the ball ranged slightly downward and pen etrated the brain.

DUE TO ILL HEALTH. Di A. Vnn Buaklrk, who is acting for Coroner Bjrnett, was called and decided that death was the result Mr. Pettit sitting in the family room 0f a eelf inflicted injury resulting smoking hla pipe. from temporary insanity following ill COMPLAINED OF ILLNESS.

health. For nearly thirty years Mr. In response to an Inquiry as to the I wa employed at the First Na tate of his health, he said: "Oh, my uon' DllllR for great God, I am sick. My head, my head. 0I "me uini caenier.

clril war til enlisted and sarred until th close, having been wounded la battle. He began hla utlTi business ca reer; io Pittsburg; where gagea as a commission merchant dealing la Iron, In 1873 arm of, which he was member suffers! reverses on account Pf.the penle.tnd hs cam to Fort Warns. Shortly after his arrival he entered the Flr.it National bank nd remained there until Illness prompted him to retire, In August of last year. Re was married Not. 8, 1872, to Miss Carrie D.

Nuttman, a daughter of J. D. Nuttman, a pioneer banker of this city, and she died in June, 1876. leaving three sons. On Oct 5, 1882, he was again married to Miss, Bertha Langel, who died Feb.

18, 1602. He served as councilman from the Sixth ward at one time and in 1894 he was the republican can. dldate for the office of county au ditor. In his business career of thirty years here Mr. Pettit formed a large acquaintance and waa generally popular.

From the time he entered the First National bank he performed his duties In a manner that marked him as sn earneat, painstaking employe and hla promotion to the position of assistant cashier was brought about by his efforts to serve the best Interests of the stockholders. The men who worked with him for a great many years say that he was genial and entertained a high regard for him. In business circles the news of his self deetruetion was received with great surprise as he had always been looked upon as of a cheerful disposition and there was nothing to give birth to the belief that he would end his life by his own hand. Until all of tha children have been heard from no definite arrangement! for the funeral will be made. SEEK THE RETURN OF $150 ON LEASE Suit Entered Against Alfred Kraus General Court News, City today.

BIBLES. LOCAL LINES. Joseph and Leo Rupp have brought suit In the superior court against Al fred Kraut, proprietor of the St. Nicholas hotel In which they Ir'ora hli tat, tdenc 24fl udgment for 8250 They allege In I mut the complaint, which la drawn by Creighton H. Williams, that on March w.

0u Cif kiuuuu uuur vi in, bi. Mrs. P. Albert and" daughter, Mlsi, Flossie, of Chlcage arrive to Trancli, the 13 montha ol4 ton of to friends, and Mrs. Barney Hibler, of tha Hu.lda Hanker, who, has been Goshen road, died Saturday! evening attending "the Gilbert from cholera Infantum.

dancing has returned horn unerai services wm oa neia Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock from tha HJbler home, north of the city on the Goshen road, and at 1:30 from the Church of the Precious Blood. FUNERAL ANI0UNCEMENT3. EATON Funeral services of the late Cv H. Eaton were held this eft. PILGRIM JOE He Meetj Uj With a HcitKni Wortaa and a Resurrected Man SHAW KNIT HALF HOSE, HALF PRICE.

29c Shaw Knit Hose go at lSc During our half off sale. REUBEN S. PATTEBSON. HUFFMAN STREET LINEJSJOMPLETED Southeastern and Northwest ern Parts of City Now Directly Connected. I don't know what to do, I can stand this any longer." A few minutes later he arose and passed out the front door and aa hs went down the steps he felt in the rear pocket of his trousers and Mr Bush noted the act, but as he did not tee a weapon he made no attempt to follow.

After a short absence he returned and sat down with Mr. Busi to eat hla breakfaat. He picked up a Failing health prompted him In June of last year, to tender his resignation which waa not immediately accepted for the reason that he had been a faithful employe end the directors believed thit a vaontion would restore him to health. An effort to persuade him to go west for a time was futile and when It be rame apparent that he Intended to leave the bink, his resignation was dry crust of bread and waa told to I ncwPed he gave up act wait until a better piece could be ob lv" dutl" ft little more rhnn ago. WAS CAREFUILY GUARDED.

For two years, however, he has thown the result of his active work In the bink In the form of nervous prostration and his family guarded him carefully. At the death of Mrs. Pettit in February, 1002, he told Mr. Bush that If he was allowed to return alone from the eemetary to his home he wculd take his own life. Mr.

Bush went home with him and at his earaert solicitation remained there. During the time since, frequent at tained for him, but declined, saying. "Oh, most anything la good enough for me." Ho ate his breakfast and returned to the family room and In the meantime Mr. Bush, who conducts a commission business at 720 Harrison street, waa preparing to leave. INTIMATED HIS PUBPOSE.

Mr. Pettit begged him not to go. Insisting that as It was Monday morning there would be little to do and the employes could sttend to all rt tha lita4 saLsa far Ira nt narumiena Viai.a Mr. Bush telephoned that would i. themselves and the fact that they be at the store for a time and i tlTftd thi fflftrn n.

fh. 1ntnr1r1 dnl tendency made it watch him. The Fort Wayne Traction company addsd ten squares of serviceable tracn to the mileage of ita street car sys tm in Fnrr wavna vesieraav woen 1 i opened the Huffman street extension by ergd by Henry Doctor with to business. This extension Is a continuation of what is generally known Kraus Nicholas hotel building In which they expected ta run a restaurant, at a rental of 8600 a year, payable quarterly In and at the time the leas? wss closed they paid 160, The complaint alleges that Kraus waa aware of the fact that at the time he entered Into the lease with them he held a lease on the building given him by Elisa Weller in which it 1 specifically set out that he shall not under any circumstances sublet any part of lt It Is further stated that a man named Gray held a lease at the same time the one waa given to the complainants and that Kraua was fully aware that he could not give possession of the room on May 1 as is stipulated in the lease. The Bupps sy they have frequently demanded their money of Kraua and that they are unable to collect and that the representations made by him were fraud ulent and were made with the Intention of getting possession of their money.

CARED FOR HIS WIFE In his last will filed today, Fred erieh Schwwe devises all of his property to Fredericks and Jacob Bill, to be held by them Jointly. He asks that Fred W. Kroener admlnlstei his etate and says that his brothers and til ten have no claim upon his estate for tfhe rearon that Mr and Mrs. Bill cared for his wife during her last 111 nesa, that he was living with them at the time he made the will snd ex peeted to spend the remainder of his life with them. GENERAL COTJBT NEWS.

John J. Ertel haa appealed the cases against him on which he ws fined in police court Isst week to the circuit court. Moswman, Yarnelle haye brought suit sgainst the Wayne Buggy company and Jochlm Baker to recover 91,200 on a note. William Miller, the Junk dealer sent to Jail from police court Saturday, waa released Saturday afternoon on habeas corpus proceedings. The cases filed against eaat end WARRANT ISSUED FOnOJNE HESS Demented Young Blackmailer May be Held by Goshen Authorities.

sot to wait until Mr. Pettit had recovered suidclently td" take him down town. He finally concluded to go and as he got his hat and started Mr Pettit tapped him on tne back and said. "Don't go; stay a while. If you gi and leave me it will be the last tlmd you will ever see me alive." "Don't talk that way, aaid Mi.

Busil," we all have this life to live and must live and no the best we HEARD THE FATAx, SHOT necessary to OFTEN THREATENED SUICIDE. However, there htii been so many threats to kill himwlf which had not been carried out that it wis believed he would not mke the attempt and In the eour'e of Ime, the vlgflan'e that had been exeirWd at flr' be cs.me ently relnxrd Ms fictions this miming were regnrd'd as a repetition of those that usually followed one ol Ihe attacks. Mr Bush has taken him to hi? stors neirlv everv A. he finished speaking Mr Pettit dav mA UM stepped into his bedroom which open mlM off phylical condltlon. uu mo ruom in waicn mpy wert Yriterrifiv Pftt TVT.

tlt taing, a kw seconas later tne report Bu.h nd WllHam an(, of the shot wss heard and before Mr h.r Iornrt ft)at Bush could reach the bedroom Mi wrnt ,0 ToWo pllrlnr dyy Mr Pettit was dead. He had fallen Prttlf wft, chffrful He the floor in front of a dresser upon at the bink Saturday and tran which there was a mirror and as tho JCted businers and Fres members of ths family rushed intumn the rashler talked awhile with the room the body was passing him and noticed nothing unususl in through the writhing that precede I his condition a Violent death. Th, conlitt, of Blcod and a portion of the bralu Ben Pettit chief electrician for the wera ooeing irom tne right side of thj Pullmsn company at Denver; William head about an Inch and half above Pettit, a civil engineer living at Port the right ear and the fingers of the land Diyton Pettit. of Denver: as the Hanna street line and it commences at Wells street and runs out Huftmsn street to Jesse street, crossing Koch, Short, Hensch, Meridlsn, Andrew, Sherman, Oakland, St. Marys and Franklin strsets and serving a wide and somewhat thickly populated territory which was prsv lously without any street car service Cara are now running fromWalton avenue direct to Jesse avenue, passing all points at Intervals of sight minutes.

To accomplish this the company was compelled to add another car and two crews to this line and there are now seven cars employed on it. It was not the Intention of the company to make and fuss or demonstration over the opening of business of any of Its several extensions, but the people out in the territory reached by the Huffman street ear line got up a little demonstration of their own yesterday in honor of the event When Supt, J. W. Tompkins, Conduc tor Theodore Cutshall and Motorman Frank Sblpman appeared at the terminal of the new extension, thsy found nearly all the residents of that dl trlct assembled there. Amid the I cheers of the crowd, ths street car men stepped off the car to prepare for teveislng the trolley and start upon the return trip, when they were halted bv a resident who, In behalf of the neighborhood, presented them with a handsome bouquet each.

The street car company completed the track laying on Fairfield avenue Saturday night and this morning put a large force of men snd teams at work on Creighton avenue This part of tha enlarged system will also soon be ready to open to traffic. The Main street double track is fsst nearlng completion and this morning ths wor't of grsdlng Broadway and preparing for the extension of the second track down thst thoroughfare waa aleo commenced. stealing his melons snd tampllng his vines have been turned over to Juvenile Officer Patton to Investigate and if the conditions warrant it proceedings will be filed In the Juvenile court. Mary A. Yerk has sued for a divorce from Charles P.

Yerk. She alleges in her complaint that Hiey were married in October, 1878, and lived together until about eight years ago, when he abandoned her and has made no provision for her support or that of their son. ten years old. She alleges that he cursed and abused her during their married life and states that she wants the custody of the child She further asks thst she be restored to her msiden name of Mary Adelia GardneT. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

CARTERS. HALF PRICE. We sell 3 pair of Men's Garters for 60c. During the sale we will sell 3 pairs for 25c. During our half off sale.

REUBEN S. PATTERSON. Charles Morris and Florence Bob moyer. Karl Jurgenten and Olga Andersen. THE DEATHS.

WEBER. Mrs. Heinrlcke Weber died Sunday morning at o'clock at her home, 602 Walnut strset, after an Illness of several weeks from typhoid fever. Mrs. Weber waa sixty years old, and was born In Wurtemburg Germany, coming to Fort Wayne with her parents when a child.

Her husband, Prof. J. J. Weber, who died in 1889, was a teacher of music In St. John's Reformed school here and later taught music in ths Clay school.

Surviving are four children, all of whom reside here They are ths Misses Emma, Loula and Emily Weber, and Theo. Weber. There are also two sisters, Mrs. Caroline Good, of Kansas City, and Mrs. Anton Fischer, of Fort Wsyne, and two brothers, (Special te The gunttaeL) Goshen, Aug.

17 A warrant was issued todsy (it the Instance of the Walker Lewie Buggy company here charging Fred Hess, of Columbia City, with attempt to blackmail the firm of 83.000. Hess, who shot himself twice Saturday afternoon, when arrested and charged with the attempt to black mall, Is progressing toward recovery at tne Becknell hospital here. The warrant Issued this morning haa not been served and possibly will not be. Phillip Hess, aged father of the young man, accompanied by Attorney Gates, came here from Columbia City this morning and are now In conference with the authoritls and members of the Walker Lewis firm endeavoring to avert service at the warrant. They promise that as soon aa the young man Is able to be moved to turn him over to the custody of thi aherlff of Whitley county until an Inquest can bs held and his sanity determined.

The officers here believe young Hess Is Insane on the subject of blackmail, especially whers It concerns carriage companies. He was arrested but a few weeks ago for attempting to black mall a manufacturing firm at Columbia City by tame means he employed here. Hess denies that his mind has be in affected by reading trashy literature. He saya he Is studying electrical engineering. He Insists he has never been away from home over two weeks during, yearngn" his whole life.

He walked nart of "And yon the way from Columbia City to Goshen. When two ofBcers were about to take him into custody for sending letters to the Lewis company demsnding SJ.OOO under threat to dynamite the factory and all of its employes, young Hess drew a revolver and fired two shots at his own head, one bullet tak 1 lng effect near the top of the skull. He will recover but declares he will I kill himself at ttie first opportunity. I Hess has been here sevjul days under the name of John Fox, claiming to be a London (Ont.) detetive. Hs called at the Walker lewis factory' and told the management he had Information that an attempt would be I made to destroy the plint If $3,000 was not forthcoming He eid ex convicts from the Toronto penlten tisry would do the work.

Hess told the minagement that the money must be placed under the Loke Shore rnilrond bridge at 7 o'clock Sat 1 urday night. The fsetory people be I came suspicious and placed the ease In the hands of the city authorities. Hess was cornered through his handwriting snd the fact that he employed here almost the tram methods as In Columbia City. When the police attempted to arrest him, Hess tried twice to kill himself, I firing two bullets. One greaed him left eye.

nenrly hitting Mei snall Ve ICcjjyrltht, 1S03, by B. Lewis.) LEF'X the towa of Hopciwhlle the dstv was jot sparklln; on the grast and beaded for Big Chance with my heart beatlu' Joyously to the footsteps of my old boss. As a pilgrim trarelln' from tfor I bad soothed and comforted, is a tlntyFlsf I bad taken a hundred pictures at 10 centi a take, at the owner of a race boss and a flfhtln' dog I had won thirty big dollars, and as the lnrenor and proprietor of the celebrated and oaly liver cure I bad disposed of three dozen bottles at Bo'ccntt apiece. It would have been selfish In me not to have a song In my heart as I drlr' onward all uature gay around me. I had ptirveeded about four miles on my way when 1 met up with a female wuo was headed t'otlier wsy.

Owlu' to her fsce she was not purty to look upon, acd oirln' to her shape she wt not a VeDus la the fioat row. I noted theee thlnjs while she was still some rods distant, but with my usual kindness of hesrt and gentleness of soul I stopped my outfit and bowed my brow to ber and said "Female, I greet thee and wish thee well "The same to yon, old soclis." she replied, with a smile that made ber mouth a foot wide. 'Whither goest thou at this esrly hour, If I may be so bold?" "I'm stroliln' to'rds Big Chance with the hope of meetin' a critter on the war "A critter of a man'" "The same "And should yon meet a critter?" "Look here, old mnn," she said as she rented one foot on the huh of a front wheel, I am out here In this territory of Oklahoma to huotle for hlrness It's either litiMle or clt left find Ilanner Brow allers keep up with the purres elon to jesterrtar I had an old mm. lie nnsn'l anj great shakes, but sorter falilsli." "And Komethln' innened to his a tta ground for hours. ibattsfltaJl, however1.

I reethod home tt Hid my Mj old worn" o. I'M fearla' ana's eomr3sl Bitted suicide," "Was she a jawed off woman with a breadth of vBlouldri( and a slxa, vt lir "She was." "Wouldst ir that her face resembled the SJadott.nar "As nigh as I can remember it did. and slia hid mouth and freckle to pare. It must that you met her on the wrnt along? Spea and relleie niy burnln' aniletles." "Twas ber 1 met" And she thought me gone hencer was sure of It." "And, tWu'ilo" thus, did the sna he stammered. "She A'A.

but I cost back her lova and her heart." I replied, "and If sbi didn't overtake the foot traveler she was pursnln' wl.en I drlV on, you are still her husband and lioss or tne roost Cheer np, feller mortal. There It hop for theo." "Durned If there ain't," he sold as he took my hand and pressed It In gratitude, and tbea set out to find his old woman and bring her back to the fold. M. QUAD. MAY COME TO FORT WAYNE.

New York, Aug. 17. Special. It not lmprobablt that a department store under auspice of the cash buy. era' trust msy established in Fort Wayne.

The trust announces that it wul invest 60 per cent, in any approved department store enterprise In which local investors will take 0 per cent, of the capital stock, Tha parent concern says It can furnish supplies at lower rate than can be se cured elsewhere. ts capital is 000,000, which can be increased 8100,000,000, so that It can cover We entire country. It will receive favor ably any proposition coming from Fort Wayns or other Indiana cities. KILLED IN A WRECK. Peru, Aug.

17. Ernest Baiy lnger, a freight conductor, was C. Z. Barker, fireman was fatally scalded and Thomas Ames rong, engineer and Dsnlel Miller, conductor of North Judson, were Injured early today by an accident at Winn, on ttt, Chicago, Cincinnati Louisville rail, way. An eccentric rtrtp and side rod broke, the latter crashing into the oab 1 of the engine occupied by the four i FIVE CHILDREN DROWNED.

bcnndln' speerit'?" I uueried. "Somethln' did In his anient minded men" he plrked up hoes beloiigln' to another mnn, and eiontl overtook him and hung his hminilln' epeerlts to a llmh. made uldder vioninii Richmond, Aug 17 At Lu of me In ten inl.ills after they got rIch 0l, eounty "ut, TM. hnnds on him. oi needn't nork up any morris of nor squeeze evenlnS.

Pty out any tears orsorrrr" dren' one by nJ girls, rang Hut I may nt leant trust that your inK In age from 8 to 15 years, wsrt late rnmpnnlon 1 better "You may If you want to, hut that won't help him any Mebbe It so happens that you are a wldder man?" "The sharer of my Jots died ten look lite a purty good mnn That enrk eje und humped noe don't help your bennty stir, but I'm no angel myelf I'm the owner of a boating, the boat rapalzed and five n( the girls were drowned. The drowj ed children wr tw. I John Robinson, one daughter of Jqj Holloway, and two daughters of KtM A XI. XjCQ. 'sS 8' iMWHiwmamiHiaBBfM WILL TRY TO SETTLE STRIX2.

Indianapolis, Aug. 17 Ths national executive committee ef the United Garment Workers whose convention has Just closed here deeldsd to send President Larger and Secretary White to St. Louis to adjust th differences of union tailors there, Xsrger and White will go to Et Louis this week, BRUNSWICK, GA BURNING. Brunswick. Ga, Aug 17 A serious fire Is now burning In this city and I ujuiu inn irsuu oeiore ins flomes are extinguished.

Three stores are kblare and the flames are etlll spreading and the entire block, which is one of the principal ones on New Cartlt street, may be destroyed MANY TOURISTS KILLED. sx was rmsix' thi foot TSAVixiB. Charaonix, France, Aug. 17 Sevea wauss th raxiHix. i lounsis, ii was announced today, were claim wuth a thousand dollars, and my klll.d recently while attempting Z'TJJZjr'' Aiguille, OH b.Z&3W "Its thing that eds thinkln' Mount B1n.

ei Courmayeur sld orer," says I tn mountain. "Then ihlnk," eavs she. long 'II you glre me?" I LOCAL LINES. "Vhlle I ount fifty I "Thsts too sudden. TThlle I hsve Mrs.

A. 1tln fe. rey. The second bsll entered the top donbt mJ" nfflnl anrt has returned from Kenosha of the snd wss completely I'ZIZlT Tr ZZ! er. sh.

ha, been vi.U.ng tend against the skull. The physl clans regard It as a remarkable ease. They say the danger lies in fever. Numerous letters found in his possession Indicate that Hess's mind is affected. Considerable money wss found in his clothes.

Hess begged the surgeon for a revolver, saying he wanted to make an end of all. brother. E. A. Miller.

The Y. P. C. U. of Calvarv IT done," she chipped In as she stsrted on.

and three nilnlts Inter she was Hess was arrested some weeks ago chastn' the foot traveler seross the at Columbia City upon evidence se pralrt and gnlnln' on him at erery DDlness. you it excuse me for rejectln' your heort and hand and tackle the mnu eoiuln' up behind." church will give a supper Tuesday "Then you won't have me?" she evening at the home of Charles Rob erts, 1140 Monrie street Me II put It that I promised the Mrs companion of my bosom never to mar I M' HyM' chlt5. ry ag'ln. But for that promise," laitlng her psrents, Mr. and Mrs.

"All right, old pilgrim, no harm Michael Qulnn, of West DeWald street. Mies Kamte Orleb, of 528 Crelgh Louis Traub, of Fort Wayne, and Fred mted mainly thr0UB.h th. Jump Traub, of Greenville. Texaa. i t.i.

I Two mii f.rtv The funeral will be held from the He had attempted to blackmail th. I on "eted Wl" 'J'' for Washing. tidence at 2 30 o'clock Wednesday I Harner Buirv mm.n. i 1.: alld out D' Polnt Virginia and otlv ton avenue, has gone to Cleveland for a two weeks' visit. Misses Eva Cragg and Cora McAfee i reside sfternoon and at 3 o'clock from Salem Reformed church, the Rev.

P. ofti elating Wednesday Harper Buggy company, of Columbia I cheerily to hm. as it gives me a pnln aaatern rUcet. right hand still retained there hold on the weapon, which wai a revolver of 32 eallber. Bertland Pettit, bettor known among hla friends as "Llnny" slept, in the same bed with his father and waa asleep In tha room at the time til shot waa fired.

It awakened Ua and he reached his father'! aide and Lloyd snd R. Pettit, who live at the home. SKETCH OF HIS William L. Pettit was born at Ken sington, 0., May 28, 1841, and waa a son of Benjamin and Deborah Pettit He grew to manhood in his native town and at the outbreak of tha tSr HUNTSMAN. Mrs.

Susie E. Huntsman, of T20 Harrison street, died Sundav evening The Fort Wayne Stars defeated a at 0:40 o'clock from a eomnlleation of ball team composed of Pennsylvania heart trouble and dropsy at the age City. Upon the chare of tt.n,f. II LI I Buhl I blackmail h. 'Z'Z: "w' I ius urn up uiu noi nnsirer me i cot flown oiiuney rauiir granu jury and was' nn approaeued him and soothln'ly out on ball of $2,000.

furniahmi k. I td: 1.1. I a ne was neid hy United States Commissioner Logan here on a charge of using the mails unlawfully. He was out on 81,000 bond, also furnlthed by his father. "Feller mortal, why this sorrer and dej etion? roitfld thy troubles ta re and lat rne soothe thee." "Look at this peck." uyt be as he firemen at Centllvrs park yeiterday, the score standing 17 to 7.

Wilder son and Gordon composed the battery for the Stan. This waa the letter's first game In the city, though they hare played for several weeks In the neighboring town. of 43 years. She leaves two chil dren, ths Misses Nellie and Eva Huntsman. Deceased wai born in Missouri and lived for soma time at Rome City, coming hr about twelve years ago.

The remains wera shipped to Roma 1 The Misses Sadie Platta andSelm Luhmann have gone to Roma City to be guests for a wsek at the Tib bets cottage. Mlsa Katherine O'Ryan, of the Home Telephone company, (a spenl lng a week at Rome City, lifts h(s hend for the first time. "Is It made of rubber, that It can be dnwp put to srjcb trardlnnry length If seemetb three feet long." "And Jt feeleth tit. Dura 'em. but they hung tne yesterdayr for what?" "A crowd rof ff(lrt.

and beam had a boss with rae, couldn't account for. Tea, jbey hung me, after lU ha departed tha rope broke, and! lay NEMALINE. WHAT'S THAT? 0 Tha best and most tatlsfae tary wall platter on the market If you art, building It wilt pay yoi to call on or address. The Elattlo Plaj tn New Hjven. Ind.

7.8s.tf TOR RUNT. Wamond. homettaad. 329 Eart) Way. atraet, with prortm.nts.

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