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A i 11 Epileptic Fits i 1 1 OF RED MEN'S NEWLY ELECTED GREAT JUNIOR CIVIL ENGINEERS WILL! SOON HAVE A NEW HOM SAGAMORE OF INDIANA RED MEN COUNCIL COMES TO END lijCn lit fct Cared Tkiu Ccrsi freri Tiij Cu It. THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1903. MEETING jJaaSHaBfBaaaBgSgSJgMs Those who have Ka4 epileptic fits tor years and who hare been disappointed la i ue or nrcii.tr ana other medietas, naturally tx ller that there to no mi rim. nnt rure and fcocvt their sorry eondl lion, enuring weir juiucuoo as patiently as jvwFt iIa. It is for such persons that fuN.h atwolutei evidence from those curj no ra irjea every torn of treat meat and filled until, they found Wheelers Serve Viuliaer i Prt: aea ana ATWOOflL Kts.joar.Ftl rwirw li eaVNiXIOwjU CONVUUUrUL fcad epilepsy for three years.

Each ft followed by chill. Would bit my tongue the blood ran out of my tiouth. Tbe best physicians did not help In, but Whaler's Kerr Vltallser did rvd I have not had a fit sine 1 began fta use," Mrs, M. J. Atwood.

Slgourney, Iowa. "I hi3 erllrptlc fits so that I was liable to fall axywher at any tiro. I suffered for ten years without getting relief from the doctors, who charged me over $1,000. At lust was cured by Wheeler's Nerre Yltaliser. 1 have sot tad a fit since I tJoed the frst bottle." Mrs.

Joseph Kth It, Converse, lnd. Surely a medicine that will our epfiep tl5 fits, the moat advanced and fatal fnrm ct nervous disease, may be depended uponf it cure ail the mlkier forms, such, as ifctn and all kinds of weakness, which art Jjt the starting points. I is sold by aU druniiU at Jl per bot Albion. who will aire further Information, proof and advice to S.U wco ssk jor it. Beit Tor Trttn i rVnUbls, yoert.

Tssi Owi.PeOflet la t. Tb iidiim aiaicpwl CCU Oitniilwa to or your Boay bacK. StsrUcc Remedy Chlcage or N.Y. tnl aU other trrnptorat of kidney ease are tpeeduy remoTea wnen tiintya are made healthy. actiTt and ty the tue of Pills4 the world'! preatest kidney and lire regnlator, and the only tnedicin ba irg a combined action oa kidneys and liver.

One pill a doae cent abox. "Write for free sample to The Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Buffalo, N.

Y. NERVOUS HEADACHE Ton are tlrel. brain la over worked and your head aches. Dr. Miles' Anti Pain Pills actTgrnUy on tha nerves, sootlJng and allaying the irrita tion which' causes tha pais, in.

your head. and In a few moments ypu sre entirely cured. 23 dose ISc; Ifevtr sold 1a bulk. BABIES OIJ: FIRE Tith homing, ehtng, scaling, crusted humors, Isstsatly re. heved and speedily cared by warm baths with Crncraa Boas' and gratis applications of C'TV era OiwTusjrr.

th great Skin Core whea all else tU. G.LIPES SPECIALIST ga aU Chrotls aad Kpeekl riiimii et beik rtoars tJ 1 4 p. Sanday. ll a. si Tunsy ami Friday evealasa, 1 a 6Lt Lite linildlag, Indlaaapolis.

lad. fiOAYIIAin RESTORED IVJLliUTTJl EJL3 STJaia" oieorT.p esked.or Bleaetna I w.ct luut tei ly. 4 luw ui a. buaUflitami i. kiwi, a er rak ra i no fwuanrA.

asd la 0 aa. surST Doc sresy. Taimlisa esas ry Tee DtW tm Cispool iiutcL i i JS i sjrti SI FREE Te all who aufTsr or to tbe frisoda those be mft with kidney. Uver, boart, bladder er bkood AimH a aainpls boiUe of Warder's Kais Cwr (tbs p4onr kldnay mod liver TmJr) will mrnl absolutely fUe of cost. VwMra Tbt Address WARXEli'g XI CURE CO Roehester.

N. T. Sqyo Your There's a wsy to prtTtat Ion at lULtav tjttz a Io hot tie of I CId Glbrclfcr Opel Heir Tonic Cr 1 Tfcroat sad Loeg AfT cuon. tret lis reouuae. Refuse so a Mat 7U a lzAllblt and SHtt Uetlet Ilartns fc eoJ.

.7 Aw brief return. Cv Cent Word. QUESTION OF BUILDING CON TINUED IN COMMITTEE. APPOINTMENTS BY SACHEM With the Installation of the newly electcd and newly appointed officers, the Great Council of Indiana Red Men came to an end. at Tomlinaon iiall.

yesterday afternoon. New council otBcera were appointed by Great Sachem Krone, as follows: John W. Towle, of Richmond, rreat sannap; Frank of New Albany, rreat tnlshinewa; W. O. Marks, of Salem, treat keeper of the wtgrwam, and Charles Krauter, of Connersville.

treat ruard of the Henry Lehman, of Indianapolis, was elected a trustee of the Great Council for three years, and the following great rep rsentat1res to the Great Council of the United States wers elected: John E. Sedwlck. of Martinsville; Louis N. Otto, of Crawfordsvllle: Alfred Ellison. of CrawfordsTllle, and Ellis G.

Darnell, of Lebanon. W. W. Sharpies, of Garrett, was elected a' member of the board of appeals for three years. A standing; committee on tribal laws was created, with members as follows: John C.

Underwood, of Bedford: Georae B. Parks, of JefftrsonvlUe, and L. tiartol. of War To John 8. coffman.

of Muncle. retirlna great sachem, was presented a. past great ncpem i jewel, ana. io i nomas JC. Donnelly, of Pennsylvaala, a past great tnoohonee Of the national order, was tfrrou and general debility, tterrocsi presented a silver tankard appropriately Soar Sfomacli "I m1 futmtt as4 fl like ewstsa.

Ibsve (d cr rt Irom 4xtPts saa soer stoaiMa rB. lul Tw I hf kct atwil mud oaf (nn, hxl o14 fina so reiltf only I' irnin mm. I reoiEBiBd CMCtrrt i fnwoi thtnf ur indirMttoe Sea lie' una a ks tcs bow.ts' la goea en txirrj fcwuktsy, Itaaok Chsak, Pa, The build! nr Question was discussed: inonse tne srreat sacnem to ansoint committee with the matter In chare. leaving It optional with bint whether to reappoint the oia committeo or name new one. Th present committee, which tias held for a year, consists of Louis TV.

Otto. pt Crawtordsmie: Oeorye B. Parks, of Jeffersonvllle, and Fred Gill, of Indianapolis. It is proposed by those farorlng tha building movement to erect a build ing; In this city for. the Great Council.

to coat about uoo.oou. To avoid the long contests for officers consuming; the greater part of the time of tha meetings of the Great Council. 'with successive ballots, Harry Negley. of this city. has proposed that the voting for new officers be dons by mail, through the office of the grest keeper of records, the nominations being also made by mall.

The result of such an election would then be announced at tha meeting; of the Great council. CURE FOR FOOTBALL CRAZE. eix Mllt Walk Dally Servet as an Antt tSpsctai to The Indianapolis Kswa AlXXAXDRlA, IndL. October Alexander 'Peck, a' well to do farmer, throe miles south of this city, believes ha has aolred the football erase with his son. Mr.

Peck has a boy of football ae who attends tb blsh school In this city. axia rcr two years. wnea. the loot bail mania flrst invaded this section, ha was much sought after to Join the Alexandria team, as ha was of athletla build and possessed of hsrolo courage. The bori confided his ambition to bis father.

who wanted know why ha desired to join an organisation that meant weekly injury ana posaiMo I irequent oungure ment. "I need the exercise," was tha reioinder: I don't get enoufa exercise to enjoy tot roeeis." Peck. tere. was eaual to tne amerrencr. "Hereafter.

my son." said he. "Instead ot riding to school in tha morning on the traction line, and home tn tha rn. in, to can walk. If that does not fur nish yon surHclent eaerelse. taaa find sometniny aisr tor you to do in tha morn lnirm art4 ior samost two years, winter as well as summer, axeept on rainy bov has truds ed Aiezanona, three snnea away days.

the uncomplainingly to and some tn the same war. The exercise has been but financially, It has been a losing game for hlsfather, for the boy's appeuie naa grown to De aomethini nhenomenaL aa has hia rrowth in weia hi and strength, of itself of far more 'value than money. Nothing is ever said by the son of "lack of and he nonunuea to nanaer arter membership to the football team, be Is wise enough to aeep it to mmseir, rearing a nightly In home. a sood aiied wood pUa at BOWMAN'S HOME TO BE SOLD Twenty Per Cent Dividend for Hascown Bank Creditor. Special The IndlanapoUsKewa RICHMOND, IJ.

The house. In this city that was owned by John Bowman, wrecker of the Commercial Bank, at Haerstown. will be sold by tha administrator, Hugh Alien. October 38. Immediately thereafter, it is expected that J.

A. fipeklnhder. receiver ot the bank, will pay the first dividend to depositors of the defunct institution. Other properties belonging to the Bowman estate have been disposed of. The first dividend probably will be 20 per cent, and this may represent half Df the total dividend that will paid.

11 Fined Under the Medical Law' IntL, October 11 rr. Leslie M. Beaven, osteopath, who was fined 13 and costs for practicing medicine without license, will take i an appeal claiming1 that he doea pot use medicine tn bis practice. He has been fallowing; his profession In this' city for ja year and more, rWr tt Scarfs, season's price will be 00. early sale price, spe I Boaa.

season's price will be H50. early sale price, spe Ties, season's price will be SS.00, iarly sale price, spe I MM Hck Fleces, season's price win HO.00, now. cnoice i RALEIGH RALLIES Would Examine the Books. "Moreover, I hope that by law power will be conferred upon representatives of tha Government capable of performing the duty of public accountants, carefully to examine Into the books of railroads when so ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission, which should itself have power to prescribe what books and what books' only should be kept by railroads. If there la In the minds of the commission any suspicion that a certain railroad la in any shape or way giving rebates or behavlnir Improperly.

I wish the commission to have power as a matter of right, not as a matter of favor, to make a full and exhaustive investigation of the receipts and expenditures of the railroad, so that any violation or evasion of the law may be detected. "This is not a revolutionary proposal on my part, for I only wish the same power given in reference to railroads that is now exercised as a matter ot course by the national bank examiners as regards national banks. My object in giving these additional powers to the administrative body representing tbe Government the Interstate Commerce Commission. or whatever It may be Is primarily to se cure a real and not a sham control to tha Government representatives. The American people abhor a sham, and with this abhorrence I cordially sympathize." Hearing In the Lace Case.

COLUMBUS. InL, October U. Charlee Lacey, accused of firing a bullet through a door which entered tbe breast of Frank Lacey, hia brother, has waived preliminary hearing, and he has been released on 1500 bond. Edward Smith, Mrs. Alice Lacey and Dollie Belle Tuttle, accused of complicity in the same affair, were ac ultteo ot tow cnarge, oui nnea lor runkensess.

Mr! Smith alone was able to pay, the others being remanded. $47.50, $55.00 and $68.50 1 Now Tour buying now not only gives yon best selection, as the stocks are complete, but there is a savlhr In price ot fully one third, Eectrio Seal Coats, double breasted, full roll collar, lined with Cf A "je host satin, season's price will be (2.00, to morrow special Same as above, only tha collar, revers and cuffs are of XXX nutria, season's prica will be 25.00, for early buying to mor Same aa the first mentioned coat, only the collar, revers and 7 Te? cuffs are of Isabella marten, season price 127.50. to morrow at. 1 Near Seel Coats, 13 inch, perfect skins. Skinner's satin lined, two CO! 7C years guaranteed coat, season' price' J35.00, to morrow Near Seal Coats.

55 Inch, choicest skins, full roll revers, fonr years' guaranteed coat, season's price WS OO, to morrow spe JQ XXXX Near Seal Coats! linchTstng7e'sk garment except Alaska, sealskin. Mason's price J67.50. to mor C47 K( a ea XXXX Near Seal Coats, ITT lnch. collar and cuffs of XXX beaver; Cer (( this exqulait garment will sail la reason at JSS.00, to morrow at VV' Save a Good Deal of Money aiid Bny Furs Now In the morning. from until elck.

L000 Neck Scarfs go on sale, limit ot one to a customer, your choice for $1.39 52.9$ 1 Buy Then. Now Buy Furs To Morrow I per cent, discount on every one of our 4.000 pieces at i $7.75, $9.50, $13.75, $16.50, $24.75, $38.50, 211 and 213 S. ILLINOIS ST. v. C.

A. ROBINSON. OF GREENFIELD. 'ROUND ROOSEVELT Continued from Page One. tlce; It Is out of the Question for the law department of the Government to do what should be purely administrative work.

The Department of Justice is to stand behind and co operate with the administrative body, but the administrative body Itself must be given the power to do the work and then held to a strict accountability for the exercise of that power. The delays of the law are proverbial, and what we need In this matter Is reasonable Quickness of action. Cauae for Complaint. "Tha abuses of which we have a gen uine right to complain take many shapes. Rebates are not now often given openly.

But they can be given Just as effectively In covert form; and private cars, terminal tracks and the like must be brought under the control of the commission or administrative body, which is to exercise supervision by 1 tha Government. But in my judgment tha most important thing to no is to anve to this administrative body power to make Its finding effective, and this can be done only by giving it power, when complaint 4a made of a gtven rata as being unJult or unreason able, if It finds the complaint proper, then itself to fix a maximum rate which it regards as just and reasonable, this rate to go Into effect practically at once, that' la within a reasonable time, and to stay In effect, unless reversed by the courts, .1 earnestly hope that we shall sea a law giving this power passed by Congress. TOBACCO RESTRICTIONS. Government Makes New Ruling on Im port Invoices. WASHINGTON.

October 19. Secretary Shaw has issued amended instructions to customs officers regarding the entry of Imported leaf tobacco. Under the new ruling; importations of leaf tobacco will be denied entry unless the invoices specifically Indicate the character of such tobacco, whether wrapper or filler, with the percentage of wrapper, if any. Its origin and Quality. Whecp an invoice fails to state whether the totkeco is filler or wrapper, and the bona odes are beyond question, opportunity wlli be given to obtain a corrected Invoice.

Where good faith Is not shown, summary action will be taken. This action, IfcJa understood, is taken with a view to putting a stop to the custom some unscrupulous importers of invoicing their importations as filler, when In fact they contain a large percentage of wrapper, which pays much the higher rate of customs duty. Paris Horse Show Postponed, Special to Tha Indianapolis News. PARIS, 111., October 19. Th? 'Paris horse show, which was to have opened yesterday, has been postponed to Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, owing to the weather.

STATE HAPPENINGS. OOLIjMBUS The county superintendents of the Fourth congressional district wlUtmaet at North Vernon on tha zttn lnst MILTON The r.lval at the Chrfstlsn church, led by the Rsv. F. C. McOormlck.

has closed with three accesstobs. LOOAN SPORT Clint on Dassstt. naar" Oal reston, found unconscious, in which K'ndlUort h. reir.i'ned msjiy hours, has KOKOMO Tbs Infant daughter of Mr. snd Mrs.

Austin Smith Oil head downward in a bucket filled with Vater and was suffocated. BOONVILLE Jossph Hicks, emplbyed in the Reynolds coal mine, while looking up the shaft, was caught by the elevator md his neck was broken, killing him lnstai tly. WORTKINGTOK Tha Rsv. A. W.

bu been called to the pastorate of. the WortETngton circuit of the M. P. church, and has entered upon his work. MOORES HILL Jaoob Rupp.

an oVTsbldlsr. slxty nve years old. of Milan, dropped dead pt heart trouble, hi wife and daughter. waaj a farmer with a MCNCIE John who brought suit to break th will of tbs iats John H. Estelle.

his grandfather, accepted 9G0 In compromise and diamlssed the case. MONTICELIXV Mr. and Mrs. Michael VogeL of Reynolds, celebratsd their golden wedding anniversary by services at Bt. Joseph's The gifts were appropriass and beautiful.

VINCEJf NE9 In regard to the murder of Herman Pepmeler, at FreelandsvilW by Joseph Nolting, coroner uuiejr nas returneu a verdict that the killing was without provo cation. CENTEKVIIXE John F. Dynes, of this place, at the fitats meeting of County Commissioners, to be held at Vlncenaes on ths th win discuss "Advertisements for Contract I HT. TZnilfON Ths cornerstone of ths new Johnson M. E.

church at 9ew Harmony has been laid with aDDroDrlate eervlces: the Rsv. Dr. I. W. forjnerljri presiding elder of the Evansvllle district, deUfsrlng the sermon.

6HOALS Tha tecent rains have greatly swollen the streams In this county, and Frank Jones, cat lying mall between here and Rusk. la attempting to cross tbe Powell branch in Lost.rlvur, lost his horse, but swam ashore with th eli. ANDERSON Jacob Gold. against whom judgment for 1420 was rendered for selling In toxicants to the husband or Mrs. Mary eta ley, of Chesterfield, who was killed by Clay Dttsang, has appealed to tb Superior Court oq Madison county.1 LOGAX6PORT Clinton Daggett, of Galves ton, th victim of aa assault which rendered him unconscious for hours, has recovered his senses, but is unable, cr unwlllidg to divulge th nam of tbe who assaulted him.

PENDLETON During a meeting of th Horticultural. Society to day at th bom ot Commissioner C. E. Swain, papers were read by Robert Maranvlll. Mrs.

K. A. Boston and Jonathan Thomas on themes pertinent to th raaeung, ana a ainnar was served by tne commissioner. RICHMOND Richard Hazxard. saloon is in an alarming condition, ths result of deurtura tremena It Is probable that tha prosecutor will oppose the re leeuanc of a license to retail Intoxicants to Haszard on tb plea that be has demonstrated himself as unut to be intrusted with the business.

FRANKLIN Tbe survivors of th "Old Brigade." which Included tbe Eighth and Eighteenth Indiana Infantry regiments and th Nineteenth Battery, held a reunion her to day. To night Prof. U. Hall, of Frank lin College, will deliver aa address. PORTLAND Ths Heading! cm Hotel and cafe, managed for seventeao years by James N.

Headlnston. has been sold to Thornton Taylor The dredgeboat to be used by' the Engineering Construction Company in dredg ing th Salamocle river between this city and PeaBTille, has been put in operation. EVA NBVTLLB Joseph Snyder, of Cannelton. has offered a reward for information concern ing his ron Edward, who left Memphis, last August, with considerwbi money In his possejelon. and has since been on ths missing list Pleasant Whiteside was caught under a shut at the Ingle coal mine, and both legs wers cut oft at the knees.

PERU The damage suits against the Clover Leaf Railway Company, growing out of the killing. of Harry E. Lander, at Van Buren. and the serious inlury to Herbert Curtis. caught on a crossing, havs been transferred frox Grant to Miami county on change of venua.

Th estate of Lander wants $10,000. while Curtiss demands 130.000. GREENFIELD Bryan Poulsoo. this city. had an am broken while trying to adjust belt oa si morlng wheel Martin bachelor, 'fifty years old.

ot Maxwell. attempted suicide by cutting his mond Lents, thirteen years old. son of Mr. and Mr. Will Lants, ot Sugar Creek town ship, brok hi right leg by a rail from a wagon.

JEFFERSOXyTLLE Ths central and southern Indiana conference of he Advent church is meeting la this city, Rev. George De beer and the Rev. J. Wannan preaching th opening sermons Howard Fry, who disappeared eight months ago from' his horn tn Utioa township, leaving eo explanation, baa returned and resumed his eld employment the sains as If there had been.no Interval. 8HELBTVILLE Mr.

ana Mrs. Thomas James wHl celebrate their golden wedding anniversary next Monday evening with a din. ner to 4nvited frtwfri. Tha aiuioaj convention of tb VC. R.

C. of th Fourth district wtll be held ia this city, beginning to morrow. Mrs. Kathertne Williams, this city. Is Dresi dent.

Tb district cmbraoes Aurora, Ooiambus, Greenshurg. iinpe. Lewrvareounc Liberty. HusbvUie. Rtalng ConncrsvtU.

'Westport and ShalbyrlUe. SCHOOL BUILDING AT PURDUE IS PROGRESSING RAPIDLY. STUDENTS FORM NEW CLUB Special to The Indianapolis News. LAFAYETTE. Ind.

October 13. Work on the new civil engineering' building rat Purdue University Is progressing favorably, and it is hoped to have the structure under roof before winter' begins. The building Is being erected at Ihe.northeast corner of the campus when com pleted. will, with the rest of the build lngs form almost a complete rectangle. A large gang of workmen is employed oal the building, which Is to be of brick and Etone.

It will be used exclusively by tfhe civil engineering department, Will greatly relieve the resent strain on the mechanical engineering building, which 'is now occupied by the civil engineering men. as well as the mechanical engineers, Since the opening of Purdue last month, a large number of student clubs have been formed, and names have been be' stowed on the various organisations. One club is called "The Zoo. another Tov erty Flats," and there Is a long list of other peculiar names, among which are: "The Inn," "Dew Drop "House of Lioras, wmte worse inn: "tjotene Club," "Emanon Club" and "CroWs Nest." A society lust organised has safety pin for its emblem and good fel lowshlp is the qualification for membership. The organization is called the "Tau Beta ifluCers.

a parody on tbe Tau Seta. honorary society. Ail ot tne ciuoe nave a large membership. Ministers to Address Students, Special to The IndlanapoUs Ntws. FRANKLIN, October IS.

Pres ident Elmer B. Bryan, of Franklin College, has presented to tfce several ministers of this city a plain whereby all students may hear each pastor and each pastor may nave an opportunity or meet' ing the student body. The plan aa sug gested by President Bryan Is to have one of the pastors take charge of the devo tional exercises in tne cnapei nour on Friday. each pastor being; assigned to duty once each month. The' arrangement is suggested to assign the "first Friday to the Rev.

P. L. Powell, the new pastor of the First Baptist church; the second to the Rev. Leon P. Marshall, of the Prea bvterian church: the third to tne tev.

D. Batchelor, the new pastor of the Grace M. E. church, and the fourth to the Rev. J.

E. Maus. the new minister of the Christian tabernacle, Prize for Essay on Municipal Affairs, BLOOMINGTON, 'Odtober 19. The League of American Municipalities baa offered a prise of S59 for the best essay, on "Municipal Affairs," to be competed for hv students of Indiana University. rne prize oi io onerea oy w.

j. err an for the best essay on "The English Min isterial System of Government as Com pared with the American rTesiaentiai System," will be awarded on Foundation day. Dp You Drink Goffoo lew Sibitltsti Been Foutf mil Will BeTolntioBlxe iU Substitute CeSee Elxturei v. if. tie World.

It Tastes Better Thaw Real Con aad Is Ready te Sarv 1b Oat Mlnmt. It Is now DOssible to quit the dangerous and health destroying coffee habit without requiring heroic efforts, and every user of coffee health, has been impaired by tbe use of regular coffee should welcome this new mixture with open arms and adopt its use at once. Bsadf to 8tm la Oct Elaats. As you know. If you have been a consumer of coffee, its oonatant use will in time cause many bodily ailments, particularly nervousness, sleeplessness, headaches, stomach, liver and bowel troubles, and in many cases the heart and eyea become affected, and.

what is still worse. If its use Is not abandoned In time, a complete breakdown will be the result It therefore gives us pleasure to present a new substitute for Coffee. That substitute is "Gloria Fruit." "Gloria Fruit Coffee" Is not a medicine, but a mixture of choice fruits, containing imported Sheffield Malt and roasted Turkish Figs, and before we decided to offer it to the world we had.lt sub ted to the most rigid bacteriological test. But as there ore some people who are inclined to be skeptical we will give them the assurance that If they are not satisfied with the results derived from its use, the price paid for It will be cheerfully returned. 'Gloria Fruit Coffee" is so full of nour ishment that when it cornea to a boiling point it 1 done.

The SHEFFIELD MALT AND ROASTED FIGS make it superior to any cereal coffee in the world. If the cereal coffee you are now using pleases your taste, olokia fkuit COrrEE WILL DELIGHT YOU. So a package. All Grocers. In case your grocer can not suctly you.

Gloria Fruit Coffee Is for sale and recommended by the N. A. Moore 1S2 164 N. Illinois st; J. E.

Corcoran, Talbott ave. and Twenty eecond st; E. E. dlngton, C34 N. Illinois st; Schwegman A Horan, 114 E.

Washington st; J. T. Power Son. 44 N. Pennsylvania Geo.

J. Hammel. 410 412 Massachusetts 411 413 N. Alabama at 654KIIMU5I On Stoves Mfc la AbscMtly Fcsl GAS COKE C370 Per Tori Dellvorod THE INDIANAPOLIS GAS COMPANY 1l rnnylvanl fta" COliADO 'KANSAS' ''A i I JnLoiiieseekersV and Investors1 Excursions vise Henry sayat 'BeforelbeTsnnslngDanderlae) hair was falling iint" out in great nan Out in greai leased to aav Danderine not only stooped not only stopped hat ade that made as long aa ever was. BUST effq yp'up Softens Haird Water aodstuL and I am It at once, tmt has my hair grow more uaa twice Mrs.

Elolse Athertom TJttle Rock. Ark sarst Tt Is surely remarkable tbe way Danderine improve hair. It haa made my hair grow ten inebee longer In fire months and it is getting thicker aad longer all the Urn. I believe In giving praise where it is due. and nse mv name aa reference If you t.

Uyeaara im ml WTWHC I Cslnsiitin. Aesst A.T.fS.F.SLy, Rs3way Futtsgs. a I I ITLOiUtCa RUS5JTXL, Age years, 15 Mohawk Street, CHICAGO. Bineeit has become twoerally known that Danderlna causes hair to grow jus as abundantly oa ihe hsads of children aa it doea oa those of matured parsons, naanjt 1 truiy marretous case are ooming to our TAOtioe, LltU Mis auaee.ll. who photo graph sppeare aOove.

la eertaioly one of tbe remarkable onee. Her beautiful hair Is over thirty Inches long sod her mother says thFlJAi'X)iBXN' GiUVV EVEUT 1 W.A itii," ing for spmctody else, go Soutliwest and work for yourself ay a lam or rancL ia tks Stuti Fe Southwest on instalment plan. The crops w3 soon, pay tor it. You wul tlia be iaJe pendent, lfoney can he maid there Vy A Maa Not Airaii Exmraiorjj nt thlri Tnesyi montli cturin tke remainder the i year, to Santa Fe SoutLwert Rouai trip rata to cusy points trt Tt llucn less than one tare Also try Lrw onwsy sccon dass colonist ratcj to California, duly uztl Octolr3L v. is MISS MiBMiKA 18036 Forres tvllle Ave CHICAGO.

G.137 HUB UM2 I AXD 173 CJUS iv; :5 VI: Wkdm Usui 1 MISS SELMA TJAS3ELL, tlS North 43d Court, CHICAGO. Eassel says "3fy hair would sot reach below my waist when I began using yoor Banderlne. It waa also faded and spat Unf at the enda Now II 1 over seat longer than it ever was aad it baa ragained its original rich blond colorr I used the touia kodeaire." i JUT OF IT." about lour months all DAr'DKi7r Is to the hair what fresh slower rranshlne are to It goes riht to the roots, Invigorates and strengthens them. Its fartilizin? and Uf prodacin? properties cause the hair to prow abundanUr strong an IT 18 THE NATURAL FOOD OFTIIE HAIR. SCIENTIFICALLY CHARGED WITH NEW AND GENUINZ UFE PROOUCINa ESSENCES UNHEARD OF DY OJUZn HAKERS OF HAIR TONIC tlOYirt aU dragtsts In three sizes, 2 3 cents, CO cents and per bottle.

FREE. To show how oulffr.tr Pnsssfeaaai sets, we will send a larre sample free by return mall to aorona who tend this adre rcjemect (P no i Substitute for There is no Substitute for GOLD DUST It isn't necessary to beoKne a slave crder to win a reputation a3 fcod housekeeper. Whether you do you own Kork or intrust it to a servant. Qjaaoir is a necessity. It cleans everything fron cellar to attic in half the thr the ba(4)reakbg way.

Use it but once and youH agree! with us that it's "Wonians best friend dlt's worst enemy." So much inore economical than soap, too. Wash Clothes. Blankets, Linens, Etc Scrub Floors. Woodwork. Counter Shelving and XI am sis.

Clean Oil Cloth. Claasi and Remove. Stains frees Carpets. uiean vrinoows. Cleaa Pioture Frames ana Class, Wash Brashes aad Cemka, Cleaa Straw Hats.

Waeh Dress Claaa Feather PUiewa i Wssh Ctshes. Crockery, Glastware, Lamps aa Ctiineyt. Cleaa Pots and Pans. Clean Silverware, Ztee. Metal Work.

Eronie and EHc Wash and Starilixe Cans asi Czi Hard Water Soft. Hake the Finest Soft Wash brooms, Claaa Bathroom, Tubs, Pipes, C'3. Remove Fruit tains. ttaksaa Eci.IjlCB fsr Flartls cr.i Trees. 7 No borax, soda, arrmonia, naphtha, kerosene cr foreign ir.rccr.t krST JJ .1, flOT TYTTQ Tt xtAU nil tV WT.

needed with GOLD DUST. It will do aU the work without 'i THE IT. K. 9 cf TX12Y Z0? 1.