THE OMAttA DAILY
B: SATIT-RDAV, .TITNTC 0, 1900.
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Worrjine About Their Pay.
NEXT LEGISLATURE IS THEIR HCPZ
Itnlnninkrr' Wrlulit tiny (In- Worli
Will (Jo Mruilll nil mid t It it ( tlif
Di-pnrttuent In .Slronucr
Hum i:or.
LINCOLN. Juno 8. fSpcclnl.) Although
the decision of the supreme court cuts otf
hln salary. It will tiot deprive Frank 1Mb
hard of Onialm of the title of deputy food
commissioner, and It Is announce.! nt the
capltol that It will not In any v.ny affect
thn 'work of the Foad department, "llulli
makcr ' Vrlnht, the chief clerk of the de
partment, said thl ufturnoon that tho oinco
would be kept open, notwithstanding th?
decision of the tu;rem court, wh h h"
holils, strengthens the pure fond law lather
than cripple It. In tho opinion handid
down yiaterday the court recoRjilzes Frank
Hlhbard In tho official capacity' of d"puty
food commissioner, and this Is consW.ero I
at an aillrmHtloti of the constitutionality of
the act. Neither Mr. Hlbbanl nor "Hain
makcr" Wright have locelved any c m
pensntlon whatever for their work In th"
Food department, but both will present
their salary clalniH to the next legisla
ture. Tho receipt of the pure food romniU
Mon amount to nearly $2,400. nil of which
has been (time I Into the treasury. Mr.
Hlhbard has been absent from his desk,
for seveial mouths imd during this tlmu
the chief clerk has had charge of the olllce.
The foml commission oncuplea an olllce In a
yrry winded portion of tho capltol bulldln ;
and but few people aro nware of Its ex
istence. The case of tho State against ex-Oll In
spector Hilton, an action to recover $6,100
and Interest alleged to he due tho state,
nas appealed to the supreme court today
by tho defendant. The stnto lecured ,i
judgment In the lower court ami tho su
preme court linn on a previous o.cihIoii
nnirmcd tho dcvlslm. Hilton claims tint
the money the stile f recking to recover
v-as not received by him In his official ca
pacity, but simply ais an In JIvMual for In
specting a certain Una of petroleum not
tnrntloned In the oil Inspection law.
"There Is no cause for alarm If people
will support the Slate Hoard of Health and
exer-dsc the proper precaution," mid Dr.
II. Ha I ley of the Htato board today in
speaking of the smallpox situation. "They
must be varclnnted uml the sooner they
do this the btlter. The disease ns It ex'-l
In Nebraska Ih very mild In form, and H
Is a fact that It has been better controllol
In this state than In any other of tho west
ern states. There have only been three or
four deaths frrm smallpox this year out of
perhaps 100 cases."
narflelil Oarland, a negro, was shot twice
In the back of the head by r)rtetlvc Ma
Inne lat.1 night while trying to escape
arrest. The wound may prove fatal.
Waiden IIopklnH reported to the governor
today that th"rr are liunate.i In tho
ntnte penitentiary, an Incrciio of eleven
ever "tho preceding month.
Itnlli'll lirimi n MIhnIiiiv,
RliMIt. Neb.. June S. (Special.) F. (
Trrre. superintendent rf the Wlndfior cattle
ranch at Highland Slallon, seven mllei
n-rth of Hhi'r. bet been In town two da.vit
tl'ta week trying to get some clue to the
Ti'hcrraboutH of hW foronian. C. K. Warren.
ho has been mining since last Sunday
morning. On Saturday. In company with
hU wife. Warren drove one cf Pierce's tama
to lllalr and at night attended the graduat
ing exercises at the opera hou.se, after which
He 'started 'tiy.'dilv homo When he gat
bout a half mllo north of town his learn be
:amn unmanageable and ran away, throwing
rOk at
the Efiid
of the package in which you buy your
crackers and biscuit. See that it bears
the trade mark design that tells you it is
the "In-er-seal Patent Package." The
package that keeps its contents fresh and
crisp for you no matter when or where
you get them. The tightly sealed outside
cover, the peculiar inner folds of specially
prepared cardboard and the lining of
moisture proof paper, protects the pack
age against dust, damp, odor and germs.
Soda Biscuit, Milk Biscuit, Saratoga
Flakes, Long Branch Biscuit, Butter
Crackers, Graham Biscuit, Oatmeal Bis
cuit, Ginger Snaps, Handmade Pretzelettes
and VanillaWafers, can now be had in the
"In-er-seal Patent Package."
Used exclusively by
National
Biscuit
llhn man Bn'1 hs w,f" om' b,,t not hurting
them with the exception of u few bruise.
Wflrren brought h!a wife back to the hotel
ii'irt remnlniMl over night. Sunday morning
ho went to search for his team, but could not
nml . He told hlr wlfo that she hud better
I take the train and go heme, which she did.
warren tnen went nml brought tne carriage
back and then disappeared. No reason can
be given for bin disappearance.
( i.osiNt; of
run Nt'llOOI. YUAIt.
Student of Stiilf Mnrtril In Life vltli
V pp i' i r I a I 1 2 rt 1 1 ().
OIIAND ISLAND. Neb.. June 8. (Special.)
The commencement oxerclntH of tlrnnd
Islnmrcollege ended yesterday. The t-ventu
of tho week have been Interesting through
out. Hev. Thomas Anderson of Omaha de
livered on Sunday evening the baccalaureate
sermon. On Monday and Tuesday morn
ings oral examinations were held. On Mon
day evening tho annual contest for the Pat
terscn prizes occurred. The flrat prize of
$10 was won by Elmer Johnson of Oakland,
tho second of $3 by Kllaa Starr of Olon
vllle. the third, consisting of valuable bojkM,
by W. Albert Davlo of Ilolbrook. The con
test was u eloeo tne.
The oratorical contest, held on Tuesday
ovonlng, nan one of tho most Important
fenturm of tho week, ilnco tho winner will
represent Orand Island college next year In
the state oratorical contest. This was won
by the son of a former governor of the
state Arthur O. Abbott, son of O. A. Ab
bott. The subject was "Tho Puritan Eman
cipator." Ullsha Jackson, with tho subject
"Hoger Williams," won second place.
The young men took Wednesday nfternooti
for Held day. In the evening followed the
collcgo musical under tho management of
Prof. Allerman and Miss Kumbcr of tho
music department.
Tho principal event of tho week, how
ever, was ruierved for tho last day. The
ginduntliig exercises occurred at 2:30 p. m.
Thursday and consisted of live orations by
numbers of the graduating class, Inter
spersed with mtislc. The day was pleasantly
ended by n reception In the evening.
At their meeting the board of trustees
found the finances of the college In a rather
more favorable condition thrtn formerly.
Work on the new endowment of $3.",000 will
now bo pushed as rapidly as possible.
PIERCE. Neb., June 8. (Special. )-The
senior class gave an Interesting program nt
tho opera house Inst evening. A crowded
house was present and heartily applauded
every number of the program. The members
of the clars acquitted themselves In a cred
itable manner and aro deserving of much
praK.'.
HPUINOKIELD, Neb., Juno 8. (Special.)
The fi urth annual graduating cxerclf03
of tho Springfield High school took place
last night at the opera house. The class
numbeied four. John Sage, the only male
member of the claas, was unablo to be
pre cnt on account of a sudden attack of
sUknesa. IIlo vacant chair was appropil
atcly decorated and his oration, "Cranks,"
win read by Prof. Carnahan. The three
others were an follows: Miss Ellen Rob
erts, HUbJect, "Rome Was Not Built In a
u Day;" Mlsst Kuto Rogers, "The Close of
tho Twentieth Century;" Miss E3lc Wal
lace. "Havo a Definite Aim In Life." The
musical program was under the manage
ment of Prof. J, II. Mlllo and consisted
of two numbers by a male quartet, a
chorus of slxteein voices and a baritone
solo from "Ester" by Prof. Mills. Class
address and ptescntntlnn of diploma:) by
Mr. 1. L. Freeman.
A li rcl s lll'lilue I'onti'iiet,
NORTH" PLATTE. Neb., Juno S. (Spo
clal.) The Hoard of County Commlssloneis
yesterday received and considered bills for
the construction of the new bridge over tho
couth chanrel cf the South Platto river.
Vive bids altogether were Hied and the mm
missloners awarded tho contract to John
I. Hlnmnn of this city, his prcposal being
slightly lower -than nny cf tho othots, Tho
other bidders were Tulley & Mentis of
Grand "island. H. Davis of Lexington,
I'lcard S"p of North t'lntto and Frank
Kborly of North I'latte. Throo of the bids
were within $10 of each other.
MAX AT TIK'I MSI1II IMSAI'PF. UtS.
l.ntiorer Wiimlrrn Ami' nml Wife Dlrx
During III Alisciirr.
TECUMSEII, Neb.. Juno S. (Special.)
Clarence Olllesplc, u young laborer, has
very mysteriously disappeared from hh
home In Tecumseh and as his wife, who ha-s
been slrk for some tlmo, died yesterday, hli
presence hero Is muih desired. It Is thought
by those Interested In tho family that youn.?
Olllesplc has tecently become mentally do
range 1, for his actions aro very queer. He
was employed at manual labor nn.l sino hi 4
wlfo's sickness ho had been very devoted to
her, co much so In fact that the ovarwork
nud worry have probably unbtlanceJ hH
mind. He would come homo from his day' J
work and sit at his wife's bedside late
Into the night ministering to her wants.
One night recently he returned frc ni his
wot It, but instead, of acting In hi? customary
way, went to his room and changed his
clothes and taking an old razor put It in
lis pocket. Ha wont through hlj wife's
room and outdoors without a word cither t)
his wife or the woman who was In charge
of Mrs. Gillespie and that was the last
seen of him. The matter was reported to
Sheriff Strong and he ImmudlaUly Inst tutu 1
a search for the strange-acting man, but up
to this time no cluo to hl3 whereibouts can
be found.
Mrs. (llllefisple worried considerably over
the strange actions of her husband, who
under ordinary clrcumstmces was so veiy
attentive. Death finally relieved her suf
ferings and worry, and the last desire she
expressed In life was that she mlsht b?
able to see her husband again before death.
i).vri2 Knit im:uw; oi-' iii'i.ktt.
.NHirnilui Mini to Ho I:iuiiIimm1 on
Clinrui- in' t'rntrlililr.
PAWNEE CITY. Neb.. June 8. (Special )
Tho preliminary hearing of M'.rt Ilultt',
now under arrest here suspected of murder
ing his brother, Enimctt Hulett, neat Hur
churd Monday night Ijft, has been s t for
tomorrow morning at The author!. Iiu
nt work on the ease, though reluctant li
dlscloje particulars, nevertheless give It cut
openly that tho evidence against the ac
cused man Is sufficient to wanant a trial.
It has been known for some time that
tho brothers held a deep gruJgo against
each other and threats of lolence have fre
quently been passed between them. The
trouble originated, It 13 aliened, over a
cum of monty in possession of Emmett to
which hl3 brother laid claim. When found
tho dead ninn had on his person about $j0
and thcto was no evidence that hla pockets
had been molested. Tho finding, however,
of tho suspected man's hat and a coupling
pin covered with blood and hulr near tho
place where the body was found points
with emphatis toward cold-blooded murder.
In an Interview the prisoner pruiested hi i
Innocence and talked quite freely regard
ing the events of the night on which the
tragedy occurred.
Resldeunts of Summerfleld, Kas.. near
which place Mort Hulett formerly lived for
somo time, say his reputation there wa3 not
a good olio and state that they havo dam
aging evidence against him.
I'. K. it, SeMNlou AilJoiiriiN.
HARVARD, Neb., June S. (Special.)
Tho Eleventh convention of the Nebraska
grand chapter of P. E. O. was called lo
order Wednesday, June C, nt ! a.
in. by the state president. Mrs. Carrie Hope
man. During tho morning a piano duet
was given by Mrs Harbour and Mrs. Arnot.
Tho remainder of the morning was devoted
to tho business of tho convention.
The afternoon meeting opened with a
vocal solo by Miss Youngstadt of Wahoo.
MUt Mary Osraand, the editor of the P. E.
O., was then presented to tho convention.
Mrs. Walter Cnmpbcll, president of the
S. G. C, and Miss Ojuiand arc tho guests
of honor. Tho memorial hour was next In
order. The music was furnished by Mrs.
Pickett of South Omaha nnd Mrs. Updlko
and Min Hudlong of Harvard. "To the De
parted" was given by Miss Gcrlng of Platts
mouth and Miss Smith of Hloomlnglou re
cited a poem, "Resigned."
Thursday morning tho convention opened
with a piano solo by Mrs. Sitra Elnsel, de
votional exercises were led by Mrs. Pat
terson, (list vice president, and a vocal
solo 'by Mrs. I'pdlke. Tho afternoon was
oponcd by the Harvard quartet. Mrs. Elnsel
of Holdrego gave a piano solo and Miss
Hudlong a vocal solo, by request. The now
officers elected for the ensuing year arc
President, Mrw. Carrie Hopeman: first vice
president, Mrs. Kate M. Harbour; second
vlco president, Min. Sara Reiillng; record
ing secretary, Mm Mary Axtell; correspond
Ing secretary. Miss Edith Youngstadt; treas
urer, Mrs. Candace W. Hindi ; organizer,
Miss Jennlo A. Hurch.
Tho officers were Installed by Mrs. Hope
man. Tho convention was elescd with the
closing ode, to meet In Juno, 1001, nt Mln
den, Neb, Chapter L of Harvard gave n
reception at tho homo of Mr. P. Updike to
all the P. E. O. hlsters.
Will Vote on Seliool llomlx,
NEWMAN GROVE, Noh., Juno 8. (Spo
cl.il.) At a meeting of tho Hoard of Edu
cation held last night a petition signed by a
large number of tho voters, praying for a
special election to vote on bonds for building
nn additional school hou.-ic, was granted. It
Is Intended to erect a tvo-room building
on tho same ground occupied by tho High
school building at a cost of about $1,800.
Tho special election will bo called for July
10.
Tho olectlon of Miss Anna Torgcrson to
the vacancy caused by tho resignation of
Miss Edna Hartley meets with popular
favor.
l''lremeii llxiiret l.nrco rrinvtl.
YORK, Neb., Juno S. (Special.) The
committee) of tho Stato Firemen's associa
tion 'has succeeded In securing a one-fare
rate for tho round trip to the week's tour
nament nf tho Nebraska Bremen's meeting,
which convenes nt Yqrk In July. This rate
Is mado by tho Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri
Valley and tho Hurllngton, Kansas City &
Omnha railroads, all radiating Into lork
With largo cash prizes offered In contests
and a one-faro rate tho York firemen say
they will have tho largest crowd that over
before came to York.
'IVneliPM Will Convene.
PIERCE, Neb., Juno 8. (Special.)
County Superintendent W. N. Sloven jrn
has gant out nnnounenments for tho twfnty
flrst annual session of tho Plerco County
Teachers' Institute, which 'will convene nt
Plalnview on Monday, Juno 11, nnd close
on Saturday, Juno 16, Tho Instructors a o
Professors Howlus and Crumley, of tho
I'lalnvlew Normal collcgo, Mlsa Eva 12.
Jllxer and tho county superintendent,
Appointment In (Iriuul Army,
LINCOLN, June 8. (Speslal Telegram )
Department Commander John Reese of the
Grand Army of tho Republic has appointed
James D. Gago of Lincoln on assistant ad
jutant general, to suscccd WInslow H
Hargcr of Hebron, who has served one term
under Commander Evans.
Ilrad P. Cook cf Lincoln was appointed
assistant quartermaster general. Doth ap
pclntments will tako effect June 25.
I'lil.'rtnln O in n tin C.iioIn,
SEWARD. Neb., Juno 8, (Special.) Mrs.
J. S, Henderson and Mrs. Eruklno M. Barnes
cntcrtnlniil aliout 200 (f their frlonds yc
terday afternoon at the heme of Mrs. Hen
derson In honor of Miss Hendcr.'on and Mtsu
Wako of Omaha,
Milt'iullil Crop Prospect.
PAWNEE CITY. Neb.. June 8. (Special )
The thermometer reglsterol 98 dgrees
In tho shado In this vicinity yesterday.
Wheat pimpeets are generally go:d, but
reports from the louth part of the couniy
are to tho effect th.it Insects aro damaging
the crop to considerable extent In thit sec
tion. Canker worms are also doing soma
damage to fruit. Generally speaking, how
ever, crops prospects aro good and Indict
tloni point to continued prosperity In Paw
nee county.
Ynrlt DpcliiMintor' Content,
YORK. Neb., Juno 8. (Special.) There
was considerable rivalry among contestants
In the declamatory contest of the York col
lego last evening. Two of the contestants
had wen filet prize In 1S0S and 18D9. Miss
Ella Graham won first prize, u gold medal.
Charles Davis was awarded the second prize.
C. E. Sandall. who was winner of first prize
In the 1SU8 contest, received tho third prlto.
There was a larce attendance.
V. I S. (.'. 12. Convention.
ALHION, Neb., June 8. (Special.) A dis
trict convention of the Young People's So
ciety of Christian Endeavor met here com
mencing Friday night and will close Sunday
evening.
tleiievn Will t'eleltrate.
GENEVA. Neb.. Juno S. (Speclal.)-Ge-neva
will celebrate tho Fourth nnd hss
already $750 toward assisting the eagle
to scream.
TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST
WliiK tlie I'roKiiosdeiilni' I'rom Inm for
I lio Ti'iiiitntlMslsliii Country l)nr
lim Tn i-nO -Four Honrs.
WASHINGTON, June 8. Forecast for
Saturday and Sunday:
For Nebraska, North Dakota, South Da
kota, Kaunas, Colorado and Wyoming
Shewers and thunderstorms, with cooler
Saturday; Sunday fnlr; mtithivly, shifting
to northwesterly winds.
For Illinois nnd Indiana Fair Saturday;
warmer In northern portions; Increasing east
to acuthcast wlnd3: Sunday, showers and
cooler.
For Oklahoma. Indian Territory and Ar
kansasFair Saturday: showers Sunday;
southerly winds.
For Western Texas and New Mexico
Fair In southern, showers In northern Satur
day and Sunday; variable winds.
For Iowa Fair Saturday,' with warmer In
central and eastern portions; Sunday showers
and cooler: easterly winds.
For Missouri Fair Saturday; showers nnd
cooler Sunday; easterly winds.
For Montana Fair Saturday, with cooler
In southern and eastern portions; Sunday
fair; northwesterly winds.
Local Heooi'il.
OFFICE OF Till-: WRATH tan tii-Dt.'Air
OMAHA. Juno 8. Official record nf mm!
Peru t lire and prcelpltatlun, compared with
the corresponding duy of the last throo
years:
,, , 1!"". ISM. 1S0S. 1SST
Maximum lemiierature... n T ?n t
.Minimum temperature.... (is ill b: b,
.weragc temperature ,0 ca i;s Gi
Precipitation OJ T '.'.til .01
Record of temperature and iiroclnitiitlnn
at Omaha for this day and since Mnrcli 1.
1M0:
Normal for the day cs
I'ixreMs ror tne day
I'2xeo.s since March 1 asa
Normal rainfall for the dav K in,-t
Deficiency for the dav .' is ineh
Total since March 1 T.fEl Inches
Deficiency since March 1 2.77 Inches
Deficiency for cor. period. ISM. . y.Kj Inches
Deficiency for cor. period, lS'JS 0.B2 inch
IteporlN fi-iini MiiIIoiin nt S p, in.
H SB. S
STATIONS AND STATB
OF lYKATIIlEn.
2 r!
:
: 3
Omaha, elenr
North Platte, part cloudy
Salt Luke City, cloudy
Cheyenne, cloudy
Rapid City, clear
Huron, clear
Wllliston. cloudy
fc'l Sl .()
S4 ss .an
71 SSI .01
74 M .tH
ssi ni .on
7ti 7.N .0)
71S f,'.'l T
M 741 .01
Ml M .0)
Wi ( .00
70 .o)
til 70 .00
SO S4 .00
00 Mil T
72 7t .00
82 ifi .00
Chicago, clear
Hi. ioutM, clear
St. Paul, clear
Davenport, clear
Helena, clear
Kansas City, elenr t
Havre, clear
Bismarck, clear
Galveston, clear
T Indicates traco of precipitation.
L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecast Official.
Million
havo boon rollevod of
female troubles by Mrs
Plnkham's advloo and
medicine. 0
Tho letters of a few aro
printed regularly In this
aaera
If any one doubts tho
efficiency and sacredly
confidential character of
Mrs, Pinkham's methods,
write for a book she has
recently published which
contains letters from the
mayor of Lynn, the post
master, and others other
city who havo made care
ful investigation, and who
verify all of Mrs. Plnk
ham's statements and
claims.
The Plnkham claims aro
sweeping. Investigate
them.
THIRTY YEARS OF CURES
Tiiosn iiniiTiru.
Auburn Tints, so tiotlccabld among
fnalonnple women, aro produced
only by the
Imperial Hair IleKenerntur
the cleanest and most lusting Hair
Colorins II Is enslly applied, abtfo
lutelv harmless and ONE APPLI
CATION LASTS MONTHS. Sample
of hair coloring free. Bond for pam-
I1I1ICI
IMJ'KHIAI. CHKM, MKu. CO.. 23 W 22d
St., N.Y Sold by druKsUta nnd hairdressers
uoiHfiw s.u.iwoiin CAPsi i.iss.
Cures Gonorrhoea, Gleet, unnatural dis
charges In a few days. All drucglsts, accept
nnly DocuU, by mall $1.50, full directions,
Dick . Co.. 133 Centre Ut.. New Ycrk.
TO THE WOMEN OF THE UNITED STATES.
Successful Home Treatment.
DR. HART MAN'S CURE FOR FEMALE DISEASES A GENER
OUS OFFER TO WOMEN.
Invalid Women are Applying by Thousands for
Dr. Hartman's Free Home Treat- '
ment by Letter.
DR. S. B.
In view of the great multitude of women
suffering from some form of female disease,
and yet unable to llnd nny cure. Dr. Hnrt
mun, tho renowned gynaecologist, 1ms an
nounced his willingness to direct tho treat
ment of as many cases as make application
to him during the summer tr.onths, without
chnrge.
Tho treatment will be conducted by cor
respondence. Tho doctor will prescribe all
medicines, applications, hygienic and dietary
regulntllons necessary to complete a cure.
Tha medicines prescribed can bo obtained at
all drug stores. This offer will hold goud
only during the summer months. Any wo
man can become a regular patient by send
ing a written statement of her nge, condi
tion of life, history and symptoms of her
dcrangomcnt3.
All cases of female diseases, Including
menstrual Irregularities, displacements,
ulcerations, Inflammations, discharges. Irrita
"A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT TO
SHAVE WITH."
SAPO
IS THE PROPER T.IING
.,. 1
cks regular $1.00 grade
3ach, only
mocks
each,
SATURDAY
50 extra quality high grade Hammocks, deep valance and
fringe, Hat cushion pillows, assorted colors, good
values, at 3, 3.50 and $.'5.75 tako
your choice Saturday each kJKJ
Porch shades, straw seats, lawn and veranda furniture in
endless variety.
Porch Rockers
All porch and veranda furniture on special sale Saturday,
such as Matting and Burlap Upholstered Morris Chairs and
Rockers, also all Settees. Chairs and Rockers.
Special Saturday prices to
niture day in our Great June
Open Saturday evening until 9 p. m.
Orchard & Willielm Carpet Co.
1414-1416-1418 Douglas Street.
3
That Fifth
.
which Is now occupied by the Department of th
Mlisour! for Army Hcndnutrters, will be ready for occupancy for now UntnU
en July 1st. Tho government always selects tha best of everything;. That
U the reason they chose
The Bee Building
for their offices,
Now la tho opportunity to got a fine suite of rooms, which will be ar
ranged exactly to nult your convenience. It will bo noccsiary for you to make
up your mind at once.
We will bo glad to show you and assign you dikes,
R. C. PETERS & CO,,
A
WANT
Made happy by our Turkish T and V Pills. Monthlies aure to the day. Never disappoints any
Ijty. Cures scanty, excesblvrt or painful menstruation. Nothlm: like It In the market. $1.00
Pox by mull. Two boxes cure any caw. No pain, no danger Illin' Pharmacy. Omaha. Ken.
HARTMAN.
tion of the ovaries, tumors and dropsy of the
abdomen, should apply nt once and become
registered as regular patients. All corre
spondence will be held strictly cunfldentlal.
No testimonials of cures will be given to tho
public except by the express wish of tho
patient.
As is well known, Dr. Hnrtman Is tho
President of tho Hnrtman Sanitarium, an In
stitution which has a department devoted
exclusively to tho treatment of female dis
eases. He irt thus brought to sec thousands
of such cases every year, the most of whom
return to their homes to bo treated by cor
respondence. Tho principal remedy he relies
upon In such cases Is Peruna, which every
woman should have, who has any affection
of this kind. Those wishing to become
patients should address Dr. S. I). Hartman,
Columbus, Ohio.
No ono knows better than Dr. Hnrtmnn
how mucb the women suffer with diseases
FOR HOUSE-CLEANING.
LO
ML
Hammocks
50 good, strong, durable Ham
o c'
special Tor Saturday CQn
Hard maple framq, splint
seat, good strong, rocker,
special Saturday ?0c.
make this tho biggest porch fur
Clearing Sale.
(S3
Floor
RRNTAL AORNTS, OriOUND
n.OOU, TUB UKIJ I1UILDINO
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peculiar to their sex. No ono knows better
than he does how many of them eufTer with
siloh dleases, Patiently, hopefully, wearily,
and often silently, they rke out a mlierablo
existence year nfter year. No Martyr In
poetry, or heroine In romance makes a moro
touching appeal to hmmin sympathy than
the woman burdened with tho cares of a
family, trying to carry the extra load of
some tormenting and ever-pretent femaln
disease. Dr. Hartman's sympathy for such
Is unbounded, and his willingness to help
them limited only to his power.
A woman confined to tho house several
years with a chronic fcmnle derangement
had finally given up nil hope of .being cured.
Shu had tried physician nfter physician, nnd
remedy after remedy, without nny perma
nent Improvement. Her treatment had cost
her husband, who wns n poor man, hundreds
of dollars. They had been obliged to deny
themselves many comforts of life In order
to got money enough to pay tho physicians.
Yet, In uplte of all economy, there wns
a small mortgage upon their property be
cause of the expense her Illness hud
brought upon thoni. Tho woman had be
come weak, nervous nnd wretched, scarcely
able to keep out nf her bed. Her children
were growlug up neglected nnd ragged, be
cause of tho want of a mother's care. Her
husband was becoming discouraged nnd
broken down with overwork.
Picking up the paper one day she hap
pened to read an Item which contained tho
news Hint Dr. llartninn would treat surlt
cases free of charge by letter. Sho Im
mediately wrote tho doctor, describing her
case, nnd giving him all her symptoms. She
soon received a letter telling her exactly
what to do and what medicines nnd appli
ances to get. She began tho treatment (tho
principal remedy being Peruna) nt once, and
In a few weeks wns well and strong again
and able to do her own work
The Home of Pertmu.
Another woman who used Peruna with
out becoming ono of Dr. Hartman's regular
patients had tho following uxpcrlnucc. Miss
Ida Green writes from Haldwlnvllle, On
"Pertain Is wonderful nnd good, and a cer
tain euro for femnlo weakness. I have been
111 and havo been taking doctor'a medicine
for Beveral years, and found that none did
me nny good.
"Hvrry ilny II wiin n worry I iih
nltrnjN nlel.. I liiul iMiine In Hie enn
cIiinIoii lo ulve up, noil not ime iui
more ini'illl'lni'. I n nleli Indeed for
Hie illN( tun jrnr. .liiMt before I lie
kiiii lo til lie I'orinin I iniN very ueitU,
Im'mIiIcn I linn lilllmiN nml t'oiiNtlpnliMl.
"I had pains In my back and tlio nnd fnl
ling of the weenb, with bearing down pain?.
"Ono day while reading my newspaper, 1
came across an ail., read of the book for
women entitled "Health and Reality" nnd
sent for It. Then I began to use the medi
cine. After using several bottles 1 nm now
thoroughly cuied."
Send for free book entitled "Health and
Heauty." Address Dr. Hartman, Columbus,
Ohio.
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