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SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 24, 1907 FOURTEEN THE PITTSBURG PRESS WILL YOU TA Q) SPECIAL ness education in a Philadelphia office. Before he came to New York he was prominent in real estate circles there, and arranged some of the biggest deals of recent years. When he came to this city, he met immediate success. Among his purchases were the old Parker House, the Stewart Building, at Broadway and Chambers street, and many properties In upper Fifth avenue. He was the originator of a new form of contract for such deals.

Under this agreement he received so much money on the making of the contract and the balance In installments during the next two years. APER1) THI FOR 580S Watermaa Fountain Pen. 5940 Half dozen Photo Postals. 7308 Half dozen Photo Postals. 8322 Theatre Masazine months.

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1238 Half dosea Photo Postals. 1677 Half dozea Photo Postals. 2960 Half dosea Photo Postals. 5840 Half dosea Photo Postals. 6117 Theatre Masaziae 6 months.

7037 Half dosea Photo Postals. 9499 Waterman Fountaia Pen. 98t3 Half dosea Photo Postals. 2045 Waterman Fountaia Pen, 6179 Theatre Masazine 6 months. 10476 One Instanto Buekle.

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4629 Waterman Fountain Pea. GOTHAMITES AMONG VICTIMS Men Hurt in Pennsy Flyer Wreck Are Well-Known in New York New York, February 23. Frank T. Brown, one of the injured in the Pennsylvania wreck is president of Brown, Wilson financial agents of No. Ill Broadway, this city.

Members of his firm said today that they received a tel- III I I iff 1 I HOW SUNDAY PRESS GIVES AWAY MONEY TO ITS BIA! egrram from Mr. Brown toduy. dated at l'r hn fn or sayins he was not seriously injured and would continue on his way Missea XIlc. Martna and Hannah Bell John-to Chicago. son, and two sons Glen and Ravmond John- Among the injured is a man supposed I eon.

His wife died some time age. as old a to be Frank H. Hubbard, a member of I sen. F. Allen Johnson, about a year ago.

In the firm of Charles G. Gates of i Pasadena, Cal. Mr. Johnson was a member JCo. Ill Broadway.

Mr. Hubbard is a of the First Presbyterian Church. Wllkins-man under fifty and a well known broker, burg, the Iron City Fishing Club, and Mc-Dartieularlv with the Waldorf-Astoria I inle Lodge No. 31S. Allegheny Commandery The Sunday Press Money Man, who every Monday purchases 100 copies of the Sunday Press for two dollars each, will buy that number at the same price tomorrow.

He will go direct to your home to do this, and will inquire if you have the Sunday Press. two dollars for it. you have to do to get a two dollar bill is to have a copy of the Sunday Press on Monday morning, when the Money Man will start out with two hundred dollars to Duy cae hundred Sunday Presses. Nothing will be required of you in return for the twej dollars except a copy of the Sunday Press, and you can't do(' anything else to secure the money, so no person will have any advantage over another. Everybody men, women and children can share in this distribution.

It will be taken right into the homes, and has none of the disagreeable features that marked other newspaper projects. DON'T FORGET All you have to do is to have a copy of the Sunday Press 1 when the Money Man comes to your home. He will buy it from vou for two dollars and the transaction is ended. pi Waterman Fonaiala Pea. Theatre acailnr noatha, Waterman Fooatala Pea.

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Theatre Maarazine 6 moaths. One "orsrlo Safety Razor. One lnwtnnto Backle. Theatre Masrazlne 6 months. Theatre 3Iaajaaine 8 months.

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Theatre Masazine, 6 months. It One Instanto Ruckle. Half dozen Photo Postals. Half dozen Photo Postals. Theatre Masazine, 1 year.

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Half dozen Photo Postals. Theatre Magazine. 6 months. Half dozen Photo Postals. One Instanto Ruckle.

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Theatre Masazine 6 months. Half dozen Photo Postals. Theatre Maeszine 6 moaths. Waterman Fountain Pen. Theatre Maarazlne 6 months.

One Instanto Buekle. Theatre Masazine 6 months. Waterman Fountain Pen. One Instaato Bnekle. Theatre Maeszine months.

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Theatre Masazine months. Waterman Fountain Pen. Theatre Magazine months. Theatre Massiac moaths. 3714 11 3899 4211 4333 4564 4676 1003 128 147rt 3616 3825 41 OO 4233 5975 5235 5713 5919 6635 6840 7511 SIOO 3187 7766 10 i 4 4 97 5141 7051 8883 9399 10077 523 7 1 31 9139 12:7 2961 501 6298 7829 7999 86.36 683 9983 5601 In order to demonstrate to the people of Pittsburg and vicinity that the WONDERFUL SYSTEM OF MODERN DENTISTRY is far superior to any other form of Dentistry, we will make no charge for the following dental services during the month of Februarv: One 22k GOLD CROWN added to any of our regular sets of teeth, or One IVORY ENAMEL FILLING, or One SILVER FILLING, or CLEANING AND BLEACHING the TEETH or EXTRACTING one tooth absolutely painless.

To secure these services, bring coupon. Tou have no doubt heard of thn "ivory Method:" by it we cure all diseases of the mouth, teeth nnd gums without the least pain. We replace teeth without the use of plates, tighten loosened teeih and make them firm and solid. We restore decayed, discolored, chipped or broken teeth to healthy and patural appearance, so no one can detect that thay have been worked on. WITHOUT PkATtB Thirty Years' Success We correct the mot serioua cases of irregular or crooked teeth without pain.

Irregular teeth are unsightly. They make an otherwise beautiful person homely. cure protruding and receding jawa and malformed lips caused by crooked If your child lias irregular teeth, don't delay until the jaws are firmly set hut "call at once and consult us. We will give you our opinion without charge. We cure pyoritia and other aggravated diseases of the gums, and do this without the least particle of pain and to the entire satisfaction of our patients.

You should not fail to call on us if you have any trouble with the teeth or gums, no matter how serioua the case may be. Another feature of the Ivory 7ethod Is that our prices are no higher than other dentists, but within the reach of all. Our Patented Ivory Suction Plate is lightest, strongest and most durable set of teeth ever Invented. With it we guarantee to fit any mouth. Reasonable Prices Ivory Suction Plates Ivory Swedged Aluminum Plates Ivory Swedged Gold Plates SIO $2Q Ivory Porcelain Crowns Ivory Gold Crowns or $4 Bridge Work Gold up 50c Fillings Ivory Enamel Fillings Teeth Cleaned by the Cn.

Ivory Method VI Press Denial Coupon Every reader of The Press who brings this Coupon to our Office during the month of February will receive the following services FREE; One 22k Gold Crown added to any of our regular Bets of teeth. One Ivory enamel filling, or One Eilver filling, or Cleaning and Bleaching the teetb, or Extracting One Tooth Absolutely Painless. IVORY Dental Parlors 264 Fifth Ave. Above Siedle's Jewelry Store. No Uniformed Porter at the Door.

Lady Attendant. Open Wednesday and Saturday even ings. Open Sundays until 3 p. m. bit DEATH RECORD 'art er Curtis Bess's.

Carter Curtis Beggs. cf Pittsburg, who had been interested In the oil business in the city, died yesterday in New York. The news of the death was received by hia brother. II. C.

Eeggs, vice-president of the DUworth Brothers at his home. Fifth and Morewood avenues. Mr. Begrgs and family have been spenJ-lng; the winter In New York. Carter Curtis Bepgs was born in Cincinnati.

about years ago and came to Pittsburg about 38 years ago, and since that time has been interested in the cil business in this city. He retired from business about one year asro on account of ill health. He leaves hts wife. Mrs. Carter Curtis Btggs; two children.

Mrs. Louise Bt-se Sproul and jMi-s. Thomas Morrison He also leaves another brother, J. P. Beggs, president of the Pittsburg Waste Co.

Samuel Johnson. Samuel C. Johnscn, aged 60 years, a well-known resident of Wiikinsburg. died yesterday morning, at hia home. 432 Franklin avenue.

He was a well-known deaier In grocers' spe- No. 33 and the Thirty- econd legrea Con- Elstort- F. A. M. Mrs.

Lain Potter Rich. Altoona, February 23. Mrs. Lulu Potter Rich, aced 31, an accomplished singer of this city, who became ill recently in Chicago while attending a recital, died there last night. Mrs.

Rich was married in and had a large acquaintance in the principal cities, where she frequently sang and gave piano recitals. Her husband is in business here. Mrs. Carroll Crawford. OH City, February 23 Mrs.

Carrol. K. Crawfcrd died at her home in Emlenton today after a short illness, aged 33 years. She is survived by her husband and three children. Special Announcement Regarding the National Pure Food and Drua; Law.

W'e are pleased to announce that Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs, and we recommend it as a safe remedy for children ajid adults. 'Bartlett" irtirnaee. Warm house. No. So5 Liberty avenue.

Fireproof shoes for molders. $2.50. Schmidt's Shoe Store, 614 Smithfield st. Ftoves and Ranges, a Dollar a week. Pittsburgh Hardware Home Supply Co.

NEW YORK CITY. 's LOCATION AND RATES. ALGONQUIN HOTEL, WEST 44TH, Near tith Av. $2 a day aim up. Suites and up.

BRAYTON HOTEL, 62 Madison ave. and Twenty-seventh street, bincie rooms, private baUi. suites o. BRISTOL HOTEL, BTH Bet. B'way bth Ay.

91.50 a day and up. EMPIRE HOTEL Broadway and t3d St. fl.SO up, with bath $2 up; suites up. GRENOBLE HOTEL, B6TH 7TH AV. a day and up.

Suites $3.50 and up. HERALD SUUARE HOTEL, 34th St. and Broadway. European Plan. I.Ci a day and up.

HOFFMAN HOUSE, MAWSON SwL'AEE 25TH ST. Rates lj and up. LATHAM HOTEL, Fifth ave. and Twenty-tlghth fct. Room 11.50 a day; with bath.

LONGACRE HOTEL, Exclusive 157 TO 163 WEST 47TH ST. Bachelor Room, private bath. l.Sit up. LUCERNE HOTEL, 70TH ST. AMSTERDAM AV.

Subway St. Rooms and suites at moderate rates. MARTINIQUE HOTEL, BROADWAY AND 3.1D ST. day and up. Suites 911 and up.

MADISON AVE. HOTEL, 2D ST. AND MADISON AV. a day and up. Rates to families.

NEW'AMSTERDAM HOTEL, 21ST ST. 4TH AV. European plan. a day and up. NEW ALBERT HOTEL.

11TH ST. UNIVERSITY PLACE 400 rooms. $1 daily: with bath. up. VAN RENSSELAER HOTEL, 17 E.

11th bet. Broadway and 5th Ave. $1.50 per day; with private bath. WELLINGTON HOTEL 55TH ST. AND 7TH AVE.

Room and bath. a day. WOODSTOCK HOTEL. 127-135 W. 43D Times Souare.

Fat- Wlre our exrenee for roina. a day up. THINK OF THIS! Many big districts where the Bell telephones installed average MORE THAN ONE to each family to each home! So when we say "nearly everybody uses the Bell," there's no exaggeration. THE C. P.

TEL. GO. Call up Grant 80,00. Ask for Contract Department. Bell Telephone 7th Ave.

QUALI1Y IN FEED is not always easy to get Different sections raise different qualities of HAY and GRAIN Our long experience In the business has taught us where to go or the best We never get fooled on the quality Neither do you if you buy from us. Car lots a specialty. Call us for prices BAKIEL MCCAFFREY'S SONS CO. 716-718 Fifth Ave. IN THE ONE SPOT 40 YEARS Of en ho REMEMBER THE LViONEY MAN you that The Press Money Man was around at our house last week and bought my Sunday Press of February 17 for $2.

Many thanks. We have been getting The Press for about twelve years. Our family think there is no other paper so good as The Press. This is the first prize I have ever been fortunate enough to secure. Miss Mary Brawdy, Library road.

Fair Haven. Pa." THANKS FOR $2. "Your Money Man called at my home on Monday and paid me $2 for my last Sunday's Press. Many thanks for the same. We have been taking the Sunday Press for a number of years and think it is a fine paper.

Mrs. A. Dickinson, Homestead. Pa." "WTe wish to thank you for the $2 the Money Man gave me last week for my Sunday Press of February 17. We have been readers of The Press for years and think there is no other paper so good.

Mrs. J. Cahill, No. 3 Alvin street. Pitta-burg, Pa." "I wish to thank you for the $2 the Money Man gave me last week in exchange for my last Sunday's Press.

We have taken the Daily and Sunday- Press for over six years and think it is the finest paper in Pittsburg. Mrs. Laura Thomson, No. 700 Sickle street, Pittsburg, Pa." "I wish to express my thanks to The Press Publishing Co. for the $2 their Money Man gave me Monday morning.

I have taken The Press, daily and Sunday, for a long time and think, without an exception, it is Pittsburg's best paper. Mrs. J. E. Kone, 317 Brushton avenue, Pittsburg, Pa." "I was very much surprised when the Money Man "gave me a new $2 bill on Monday in exchange for my last Sunday's Press.

Wre always get The Press, as we think it is the best paper out. Mrs. George Graser, No. 7932 Grandview avenue, Pittsburg, Pa." "Wishing to thank you for the enjoyment and profit your paper has been to mvself and family. I take the opportunity afforded me by the visit of your" Money Man and the payment of a $2 bill by him for mv Sunday Press of February 17.

Mrs. Katherine McCaughey, No. 52 Bates street. Pittsburg. Pa." "I wish to thank you very kindly for the $2 your representative, the Money Man.

paid me for my Sunday Press. If I remember correctly, I have taken The Press ever since it was first published in 1SS4. I have taken all, the papers, but, somehow or other. I always depend upon The Press for the news. I think The Press Is the best paper in Pittsburg P.

J. Gordon, No. 7825 Kelly street, Pittsburg, Pa." "I have been taking The Press for a number of years -and have always found it a good paper. I arn very glad the Money Man came to Brushton last week, I was one of the fortunate persons upon whom he called. Many thanks for the 2 bill.

Mrs. F. H. Bender, No. 5--9 Smith way, Pittsburg.

Pa." "I was greatly surprised when the Money Man called at our house early Monday morning "and presented us with a new S2 bill in exchange for our last Sunday's Press. I have been looking for the Money Man for a year and had almost given" up completely when he called last week. I hone he won't be so lone, but will call again soon to buy my paper. Miss Mary O'Malley. East Fourteenth avenue.

Homestead. Pa." INTEREST WTLL CONTINUE. "Please accept my thanks for the S2 your Money Man was kind enough to leave me last week. I have always liked The Press and will continue to take interest in its many valuable features. Mrs.

R. Debo, No. 335 Hale street, Pittsburg. Pa." "I hereby acknowledge the receipt of a new $2 bill from your Money Man. He gave it to me as payment for my complete copy of last Sunday's Press.

Wre have been taking The Press for over a vear and like it very much. Mrs. D. F. Love.

Pittsburg. Pa." "Please accept my thanks for the $2 your Money Man paid me for my Sunday Press of February 17. We have been regular readers of The Press for a number of years and think it is an excellent paper. Mrs. Lizzie Osborne.

No. 6 Allison avenue, Brushton, Pa." i was somewhat surprised to receive a visit from the Money Man last week. I never expected to be so fortunate. I have been a subscriber to your paper for ten years or more and think it cannot be excelled as a reliable, first-class newspaper. Manv thanks for the $2.

Mrs. Thomas Pickering. No. 7t-'0 Mullford avenue, Pittsburg. Pa." "Many thanks to The Press Publish'ng Co.

for the $2 I received for my last Sunday's Press. For many years we have been constant readers of The Press and like It very much. Mrs. Eva M. Eicher, Allison street.

Pittsburg, Pa." "We have been taking The PrS3 for a good many years and th'nk it is a fine paper. I "was verv much surprised to have the Money Man call early in the week and buy my last Sunday's copy for K. Many thanks. Mrs. Eva Harriman.

No. 7S07 Susquehanna street, Pittsburg, Pa." 5690 One Sursio Safety Razor. 8746 Half dozen Photo Postals. 2371 Theatre Masazine 6 months. 3351 WatermaaFountaln Pen.

41 S3 atermanFoiintaia Pea. 54S7 One Instanto Ruckle. 6101 Waterman Fountain Pen. -75H Theatre Masazine 6 months. 914 Half dozen Photo Postals.

1S3H Waterman Fountain Pea. 3-442 I-Z Half dozen Photo Postals. Ontt Waterman Fountain Pen. 77S9 Theatre Masazine 6 months. 9446 One Instanto Buckle.

437S Half dozen Photo Postals. 2679 Watrrman Fountain Pen. 6786 Theatre Masazine 6 months. 7S47 Theatre Masazine 6 months, fssno Half dozen Photo Postals. 10376 One lastanto Ruckle.

1471 Waterman Fountain Pen. 2406 Theatre Masazine 6 months. 3413 Waterman Fountain Pen. 4622 Theatre Masazine 6 moaths. 5773 Half dozen Photo Postals.

735 One Instaato Buckle. Kt! is Half dozen Photo Postals. 9926 Half dozen Photo Postals. 2534 One Instaato Ruckle. 3520 Half dozen Photo Postals.

4562 Half dozea Photo Postals. 7821 Theatre Masaziae oar year. 2118 Half dozen Photo Postals. -4219 Half dozen Photo Postals. SOI 3 Half dohca Photo Postals.

3317 Waterman Fooatala Pen. 4767 Theatre Masazine months. 5So Waterman Fountain Pen. 6599 Watermaa Fountain Pen. 8921 Half dozea Photo Vostals-2991 Half dozea Photo Postals.

4349 Watermrm Fouatain Pen. 5223 Half dosea Photo Postals. 7381 Waterman Fountain Pern. 9121 One Sursio Safety Razor. 1344 Theatre Masazine 6 months.

S347 Waterman Fooatala Pen. 7175 Watermaa Fanotaba Pea. Mil Half dosea Photo Postals. 1575 Half dozen Photo Postals. GIVES $2 FOR EACH PAPER PRESS THE BEST; WOULD HAVE NO OTHER.

Homestead. February 18, 1907. Pittsburg Press Publishing Pittsburg, Pa. Gentlemen It is with pleasure I write you regarding your paper, The Press. I have bought it regularly ever since I have been in this State, and I can say I would not have any other.

I read it with pleasure. And if I fail to get it at any time I ftel that I have missed the best paper to be gotten anywhere. The children enjoy it as much as myself, especially the comic section, which is read with delight, and when 1 am without it 1 feel S3 If I had lost a friend. I received from the Money Man for my Kunday Press of February in. I have read lots of papers published north, east, south and vtst.

but the best of them all is the Pittsburg Press. Wishing many happy returns to The Press and the Money Man, I i-eaiain. yours truly, MRS. K. II.

RUCKER. 1313 Hays street. Homestead, Pa. Tomorrow a real philanthropist will be abroad throughout Greater Pittsburg, and It is safe to say that he will be joyfully welcomed at every home he visits. Armed with 1 crisp, crackly bills, this dispenser of silver certificates will go forth with laudable intentions and a fixed purpose, for such is the weekly aim of the Sunday Press Money Man.

You may be one of the people he will call upon. And t-hould he do so, and find that you have a complete copy of today's Greater Sunday Press, he will cheerfully pay you $2 for it. There will be no questioning, no haggling; lie will simply ask you for the p.iper, ai.d when you produce it he will promptly hand you over a $2 bill. For many months now The Press Money Man has been visiting the homes of its readers and buying at per copy tht Issue of the Greater Sunday Press. The only requirement is that you have a complete copy, and the money is forthcoming.

So be prepared for him tomorrow p.nil have your paper waiting to give the happy Money Man when he rings the bell of your home. There is no catch nor fake in this purchase of 1 complete copies of the Greater Sunday Press. To demonstrate that The Press will do all It claims and ever retain its place us the people's one great paper, we print below a few of the letters received from readers who have received J2 for their Sunday paper. They read as follows: CONTAINS GOOD READING. "I consider The Press the best paper in the city of Pittsburg.

It always contains good reading matter for both old and young. 1 thank you very much for the reward I received -Monday morning. Mrs. T. Person, No.

70 Bigelow street, Pittsburg. Pa." "After waiting for some time for a visit from the Money Man, he at last came to our house Monday and bought my last Sunday's Press from me for $2. it was also my little daughter's birthday and the receipt of the $2 added to her pleasure. Mrs. Charles Lerne, Homewood, Pittsburg, Pa "The Money Man visited us last week and we were much pleased to receive S'J for our last Sunday's paper.

Mrs. William Morrisey. No. 251 Third avenue. Homestead, Pa." "Kindly adept my thanks for the $2 the Money Man paid us last week.

We have been taking your paper for a number of years and prefer it to any other newspaper. Mrs. John Dullivan, No. Twelfth avenue. Munhall, Pa." "I wish to express my thanks for the $2 I received Monday morning for my last Sunday's Press.

Your Money Man called at our home and in a very gentlemanly way presented me with the money. We always read The Prtss, as we think it Is the best paper. Mrs. M. Trough, No.

Fourth avenue. Homestead, Pa." PI.1CASANT SURPRISE. "I wish to thank The Press Publishing Co. for th very pleasant surprise their Money Man gave me last Monday when he called anil presented me with" a new $2 bill in exchange for my last Sunday's Press. 1 wish your paper every success.

Miss Kthel McCoy, est street, Home-etead. Pa." "Many thanks fur the $2 we received for our copy of last Sunday's Press. We enjoy reading The Press very much and think it is a line paper. Mrs. W.

11. Hill-man. No. 1 Kast Eleventh avenue. Homestead.

Pa." "I wish to extend my sincere thanks for the $2 the Money Man gave me last week. We intend to continue our patronage of The Press. Mrs. Louis Went, 221 Ninth avenue. West Homestead.

Pa." "Peing one of the fortunate persons to receive S2 for their Sunday Press. I wish to thank you for the favor. We think The Press Is Pittsburg's best paper. It FIRST TIME PUBLISHED. 312S R234 sr.

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cotene. He has rooms at the Hoffman House, but at the hotel it is said his room had not been occupied last night, and it was believed that he had gone out of town over the holiday. Other Xew Yorkers mentioned in the dispatches are O. O'lJonnell, whose street address is not given; W. H.

Rhone. Xo. 42H West Fifty-Second street and Mrs. Ella Miller. In the city directory none of these names is to be found.

Mr. Rhone's injuries are described in the dispatches as "crushed about head, chest and back." Mrs. Miller's shoulder and arm were hurt. Theodore Ptouglas, president of the Douglas Copper Co. of Xo.

42 Broadway, who was on his way to Mexico to inspect the mines In which he is interested, was also a passenger, it was learned this afternoon. He sent this telegram from Altoona to Melbert B. Cary, the company's vice-president: "On special from Philadelphia. Only slightly hurt. Leave for Chicago at once." Lightner Henderson, of Chicago, who appears on the list, of injured, almost as widely known here as in his home city.

He is president and chief engineer of the firm of Burdy Henderson, consulting engineers, of Xo. 7S Fifth avenue, Xew York. lie is about 40 years old and a graduate of Lehigh University. A telegram from Henderson to his firn was received before noon today. It read as follows: "I got out all right." his friends learned that he was only slightly hurt, and had continued his journey to Chicago.

The seriously injured include Felix Is-man, who is referred to as "theatrical proprietor, Philadelphia." In Xew York, Mr. Isman is known as a real estate operator of unusual boldness. He spends much of his time here, and for several years has been investing large sums of money on Manhattan island. Several of his speculations have involved millions of dollars, and his profits have been reported as enormous. Mr.

Isman is less than 35 years old. He receiyed his busi- Is Every Hrinklne; Man, In a Hesrree In- sane; Kxperts Sav Yes That Is hy Men ho 11 rink Believe That l.liinor Does Then Good Instead of Harm and Why They Always Claim They Caa Quit Whenever They Want to. Yet Never Ho. WIVES! MOTHERS I SISTERS! It Rests With You to See That the One Y'ou Love Is Cured Alcoholic Poison Has So Weakened His Brain That He Does ot Realize He Is Reins Ruined Cure Him Either WITH or WITHOUT His Knowledge. The Commonwealth Institute (22SB Majestic Denver.

Colo.) method of curing the liquor habit is the most successful of all cures for this evil. It is a regular one-hundred-dollar Institute treatment, so formulated that the victim of liquor can be cured in the privacy of his own home either WITH or WITHOUT his knowledge or consent. The Secret reme1v is to be given where he will not con-fent to be cured, and Is a powder, tasteless and odorles-s, to be administered in tea, cofTee or food, the different ingredients beinR plainly printed on each box of medicine so that you may know you are giving him a remedy that is perfectly harmless cures effected in from 10 to 2o days. The Non-Secret treatment is for the patient whose brain is not so badly weakened by alcoholic poison but that he realizes he neefls a cure. It is a liquid, and will cup! tht- most severe ease in THREE HAYS' TIME and as yet has never failed to effect a perfect cure in three days in a single case.

Absolutely harmless. i FREE SI.5Q BOX Of the Secret Commonwealth Institute treatment for the liquor habit, or bottle of the Non-Secret, sent to any reader of this paper, prepaid, for 26c, stamps or coin. The quantity of treatment sent, delivered to you with all costs vaid. stands the Commonwealth Institute J1.5". ami the is not asked as payment, nor is it so received, but as a guarantee of good faith that you rvallv deMre to cure some one.

or to be cured, for this is too expensive and valuable a remedy to send out eatisfy-Inr curiosity. Io nt confuse this free ffer with "free trial offers" which mean three or four doses of medicine. This offer means a box of the Secret or a of the Non-Secret treatment and if vou are not fully' satisfied with the remedy, the 25c will be returned to you at once. (C Positively mention whether it is the Secret or the Non-Secret remedy vou desire for it is essential that you do so. Book of particulars, also free, securely sealed.

Attacks the Brain. No drinking man is in his right mind. This is a blunt statement, but a fact is a fact. Not one hi a thousand believes he needs treatment in order to rid himself of the curse believes that liquor will ruin every cr.e but he is always going to quit" but reve does, showing: plainly that he cannot. Alcohol is an accamul- live poison, always dema-ndins more of the same poison as relief, anc as Ions a there is a trace of this poison jn "tne vstem he will drink and never quit until every vestlfte of it has been eliminated by proper treatment.

Men who have enough jUdftment and reason left from the ravages of alcoholic poison to know that they need a cure, are also invited tt send fnr a free bottle of Non-Secret treatment; and an especial Invitation is extended to men who have raid out several hundred dol'ars for institute treatment, only to "relapse." to rend 25c. stamps or for it. Woman His Only Hope. Woman is the drinking man'B mainstay, nd if it wasn't for her he couldn't get alone at all therefore, if his brain is not sound enough to realize that he needs a cure, it rests with woman, and it is her plain duty to see that he aetr a cure with his knowledge and consent if he will have the cure that way; without his consent by the Commonwealth Institute Secret remedy if he refuses to be cured. By the Secret ethod he will never know why he quits drinking unless you tell him but first try and set his consent to take the Non-Secret treatment, for it is so much more satisfactory to vou to know that he wants to Quit and in THREE DAYS the cure is effected.

If you desire a private address, write Charles D. Campbell. or the Commonwealth Institute. ir2S Majectic. Denver, enclosing 25c.

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I have tried all the other papers but I find none so good as The Press. Mrs. Joseph Hill, No. 33 East Robinson street. Allegheny, Pa." "I wish to thank you for the $2 given me on Monday by your Money Man.

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It was in pav'ment for my copy of the Sunday-Press" of February 17. We have been getting The Press for about nine years and think it is a fine paper. Mrs. Mary Walter. Oak Station.

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Many thanks. I enjoy reading The Press and prefer the Woman's Section to any other. The children like the Comic Section best. Mrs. Fred Luchette.

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We are still residing at the same place and will welcome another visit from the Money Man. Mrs. Samuel Kelitz, 512 Cora street. Pittsburg. Pa." "The Press Money Man was a welcome visitor at our house last week, and we were much pleased to receive a new U2 till from him.

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In exchange for my last Sunday's Press he gave me a new $2 bill. Mrs. Frank I'adey. No. 180 Mifflin avenue.

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