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IGii i4 a 4 KA i vl rKS pSrJSV VV IfJiTlXflJWMpEE Vh 3 Ktteal Grase Strikes Blow Pt6ED TO SHTE BUSIDy Si 5 i A MH1 JJUWfffyIB ii i 7 1 1 ILwawaaw3 oTJasssanaJB 169 lRWefsTrialirBsei Krsmte IQ6 CCFHtelASS FOKCHAJWE This I96 MahoanjK SideboarcTfor Solid Mahogan Sideboard Hand some deslEn eleEsntly finished China Case to match f63 value ior Mioses Sons IVStCorIIth FOR DEEP North and South Go to Baltimore FBOM BOSTON TO BEAUFORT AJo Goes os Record as Favosa vX PeiteMeets With the Preal jieWiTarmCommissicntadxcJiAfiets ViW Wl Hear AoeajTofiArpy rJ ixrqeny mny ufuuvm vivco 4 Tk VatiAfnl iranM nlftrA ffnlf bn SlitMf MWlllMtMttV irajbetdje decided tV Aetbiaf Couj Wtfjir al raw material used lirlhe sTtariuiaitireor trust good be placed ot the Tree llstsuKL it it wiutinme wna User assoiciatiops ja rnrrnenne ww Aablltlwnent TJaivewal peace Xa adr dlUon ah open 4eslonVaa held In con xecOon with JIreldent Rooarelt cun irr Hft omtmlatlM i All mtibersofJtlj counlrylire om milon were present iney riui JJaney aeant 01 inajncuuiw umi meat of Oornell Unlverstty Hemr Wallace of 4sc Molnest Iowa DrTCenyBn 1 RnttorwnrthL tireaidcntof the Maaa chusetts ArlrtilioTal Crtlege nVaKer li pe Jtor of the WJorlds Work Glf fort Plnchot chief lotester of the United sutea and Aiun his city Delegates From Dr Baer outlined the1 work of the commission He tald It Utryiag to ascertain exlsUwi condlUona or farm Ufe and how to Improve them circuiaxa nao 1een maUed prominent farmers throughout the country and more than TOOOO ansvrerahad been received Many Give Opinions Dr Bailey aiked the members ol the Erature toexpres opinions on any of the eruestloas fthej commission had beore It Irot Atlteson of West VJrginlA sad that better reads are the greatest Jieed In his State Answerlne the question Are Farm Hemes as GooTas They MlghtBer Mrs Burton of Forest Grove Oret saM In the Webfoot State the Breat need seemed hme life attractive Many of Ihe women are well educated she said but jack the I knowledge of home maictng Mr Godfrey of Xew Tork referred to the work done In womens farm institutes In that State Wlllett Hayes Assistant Secretary of Agriculture addressed the grange briefly at noon The committee on foreign relations of which Mr Kegley of Washington State Is chairman submitted its report which Vu adopted The recommendations of the report are That the granting of ship subsidies in whatever form be resolutely opposed That the legislative committee of the national grange is hereby Instructed to demand of Congress that the raw mate rials of manufacture of all monopolistic combines be placed on trie tree list and that all manufactured products sold Abroad cheaper than at home also be placed on the free list That a special committee be appointed to open negotiations with the farmers jof the Canadian northwest with a view to establishing closer fraternal relations That a special committee 1 of which w1nrati9 mi wraftAT ftomMit it tm memmm 1 ipedKTaat ThtoYJesgHatft Maj Tfeeateaed Owtng to thejPnhJk tewwt in ranscoOTer jtht Atr tBpt to Prcweatw Heay Fif day Stron Xscert ProrldeoT of Thenii i sjWntoGMjflQB rnwDtfsomt Mack1 iayt Use afV itT fa tff liMfSesisMffstro MiMl cewnrtttei arteg OM MMai4ea4rMkMrecaMr eaded Were nef igfltctefct ttttBeete pcwteS of titer eaipaln lAtotrima rf WonaenK JMaek chairman otttBe eaK fn lttee iC Mr Mack aaM today th4t helwofld mpkethe deficit good bt of Ws owrj pc cjte A statement of reoelpta Vantf ex pendlture of the cammitte whl befled i lth he secretary of tate at Albany oil Norembtr ateporter who aje3 MrMackwh3 wts going to pay jcr tne jnamieaaace ox petmanent Democratic headmiarter 1 Wtshlngton MrJfeck aald The Demw Critic party of thetjnlted States Is going to pay tot it 1 have had off era from 1 evtry State jin the TJniontp contributeito a fund for the purpoBe i DROPPED FOR ACTIVITY Federal EmployesVWho iPao Wed in IolhfcsjOusted JSah Frahclscd Jifiv fc The tra of Abraham Ituef oh tffe IchaVge of bribery the progress of wilckwalnfc ternrptediait Frldar by Uje attemiptefl 1 assassination or Assistant district ai tomey Francis peney wa resumed today By the Interpoaltton of affl davits setting tjarth that Itr wiuld be Impossible to ecure a fair andlmpar tlal trial In the present state puj tlnuaace unUl tomorrow hen the QIVIi SEBYICE OFHCIAIS ACT I prosecution will trie eojTnter af3davita I 1 nervcuuri aajoornpa npci wm wwa 1 IV Never before In thls i city had euch extensive police precautions befi taken Score of Congressmen in Party Fxxiin Philadelphia Via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Which May Become One of the Thoroughfares Associations Pennant Raised Baltimore Nov 16 Delegates to the first annual convention the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association wHlcn opens here tomorrow began arriving today the largest contingent reaching here from Philadelphia this evening toy steam er There were about 800 in this party lncludliur besides nearly a score of rep resentatlves to Congress business men representing the Northern States interested In the movement for an Inland water route along the Atlantic coast from Maine to Florida The boat Wd broughf he delegation through the Chesapeake and Delaware canal which Is designed to be one of the links in the proposed chain of Inland waterways A notable Incidents which took place as the steamer passed through the first Ick of the canal was the riisiag of the pennant of the association upon the flagstaff The banner was designed by Sam uel Ia Kent tf Philadelphia and the con Iventlon will be asked to give It its offi cial Indorsement Speeches on Shipboards tortlmer Whitehead shall be chairman 1 nd imina th nbiaci of the association were made at the luncheon it eclt bat operating with other peae associations in an worthy efforts fa advance the cause ivl unlversai peylce 4 Blow to the Trnits Mr Hortcn ot Michigan introduced a xes61utlon whlch as Teferred to committee recommending that the govern tnentcrelievo agriculture ot such burdens em are placed on It by the exactions taf trusts by the double advantage given 4 Them by protective duties 00 both Taw material and manufactured goods used largely on the farms The report recommends that wood Iron ores fertilizing material binding twine materials and coal should be on tbt free list The resolution Instructs the legislative com mittee of the grange to place before the i pedal tariff commission and Congress the desires of the grange and afterward to tise all honorable means to have them become a part of the revised tariff The resolution wlUcome up later for dlsqus eion Powderly of the Department ot Commerce and Labor will address the grange this morning at 1130 oclock The selection of the next place or meeting will be made this afternoon on board by Representative Hampton Moore and Bingham of Philadelphia Ernest Roberts of Massachu setts and others Mr Moore told or the purpfsea ot the association and outlined the work before It Gen Bingham spoke ot the strategic value in time ot war of a system of inland waterways and Mr Roberts pledged himself to do all in his power to secure favorable action by Con gress The last named declared that the New England members of Congress were heartily In favor of the proposed canals and natural waterways between Boston and Beaufort Limits of Ocean Diving 7rom tlie New Terk Herld Howdeep can the diver go Claims of J50 feet are made and several such assertions have nppeared In print Every diver I iave met not only laughingly discredits hem but says fUtiyHhat wcrk Ject have failed to afe guard a court of justice as when Ruef was brought tothe bar of Judge lAwlors court today Ten policemen on foot and six mounted men were on guard in front of the courtroom and the streets for a block on each side of the building were patrolled by uniformeduniformed pc Hce Every person entering the building was Iclosely scrutinized In the corridors were statioiied six policemen and inside the courtroom were a dozen detectives The balconies above he analn floor on both sides of the hair were closed Strong Guard About Ruek Abraham Ruef was the first ot those directly connected In the trial to arrive witn nve policemen and flve deputy sheriffs riding inside the van with him arid escorted by five mounted policemen Ruef was caun qui paie ana ine enectsor tne past tew nights excitement were plainly visiDieon nis race A few minutes later AEslslant District Attorney John OQara whd iiss been Mr ueneys asstsiant in recentj trials came in and took theseat tnwbichHeneysat Wheri he was sbotonFrldayr At 9S0r oclock Judge Iawwr mounted the bench Henry Ach and Th6mas Dozler Ruef counsel entered the court room each accompanied by a plain clothea officer and took their customary seats The jury cflme In through the private en trance at the rear of the building Mr Dozler announced that the defense had a motion to make bated upon affi davits the reading of which would consume considerable time The court ad monished the Jury and sent the twelve men out Defendants Counsel Threatened Mr Dozler moved for a change of venue and read affidavits made by himself and Mr Ach setting forth that they were receiving communications by mall and telephone threatening their lives If they continued In the defense of Ruef and that as a result of conditions now obtaining it was impossible to secure a fair and Jnfpartlal trial in this city Affixed to each affidavit were copies ot newspapers giving accounts of the shooting of Heney and the subsequent suicide of his would be assassin mass meetings and Interviews with prominent men bear ing on the case as additional evidence of the lnflamedstate of the public mind The proseTutlon will submit affidavits affirming Oret Ruef can have a fair and Impartial trial in San Francisco The bullet Jrasvxtracted ram Francis Heneys neck tbday and the patient stood the operation well No signs of blood poisoning have appeared and the doctors predict his speedy recovery Heney hlipselt believes that he will he out 1n time to make the closing speech for in prosecution In the Ruef trial Announce List of Of ficeholders Who Hive Been Dismissed Reduced or Reprimanded for Taking Too Much Tart in the Capaign End I Wot Yet and Others May Be Pnnlsnedi i Because of too active participation le recent election i a number of ei 3 lo So 1 ing in euch depths is utterly Impossible i Manager Hoffstetter of the French pearl concessions in the Society islands tells me that peart divers often go down 200 feet But this Is diving purely they simply touch bottom grab a shell and come up The pearl divers are trolled along on ropes back of a sloop When they wish to descend they iet out the air from their suit and the weights swiftly sink them Then quickly they let thej ir back and come bobbing up They sire Tahltlans who have been divers for generations The sponge divers In the Mediterranean also attain these depths but they too are born in the trade and remain down but a brief minute The record working dire Is hat made tn JJake Michigan by Fred Merriman 1S5 feet lerrlmanls experience however hes been a dire warning to all others He was paralyzed by the terrific pressure and died shortly afterward Another diver Hanson succumbed in the New Yrk harbor two years ago MBLXHre STTEPBISES TTKi Senators Statement Commented on Gen erally at Dukes Home Turlnj Nov18 The announcement that Senator Stephen Elldns had Issued a statemint tothe effect that J10 engagement existed between his daughter and the Duke of the Abruzzl was received here by the public with some surprise The reported oetrothal had been widely commented upon without official denial and it was generally assumed that ha dukeS courtship of the young American woman had progressed that far All at tempts to Interview the duke on the sub The duke today recelvod rj SM fo Care Cold la One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets Druggists refund money if it fails to cure GROVES signature Is On eh box 25c several cablegrams from America Inautr ing concerning the statement made by Senator Elklns The duke has made no answer to any ot these communications and wu see no one WOMAN CHASES CHEAT Pursues Bad ChecKpasser Who tries to Victimize Her GRASPS MAN BY COAT CQLLAB Suave German Who Swindles Boarding anda Lodging House Keepers Breaks Her Hold and Outdistances Her in Race Down Street Northwest Stranger Adds Another to List of Dupes United States Court of Appeals ScccUl toTbeVMhlnctoa Foct Richmond ya Nov 15In the United I States circuit court of appeals 4oday the following cases were argued Carolina Trust Company petitioner vs I Watons trustee of i Mills Company et al respondents on petition from review of Kalelgh 1 district court Argued by James Shep herd of Raleigh for petitioner and by John Hinsdale of Raleigh for respondents Submitted Renlger plaintiff Jn erron against the United States A Judgment ot the United States court for the Western district of Virginia was partially argued by Staples of Roanoke for I plaintiff In error and by United States I ASlSirsci Alimucjr Aiiuuiaa jntKTTC lorl defendan in error the couit adjourning for the day pending conclusion ot the 1 argument i 1 i iJl iiSJ 1 vJIa I FOR SAL i II OR vv rr i i Red the Real Estate Ad vortlsemcnts In vthe VVant Ad Section cf TThePostiV i JT sS ti jt If i I i jl4vj itlfiv fs The suave German who has obtained considerable money from boarding house keepers during the past week by roeihs of worthless checks yesterday afternoon attempted tbvVlctlmize Mrs Cone who conducts a boarding house at 225 Bitnv and Was pursued in the street by the roman for several 4 Wpcks The man iipieajed at LMrs Cones house on Friday and engaged a room He presented a check whlchth woman refused to accept The stranger left the house remarking he would have a piano senfto bis foonc and would settle the lll upon his return He did not come back until yesterday Assoon asttlteiii4n made his appearance Mrs Cone who was bareheaded with her sleeves rolled tip to her elbow attacked him he grasped the man by the collar of the coat and called for help The German wrenched himself lloose and fled with MreCone In pursuit Mrs Cone Outdistanced Pedestrians gasped hi amasement as be roattl followed byiMra Con ran down the itreetj The womari yelled to 6evera menociite1i the man butno one attempted to st0p hlm After fol Mowing the 4strapger tot ijie Capitol Arid returned home When thotman appeared at Mrs Cones hresldence on Friaay lie was neatly dressed dean shaven and wore a derby ha Tester dayheV Sjported a short beard and wory a Wucfr haf yAs soon I saw Mm recognized him as the man Who7h4darlied for a room on FridsyaaldtMr Cone tiv a PostreporterJi Hel asked if I had a room and recbgnUnirfhlmJl said I i hava room and Jswtil have you 4x1 minute Touare a swindler The Jrian liiirne sllfeSiirv nale ink alAmnjeredtyrn jaottba man really Im Grasft Mans Collar Iv ted tp ckKtheneps but rptnBu jQrwararanj grasped nim by thte Vipel of his coati He struggled to Jren Wmaelf jand Jlot jrhold Juma ing ore in steps Jie started 10wn the In the recent election i a number of emn ployes of the governmetrt yho1 aretinder civil1 service rules have suffered dismissal reprimand or other punishment5 And although everything else about the election is over but the shouting and inauguration therestlll remain a number of employes figuratively shaking in their shoes for the ctvil service commission is ilnvestigat lngthelr doings about electlonvtlme and they may yrt lose ther Jobs The facts came out yesterday in a long statement issued by the commission be canc complaints made that they had made nq attempt to keep Federal officeholders out of politics This complaint In part says The ritlclsms indulged in from time to tlme against tiie civIL servlcft nm sion In the matter of dealing with viola torsiof the rules which prohibit political cuvny on me part or employes in the classified service are not deserved nor Justified The cbmmlssipners then tell Just what liiejf uaye aone to certain persons and continue There are some cases still irMi in vestigation but up to the present time ten removals have been made as the re sultJof the enforcement of the executive orders agalhst political activity Manr reductions and suspensions were made and In sixteen cases reprirpads were ad ramjsierea witn a warning that a repett tlonr would result in dismissal The publicity given the action of th commission in dealing with political ac tlvlty had a wholesome effect for Undoubtedly it restrained a number of employes from taking an active part In the campaign Ten Have Been Removed The commissioners then handed out th following list rhowlng Just what did han vu iu mute vi uie oaenaers ana inaicai ing what may happen to the others Joaeph AJbui depatj iorfeyr ot enitom St Ostph N6 wilpUtlon cctptod uTbomiaTj Aldwelt deputy collector of tustoms Port Anceln SVuh oOeliHj rtprlmtnded Uncoln Artrr colltctor ot eojtonu Port Huron Ulcb TtmoTed Clurlea A Btlltr apeeUI agent customs cerr Ice remored 0org Bark deputy collector Internal reraBue Pateraoo reprimanded Paul Cox substitute clerk poatofflfe Robinson HL remoTet Russell Dunn collector ot customs Port An lur Tex reprimanded A HammOMtorktepr itr Elihth Internal rerenne district ot Kentucky removed Moae Harris deputy collector ot internal rer enue Austin Tex removed Hill clerk postofflce Qoldaboro reprlmsndcd Clyde Knock mall carrier Independence Kans rcslcnstlon accepted McCoy deputy collector ot internal reri enue Lexington Ky suspended 30 days A Hendricks railway mall clerk Atlalitt Ca reduced from ItlOO to O00 Rees deputy collector of Internal rerenue Pueblo Colo auspended fifteen daya Rhlnehart letter carrier postofflce Den er Colo reprimanded aid reduced tram 11100 to 900 Rico Inspector of bulla Charleston 3 reraOTcd George Wl Stewart unclassified laborer pension office Washington resigned political position Thomaa clerk postofflce Greensboro fe reprimanded ond reduced John TraxK deputy collector of Internal revenue Ocean City Md reprimanded and warned OS Wbslley claaalfled laborer mallDsg repair shop Washington required to cease political activity IWren nomlnatad forpoatmuter Austin Tex nomination withdrawn Washington assistant messeager bureau ot Internal revenue Waahtngtoo resigned political petition 1 Wells clerk postofflce Seattle Wash reduced from 11000 to 1900 and warned BastiBaBBaaaSstBsaBBsaafaajBBBa BBrBjBfHBMMia1BaBlaB nMF ifcry JrB aLnVnVsKl 1 sssHIB iiiirT 1 400011 BBiVanB PafSlinBaBaSBffaVaffsavanl aaawE SBBSsasassssaM HI lALCOEOL SSZCEUT res6aiRtateistT rimiJ4orprWciwfaLj NOTARppTJC ref I HI Bisr i JBfi AprrfeciRcrwdyforCowc I iRSll HoiiSourStDmkhD1anaa I HHW1 WonnsConVuiswisIevtrisir WBil ncssandLoss of Sleep MssHiM IkeSuSiitotarenr KEVVDHK BVsVnBvlAaei iirfr tint rood tta CASTORIA for Inftuito and CfhlMrri aS 7 Always wp Bears 6 Signature of if a aV Asm vr For Over Thljrty Tears Exatt Copy of Wrapper CASTORIA tas tames msrr atw errv iByy Xmas The BlADBtiRY fr a bcatir tlfiif HfggiadePiariOs mantiri lactured by us and sold direct at Factory Prices arjd on Easy TermsL It isw a popular P3rio witit rh 1 0 i people evcrywnere and at the Jamestown Exposition it was awarded the highest honors a Gold jtfedak i Gome and see jhe new 1909 BRAbBURy Pianos ncrv on exhibition in pur warerooms A number bi hlgn grad Upright Pianos taken in exchange for Bradbury Pianos are offered now at geno Ine bargain prices Here are a few Piano Bargains 600 Chickenng 2 700 DeckerBros 350 400 KimbaUi 235 300 Thurston 1C0 SquarcPianos 25 up Organs 15 up Smitlr Piano Co 1225PaAyefR7 111 WW ICRANE Hil OaKATFST SVCCZ39 FATHER MTlm BOYS BT QgORGsV AQg TWt Kf 29 4M KVL wo ASIUKH AVNOVNCI3 ISADORA DUNCAN JH HZR CtUsilCAI DANCES WITH Walter damrosgh asdte TSTHFRWIY eRCHECTU A revival otCroek art of t0j rrs ago MsnageioeJit It Jonstegt Tickets ti Hi On sale at Arthar smtthv Mil stret avr TNANKSimNI WEEK uT9aTHWS0AYauT THOS RTUtrS Mew Mnalcet Comedy Quetn the Moulin Rouge CWPJWT IQO MSMXa PUTUS Seats en EaTeTbnraday EDlvlONSTONS Open Till Sb Saturdays I Home of the Original FOOT FOIM Boots and Oxfords far Men Women and Children streeVm nafi I started after hlm I alJedT ftf halt atdosehmett to jcalla pb Ucemarfi but they dgnoredt mjr appeal THiOtrrnari fdaeAjber Vlctimio ills Ustv wlienheiweatHdlhe housaof tjr SfT RorkeiLAjrreet northeast only a jBhsrt djasjl fnmvJrrst Cones res i 2St WnrtiilAefl iMlr TA AjkA vrAjr wnhrlMl iTiV to tne police na oetecure tfrattras a sigrtea toxrnscrxatriDiaJnea tne rluHokthe rhajist hadrrtiitadjn navrnftnt u7U mJA lylluii eHi l1 fciv uhsu niwF Sfpeeof BRr es jat4Bified everx DEBT CASE GOES OVER 7 Records Examined in the Virginia West Virginia Coatroversy Richmond Va NoV 16 After spending nearly all the day In receiving and examining the accounts vof Virginia In the famous debt case litigation between the States vet Virginia and West Virginia 8DeciaitTOaster Charles EL Uttlefleld of Maine adjourned the hearing until Feb ruary is iskv wnen is expectea tnat the case will be fully made up and argued The postponement was granted at the instance of counsel farf West Virginia and would not be able to do so before January 1 They then desired time to personally examine these accounts and to do like wise which would i renulre at least a month from the time of their completion Meanwhile copies ofairthe yirglnia papers men wtuv tne master werefurnlshed the West Virginia attor neys ana iney win careiuuj aunuu them before the next sauug pi the mas ter log FoatForiris For Wiiitier VVeaf Heavysole shoesmade of the liighest grade materials black porpoise tan porpoise and black horsehide and made in aman ner that makes them absolutely damp proof With and without instep support They are strictly waterproof made with every point that mod ern shoe building can consider for comfort style and protection You dorm nayertowear xiibbers with cse shoes Consult us about the needs of the foofr with the same confidence youd consuta physician about matters of a yasVA I xssatBBart9L ink i jatV JV1 ihf ry TBB 7 dnwnston Co Inc rPhbne 19 1334 St JAPAN tO STANtt BT PACT Takes Initiative in Proposal Made to State Department LOGICAL ECZEMA CURE ENDORSED BY PHYSICIANS Question It Is Said Contemplates Re statement of Attitude of Both Nations Toward China it a velooed yesterday took the lnltiaUve and maiothe State Depart ment a proposlUon now nnaer wu mnmrn reference to an Incident of i which led to official statements denying that there was any friction oeiween we twocouritrles From guarded sUtements in esponsIj4 Quarters the question is believed to be broader than at nrst thought One fea tute It is understood Contemplates fs statement by both the United Statesjjnd Japan regarding their attitude Uward China not Manchuria alone Not that there Is anything to add to tt Birrlv has been said is ex Inul hint SimDiy a ivaiutiuanuii vi whrstated that thelrexperts haa pr completed the accounts fOTthabStatI White to remove any misapurenension whih tnv xui in ino uuuiiommu yu the question Then therefe the Japaness emigration ana paenyoir qiresuuu mronokltlon made by Japan 1 1 Is thought possibly may Include areafHrmr tlonby her of her good ilntentlbnto carry out het promises In thesematters It la said AftheSUtei Department that the working out of Jthese regulations shows Japans desire to live to her agreements I ALL DISTRESS FROMINDIGESTION OR AN UPSET STOMACM VANISHES SPECIAI NOnOES THE NINTrt SEMIANNUAL DIVI dend of two and one half 2 1 2 per cent has been declared on the prefem stock of the Washington Railway and Electric Company payable DECEMBER I 1908 to preferred stockholders ot record November 2L 1908 from the pet earning of the company Books for the transfer of preferred stock will be closed from November 3 1908 to December 1 1908 both dates InclJ Blve WHITEHEAD Secretary THE TWENTY SEVENTH ANNUAL meetlne of theNatlonal Homeonatblc Hospital Association will be held at the New iWJllard cn TUBSDAT November ii iaJ3ai bjv xor eiecuon oi oi flcers receiving reports and Mich other Dullness as may properly come oetore INSON Secreury the meeting HUTC Attention National Grange Members We are the largest dealers In deairabU tana properties ta theUalted States sad we ahall be pleased to have any menber rail at ear offices tor cati log Be and tall tnfencatlen Over XI0O farms are iisied wts uav raniin In crier from lie to 200000 Interestlna dlspUv ot photofrajUs ea view SQULB REAITr COMPANY UM NEW TOBK AVE FRANK MILIURN CO ARCHITECTS WASHINGTON teiniirighatiWill Command Attention Tour business should be roretented fev hlak ias PTiuwsTionirV we are ntastertersltsmeo in the art or printing sad ve know how to execute wora taai wjn noia rue aigaitr ot rour puce HcSILL WALLACE 1107 Street NW 9100 a Large Bottle Shoomakers Tennessee Whiskey A tiptop apeclOo for throat and Inns affections Not merely a nuns whisker bat a family liquor safe aad efficacious te tve yoant tnold when slims tl a bettl and to be had only at the SHOOMAKER CO ffi1 ft Pilhburys Best Flour Only J640 per barrel 1 4 barrel 1 barrel JIM i is barrel 80c 1 33 barrel 40c 5e Sanitary Grocery Co JS Stares Telepbeoe Coaaeetiens After treating eczema for years as a practically incurable blood disease the medical world Is greatly Interested In the discovery that it is not a blood disease at all but is due to a parasite In the skin itself This parasite is easily destroyed bv the external fbpllcation of a compound of pit of wlntergreen thymol glycerine which WHI quickly Ult all eczema germs while soothing1 and refreshing the skin A Folkerts of Duluth Minn tells of the success with Prescription in treating patients There was aman here suffering from Eczema for then last fourteen years and I applied the treatnent 1 also appliedlt to a man of West Duluth Minn who nas Deen sunenng wn nneu matism for fourteen years and Eczema in his feet and the second treatment Jn both cases cleared the skin almost absolutely I hope that everyone in the wotld will be able to learn of your grand remedyremedy The first application Is Only a balm and Its soothing effect is beyond expres alon I shall never be without it and shall use it among my patients altogether No matter how terribly you suffer from eczema salt rheum ringworm Ac you will feel Instantly soothed and the Itch allayed at once when a few drops of this oil of wlntergreen compound la applied The cures all seem to be permanent Henry Evans 922 street northwest Peoples Drug Stoe 824 Seventh street horthwesC Mantels Tiles Fire places JEatlmatlag rtepalrlag EDWIN EtETT 11M Stkat nrr Does it ever occur to you how busy CaJi your disease what yotf wU 7 lndf that Httierst6machoryouri8j it actu gestlQn Gastritis jjervousness byepepn ally only hdldsrfhree plnU though ia pre sla Catarrh Stomach yol kdoW year Vou force itto take lnBOO pound the rearname the real dlseasvlsrfermen of TnaterlaX digest it and prepare It for tlon of the foodjyqueat a sour plom Lassunllatlon thex blood Do you wonf ach whichybelchea 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