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H. CONNOR, Geneisl AjenL SCIENCE PREVENTS. BALDNESS. Tie Fatal Germ and IU Hmer Sow Facts of Selesce. It Is the rarest thing In the world tot a man to be necesaarlly bald.

No man whose hair Is rot dead at the roots, need be bald It he will use Newbro's Herpl cldo, the new acalp antiseptic. Ilerpl clde destroys the germ that cuts the hair off at the root; andocleans the acalp ol dandruff and leaves It In a perfectly healthy condition. Mr.aMannett. In the Maryland Block, "Suite, Mont, waa entirely bald. In less than a month Herpl clde had removed the enemies of hair growth, and nature did Its, work by covering1 hi head with thick hair an Inch Icnir, and In six week, he had a normal suit of hair.

Sold by leading drurglitts. Send loc. in stampa for sample to The Ifernlclde Detroit. Mich. PELLEN3 ft kEWIS, SPECIAL AOENTS.

BIGGEST VALUESH5S ran 1150 op Jt Mnd you floe catv off free. I cio miles yon biDdwrn viDf onftflni elmif W. O. KELLEY, Box 7 Ft, Vjr.W. FURS SOLD MADE, TO ORDER REMODELED At reduced prices.

New is the time to have, your fur work done. SIMMERED PLEGER Manufacturing rurrters, 1120 CALHOUN ST. Jloms phone No. S91, Opp. Cathedral.

TRY Trie: SENTINEL'VVANT ADS. GRAVE CHARGE IS BY A GIRL Bert Cutshall of Wallen Is Accused of Committing Crimfnat Assault A warrant was Issued this morning in the circuit m.rt for the arrest of Bert Cutshal), a married man twenty five years of age, who lives at Wat len and is employed In a saw mill there, charging him with criminal assault. The affidavit upon which was issued was filed with Prose, cutor Dawson last night by' Lsitha Ludwick, fifteen years of sge, who is the victim cf the assault Is the daughter of Scott ludwick and her mother is dead. In her statement to the prosecutor she said she was atone at home on Tuesday morning when Cutshall entered the house. and asked it her father or brother was there.

Shs answered that they were not and he seized her and committed his fell aiuult. For a time she was unable to rite, but. managed to get prepare dinner for her fatherr Nothing, was said to him of the, occurrence of the morning and the girl said she did hot tell because he is an epileptic and she feared he would fall in a fit. After her father and brother left the house she fainted and. felt upon the floor, 'remaining unconscious for more than an hour.

When she Anally recovered shs went about her house hold duties as best she could, but on the day following aha suffered tp euch an extent that John 'Bowser, a neigh, bor'and a man well advanced In years, asked her if she were ill. Sir. Bowser had performed a great many kindly acts for the little girl" and had won her confidence and shs related to him her awful experience of the day before. Her father was later informed, but the news so aBectel him that he was not able to come to Port Wayne with his daughter and she came in. with Bowser.

Prosecutor Dawson stated this morn, ing that the girl Is small for her age and related her story in such a way as to Impress him with the fact that sheLwas unsophisticated and he was compelled to ask the most dlreot questions in order to obtain any Information. In adldtlon to the story of the crime she told the prosecutor she is compelled to remain away from school on Monday and Tuesday of each week in order to da the' washing and iron lne for the family. She attends to the cooking and other household duties on the other days of the week, but manages to attend school between times. She said she knew Cutshall when he entered the house and, thought It ctrange that be came, but was given no intimation of his intentions until he seized her. Cutshall has a i wife and one child.

The warrant was placed In the harlds of Deputy Sheriffs Saeeler and Beichelde'rfer, who "left at' 1 "o'clock for Wallen. The People's Store Our Great Semi Annual Clearance, Sale is Now Going On, and In connection wfdnhe "same" we place on Special Sale Tomorrow Morning DEATH CLAIMS 1 WELL KNOWN MAN (Continued from Page One.) 150 GAMBLING PLACES POLICE Two Resorts Above Calhoun Street Saloons Yield a Number of Players Balds were made this afternoon by Superintendent of Police Oorsline and Detectives Coling and Bulo on. the rooms above Frank Pearse's saloon and above Qua Jackson's saloon ou Calhoun street, and jour men were arrested in each of the places and taken' to police headquarters. The men arrested above Pearse's gave the names of C. B.

Marcher, AN bert Bross, William Dunlap and Charles A. Willlamston. Those taken above Jackson's registered as Lew Erowri, B. B. Smith, Prank Johnston and William Puddy, All of the names, except; that of Lew Brown, are probably assumed.

The man giving the name of Marcher said he was in charge of the gambling house over Pearse's and he it charged with conducting a gambling house. The same charge was preferred against Lew Brown and the others wers charged with visiting a gambling house. All gave bond for their appearance in the morning and were released. The patrol i wagon was not called to remove the prisoners to police station as, the horses were, tired on account of so many runs to aid the flood sufferers. It Is, probable that the raids grew out of a suit filed In the circuit court this morning on behalf of Edwin Travis to recover money said to have bean lost in the games above Jack son's place, Travis mads complaint to the mayor some time ago and, the matter was pushed by a brother, who owns an elevator at New Haven which is in charge of the man who brought the suit Ladies' and Misses' Winter Coats, this season's styles, in Black and Castor, were $6, $7 and $8,50, and in order to clean them upyauLcanjflke your choice AT All sizes.

$3.90 EACH I fin need of anything, try THE SENTINEL Want Column. Sale Prices on Everything Else In our Cloak Uept. The People's Store. WOULD DOT STAY France in, Jail for Violating Health' Regulations. Bert Franco was arrested at noon today on an afl'davlt filed by Dr.

A. II. Macbeth, charging him with a violation of tWhealth regulations. Several weeks', ago one of France's children was attacked by smallpox and was sept to the isolation hospital, and the father, who had had tho disease, was aliowed to go to the Institution and care for the bey. When the lad's condition became such as to permit of his removal to his home he was returned to the city and tho house, which Is located at 1014 Thayer street, waa quarantined.

Macbeth was Informed this morning that' France had not rcmalnl at home and he' sent an officer out to learn the facts In the. case. The officer reported that France had paid no to the carding o( his house and had been going and. coming at will, A search was instituted and tha man. was found on a delivery wagon.

lloth he and the man he works for, who conducts a meat store, were taken to the health office and their clothing thoroughly disinfected, after which ihoemployer Later in the afternon he returned (o police headquarters and became very abusive, stating that the members of France's family are In heed and served notice that the city would have to care for them. He was 1oid that the rlty felt able to take charge 61 its business without his advice and was told to get out 6r he would be locked up. MARRIAGE LICENSE Chester A. Orlebel and Nina Miller. Mrs, S.

Ooslee, of 1410 Model Ian street, yesterday received news of the death ot her brother, John. Gongaware, of Harrlsvllle, which occurred last Saturday from smallpox. CONVENTION DATE WASDECIDED ON State Meeting of Christian Endeavorers Here June 23 to 26. At a meeting ot the executive committee of the State Christian Endeavor Union, held, yesterday at Muncle, it was decided to hold the annual ctate convention' this year In Port' Wayne and June 23, to 20 was seTscted as the time ot meeting. Rev.

7. Webster Bailey, "pastor ot Plymouth Congregational church, and state president ot the union, together with Ralph Willson, ot th's city, were' in. attendance at the meet, ing The selictlon of Port Wayne as a place of meeting was unanimous. A program was outlined, and will be completed within a weeks. Among the noted, speakers will be the evangelist, Rev.

J. Wilbur Chapman, and National Secretary Vogt, of Boston. The day sessions ot the convention will in all be held in the Pirst Presbyterian church and the. night meetings at the Temple theater. NEW PRESIDENT CHOSEN.

the'stockholders of Wayne" Paper, arid Blank Hook company met lost night and elected Meairs. W. V. Oraeter and William C. Schwler dlrec tors.

The board ot directors then met and elected Mr. Graeter president ou tne company, to succeed ine late joei Wclty. Reports showed tho business to be is a most flourishing condition. Zlon Walther league waa entertained by the Pompous Quintet last evening in a most delightful manner. Music, progressive pedro and a box lunch were factors of entertainment and.

prizes were awarded In the different games. One of the young ladles had a live rooster In a box, which fell to one of the gentlemen and the Incident caused considerable merriment. I $9 a InK Our Great Semi Annual Clearance Sale Is now going on, and in connection with the same we place on SPECIAL SALE TOMORROW MORNING 1,000 DOZEN i MEN'S COLLARS, REGULAR 15c GOODS Iowa, returning to Ohio the following spring. "STUBY WMEDictire: It was while teaching school in Hillersburg, Ohio, in 1873, that ne began the study of the profession to which he devoted the subsequent years of his life. In 1873 he attended the medical department of Wooic ter University at Cleveland, and after taking one course of lectures em barked in the practice of his profes slon at Monroevllle, this county, hi March, 1874.

The following year Ji entered the medical college of Ohli, and was graduated In 1876, His fractlcs at Monroevllle was continued until March 20, 1877, when he re moved to Port Wayne, quickly rising io prominence as a successful practitioner, and retaining an extensive practice until stricken by his last illness. Dr. VanBuskirk was, married at Mlllersburg, Ohio', June 1 1876, Miss Mary J. "Gray, who with two children survives. The children are Mrs, O.

C. Woebbe'iing and Miss Be sle VanBuskirk. Four children bom to Mr. and VanBuskirk pre ceded the fsthsr in death. Othef iela tlves1 surviving include the aged mother Mary Bell, now more than' 80 years of age, who resides at Monroevllle, and who is herself llously 111 at this time; a sister, Mrs.

Samuel Elsenberger, ot Monroevllle, and two brothers John VanBuskirk, of. Monroevllle, and Joseph' VanBus Iklrk, ot this city. A ZEALOTS ADVOCATE. Dr. VanBuskirk was a most zealous advocate of temperance, and spent mven Time ana enort to the over of thi Jlquor evil.

But. a few weeks ago, through his activity, tha Fort Wayne lodge ot Good Templars was reorganized and placed In running order after a lapse Of many years. Hs was a member ot Wayne lodge of Masons, and. was vice president of the Allen County Medical society. For many years, also; Dr.

VanBuskirk was a member of the faculty of the 'Fort Wayne College of Medicine, but he recently resigned his chair in that institution. Durlng.the greater portion of the term of Drv W. Barnett as county coroner Dr. VanBuskirk served as hla deputy with singular acHity! He was a preceptor of Dr. Barnett, and a very strong friendship existed between the two physicians to the last Throughout his professional career Dr.

Van Buaklrk ranked very high as a physician, and he was frequently called In consultation by, other practitioners. Personally he wss most agre able and and his integrity was' of the loftiest type. He was a member of Westminster Presbyterian church. Announcement of the funeral service will be made later. WANTED TO HAVE A TIME.

Prank Miller, 'a'hostlrr employed by Mrs. Helen Fleming, at ,1031 West Berry street, is sought by' the police, who say that he stole. a plr ot rubber boots, a Jjorse blanket, a plush lap robe and a rubber lap robe from his employer last "night ard skipped out with $5 which he oh tstned by pawning the He told the pawnbroker with whom he left the stuff that it belonged to him and that his brother was coming to Visit him snd he wanted to show him a good time. Miller has worked tor, Mrs. Fleming three months and is cjipposed to have left town.

ClnliLTiHT SC EACH, AT CHOICE ALL SIZES AND SHAPES sue mices oijivsirnniB eue BEfiiruEiT 1 lift reiuirilt I. 1sisJTslssi III wwHfatmi0k0A TIE For Dynastic Reasons Dowager Empress Fears Passing of Manchuria. London, Jan. 22. A special dispatch from Seoul, Korea, dated today, says Japanese railway men have been attacked by Eoreans at several points along the Seoul Fusan railway and that the Xorean authorities have been notified that unless they prevent a recurrence of these disorders necessary 'measures to do so will taken by Japanese troops.

The dowager empress of China Is thoroughly alive to the peril threatening China as a reault of the Russo Japanese crisis and has, according to the Globe's Shanghai correspondent, determined at all costs to 'fight for the freedom of Manchuria from foreign control Conferences betweeu the dowager and the leading statesmen, it is added, have convinced her that any'otheT policy would he tantamount to dynastls suicide, asithe dis honor of the ancestral tombs, im plied by foreign domination, would be 'unpardonable In the eyes of thj Chinese and unless a vigorous effort Is made to reassert Manchu author ity the Taiplngs and Kolashul will attempt to restore the Ming dynasty," with the result, ot the complete de struction, ot Ohina. MALARIA Germ Infected Air. 'Malaria is not confined exclusively to th'e swamps and marshy regions ol the country, but wherever there is bad 'air this insidious foe to, health, is found, poisonous vapors and gases from sclera, and the musty air of damp cellars are laden with the germs of this miserable disease, which are breathed intother lungs and taken up by tha transmitted "to every "part "Thiff you begin to feel out of sorts without ever suspecting the cause. No energy or appetite, dull headaches, sleepy and tired and comnletelv lacrcd out from lie sliehtest exer tion, are some ot thp deplorable effects of this enfeebling nialidy. As the disease progresses and tile Wood becomes more deeply toils and abscesses and dark or yellow spots appear upon, the skin.

When the poison is left to ferment and the microbes and cerms to multiDlv ia the blood, Liver and Kidney troubles and other serious complications often' 'arise. As Malaria begins and develops in the blood, the treatment to be ehective must begin there too. s. ij, destroys the germs end poisons and purifies the polluted blood, and under its tonic effect, the debilitated constitution rapidly recuperates and the system soon clear of all siens of this depressing disease. S.

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KsKi'1! 5 'Blrrv rffeWV SSlrwif 1 44i K. 'i I N0VV ON EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE IS SOLD AT I i 6c Unbleached Muslin reduced Jto pc. 7c Unbleached Muslin redu ced to 8c 8o Unbleached Muslin reduced to 7c. 7c Bleached Muslin reduced to 6c. 8c Bleached Muslin, reduced to 7c, Oc Bleached Muslin reduced' to' 8c.

9 4 Unbleached Sheeting at worth 0 4 Unbleached Sheeting at 10c; worth 2sc. 6 4 Bleached Sheeting at 19c; worth 25c. 4c Cotton Crash, worth Be. 64fi All linen Crash, wor th 8c. 7c All Linen Crash, worth 9c.

All Table Linens are sold at sale prices, our best Prints are sold at 5c. 5o Apron Olngham, 'Worth 7c. 4Je Outing Flannel. 55c Cotton large, size, worth, 75c. 69c Cotton Blanirti, worth 85c.

95c Cotton Blankets, extrularge, size.ani very heavy, worth $1.25." All Wool Blankets are sold at 'sale prices. LOT OE PANCT SATES NS ArOKC; WORTH 12JBC. T. li. 11 J.

1.1. uvu lull uLieuu pur viitjui uienrmg Sale as we have, some great bargains to offer. TT4T4tTTfTWf4r4tTt'i'''l''t'v4TTTTJ Wm. Hahn Co. i 1 Hit, BU51UN 51UJrV.it STANDARD JRANDi Automatic Drop Head Rotary Shuttle, Sewing i Machine the BEST? ip '19 iv Hbbpsm is Because" It is the only sewing machine made that sews with one or two threads, combining lock and chain stitch, making two machines in one, It runs easiest, sews fastest and is ihe simplest sewing machlnn made.

It costs you, nothing to try 1(. Call and be convinced, at SCHLATTER HARDWARE STORE, Cor. Colum.Ha and Clinton Streets. Many Diseases and Weaknesses are Cured By tonlai tlTlns. strength to tti tITEJt, kldsm, itomaoh and Will threw off tioUons and furlfr tat BLOOD.

ThU watt FATHER'S BLOOD TOHIO will do. It vorklnf wonderj for all who tike It. Price. SI. 00 Will be delivered to any part of dtj ant (uarsitead.

Aldrtia, H. H. Haines, 728 Columbia Ave; Or tall op Horns 'Fhotie Ko, 140, Write tor new pamphlet with testlmenlals' rrl Wsyse rsBfSti.