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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-25
Local. NEWS.

Fletcher 5 for hats. If
Wilson, dentist. in Hittle block
Headache cure, Haner ; spectacle,
Hardwood floors at Louck i Hill 5
Spectacles scientifically fitted, Ha
ners's.
Spectacle fitting a speciality, Ha
ner 5.
Mrs f NJ Jones returned to her
home in Milton last evening.
Attend the spring and summer
school At the Business college
Arch Hindman and daughter are
in the city today, from Hagerstown.
Henry Wiehmeyer and Emma Frau
mann Of Richmond were yesterday
licensed TO marry.
The Rev. Albert : Lurjug aud
wife returned today to their home in
Philadelphia, Ind
G. + Luring has returned TO Co
lumbus, O, after attending the FIJI
neral Of his mother.
Mrs Martha Bennett of Greenfork
was in the city yesterday visiting her
son Charles and wife.
Charles F. Shivelev went TO Indi-
annapolis last evening to attend the
Republican state convention.
Ira Speck was fined - 90 and Char
ley Brown Sl3 20, in police court this
morning, each for iutoNication.
There VIII be mothers meeting
n Rhoda Temple, Friday, April -,
1T , D. I'd. All are invited Under
the auspices Of the Frances Willard
union.
The gift Of the court house officials
TO Il. H Holthouse, was one. of the
Fry porch swings. their new inven-
tion. which i wonder OF comfort.
and a distinct novelty in its way.
Mrs. W A. Sample and Miss Ber-
tina Hill OF Richmond were in attend
ance At a reception given by the
Misses Nettie and Margaret Shower
at their home in indianapolis yester-
day.
New Castle Press: Those who az
tended the funeral OF DR. George ".
Robbins in Richmond were Mr.. and
Mrs D. \. Williams; Mr.. aud Mrs.
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A Testimonial From Old England.

4 consider Chamberlain 5 Cough
Remedy the best in the world for
bronchitis, says Mr.. William Saw
DRY OF Warrington, England. 1T
has saved my wife 5 life, she having
been a martys to bronchitis for over
six years, being most of the time
confined to her bed She is now
quite well. 1t is a great pleasure
to the manufacture of Chamberlain $
Cough Remedy to be able to publish
testimonials of this character They
show that great good is being done,
pain and suffering revealed and valu-
able lives restored to health and hap
piness by this remedy 1t is for sale
by 4 g. Luken & Co, and Curme &
Co, druggists.
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Notice TO Bidders.

The Board Of Park Commissioners
viii receive bids for Refreshments and
boating privileges in Glen Miller
Park for the season OF 1900
on the grounds on Thursday. Nav
5, 1900, at , 0 clock p. m.
THOMAS ROBERTS,
E. G. VAUGHAN.
Elijah kESSLER.
la-2tueS Commissioners.
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A Health Reflection.

How foolish to Keep on eating meat
to the exclusion of Granola when
dietary experts agree that Granoia is
more nourishing and wholesome. 1t
certainly is more agreeable and APP
petizing and then, too, it is more
economical. Try GranOla with cream
for your breakfast, requires no cook
ing. For sale by w Z. Hastings,
grocer, 931 Main street.
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Tom Mertz's Morning PRAYER.

II want all the dead hogs, cattle,
horses and everything that dies
about the place l can use them all.
also sell all fertilizers, the best
made, besides cracked bone for chick
ems, an ideal chicken food for egg pro
ductiOn " wed Swtf
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Now is Now Here,

But tomorrow is nowhere Now is
the time to buy Fox 5 "Forex But
ter Crackers. They are the best.
You We tried the rest, now get Fox 5
Crackers and you'll stick to them.
They are the most delicious crackers
you ever put between your lips.
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Matted Nuts.

The invalid ; friend, the infant 5
henefactor, makes fat and rich. red
blood. Used bv Battle Greek Mich }
Sanitarium. For sale by ". f.
Hastings, grocer, 931 Main street.
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Have YOU heard s. w. Gill
lilan? lie reciteS at Gamers
cIub entertainment, April


If you want thrifty, luxurient
lawn get some of Tom Merit ferti-
izer now and SOW it. This is the
best time Call him by telephone,
and he viii bring 1t to your door
No. 1903. 5-eod
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There Are None "JuSt as
GOOd.S

| Stick to Fox 5 new design "Forex
Butter Crackers, no matter how
many grocers sing the songof ''Some-
thing else just as good. Be your
own authority; see, taste, compare
and determine for Yourself.
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Lawn mowers cleaned, sharpened
and repaired at Moore Il Brown 5,
1922 Main street 2l-1w
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WASHINGTON, d. c., April %
and probably Thursday
Ohio Fair tonight and Thursday.
Warmer Thursday.
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FOSSIL OF A GIANT HOG.
Interesting Relic Vow Being Mount
ed BY students In California

Interesting Relic Vow Being Mount
ed BY students In California
Tie. bones OF uncouJh animals whose
like has not been seen upon earth for
thousands af years are now being Set
M in the archaeological museum OF
the University OF California Among
them Or. j. q. Merriam has just CHS
eled out Of the surrounding rock the
skull and vertebrse of a huge ancient
clenber Of the hog family. This crea-
cure is called the elotherium, and the
Skuu NJ Berkeley Is believed TO be that
OF new species and the only specimen
50 far found This monster boar. as it
roamed the ancient marshes. was a
powerful beast L feet in length and
weighing as much as prize Durham
bull. From the structure OF its formi-
dable tusks and teeth the scientists
conclude that IL fed both on yegetabl
growths and animals weaker than it
self II must have been dangerous
game for primitive flint armed men.
The relics OF these remarkable ami
mails now being prepared by the uni
yprSity scientists were discovered last
fan in the course of an expedition to
tie. canyon of the John Day river, in
Oregon. says the San Francisco Chron-
icie. The animals must have flourish
"a in antiquity far remote. Their
bones were found imbedded in ash and
volcanic tufa 100 feet thick Over
these beds 5000 feet of lava has been
poured in many successive eruptions,
with no one knows how many thou
sands OF years between. Above the
Lava is 6.000 feet Of sediment, the only
remains of a long dried lake. and above
this lake bed are still more layers of
tufa and of lava. The river has cut
through the lava and the fossil beds.
exposing many deposits of great wealth
TO the scientist.
Or. ]. c. Merriam was In charge OF
the university expedition. which care
fully inspected the face of the cliffs
and with psckaXes and chiSel cut out
the crumbling fragments of bone. The
net results of the expedition were very
valuable. In addition TO the skulls and
vertebrGe of the elotherium. there We're
found the bones and teeth of masto-
donS. of an extinct wolf, an ancient
deerlike creature. the three toed horse
and of many other species long since
disappeared. In many cases a block OF
stone containing the remains was cut
out and brought away. leaving the
work of freeing the bones TO be done
with mallet and chisel in the labcrato-
ries at Berkeley.
The ladies OF st. Paul Guild will
give a supper at St. Paul parish
house Thursday, April 10Th, from
80 to clock p. m.
MENU.
Stewed chicken, cream gravy.
Scalloped patatoes.
Baking powder biscuits
Rolls or bread
Salad, pickles, jelly and deviled
eggs.
Coffee or tea.
% cents
Ice cream and cake, Zoe extra.
Members and friends are cordially
invited
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Don't miss Camera club
sterepiicOn entertainment
Wednesday evening. See
Program.
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A good opportunity to
hear ). w. Gillian at the
stereOpticOn entertainment
"Wednesday evening.
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For SALE-Three lots in West
Richmond, corner of Boyer and Grant
streets, 5000 each. Address J. V.
Kimble, box III, Peru, Ind. 246t
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For Sale-Front veranda, hot air
Craighead. 243t
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Peoples Exchange.

SToRAGE-Ground floor sixteenth
and Main, Verne Smith. If
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The ladies OF St. Paul Guild will
give supper at St Paul's parish
house Thursday, April Goth, from
) 80 to I o clock p. M.
The evening times., 1900-07-13
INSURANCE RATES RAISED.
New York Underwriters Decide Upor
Radical Increase

NEW YORK, July 13-Fire insurance
companies have decided to make a radical
increase in rates in this city. varying from
80 to 100 per cent
On brick dwellings the rate is advanced
from to 10 cents per $1O0 of valuation: ::
on frame buildings. from 10 to 16 cents:
on household furniture in brick dwellings.
from 10 to 20 cents; on joint store and
dwelling buildings OF brick the rate is "a
cents instead OF 16 cents, and on those of
frame 40 cents instead OF 20 cents. On
household furniture in brick stores and
dwellings the new rate is "a cents. an in
crease Of cents. and in frame stores and
dwellings 40 cents. an increase of 16 cents.
These rates are for yearly policies
Three-year policies may be made for two
and one-half times the amount OF the year
ly premium The rate committee of the
Insurance Exchange is authorized to make
higher rates for sections where the water
pressure is light, where the fire protection
is poor. or where there are rows OF frame
buildings. Many underwriters express the
opinion that the increase was made neces-
sary by heavy losses incurred within the
last year.
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AUCTION SALES.
s. II. LUNT, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.
The Undersigned, special commissioners Of sale
appointed by The Circuit Court OF Alexandria
County. Virginia, VIII ofcr for sale. At public
auction on the premises, on MONDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF JULY, 1900, AT $50 IL NJ. all that
tract of land, containing about twenty acres, of
which the late Richard Norris died seized and
pos ssed, situated the main road leai3ng
from Georgetown to Falls Church. near Wund,r's
Co. Roads, and abOut and one-hah mi cs
from Washington, in Washington. District OF
AlcNanCria County. Va. and bounded on the
south by said county road. on the we-t by Sher-
rier's. the north by Cussick's and -eler's and
on the east by Dr. J. TabeT JOhnsOn's ID Mely-
er's land
This land is improved by a new six-roosn dwell
ing. tenement house. oGt-buiidings fruit OF ali
kinds etc. Is very desirable FOR small fuit,
advantage. Within one miie Of the ". A. and
F. c. Electric Railway. aud three-eighths Of
mile OF proposed electric raj. way.
Terms Of sale: One third cash balance in three
equal payments at six, twelve. and eighteen
months. with interest at the rate Of per cent per
annum until raid or all cash al the option Of the
purchaser. lite be retained until all pur-
chase money is paid. All conyeysncIng, lnclud-
ing revenue sianps at cost q purchaser
A deposit Of 500 req-iTed a. time Of sale
Terms 10 be complied with, within twenty days
OF day of sale.
For full particulars call or address
A. Y. ARMSTRONG. Alexsndria, Va
WILL " DOUGLAS.
$50 + St Washington, ID. C.
jyI3-d&ds en- Special Commissioners Of sale
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MORE MOTCRMEN FINED.
Arraigned I'm Court for Running
Cars at High Speed.


Bicycle Policemen Rout. Gier, and
o'Brien were again before Judge Scott in
the lower branch of the Police Court this
morning as the complainants against mo-
tormen who were charged with operating
their cars in excess OF the speed stipu-
lated by law. The defendants were Charles
Shaw and Edward Lambert. employed by
the Brightwood railway branch of the
Washington Traction and Electric Compa-
ny. and Edward Smith. of the Chevy
Chase branch Of the Capital Traction Com
pany.
The motOrmen. II was said. operated
their cars at a rate of s9eed between
seventeen and twenty-one miles an hour
Tne evidence to that effect were the state
ments Of the policemen based on the re-
cords of their tachometers. The motor
men questioned the accuracy CT the instru-
ments, denied that they had violated the
law. and in one instance claimed il would
have been a matter OF impOssibility to have
operated a car at the rate of speed alleged
because Of the fact that the ground said
to have been covered was an up grade.
II was simply a case Of the policemen
and their tachOmet5rs arrayed against the
mOtormen and cne witness. The motor
that OF the policemen as they had nothing
on which 20 base their opinion as TO the
rate Of speed at which they operated their
cars excepting many years of experience
at TailToading. Judge Scott said opinions
were mere guesses and rot evidence He
thought the suggestion OF Prosecuting At
torney Pugh that the mOtormen equip
their cars with tachCmeters a wise one.
The mOtormen declared they had no au-
thority 70 SO equip their cars and even had
they such authority could not afford the
expense which would attach TO such equip
ment.
Nctorman Shaw wittily suggested at this
juncture that the police try their tachom-
eters on the cars rather than try the mo-
tOrmen."
Judge Scott in disposing OF the cases
said as he had declared his intention Of be-
ing lenient during the present week he
would keep his word and impose the usual
penalty OF 81 He added that in the future
the penalties would be more severe.
The evening times., 1900-07-13
A WAR BETWEEN BROTHERS.
Shooting ARRAY at BettertOn, Md.
Tint MnN Result FAMILY.


BALTIMORE. July 13.-A shooting affair
between two brothers. In which many
shots were fired. ard both participants
wounded occurred at Betterton, Nd, yes
terday morning and created much ex,ite-
ment in the town The principals in the
shooting were William and Jesse Justus-
William Justus. with bullet wounds n
his arm and chest. arrived on the boat
from BetterIon last night and was taken
at once to the Maryland Homeopathic
Hospital on North Mount Street. He was
met at the boat by Dr.. Henry p. Chandite.
who afterward probed for the bullets The
one in his arm was extracted. but the bull
let in the right breast could not be loca-ed-
DR. Chandlee said that the latter wound
might prove dangerous. re rested com
fortably last night. DR.. Chandlee said the
wounded man was acompasied by broth
re. who. he said. left the city imTa-
diately afterward. Whether this Was the
other wounded man could not be learned
Dr. John c. Eichuer OF the Health De-
partmeut of this city who happened 10 De
AT Betterton. and was a witness TO part OF
the shooting. gave the following account
of il:
Jesse Justus is an unmarried man.
steady and industrious. He was sleeping
in the bathhouse of which he had charge n
front OF the hotel. His brother is married,
and II was reported that he was needless y
jealous of Jesse. William, who is COrsid-
cred q dangerous man, went 10 the bath
house and in some way got the door Op5n
Jesse said he broke 1t open-and began
shooting at Jesse. who was asleep o. a
cot
Although he fired a number OF shots.
OILY one seemed to take effect, and that n
the leg above the knee. After the shoot
ing he seemed to grow remorseful a-d
begged Rvs brother to 90 with him TO
doctor ard have his wounds dressed Tley
started. but after going abSut 100 yards
Jesse declared he could go no further be
cause OF the loss of blood
'' Then I might as well finish you right
here the other is said TO have exclaimed.
but before he could draw his pistol Jesse
had drawn his ard began shooting. He
emptied il before he stopped. two ot the
shots taking effect as stated
William was brought TO Baltimore.
do not know whether the other brother
came with him or not. His wound in the
leg is not considered dangerous. althoTgh
in the bathhouse by his cot was con
siderable pool of blood. ! saw il thi5
morning"
William Iustus is fifty years o,d, and his
brother is younger.
The evening times., 1900-07-13

NEW YORK. July 1S.-TAe Sock Market
opened at declines ranging from Ia TO
"a Of a point Its tendency was deiyed
chiefly from London, where the market
WAS sharply depressed, both on account OF
the unexpected British reverse in SOu-h
Africa and also by the belief prevailing
there that the massacre OF the foreign
residents OF Pekia was complete Su
other advices as came to hand re@gect NJ
the conditions prevailing in Chra we're
also disQuieting.
There were few Developments in the To-
cal situation. outside OF the further ad les
regarding the depression in the iron a-d
steel trades, with any direct bearing upon
the market.
The trading was fairly active. and the
dealings were well distributed throughout
the list.
The evening times., 1900-07-13
rRnnnsAL.s tnr cons-racting q - o.- 2 -

PROPOSALS for constructing hot air OF A hot
blast steam heating apparatus with mechanical
veutilaJing appliance combined with each system
for = fouI-ro0m school building in TakOma PARK,
District Of Columbia--Office Of the Commissioners
d. C.. Washington. July = lS00--SEALED PRO
POSAI.S viii be received at this office until II VI.
on JULY q. 1890 for constructing hot-alr or
hot blast steam heating apparatus with me
chaniczl ventilating appliances combired with
each system for four-rCOm school builC4ng in Ia
koma Park ID. c. Blank forms ot proposals, TO
gether with all necessary information. be OBJ
tained upon application therefor at the Office Of
the Inspector Of Buildings OF the District Of Co
l,lnlbia and bids upon these forms only viii be
considered. Each bidder viii submit plans and
specifications tor the system proposed. The rigiis
i reserved 10 reject any or all bids PrpPosa :
must be enclosed IN an envelope and endorsed
on the outside: Proposal FOR Constructing a Hot
air or a Hot-blast Steam Heating Apparatus, witn
Mechanicd Xentilating Appliances Combined With
Each system for FOur-r0om School Building N
Takorna Park ID. C." HENRY B. 2. MACE AR
LAND JOHN W. ROSS. LANSING II. BEACH,
Commissioners ID. {. ly9-6t-CXSu
The evening times., 1900-07-13
ROBBED BY MASKED MEN.
Western Station Agent Left Bound
I'm a Refrigerator Car

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 13.-A bold
robbery is reported from Lone Rock. on the
Prairie DuChien Division of the Milwaukee
Road. Station Agent Hartwick was sit
ting in his office, which is in the passenger
station at that isolated point when two
masked men entered. One covered the
agent with a revolver, and the other over
powered him. bound his arms and legs and
placed a gag In his mouth. While the man
with the reruiver stood over the agent his
companion ransacked the Office.
After the de3peradoes had finished their
work, they carried the agent 10 a refrigera-
tor car standing on a side track near the
depot and there left him, bound and help
less. The agent remained for an hour and
half unable TO free himself. passen-
ger train arriving search was made fer
the missing agent and he was finally dis
covered in the refrigerator car the
thieves secured $40.
The evening times., 1900-07-13
nrricr nr TIE COMMISSIONERS oF TIE DIS

TRICT or COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON.
d. c. JULY s. I9O0-Sealed proposals Wiz
be received until noon SATURDAY. ADG-
TST 4 1900 20 construct iron fence
around the grounds of the Western High
school Building Bids should be accompan-
led bv a design showing the character OF the fence
proposed 10 be constructed gates and posts, etc.
and must be for the fence complete in ali details
in position All necessary information can be OBJ
tanned at this Office The right IS reserved 10
reject any aud all BIDS parts of bids HENRY
b. F. MCFARLAND. JOHN W. ROSS, LANSING
H. BEACH. Commissioners, ID. C.
jy7-6t-exSu
The evening times., 1900-07-13

The past weeks Shirt Waist sale has broken -sOr in
selling AS the Travelled the thFo
edand hundreds and hundreds of Waists quickly
snapped up Additional lots ready for lowered
h IN the broken made by the past days furious selling
Choice is offered Of finest White India
COOred Chambays Perales Dmities and Batsteswh swell
fronts aOver Swiss embroidery fronts
trimmed waists others with five tung aover
fronts, and with tucked and hemst
others have Van Dyke points, and with nser
tiOn trimming front. Included
Justine" Eagle Elite" "RenOwn" garments
in America. every this correct
French back and NO YOKE.
They're regular 81 81 % 81 so and 81 Shirt
it's little wonder they're creating
choice
The evening times., 1900-07-13

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS D. C.. Wash
ington, y. e.. July 5. I4G0--Se4led proposals
VIII be received al this Office until L NJ. JULY
L. 800 for furnishing and setting In place two
boilers and connections for Franklin school corner
Thirteenth and Streets northwest Biark forms
of proposals and specifications, together with all
necessary information, may be obtained upon ap-
uIicztion therefor az the ofhce Of the SUPcrin-
terdeni Of Repairs OF the District Of Columbia,
y D Street northwest. and bids upon those forms
only VII be considered
The right Is reserved 10 reject any all bics-
Propossls must be enclosed n an envelope and
endorsed on the outside Proposal for Furnishing
and Setting in Place Two Steam Boilers az the
Franklin school. Corner Thirteenth and Streets
northwest HENRY B. p MACE FARIAND. JOHN
". ROSS, LANSING H. BEACH, Commissioners
u. C Jsn-GJ-eNSu
The evening times., 1900-07-13
Guns for Brnndywine Field.

WEST CHESTER. Pa. July ls.-Secre-
tary Root has presented. on behalf Of the
Government. two thirty pound can
non and a humber of shells to the commit
tee in charge of the celebration to be held
on the Brandywine battlefield on Septem-
Der IL. the anniversary of the battle.
The evening times., 1900-07-13
UNNECESSARY Loss OF TIME

Mr.. W. S. Whedon, cashier Of the First National
Bank of Winterset. Iowa. in recent letter gives
some experience with carpenter in his employ
that viii be Of value to other mechanics Re
says: Il had carpenter working for me vino
obliged 20 stop work for several davs on
account of being troubled with diarrhoea /
mentioned to him that had been similarly
troubled and that Chamberiains Coiic, Cholera,
and Darrhoea Remedy had cured me. He bought
bottle of il from the druggist here and informed
ne that one desc cured him. and he is again at
his work. For sale by Henry Evans, wholesale
and sstail, and all druggists.
The evening times., 1900-07-13

MAHANOY CITY. Pa. July 13-Josepb
Romanoski, an eleven-year-old Park Place
boy, went hunting huckleberries on the
mountain yesterday. II snake bit him on
the, finger. Realizing that delay meant
death, Romanoski whipped out knife and
Amputated the digit. He will recover.
The evening times., 1900-07-13
DECLINES IN THE MARKET
Sharp Depression in Londcn Re-
fee,ed in Wall Street.

Unexpected British Reverse in seuth
Africa md OminOus Tfdings From
Pelsin Affect 0perntions-Few De-
veiopnents in the New York Situ-
ation-Thc Trading Fairly Active.
The evening times., 1900-07-13
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS for neV boiler for and repairs 10
the harbor boat ofhce Cf the Commissioners
Of the District q Columbia. Washington. July Il
leOd.-Ssaled proposals Viii be received al this
office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. on WEDNFS-
DAY. AUGUST. The FIRST 1850. 60 furnish
new boiler for and make all Necessary re-
pairs 20 the harbor k1st Nigiiant- Specifications
and blank forms OF proposals may be obtained Al
this office. Cr the office - the h3rbormsster.
HENRY p. 2. MCFARLAND. JOHN W ROSS,
LANSING II. BEACH Commissioners OF the Dis
-Gict o. Columbia Jyl3-6t-eNSu
The evening times., 1900-07-13
DR.. Clemens,
6i3 18th St. NJ. w.
Specialist in Nervous and Private
Diseases.

TREATS BY ALL THE LATEST SCIENTIFIC
METHODS AND APPARATUS RHEUMA ism.
GOUT, BLOOD POISON, riPOTENCY, UNNATU-
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TON, GONoRRHOEAL RHEUMATISM. E,IGHT-S
DISEASE, ATHLETES AND BALL PLAYERS
INJURIES. NEURALGIAS. NEURII1S. OBESITY.
THE ONLY SPRAGUE DRY-HOT AIR APPA-
RATUS IN WASHINGTON. CHARGES NODER-
ATE ONCE hours: 8 a. to p. Sundays.
10 a. m 10 o. n ie25-d