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Evening star., 1901-07-20
JeueIed Buckles.

Handsome buckles make a good appear
ar.ce with the simple materials of which
the best Of the summer frocks are fash
toned They serve as neck ornaments and
as clasps for the girdle. 1t is, therefore, a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-09
ANOTHER MILL STARTED.
The 9-inch Mill OF Clark Plant, lawrcnccviilc
Resumes. Thursday.

Pittsburg. Pa. Aug. S.-The ?inch
mill of the Clark plant, 35th street.
Lawrencevil!e. opened Thursday morn
ing, with AZ men. 1t is claimed by the
company that this makes the total
number of men in the mill 1863 and
leaves but one mill idle. 1t is said the
p. 10. L. and 29-inch mills are now
working full turns. All the men en-
ployed are non-union. BY Monday
morning the management claim the s.
inch mill will be running and the plant
will be in full operation. But few strik-
crs We're seen about the place and
everything was quiet.
Capt. Louis Brown of the mill. said
that the report concerning the men
sleeping in the mill was .unfounued.
He said they left when their work was
the turn and that the strikers were not
molcsting them. He then said that the
work turned out by them was up to
the standard and that not bar of ma
he claimed. in mill where men who
have not worked together before are
employed
Painters mill of the American Steel
will start operations Thursday or Fri
day. The furnaces have been lighted
for two days.
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RED JACKETS
Make a New Worlds Record
for Hand Tubs.
Squirts 227 Feet, 10 3-8 Inches at
firemen's Muster at Lynn.
Nine Tubs Beat Previous Record. Not Hitch
in The Program

Linn. Mass. Aug. S.-The Red Jack
ct Engine Co. of Cambridge. marched
to The depot. tonight. their tub decor
atcd with the brooms of victory III the
annual tournament of the New Eng
land F'iIcmon'a League here, today.
Their record 221 feet 1888 inches,
beats the worlds record Of III feet, ga
riches, made by them ut NalthaIn
last year. and gives them, today. ne
sides the first prize Of 500. two legs on
tho :,lver trophy Of TIE league. which
must Nc won three years sncceSsivcly
before il can be permanently hcid.
New conditions prevailed at today
muster. the ncW rule providing the use
Of iron pipe instead Of hose, being put
into effect for the first time.
tTnGcr this rule the companies played
through 100 feet Of iron pipe anch"rtu
to The ground. with 20 feet Of hose on
the engine and 10 on the nozzle. This
- conceded rn bc a great advantage
over playing through 80 feet of hose.
as was the previous custom.
The prizes. today. were 500. Sl1o.
500 and $50 respectively. winner of first
money 10 also take leg in the league
trophy. OF the as contestants ,uhs
played over the league record. The
entire affair passed of without an ac-
cidcnt or a protest.
Following is the winning order Of the
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REFORMING THE SEWING ClR-
Gle.

From time immemorial the sewing
ircle. especially if connected with
h1rch. has been regarded as not
bed Of gossip. All village scandals ~
fiction. broadly speaking, and many !"
fac; have been traced. directly or IL
directly. to the sewing circle.
4 bright. well informed woman WIZ
IL cspeciaIly interested in CLUB WORK.
said recently: My good aunt goes -"
the sewing circle connected WIN tne
church. and comes home with az '' 4
Of information. She never hears the
worst things. they seem To- pass liei
~ ar NOT Ia be told To- her: but S'lc
does cot n lot III news about people
private ana family affairs she tnen
MAST III to speak Of small cruz ~
discussion Of various current topics
III which she is member. saying
TIL nv aunt that in that little clup
d,Zen III more Of US women get toSeth-
r-- and talk for an hour as fast as GU
Tongues Gan run But there IS never
4 word about individuals OF our I.
nruintances or about ourselves. "
~ too much interested in the topics
,-n meet 10 discuss for that. W nat these
rossiping little villages and neighooi-
hoode nnrd is club work. in one form
II another: something to get tnen
minds out Of the rut of their nelshocis
affairs. Then they would fnd SOM
thing besides scandal TO talk. -i"'
I'I,,h Woman
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HAVANA TOBACCO BUYERS
Think Cuba Should Accept Annexation u Con-
ccssions Are Not Made.

Havana. Aug. ~ The Union of tn
l,.co I,uycls of Havana was recently
asked by tne Merchants Union o. give
an opinion 49, - the duties levied in
Inc United States upon cuban tobacco.
Tho reply Ma to the Eject that duties
IN cigars should ~ reduced to s.. ~ per
pound irrespective IF value. ana that
the duties IN wrappers ANA filings
should ~ reduced % and - cents re
srrctiNrly per pound.
\ long preamble asserts that cuba.
il shc docs not obtain concessions to
which Shc has perfect right. in view
III the fact that she is under the eco
monte 2s Mcl as the political prQtec-
tion Of the United States. should ask
for annexation.
This the United States would
grant" tho preamble goes on to say,
as i would b. in conformity with the
desire pC II majority of American peo-
p!c. Thus the successful opposition OF
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Iii CLASS-TRD1 1T RISE $50 GUN
FiNiSIiEIjb
TWO MATTERS PENDING
Between France and Turkey Which May En- ! ia
Serious Trouble.

Paris. Aug. "a high official az the
French foreign office today. explained
10 the correspondent ~ The Associa-
trd Press. her. the nature ~ the Dim
culty At Constantinoplc between the
French ambassador there ~ constants.
and the Turkish government.
There are t,so matters pending b.
tween France ANA Turkey. Thy affair
or the Quay cu, and number NJ
claims or FfcH, hmen against TIL" Purtr.
the amount of which Mas fixed ami
payment promised long ago. NJ. Con
STAINS ha.i been unable ID obtain salts
faction in either matter and in May
H. iutlmatcd that he wuuli b. forced
10 ask for his recall II the Turkish
government persisted i'll its r.ocrasti-
mating tactics.
The Frenyh foreign minister. NJ. Del
Casse. who returned to Paris. ycstnr
day. Gncd with President Luiibtt ANA
spent the night at Rambouiiet. re
turning Ia Paris. today. He will see
the Turkish ambassador. this after
noon or tomorrow. Ii il rossihic that
he may have Ia renew NJ. constants
intimation regarding his recall. but il
is more likely that the incident will
not reach that point. In fact. il IS
probable that tho matter will b. speed
ily settled In 4 manner satisfactory to
France tn members II the Turkish
embassy, here. maintain diplomats
silence.
Later in the day it became known
thaf me French government was seri-
nu&lv considering the question Of sus-
pending Turkish bond quotations on
the Paris Eourse as the best available"
means NJ cnerciue Turkey.
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TWO TRAINS MEET.
Ten Seriously and Many Slightly injured in
Collision on B. & O..

pittSburg .hlg. S,-Two sections OF an
Atlantic City excursion train coliided near
Confluence, Pa, 81 miles east oi PlttS-
borg. on the E. * o., about II O'Clock
this forenoon.
Ten people were seriously injured and
Il number of others slightly hurt
4 ConnCllsvillc Pa. dispatch says
there were three big sections of the eX-
press. AS the third section ncared Con
nuencr the engineer suddenly saw looming
up before him on the same track IN" rear
,nd OF the second section. 1t was then
too late to avoid the disaster. and the en-
gineer and tiremen of the third section
Jumped. The third section crashed into
the Pullman car of the rear of the second
section toicscopinE it, The people i'll the
ear were mingled with the debris and
many were seriously hurt, the total list
numbering about 10. With the exception
Of the fireman. all, il is thought, viii re-
cover.
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FOOLISH SELECTIONS
Being Made by Homesieadcrs. Who Oy,ri, ok
Fine Agricultural Land.

LawtoD. o. r.. Aug. THE homestead
crs who have filed thus far have selected
their claims near Lawton without regard
turai land 10 or Y miles from town ht.S
gone unnoticcd, while inferior land two
or three miles closer IN has been seized
upon. Indications are that this policy
will he pursued until the numbers run
high into the hundreds
The Texans have proved exceptions Ia
this rule. The auction sale OF town lois
IL proving "A FERROUS process
II was estimated. today that 2dp per-
sons have attempted TO locate OIL claims
In the Wichita mountains They have
paid no attention to the governments re :
serve which has exempted $4,000 acres and
practically the entire district liz thrown
into controversy.
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SHELBY TUBE WORKS
Said to Have Beel Secured by United States
Steel Corporation.

New York. Aug. SIT is announced
here that the United States Steel Cor
poration has obtained control of the
Shelby Tube Works, a corporation with
l. mills in various parts of the coun-
try producing tubes of all kinds but
principally of the higher grades. The
principal mills owned by it are located
at Shelby. o.: Greenville Pa: Elwood
City. Pa: Toledo o.: New Castle, Pa
Hartford. Conn: Albany, Ind; Au-
burn. Pa. Beaver Falls. Pa; Gar
wood. n. j.; Mansfield o.. and Cuya-
hoGa Falls. Ohio. The weekly product
of the combined mills is about 5000
tons of tubes.
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ON LAND AND SEA.
Steamers Collide and Trains
Meet With Deadly Effect.
Oceanic Sinks Kincora in Irish Chan
neI--Seven Lives Lost.
Ten Persons Seriously and Many Slightly In
jurcd in B. & o. Collision.

Queenstown, Aug. S.-The White star
Line steamer Oceanic Capt. Cameron.
which sailed from Liverpool WedneS-
day, for New York, via Queenstown,
arrived here. Thursday morning. and
reported having been in collision.
Wednesday night on the Irish channel
with the steamer Kincora of Water
ford Ireland. The kincora sank
Seven persons were drowned.
The collision occurred in IA fog. The
bow of the Oceanic was damaged. The
Kincora was a coasting vessel trading
between Waterford and Limerick. She
had a crew of II men. The Oceanic
brought the seven survivors to this
port.
The klncora WIS steel screw
steamer Of i53 tons. She belonged to
the Waterford Steamship Co.
Later details of the collision We're OBJ
tanned and il was then learned that
the only damage sustained by the
Oceanic consisted in few dents to
her port plates. she proceeded ut $50
F. NJ.
The collision occurred this side of
Tusker. al about 100 in the morning.
The fog was very dense. The kinCori
was struck ardship. All tho passcn-
gers of the Oceanic We're in bed at the
time and there WAS some commot!on
until the captain assured them that
there was not the least cause for
alarm.
Roadway was kept on the Oceanic IN
order 10 give the crew of the Kincora
a chance to Chamber on board the
Oceanic and the boats of the Nhltc
Star liner were lowered to rescue every
man possible.
The KinCora sank very rapidly inc
Oceanic remained in the vicinity OF the
collision until daylight. but nothing
was then visible beyond some floating
Wrccklge.
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TlE-UP OF SHIPPING
Becoming Serious Matter at San Francisco.
Over 100 Craft Waiting.

San Francisco. Aug. S-Although the
Municipal League has not abandoned
its attempt to have the labor troubles
in this city settled by a compromise,
both sides are actively preparing for
a protracted struggle.
The tie-up Of shipping is becoming
serious. There are at least 30 coasters
and % deep water vessels at anchor i'll
the bay. some of them cannot be I'M
loaded ana others cannot be loaded
under existing conditions. The Sand
Tcanstcrs Union has decided to call
out all OF it's men. including those en-
rloy"d by the street cleaning con-
tractors.
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AN GID GRUDCE
Winds U2 at Sydney. N. S. in Probably Mur
der OF Two Italians.

Halifax. y S. Aug Frank Sllnio
shot and probably fatally injured Michael
Hcrova ANA Alexander GaliCa at Sydney.
outcome OF the affair is The result nf an
old grudgc. tlcreya and Galica had lall
information against Skinio before Masis-
trat MrSclE ana the case WAS to have
come To trial. today. but Skinio could not
be found. Late this afternoon. fi"rcVa
ana Galica were walking near the coke
cVcus when Skinio acCostcd them. Galici
struck him in the face and he fell. When
Skinio rcgained his feet he plIcd his r.-
Volvcr ana fired twice Both men we're
shot in the chest, and, tonight. they are
will probably die before morning. SIX Mo
has been placed under arrest He went
from psiiladephia to Sydney a year ago.
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ADMINISTRATION CHANGES.
The Military Gives Way. Wednesday. 10 Civil
Rule at Manila.

Manila Aug ten George w. Davi-.
provost marshal nf Manila. IN thr pres
encc az Gen. Chaffcc the military com
mander, ana the whole military staff.
turned over the city administration. to-
day. to CiviI Coy, Taft and the newly
appointed officials. Judge TAFT thanked
the army for its good ANA conscientious
work in the troublesome times.
The cruiser Brooklyn with Rear idmi-
ray Remcy. has arrived here from Ans
tralia. The officers ANA mon nt the
BROOKLYN expressed themselves AS great !,
pleased with their treatment during tho
fedora ton ceremonies
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the sugar and tobacco interests Of the
United states to granting concessions
to Cuba would only result in the ruin
OF these interests, since, with annexa-
ton. Cuba would have free trade and
this would mean the overthrow Of the
sugar and tobacco Industries in the
states"
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THE GUNBOAT aACHlAS
S iiis for Hampt n Roads Where Orders Tor
Colon Ere Expected.

E:r&t"n. Aug. S.-Thc Eunn"at Ma
...liaS, Lieut.. commander Nathan Sar-
gent. L. :. n. captain. got UP steam.
this afternoon at O'Clock. weighed
anchor and steamed down the harbor
Oh ! run to Hampton Roads, where il
is expected she will get the order to
proceed to Colon, Panama. TO protect
american interests. Commander Sar-
gent said. today. that he does not eX-
poet to go on the ship this cruise. but
that Lieut. Commander McRae. who is
now on duty at Washington, will re-
levc him before the gunboat sails for
Colon. If Commander Sargent is re-
lievcd he will probably go at once 10
aid.
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The President to King Edward.

Washington, Aug. president Nc
kinley, today. sent the following
message of coincidence to King Ed
ward upon the death of his sister, the
Dowager Empress Frederick of Ger
many:
State Department.
Washington. &c. Aug. {. 1901.
His Majesty, King Edward VII, Lon
don
l tender to Your Majesty sincere
coincidence by reason of the death of
your beloved sister Her Majesty. the
Dowagcr Empress Frederick of Ger
many.
(Signed) VIM. MCKINLEY"
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AT CLEVELAND.
Company Building House Tor Ron Union Men
Traders ia Fix.

Cleveland Ohio. Aug. AT tn, ores
cent Tin Flnto Works. today. carpenters
were. engage in erecting Il Large brllilr-
which. il is said. will lc used as 4 board
in; house for uon-uninn men 80 ~ en-
pIuyed III tn, plant. Union men visited
practically every merchant IN Ncwb'irG,
today. ana asked an TO drcln" /" son sup
plies Tor the Hsc Of the rotl-un,oH men.
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ONE ARREST MADE
On Suspicion Of Being Implicated in Selby
Smelter Robbery.

San Francisco, Aug. 1T was learn
ed. today. that the police have in GUS
tody a man who was arrested on sus-
picion Of being implicated in the Selby
Smelter Works robbery, in which $3.50.
600 worth of gold bullion was stolen.
The identity Of the suspect is not
known. The police will give no infor-
nation on the matter.
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THE TAMPA STRIKERS
Not Making Much Roadway Against the Deter.
mined Citizens.

Tampa. Fla. Aug. THE Resistenci
Union has changed its position several
times. today: This morning, the strik
ers were taking an obligation to leave
Tampa in body and never return under
any circumstances. This afternoon they
were returned to them they will then be
ready to arbitrate and settle. They de-
clare that they will do nothing until this
Is done. Citizens say they will have a
long job of waiting on their hands. Tam
pa served them with notice. today. that
If they desire 10 leave town in bod,
the5 can do so without objection being
raised
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CHuDREN'S LETTER WRITING.

.ChiIdren." we are told. ARE tausm.
many things, but they leave scnooi W
,hle Ia write a decent letter. 10 .nsi
undoubtedly some children do: cer'ail GIL;
;ane children do not: it depends ss,t
leal On the child. and to quite an eA.vn ~
mon some other influences than tHa. .or
he school. Some attention to TINS MATS. Has,
eads rs to the conclusion that , IiivH.
,hilGren leave school with as much apih y,
i write i decent letter as can laiI ,.t;,;.r
xn,rtnd M them. considering their a nin.i
i ho~in with. their industry IN scno NH
and all their environments OF honle ,,,.ni
,,fr That the child who leaves s.n .,,1t
4 tiftnc, y-rars Of age should WTltc 81
I.ttcr IL might be reasonably rcuun ~
Il him after he had had - years IN
s,,ccecdinr development and traiill hi;sh.
Ann, wejI-conducted business esta9i ct
ment is not TO be looked Tor. anu nho.nis
here are critics Of the pupiiCr ,a child
yho seem to demand Just TINS ~ conn
yyho has fair intellectual abiiity any tos a
non sense to begin with. VINO a.; his
reasonable amount OF inteteH' and
indies and who has the proper ealchooj.
,,tnntion al home. comes OUT ot S",.ar
a a rule. able to write a decehs, - That
a.bcn M letter is tested by the rae ' All
he is stil child and not a Hia III and
criticism OF the schools. 10 pc Ia. IN
uenf,,I must remember that the en- .,c,,
ne school is not the end OF cuu.a Nan
IN ,oint of .act il is not much more Ny
no beginning. There is no reason Mhh
sver in setting up tests for children y" I'M
,d,,,,s OF wears Of the education o. p.d
great world are. unable 10 pass.--Nc"
ford Standard.
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THOUSANDS DROWNED.
Yam Use Out Of Bounds and Thou ands o
Chinese Perish.

Victoria. i. g.. Aug. TREAT iloouS
caused by the overlooking OF the lang
Use have caused the death of many
thousands in China. The river has ris-
On 40 feet and for hundreds Of miles
tie country is a great lake with only
tops Of trees and an occasional roof
showing. Boatmen estimate that 10000
were drowned in the district. chong
Tch was wiped away by flood and 10
900 drowned there.
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Commanders LEAVING lien Tsin.

Tien Tsin. Aug S.-Gen. Vyron. COM
mander of the French forces, left here,
today. A detachment Of British troops
was sent as guard of honor to the
station. Gen. Won Lessel. the German
commander. will leave Ticn Tsin. to-
morrow.
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An S85.OOO.OOO Mortgage.

Van Buren, Ark Aug. THE largcS;
mortgage ever recorded i'll this county
was that flied. today. for SS5,On.m II
was given by the ST Louis & san Fran
cisco Railway 90. III favor of 4 New
York trust company. The mortgage Is
payable in gold in 1861 ana bears not t.
exceed per cent War revenue stamps
i'll the sum Of $i5,Won were attached.
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While the Royal Academy boasts a
member 80 years of age. Mr.. Sidney
Cooper. France has two centenarian
artists. NJ. lie Sourd- Beauregard. a
painter. and NJ. Adolphe Thiae of Bor-
deauy. an architect. both born in 1900.
NJ. lie Sourd- Reauregard studied un-
der David and made crayon sketch Of
Narolcon's great Champ de Mai
gntS II 1915.
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Rev Minot J. Savage is the latest cc-
lChrty to raise warning voice against the
folly Of ovtrwork. lie declares thai
about half the worlds effort is wasted.
and that we should Ire better off If We
should spend in diSniticd idencss some
of the time We devote to useless labor.
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There is some tall of fn~~N'n- ~ -c
the auspices Of the Automobile Club. o
Great Britain and Ireland. union !
Union. which is to be more easily ecss
sible than the parcn. club. and especia "
to have lower membership fees. TIL
union will, include the engineers ANA . ac
teal men and will take chlr"p nf tn
I technical de~a VI -,c,>- cr $50 - ~ u.
as seek to obtain legisla ton in favor q
the automabnc ,n.cI,siS.
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Mourning at Court OF St. lanes.

nounccs that the court of ST. James Will
assume full mourning for the Dowaecr
Empress of Germany Aug. 3, continuing
for Queen Victoria will be resumed, Aug
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AZ had a running. itcr.nr .or nrtmcr.
10 Suffered tortures Doan's on'n''
rnnk away the burnln. AL 49,, ,ncns
stantiy and quickly encr n,.l.n.. t.rcc..
'ure. Z. w i.'h"''''
q.
n. Wi &wky.tf
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The MormonS are pushing n vigorous
America. iiU missionaries being at work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-09

The Mohammedan year begins In Ju,y
that Of the Persian on August II.
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AT DOVER. N. 4.
Thunder Shower Spoils the Fun. Neither Race
Being Finished.

Dover. n. H.. Aug. S.-Therc were three
good races the card at the Granite
State park. this afternoon. which were
spoiled by thunder shower after five
heats had been trotted. The 300 pcopl'
at the park had TO walk to this city. 2E
miles. after the races owing 10 the cleo
tric railway service being crippled. the
heavy wind accompanying the thunder
storm having blown down several OF lis
poles.
Special Boy was the favorite In the 2.l3
class pace. He dropped the first heat 10
William II. Moody. member OF the Law
son stable. but won the next two. MOODY
pushing him hard each time. The last
neat was paced in heavy rain
the PA trot Dan. 4. was big favor
tie. but the two heats Of the race tina
were trottcd were easily won by Consucia
s.. while Dan. D. was among the tailcni-
crs. After the shower the track was 50
heavy that the races were postponed untI
u O'Clock. tomorrow forenoon. the sum
marica:
lib LASS-PACINo;-r PURSE 500 U-N
F'lNlSIiEDD
Special Boy Oh by GoIdhcatcr.
dam daughter OF Thomas jefferson
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dafn swanhliaa ~ VIKING ,Pagr)i
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iIirhwood cider. p CRaukt ....-.- d-
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Iii CLASS TRoT PURSE $50 U'N
FINISHED
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MUNYON'S !.
DYSPEPSIA
CURE

When Prof. Munyca says his Dyspepsia Csps
will cure indigestion and all forms Of stomach
trouble he simply tells the truth. II will cure
stomach that has been abused by over-eating and
over-drinkng. IL will cure . stomach that has
been weakened by old-style drugs. II will do much
toward making old stomach act like . sound one.
At all druggists, IS cents. Fifty M other cures.
Munyon, New York and Philadelphia.
nUNYOrs INHALER CURES CArARgn.