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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-13
An Ideal TRIO

Many Eastern tourists are taking
advantage Of the opportunity of ,ig,
iting the Oregon. The speedy Iitt.
AthlOu leaves COiman dock AZ IN
a. M. gives two hours az the navv
yard. and lands you again IN sam
at .. m.
1920 Second avenue, Times biork
Saturday. March t5.
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Seattle, Edmunds
and Everett
The Palatiai Steamer

The Palatiai Steamer
CITY OF EVERETT.
Three Round Trips Daily.
Leaves Seattle a. m. ~ m. and
6 p. ~
Leaves Everett s.is a. m. $50 and
: rs , IN.
Phone. Red 81. Colman Dock.
+ r. SCOTT. Mgr.
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frvsfHi N my $50 Ia.
poo fnlr Frafs aarsg - " - "a,
h't frH lrfs st 80 ~ Z ~ !.
onr rI1rTfIt era eft qfs'
a'e aFsnt in nsiiafd A'aa's E I,
W. -. IAN. conner ~ &c..
ave-. er j. w. WHEELED
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ssso-s room cottage IN Columbia. ons LOT /:
close % car llns.
usco-5 room house Ia good condition. On
! Aurora street. one hair cash
tii"o-I Toa,n, house on Kiiboarns 1vsase.
one lot seli iocafsd.
tiso-7 room house and water front lo,a
"a car line AZ Green Lake: the house. has
Hniid stone foundation ana the lots are Ia
hieh STATE Of cultivation.
tlos,- New room house. uieasrn: Queen
! Anne hiii' corner ioi. soEeo terms.
$50 Modern cottage and two oholos corner
I lots on Sidewalk. elegant view.
,Jso- Ns~ room eottAs. and lots. good
view ~ Green Lake and surrounding
country.
siiuo-New 9 room house and corner lot. COX
i21, In FTsfaont-
sUso-Nsw room house ana two lots west
~ WinsieW station. terms
,appo-Two large room houses in North
Seattle.
$1,000 room house and two lots. ioo5
loo large fruit trees, one block from car
lire.
s2eoo-s room house and - lots. all clear
ed ana good soil. close 10 car line.
VACANT PROPERTY.
500 sarh-Iots soxiIo. in Baker addition
easy terms
| 500 each Lots IN Fremont. Denny a
80 10 ss rII I'asa un,o s, '''"' "a = .
|
seoo-Choiee corner. i2oEi2o. close in. In
So h., ~ wanna aS.ngs
sas ..ch-lo,s near winslow station.
terms
~ ,.,, sa,h o1,w "a los M, a. sseye nc.
wien to se" . 'o'a TO each purchaser
xi2s each-ssveyAI choice lots al Fern hul.
'-'-'''''e corner ''' IN N1'''''
$50 .ncb-lots soxlto on Crav,f ford street
""''4'N
'''o F1'''-'''' o" '''''" street
xe0,o-one block Of is lots in Gilman Par.
@'''''"
80 ''''--' ''A IN i'"'''''0's ADDITION
Sioo ench--Iats in Lake Union Second add
=, ''"
/ sito .nch-rots saxtl4. Lake linton ada.
FNoo ..o, -r.o,. 4, Motor lin. aast,t,,
E4Nn- Garner foox 100 en- seconA Afoter Line
[ addition. terms
kiso-Choloe lot on car line. near winslow
Z station
$3.50 Corner On car line sTLxlna. GOOD
place for store
$40 each-Puner'E Third addition
~ each -pitncr's second addition.
u
$50 each-Pituer's addition.
500 cach-fltners Fourth addition
500 cach-Green Lake Home addition on
sidewalk, close Go car ana lake choice
view,
N@n rhch-lwo choice acre tracts al Green
I Lake
-
A<uR-o acres To Fremont CLOSE IN
49,, ,,-,-.,- .,.,,
IS'W' 'N'h N'Nfa lots IN i"''@'He hl'i "u-
I dluon'
I.,.., 49, ~. .,,,.,-
Ni"' 'a'h '"F fiN' ""n''''n'
-, - ,..t 90. -. ,,t..,z Z, a
80 sN." A~'7 4" WV" ''"' N"''e ~ ~
"NN''i""'
a, g., eco .,-A -r.,ts north Of pausr5.
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING


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WE have cash customers ief nslnss d
iii psrts ID the city, The enr ~ y
scil your property Is g ss, axp nv
a. We spend TWO THotsASss Il e.
LARS a month for that pa - We q
lows as a logical conclusion .aea * -
sell Il. List your property View u
our photographer VIII tHM ..hslf to-
H. which Nili he published N j., IN ~
In an the leading newspapeIIss, l ~ II NSsi
GEIAMAN AMERICAN
COMPANY.
Etn rhfrN Avenue
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MANTEp To RENT.-Iii.Ols..s'.'..'

WANTED TO RENl. sls
WE will rent your house, eosass1@bis o,
or rooms, IL desirable. ~ 10 !
ants within seven oafs sssurae y
care ana management q Yen .st i
and nay YOU ELK months Invests
vance German American
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GERMAN -kMERtrAw f~yEsTMrNr
COMPANY
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utr Goprs AND GENERAL. Fruuf-s-
one tiarF la seattle several o1stslds
HiHrsT makers al
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80 N'It fF F1of fannlfg 49,
'i"ht.a. $50 earring ffun ~. = ~
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FOR SALE-VACANT LOTS.
Lots, MAIDS n8300l Lots. goth avs 400
Lots, goth av. 500I Lots, james st 700
Lots, sth av.50OO8 Lots, 9TH ay.. 1850
Lots, Grin Tx zoo. Lots, River PIX 5000
Lots. So Park 100 Lots. Beacon n. 400
Money at 8 per cent interest.
SEATTLE EXCHANGE. 1917 Sd av.
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A " PHILLIPS. 81 nsassy blocs
DRtSsMAkEHs
MISS q HEcttIMAN. dfesauIs kinE psfl1rH.
foafus . ard ta powus hlavk
DHEss1AKfNG pariots 1874 Third ave
pnEsHNAKtSo schaqt iilT aih ave Il
dies niaks their garments, girls httrd Tor
positions in one month
MADAME a 8. SMITH % Hlnsklcy
MRS HASHnNa Spring millinery at lowe;
rfiaHe frarn.f Fsastffh #ua fsffa
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CANNrHT LOCATIONS.
several very rsiusbis lard ~
FrT4tfs. etc. rrfrrisfe
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oCUlIsTs AND AonIsTs

DH fOEBA RAbEAU-Eys. ear. nee
ana throat ssi borts building
| On 4 NICHOLSON. = chagta bia.
Bt. KfIfnp bailey building
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13

II When any incorporated city or town
shall desire to annex any CONTIGUOUS ter
r1rory which has not been petit.oned for
the City Council Of such city or town.
Dy two-thirds vote of all the members
OF the City or Town Council may author
9lze the Mayor OF sucn c ty or town To pe-
rltion the Circuit, Court Q: tn. county
in which the territory desired 20 be an
nexed. is situated. PRAYING such annex
IN TO be made. The petition shall
contain a copy ul the ordinance and an
accurate map Of the territory to be an
uexed. The petition to be filed with
(, clerk OF the court ten DAYS before
ne tlrsr day OF the term at which it Is
,posed to be heard After the petit
non mas been filed publication must be-
ade IN the nearest newspaper for two
successive weeks. giving general de-
scr'pr1on Of all the boundaries and az
what term OF the court the hearing viii
BE- had: and. In addition to the above
publication. notices containing all the
facts must be posted at least fifteen days
before the time of hearing In three or
more public places IN the territory pro-
posed to Be annexed and like mum
Der IN the city or tenn.sto which it IS
red to annex such territory.
The legal voters or any Of them resi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
'S(JPiERINTtNDENTS
N CONFERENCE
discussion Of h,Keeds Of North
e:aro.isa Schools.
INTEREST AND PROGRESS
To-Day the Superintendent VIII Nee
Or. Wallace Butrick. Of the General
Educational Board. Which Elk
% cts to Assist the Schools.
fsrec,nl 1,,.pn,cn % m, 5,ma,.,


RALEIGH. y. c.. November 1.-THE
State Conference OF county Superintcn-
dents of Public Schools organized to-day
with State Superintendent of Public In
struction J. I. Joyner chairman. and w
G. Gaisher. OF Perqumans. secretary.
State Superintendent Joyner dcltrcred a
mastery address in opening the confer
cnce. He stated The objects OF the
conference to be the discussion OF con-
sclidation of districts, Improvement OF
school houses. local taxation and scper-
vis.on. and especially to confer viii Dr..
Wallace Buttrick. secretary OF the Cen
crai Education Board of New York. who
contcmp!ates a,ppropriating considerable
money through the State Board to public
schools of the State soon.
In discussing evidences of increasing
educational interest and progress in North
Carolina. Mr.. Joyner mentioned the steady
increase of taxes and appropriations Tor
public schools. the fund having quad
rupted since 1875: the inc ease in 'ocal
taxation reports for the past year show
ing that thirty districts having ioca tax
alton. growth in sentiment demanding
consolidation. 31s having been Consolidated
within the year: Increase in number OF
school houses and Improvements of their
character. there being 1872 since July 1st;
increase In private subscription for public
school houses. sl7.4a7 being donated dur
ing the year; reduction Of il.iteracy from
Is to 10 Ter cent:
The afternoon session was - sAh ~
the discussion Of consolidation and means
ri securing it. location and plans for
school houses. benefits OF better houe.s
and equipments: necessity Of county
school maps and benefits OF local taxa
ton.
Nearly ali Of to-morrow's session will
-
So Their Information to guide HIM in any
apportionment OF funds to public schools
of the State.
Eighty out Of ninety-six county sunorin-
.Andents are here. and probably fifteen
more will arrive tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13

. d Z l. Fl q
dent upon the territory proposed to be
xed or any owner OF land therein.
or any voter OF ali, such city or town
mas appear at the hearing and show
csus. why the annexation shall not be
made, and IL upon the hearing the
CO ri or the Jury shall find that the ter
i.ury cught To be annexed to such city
OF town without injustice to the inhabf-
tants or Persons interested the court
shall SO tru.t II the cou.t or jury lind
against the petitioners the petit oil snail
be dismissed a The coat OF the petition
ers provided that either party shall OF
right have tht tight 10 appeal TO the
COuft Of Appeals. Any party to the curi-
trorrfsy shah have the rtght TO trial
by jury, o. any and all questions arts
ing n The proceeding In such case the
jury shall be summoned from some coun-
ty or city not interested in the issue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
PAINTERS AND DECORATORS
Largely Attended Meeting Held Last
Nj ht 4. Smiths Hall

Largely Attended Meeting Held Last
N ght a. Smiths Hall.
Local Union No 900. Brotherhood of
Painters. Decorators and Paperhangerz.
..cld largely attended meeting at Smiths
Hall. on North Fifth Street. last night
4 number Of new members were initiated
and propositions from others received.
The matter that occupied most Of the
time of the meeting was report which
appeared in the papers of yesterday to
;he effect that the Rathskeller, of West
Emo Park, had been taken off the unfair
list The members were very indignant
ever the report. and committee COM
posed of j. G. Baker. financial secretary.
ana N C. Napier. vice-presdent. were ap-
ncinted to deny he same The members
saw that not only Is the Rathskeller upon
the unfair list, but the firms of II. Il.
Eartzel, and Hulcher and Parkinson have
a.so been placed there, as they have not
dealt fairly with them In the employment
OF labor.
The union committee said that they had
arpointed regular committees to look after
the matter of unfair firms, and that every
one of the ten thousand unionlsts of this
city had pledged themselves through their
unions to support them against discr1ml-
mating employers.
4 request was received from r. E. Ma
pie1. of No SIS South Belvidere Street.
fol five union painters. which the organ1-
zation will endeavor to supply.
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HAWAII is REPUBLICAN,
Democrats Com oIe ely Showed Unde
al Las Election.
nv Associated Press


SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. November r.
The steamer Alameda. from Honolulu,
brings the news that the recent election
In the territory OF Hawaii resulted in a
sweeping Republican victory. Prince Kali
anianaole. popularity known as Prince
Cupid. was elected delegate to Congress
over Robert NJ. Wilcox, the incumbent
ard Democratic candidate. by a majority
OF over 1000. The Legislature will be
almost entirely Republican,. as fifteen
Republican representatives and five Sem
atcis have been elected
4 Prince Kalaniaole. the congressional
delesate-elect, is a full-blooded Hawaiian
and has in the past been identified with
the .lcs1le rule party. Tho result OF the
election. IL is thought by Republicans,
marks the end of the home rule PARTY
md q divisior OF the voters along the
l,i.s OF Republican SIN and Democracy
as on the mainland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
CAPT. BAKERS BILL
He Offers o With Reference to Elk
tena,ng Cites ard Towns.

tenulng Cites ard Owns.
Hon. w W. Baker. OF Chesterfield,
yesterday introduced in the House a
bin relating to the extension and con-
traction OF the limits OF cities and towns,
which will be of great interest to the
people of the Safe.
The main features Of the bill provide
that whenever snree fourtns OF the legal
voters. and threa-fourth Of the owners
of real eta OF te ri Org cCnt us to
any city or town des re 10 be NAKED
thersto the city or town may b. .rdi-
nance annex such territory thereto, pro-
v.ding that nc less tn the who'll on .
incorporated city or town m y b. an
ns1ed to anther city or IOWA. Any n
corporated city or town may be annexed
to ano. her incorpor TED city CT twa ny
a two-thirds vote of the city councils
OF both corpora tons. such a xati rs
shall not imp.ir or eff. any rig IS or
liabilities either in favor of o. aga INST
such cor pora.i ions. In N XII. 6 such an
nexation. the two corporal ons n ay by
ordinance fix the terms OF annexation.
which shall have the force of bind
ing contract after having been ratified
by majority Of the legal vcte S OF both
corpsra.ions at 6 neral e.ec In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
WANTED.

USE LESS COAL AND KEEP WARMER
this winter by having the Southern As
bestos Company cover your furnuce
pipes with ASBESTOS Bell phone lisS-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
DEMOCRATS REFUSE SEATS
| Take Them on Technicalities
Remarkable Eecaoe.
Especial Di-,atch to The Times.

tsSl''CaAJ iiSs'dtCu 10 Inc 1lulcS.}
GREENSBORO n. c., Nov 1c-Is
seems from what Mr.. J. G. Hackett. who
was here to-day from Wilkesboro on his
way TO Raleigh, says that another cleo
tfon will take place In Wilkes for Nom
Der Of the House. He was the Democratic
cand date for the LEGISLATURE In the last
election. and although he ran 500 votes
ahead OF his ticket he was defeated. His
opponent was a Federal orficeholder and
could not be legally elected representa- tive.
and a certificate OF election was offered
to Mr.. Hackett but he declined 1t An
other election. he says, will have to be
cal d.
This makes two Democrats who have.
refused seats In the Legislature on tech
4 STOCK train passed through here as the
carrying race horses to Aiken. S.. G.
There was something of a ludicrous ac-
ciden at tho depot to-day man jumped
from moving train. fellA down himself.
Sutton. and created general excitement.
Mr.. Sutton sustained bad cut In the
face by reason of the fall. ard after he.
had the wound sewed uo he searched for
che m n who ca sc the b e two llolrs
III response to railroad orders Brake
man Franklin. OF Carey. came here to-
the wreck Sunday night at MorrisviiTe.
His neck and hands are badly scratch
ed. and he SAYS he is badly stove up"
IN his back. When the collision occurred
he was pitched by the crashing timbers Of
cars over into the field, dozen yards
away He caught on. his feet. and with
such violence that his shoes were burst.
The pieces Of the car caused the scratches
on his face.
MT. j. I1lwood Cox. OF High Point. who
epent the day here. said that his new
hotel. The Elwood. would he opened UP on
January LIST. He is expecting this week
Mr.. L. H. Mcalp!ne Of Boston. who has
leased tho hotel.
Mr.. j. w No.thcraft OF Pennsylvania
has bought the Hoffman place of 2N2
acres. six miles south of the city, and
has gone North after his family.
Mr.. NJ, III. Garner. who has lately
bought the vacant lot on Smith Street.
east OF Mr. II. T. Hams lot, and will
erect a nice residence on 1t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13

WANTED. BY "A REFINED AND CAPA-
BILE young woman. a position as compan-
ion to an elderly lady or invalid; excel
lent references. Address L.. care This
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
COMING TO-DAY
Believed the Governor Will End the
Miuhf Of A. onx.

Night Of AGONY.
II is believed that Governor Montague
viii announce the new Corporation Com
mission to the General Assembly IN few
days, probably to-day.
If IFS Excellency has settled upon bis
appointees it is thought he desires TO make
them known as soon as possible for sew
eral reasons. One is it will relieve him
as well as a host Of applicants of further
strain in the matter. and another which
is suggested by a member of the sLeslS-
lature is that that body desires to seek.
the aid Of the commission IN the framing
of laws under which tits to operate.
SO it would cause no surprise II at any
time now the valued and interesting paper
should be presented to the General As.
sembly That ex-senator or Fairfax viii III be
doubt. AS to the other two.8 there is all
sorts OF speculation and while no 10, one one
family knows definitely. it would cause.
no surprise should they be taken from
the following four. whose names have
been suggested: Messrs. Meredith, Hun
ter. keezell and Stuart.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
MEETINGS.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Office of the Secretary.
October 9th lGr,

NOTICE rs HEREBT GIVEN THAT A
.recial meeting OF the Stockholders OF
the ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY has been called by
the Board Of Directors, and will ue held
at the office of said Company, in the
city Of r: .hmon6. Va. on MONDAY.
the 18th day of NoveH Der. A. d. 1906.
at 10:sO lock In the forenoon. for the
purpose IF voting upon a proposition
to increase the present capital stock
Of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
q Company to the amount of fifteen mil
I lion dollars, to consist of one hundred
and fifty thousand shares OF the COM
mon stock each of the par value Of one
hundred dollars. the same to be In adj
dition to the capital stock already is
sued and outstanding. and for the pur-
pose. also of voting upon proposition
to increase the bonded Indebtedness OF
the company by the issue of thirty-fve
million OF dollars In collateral trust
purchase money fifty year four per cent.
gold bonds: such additional stock and
bonds to be applied and used, as far
as may be necessary. TO and towards the
payment OF the purchase price Of thresA
hundred and six thousand shares OF the
capital stock OF the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company. which
under the terms OF the purchase there
OF, Is to be pledged as collateral secur-
ity for the payment of said bonds
BY oydsr OF the Board Of Directors
A1kE2sT. POST. escyeeary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
department has saved the town from
disastrous flies. How the fire originated

department has saved the town from
disastrous flies How the fire originated
Is unknown.
Only two weeks ago Mr. Wolfe's barn
WAC destroyed by fire. The amount OF
damages is in the neighborhood OF $500
William and Mary College football
team has disbaaded for the season on
account OF their captain, Mr.. Q. l. Shew-
make. being crippled in game here =. a
few weeks ago. Mr.. Shewmake Is get
ting along as well rs could be expecf"o.
and It Is hoped by the students in gen. ;.
eral that he Will soon be out he .iiao
o small bones In his knee broken.
Mr.. Robert A. Bright has sold one nun ~
lred acres of land off 5 large farm sit
dated west of Williamsburg, for the sum
OF 81 500 to John Rasmussen, OF Iowa
consin. for the sum of $50
samuel Harris has sold his his f arm.
Psulson. of Iowa. for the sum OF s. oo.
THIS farm is also in the suburbs OF this
city.
sIcE IS Improving rapidly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
WHEN5IN WANT

OF pure medicine go or. send to Owens &
Minor Drug Company opposite postotttce.
where you will find everything usually
kept in first-class retail prescription
drug store. A full line Clutches. Trusses,
Braces, Rubber Goods. A fresh stock
Lowney.s candy received weekly. Re-
member the place for medicine is
OWENS & NIONOR% DRUG CO.,
RichVond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
Cut by Unkncwn Person.

George Green (co,oredl was severely cut
across the head and face by an unknown
nan a the corner of Leigh and Adams
He was taken to the City Hospital In the
ambulance. where his wounds were dress
ed. While In a rather serious condition,
1t is not thought that his wounds will
prove fatal. It is said the cutting was
done with a keen-edsed razor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
Small v q. ict for Plaintiff.

(Speclal Dispatch to The Times.)
81 STANTON, VA. Nov. I'm the Cor
pora ton Court to-day the case Of Meyers
Admir-. vs. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company for $4,000 damages for killing
Movers last May was brought to close.
the jury bringing In verdict Of $50 for
the plaintiff.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
WITH HIS OWN PISTOL
Chief of Police Of Thonasvi,le. N.
is Dangerously Wounded.

LEXINGTON. n. c.. November l2.-Last
night about S o'clock In Thomasville.
n. c., Chief of Police John suggs was
shot In the breast by his own revolver,
which fell from his pocket on the station
platform The bullet from the revolver.
a Ss-ca!ibre Colt. made large hole
where it entered his breast His recov-
cry is doubtful. It is reported this
morning that he Is dying.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
f7und Guilty Of Assault
ts,sctal Dispatch to The Times.

7 Z Va Nov 12.-Cap-
tain c. D. Harm was found guilty of as
.4S y. lewis Fenel!eton by jury
of the Circuit Court. who brought in a
verdict Of guilty and ascertained his fine
to be so and costs. This case has been
in court since June. 1901 There have been
set aside by the Judge Considerable In
tsrest has been manifested in these trials
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
Removes TO Gil ueester

fSpecial pi<patch to The Times)
MISSIONER. VA. Nov. 12.-Dr. John
VI. Cringan. who has been the physi-
clan in this ne ghborhood for some time.
left TO-DAY for broaa Ter field OF plac-
tice in Gloucester county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-13
STEP Ed AGAINST A STOVE

Il
a child of Mrs. George T. Benson. when
getting his usual Saturday night bath.
stepped back against hot stove which
burned him severely. The child was IL
great agony. and his mother could do no
thing to pacify him. Remem berins that
she had a bottle of Chamberlain.s Pain
Balm in the house, she thought she would
try it In less than half an hour after
applying it. the child was quiet and
asleep, and in less than two weeks was
well. Mrs. Benson Is a we'll known res
ident Of ke!lar. Va. Pain Balm is an
antiseptic liniment. and especially valu-
able for burns, cuts. bruises and sprains.
For sale by all druggists.
The Maxim & Gay Co. Of New York,
owners. capital s5o.ooo. whose successful
daily forecast of winners on the horse
races has formed {, turf sensation OF
1901 and 1902 invite The speculative pub
lie to an investigation of their plans for
making money during the coming race
meeting at New Orleans. commencing
November 9th. The Maxim & Gay Co.
has been before the public two years
It numbers among its stockholders and
noted forsemen. including men far famed
in Wall Street and in Industrial fields
as we'll as on the turf A systematic
play of the horses at New Orleans this
fall and winter is planned on the same
basis as made there with such stupen-
dous success last year under the Com
pany's auspices 4 rigid inquiry into
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