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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-24
Here Are the Completely Furnished Rooms: for dining oom and $500 for bed 9500 complete.
Dining Room No. 2, Com
 plete, $75.

25 Yards Mating, good quality, fancy Japanese mating car pet design.
 1 Good quality Smyr- na Ruff. 3x6 fit.
 2 Pair Lace Curtains, 31a yards long, good quality and nice pat tern.
 2 Window Shades Opaque, mounted on good spring rollers, 3x7 fit.
 2 white Cottage Rods with white metal ends and Brass Brackets. 5O-piece nicely decorat- ed China Dinner Set.
 1 Golden Quarter Sawed Oak Polished Sideboard, 4 fit. wide. Large French plate mirror.
 1 Golden Quarter Sawed Oak Gift. Ex- tension Table, heavy fiuted legs. All nicely polished.
 1 Golden Quarter Sawed Oak large China Closet with French plate mirror and orna- ment.
 6 Golden Quarter sawed Oak box cane seat Dining Chairs.
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Iron Beds in the Sale.

$25.00 Iron Bed, nile green, bent head and footboard, 1h-inch posts, bicycle enamel finish, chills orna- mented with genuine gold leaf, brass drop ornaments, especially handsome bed. Sale price, 20.00
 $30.00 heliotrope, gold and white Bed, bent posts, colonial design, ornamented with heavy brass scroll work, an extra value. Spe- cial Sale price, 23.50
 $17.50 Mahogany cream and gold Iron Bed, elaborately made with extra large and elaborate chills and claw feet. Sale price, 1850
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Wardrobes and Folding Beds.

$10.50 Solid Oak Wardrobe, single door, with drawer at the base, and shelf at the top, nicely finished and large and roomy. Sale price, 800
 $2100 Golden Oak Wardrobe, double doors, plate glass mirror half way down, long drawer at the bottom, nicely carved and well finished. Special Sale price, 1900
 $1S.75 Golden Oak Wardrobe,
 double doors, heavy roll at the top, nicely carved, two drawers at the base. Special Sale price, 16.oo
 s34.00 Golden Oak Single Ward robe, quarter sawed and polished plate glass door, heavy rope turned columns down the sides, elaborately carved, swell front drawer, claw feet. Special Sale price, 27.50
 $30.00 Golden Oak Double Ward robe, plate glass doors, heavy roll at the top, nicely carved and we'll finished, two drawers at the base. Special Sale price, 25.50
 $46.50 Mahogany Double Ward drobe, elaborately carved, plate glass doors, very large and roomy, and handsomely finished, two drawers in the base. Special Sale price, 38.50
 $5000 Double Golden Oak Ward robe, quarter sawed and polished, 45 inches wide, feet high, with 20x60 French plate miro, massive columns down the sides, very handsome wardrobe, finished in- side and out. Special Sale price, 42.50
 $77.50 Wardrobe, genuine ma hogany, lined with bird's-eye ma pie, cedar shelf, patent revolving hooks, large drawer in base, 22x50
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Bedroom No. 2, Complete,
 $35.

25 Yards fancy Car pet, pattern Japanese mating, good quality.
 1 Mating Rug, fancy figures, 6 fit. long and 3 it. wide. .. :. ..
 2 Window Shades Opaque, 3x7 it., mount ed on good spring roll CTS.
 2 Pair white Swiss Curtains, ruffled, 31a yards long.
 2 White Cottage Rods with white metal ends and Brass Brackets.
 1 Toilet Set consisting of 1 Bowl, 1 Pitcher, 1 Brush Vase, 1 Soap Dish, Mouth Ever, 1 Mug. 1 Chamber.
 1 Golden Oak Dresser with French beveled ylate mirror 24x20. 3 large drawers. extra large size throughout.
 ? Golden Oak Bed Room Chairs.
 l Golden Oak Wash stand to match above dresser.
 1 Woven Wire Spring. 1 Extra good Mattress. i Golden Oak Center Table, 24x24 top.
 l Large full size enam- eled Iron Bed.
 1 Large leather cobler seat Golden Oak Rocker with arms.
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Brass Beds in the Sale.

Brass Bed 54 inches high, four feet six inches wide, inch and half posts; neat design. Regular price, $37.50. Special price, 25.o0
 $10000 square tubing cast Brass Bed, heavily ornamented with brass husks, upright posts. Spe- cial Sale price, 75.0o bed feet 6 inches wide; neat de- sign; very strong. Special Sale price, 65.o0
 $135.00 Brass Twin Beds, each bed feet inches wide, colonial design, ornamented with cast brass ornaments. Special Sale price, 10000
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Bedroom No. 1, Complete
 S85.

25 Yards Fancy Carpet Japanese Mating. good quality.
 2 pr. Dolly Warden Swiss Curtains, fancy col ored figures with plain Swiss ruffel. 3 yards long.
 ? White Cottage Rods with white meal ends and Brass Brackets, Q ? Mating Rugs. fancy figures. 6 fit. long, 3 1t. wide.
 ? Window Shades Opa- que. 3x7 feet. mounted on spring rollers.
 1 Birdseye Maple Dress CT, French design. Fancy pattern shaped. French plate mirror enclosed in hand carved fram e. Large serpentine front base, two large and two small drawers.
 l Bidseye Maple Chif- foner with large plate mirror and five drawers. To match above dresser.
 Birdseye maple cane seat Bed Room Chair.
 1 Birdseye maple Cane Seat Rocker.
 1 Enameled Iron Bed. fun size.
 1 Birdseye Maple Toilet Dresser, same stayle as Dresser.
 1 Woven Wire Spring. iron frame.
 1 Full Size Cotton Mat treSs.
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It's Not Too Cool to Do Your Summer SewinS-Wash Fab
 rics Attractively Priced.

Here are some very beautiful materials in Wash Goods-pure white All Linen Suitings, 90 inches wide worth LOO, at 7Sc There are others just as beauti- full and relatively as cheap, and the woman who procrastinates making of her summer dress just because it is cool now, misses not only the special bargains, but the opportunity to get selection while the choice is large.
 COTTON vOILE in solid color including all the leading shades of the season, at yard. 25c
 KNICKERBOCKER SUITINGS,
 ever popular for ladies' shirt
 waists and travelling suits. Reg
 ular price 25c. Special price, a yard. 19c
 LINEN SUITINGS, including
 solid colors or embroidered Polka
 Dots or Stripes. Regular price soc
 and 59c. Special price, 39c
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Living Room No. 1, COm=
 pIete, S95,

1 9x12 Administer Rug, best quality, Ori- ential design and col ors.
 g Pair Lace Curtains, Creams, 31s yards long,
 2 Window Shades. Opaque. 3x7 fit. Mount ed on good spring roll. CTS.
 1 Davenport Mahog- any, upholstered in green Velour.
 1 Mahogany finished Library Table. Large s,ze, well finished.
 2 Large Mahogany finished Arm Rockers, wood seats.
 1 Mahogany finished combination book case and writing desk, well finished and neatly carved.
 1 Mahogany finished Morris Chair, full size. Hair stuffed. Velour covered cushions.
 2 oak cottage rods, with oak ends and bracket.
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French plate mirror, serpentine front. claw feet. Special Sale price, 70.00
 $5S.50 Wardrobe, birds-eye maple and mahogany, bird's-eye lined, 20x42 French plate mirror, very handsomely made, and highly polished and claw feet. Special Sale price,s 5000
 $57.50 Chifforobe, golden oak quarter-sawed and polished, 14x4S French plate mirror, room hang ing space on one side, hat box and drawers on the other, handsomely made, has claw feet. Special Sale price, 4O.Oo
 $14.75 Golden Oak Mantel Fold ing Bed, nicely finished and a good bed in every respect has an ex- tra good spring. Special Sale price, 12.o0
 $25.00 Golden Oak Mantel Fold ing Bed; has National spring in it; nicely carved and highly polished Special Sale price, 21.oo
 SZ9.5O GOlden Oak Mantel tOld- ing Bed, with beautiful shaped mirror, swell front. Special Sale price, 25.O0
 $35.00 Mahogany Mantel Folding Bed, fitted with the famous Ma tional spring; has beautiful oval mirror and is a very attractive bed. Special Sale price, 5000
 $2S.50 Mahogany Mantel Folding Bed, swell front and handsomely finished. Special Sale price, 24.oo
 s47.50 Combination Golden Oak Folding Bed, 1Sx40 French plate mirror in wardrobe door, long drawer at the base. This bed has the famous National spring. Spe- cial Sale price, 40.o0
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$75.00 two-inch bent post colon- ial Brass Bed, very strong and durable, tee ball construction. Special Sale price, 5000
 $500 Brass Bed, 76 inches high, fet inches wide, two-inch posts, interior filled with elaborate scroll work, goose neck construction. Special Sale price, 5000
 $11000 two-inch posts cast Brass Bed, interior of head and footboards filled in with mahog- any inlaid panel, tee ball con struction, all filings made from cast brass. Special Sale price, 85.00
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$17.50 mahogany cream and gold scroll Iron Bed, equal to any $25 bed in the city elsewhere. Special Sale price, 12.50
 $1250 four-post colonial, blue, white and gold Iron Bed, 4 feet 6 inches wide. A unique bed at a special price during the Special Sale, $50
 $1250 celebrated L., J. & l.. But terfy Iron Bed, variety of colors, never sold unuer $1250. Special Sale price, 800
 $2.5O Iron Beds, all sizes. Spe- cial Sale price, 1.79
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Some S9 Ma dresses for 6.5O.

For this sale only 100 of our Alabama cotton mattresses This mattress is not tackled and is guaranteed to be made from good material other mattresses which being sold everywhere for $750 and S900 During this sae at the special sale price of $o50 We give the following guar and found unsatisfactory in any manner return and your money will be refunded We guarantee the above bed to be all cotton. This is especially good op- portunty for hotels and boarding houses to buy rscass mattress at SeCOnd-claSS prlCe
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Brass Beds-COntinued.

$5000 two-inch post Brass Bed, bow or swell Footboards, best value we have ever had for $50. Special Sale price, 33.50
 $3000 Brass Crib, 48 inches high, ? feet 6 inches long, by feet 6 inches wide, fitted with National spring, ball bearing casters, and
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ONE HUNDRED SUITS, MADE LAWN, solid colors, Navy, Tan and Black, piped in white and red, all full and literally made, broad shoulder effects. Regular price 500. Special price 3.45
 SENTATIVE WHITE AND COL CRED BATISTE SUITS placed on sale, beautifully made. Skirts round lengths, small H. s. tucks on both skirt and waist, made ex- ceedingly cut liberal, in plain white, and white with pin dots of black and red, must be seen to be appreciated. Regular price $50. Special price o.75
 FIFTY LINEN SUITS and forty-six White Batiste and Organ die Suits.
 OF THE LINENS there are
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Dining Room No. 1, Com
 plete, $35

1 Large Tapestry Brussels rug, .9x10-6, Bright colors and nice pattern.
 2 Window Shades, Opaque mounted, on good spring rollers.
 2 pair lace curtains, 31a yards long, good quality and nice pat tern.
 2 White Cottage rods with white metal ends and Brass Brackets.
 50 piece decorated China dinner set.
 I Golden Oak Side board, Beveled French plate mirror.
 1 6 fit. Golden Oak extension table.
 6 Golden Oak Cane Seat Dining Chairs. Extra Large Size and well braced.
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whites, blues and ecrue, plain tucked, tailored styles.
 OF THE WHITE SATISFIES there are lace and tuck trim med suits, one style very elabor- ately trimmed bertha effect of Val. lace, and Is a very lacy, pretty style. Regular price 1250. Special price SIS
 THIRTY SIX COLORED AND WHITE WASH SUITS, 1850 and 1850 qualities. Of China Silk with Val. lace insertings. Of Navy and light Blue Soisette tailored styles, trimmed in buttons and self stitched straps. Of white Lawns, broad lace trimmed and bias folds walking length skirts, liberal hand made waists. Worth 1850 to 1850. Special 11.98
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Foot Stools.

ROUND, covered with carpet, have iron gilt legs, very strong. Regular price, 75c Special 39c
 FOOT STOOLS, square, round and oblong, covered with velvet carpet, Moquette and Administer carpet Regular price, s1.O0. Spe- cial. 59c
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drop sides. Sale price, 2o.0o
 $50.00 Brass Crib, colonial de- sign, drop sides; head and foot board, also sides, filled with elab- crate scroll work. Sale price, 40.00
 $40.00 Brass Crib, drop sides, well constructed. Sale price, 5000
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PORTER TAPESTRY, three yards long, heavy fringe top and bottom-blue, red, brown, green, all good colors, were $5 pair. Now, pair, $50
 THREErFOLD SCREEN, 5 feet high, filled in silkoline, oak frame. Regular price, $1.50. Special at 98c
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Surplus Stock Furniture and Carp

 stock adopt method and regardless question of w ndeseHs'
  the n at neveve trade
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Awnings a Specially.

We make speciality of Awnings and we are prepared to make and put up awnings of any kind on short notice. Your name and address on pos tai card will bring our representative to you to make an estimate, show stripes, etc. Drop card today.
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Mating Specials.

China and Japan Mattings. Di- rect importers. We import more mattings than all the other deal CTS in the city use and save all the commissions all the middle mans and jobbers profit, and offer mat tings to you as cheap as other dealers have to pay for it.
 All regular 40c Japanese cot ton warp carpet pattern mating laid on your floor for Zoe
 Extra heavy, close woven, China mating laid on your floor for FOG
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All our regular lines of all wool ingrain Carpet, the very best goods made; always worth 75c to S5c. Your choice of the entire line made laid and lined, 59c
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FANCY TAFFETA SILK SUITS in Blues, Browns and Jasper Greys. Eton Linens in white and dark blues, strictly tailored, beau tiful hanging skirts, hobby, natty jackets, cheap at 20.00 and 25.00
 Special 1895
 PONGEE SILK SUITS with French dots of Blue and Red
 China Silk Suits in solid Black, Navies and Whites. Taffeta Silk Suits in pin dot effect colors, Brown, Black and Navy white dots, 18.49
 THE CHINA SUITS in this sale are positively precipitation proof and are strictly washable. Made in the seasons latest styles. Kilt full skirts, literally cut waists, broad shoulders, 18.49
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Ba amboo Porch Shades.

THE BEST PORCH SCREEN made, lasts longest and looks best.
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ParlOr No. |, Complete
 $75.

i 9x12 Administer Rug, best quality par Tor pattern.
 ? pair lace Curtains, nice design, suitable for parlor; 31a yards long.
 2 White Cottage Rods with white metal ends and brass brack- cts.
 2 Window Shades, opaque, 3x7 feet, mounted on good spring rollers.
 1 3-piece mahogany parlor suite inlaid in genuine Moquetry, up holstered in fine quail ity satin damask.
 2 mahogany polished Rockers, wood seats. 1 mahogany Center Table. highly polished and hand-carved.
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Carpet Specials.

Odd lengths, 10 yards to 30 yards in a piece, extra tapesty Brussels. Regular price, 95c. Odd lengths, soc
 S1.25 Velvet Carpets, 75c
 $150 extra Velvet Carpets, 75c
 $1.25 and S1.50 Administer Car pets, 16c
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All Wool Art Squares-Nev
 Lines Just Received.
Linoleums.
Vpholstery Department.

WILD'S celebrated Linoleums. Special, square yard, DUG
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All our regular lines of Wilton Velvet and Saxony Administer Car pets, always worth $125 to $1.50. Your choice of entire lines made laid and lined, per yard, loo
 Nice new choice patterns.
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Johnson's Wax for Polishing
Floor Shine.

Uphoere Your Home yedNe we of md three vantage 
 the COmpet Rooms:
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 bought this of the big reductions
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One hundred suits made of good quality Cam brc, printed in neat rings and polka dots of red and black light grounds, solid ppings, founce skirts. full broad waists. Regular price 300 OF Special price l,JJ
 Suits worth 500, $50. ESQ
 Suits of Lawns. Organdies and Percales.
 Suits in solid Naves Tans, Blacks
 Suits in light grounds and printed in rings and dots of Red, Cadet, Black and Navy full wide skirts flounced and hared, trimmed in pipings.
 Also white Organdes and Lawns 17E trimmed in faces and tucks. Price JulJ
 White Lawn Batstes and Organdies, neatly nicely tucked, some trimmed in Val lace and tucks. natural colored Linen Crash Suits, Persian Medal Ions and pipngs.
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Few Additional Specimens of Values Which Tend to Show
 Cheap Our Suits Are:

SeVnve wash both skirt and liberal
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All the Surplus Furniture and Carpet Stock the Jesse Building Which We Have Leased and Reduce the Surplus
 We Begin Monday
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-10-13
DISPUTE SUCCESSION
TO GERMAN THRONE.
RULE THAT DErN4yES LIPPE'S FL
TURE REGENT OF PLACE BARS
CROWN PRINCE.
This Is Version of Law as Expounded
by Kaiser William at Meeting OPP
posing His Ruling.

Berlin, Oct 1O.-The same rule that
would deprive Count Leopold Of the re-
gcncy Of Lippc would prevent the kai-
scr's son, the crown prince from ever
becoming Emperor of Germany. Not
only that, but the same rule would bar
from the regency of Bavaria Prince l.ud-
Wig, son Of the present regent, Prince
Luitpold. The succession to the throne
Of SaNe-Meiningen may also be involved.
The kaiser's opposition to Count Leo
poId OF Lippe is based on the fact That
his great grandmother was not Of royal
blood, belonging only to the petite no
blcsSc.
The Norwaorts today points out that
the crown prince of Germany stands on
the same footing, for the grandfather Of
the present Empress Of Germany, Duke
christian August, married Countess
Louise DanCskjold Samsoe q member OF
petite nohlcsse
The people Of Lippc, almost TO man,
are on the side Of Count Leopold. \
mass meeting at Lage, attended by more
than a thousand, adopted a resolution
declaring the attempt to contest the de-
cree Of the regency by the Emperor rs an
uhNarTantod ana deplOrable attack.
To prove that devotion and loyalty the
meeting closed with cheers for Emperor
William rs well rs Prince Leopold.
Prof. llucblcr and Prof. Borlhak in
the Bcrliner Lokal Auzciger both declare
there is not the slightest doubt that Conn.,
Leopold IS the regent Of lippe. Tho for
mor goes so far as to declare that the diet
of IIppc can pass an act to proclaim
Count Leopold the heir to the throne on
the death Of Prince Alexander
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-10-13
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-10-13
KAISER WILHELM SPEEDY BOAT,
Goes from New York to Plymouth il
Record Time, Westward.

man Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm IL ID.
which sailed from New York October t.
for plymouth, chcrhuurg ana Bremen
arrived AZ Plymouth 10 80 o'clock thi,
morning Tho time Of passage Was about
J days 81 hours and is minutes This i,
hour and - minutes better than Tia,
5c.t mcious record to Plymouth and |
hour and 40 mluutcs tel nd the time oi
the Dru,., .u. Naich .od~ the east
ward rlNmouth record
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-10-13
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS

The terrific wind brought in the huge
tide aud completely flooded the ponds
and drowned nearly all the terrarin. The
animals were driven from the ponds and
killed hy the tossing Of the ehdppy sea
Some We're driven ashore and turned on
their backs. and when the waves would
Leaf over them finally died from eN-
hanstiatl. The number Of terrapn killed
i about 1900. valued al $1,000 Oman
cock GORE ponlence Baltimore Sun.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-10-13
1ohn Browns Aid Is Dead.

Iowa city. Ia. Oct. 10 James Town
seud. who was during the days befor,
the civil war an associate Of John
Brown and m assistant IN the under
ground railway" whereby slaves wcr,
helped 20 their freedom. Is dead here
ageI n.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-10-13
! WHAT Or. Kbfchia;
| GOES NOT DO.

HC does not fright.
en- people into ooetor-
ING by holding up q
pea of q speedy death
Before THEN eyes. lie
loeS not urge the sick
20 take treatment
V hen he knows them
TO Dc incurablc Nci~
Their does h by false
pretenScS hold the
sicl! under his car
month after mont
~lile doing them no
good.
lie does not per-
suad3 help ass n
.CurablcS 10 doctor
out the last month OF
their lives, or give up
their last dime for
medicine.
lie does not take
patients under o so
called falscguarautee
pretending 10 charge
only for medicine and
taking " h atCycr
amount he can cct.
or make the object OF
his life u .Etortuon.
Cy from the sick.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-10-13
RADIo-AcTIvITY THE SECRET.
Yale Student Finds Health Giving Power
IL Hot Springs.

New Haven. Conn. Oct. 10. PROF.
Hcriram hollywood a Yale scientist. after
IN extended investigation, declared that
the health giving power ia hot springs il
their radio activity.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-10-13

Shepherds started the tre which. in
fhe last week of August caused dam
age of S.0oo.uou francs Oh the island Of
Corsica. II as.od three dat- anl de
.truyed many vineyards. ~ iard, and
,f.er valuable grounds.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-10-13
H. G. PAYNE AT REST.
Funeral of Postmaste General Calls To.
gether a Distinguished
Company.

Milwaukee, Wis, oct. 10. Special. J
From the moment Of the arrival in
milwaukee, of the body Of Henry &.
Payne, late postmaster general of tine
nitcd States. on Saturday afternoon at
40 O'Clock, until the last solemn rites
were performed at All Saints cathedral
and al Forest Home cemetery on sun
day afternoon, unusual honors were
shown 10y the citizens Of the home city Of
tnt. deceased
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-10-13
WHAT DR.. KUTChiN
GGES 20.

/ Or, ku.chin makes
the hrst object OF his
life to hca! tho az
Qictcd. the second 10
get q well-deServel
reputation as n Ecalfr
OF diseases among the
people; the third, IS
to earn c modest COM
pensation in order 10
properly care for him
self ana family.
He does all that Ii ,
agrees to, ard Oft
times more, and when
failure does occur il
can always he traced
to carelcs5nesS, i'm.
prudence, Or over
work on the part OF
tho patieI.
He deals canildiy.
literally and honor.
ably w!th al alike,
taking advantage OF
none as % condition
or circumstance.
Last, but not least,
HE CURES after oil
methods but his have
failed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-10-13
CHRONIC DISEASES,
EXAMINATIONS FREE TIC LLJ.

The Doctor treats ITO acute Giicascs, hut
makes a speciality Of chronic and lJt gstandiIg
diseases ClsUs giyon W ~ other doctors and
pronounced incurabie, he most desires to see,