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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-10-22
Woman Suffrage in Australia.

Adult suffrage was tried for the
first time in the commonwealth OF
Australia in the federal elections
held upon December 10, 1908.
The total number of voters regis
tered was 100000 of whom in
round numbers 100000 were wo-
men.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-10-22
Confdentislly.

Rcse-Slakespeare says that true
love never thinks IL OF It's dea9 one.
Violet (engaged)-Perhap> NC
but notice that it is very susp.cl-
Gus Of its dear ones gentlemen
T:ends.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-10-22
GroW Genial.

"TIow do you ike T.ptoa?"
lie seems cold and reserved. !"
i.e does al first, but e soon
avs. liter you have me- him .
-G times he will come up and
.s2 yoG on the back and ask YOU
~ doi.4r, last as coTd;A' d. caD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
To FIGHT
TONIGHT
Louie Long and Harry Krant
VIII Meet at Ballard

Everything II In readiness for tise
24-rOuud battle between Louie I.onE.
Of Oakland. and Harry krant. 81
Seattle. which viii b. fought ~ the
Ballard Athletic club tonight. To-
day both fighters are resting after
weeks Of hard training The apotta
who are familiar with both men are
divided Nhen Il comes % placing a
bet
Long has the science. but Krant
IL the heavier man. and Is also the
stronger Of the tWo. lie can strike
a blow hard enough 20 break a
granite boulder. and n he should
happen 70 land one. Long "a likely
70 find himself tangled up with the
spectators In the gallery.
Long has met some Of the best Of
them in his class. and always man
aged 70 make an excellent showing
He has yet % suffer a knock out
Special cars win take care o. the
big crowd Of sports who viii 20 10
Ballard tonight 90 witness the firht
Among those who know ring
dope" Long n perhaps the favorlte.
but this Is simply because Kfant d
more or less OF a dark horse.
Long Niil fight At about f2s
pounds. while Krant will tip the
scales az about 115.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
cARELESSRESS AND HUMAN LIFE

The cheapest thing the orld rs human life
appreciate that fact but the logic that stamps
the statement a. TRUTHS all about yea aud
disaster that brushes burns or
chokes the lives cut OF human beings.
The lesson Of the souu disaster by the iuyestga
Is that there some
OF the criminal Kind that
might death time
Carrlessness seems eharneerauc The
shines Is scarcely ripple the surface
"a fatnref Let tomorrow take
know his business and the cap
coward but Who eareaf Tue band playing and life
seems pleasant
much Of that sort Of ntsm MIXED In American
It may Orient but America life should be
sacred.
to be difficult 90 punish man. any set Of
disaster. l. few days the buay world win
forgotten the horror.
lesson the traEedy for humanity.
every position remotely connected With the
safety OF public himself AN DOING Ny FULL
DUTY
Perhaps sood may from terrible disaster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
Better Than Geld

u vas troubled Tor several years
with chronic Indigestion and nervous
debility. writes =. j. Green. of Lar.
caster y IT, NO remedy helped me
until I began using Electric Hlftera.
which 1id me more good than 90 ths
medicines ! ever used. They have
also kept my wife in excellent health
for years. She says Electric Htters
are just splendid Tor female tfou
bios that they are grand tonic and
inVigautor for weak, run down
women $50 other medicine can take
its place in our family Try them
only sec Satisfaction guaranteed by
@. o. GUY, Inc, Second avenue aud
Ycsler. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

Stance At her martial visitors
TheY bowed. ahd Garden accepted
sherry miEht serve 20 smooth the
aapsrifles ~ the situation. and be
Was glad ~ am relief Kent. hoH-
ever. wa on stern duty bent tie
begged 70 be excused and turned
20 bis men. saying briefly. The
sergeant and Two filea-this vas. /"
The soldiers came Etrid'nF in.
rifles In hand yet aomefhlnE I'm
pslled the oid-schoa sergeant In the
lead n uhip Of b. cap ~ siEhf 81
the gray haired woman standing a
the aldetoard Example De- can-
tagloua and his fellows followed
suit. Your pardon. Mrs Iangdbn
you aid there we're candles In the
dining room. I think said Kent
and the lady led the way. n left
Rex and Garden there alone
did you faliT" asked the latter
= should have fallen but Tor that
ihinE was the answer. As iurra-
ham Indicated the setteu.
You've dropped a letter" said
the aide. and stopped 70 get n. for
isN was leaning on the aldebnard
leaning heavily Yet their heads
we'll nigh banged together. 80 sud
den vas inEraham's sWaon Ho fair.
" gnatehrd the fallen paper from
beneath Gardens white floved fin.
gers. and once more stood erect. but
a@aFlnn uncnutrnllahiy. and facing
bis aatonished friend aa Kent came
forth hia candle held on high. while
ho halted one instant. gazing I'm
wondermont and incertltude nj the
scene before him Garden. slightly
flushed staring 0Nedly At the nal
10. slender young man IN the plain
blue blouse who. breathing hard
and fast with nervous hand was
striving 20 thrust a letter % some
Kind into an inner pocket. one
year later and Kent would have
stayed that hand on the Instant and
demanded that paper. but we were
new yet 10 the ways Of war lie
waited Therefore until too late.
but no man Of tho three forgot
Tor moment the Incident. nor did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
kANfGIE1I7E W. OF &c EUaBh.
..,,,,,,, 400, Br gen EP&Ls ctffREFfE.s MING,
lS17r fE 5s4is 81 F s4oaO

silver sheen. and Rex was alone iu
hla amaze and discontinue The
next thiuE be realized someone was
striking o. light In the hall VIM
and Dallas between them we're sup.
porting tho dropping form OF Alice
ihnEdon tn the stairway Mrs
thnKdan was eauttroualY ushefing
in a brace 81 officers. leading their
double file Of men One OF the two
was Garden. looking embarrassed
and aihtresaed the other WAS "A
lieutenant Of regulars Of all men
on earth. Fred Kent. that other
ClaHamhto and ehrutwhiia friend
he Of Runyonn staff but 10 short a
while ago he who had said. =
thought you had been sent back
30 New York And now Kent
must have been relieved from staff
duty bla general having been mus
tered cut. and. rs "a fiedsliug In the
regulars. was here spy searching
With the bsyoneta al hia back
The pallld young soldier patient
90 recently from hospital lay back
painting still. In the aloom and
darkness ht the rear Of the hall and
in the refuge 81 that Old aettea
Garden waH speaking
IL 4 painful duty. Mrs. Lang
don said the hids-dezHamp. but
Or Dallas has explained the nlfHa-
ton Capt Armstrong has sta
TONED aentrieH about the grounds
Ne Kent is ordered 20 search with
in MAY I hak if-miEht 70 not be
better tfayuu had the servants
come wlth llKhta7"
"OHf few servants have retired
Mr Garden hHt YOU shall have can
dies and every assistance. If you wiil
send the sergeant and some men 60
the dining room
Then turning she Led the waY.
coming suddenlY and most uuez-
peefedIY upon iuRruhum slowly H.a-
inF from the setiee white and weak
"Nif fnEraham she cried in
alarm How 80 you look What
can have haprsnsfT"
Nothing serious Mrs fanndnu
thank YOU HHfryinE FIR water In
the dark ! stumbled into something
and spnwled here over the fuful-
turr
"fau are white az ghost let
me prescribe f1f that A. ieaa, 4" said
The LAZY ~ fhe house. stepping %
the massive aidehoard and selecting
a deeauter and glass MAY I offer
you = Kfass - wine - fhe same
tImef she added. rraeIauaiy. With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

There - more Gafnrrh n thia &C.
ton - the ruuufrN than All other dis.
farrH PIT tnNethefa Hma Until The last
frW years was supposed go - incur
ahie FuF a NrWHf many years doctors
pronounced "a q iaeal disease and pre-
Hrflnrf inral reruHtifa. and hV fuH=
HtanfiF falling 90 cure with laral treat
mFnt pronounced it iucuraflie. Science
has proven ratarEh 90 BE- a euuafitu-
tiUuaI disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment HIalrH Ca
farrh Cure, Manufactured 81 " y
Chene. Co. Toledo. Ohio. is ths
only cfuHiliutiuuaH cure uu the mar
kef II ia taken Internally lu Haasa
from ~ drops o. q fnmaununfui Dc acts
directly on the blood and muHuas amf.
faces n fhn system TheF offer one
hundred dollars faf any casa IL fails
- cure send for circulars and teatiz
mnniHfa
Address y. J. CHENEY A CO.
Toledo. Ohin
Sold - Druggists. Sc.
TAKE HaUa Family Pulls for con
stiunfion#
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

proof or warning fell from her iiIls.
Alice how can sou be- 80 weak -
30 nerYeleaaT" Rex heard her whiE.
per % ears that heard not - hf
went cropping IN search Of Tho OLD
fashioned silver pitcher that blood
usually on the kidnbonrd uf the rcaf
OF the wide hallway. nov dark aa 3
we'll Water was the fret ihiaE he
thought 81 a. appropriate % .
awoons but, quick a. he was rflrni
man a. be vas 90 start Zoe the
sidsboard. somebody some oihef
man Uaa there before him The
two colllicd in the dark and pap
Piled
At least one Of the two eraip led
II was the sudden impulse e the
trained athlete II was InRraln ms
all impefuous self tho same seu
that spHrrcd down the Jersey Hnitrf
not two months ngone II o. 8
Erapnle that was giant In It's lnenf
but infant IN execution Never uH-
til that moment had he realized hir
utter weakness with "a supple
strength that instantly ovefmatc he'd
hlfu the intruder wrlgeled from hiH
clasp and with merely trip and a
push cent ingrahnm spinning back
ward and laudiuF doubled up and
defeated on d broad. cane Hottomed
scttee
And then a cool slim hand was on
his mouth. another was thruatinR
HpmothIuH. no weapon at all. be-
tween the buttons Of his flannel
blouse silence and rHad" were
the words almost Missed into hts
stunned and ringing cars and then
something went bounding up the
broad stairs toward patch Of
moonlight az the upper landing. "A
dark. slim shadow fitted across the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
SWATTED IT
FOR KEEPS
Carlos Smith Won Ball Game
for Seattle Yesterday
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
-. .I..E.

Carlos smith. the long. lanky.
good .naurrd right fclaer thc fell
low who tries % catch flies with his
feet once in a while. won ycaters
days game for Seattle by inmhaHts
ing the ball clear 90 the right field
fence. something that has not been
done before this season. The bis
hit came ia the sixth inning when
uiankeuship had brought Ffiak
home by tapping out a single there.
by tolng the score
Carlos came "a tho bat wlth that
never failing smile "A be had al
ready made two singles. the crowd
thought &c time had come for a
pop-up. but Carlos had something
up hia sleeve.
I'm show EN-" ho said % him.
self. rs he snat an his mltta lie
did. lie carcened against one 81
SIR nufbanan'a twiatera. and the
horse hide started for the worlds
fair. Gmnley. who was plRYus
right field for oakland. stopped is
Wild carver and damned It back 10
Schlafley az second. who Ia turn.
pasted Il 90 nyme. Carlos waa safe
az home. however. nud Seattle vas
two runs 60 the good. which lead
vas held throughout the game.
score hy inniuEa
Seattle 20 I d 20 3 -
Oakland 20 = q o o 0 o o %
Hattefiea-tlan and Wilson. Ia
ehanan and nYrne.
AT TACOMA=Tncoma. 8. los
Angeles. Z.
AT pORTLAND-puFtlaud. l.
san Francisco. o.
AT MissOULA-s salt Lake. p
Miasoula. o
TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

rush and reuffls. and then a start
ling cry. Head him Off Don 1
lst him Jump Then shouts Of dis
may. a rraah OF lattice work
apIInterinF IT glass. a scream af de-
SPAR from the lips af Alice Lang
don. Wlnn apranF % the steps and
led. as Officers and men came rush
ing from the rooms and boundins
down the stairway efying. lie b
thrown himself down through the
arborl"
Continued j
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

one vas pale and saliaw and the
other fresh aud rosy WI, nee tho
Eha who IS hiush.nK with
health uses Dr. Kiaa'a New LIE
Pulls 70 maintain g. by gently
aruuaiur the lazy organs they COM
pei good digestion and head OF
constipation Try them only sc.
az c. o. GUY, Inc, Second avenue
and Yesirr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
NOVEL FIRE EETtNcUtsHER

s7IIEer W1tef % he lHfraf Inc oF-
tiuEuisher. Yesterday afternoon one
u the awnings In front Of sartorra
liquor store caught fire. evidently
from a lighted cigar being dropped
on u from above. The porter rushed
excitedly out from the saloon and
heroically drowned the flames with
q aiphon bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
nm a0DDEsa oF ACcInENT.

TIE GODDESS OF ACCInENT.
on Sunday evening as Mr. and
Mrs. Cline and family were driving
home the Euddesa ~ accident again
interviewed and the carriage vas
tarned over into the ditch. Mrs
Cline waa the only one Who auf-
fercd much injury she being thrown
cut on q rail which she struck fulI
force on her head. She Naa car
ried unconscious 90 the home q
Thyme Bailey aad DR. Gibson was
Immediately summoned. They have
the sympathy 81 the entire vicinity
lssaquah independent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

sNNOpSlH
At the outbreak of the civil war.
the patriotic GRAFTON OF TEX lnEra
ham. graduating from Columbia col
lege & greatly appiauded lngrnham
and htH olammate. Edward burn
ham. have been educated and lib
orally provided for hy John Hayuof.
"a prosperous lawyer whose duuHhs
tor Elithu. inefnhnm loves Nafs
nor lHt ou from his southern
clients In la danger uf financial ruth
Ito has paraIytlc seizure upon
learning that money held Ion trust
o. missing from hia safe. and that
lnEaham while in charge 81 funds
due tho Premier estate. has been
assaulted and robbed A stranger
annuYa nufnham. insisting that hia
sister has claims which be must
recognise After bidding Edifha
farewell before tnliatlnk. luunham
meets the gifl and psHauadoa her
% return % her mother Edltha
witnesses the meeting aud becomes
suspicious. when Burnham refuses
90 explain Accompanied by Capt
John Winn. Rax goes 10 WaahinE-
ton and Joins the regular cavalry
AZ home supposed friends uf luRfas
ham suspect him ~ rahhIuE HaYs
nor Edouand ffenier aud hls COM
paniau. blunt annoy him In Wash.
inFtoa. Re1 e detailed - carry a
starr message for Col Hunter.
Res rides down and Injuries "a sen
Try. Who dotaiua him.
PLACED under arrest. he becomes
dangerously ili Wilma sends an ans
peal % Eduha Her aunt Mrn
Fairbanks. replies inainnatnH that
RgN Is unworthy Of further notice.
VIM ia now a major President
lincoln becomes Interested in In
Efaham. and Garden. an dde-de
camp and Columbia elias uiate 81
Rex plans with Winn e. Protect
him fum injustice
VIM and lnsfaham. ~ permfH-
sion - Dr Dallas. yislf HrunkalHs
home af hiH sister. Mrs iasnEfaa.
and her two danRhtca.
Garden and capt Armatrdng arc
detailed ~ search the piltcn FOR
spies Alice taaEion falnts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

Raymon Moore. who wrote sweet
Marie. says he has written a souE
that all Be mueh more popular.
Certainly L ought not take much II
a song 60 b. more popular than
Sweet Marie" L. nov.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

stra Cyrcne and xanthua I.saehI.
Madrona. Madison parks. hair hour
~ from 40 a N. 20 10 , m. daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

Joe Murphy the richest actor IA
The United States. gave q dime 70
New York tramp the other day
hose who know Mr Murphy viii
see Ia this a dauhIy touching incl
dent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.


AT cHlcAGo-st Louis. 7. Chi
eaE0. 6.
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TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE.


AT ST. LOUIS -Chleaso. 8: 81
Louis. /.
AT Observation-Disclosures.
s. Philadelphia. 6
AT NEW YoRk-Neu York. (.
Dostou. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
VA STAR DUST y.

trying 20 save his home. the uueas
ton arises. What shall We do with
eur Plaitse"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
sETrIN' oUTIN FRONT.

dedicated 20 the WeathermanJ
When the sun SINKS low.
like best ter take my rest
khadder'd from the glow
Thrown By glaria iectrie llghts.
Railways drest. without a vest.
settin cut Ia front o. nights.
Ssttin' IN the cool.
With ny folks crack mr. jokes
That's ny ey min rule.
Sides | see some funny sights
While I smokea-an' that's nc
hoax-
settin out In front o. nights.
Fpll o. clothes an hot
Others Ike ter up an hike
eweatin'. like as not.
Howsumevcr that's their rights.
! don like ter dress an dixie.
Settin' out in front o. nights.
Cooler hreezes stir.
Supper's eat. an It's a treat
Well Suth longln' fer.
Nov an then a 'skeeter bites.
Cones the heat. the hours sweet.
Settin' out in front o. nights.
LUKE THE LOON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

The IEnFrotes on exhibition al the
worlds fair are 10 - compelled 70
wear clothes. Thatn make those
saxaEes Wild.
A WORD PROM JOSH WISE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

Miss Minnie Allison was one OF
NestOn'a beautiful flowers who
blew this way last week 10 mingla
with former happy schoolmates at
y. o. s.-Camden Point Mo- Home
Bee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

NNlAN# FIJI AA
THE SKELETON ~ TIE CD o.
TT
fnf q moment there uaa elinfrfn-
alton Agatha bad turned lasiaaH
~ 20 tHef atriesken sister ana even
a. she aelEed the limp anf Hfeieaa
ilttle hand. muemurrd uHfdnlof r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

Men owe their
mother In laws M
N they never Pas
fer fear " beln
arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

With Uncle Tom Plat defending
. 10000 suit and John K. Plat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

SHE BLEW THEIR WAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

A German correspondent says
Gen. kur0ki. the japanese leader.
smokes cigars constantly during a
battle. As the Russians smoke
eiEarets constantly. the lesson Is
ebYiOuB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

Tngersoli. the dollar watch" man.
has been married. His wife viii
bring him 10 time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09

z E'Ult RENI 81 "a Is
THREE, MOST EXCELLENT SECOND
floor rooms, with modern bath accommo-s
dations.a In No. 1903 South Third Street;
: -, - = n. ". BOWIE & SON,
& 1t-oco NJ Eleventh Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
IS FOR HERRIcK.
Says the New York Democrat
Will Win His Fight.

a member of the Virginia State Demo
spondence wth5a prominent Democratic
leader Of New York, who.wa a member
Of the committee hitch notified Hon: d.
x Cady HorricE pf Ms! nomination. rs a
letter In which the latter gentleman says
IT looks as II Herricks 1ill win In a walk
Z over Higgins.
The gentleman in question expresses the
belief that Hcrrick viii lead Judge Parker
In the State, though he thinks both Ill
carry New York. He says What Judge
IIerrick doesn't Know about politics In
Now York Isn't worth knowing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09

ol, the 10th instant. This affair promises
to be a most interesting one. There will
he famous filters from various sections
OF tho State and special events Will bo
arranged for lady riders.
( The officers Of the association are ex-
perenced tournament men, including
Messrs, Leo, Todd, who has arranged most
OF the noted tournaments in Virginia; John
b. Bliley and Gus Berner. s
Entries are now being received at the
office If the association, No. 2ll ~ North
Sixth Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
LABOR UNIONS
ENDORSE PARKER.
Iaggart Says Action Means
Montana Will be
Democratic.
(By Associated pres..)

NEW. YORK, October Chairman
Taggart of tho Democratic National
Committee. received q dispatch from
Montana to-day, stating that the labor
organizations OF that statn had en-
dorsed the Parker and Davis electoral
ticket, which. Mr.. Taggart says. means
the electoral voto OF Montana for tho
Democratic ticket. Senator Bacon, .:
Georgia. will spend next week In I'LL.
.nois. making speeches in tho principal
points In that Stale. Senator Tlllman
will also be In Illinois.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
HAVE AN IMMENSE
WAREHOUSE HERE
Richmond Will Increase-Its Dis
tributing Facilities-Plans
Being Drawn,

,rhe most recent Developments OF the
city is tho proposed warehouse which IS
Ia bo erected III the vicinity Of Ninth and
Cary streets. winch will he used as a
distributing point for heavy goods to be
shipped all over the, South
AS yet the promoters Of the plan Will
not give out any details but It is said
that the CONCERN will do business which
Will reach Anywhere from two to three
million dollars u year. q sa
The building. which is to be erect ted,
win cover al, area Of 100x4o feet and will
be four stories In height. The structure
viii cost not less than $4,000. Architects
arc now making plans for the blllding,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
+ OPERATIONS NOT ALWAYS 5NEcEs.,
Pa SARY
Doctors Frequently Mistaken,

r5Sa5sSf OoGtoTS &FTSHuSlbly WlStdken. 5es4
II suffered untold agony with piles FOR
over three years. Two doctors told me
nothing but an operation would cure
me. tried different remedies, bit MOTH
Ing did mo any good until | used l'yra =
mid Pile Cure, bought six flfty-cent
boxes at the drug store, and now5sI can
I do my work and go out. whore before
spent most Of my time lying down. I
thank God for giving the discoverer the
knowledge to mako such cure, 81 re-
ever have piles again Will cetainy use
this5remarkable remedy, You can use this
inSany way you wish to mako known the
wonderful merit OF Pyramid Pile Cure.ni
Mrs. VIM, Milcky, 81 Marshall Street, Eli
zabeth. n. ], . e
Tie experience of this lady Is that of
thousands Of others who have been as
sured that nothing short Of an operation
would rid them OF this distressing COM.
plant. On the fncesof It, 1t appears as II
too many surgeons operate III order TINT
they may keep their hand In, and loss
no portion Of their skill; then again, too,
, many surgeons are anxious TO experiment
Z (ika tho scientific man In Mark Twain's
pathetic story OF the dog and her little
puppy, and do not have proper regard
for q patients physical Welfare or con-.
dltion,
We advise every sufferer lo5think twice
before submitting 70 an operation for
4 piles, aud suggest that those Interested
write to the Pyramid Drug Co, Marslall,,
4 Mich, FOR their little book on the ca uses
and cure Of piles. which Is sent free for
the asking,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
THDi UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
= e EASTERN DISTRICT . Il aS5 r.

THDl UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
EASTERN DISTRICT Q Ir8s5V r
GINA. 53i {as5 & 5I2.s Al s$ n! IS;
81 Whereas, on tho 9TH day OF October,
1901, ohm Lnrkin filed q libel In rem and
personam in the District Court /. Of the i
United States for The Eastern District OF
Virginia against the steam Tug E V;
>I'CAULEY'. her boats, tackle. apparel
and furniture, in cause OF for reason
and cause stated iii said libel, civil and
maritime. i IS s
b And whereas, byvirtue OF process in duo
forn, Of mo drsese 7o return Z. oe
seized md taken the said Steam Tug E.
". cCauley and have he. IN ny Gust ody ::
4E5 Notice IS hereby given, that O district
Court will be held n the United States
on the 2lst DAY OF OCTOBER, 1901, for
the trial OF said premises. and the owner
or owners, and all persons who may have
or claim any interest, are hereby cited TO
tbe and appear at tho time and place nfore-
said. to show cause II any they hav We, why
a final decree should mot pass as pray ed.
q NJ ORGAN Urea II,
n ffS2 53 i4 u. S. arshall.s4
BY w. II. Gray, Office Deputy y. 8.
Marshall x 2}5 v
Abner 9. Goodes Proctor for Libcllant