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~. :. 4. Rsopi TIE saiasrf Ssw
To-i physician uha has ziTsa q great
sszf - stfsniioa 20 The E=h5est %
'shrfrr,esis. tu1s esesti1s rot tG-E
s3Hss Is q Trirrtihe psrsF 20 eaa9-Hs
the psrEisr nD'i1s ihsf alcohol is
FFf- s-sT Tor cgarTnptias. lie sayss
There :. 81 ifsz TIA, sis1so' is =
frs1ssy Or even rrsrihe remedy foF
e1ssBHt'i6a. TlrTs has rsvsr bsss
a greater misfste made, Alcohol has
never cured and rcvrr ~5ii cure
tuberculosis. T. Wiii either prevent o.
frfzFd recover. Il is like = tao
edged weapon: on ore side it POI.
sqas the system. and on TIE other side
u r1lifH n. stomach ard thus prevents
this srEss from properly diFrsfinE the
Necessary fo9t. Truly pathetic are
tAa results II this srruaesas Doctrine
IN The families u the pot. uhsfs. fn.
stead Of procuring Enaf r9gr5shtasat
sor the iaTaiid. iiggnr has brea bought
ia far tos large qua1'ifiss 20 that
often there vas rot enough rrasy left
for foof for 'hs Sufferer nor for the
other members - the family
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HEALTH CAMP FOR CONSUMPTIVES :
Worthy Enterprise Established IN Southern Cal
| ifornia-So Arranged That Patients May s
8 Be Seli-Supportine.
E.-1r~-er -en~--sr-.-ar~sa~arN


4 New York paper publishes sn &c
count Of Il successful effort recently
made by Tr. y. o. Nelson. IN South
eru California. 10 prUTids for the poor
- classes. Mr. Nelson has established
AZ Indio. in Southern California. what
ne calls a health camp for oonEurnp-
tiVeE, We quote the following de
scrIpti0n Of this worthy enterprise
with the hope that Il may encourlss
others 70 DO Mkewlbe: for certainly
no more beneSeent work can be under
taken by anyone:
The camp is located in 3 dessr-
VALLEY, cut OF from the ocean BY
the mountains. There Is no rEIn. No
fog. no clouds. The winter days Ere
AL warm. TIE nights comparatively
cold
The camp Was established II De
oenbsT. 1902. 70 provide in psrr for
the large number Of euuEuu ptiyes and
other iuvaIds who 20 20 soTtbs-u
California Most Of the inysildz have
iitrle means: they can not Erord ez-
psnsiTs EzritG-IUuk. and are rot want
Cd by ho;e,r and boarding houses
To meet the requireaaeUts q. such
patients Mr NslEJa bought one huu-
dFEI and fwenfy-sss acres q land i'd
Joining the Irdlo dept This trzr:
be has improved by sinking srtezlzr
wells. ard By puttlnE mOst q The lE.L
untsT eultlyzti0r. 70 order 70 give eol-
yalesrsHfE B9nethI=g 20 90.
Te1tE. win OIL rccsssnry squiF-
rsri FOR sleeping AID taxing meals.
are free 20 those Who have tsElF oEa
ouftf. 4 snail rental for tents %
made 20 those Who car not pay. and
whore necessary. board is given theu.
Al sErEnssE resd rot D. more iAEa
from I:-o 20 tsS9 3 week
Work f. provided FOR ihose vho t-r
able % Go y. % hat thslT care does
EDf bFegzas bUress o. the eamp-
The camp g. situated In fhs -aIsr;
u' a szrty valley one kurfret =ilTF
lo.F Erd fkfss 20 Ten uIiss vide
TIE fHounfEiEs On each side Fiss By
degrees 70 f0aF 'hfgtnHH zEd hEe
thousand feet hIEs- u some u3ares IH
The faofsiIls GcFg are f;Fiaza EE1
NsFststIEa-
Ia she valleys frnsf q fhs isHs
aAA HtNa 'ah'a aF "a ~" Ea-aH sa
fearr. TIE cFUIF % frgei1Hs ard rEss-
tEb!rg are early aaf briEs high price
Tf1ss fiQ1 20 $500 ar acre "a "a
orEiaary yIeia. Aifalsz hay is est 'aH
'itHes a yrzr. giving twelve 20 nfitsz
f1sH ~ acre
~T-hsa thr szfrrrrs rsf vel ero=Es
20 EsTE hey tgy 1F lease = f-u
arfts They cHa ether buy me 'ars
o. re issfsinsuf p'sn cT lease e a.
flfra~
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Eoaa f,r srzln n.r.,.r,-

Mental work requires much less
food than does physical labor Re
cent careful experiments Whlch have
been made. STOW thar men engaged
n active mental labor Gnd EbstaIul-r
from muscular eIerrIoa. require prlc-
rrally 10 more food than men AZ rest
This Is = fact Of VeGy great import
aaCe for students. ministers. and 9th
~ professional rnea whose occupation
does not require any considerable
amount o. effort since the taxing q
food n excess of that which iE re
gu.re1 results IN the hIllaE Of the
blood With I.5l=1nE. and n eoass-
g-ercs cruWLl-E q the tissues with
uEsus wastes and poisonous matters
which Interfere with al The bodily
functions. and especially with the
functions q the brain and nerves
Neutal IeiIvity IL eleEEed. Eieep nay
bs prevented ard all the eree's o,
Egry Is e1hEUEtIua p-ospesd BY I
comparatively sIl=ht sEpeEGiiEre Of
eEeFEy. giving rise 10 iEnEuor. sor-e-
uEez depression. Hnd a. other urneK
!sT4tAbI!ty. confusion. and irdeeisloa
q miad. even usOfoFcEsss and IelEE-
ch1ly.
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M.stsr PufInss,Isn.

4 physician connected Wl'h ths
raiis4 states AsFJrgi'Brai tepsrasaI
has called zf;rpfs4a - the fact that
60 cEiggms'y s4aI ggaHtity ot sui
pEzfe gi COPPER WiI afeysai tho
ErguIh "a: aIzza is lakes. poHds sad
a;gsg-- reservoir. and wiIi destroy
Uphold zas el1Irra germs. The qrSs-
t.gz - .lGs arises uHrihrs Ihls tEeih'
ID cla bs csaslErfrI tA9FBgEhiy ~.
ErSalr TEs probability !s that ihs
snail sfsdsst q copper thus sts'
rioysG uoai8 De- EsHtFaiisst ~ con-
biainE uitk vegetable substances 80
tia; ihs usfsr all be left practically
pgfp. aEyrFtheIo ik1 sddiiIpa o'
chemical substances to water czaro;
Be considered the zost desirable
a.stA6i C.! pgrihgsi.aa. Boiling sHa
EitcFiss thFgrEh . Pastsgr aitss AFs
really the burt methods Filters sFs
cheap. and boiling is az easy and sta.
pie process. The aI8fsshIpaei eAss.
cgsi aud gravel hitsfs sasag; b &c.
lied upon
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pr.sl,so.l,ls- :, rus,vyrs,I..

The abnormal frfr % s1,rrrafasiz
which hsunfa 80 mary fsirfz IL bred
Of iEngfsaes. The aut1I results Of
the white terror have Impressed
themselves up1n al. hut sz zith ths
sbariEins. ~hsn he arst encountered
the EunsbeariuF explorer. the reason
shy is hidden. Tho native heard the
run speak and saw his hru'tur fan.
The sudden death terrified him. Hr
aid not stop io Inquire the cause. Hs
ned In sbJeci fear.
To-day the favszps ~ tuberculosis
are stupnnaous. Are jon f1guiriur
into the Why. or arc yor trembling
lest it seize your Are ynl trying 10
dodge an tnscfuiahis Zoe. ~ arc You
studying IN give tr'rrlfaar' batter
The tenement fus'isr SAYS. 4 can no.
escape the plaEuo. viii await ay
turn TIE son ur hr1'tcr uF a con
su-b'ira says. 1T Iz IN 'tu family.
{ must suffer the sane Death The
~szterrd victim ~ ir'-mrr-arra or
ur~far' uf vital iavs cave aNfr rur-
s'itutirn Es urertrfaf am no match
for this relentless foe"
Ur K-urf aets ami a-zwa-s the
fofluvirc pertinent uurrT, WHO arc
tho individuals who mur' rn rarfiru-.
larry careful 50 ne No. IN hr ATTACHED
BY tho almost ever present 'ulsernle
bacillus.
There arc four c'sszrs Ff-z'. fhusr
Who have a hrrrtNarr urrffs .5nsfsIn-
'p consumption. zrru-f'r. 'fusn Who
have weakened their sf='rn ard thus
pre1ispnerd 'hrmrrIvrs 'u crnzumr-
Hon br Tho in'rmp"ra'r u=n Of alro-
holic beverage. by q i-ssIra'ei ilfe.
by evrDss7s u all kinds ofr. thirdly.
those whose constitution has been
weakened through disease: fourthIy.
ihns" whose occupations. trades or
professions. such as printing. hat maxi
ing tailoring. weaving. and ali oecu.
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Ira. TI-s FEELING.

The caaGItioa q iCfhaTsy pfo1uett
% excessive eatinr or AzbituAl drunk
sHIcsE s1gs' be LIEiJzEaishej FROM "a
tlsue dee 20 wogE, PsFtOaE In ts.E
egEdi;I1H cftDa Geelise 20 FIsrc5fe bs-
cause they feel 20 tiFrl,' This state
- lEuitudc and Cs.Fyal.ga cannot be
overcome By Fcsf- Carefully gfaduat'
- sE-FclssH aad FvsH.aEgH O. the d!.
sfa5y are The proper Fs@r&lca There
are macy chTrrLz juyhll5s whose suf'
frf!Hss aaE disability are whoiiy due
Eg tkH cause. uul gho may b. read
..y restored 20 usgiuIHsss by = spar.
ztG staple dietary ssnl.asd With ost'
-pas exercise. GRADUALLY gaeEsEEea Ia
s.sgF zH1 lErzl!uz aE the strength In.
E'gysa-
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4 =. ! ]. |. j.
Trees. fruit aHi nFazra-a.
s 'zl snail fFaIss. Fdsss
k, shrubs vines. bulbs zHs
<Iis80B heaEe rthHts We ssua ~
fazti postpaid ard ssass.f~~
.s,tsse~tiss. Larger seat ~
~ "a uNrrsss or ffsiEri Csss.
wREGk iusus free SEED Tot it -fss
frsn years Two saGlIira
- trees ts,.s.sti.ssI Nars~s-
f~s. p~sssr. t.is.
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SOME SIMPLE DISHES.

Breakfast Tsss.-Cut rather thin
slices Of bread into tsa or three
riecss. Put these into the oven and
let them bake vsfy slowly for t~o Of
three hours. or uatii of a golden color
and crisp throughout This Is an eT-
rslIsnt substitute for breafs'aad much
more wholesome. it is delicious served
with eocosnut or dairy cream OF but
tnrs
coeoarut Cream Cot fresh cbcca.
nut into thin slices and rrind the nut
very fne in a ehurEsT ui Ea-ne slrous
hand mill. ~ nothing a. this sort "a
avaIIabir. the r9c1anut may be grated.
To each cup uf the prepared nut add
one cup n lot water, siifr.EE and
Esaiiur Win \ spoon to extract as
n-urr 1f She Juice a. possible. Drain
81 -te HIrid and add 4 similar ldan.
Ity ~ hr, water and, after beading
atsin' very ttUryuzhiT strain through
a cIrti ur vHrT fine sipvp. pressing
aGt 'su trH ',ru.I.f-ps sIble Tbis may
b. usrd az once as substitute for
milk. to 10 eaten with rice ur other
grains. Dr So prepare puIdinrs or
sauces. n is excellent served with
zranosc HaErs o. eaten With zwIe-
beck. n placed on the Icc for a few
hour. the cream viii rise 10 the top
and may br taken OF. mai ing a pure
cDcuanut butter.
Strawberry Egg.nog Peat the yoIk
and white rf one egg separately. aud
10 each add one tCaspUonful Of sugar.
To the yoIF add uns teaspouniul of
leriUn Juice and two tablespoonfuls
uf strawberry Juice stir In the white.
leaving enough 10 serve as a meringue
Tor the top.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-31

pEu2ns where the worker is much ez-
posed TO the inhalation O. various
kinds Of dust. have rendered them
particularly liable 20 consumption.
Let every one take cournse and 1--we
above tuberculosis. II you are already
EuferinE from Il strive 70 rise above
H. Avoid alcoholic beverages. cundi-
Iae1tf. pastries. Tea and coffee. Live
cut Of doors. provide fresh air for
your bed room, study the lRwE Of your
body Had return 70 The natural way
OF living
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When Answering Advertisements
Kindly Mention This Paper.
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The following letter Is only one Of
-Aay thousands which are on nle in
the PlnkhA-n otsee. and 80 10 prove
beyond question thH. Lydia I. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound must be u
remedy ot great merit, otherwise IL
could not produce snch marvellous re-
suits En5ay SEX and ailtng women.
D-z- M FlnEhzia:-
% AbJsf nine tlaaf.s ago -as q r--.at s,1f-
ssrs-- w4ts womb fr1ztsl~ whirh claus=sd me
ssE.-s JIaia e-trezD- ns-vp4stls=s and frs-
g1--t hsataGb-s- troru whlrh th- Doctor
fzlis-d % rsli~V- rs- rr5-d lydia 2 Pink
hans N----Abl- COMPOUND. and within n
s.1-f time f-lt t.stts-F, and as. tEEin. Eve
tss:tt-s Q. i wEs sllt4F-ly caFt1. ] thsf-:1Es
h-zriily r-rn-a.n-nd yug- Ca-ufogffl4 a. /.
s5l-aii4 E-Sria- taslir- u fllas.- th= trs1aiLly
fs--11sls regular and without rain and IA:
e A-s.zH.- it j. % .lad So a --.n.-iy asr.r 70
-lAay aSsfnrs fail 20 h-ip yu1. am rl-zs-l
20 TssN1sgzru%u4 y u All slT--ln. aT1.ls-fi -
Mr. sara IS llspa, 81 Ezsi - Sisss, .iac4a-
Ez;-. OEla.
II you have suppressed or paln.ul
sn~nstrustion w-akn-ss os the stnffl-
ach. indigestion, b!oatins. !euesrrhd-a,
ncSaing. nerT0ss proSiratIoa. d!EEI-
resN. faintn-ss, d1a't-carr aud
want to-te-Iefi, aione" feeling. .r-
e5tah-Ify hAskaehr or the blues, thess
are sa-r indi-atlons o, female weak
Ness. soEas arrangement OF the uterus
o. ovarian iroHbie. IN such cases there
4s one tired Ead true rvEnrdy-Lyd!A
l. Flakhsza's Vegetable Compound.
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". y. U-DENvEIl-NO. I8.-Is0a
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wsrniny kysfns, Ttss, csrss,s.

Sa'grp abhofs = yasHaas There is
10 uHocrspist space in the b9iT. sst
10 reader auy part q It smaller thsa
nature designed. is 20 cause fbC or
Eans sccupyIaE that part 70 diminish
ia size. oT q. crowd together. one upon
another. In either case. natures proc
ssscs are sadly IsteFTup;ed.-C. L
Hastings, 81 u.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-31
Denver Directory

You take ne
fEanss wE en-
buying a Ear-
ness from U.s.
sgFry set war
faHtsd 10 BE-
a. fspfsssnr-
- Thi. dou-
tir team har-
ness complete
WIN gDIlaTs
hHg BTs=ch-
lnsr Concord
htJls : inch
lTaess. Z @ r
TIE % sold
B. .lHaF fra cat
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ITS MERIT is PROVED
RECORD OF 4 GREAT kElIeIHE
A Prominent Cincinnati wornsi Tells
Bow Lydia Z. Pinlshsu's Vsebrsn!e
Compound Completely Cured E,-.

The great good Lydia E Pinklara's
Vegetable Compound j. doing among
the women OF America is Htr-ac.iny
the attention Of many Of our leading
scientists, and thinking people gsnes-
Ally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-13
BADGES TO BE ISSUED.
Soldiers Who Served in Recent Wars to
Be Decorated.

General orders issued by the War De-
partment announce that by authority OF
the President a badge with ribbon will be
issued to each officers and enlisted man in
the service to whom a certificate Of merit
has been or may hereafter be issued, and
that campaign badges with ribbons will be
issued as articles of the uniform to officers
and enlisted men in the service to COM
memorate services which have been or shall
hereafter be rendered in campaign.
It was also announced that campaign
badges will be issued as follows:
Spanish campaign badge-To officers and
men who served in Cuba. Porto Rico or the
Philippines during the Spanish war
Philippine campaign badge-To officers
and enlisted men who served in the Phil
ippines between February 4. 1899. and July
4, 1902. or in the Department of Mindanao
between February T. 1899. and July 10. 1903
China campaign badge-To officers and
enlisted men who served with the Pekin re-
lief expedition between June. 1900, to May
q, 1901.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-13
ON THE LEGISLATIVE BILL.
Most Of the Committee Amendments
Acted on by the Senate.

The legislative. executive and judicial ap-
preparation bill was read at length In the
Senate yesterday afternoon and most OF
the committee amendments were acted
upon. There was considerable discussion
OF the civil service question.
Mr. German criticised the amendment ap-
propriating $4,000 to permit the Depart
ment Of Commerce to send agents abroad
to investigate trade conditions, saying that
the department had more than it could do
in this country.
Mr. Allison and Mr.. Cullom justified the
provision, as in the interest of the extern
sion of our commerce
The provision was amended so as to
limit the pay of agents to SO a day and
actual travelling expenses.
Even the modification did not Salty Mr.
German and he renewed his appeal to
that further investigation might be made
IF it is true as rumored' he said, that
We are to be called together In extraordi-
nary session. it will not be long before We
shall be here again to deal with this ques-
ton"
The amendment as modified was ac-
copied
On motion of Mr.. Foraker the provision
requiring the labelling of carriages occupied
by government officials other than cabinet
officers was stricken out
Mr.. Berry made point Of order against
the amendment increasing the salaries OF
members of the civil service commission
ferred by the chair to the Senate and a
roll call being ordered the absence of a
quorum was disclosed. The Senate then
at 4:45 pm. adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-13
Duffy's Pure Malt
WhiSkeV.

Fer over half century Duify's Pure Malt Wills
key has been prescribed and recommended by doc
tors and used in hospitals the most valuable
aid in the treatment OF patients suffering from
weak and diseased stonachs. 1t Purihes and en-
riches the blood quickens the circulation builds up
nerve. mnscle and brain tissue. and gives fresh
vitality and power to every organ and function OF
the body. 1t Is the only positive cure and pre-
ventive Of pneumonia, consumption grip, malaria,
and all bowel stomach. throat and lung troubles.
1t Is absolutely free from fusel oil. and is the
only whiskey recognized by the Government as q
medicine.
CAUTION.-Refuse substitutes and cheap and
dangerous limitations. There Is only DUFFY 8
Pure Malt Whisky. Sold By all reliable druggists
and grocers. sent direct $1.00 per bottle. See
that the "0ld Chemist" trade is the label.
Medical booklet and doctors advice free On appt-
Cation. Duffy Malt Nhiskey Co.. Rochester. n. T..
For sale in any quantity by \. FL. SHEA, 6S2
Pennsylvania NV. ja13&fe17-95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-13

Ladies: We are pleased to an
nounce that we are giving large
Sample jar Of Nine. Yale's Cele-
brated Skin Food value, ST. with
every purchase made in Nine. Yale's
Remedies amounting to 70 cents or
more. This offer holds good until
next Saturday night. We are ex-
teedingly anxious to have our
patrons and friends take advantage
OF this rare opportunity of supplying
themselves with this rarest of Toilet
Luxuries. Nine. Yale's Skin Food
softens the countenance and elimi-
mates from the skin wrinkles and all
harsh lines. Yale Skin Food is a
youth preserver and rejuvenating
factor that nothing else can supply
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Mime. Yale'S first assistant is with
It's this week. Consult her free of
charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-13

Mrs. Samuel L. Powers Rev and Mrs
William Prall. Miss Prentice. Rev. and
Mrs. Forrest J. Prettypan. Mr.. James H.
Price. Mr.; and Mrs. w: Price. Miss
Civil Engineer and Mri III. G. PrindIe Mr.
and Mrs. Mark II Prfychett, Mr.. Redfieid
Proctor. Mrs. JOt Y. L. Pruyn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert c. P1&yn, Mr.. and Mrs. Arsene
P. PuJo, Mr.. He ert Putnam.
on Mr. and Mrs I0seph ouarles. Misses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-13
DISFIGURING ULCER
People lesksl d Dec h lna1onont,
Pr1asslesl heurable. Flee ~
Clear q Ever.
THANKS GOD FOR cuTlcuRA

Mrs. P. Hackett, Of 900 Van Buren,
st., Brooklyn, n. r. says: "I wish
10 give thanks for the marve1ous cure
Of my mother by Cuticura. She had
. severe nicer. which physicians had
pronounced iucurable. Il vas . ter.
sible disagreement, and people
would stand in amusement and look
after her. After there WAS NO hone
from doctors she began using Cub.
cura Soap. Ointment, and Piils. and
now. thank God, she Il completely
cured, and her face i O. smooth and
clear as ever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-13

The Secretary of War and Mrs. Taft. Mr..
]. Frederick C. Talbot. Mr.. and Mrs. James
=. Taliaferro. Miss Anna Y. Taliaferro
Tate. Mr.. and Mrs, r. B. latham Miss
Earlina Taunts Mr. James A. Tawney. Mr..
George w. Taylor, Mr. Edward Taylor. Mr..
and Mrs. Horace A. Taylor. Mrs. Mary Y.
Techentien. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ Teller.
MIR. l. William ThavIs. Miss Thayer. Mr.
and Mrs. John r. Tbayer. the Misses Thay-
err Mr.. Rufus H. Thayer. Mr. Samuel r.
Thayer, Mr.. and Mrs. Corcoran Thorn. Miss
A. p. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Charles r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-13
international Prison CONGRESS-.

The Secretary of State las sent to the
Senate copy Of letter from Samuel ].
Barrows. commissioner for the United
States on the international prison commits
sion, asking the passage of a resolution by
Congress authorizing the President to ex-
tend an invitation to hold the eighth inter-
national prison congress in the United
States. All Of the congresses have been
held abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lincoln O'Brier
Mgr. OConnell. Mrs. Marian LongfelIow
ODonoghue, Mr.. and Mrs ]. K. Oil, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver, the Misses
Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. Marlin E. Olmsted
Brig Gen. and Mrs. Robert NJ. O'Reilly.
p Otis, Mr. and Mrs Arthur L. Otis. Mr.
Sydney Otis. Mr.. Arthur H. Otis, Mr.
Norton P. Otis. jr; Mr.. TheobaId Often,
Miss Grace v: Often. Mr.. Henry H. often,
Miss Otterback. Mr.. and Mrs. R. v. Oula-
han. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee S. Overman, Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Samuel Ovenshine, the
Misses Ovenshine, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Over
street.
Miss Pack, Mr. and Mrs Lemuel P. Pad
gett. Miss Elizabeth Padgett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert N. Page. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas N.
Page, Mr.. and Mrs Waller Page, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer E. Paine. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
w. Palmer Miss Ellen Constance Palmer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wayne Parker Miss
Alice Gordon Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Parmelee, Mr.. and Mrs. q. Howell Parr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. Parsons. Miss
and Mrs Robert Halsey Patchin. Misses
Patten. Miss Patterson, Mrs. Albert NJ.
Patterson. Miss Patterson. Mr.. F. G. Pat
terson. Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Patterson.
Mrs. A G. Patterson. Mr.. Gilbert B. Pat
terson, Miss Jane Cuyier Patterson. Mrs.
John d. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs M. r,
Patterson, Mr. ana MIS-. Raymond Patter-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patterson Mr.,
Thomas M. Patterson, Miss H. RE Patton,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Patton, Miss A. D.
Paulding Mrs. Payne, Mr.. and Mrs. Serene
+, Payne, Mr.. William T. Peachy, Miss
Virginia Tatnall Peacock. Mr.. and Mrs,
George A. Pearre, Mr. and Mrs. Justice
Peckham. Mrs. David J. PETERS, Mr., and
Mrs. Herbert H. d. Peirce. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry e. Pellew, Miss Pellew, Mr. T. ].
Pence. Mr.. Boies Penrose, Mr. Irwin 8.
Pepper. Mr.. George C. Perkins, Miss Pansy
@. Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs Henry c. Per-
kins. Misses Perkins. Mr.. James B. Per-
kins. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Alexander ].
Perry. Miss Ethel C. Peters, Mr. and Mrs
Edmund w. Pettus. Miss Phelps, Mr. John
Van Ness Philip. Mr.. and Mrs p. L. PHIL
lips. Miss Florence A Pierce. Mr. and Mrs
Rice A. Pierce. Mr.. John n. Pincsney, Miss
Sue Pinckney, Miss Amy R. -Piser, Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Pitzer, Mr.. and Mrs
A. H. Plant. Mr.. and Mrs. Orvilie H Platt,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas c. Piatt. Mira o. NJ
Poe. Miss Poe, Rev. DIR. Poehl. Mrs. w. c.
Poehler. Mrs A. 8. POlehmus. Miss M g.
Polk. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Poor, Miss
Poor, Mr.. and Mira II. Kirke Porter, Mr.
w. A. Post. Miss Gertie Post Mr.. and
Mrs. e. T. Pcstlethwaite. Mr. Edward w.
Pou. Rev. and Mrs. Frederick d. Power
Mr.. and Mrs. Lleweliyn Powers Mr.. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-13
Increased Postal Receipts.

The gross postal receipts for the fifty
largest post Offices In the country for De-
cember, 1904. as compared with December,
1903, were $549,924, a net increase of about
Q per cent. The highest Increase was %
per cent at Peoria. ILL.,, and the only de-
creases were 4 per cent at Portland. Me.
and thirteen hundredths of per cent at St.
Joseph, Mo. The receipts at New York
were 81 ,51l O0O increase almost @ per cent,
and Chicago. $lOs3.275 an increase of al
most IA per cent.
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A DRAWBACK ALLOWED.
Secretary Shaw's Order as to Grindin,
Wholly Imported Wheat.

Secretary Shaw has issued a regulation
allowing drawback on -four and the by
products resulting from the grinding of
wholly imported wheat.
The duty on imported wheat Is % cents a
bushel. There is pending before the de-
partment the question of drawback on
ncur produced from mixed imported and
domestic wheat
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Endured AgonieS
from Stomach
Trouble.
Steamship Officer Clay
Afflicted With Chronic
Constipation and
Dyspepsia.
Tried Medicine i'm Vain, but
Secured No Relief Until He
Was Induced to Take
Duffy's Pure Malt
WHiSkey.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. Z, 1904.
For a long time suffered intensely from what
appeared to be a chronic case Of stomach trouble.
which accompanied by all the pangs of indi,
gestion. constipation and dyspepsia tried Differ
ent medicines in vain, and nothing did me any good
until 1 advised to take Duny's Pure Malt
Whiskey. The first bottle relieved my distress and
Tn short time I was cured. 1 consider your Pure
Malt Whiskey the best medicine in the world for
all diseases Of the stomach and digestive organs.
OTIS J. CLAY 400 Jones Street