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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-02
FOREIGN HOUSES
SHOW STRENGTH
Wide Revival Of Interest
i'll Americans.
STOCKS ABSORBED FREELY
Substantial Gains Are Made in Many
Stocks on the List
Today.

NEW YORK, May 2,-The principal
controlling influence conducive to
strength in the stock market today was
The favorable attitude of foreign houses
IL was not so much the actual purchases
as the influence of the large absorption
Yesterday. and the cables from the other
side representing wide revival in for
eign interests in Americans.
The largest opening advances were 1sa
II Clover Leaf preferred and l per cent
each IN Onion Pacific. Missouri Pacific
Smelters. and Clover Leaf common
Canadian Pacific and Amalgamated
Copper gained Is Consolidated Gas ran
of per cent on small trading. Gains
OF II included Reading, Pennsylvania.
Car Foundry. Northwest. and Chicago
Union Traction. Sugar rose "a United
States Steel. Il. and preferred Is. North
era Pacific ran up l per cent and Loco
motive rs, The tone was strong.
rhe market strength On Union Pa
cific and St. Paul was credited To the
influence of rumors regarding the more
harmonious state OF affairs in the Pa
cifiG Mort Invest. Atlantic Coast Line
gained s per cent and Louisville and
Nashville 1 per cent, the movement
tending to confirm the belief that closer
relations petw sen the two properties
were being gradually worked.
Consolidated Gas was exceptionally
weak, under sales by Albany houses
end brokers who are often employed
for local spec Ilative politicians. This
selling Is based wholly on the expect
ed antagonlStic legislation in the State
Legislature.
Government bonds unchanged; other
bonds We're better.
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ALEXANDRIA. Va, May 2.-What is
conceded by all who saw it to have
been by far the best rendered opera sd
far given by the ''Sharps and Flats
was that of Fra Diavolo," performed
at the Opera House here last night nv
that musical organization. assisted by
the Old Dominion Boat Club The han
was filled with one of the most intel
ligent and appreciative audiences that
could be had in Alexandria.
Miss Myra Lee CAVALIER, who acted
the part of Zerlina, besides being an
actress of ability. possesses a sweet
voice, and her presentation of zerlina.
the daughter of Matteo, brought forth
continued applause.
serves credit, as do William Clabauyh.
as Lord Allcash; Miss Edna Scott
Smith, as Lady Allcash; l.. f. Ran
dolph, IT., as Lorenzo; J. Harris Frank
lin. as MatteO; Edward s. Fawcett las
francesca. and A, G. Moss. as Roberto
The parts of Beppo and Giacomo, mem
bers OF Fra DtaYolo's band, were taken
by Harry B. Cation and George H.
Evans. These were conceded TO be two
of the best acted parts in the opera
Their witty sayings and comic actions
kept the audience in smiles during the
opera.
In the chorus were Messrs. Jones,
Barrett, Bryant, Burke. Dent, Douglass
Herbert. and St0utenburgh, as carbin-
iers: p, Hulfish. P; Knox, II. MeCuen,
P. Waller. w. Waller. B. Wheatley. j,
r. Ashton, Mrs. Bartels, Misses G. An
derson. l.. Anderson, M. Bryant, A
Chinn, J. Ewing. NJ Ewing, E. Grimes
L. Greenwich. G. Hudson, l. Kersey; l..
Steiner and a. S. Stoutenburgh as peas
ants.
The orchestra which was under the
direction Of Mrs. NJ. w. O'Br:en was
composed as follows: Sherman B. FoW-
Ter. pianist: Mrs. Frederick Russell. as
sistant pianist; E. o. Weber. Frank
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TRUSTEES SALES.

WALTER r. WILLIAMS K CO. Auctfoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN MARSHALL
SUBDIVISION
Default having been made I'm payment Of
the indebtedness, and direction given for
foreclosure by the party secured, | VIII! un-
der deed Of trust recorded in LtbeI No l. III
folio So5 ct seq, one of the land records of
the District OF Columbia, sell at public auc-
ton, In the auction rooms of Walter 3
Williams K Co. 1901 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. at 3 o. CLOCK p. NJ, TUESDAY
MAY Is, 1905, the unreleased lots and parts
OF let's covered by said deed of trust in
blocks twenty six, twenty-seven, twenty
eight, twenty nine, and thirty-one, in the
subdivision Of tract in the county OF
Washington, District Of Columbia. called
Marshall.
Terms of sale, cash. Property will be sold
entirety. 4 deposit OF 500 VIII be
required at time Of sale Existing title and
taxes TO be accepted by purchaser Con-
veyancing at his cost, H. y. MOULTON,
Trustee my26,I0I4
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THOS. J. OWEN * son, Auctionee-s, sl3 F
Street Northwest.

BY virtue Of three separate deeds of trust
duly recorded in LIbeT zoos. foios 4l6. f23, and
AZ ct seq, one of the land records for the
District of Columbia, and at the request OF
the parties secured thereby. VIII sell, at
public auction, in front OF the premises
On TUESDAY, THE sTH DAY OF NAY
1905 at 3 O'CLOCK p NJ. the following
described land and premises. situate in the
county OF Washington. d c. lots 1885, 206 200
2I2. and 213. in William H. Manogues sub
division of lots in block z. Long Meadows
said subdivision Is recorded IN the office
OF the Surveyor Of the District of Columbia
IN County Book S, page l4I. with the improve
ments thereon. Terms announced al time OF
sale. CoHVeyancing, etc, at cost of pur-
chaser slO0 deposit required upon each lot
at time OF sale. Sale 10 be closed in ten days
from day Of sale. FRANK Z. RA VIKINGS
RICHARD C. RAWLINGS, Trustees
ap27-I0t- eXSu
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MAY CUT DOWN POLES
OF TELEGRAPH LINE
Citizens of Keni1worth and Tuxedo to
Invoke Maryland Authorities in
Fight Against Poolroom.

Citizens Of Kenilworth and Tuxedo are
determined TO fight to a finish the new
poolFoom near the District line until
the objectionable place is put out of
business.
This was the decision reached at last
nights meeting of the Kenilworth Citi-
zens Association, in which numerous
residents Of Tuxedo participated.
The citizens agreed to the appointment
OF Il committee 10 visit the Prince
George county commissioners, in MARI
horo, TO ascertain who erected the line
or telegraph poles and wire from the
L. & o. f. r. TO the poolroom f n
Mohler and Mr. Harmon were elected
&c this committee and they are execut-
ing their mission today
If il is found that the poles were
erected by some one ether than the
telephone or telegraph company, who
v ould have the right. an order OF the
court viii be sought 10 have the poles
cut down. If this move results in cut
ting the enemy's line Of communications
1t is predicted the fight will be more
than half won.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-W Washington Street Railway as,
81. e0DQSs1a
columbia Railroad 6's, s500a117.
Anacostia and Potomac SIS. 81, 000G105
81. aD0sa los, s. 000Q1O5.
Washington Street Railway, preferred,
504S23z, 5Ua921z, 50@921z, 50Q921a, 50Q93, 2g
9Sis. 25@92sz, 100q93. 50Q9s. 25Q92K. 500
92h - 5eas2z, 50a9a3s. 509923s. 10OQ94 buy
er 99), 5G092az 50a9224, 50Q93la buyer
60l
Washington Street Railway common,
cog 35ss. 5V3 35la, 50Q351s, 50GI351z.
Traders. 10Q1s3,
Washington Gas, 206e27k
Mergenthaler, 5q205, 34205.
Lanston. 1EQ14ss.
Graphophone common, 50d59s
Graphophone preferred. Tt0G9. 100G9.
Greene copper-loed265s. 1e0d27 (buy
or. 6Q5.
After eall-Lanston-50a14 50a144s
Washington Street Railway preferred
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John J. Fennessy. 81. of Rochester,
\. Y, and Eugenia d. Moleneaux. %,
OF Toronto. Canada.
Walter Gaddis. y. of District of Col
umbia. and Nellie Foster, y. Alexandria,
Va.
Charlie Howen. 81. of District of Col
umbia. and Maggie Morussy, 20. Bal
timore. Md.
William Adams. %. and Susie Mason,
Romeo Essex, %, and Louisa stroits,
z3
John Wheeler. y. and Hattie Saun-
ders. 20
Charles J. Kramer, u. and Adelaide G.
Sutclifre. 70, both OF Fort Myer. Va
John Hardy. 81. and Carrie Duchett. 80.
both OF Garfield, d. e.
Charles E, Burdette, %. and Agnes
tombstone, Il.
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COTTON BEARS AGAIN
GET OUT HAMMERS
NEW YORK, May 2.-The cotton mar

NEW YORK, May 2.-The cotton mar
pet opened weak 3 to 10 points lower.
The failure of the Liverpool market
TO match our strength of yesterday was
seized by the members of the bear crowd
as q signal for some violent hanimering
of values on the call. They were OPP
posed vigorously by Price brokers.
One prominent local operator offered a
Dig block of October at 7-62. and there
Were some other large trades pending.
Reports of reduction in acreage We're
not SO great as bulls had expected, while
port receipts Were very large. being
officially estimated at $4,000.
At 1890 the quotations We're: May, 748'
July. 7.45; August. $50; September, 7.54;
October. g.. and january. II.
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NEW YORK.

After period OF sharp declines, fol-
lowed by quick turn On the other
side of the market, prices are apt to
develop considerable irregularity, al
thouSh In the present case it is not
thought that there will be any prolonged
time OF small price changes OF. specula-
tive dullness. There are too many peo-
PIE who are firm believers in the long
side of the market TO encourage the idea
tnat there will not be a resumption of
the bull campaign, but it is not likely
that the market will be pushed up af-
ter The manner OF recent weeks as the
movement CT values doubtless viii be
based on the real merit of the securi-
ties rather than on fantastic stories and
harmful manipulation. In connection
with the latter consideration Ii is in
teresting to note that the highly favor
able railroad earnings, including those
Of the Union Pacific and St Paul COM
Danles. which We're received yesterday
were effective factors in stimulating gem
uine bull sentiment
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NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF THE STOCK MARKET
WASHINGTON.

With the execution of Washing ton
| hallway preferred and National CIiloii
Fire Insurance there was but little trad
ing in the local market today, but prices
as rule, were better.
Washington Railway preferred started
at 92A and gradually advanced to Vs.
Between these figures 500 shares were
traded in. and besides a 60 days option
on so shares sold at 9312. and a 90 days
option on 100 shares at 81. The close
was 925s bid and 922. wanted.
Washington Railway common also gain
ed a good fraction, 80 selling at 35Ss and
100 at 351&. The latter was the closing
offer, with 35A bid.
Ten shares of Traders National Bank
sold 1T 1873.
There was unusual and unexplained
activity in National Union Fire Insur-
ance. One broker bought 2625 shares
of the stock, the bid on which for some
time has been 7Q7M, at prices ranging
from 7ss TO s. ana the close was 7%
bid and SA wanted,
Gas remained on its recent low level
but the only sale was twenty shares at
625.
There was no trading in Mergenthaler.
the only sales being two lots OF FIVE and
three shares, respectively. at POS. Bid
204. with POS wanted.
i-anston was heavy and lower The
Did was l4i4 with 1855 asked. On the
AFTER call the stock was offered at 14ss.
IN l,G00 share lots, and 100 sold at that
price.
Graphophone common was stationary,
and nifty shares sold at 5fs. The prefer
red sold. ex-dividend, at for 200 shares
1feene copper was several fractions
higher, one lot selling at 265s and an
option at q. The closing bid was 2ess
ana the asking price, 26A.
The stockholders of the Union Saw
lngs Bank Will be asked at the annual
meeting on Saturday next to formerly
ratify an increase of the capital stock
TO 100000. The present capital is $780,
oU0 and the intention Is to make a stock
dividend of so per cent to be taken from
the present surplus of the bank. giving
eaeh holder one share for each two
now held. An additional issue of S25. 600
will then be made to stockholders at the
rate of SlI5 per share. the premium be-
ing added TO the surplus fund The last
statement of the bank, made on March
81, showed total assets of 81, 122. 262. with
a surplus fund of $35, 600 and undivided
profits Of SS,2s6. The additional premium
from the sale of the extra S25, 900 stock
will bring the surplus back again to
about its present status This bank
mas regularly paid dividends at the rate
OF IL per cent per annunl, besides carry
ing a goodly sum to the surplus fund
II Is the intention TO pay dividends at
the rate OF 10 per cent on the new capf-
tai As soon as the capital stock is
increased application will be made for
listing OF the stock exchange.
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THROWN FROM A BUGGY.

While proceeding UP King street ex-
tended last Sunday evening the horse
attached to the buggy in which Har-
vey M Dunn and Lucy Turner were
seated took fright at pa ssing car and,
running away. tilted the vehicle and
threw the occupants INTO the road. Mr..
Dunn and Miss Turner Were picked up
by passers-by, and were seen to be not
much injured After a slight delay they
continued their drive none the worse
for their experience.
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That the market is To remain sensi-
tive TO financial and industrial develop
ments for an indefinite time to come
seems a safe inference from the fact
that the principal support of yesterday
was due To tie shorts. Not only viii
this element quickly shift its position
bat the stocks taken by bankers in such
efforts at support as were eXerted yes
terday. and last week viii very soon be
for sale.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
IRICT OF COMPREHENSIVE NORA
LYMAN Us. JOHN Il. HYMAN ct AL.
Equity. No. p. 297,-The object of this suit
is TO obtain decree for sale OF lot mum
bered ffty-ftve t55) in square numbered two
hundred nine 900. in the city of Washing
ton, District OF Columbia. Il appearing to
the satisfaction of the court that Charles
NJ Lyman is a nonresident, and the sub
poena issued has been returned by the Mar
shall, not TO be found, it is this 20 day
Of May, 1905. ordered that defendant. Charles
tered herein before the first rule dag
occurring on or before the fortieth day,
elusive OF Sundays and legal holidays after
the day of first publication of this order;
otherwise this cause be proceeded with as
in case OF default. PROVIDED, This order
be published in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Times once week
for three successive weeks prior 10 said date.
tSeaD THOS. H. ANDERSON, Justice.
True copy-Test: j. r. YOUNG, Clerk. By
F. E. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk
ny2 g. Is
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CHARTERS TO CORPORATIONS.

A charter has been granted by the
State corporation commission to the Co
lumbia Towing Company. The capital
stock Of the new company is fixed at
from 5000 to $4,000. and the officers
are: President, e. c. Cummei; secre-
tary and treasurer, Joseph n. Lee: di-
rector G.. O. Robinson. All of the Of
ficers are from Washington
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Weak Hearts, Weak Blood,
Weak Nerves
RELIEF IN 80 MINUTES.

''N
DR.. Agnew's Cure for the heart never
falls 10 cure the heart and nerves and
10 enrich the blood. 1t relieves in 20
minutes. II is beacon light to lead
you back TO health. W. II. Musseiman n,
of G. A. r.. EVeissport, Pa. says: Two
bottles of Dr. Agnew's Heart Cure en-
tirely cured me of heart palpitation and
extreme nervousness. Its value cannot
be estimated s
DR.. Agaew's Ointment relieves eczezs
ami setter in a day. soc.
sold by MODERN DRUG CO.,
A14 7th st. n. W.
and o'DoNEELL's PHARMACY.
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OFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
GROUNDS, Washington, D. c.. April 8.
1905.-Sealed proposals. in duplicate. will
be received here until 2 O'CLOCK r. Nd
MAY 3. 1865. fer lighting portions II
public grounds III this city during year
power gas lights. Information can be
obtained here. CHAS. S. BEOMWELL,
Colonel. alsj,4. g. 6my1.2
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

REPORTED by ". B. Hibbs & Co.. 1919
Street. Members New York Stock Exchange.
Chicago Board OF Trade. and Washington
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King. Henry p. Werres. Jacques Van
poncke. and George Barr, of the Ma
rine Band.
The opera will be repeated tonight.
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wANTED-HoPsEs & VEHICLES.

WANTED-To buy q horse runabout, ard
harness. cheap. Address BOX I3s. this Of
fee my2-3t
WASTED-By- reliable party horse for his
board; light driving. ]. a. T. SOS 18th st.
NV. ny2-3t
wANTED-Two horses at I724 G St NV
nyi-3t
WANTED-Horse, harness. and vehicle Ad-
dress SUE & CO.. GIL eth st. NV. rny1-7t
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d.
G., Washington. u. C,.ApTil -, 1896. Sealed
proposals VIII be received at this office
until y r.. Wednesday. May 8. 1905 for
connecting certain premises In the Dis
tFict Of Columbia with public sewer and
water mann. Forms. specIfica lions, and
necessary information may be obtained
at this office. HENRY Il. f. MAGYAR
DIE. Commissioners. D. c.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 2-The following
prices were quoted on the cotton market
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SLIGHTLY USED VEHICLES
We are oyerstoeked with vehicles We have
received in trade. Can you use one? II So
MAKE Us AN OFFER.
ap9-tf PROBEY CARRIAGE CO.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES: Treasur-
er's Office, Soldiers Home, d. -. April
u, l9a5-Sealed proposals will be received
at this Office until 10 O'CLOCK A. M IN
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1905 and then
opened. toT the following supplies for the
more or less. best white ash furnace, 703
tons, more or less best white ash stove,
$40 tons, more or less, best Cumberland
or Quemahoning soft; fresh beef. NUT
ton. veal, fresh pork. fresh pork IONS.
ypare ribs, salt meats: standard grocer
les. ice, flour, and forage. nd the iaun-
dry work Of the Home a certified check
for f5tD must accompany each bid for
fresh beef. The right is reserved TO re-
ject any and all BIDS. For schedules,
and other information, apply to Mai II.
NJ. KENDALL. u. :. A, Secretary and
Treasurer. APPS, rs, 81. mas
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TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS,
Real Estate Fttie,.,s.-......-..-... 75N so
Columbia Title 81 IA
Washington TiIie...........-......
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-31
OiT0JA|LAND
anytime / {. OF $4,000 %
Supreme Court Denies l'' Applic:sa--
f ton Of Machen, Lorenz and
Croft for sWritfof Certiorari.
- s. f5ois = " y W. L \. q b. Ef sf
(By3 Associated press.) Il

5s$ II 81 (Byl !. Associated press) IA
ss8iyvAsinNdTON,a Jan. 90. The Supreme
Court Of tho United States today denied
the application Of A1achen,% Lorcnz and
Croft fort wrltsof ccntorari in the case
against them charging conspiracy to de- t'
fraud tho government In connection with
the Postonicc Department. irregularities.
The effect Is to uphold tho decision
sof5itlc Court of Appeals Of tic District
Of Columbia, sustaining the, verdict Of
the lower court, which convicted then,
oftconspiracy to dcrraud tho United states
government. The particular charge was
the suleHof letter box fasteners to tho
government by the Groffs through Machen3
at tho price OF sl.25 each, when they
were really worth only scventy-five cents,
Lorenz was accused Of collecting 40 per
cent. OF the amount paid TO tho Groffs,
for tho benefit OF himself and Maclen.
.Macheii, Lorenz and tho Groffs were sem
fenced to two years \ imprisonment and
the payment Of a fine OF so, 900 each.
III 1t is stated there will be no further
delay In the execution Of sentence and
alEthe defendants will be surrendered into
tho custody Of the United States mar
shn1. IL H
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Cure, forAsthm|a| and .Hay' Fever

The statements published below con-l
firm the claim Of DR.. schiffmann that
his remedy Is an absolute cure for Asst til
ma and Hay Fever II f5 as " ri
nv Mrs, Mary Iachcry. Pleasant HILL, La,
says: II have found your Asthma Cure u
permanent cure for Asthma, for which l
used 1T 7&ycars ago. have q never had
tho slightest return Of tho trouble since.
/ have also found your remedy excellent
In Bronchial affections.
& a Hay Fever sufferer writes II have
had Hay Fever for II years. ! bought
M package OF your remedy (Schiffmnnn's
Asthma Cure). of our druggist and due
to its Use this is the first. summer that I
have not been troubled, Mrs. Frank
8Gullfogle, 6s37 Ridge Avenue, Roxboro,
Philadelphia. rs u 3 ~
Sold BY drugg SITS at soc. and 800. Ii
K Send &c. stamp to Dr.. r, Schiffmnnn,
\ Box 500, st. Paul Alinn,. for a9freo sam
Pc package. lg. II. A. II Il. Il i5l4
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see TT ia send II message to the Senate
calling intention to the necessity 81 action
without further delay. ",
z 1t, ID understood that tile President La
III favor OF making h radical change IN
!. tl,o present personnel OF the eoninisslor,t
With the n exception of Commissioner
Minority sLeader. Williams conferred to-
night With tic minority members Of the
committee, and Eaepr,efsc M Richard-
aoi,,f' 81 Alabama, submitted to hlnH tho
features Of the Dnvcy bill, which had
t,ccn agreed Upon Whether there VIII
I ia Nh agreement and u prompt disposition
( 81 the subject will depend upon the Kind
&of procedure agreed Upon by tho Com
n1ittec oil rifles, to be brought into tho
House Tomorrow morning. i WIN gHS
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HAVE YOU ATARRH
top Dosing the Stomach to cure this Common Dis


,tho worst case Of catarrh. Gatarrft 20 OF
tito hca1 rud throat Is tile cattsn OF many
Kinds Of diseases The catarrhal GERMS
ledge III the nlr passages, ana produce q q.
poison which is carried to I'LL the other
urgnns. This poison scattered through
the system causes mitch suffering and
lmany distressing symptoms, Tho nerves
arc irritated, tho liver Is out Of order,
tho Kidneys and bladder will not perform,
their work properly, there will BIO q pain
or dull ache in the buck, spots will float
before tho eyes, there will Ibo Headache
ana bnckache, yoli Will have no strength
and will got weaker and weaker and
gradually waste away. Ill !. . Il .:s Il
l Destroy tho germs Of catarrh that arc
present in tho nose, throat and lungs,
lara all tho distressing symptoms OF CIV
tarrh will quickly be Sdispelled n breath.
| Ing IIyomci. you arc really treating your
! self with tho only natural method, for
lltI wIllS5rcnder the air you breathe as
rurc healing and nntlsepctic as that
found on tho mountains where the pino
! forests give Off thor fragrant and henl-
Hing balsams. }s EN- II Il . E 81 IS a Ss H
fIf there Is any doubt III your mind
as to the henlth-giving powers OF Eiyom ON,
1.-The unusual way III which It IS SOLO ahoulfl
dispel that doubt as the proprletorsI. a1l-
lthorizo the leading druggists everywhere
| to refund the price. and collect m rom ron
thUn1, II Hyomei fails to ben e1it Z,
Tho complete Hyomel Outfit, consist
Ing OF d pocket inhaler, g hottlo OF SIIy q
on1 81, and a. medicine droppe costs one J,
dollar ana Gan be obtained from IN /. =
Miller, with guaranteeito, refund tho ~
money X Ilyomcl does not benefit Or It
VIII bos sent by mail postage prepaid, on on
] receipt OF price. 8 Z u