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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10

Senator, do YOU think the new
member Of the committee ~ shonest2n
exclaimed Senator Bad.
ger; q should think he Is, He would
no more accept money from a person
he didn't know than anything in the
world.s-Mllwaukee Sentinel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10

roem In which the Secs Of state
sceelyes the represent fsca ii for
eign countries when they call 10
transact business. The room ~ fur
nlshed Fwltli5the hand soonest tarpitete
10 be procured, while draperies pnd
hanglngs are of the richest and cost
Hest material The walls; are hung
with portraits of all the secretaries
Of state from Thomas Jeifeyson to {
Secretary Hay For q years i mag.
|nifcents Turkish rus o. tlie finest tex
|ttire and color Las lain Upon NO iipdr,
But age and year have told sadly
upon this carpet, and the officials
have concluded that d new rug would
be necessary This fact seems 10 have
gotten abroad for dealers In oriental
and Turkish rugs have been daily
sending to the departme samples Of
carpets they SWlshsto dispose Of % The
government. The oldest ing cost $1,000
iEand ~ is still good enough 10 use In
one portion Of the room. But a new
one will have 70 DE purchased for the
main part Of the apartment Each
day anew rug Is laid down 10 see how
lit VIII contrast with tie tprnishings
Of the room, and die next day IL Is
\ taken2 up and laid on L Pie wIth the
I Others that hay lbeenst titled Tie rug
!, tosbe Spprchased mus have i ground
Of Turkish red aud the borders 81 red,
I blue and other bright Color used in
4 Turkish sWeayings.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10
CAPITAL GOSSIP o.
ct superstltlons Of Secretary
. shaW-eoastins and Touching Z
Wood.

WASHINGTON, June 1O.-secre,
tary Shaw admits that he has some
pet superstitions He never boasts
but5hestouches wools TO preventsmis
fortune On the morning fetc day
when lie gave his newspaper exclir.
sion down, the river, the young officer
who was in charge Of theSreyenue
cutter Window. which carried tho ex.
cursionists, was In his Office. Head!
mitted thattthe trip would be his first
down therylver in command of the
Window, but heiwas confident he had
nothing 10 fear, because the river he
was to navigate; was an easy one and
he would have no trouble In navigat.
Ing. The Secretary looked up in his
quiet manner and said: Young man
you had better touch wood, or YOU
may have trouble The officer how
ever is not supcrstitlous. and fal.ed
to touchswood He went onEthe trlI
and Sran the cutter aground. Wher
the Secretary heard Of the accident
|heS turned to his secretary and said
That's what comes OF boasting ant
not touching wood. / told the Office
! at the time MOTTO boast unless ht
Touched wood
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10

qThe greatest tonic on earth is good
nights rest. Restless nights aud the ter,
rible exhaustion Of Attacking cough arc
dread dangers OIL: the poor consumptiye:
QBut why this fear Of the night whensa
few doses Of DR.. Boschee,s German Syrup
will insure refreshing sleep, entirely free
from cough tors night sweatl Free ex-
pectoration In the morning Is made GER
(, tain BY taking German, Syrup. :.
owe know by the experience Of over
thirty-hve years that one 7s.cent bottle Of
German Syrup will speedily relieve tor
cure the worst coughs, colds, bronchial, or
lung troubles--and that, even 4 in bad
cases of consumption, one large bottle Of
German Syrup will work wonders. Il, 4
qTwo sizesha5c and 7sc. AL druggists.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10

Wien the revival OF robin Hood
takes place in Philadelphia Eugene
cowles will be In his old place I'M the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10

cast. 4 sI3s. 4, RI \!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10

II Visitors to the$dtplomatic receps
tion room ~ the State Department
within the last week or 50 have been
greatly surprised to notsc4s that each
day new and handsome Turkish rug
las been placed on the floor Of that
apartment The curious part of THIS
fact is that each day a dlTerent rug
has been laid on the floor. The dip;
lonalic;room in the State Department
is Tie show room Of the building, and,
in { TACT, At Is one Of the handsomest
apartments in all the government
buildings III Washington. IT is the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10

Il Henry W. Savage Is to have a sum.
mer season at Atlantic City. among
the attractions to be presented being
""The shoGnn,. THE Prince Of Pill.
sen" and 1.-THE County Chairman
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10

creston Clarke is to make. a second
tour In "Beaucaire" under the man!
agement Of Jules hurry, and later In
the season will betseensin q, play.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10

81 thought you said last night that
her complexion was ruined?@
$50 / did"
but there she is looking as beauti;'
full as ever 3
= referred to her last nights com;
plexlon."-Houston Post.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10

ST. NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern: 5;
My wife, Georgia NJ. Davis. Monon.
gah, Viva, having left my bed and.
board without a cause, take this
method Of notifying the public that /
will not be responsible for any bills
contracted or made by her. 3,3i
X HARLEY DAVIS. x
~ #lfsts - 49, ~ ~
Talk with Junkins & Michael. !
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-09
gett aper So zabreu

fbon uurbe Wrs. 8inslpm's 5uDs
thing Syrup BON WiQiDnen BON
Wiiittern bein 8abnen Der &inoer
%anaenenoet. Btrlt gu i'm Sdlafe
ourb oas Sdreien eines &inoes ae>
it0rt, oaB i'm 8abnen lift unb bor
S9mersen meint? 8enn 10, la1Ie
iDfDrt cine Tlaibe oDn ,.Wirs.
WinslDms Suutbina SDrup" hplen.
Sein Bert lit unbeaablbar. Sc miro
benz fleineu 2eioenoen lofort Ninoes
run9 peri6afen. 8erlaBt eu9 oae
rauf. Wtiitter. es lit tein 8meifel
hariber. gS beilt Diarrbpe, regus
ltert ben Waaen unb bic Nierer1,
beieitigt 8inb 9olit, erneidt ben
@aumen. perhinoert gnt5inoung
uno itarft baa ganse Spftem.
yWtrs. Winsluus Soothing Sprup"
fir sahuenoe ainoer lit angenebm
i'm @eibmad; oas &ecept itatntnt
nDn eiuem Der beften meibliden
Nerste in ben Ser. Staaten. Sc lit
bel allen Druagiften in Der aauaen
Welt su baben. Breis Is Gents per
Sloi@e. aauft nihts anoeres. als
Wsrs. WinSloms SoDthina Garuu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-09
EeEas &.

- Sn 9untble nnroe am Dienitaa
idon mieoer Elm Oelbottib ourh Ell
men Bliblhlae in Brano eelebt.
DieSmal mar es elm Wottib Der
@uffep. @eleuihaft. sc }ino 60, 600
SAB Del nerbrannt.
= Oa8 Selolager unierer Staatss
milis, uelbes an, IL. IuauIt BE.
ainnen ioate, lift uorldufia abaeiagt.
Die rSnterc0aital Convention"
tuuroe am 9ienitae in 8IctDria ab,
aebalten. 200 Delegaten parert am
peieno. Ole Ganalfraae muroe be-
iprDben uno oas Broiett fir ourdi
fihrbar ertldrt. Gin @retutipfumite
muroe ernannt. nelbes bic &Dnpens
ton 81 ieoer Belt mieber einberufen
fam.
Bdhrenb Der lebter gaQe iteint
iberaa i'm 8eiteu bes Staates gutter
Re9eu aefauen 3u Ietn.
Sn 2odbart itarb Trau 8ils
liam Nofts.
Sn Corpus gbrifti finoet oas
gneampment Der gpwurtb 2eage
itatt.
DieBrohibitioniften BADEN Dffis
5ieu betannt aemaht, oaB iie oas BE-
iultat Der 2olals Optipn=W ahl in2am,
peias County fouteitieren mpuen.
Sn grenhan itarb nab langem
4eioen Sulius 90malbinstp, Elm alter
Bem0bner iener 5taot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-09

weiie UNI Die anaeaebene Belt an
ben 8aiieriaQoen in Steiermarf be-
teili9en ueroe.
Ser ourb feline antiiemitiiheu
9ebereten betaunte @raf Budler,
Der ieinen @emalttdtiefeiten ben Beis
natnen nDrel9graf" gu peroanten
bat, lift auf Dem @6rliber BabnbDf in
Berlin gang itiu perbaftet mDroen
uao miro tuegen sSlubtperoabtS feits
9ebalten. BIdler batte elmer firss
lihen B%orlaoung gum gribeinen i'm
8eribt au Slogan nidt Solge ges
leiitet uno loute oesbalb stpanasDeiie
ooraefibrt neroen. 8n benz Ser
min in 8logau parer AUDI Sabuerz
ftauoiae eelaoen, Inn ben @eiftessu=
itano Bidlers au priifen. I'm oies
let bDbnutpeinlihen unterluhuna 81
entaehe,, bate itb Der 9reibgraf
heimlth aeoridt.
- Ius Nntnerpen miro nabItes
benoe nabeau unalaublibe @eibibte
berlbtet: Oie Bolisel oerbaftete IL
Biraten Der Sbelbe". Die Mitelie=
Der elmer DiebSbanoe ftno. Die eeitern
0abt an Boro bon 30 8oDter Die
Wanniaaft oes geftranoeten Dan,s
piers uSoiepbtne" iiberfielen uno lte
unter Inorobung bes 9Does spau=
Gen, iif rubi9 su nerbalten, pahreno
ite Die 2aoung 8eisen. Die fih auf
benz Datnpfer befano, lDlhten. Die
Nngele9enbeit ruff in Marinetreilen
auBeroroentlihes Mufleben bernor.
gS baben minbeitens so Banoiteu
an benz Wugriff teilgenDmmen. GDn
ben 30 BiratenbDDten fonntet lur 6
ab9efangen neroen. in Dener, li9 15,s
800 Seq. Weiaen befanoen. Die uns
teriubune lift eingeleitet tpprben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-09

ttiJeu SlUltCLu uUhtuIuu LUSCOeu
iDu. Der WDrfiber ridtet suqleih
oas griuhen an ale in Ntnerifo
meilenoen Teteraneri aus ihlesmiQs
boliteiniber @lana5eit ibrn elm Sc.
benaaeiden, nit Mnaabe aenauer
Worei1e, gu Ienben.
WDn einem Nusfiua r,ab 6aq1tatt
i'm Sal5tamnergut ersdblt i'm sgrants
furter .0erDlo" elm Spmmerooit.
User bat nibt BON benz uralten
Stdothen idon geh6rt, Der Stdtte
teltiifer &ultur. Sc eiebt uol noe.
Mig BldBe in Der @elt, Die Dem
tunitfreuoigen Iuge 10 piel maleri.
ibe Yuntte bieten. Bie lh6n bel
Der &irhe in ct. @olfeana Der f[ei.
ne ssrieobDf, nit benz Bid auf See
unb Berae. Cine alte bebdbiae Frau
fibt suiiden ben @rdbern un6 ifri6t
i'm SDnnenihein. Sic fraat uns,
oh mir niht bas Beinbaus lehen
MOLTEN. Sic ihlieBt elm einfadea
Steingebduoe auf. Cine Nrt tleine
9apeae. Isle auf einem treppenf0r.
migen Qltar finb 6unoerte pun Sd6.
oeln oronungsaemdB aneinanoerges
reibt. Guf ieber Stirn Der Wame
oes Snbabers nit 9Dbesiabr. .Sens
gen.s. efia' 6err, unier Jriebbof is
10 tlein, onB er aue sebn Sahr nm.
grab n miro. 90 mnht her 9nAton.
araber oann bic Shaoe[ fur Die Ger.
uanotihaft 10 surebt. Senoen;s.
bas fino mein Bruber uno Sdpe.
iter, Der Batter uno bic Wutter feben
nod. Der oa bat unter einen Ga.
ben eehabt. feline ssrau fibrt in iebi
lelbit. uno 10 puBte iie BON iebem
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-09

3 a9nPoti5 # innen. Die
S9rantenlpdrtstiunen ber preubif9en
StaatseifenbaRllen {ino nit Dem Snz
trafttreten Der neuen Gi5enba6nbaus
uno getriebsotonung gu 8%a9npoli3ei=
beomttnnen aDaneirt. Sic .ruaen big
Der 81 ibrer 2egitimation Mrmbjnben,
auf oenen Die 8e5ei9nlaq yS4ranfens
made" itanb. SEPT erbietten lie min,
ipie du4 tire maunli6sn ao1egen.
neue Nrmbinoen nit Ser Nufi6riFt
r8a6npoli5ei." GemGB Der eemeinfa /.
men @runbiabe liter Die 2(nna6n;e Ser
i'm 8erei6e Der preuBii6en Gtaat8ei=
MISUNDERSTANDING 6ei9dftigten Dir
better mufen ote S9rantenpdrterins
men AUDI pereioi9t tperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-09
9as Bublifmut lit srtpadbt

gu Der Gnerfennnns Der beilenben@ieen
i6aiten bes @lettric 8itters fir frcnfen
Wasen, Sober uno Nierer. MarD $.
8alters, SAG ct, Clair 4ue. Columbus,
., i6reibt: Seit Monatea slaubte
man, oaB i'd iterben tpiiroe. SD bate
Sieber uno meine Nerpen iparen s~errfit~
tet; ib bate feinen S6laf unb fonnte
ti1ts eiien, iueil mein Masen nit 0ro=
auen ansefaat mar. &aum bate id
electric 8itters genommeu, fi6lte ib
better n1o mar balo u6qis sebeilt. 3n
baben bel S. &alteper & Sobu, SEQ. 8.
s. S6mibt, @isentiinier, iuo Qoulf
0reiB. 8reis soc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-09
Gfue riihrenne @efdhiehte.

1T Die &ettln9 pom 9O0e 6es 8inoes
BON SEQ. u. @pler, Cumberland, Mb
@r idreibt: SIM Qlter BON IL Monater
mar infer fleines Wdb9ea idtper fran
OH eiuem Salsleioen un6 Die Ner3te ga
ben iie auf, @ir sriffen 81 Or, Sings
Neuer @ntoeduus fir S9pinbiu6t
Suiten uno @rtattuns, Die critic Slalde
bra6te @rlei6terung uno nit pier STA.
lben mar oas &inb p61ig ee6eilt. gu
baben BEL 5. &afte0er & Gobu, Geo. &
5. S9miot, Sig, uuo Noulf 9reiB
Srels so @ts, uHb 81 per SGa1he.
Hrobeflal6e fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-09
Mbfpfut aiftfrei.

undbnlib 10 nielen 8atentmeoi8inen
entbalten bic tpeltbetannten ct. Bernard
9rduterpiuen abfDlut feline giftigen Be.
ftanbteile Dber ibabli1e Snerebien5en.
9ieIelben iinb aus ben retnen unperfalIh.
ten Sdften bon &rautern bersefteGt, mel.
die bDn ieber in Der meoiainiihen SSH.
ien5baft ais heiltrafti9 anertannt tuDrber
limb. Seoermann. oerbie 8ilen aebrauhi
bat, TT berett gu beaeugen, bab bieielben
in ihrer 8irfun9 unibertreflih itno.
'Sie ct. Bernard 8rGuterpinen iinb in al.
len MpDtbeten au baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-09
MlerIet.

SIN Dogma. grodett @ountp,
lit Bbilipp Berner purl bier e%eitorben
gr mar Witalieo Der 6irma Berner,
garmibael & 60.
- Dienstag mittag muroe elm 12s
idbriger Meritanerjunee, Seius Bill
lareal. BON Der 0ibe Dhnmdbtig uno
fiel BON ieinem Bfero herunter. gr
erbDlte fib nber balo mieoer.
- Wuntag beginnt Die @iertelz
iabrsiibung Der gountb.9 ommtiidre
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-09
Disadvantages WerThwtnpeu.

3. S, &unDan, 8utleroile, D., 13reibi
oas mertpiirbi9e &erldwinoen IdmerS,
li6er SDnptOme fir urperoauii6teit
uno @ale Or. Sings neuen QebenSpiQen
gu. @r ia9t: Sic iino Elm periettcs
9ellmlttel fir Sdwinoel, lauren Ma9en
SopiIue6 uno 8eritopiuua, gu baden
bel 5. &alteper T. SObn, Geo. S. +.
Sbmlot, @i9entimer, uuo Nbolf 0reiB.
BreiS 25c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-09
Gone STIR Stnnipriide.

Sci benz 9urite, ben ib babe,
SIT elm Cote Star @Dttergabe
lln6 Elm pahrer SobgenuB.
Sober trinft's nit Suit uno 9iebe
nno man flblt gans matt uno tribe.
Wenn nan es entbebren muB.
Mbenbs, nab benz Branb Der Sonnen,
SITS hem @uten mol 81 gDnnen,
0oB er in itb geht uno bentt,
SGD mo einen @uten lbdnft.
Siebt er oann elm Gone Gtar SGbiln,
Gddelt freunolitb er uno milb,
DEM nab benz eblen Zone gtar Bier,
Stebt aleaeiteu iein 8eaier.
8, Supiter Blunius,
Semme oeinen EbranenauBl
8. 3eus, ib feb b~ageaen:
@ieb unS nod etfuas &eseu.
60 ieib bod ale 8eioe liu,
Ser Yfuuius marbt ea, tpie er Mil.
g lit fomiiih bieler sesen,
&ommt allen ME seleaen.
9peb bittet SIR nm cone Star Bier,
SO 1T bic aanae 8elt oafir,
,@enn 9u oes Nprgens su mlrfommft,
SIS Ion Sir unbenDmmen ietn.
@enn Su oeS MbenbS 81 mir fomm5t.
8tro'S itets 81 oeinem SrDmmen Iein;
8ommt gu 81 ir9eno elmer Belt,
WirTt a~lle6eit uiltommen Ieinl"
go iagt elm Sprub 0 altersber,
Gr giebt nnS Iibere @epabr,
Sab man 81 alien Reiten
8eritanb iebr mol 0as &neipen.
9Db iebt nit uni'rem Gone star Ster,
9a fam man tuirfltb nibt oafir,
8enn man ~beftdnota ouritte-
lIno g lit boaftdnota tpurftig-
@ann mo our falten Nuele gebt
limb tunoenlang am Counter" ftebt.
8eim Gone Star Bier, Gem flaren,
sat Mandber 1don erfabren,
SAB es gang einfab einerlei
OBJ mittag Doer aben6 iei,
gs i6medt ftets gut Der Sropfen,
Nus edhtem Wals uno Supfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-09
Gpamaeltid, ImtB ertfn5e 81. Spbau.
ue6 Hfrffe.
gde Nuena. uuo Slo-Y reSo.s trose

@de Nueoa= uno Sio-B reia. Strase.
Sonntaqsthute: Seoen 5unntr \
Sormittag unit 9 llhr.
@ottesoien It: Seben Sonntoa nm
10 rbr Sormitta9s.
M6enb. @Dttesoient: Sepen
Sonntae um s uhr @benoS.
Sober SeutIbe 1T berslicb piufommeu
@obunns 314 SI0spreiasS traBr,
,. oartmaun. Wafar,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-09
NEUER NIX

~ Salt, cement. Saao, Bod.
thine, ~feuerfefte Steine unb TbpA.
9beeru no Gspbaltpapier, Dahpappe.
9beer uno asphalt, Del, Terpentin,
Sarben, Slas M. &c. ftets nurr1tbia
bei S. &. 9ieImamn, BOG Of.
@ommerce'S traBe. @ieoriee Breiie.
quite Waare ionic quite unb reeue
Beoiennng ueroea aarantirt. -
Telephon 4l0s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-01-24
sToBssEL DENOUNCED.

A Russian admiral who has just
Joined the prisoners from Port Arthur
now in Japan, has given 70 correspond
ent an extended statement covering the
defense and surrender Of the fortress.
He characterizes the surrender before
the garrison had reached its extremity
as a disgrace, bitterly criticises General
Stoessel and lauds General Kondratenko,
commander OF the Seventh East Siberian
Rife Regiment, as the true hero of the
defense of Port Arthur.
The admiral says that Vice Admiral
Makarof, who commanded the Russian
squadron at Port Arthur, and who went
down with the battIeship Peiropaylovsk
on April l3. dictated the policy Of mac
tiyity on the part Of the squadron, TAX
ing the ground that itwould be hopeless,
owing to the inferiority of the Russian
naval strength, to engage the fleet OF
Vice Admiral Togo, and that it would
be unwise to divide the force defending
Port Arthur by running ships to Vladi-
vostok or to neutral ports.
The admiral admits that bitter frlc-
ton existed between the army and the
navy. and intimates that there is prob
ability of inquiry into this matter by
court.martial. He insists that the Rus
SLAMS DESTROYED theii warships at Port
Arthur beyond any possibility OF salvage
- H. Tanauese The statement in part
is as follows :
"The first japanese naval attack on
Port Arthur was an absolute surprise TO
both the Russian army and navy, ad-
mired the manner in which the Japanese
handled their ships and the remarkable
way in which they concealed their move.
ments. but they erred on the side OF
caution. If, in the first attack, they had
launched all their torpedo boat hotillas
against the Russian ships, which we're
in condition ofunpreparedness, instead
OF sending in only few vessels, they
could have executed disastrous coup
de main by destroying practically every
ship in the harbor. Had a similarly
bold policy been carried out the Japan
sse could have landed a force to the west
of the fortified lines and captured the
fortress almost without opposition. The
forts had not then been completed and
the majority Of the guns had not been
mounted. The garrison manning the en-
tire line of over 10 miles numbered bare
ly 3. 900 men
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-01-24

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock.
4 holders of the AMERICAN HYGlENtC
BRICK TILE FIREPR0OFING COM
PANY zinc. }, will be held in Fleisehmann's
Hotel, Alexandria, Va, MONDAY, Febru'
ary 6, 1905, at five o'clock, p. IN, for the cleo
ton of directors and such other business as
may appear. d. WILEY ANDERSON,
lance I'd President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-01-24
BOOZE OR MEDICINE ?

Which will you have? If woman sur
to,,ne, frnrn one of the delicate ailments
racnflar Ia your sex 10 viii be well iOr
Won tn know that DR.. Pierce's taV0rlNo
Prescription is the only remedy auHeI-
tsed for such maladles whlch Is aDso,
utely free from intoxicating liquors anu
all other harmful agents. Inc goou YOU
feel from its use IS not tte oeIusl'Ss 80, en,
hileration from tipping beverage, from
which the system reacts into worse
Condition than before. IL may be little
Slower i'm manifesting its bracing and
invirorating action, but It's Dement'S are
none the less positive and, best OF all,
fhev are Insting. It's an honest medi-
cine-nOt a beverage.
"I have been taking your medicine for the
last three weeks and can say am gaining
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"Thave been having very poor health all win
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was relieved only while taking the medicine,
! took DR. Plerce's medicine several years
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ing with female trouble. Have taken Only Olig
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IN NV heart would almost stop beating.
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furniture purchased on the ihstalment
plan before payment was completed.
"This man is poisoning me" are tie
words Mrs. William Sleinbecker to d
the police yesterday that her mother-iu-
law said shortly before her death. 10
years ago. The dead woman is said to
have married Hoch about 10 years ago.
and to have been taken saddealy i'll Two
months after the welding. Mrs.
Steinbecker told Inspector Shippy that
after her mother-in-law' death property
valued at $4,000 was disposed of by
Hoch.
The police now assert they have evil
dence that Hoch has had at least l6
wives in as many years. The police
also declared that besides that 2 wives
who arc living, there we're at least four
who died.
Hoch is said 10 hare served in the
Russian army. He is alleged to have
married two sisters in Milwaukee.
Both died. A third sister identified
Hoch some years later, while be was
serving time in the county Jail.
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ANIuch.married NIau.

That John Hoch, whom the Chicago
police allege to be modern Bluebeard
is an expert chemist and may possess
knowledge of a secret poison was the
declaration of Police Inspector Shippy
Yesterday. The inspector says be has
evidence that Hoch was druggist some
wears ago and compounded many
at may be that, being proficient in
the use Of poisons, he found some poison
that could not be detected said the
inspector.
The police say Hoch has many
aliases aud that he has served al ieast
two sentences for turreptitiously selling