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BURLINGAssE REAL ESTATE.


BURLINGAssE REAL ESTATE.
RAPID TRANSIT. RAPID TRANSIT.
% Minutes TO
BURLINGAME GROVE lots.
At Burlingame the Beautiful
Size 5axl2O Price $500 and mp.
$50 per Month ana Small Payment Down
Price includes sewer and water piper. mac
sdsmized streets. cement sidewalks and shade
trees
s. P co. rs ARPANGING TIME TABLE
NOW and win run alf-hourly trains. which will
reach Burlineane in p minutes. commencing
6 cottages now building and for sale on easy
terms
t.5 TsE % San Ma,so @ Tste CIR 7o a 81 sR.g sPa MsE
CAME GROVE STATION. FARE IS FIVE
CENTS CHEAPER than IT main station. Cir
culars and descriptive matter IN reduest.
BURLINcAME GROVE CO..
als Monadnock Bldg. Tel. Temporary Io5s.
Prices VII be raised after January 1. 1907
60 LOTS SOLD LAST SUNDAY
60 LOTS SOLD LAST SUNDAY
At this. rate they wiz soon be gone and
yoa VII have to pay some on profit We
the station. and that price IS very low.
Just stop for a moment and think what a
property when the Pay Shore cutoff is in
operation. whica viii he the FIRST OF the
year. Land wiz surely double in value.
Big lots 5oxi20 on broad avenues. lined
with beautiful trees; sewer and water mains
PRICE s5oo-s5n CASH.
BALANCE SO MONTHLY
Take san AIateo electric cars on Mission
st, get OF at Burlingame station; our Office
LYON HoAG.
&c Msrket St st MontEomery.
NIL VALLEY REsL ESTATE.
DELIGHTFUL suburb is Min Valley. No
where within the same distance from San
Francisco VIII one md such an ideal spot
A beautiful combination Of mountain and
bay scenery. OF giant redwood forest, grand
canyons and towering rocks. We are selling
large lots in our beautiful subdivision. Tam
water mains laid IN ali avenues
PRICE $500 UPWARD
0ne-ffth Cash. Balance $40 Monthly.
locust ave. All lots within a stones throw
Take sausalitO ferry. end train to MIL
Branch Office MiH VALLEY
LYON HoAG
CSC Market St. at Montgomery
BOYLE PARK.
MILL VALLEY
THF SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA
Large. slightly lots. wooded: bay sad mountain
-iew: streets being graded and severed: building
larger. price $3.50 N. 7. G. PARKER & CO
L :. PARKER Agent Min Valley
THE finest property IN Marin Comfy at Mn
Valley; lots from $500 mp: beautifully wooded.
water pipes laid telephone. etc: sell lots
on very easy psvments call and see u.s. ].
FRED SCHIINGMAN CO.. NH VALLEY. Cal
THE choicest property IN Mfn Valley: low prices:
easy payments For particulars sec ST,IPP &
JASPER 1911 Fillmore 81. near o'Farren.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE for oakland or
Eastern property. 100 ranches all sizes: in
fruit poultry, grain. stock general farm
Ing. See for ranches
}. q. EDISON. Is Bacon BLOCK. Oakland.
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BEST constructed hous, in Alameda. consisting
Of Il rooms and finished attic All modern
eonreniences. House not two years old Cor
ner lot, 15oxf75- VIII sell for cost price of
house. Must be seen TO be appreciated In
quire for particulars Of owner, room 24S,
Bacon building, Oakland WILL EXCHANGE.
ALSO
Magnifcent lot T5xI5U. Street work. etc., al
done. Choice location.
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CHARLES n. SPEAR.

Beard Of State Harbor Commissioners
LOTT D. MORTON Chief Engineer.~
John " FOY. Secretary.
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PALO ALTO REAL ESTATE.
$50, ,oOc-one of the best pieces OF business
property between San Jose and San Fran
cisco. IN the town of Palo Alto. This
property pays u per cent net and is in
line for better interest In the fu-
ture We can recommend the property
highly.
$50 0o0-one OF the finest homes IN Palo Alto:
large lot: beautiful oaks: the adjoining
property has been sold recently for 500
per foot The land is well worth the
money. besides beautiful house modern
In every particular. The best invest
ment In Palo Alto.
81, ,00o-Ten acres and beautifui home place
IN every respect: acres OF orchard IN
full bearing. apricots and peaches; IL
acres family orchard very choice: hun
dreds OF choice rose bushes and
mental trees: fine house. abundance OF
splendid water: acres piped for irri-
cation; modern barn and out-houses and
up 70 date chicken house. One Of the
most comfortable homes on the San Fran
cisco and San lose road; miles south
OF stanford University Terms-Hah
cash snd the balance remain on mort
gage. per cent per snnum net Direct
applications 70
TIE T. T. NORRIS REAL ESTATE Co.
100 University eve-. pelo Alto. Cal.
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FINANCIAL.


WANTED-f00 shares less Mccarthy Wire
less Telephone stock.
Wanted-Hoae Rapid Press stock.
Wanted-Pacinc Wireless Telegraph: win
pay BPS per share.
wanted-Oakland Crematory stock.
wanfed-10. 900 or less Realty Syndicate
tifcafes-
VIM sell 5000 or less of Modesto or Tur.
lock bonds at less than par. also Marconf
(American) Wireless Telegraph
Have other choice securities for sale.
Orders TO buy or sell stock on the stock
exchange Will receive prompt attention.
W. E. BARNARD.
Member Oakland Stock and Bond Exchanges.
IT Bacon Block. Oakland.
WRITE for market letter., sent free upon re-
ouest: complete resume Nevada mining opera
fions Patrick Elliott & Camp Conservative
Brokers and Mine Makers. Goldfeld. New.
COMPANIES INCORPORATED. any State ex-
pert legal services: STOCK and BOND issues
placed: advice free WM l. STALEY & CO..
Grant ave.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

SOL GETZ & SONS. Real Estate Dealers.
507 DeTisadero St
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Why 20 ont of the city limits when you can
hly better lots close 10 your business and car
] me Tor less money!
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$3.50 to Ss5o--Level Excelsior Homestead lots
ready 70 ovic on; near cars; easy terms
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S40o-Levei lots IN Ocesn View: near cars:
streets Haeadam ized; SIS down; s. monthly.
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FRUTTvALE REAL ESTATE.
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FOR sale az 2 sacrs6ce-3 lots On Main ave;
can't make payments. Box ll5s. CaA ofnce.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-FURNIsHED

FURNISHED. modern. Groom house to rent:
well furnished and complete IN every detail
one OF best locations in Sausalfto; fne marins
view: will rent TO responsible parties only
rent s65. Inquire E J. HUMPHREY, room 3,
607 Market St. s. ?.
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ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

hOSS NALLE1 HE.AL ESTATE.
FOR SALE
A beautiful country home IN Ross Valley;
artistic, modern house OF Il rooms. surround
ed by two acres of garden and orchard II
high state of cultivation: Short distance from
Pnss Station. Address hox "A Ross P o.
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PERSONALS.

THE banquet rendered to Nine. Anna Heflstron
By the Swedish Singing Society viii be held at
Hotel Majestic. Sutter and Cough sts-, Thanks
giving day. D. m: admission IS for lady or
gentleman; subscribe at once at the Majestic.
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SsH0 TO S1c00-NET BLOCKS.
Graded Sunset and Oceanside lots: al graded !:
fronting PARK and car line; unobstructed view Of
ocean and PARK; positively choicest and cheapest
lots 50 this city, weekly record Of sales there
proves statement
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JOURNAL CADETS TO
CAMP AT THE FAIR

Headquarters of The Journ al
cadets at The Parade is open today for
the reception Of the luggage Of the
cadets to be sent to the State fair en-
campment in advance Of the coming of
the regiment. Each cadet is expected
to bring a sweater or flannel shirt,
towels, soap, tooth brush, and hair
brush, and these are being done up
in separate bundles and tagged.
Headquarters will also be open Mon
day morning from 8 o'clock on for the
reception Of these bundles and for the
filing of the written permission of
parents. Cadets should understand that
they cannot go to. camp unless they
bring the written consent of their par.
ents in advance. - -.
The cadets will assemble at l o clock
Monday afternoon and two hours will
be devoted to the making up of rolls
from the records. Only the cadets who
have been faithful at drills and who
have filed parents consent will be &C.
copied.
At O'Clock the regiment, headed by
T h Journ Newsbody's band, will
start from The Parade and will march
down Hennepin avenue to Tenth street.
to Nicollet, to Bridge square, to Fourth
street, to First avenue s, where they
will take streetcars for the fair
grounds, arriving at the camp at 5
clock.
The companies will be assigned tents,
and guard mount will be held, and the
sentries assigned for, picket duty.
Dress parade will follow and third mess,
or supper, will be served at 500.
Campfire and band concert in the even
ing.
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Friday night the regular hop was
given at Hotel Del Otero, and it was
probably the last Of the season as the
members of the orchestra leave Tues
The young people at Hotel Del Otero
and Spring Park had an enjoyable time
Monday night. The Comet was char.
tered and about twenty-five of the
young people toured the lake. 49,
Tuesday night was played the fifth
and final bowling match between the
guests at Hotel Del Otero and the cot
tagers. After the third game the guests
at the hotel came out victorious. Those
OF the guests who played were A. r.
Hale, DR.. w. E. Anderson, F. L. Nor
gan. W. R. Gillian, Everett Morgan,
r. Il: Griggs, Heating Bannerman, Rus
sell Davis and George Whitney.
Recent guests at Hotel Del Otero
were: George D: Kirkpatrick, Wash
Gington, p: c.; Mr.. and Mrs, W: 4.
ILL.,; H. II. Skinner, of Des Moines,
Iowa, as guest Of R. w. Wilmot; Wilson
McGin, st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. C. Nj.
Campbell and daughter, Ardmore, I. T.. !;
4. G. Janney and Don Chamberlain.
Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. s. Jacob
son, st.. Louis; Lewis Mayo, Leaven~
worth, Kans., a guest of A. R. Hall;
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Gerla, Sioux Falls;
Mr.. and Mrs: D: A. Haynes, Mime
apolis; Mrs: J. E. Sawyer is a guest
at the hotel and will remain the rest
OF the season.
Guests who have gone away are Mrs.
James Bannerman, Heating Bannerman
and Louise who left Saturday for St.
Louis. A week ago. Friday Rev. DR..
and Mrs. Gordon left for their home
in Winnipeg: Thursday Mrs. A. R. Hall
and Russell Davis went away. Mr.. and
Mrs: George N. Farwell and family left
Wednesday.
The fine weather of the last days is
appreciated fully by a great number
OF people and every, day brings new
guests to- Glen Norris. Some of the
recent arrivals at the Glen, Christmas
lake, are. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Auer-
back, Miss Matilda Auerback, Mrs.
Stockpole, Miss Jeanette P. SAWYER.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Peabody, all of St.
Paul; }. Whalen, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B..
Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. I. E. Cobb. John
Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Record. Mr..
and Mrs Barnes, R. H. Newton. Miss
Mary Beuner, Miss Frances Dowland,
minneapolis; John Lee, Pittsburg, Pa:
Mrs. F: M: Prince and party, Mr.. and
MRS. Frank Nye, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Brooks, Minneapolis; DR.. Nellie V.
Mark, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
Joslin, Excelsior; B. H. Joslin, Mime.
apolis; Miss Jane Keros, Moline, Mo-:
Mrs. Frank Richards, Melico, Mo-: Mr.
and Mrs. F.. NJ. Barnard, Minneapolis:
Mr; and Mrs. J. p. Bell, Excelsior: M.
and Mrs: G.. P: Harding, Minneapolis;
Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. Drake and Mrs. Mac.
Laren, Mr.. Young, Mrs. Victor Metcalf
St. Paul
Mrs. MacDavitt and Janney, of. ST..
Paul. are at Glen M orris for two weeks.
n MISS Clara Harrington and Charles
guests this week Of Mrs. Little at Glen
Morris. 01oA'
Miss Ruth Wyer entertained at a.
dancing party for her young friends at
her home in Excelsior last Saturday.
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Kinney Of Minneapolis are with them ana Gavin
Miss Alma Mueller Of Aberdeen, S. b. was
q guest friday OF MIS- J. $. Thompson at Fair
The Misses Lucy and frankie Pratt spent Fri
GAY with their sister. Mrs. George w jenkins,
Mr.. and Mrs F. D. Rubel will close ,+heir
to the city; 7F IN. f'onuas' g returh
Miss Elsie 3. Dunn Of Boston was visiting for
Meadville. - - wv TO ..
were at Fairyiew during the summer MINER lett lett
yesterday for Minneapolis. !.
Mn Mass S Mas "a Smith e visited
cottage In Fairview. yesterday, -
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Madeira and daughters
LETT THURSDAY ., to return to Kansas City after
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Wyer of Iowa civ
ents Mr.. and Hrs. J. o. Wyer at excelsior it -
DR.. Haidale Of Tracy. Mimi, is spending few
Mr. Haidale is Mr.. and Mrs. Madeira's son-in.
law t.z.a. - -~~0'-
Mrs. William Brace and Miss L. A. Vert
man of Minneapolis spent yesterday With Mrs
Grandin will return to the city Thursday.
Mr.: and Mrs. A. s: Harris. Bernice, Margaret
and Helen Harris VIII return to the city Mon
mer. :-.. - E * -" NNNA--
Mrs. A. D. Graham of Ames. Neb, Mrs NJ
E. ToWne and daughter, Miss Harriet Towne,
the summer at Fairview, will return home Wed
DR.: George Shrades and family Of Lidgerwood,
Excelsior. DR.. Shrades has sold his interest in
the Ldgerwood hospital to DR.. E. G. sasse,
his partner. &~.. -. .9-E. y. :, - ~
Mr.. and Mrs. William PETERS Of Minneapolis,
William Schroeder and son of TOwner. n r.
and Fred Nippalt Of St. Paul were Sunday guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl R. Nippolt at the Idle
Hour cottage. Meadville Park. ="
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. W. Gibson will entertain
tomorrow at their summer home in Fairyiew at
family par party: John Charlton and family. and
Mr.. and Mrs Stuart Patton Of Minneapolis viii
be the guests. II. ~ ,- :. = .'E
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PERSONAL. AND SOCIAL.

Charles R.. SHIRLEY left last evening for a
two weeks hunting trip.
DR.. and Mrs. Knute Hcegh returned today
from Norway.
DR.. F. R. and Mrs. woodward have returned
to the city, after vacation trip
Mile. Alexia Durant of Paris, France Is
registered at the West hotel.
Mrs. Jennie Stearns of Washington D. c., ia
the guest Of Mrs. s. S. Thorpe
Miss Clara Bickford returned yesterday from
Usage, Iowa, where she has been spending hel
vaca ton with relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Vaughn of Waterloo,
Iowa, visiting Mr.. and Mrs, E, F, Schlecht
of 220 East Grant street.
Friendship lodge, I. O. O. F., will give an
Ice cream social Tuesday evening at the home
OF Ralph Willard, 1895 Fillmore street NE.
The Philharmonic Social club will hold its
monthly reception and dance in McElroy hall.
Eighth street and Nicollet avenue, tonight.
Rev. W. C. Keistead of Rockford, Ill. who
comes to Minneapolis as a temporary supply of
the Central Baptist church, will be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Lindsay, 1922 Park
avenue, while in the city.
Frank c. Frary, class of O5, and instructo,
in chemistry during the past year at the uni
versity, will sail Friday on the Empress of Ire
land for Germany, where he will have a years
study In Berlin.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels src
as follows: York. II. Lutzman; St. Denis +
Smith Hoffman, J. Mcmillan: Union Square
+: NJ. Chambers; Continental, L. II. Wilson
Fifth Avenue, G.. \. Deforest, j. r. MacCallon'
G. F. schenck; Prince George, H. G. Jones
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PIONEERS GET RELICS
Log Cabin at State Fair Grounds :
Treasure Trove of Early History.

Many additional pictures and relics
will make the Territorial Pioneers log
cabin On the state fair grounds more in
teresting than ever next week. Big
plans are being made for the "home-
coming' on Pioneers day, Sept 6.
Secretary George H. Hazard has sent
out special notices to 5000 members of
the organization, urging them to be
present at this reunion. -"
In addition to the special program
which will be given in Interstate hall
Thursday, at which al pioneers, persons
who arrived in Minnesota prior to Nav
II, 1858, will be welcome, there will be
constant reception in the log cabin by
a committee Of the women IS club of the
association. II, -
Among the pictures recently donated
to the association are set Of photo
graphs Of St. Anthony and Minneapolis
II the fifties, presented by GeneralW. D.
Wshburn Of Minneapolis; pastelle by
Durillus Morrison, india ink portraits
of DR.. and Mrs. Shuttee, crayon por-
traits OF William Lindeke, Edwin Cra-
mer, John Bell, J. B. Cook, C. D. Gil
fillan and F. Y. Hydersted, and an oil
portrait Of Archbishop, Ireland by
Brewer 49,. L ~-'' > & z -
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Plain Facts About the Hair

II Is the duty Of every who is interested hair
preservation to learn enough about the subject to tell
Whetner an advertisement for hair remedy re:son
able or unreasonable. In this connection the United
States postoffce department has begun muchnee,led
campaign against false and misleading statements in
ADVERTISEMENTS in general. While this work is highly
commendable and should be greatly extended, still at
the same tme 1t tends to paternalism rather than
personal self-reiance If YOU know that the claims
TOT ha1r remedy are unreasonable and untrue that
hnoWledge Will save you money and prevent dsap
pointment. % f.-z& "sy%1*# :
The trouble lies in the fact that certain over-ambi
tous proprletors employ advertising writer's who do
not Know the composition of the remedies they write
about and even if they did, they are not expected to
know the therapeutic action of the various Ingredients
Two very familiar and oft-repeated statements are
that the hair must be watered and fed lust like plant
and that the color of the hair destroyed can be
restored by natural process. While both these state
ments false in every particular, it requires some
little knowledge Of the hair focle to- undersvanl why
the statements false. "--+s H. -
The hair fol1cle is pearshaped sack in the scalp
that holds the hair root At the bottom of the hair
folcle and extending up into it for short distance
is projection that remains in the scalp
when hair root is forciby pulled out. This projec
ton is the hair papla from which the hair root''
grows The continuous addition the bottom of the
The hair papila is surrounded by the hair root,
which thus takes dubious form Above the hair root
bub-which occupies about of the en-
tire folcle-is the neck of the hair focle, below
which the most penetrating fluids known to Medical
cannot penetrate Therefore, the story Of feed
At Drug loc IN Stamps to The Herpicide
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!, 1t costs but small amount to keen
Ghamberlain g Collie, Cholera and Diar.
fhoea Remedy always on hand and It
is economy in the end. - =
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Everyday Cheap Rates West.

n, -o'P 1ot70oo " eS1'-- ~
The Northern Pacific, will sell the
points in Minnesota, North Dakota.
Manitoba, Western Ontario, Saskatche.
wan, Alberta and Montana, as far west
as Glendive, daily until Oct. 81, one
fare plus 50 for the round trip.
The Colonist one-way excursion tick
cts to points in Montana, Idaho, Wash
inton, British Columbia, Oregon and
California, will be on sale daily until
Oct. 81. Call at the Northern Pacific
ticket office, No 10 Nicollet House
block, for rates and information.
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ing the starved and impoverished with an
external application is all myth.
Inc snort portion of the hair focle above its neck
opens somewhat like funnel and is filed with the
outer scalp skin Opening into this outer portion
the highly important oil sebaceous glands which,
from their location most exposed to disease When
these oil glands become infected with certain icrob.
and finally hair death. Fortunately this outer portion
OF the hair foice be treated by carefully rubbing
INTO the scalp suitable remedy. What remedy should
be used? Manifestly that will destroy the growth
that causes dandru, itching scalp and falling hair.
Newbros Herpicide is the first remedy that was pre-
pared for the particular purpose of destroying this
visible vegetable growth In fact, it is called the
ORIGINAL remedy that kills the dandruf GERM
NeWbro's Herpicide not made until after Prof.
Unna OF Hamburg, Germany (ask your doctor about
hlm) discovered that dandruf is highly contagious
disease caused by microbe. The almost marvellous
success of Newbros Herpicide has caused adj
vertising writer's to claim germicidal properties
for other hair remedies, many of which were
discovery. Do you think that this new claim
the hair gets its fe color strength direct the
blood, and that good Blood deep breathing and
light favor hair development. Outdoor exercise
sure free circulation in the scalp also scalp assagng
Tor the same purpose are very helpful. Worry, indi
geson and sedentary habits oppose hair growth while
the dandruf germ will actually destroy the hair un-
less it is eradicated and kept out of the scalp with
Newbro's Herpicide.
Herpicide is delightfully."- cooling and refreshing to
the scalp and almost marvellous results sometimes fol-
low its continued It stops itching Of the scalp
almost instantly .- - .es =
ompdny, Department n Detroit Michigau for q samnle
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LAKE RREEZES.

MISS Dorothy Hanford of MINNEAPOLIS snent
the week with Miss Jessie Bacon at Fairview.
Mr. and Mrs. e. England spent Sunday with
MIR. and Mrs. w: Weireter at Meadville
party of southerners have taken a cot
tage at Meadville Park and are occupying It FOR
month. The guests are Mr.. and Mrs. N. G.
Ransom. Miss Mabel Ransom. Rena and G. Ran
som. j. 3. Martin and Donald Martin of Brook
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES
A POSTPONED Meetinp

a postponed Meeting.
. The executive committee of the Wom-
an s Foreign Missionary society Of the
Minneapolis presbytery has postponed
its meeting to Monday, Sept. 10, as
Labor day falls on Monday The meet
ing will be held in Westminster
church at pm.
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49, SaFSE-
$40 .ann r1RE.

Indianapolis Sept. 1.-The. plant of the Eu-
reka Refrigerator company was destroyed by fire
today. The loss is 100000, as estimated by the
company. :. : -,
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the doctor. We then
went to another doctor,
but he could not help
him, and in our despair
we went to a third one.
Matters became so bad
that he had regular
holes in his cheeks,
large enough to put =
finger into. The food
had to be given with q
spoon, for his mouth
was covered with crusts
as thick as a finger, and
whenever he opened the
mouth they began to
bleed and suppu1ate, "a
did also his eyes.
Hands, arms, chest, and
back, in short the whole
body, was covered over
and over. We had no
rest by day or night.
Whenever he was laid
In his bed, we had to
pin his hands down
otherwise he would
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TERRIBLE ECZEMA
ON LII TIE BOY
Mouth and Eyes Covered With
Crusb- Face ltched Most Fear
fuIly-Hands Pinned Down to
Prevent Scratching
MIRACULOUS CURE
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES

When my little boy was six months old, he
mad eczema. The sores extended so quickly
eseS the whole body that we at once called in
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scratch MS face, ana
make an open sore. I think his face must
have itched most fearfully.
I'VE finally thought nothing could help,
and had made up my mind to send my wife
with the child to Europe, hoping that the sea
air might cure him, otherwise he was to be
put under good medical care there. But,
Lord be blessed, matters came differently,
ana we soon saw miracle. A friend of ours
spoke about Cuticura. We made trial with
Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent, and
within ten days or two weeks we noticed q
decided Improvement. Just as quickly as the
sickness had appeared it also began to dis
appear and within ten weeks the child was
absolutely well, and his skin was smooth and
white as never before" F. Hohrath, President
OF the c. L. Hohrath Company, Manufact-
urers OF Silk Ribbons, 4 to 70 Rink Alley,
June s., 1905. South Bethlehem. Pa
Cutcura Soap, Ointment and Pills sold throughout
nc world Potter Drug Chem Corp Sole Props Boston.
Ss- Mailed Free " How to Care for the SKIM