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Evening journal., 1907-08-06
GOVERNOR SIGNS
TEMPERANCE LAW

By THE JOURNALS Special Wire
ATLANTA, Ca. Aug. 6.-Governor
HolSe Smith to-day. In the presence Of
a large crowd, signed the bill which
makes Georgia a prohibition state.
The success Of the measure is IN a
great degree due TO women OF Georgia,
who fought for it from first to last.
Evening journal., 1907-08-06
Boy Badly injured.

Nathan Mclaughlin, a small boy liv-
ing az No. Az East Tenth street was
seriously injured about the right leg
al ls0 o'clock today, while attempting
60 jump into one OF Bush's coal deliv-
cry wagons at Water and French
streets.
Evening journal., 1907-08-06
City PAYS Awards.

Awards were ordered paid by the
Street and Sewer Directors to-day for
the widening of East Front street.
The sum of $4,000 was directed to be
paid to those interested in the Beckley
and $1,000 to the Nathan Lieb-
erman estate.
Evening journal., 1907-08-06
Fell From His Engine.

William III. A. Turhune employed
as an extra fireman on the Maryland
Division Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
met death by falling from his engine
near Glenolden on Sunday morning. He
was a resident OF Newark. n. j.
Evening journal., 1907-08-06
ON GENERAL STAFF
and Judge. Advocate General in
State Militia.

A spec al order was issued from head
quarters ~ G.. d. last evening, directing
the calling of special election at THE
armory on the evening of August Is to fill
q vacancy in the office Of second lieuten-
ant caused by the promotion Of Edward
G. Bradford, Jr., to be major and Judge
Advocate General on the General staff Of
the Regiment. .itseil,
Evening journal., 1907-08-06
EoR TORPIp LlVER

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
II stimulates healthy liver activity,
relieves constipation, sick headache and
malaria.
Evening journal., 1907-08-06
CHANDLER q gsSsstSnss E%sa1nsS
No. 31l w. Ninth street.

No 1l4 w Ninth Street
Carefrs attention day or night
Bodies IN Boarding Houses. Hotels
md Hospitals removed and cared for
hutn 6aa4med- Carriages furnished
Espointm1Aax 6rrt-cAasA. Both Phonea
Evening journal., 1907-08-06
MEGARY'S AUGUST SALE
Big Furniture House Offers Tempting
Reductions to shrewd Buyers.

The NJ. Megary and Son Company
are ready Tor the on-rush OF that ir-
resistible army-the furnishers and re-
furnishers Of homes. who make II a
seni-annual speciality during August
when the usual sales are carried on
10 clean out the old home goods for
hxings that are up-to-date in design
and quality. From Grand Rapids,
Evening journal., 1907-08-06
Diamond eranae to PIcnle.

Diamond Grange OF stanton last
night decided to hold a picnic and field
day in McFarlin's woods near New
port on Thursday of next week
Evening journal., 1907-08-06
RepresentatIve Harvey lII.

Representative Harvey. Of Brandy
wine hundred, is confined TO his home
with stomach trouble. DR.. Day is in
attendance
Evening journal., 1907-08-06
SIX Min Girls Inspire a Strike.

WILkESBARRE. August 6.-Four
hundred silk mill workers employed at
the Wilkesharre silk Mil and 150 OF
the Bamford Brothers Mil here went
on strike, without notice TO their em-
ployers, today. Later they presented
demands for an eight-hour day and
higher wages. The strikers comprise
about two-thirds Of the working force
and to avoid trouble both mills were
shut down. The strike was inspired
by a committee OF the striking silk
Evening journal., 1907-08-06
Local Quotations

Wholesale quotations In the produce anf
poultry market reported by Thomas ~
stavton az l o'clock this afternoon,
Blackoerrles' -.... '-. ...............6c-i0c
Huckleberries ..... .sc-1oc
Tomatoes. basket .... ............. 4oc- ~
cucumbers, basket ..-.. .7bc-s1 nj
Cantaloupes. crate ............. ss * sersl
Watermelons hundred. ,.... -. .s2O-S2l
reaches carrier '..'- ............S2 275-SS. I'd
Potatoes. barrel ..... ...........sl % e. "
Iappaee' pashet .s..s -. .-....-....... Bo
Cabbage, barrel ..... ................6 .65c-75e
onions oasket -.... ..-........ .S0o-06d
SeteIs, u11en 80. .s.s ...-......... .b0c-e14
Beans, lgreen) basket .......,.......t .tOc-50,
Beans, lwaO basket ......r....... =. 100 soc
Egss, lDel and Nd. dozen { sR.s2 -. .isc
SnaeNens' I'VE e-,'s.' ~'..s...--.s., .i3o1-llo
Evening journal., 1907-08-06
Stock Markets
Z THE JouRNAEs sneeIal wlre.

By THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-The stock market
opened irregular but with most issues
lower. Penna, opened s-s higher and Ana
eonda. Reading and Rock Island started
is better. Smelling and Northern Paci-
fic were unchanged. Sugar and Del and
Hudson lost half at the outset. Great
Northern pfd. and ore. certificates de-
clined 3-4 and Southern Pacific and, Steel
pfd. is. Amalgamated lost Ia and Steel
common is. Union Pacific declined half
per cent.
Evening journal., 1907-08-06

Miss Helen Jersld has returned home
from t=o days stay az Betterton.
Evening journal., 1907-08-06

Miss Ellen S. Keenan, is at wildwood,
y. J., for two weeks.
Evening journal., 1907-08-06

I o'clock quotations from Scott & Co..
Bankers and Brokers, 9o2 Market St.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-04

Miss Carrie Sulzbacher. 10 whom
the gift was sent, lives with her broth.
DR., b. L. Sulzbacher. 5i4 Wabash
venue Miss Sulzbacher did not care
10 say anything about the incident.
DIR, 3D. L. S~uizbacher confirmed the
Mnskogee report. The wedding pres.
ent was received here he said" land
II caused surprise in the family be,
cause the date for the wedding had
not even been announced.
My sister will be married early in
March 10 Mr.. J. s. Bradwin, an at.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-04

t0rney Of New fork City. The exact
date will be announced later. when
she received the handsome present
from a Mr.. Sharp. she at once notified
father. thinking he had told Mr..
Sharp OF the coming marriage. The
family here was o even acquainted
with Sharp and IL Is a mystery 20 US
why the gift came from that source"
Judge Sulzbacher's home Is In Kan
a City. He was appointed from New
Mexico associate justice of the su.
preme court OF Porto Rico. From there
he was transferred TO a judgeship In
the Indian Territory.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-04

aEsaeA as&as assees - - iaeoa-
s49erAhse loss cE Ea9@F.
so far &s yoar asAae s&arS aa8 ether
wAss @nteFSEAae# Aaa4 III sa@ asn@se
@sns park In 4aestaaa - es2cegz&1.
- sal Dc CAD 1t So amss 70 H.
sagns2ss s2CA g2ssxsgs< service -
twesa tie t0wn 81 saFk - seems .
- HaeessaEy auE1ag tAs p@rsed ct
saeA fair. etc, B2t I tA&EE. heyona
faaa. tie c0&z@eEraa. club aaa tn
p@apae u Las Vegas sA>aA MOI ssk
- - GO.
Il ID tTBe tkat ws lave a1Eertises
tie Hot sPEfaEs as4 The Ganlnas
c&ayon. bat q h srse also TIA, this
ass neEer hroagAt - aay material da,
rect profit. ard With the hotel esosea
~. an vas absolutely necessary.
there seemed 10 requirements for
service than tAas Ne are now
II IN In any way wrong ahoa,
tkis. please advise ne have asksa
cur peosle 70 look Into the matter
AL shah try and ascertain The
facts. and IN I find l - wrong l shall
writs you further.
Yours truly.
". d JANSEN
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-04

ular ana special atteaIoa 10 tie Hoe
Springs and the eanyoa II the Gam
aas Isadiag into the heart Of the
m~Oaatains. the oaiy poiEts reached
By rail- from Las Vega
IL IN Unnecessary 10 state that this
advertising his resulted i'm hringfng
= great number Of tourists % Ills
city from time to time and the trip
10 the springs and eanyon has been
the chief source @ deiIgh, 10 them
and 10 the heaithseskers who have
resided here In varying numbers.
Further. the people Of this com
manity have, ut an expense Of about
t20yOo0y00. built al attractive amuse-
ment park and nee track along the
branch linz within . short distance
of tho Hot Springs. This park. BE-
Ing about four miles from the city.
can only b. reached by the branch
line or by conveyance. For the past
two years. fairs have been held at
this park which have resulted not
only IN good 10 the city but IN bust.
ness 70 your company. a. many Wis.
itors have been brought 10 the city
over your road. 10 say nothing Of the
carnival companies and horses NJ
tending these annual events. IL was
hoped that the largest and best fair
ever attempted would be held this
year. but this viii be absolutely pre-
eiuied unless adequate service Ii
furnished on the said line.
For these reasons. which are only
a few Of the more important points
iavoiyed. VIC ask your personal con
sideration Of the matter. trusting q
your sense % Justice TO give the
fquestion here presented a complete
Investigation not only from the
standpoint Of the welfare OF this
community In which We have always
felt your company was interested
hut from the standpoint Of the road
as well which has interests OF con
siderable magnitude involved.
II Is not our desire 20 enter into
the merits Of the application Of the
Las Vegas Railway and Power Com.
pany for a renewal OF It's lease with
the A.. r. G. y. =. Ry. Co. 10 urge
that a service BIO established on the
Hot Springs branch which will ena.
ble the people served by such line
TO have adequate transportation IA.
eilities TO and from the city and to
enable the people Of the city to enjoy
the natural advantages placed al
their doors In the fullest and most
complete manner possible.
Very respectfully yours,
G. A. FLEMING,
Sec. Commercial Club Of Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-04

80 TAey ase alleged to AaEe 1aEra
Fses sAwyer. GaasAeE Oil n&n. fE3a
tAe -awass@&s&oa of aa Gil a@ase tn lhe
.sapmApa neA4 sn%e time 49,. An aa-
9@a<ca@a was ASKED ~ Wazoaeg AMI
The Csc weGt 10 gA~ E2falA oouz1.
where 5s1s< saarh&eA@v presa4es Taa
lease w&s Gee26e1 Ia sAaEx order All
ag&aEss sap l. sao&a- Thea Jade
sgaGAaeA@F e.sn2ea,ed CO lie Wedding
gift SAP Aa@self II In Texas Hl~
Attorneys 44 a@ know anything absaf
tie Eft
a Silver Set Hersh $500.
sA&Eps gift consisted q 4 sl,e,
dian~T aaa tesseE, set valued a. g..
ea Miss SRiEhaeher did no, know
Sharp Talaking b. ~as probably
TREAD Of h~r fathers, she Immediate
iF Informed him OF the Circumstances
Tie 3a1ge thea notified The daughter
that 'Ae gift ooald not - accented
Ia the meantime the silver Ii in T..
hanSzs City bank II xf1l BE- returned
10 sT, Sharp With 9 polite O Of
.A4nks
! I'd" case In which Sharp In q lltlgaa.
lin ODE involvtng an Oil lease ON leo
@eT~s q land In the head Of the Clean
poa which is estimated 10 BE- worth
Iae'eeS- The land belongs to zese
Moore . negrO. DOW serving five years
I the i~avenwOrth peni,entiary N,
safceoy Sharp 4 Sloan have a lease
On the land and Fred Sawyer has q
o@ed 10 tt, II was On this property
that the fight occurred In which Shan
d Sloan. with winches,ers. drove Of,
thirty men working on the land for
Sawyer.
When sharp obtained a Temporary
restraining order against Sawyer In
Judge salsbacher's court NJ Wagon pr
he thought the case was permanent,
decided and G 20 Texas. The mex
day Judge Sulrbacher rot a Telegram
from a tewelry house In Dallas request
Ing the name Of his daughter. He sen
the name and address. The following
day Miss Sulzbacher received the DO,
OF expensive silver.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-04

Also q donation was received from
the Rama Sunday school. Logan, n. NJ,
Mrs. J, e. Johnson. treasurer, for fur.
nishing a tent. We wish TO MAKE
special mention of the following com
panies: The Aqua Pura for water and
ice since 1890. Crystal Ice Co. for dis
titled water and ice. The Colorado
Telephone and the Las Vegas Tele-
phone companies for free use of tele.
phones. The Optic for the liberal use
OF their columns whenever requested,
the Santa Fe Railroad Co. for special
rates for patients and help. We wish
also to express our appreciation OF
the numerous donations sent to the
hospital on Thanksgiving and during
the holidays. These gifts have been
personally acknowledged.
This list will show that We have
not solicited the merchants and bust
ness men. who give a liberal reduction
and credit us for months. but those
who are not called upon to help this
institution in any other way, and we
are very grateful to them for their
willing and liberal spirit shown our
committee.
LADIES RELIEF SOCIETY.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-04
LAS VEGAS HOSPITAL
NOW CLEAR OF Debt
Valued Aid Given 10 Las Vegas Hos
ptai BY Citizens Placing inst.
tufion On its Feet.

The Ladies' Relief society wish to
make the following statement, 10 show
that since their report Of the fiscal
year ending November 30th, 1896.
showing them 10 be $500 In debt, they
have. through their usual receipts and
the assistance Of the citizens, who
never in the history of this institution
have taken such vital interest I'm the
work accomplished by this organlza.
ton. m at present. been able TO clear
up this Indebtedness. The following
list Of names and amounts donated
wKNt mnnxh g. a-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-04
Entirely Ignsss Suggestion Of q Renewal Of the Leas
with The Las vesss Railway and Power Company
States that Any Increase b the Passenger Ser.
vice on the Branch Means Loss 10 Road Of
No IncoRsdnrabIe Sum Of Money.

Tie s&as& Fs Railroad eonpaar
k2s turned aoxn the demands q the
Commercial club ct tAss city for b@s
ter service O. tie Hot Springs
hFaach sna the only place a Interest
10 Strangers II Las VEGAS and IT,
place o. recreatsoa ~ the entire com
mEnity Il practically closed I the
pablo. a. far - railway service il
concerned.
Mr. Buddseks. president of the
Las Vegas Railway and Poser con-
pany, says that b. has given up nj.
most MI hope ~ a renewai II the
lsase. and n negotiations are not En-.
tered into soon. the company viii re-
move the poles and trolley wires
from the road. and II this 10 ever
done. they viii never be replaced.
The letter addressed 10 President
H. r. Ripley u the Santa re. by the
order Of the directors Of the Com.
merciai club. and the answer from
W. b. Jansen. fourth vice president.
are a follows:
Y. p. Ripley. Esq. President A.. T. .
g. Y. ny. Co. Chicago. Ill
Dear Sir: At a meeting d tho
board u directors Of the Commercial
club Of Las Vegas. held Saturday ey.
sning. January 10. 1907. It was. upon
motion. ordered that a letter be a.
dressed 20 you By the secretary with
reference To the branch line of the
A., T. q q. r. Ry.. between this city
and the Las Vegas Hot Springs and
GaiIinas Canyon.
When the Las Vegas Railway Il
Power company ceased operating
this line on November / last. Il was
confidently expected by the great
majority Of the citizens Of this com.
mnnity that your company would
shortly restore the service maintain.
ed by II previous to the, taking over
Of the line by the local street car
company.
Up TO the present time. such has
not proved TO be the case. and the
only TRANSFORMATION facilities afforded
have been tho operation Of n train.
leaving the city at 8 n. m, and re-
turning AZ an indefinite time. This
IN felt tn be a great hardship and In.
Justice 10 the community for the rear
son that the great majority OF the
families living along and above tie
line In question have been In the
habit OF doing the greater part Of
their purchasing M well as making
frequent visits with their friends and
relatives I'm the city and town Of Las
Vegas.
Further. the residents OF the city
and town have always regarded tho
beautiful Hot Springs and Galiinas
Canyon an the most accessible and
desirable outing spot in this region
and have been In the habit OF fire.
quentiy avaiiing themselves Of the
opportunity for recreation and pleas
ure there afforded, besides having In
all their advertising matter exploited
these regions az some Of the chief
attractions OF this community to all
healthseekers and tourists. This has
been done not alone by the business
men and commercial organizations.
but by the Santa Fe Railway COM
pany as well. which has in all litera-
ture issued by Il bearing upon this
section Of the country, called partic
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-04
JUDGE Louie SILzBACHER
OBJECTS TO PRESENT

Muskogee. I. T.. Feb. Am expeu-
sive wedding present sent TO Miss
Carrie Suzbacher of Kansas City was
the subject Of severe comment by
Judge Louis Sulzbacher, her father, IN
the federal court at Eufala, Indian
Territory, the other afternoon. The
present was sent by F. W. Sharp. a
litigant in the court.
Sharp & Sloan are In the oil bust
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-04

Jones 4 Rogers. the proceedings hav.
Ing adjourned Saturday noon. Attor-
neys Bunker and Hunker have hal
charge Of the taking Of dispositions
so far and already over q dozen wit
nesses have testified.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-04
Jansen's Reply.

Topeka, January ~, 1907.
Mr.. g. A. Fleming. Secretary. Com
mercial Club. Las Vegas. N. NJ.
Dear Sir: In the absence of Presi.
lent Ripley, your communication Of
the cath has been referred to me.
think there Is nothing I a tell
to the people Of Las Vegas about our
experience In the operation Of this
branch that they do not now know.
The service at present in effect Is.
from the standpoint Of passenger
earnings, even more than We ran af-
ford to maintain, and any increase
In the passenger service on the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-04

Walter o'Brien. a cattle inspector
for the cattle sanitary board. loadee
a car Of cattle at watrous yesterday
for Albuquerque. They were beef
cattle for local consumption.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-04

Tie plano recital. TO be given al
the Normal on Thursday evening by
Mrs. Charles l. Kohn and pupils will
begin promptly at eight O'Clock on
account Of the length Of the pro-
gram. Ii IL a general invitation az.
fair.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-04

Tie taking OF testimony In the
Larrazolo contest "a In this coun.
~ was resumed this afternoon at
two O'Clock In the law offices of
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-04
Yelling.

We have lave a complete line of
yelling, all colors. Price, l0c
per yard.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-04
Spider Silk.

We have received the latest
spring novelties in beautiful
summer goods. Csc per yard.
IA yds. in pattern $S. IS.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-04
nexican Hand Drawn
Work.

We have just received a new and
beautiful assortment of this
class Of goods. Call and look it
over.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-04

We have two lots of assorted
Dressed Kid gloves, assorted
sizes and colors. One lot in list
we sold for s1.25 per pair, reduc-
ed to $l.NN. The other lot we
sold for 81 90 reduced to T5c.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-04
Reduced
Prices.
Gilbert's
Taffeta
Silks.
Ladies' Home
Journal Patterns.

'st another list of our real good bargains This is another chance to make
a large saving On goods. Now sa good chance to supply Yourself with the
much needed articles. Read our prices.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-04
$3.50
.....$ ll.25
..s..
ned
$500
Ladies' White Silk
Ties

Natural colors. The gloves are a
very good quality-much bet
ter than you can buy elsewhere.
We always considered giving our
customers good value when we
sold these gloves for $500. Re-
duced for this week to $3.50 per
pair.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-05
NEW SONGS IN THIS
MUSICAL COMEDY
Girls WIN BE Girls" At the Grand
Monday WIN BE Sparkling
With Up-to-Date Things.

VIM. A. Brady's big musical COM
edy company. in Girls VIII Be
Girls" win be the attraction at the
Grand Monday, Jan. I. The same
splendid cast as seen here last sea-
son win be offered. including one of
Americas cleverest comedians, Mr..
Al Leech. and the Three Rosebuds"
and a supporting company of merit.
No attraction presented at this thea
tire last year in the musical comedy
line gave better satisfaction than
Girls WIN Be Girls" The follow
ing new songs viii be sung: "And
That Little Girl is You;" Marie.
VIII You Marry Mel" Gee.
wouldn't That Be Great" Sally. "
"Ah Bon All" etiquette" "Howd'y
Do" Good Morning. Teacher. +"
japanese Lullaby" and Mr.. Leech's
latest success, "He Walked Right in.
Turned Around and Walked Right
ont Again" Mr.. Leech introduced
this song with great success on the
New York Roof the past season.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-05
PARSONS SOUDERS CO.
VERY BUSY TIMES, especially in
the afternoons, reminds you Of the
Christmas times and sales.
Special Offerings in the jan


This white Sale is no loudly HERALD event of scant
importance, but systematic preparation special offer
ings--of things whte-for people who by an
ucipatng their needs
Whine and Cream Woolens, including Voles, Pan
anna, Serge Siclian, Nuns Yelling, Abaros, etc. 2oc
to LIS yard, out of shelves at 20 per cent less
48 inch IS cent Wash Chiffon dainty, soft sheer
material special acc also 44inch Fine Lingerie oc
CLOTH regularly so cents yard, at 05L
36-inch LonsdaIe Sheetng, worth today in the
wholesale market eH, bought largely several Ole
months ago enables to offer at :. 03C
Lot Dollar While Cambria Pethcoats---cut extra
wide with deep fouEsce, trimmed with embroidery rOc
and lace, very special white sale offering J5C
800 New 1907 Spring White Waists---newest
and best values from the whole realm of popular priced
lingerie, values you'll pay $50 TO 200 for later on ooc
being offered in this white sale at Jyt
Lot 81 to $3.50 White Corsets---Rand G, Roya
Worcester, invisible lacng; broken lines styles to IN,
be discontinued reduced fer immediate seI-out III
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-05
OFFICER
IS IMPERSONATED
Noted Raider Of NIoonshiners' Stills
in This State Represented
in Play Tonight.

one Of the leading characters in
THE Moonshiner's Daughter. K
which appears at the Grand opera
house tonight, Is an impersonation OF
n United States governor revenue or
hccr o. this district whose daring ar
rests and bloody encounters with
lawbreakers has made his name one
to be feared BY all offenders Of the
federal laws. The character por-
trays a wen built man. six feet two
Inches tall. and when he appears on
the stage with his ehavy. black mus
tache. broad brimmed black SOM
brero hat and a flowing blue bow
necktie. he is Immediately recogniz-
ed. The Illicit sim which win be
seen in fun operation on the stage
tonight Is the one captured BY this
daring revenue ofaeer in q raid on
the border OF this state and Ken
tucky. In this raid three moonshin-
ers we're killed and two revenue Of
fcers wounded.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-05
MAY BE DESIEXTED.

Mrs. John Huffman. who strange
" left her home at Glen Falls and
went 70 her fathers home at cald-
well, O.. may be demented. Her
husband received a letter from her
sister Saturday morning. stating that
Mrs. Huffman could give no account
OF herself, and could not tell why
she left home or how she came to be
IN Caldwell. Mr. HUFFMAN left on
No. this morning for Caldwell.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-05
COMPETENT JUDGES.

Beauty Doetorn Endorse HerpIeIde.
Women who make business OF beau
flying other women come pretty near
knowing what WIN bring about the best
results. Here are letters from two, con
corning Herpicide:
Il can recommend Newbro's 'sf4erpl-
eide" as It stopped my hair from falling
out; and. a. dressing II has no super
for.
aglEned.) Bertha A. Truninrer
Complexion Specialist,
~ Morrison ST, Portland, Ore"
sAfter using one bottle Of ssHerpicIde-
my hair has stopped falling out, ana nv
scalp Il entirely free nom dandrum
"tsigned9 Grace Dodge,
Beauty Doctor.
s7B Sixth ST.. Portland. Ore"
Gold by leading druggists. Send foc. IN
stampa Tor sampis % Ths Hsrpiclde CO,
Dxkrolt. Nich.
Wells q Haymaksr. Special Agents