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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-08
LAWRENCE Polznsk. WHO
SHOT AND KILLED ALECk
skRoUPA AND WOUNDED
MIKE sKRoUPA. NARROWLY
ESCAPES BEING STRUNG UP.

Ravcradalr uas the scene n one
ana what may prove 60 be two
murders last night az 70 O'Clock
when Lawrence Palsnak, 81 years
Ola. shot and killed Aloek skroupa.
aEsd a.. in The Mafkua saloon. and
perhaps fatally wounded Alike
ssraupa.
ponuak has been M naveuHdaie
about two weeks. working AT Dads
Vile lie became acquainted with
William. Airck and Mike skrnupa.
brothers Last saturday night be
had angry words with William. the
Youngest ~ the men This lcd %
the shooting. which eliminated last
night
palznak shot Aioek On the stam-
ach. killing him Instantly Mike.
the SECOND eldest brother. thrust
himself IN front N hia brother and
was shot through the head. the
bullet coming cut at the Jaw Dep
utv Coroner Wutsie. who happened
90 be- IN RavenHdale at the time.
was soon on the scene. ana with pf.
O. r Huye attended the wounded
man. The man viii probably de
Immediately after the shooting
DEPUTY sheriff gtafWleh. nilod hy
Frank Markus Invaded MarkuF
house. where po'znak had barrie
raded himself MarkuH went fret
and WIS followed by atarWigh
rfauchiuR behind him. RuH iu hand
Or first sight ~ atarwleh. rolzask
raised Hla gun TO- shoot but STAR
wien knocked him down With blow
ON the head a crowd ~ 80 men
asked the sheriff f1f permission io
lynch PoiHak. and acre only held
off 81 the point Of ffafaieh.a gun
\ second investigation ~ the af-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-08
COUNCIL DID NOT APPROVE OF
MuRPHY-MAYoR MOORE RE
APPOINTS MALoNEY AS So.
PERiNTENpENT OF STREETS.

James Murphy was turned down
by the council last night as super.
intendent Of streets The vote WAS
"a 20 I against his confirmation.
Councilman Kclso. OF the Eleventh
ward. was the only member who
voted for him
NJ r Malonev was appointed By
MAYOR Moore MS superintendent Of
streets this morning The board Of
public works refused 20 recognize
either Walters OF Maioney The
fatter's appointment was made
about a:30 o'clock bat. owing 70
The fact that Corporation Counsel
scott Calhoun was engaged In
court. he WAS unable To- get his
bond approved tn time To be pres
ant ne the opening Of the session
of the board OF public works. Ma
ioncv arrived about ~ O'Clock.
after the board had completed its
most important business, accom-.
panied hy Secretary wilkins. who
introduced him 10 an the members
of the board. including Mr. Walters.
who up to that time. To- all APP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-08
MOB TRIES TO LYNCH
MURDERER

fair wua made today by Deputy
Coroner WHfais. and q Hast-martem
Naa held bY ur HeFc ueef the BODY
Of Aleek Skfaupa.
p0iausk vac brought 90 Seattle
this morning by Deputy sheriff
stareleh ard ur Wiltsle and lodged
~ The county jail
Po,snsk Gives story.
Pnlzusk told the story of the
shooting % reporter Tor The star
this morning
The trouble began Saturday
night be declared william
skr0upa started 10 fool with me.
ia Was intoxicated. and ! resented
his actions he got angry ard told
me % watch out that there would
be trouble
q thought nothing more ~ the
matter Last niFht Markua. the sac
loon keeper told me 70 bee careful
that the brothers were going to
lick me he advised me g. get out
II the way Instead ] got mY gun
and went over to the saloon.
Alex entered just behind me IN
the saloon I saw that hla two
brothers we're waiting Turning.
Alex sW0rc az me, aud ! saw that
he was drawing hig cleucheH fiat
back 10 strike l drew my gun and
told him Go be careful or "a shoot
shoot If you want To-. he
yelled. and before I knew what waa
doing ! had pulled the trigger
Turning. fired at Mike and made
mY escape"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-08

number Of instances during their
terms of office HUT no member -
the council dared % propose dcpriv-
iug them % the power to bass ou tho
bonds
Tho difference probably lies IN the
fact that Mayors Humcs and Rail
liuger were elected on the same
ticket as the then members ~ the
license and revenue committee.
while Mayor Moore was not
Two 81 the four members OF tho
license and revenue committee ia
vufiug the change. Cnuncnmcn Gon-
way and Morrison. have been menu
beers ~ the council under previous
administrations. Conway during
Hallinger'H term. and Morrison dur
ing Mayor Humcs' admlnlstfu tom
Cauuav'H attitude o. not surrflF-
Ing His election 20 the council was
due 20 the support u The eiancys
sawyers previous experience IN
politics was limited Go assisting ou
the outside Of the precinct voting
place on sloctiuu dHy Ills election
ta Che council Wps duo to the Piper
CLANCY faction Sawyer Is probably
acting under orders from he3lquar-
teHa
Morrison has had considerable
previous experience I'm politics He
has been "a member of The council
ulao "a member of The house OF rsr-
reaenafivrs and speaker Of the
house. Morrison usually goes viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-08
Will Garry Out Its Threat and Take From
Him the Power to Approve or DisapprOve Of
Saloon License Bonds.

Since he has been mayor of Seattle. William Hickman
Moore has given TO this city clean administration
lie has stood in the way OF the lawess, in the council
and OF IT.
lie has denied disreputabIe the privilege OF oper
ating saloons
He has vetoed legislation passed by the city council that
the face Of bad.
He has denied the counelthe right say that saloon
shall be opened on property owned by the county.
In doing these things he has antagonized the city
Gil and has made enemies Of Of the council who
thrive the better when lavess conditions exist in the city
For this the council has combined against him 10
block his work In taking from him the right approve
dsapprove Of bonds furnished by saloon seeking
licenses the council viii rob him of great power for good
The word has gone forth from the council chamber that
Mayor Moore is be checked up suddenly other
that lac TO be permitted to make himself strong
the people"
The suggestion has been made that application by tho
voters OF the recall in two wards might have good
effect upon the council
Why not try it7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-08
MURPHY TURNED out
MALONEY IN

pearances, had acted as full-fledg-
ed member OF the board.
Mr.. wilkins handed City Enei-
noer Thomson the mayors letters
notifying the board OF Maloncys
appointment
Mr Thomson handed it 20 Seerc
tary Bagley, with instructions 90
read a. After Mr Bagley had done
80. Superintendent NOunss moved
that it be placed on file.
Mr. Walters. In a lOund voice,
seconded the motion.
Nj Thomson's face was a study
Tie finally announced that be would
communicate with the corporation
councils office by telephone As
he was unable 10 get Mr. Calhoun
Mr Thomson finally concluded
that. as the mayor was a native
OF Missouri. the chairman OF the
board OF bubble works would have
tS be shown what right either
Walters or MalOnoy had TO MEM
bershln on the board IF pueblo
works Tho only acceptable meth-
oj OF proof viii Doe a writ Of man
date issuing from the superior court
Of King county
Until the rule interruption
caused hV NalangyH entrance Che
business went on In a quiet, hum
drum manner
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hlle the thrce Mafn seated ia the
aal0oa. obviously talking ~ the al.
legged wrongs suffered b. the ciEaf
dealer. and NJ the time ~ the MI
ing there Waa uu one IN TIE bar.
room save che harientera. who fled
for their lives when the first shot
rang oHt
Letters e a pathetic n1iHfs left
by the arrd mnn prove that be had
planned the Milling ~ Russell and
fh1f he had brooded over the saloon
Keepers nt treatment ~ him until
The yelling hatred ln hiH heart left
him only one desire and that vas
10 kiiI the man ahD had wfOnEed
and Inundated him
one 81 the letters was ta hia son.
whom he ptiiuilR advised as % his
future conduct and whom be az.
Hsrte1 90 keep some triHketH IN bis
trunk. another waa 90 The coroner.
sh1m BE- directed 90 hurry him just
BE- be- fell and the third uaH %
Postmaster Stewart with whom he
was friendly and ~ whom he had
SPOKEN ~ his hof.
All the ahtainahia stories ~ The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-08
MINSTREL SHOW

The minstrel show OF the Seattle
high school has been fairly launch
cd. A meeting OF the boys inter-
terested Was held yesterday after
noon and several signed up for end
men. and others are getting up
sketches and monologs. Ne outside
talent viii be allowed TO take part
In the show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-08
SCHOOLS MAY
Be CLOSED

II more coal is not furnished the
public schools Of Seattle. they must
close. according 20 a statement this
afternoon by Secretary Jones Of
the school board.
Columbia and Capitol Hill schools
closed for two hours this morning
for lack OF fuel
At present the schools are only
being furnished with enough coal
10 run through the day.
The University OF Washington
has sufficient 10 run for the re-
malnder Of the week. a large sup
ply having been received the past
three DAYS.
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ELECTRIC coNVEYoRs ARE
READY FOR THE lsTHMUS.

McCabs a Hamilton. the steve
dere firm. hes another shipment Of
electric coueHvorH 90 readiness for
the next steamer 81 tho Kosmaa line
which aaus hero AZ with former
shipments. the Coutoynfs Hra dea-
tined FOR sniiua cruz and are FOR
nee handling freight at the terminus
81 the railroad which crosses the
TehnuHtepce peninsula,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-08
WHISKY RING
SLABS AT THE MAYOR

the tide. rather than brcasfinE the
current aud IN this instance It hap
pens 20 be the whisky tide"
Reynolds b. noviee in Seattle
politics lie represents the univer-
silly district the new Tenth ward.
he has proven an easy Victim 81 the
"a lies % others
The callher Of the members q
the license and revenue committee
furnishes the best explanation Of
their attitude. They are simply
automatons carrying out the orders
81 an invisible though not unknown
power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-08
FREIGHT SERVICE
Is CANCELLED
fssrinp. Tslsaraph ssrvles.l

SPOKANE. Jan. S.-Owing TO the
coal shortage. the Oregon Railroad
4 Navigation company has been
obliged TO cancel its freight service.
their remaining supply of coal be.
ing necessary tor the passenger
service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-08

affair So 20 prove that at b ans
action ~ wufd oihaf Than that tne
GUIDED Ia hts ieiirfs. vhleh he ih,
tended should nes - efened pntN
after his death had Eunona indi.
Gated ihas b. contemplated ths kHi-
tea % RusmeH The hssd eisAf
dealers fury - hatred seemed CD
have eanEsElea into cold dsliD-
Grafton ebieh Wgula b. satisfied
elth uothinE bat TIE 3eath ~ Ras.
ssn.
Turner q, sAioon.
Attorney TURNER bad been aum-
uaaaed "a the saiaan probably 20
ansaai Hnastll ln the eviction - H.a-
naaH. wufgh Has g. have taken
place yesterday The afiafuef
passed thr Cigar dealers stand 8nd
the latter nodded "a him pleasantly
aa ~ ralaaed A mau1efft iairt En-
rssaHa followed ruruef in9s she "a
iuan. Wbsrs lhey we're Joined b.
RussFfL and the thrse men had
drink AZ ths bar
Ihris Conversation az that time
vas conducted lu au nfdiHars tone.
and no one suspected that fhtgs wan
murfes iB the heart 81 one ~ them.
Having bad their arink she three
men walked e a ultls table al tho
end ~ fhs baf in thr rear Of ihH
Saloon and aaf duNn They had
only been fhare frw nomsnte
when Emmpns rose quickly snatch
"a a revolver from hia Pocket and
Tired
Il is not thought that thn buiiet
was intended Tor Turner. bat iu any
event b. was TIE oua 60 receive o.
Fires Another Shat.
Emmens fired again. ana this bull
let also struck she attorney Then
ths cigar dealer turned tbe weapon
uHaa N8sseli. who had been Zoo
aHnared e. move. and nfr1 bullet
into hts breast Finally WITH de-
uharats caoia~as. he turned ani
waikei to ore 20 the large mirrors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-08

The whisky ring" has carried out
itn threat Tho mayor On to BE- de-
prlted - his present ufcroeativs Of
being allowed TO approve or dis
nprevc bonds furnished rs saloon
licensees That authority ia 10 be
vested in the comptroller and the
CITY treasurer Jointly As neither
~ these officials in anxious 90 as
sumo the additional responsibility.
the natural assumption De- that tho
only purpose Of the amendment H.
to humiliate the mayor. and t. make
more obvious the breach between
enc escculiY, aud the council
There is considerable doubt among
lawyers whether che mayor. under
enc charter. has any authority 10
refuse to affix his signature 20 a
bond except on the ground Of che in
runlelrucy Of the mrrilcF Mayor
Moore has not refused to affS his
signature o. o. bond Offered by amy
liceHaae except m one instance. and
that on The ground that the prop
crtv ON which tho uceuarr was
authorized Gu sell liquor wa county
property and that under the state
law. a liability would be Imposed ON
sine county Tho mayor took che
attitude that the ordinance granting
the license WINS illegal
Was All Right Then.
Roth Mayor Hmes and Mayor
BaliuRer refused 20 approve the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-08
TRIPLE TRAGEDY CAUSED
BY DESIRE. FOR REVENGE
lsrrEe TO POSTMASTER STEWART.

Seattle, January :.
~. Stewart p. NJ Dear SIR know shst have kind
hsss oF boz, ted abeu down IN North
pstota. ho~ xih yea hndy letter be-. he -
lst, entirely siaas nth restvs ths Advise hn
stay cid faneh hi, da~n
~it be Inclined ebas ss address IL
o. X. Em1aona. cisnolln North uAksts
W. eMaoHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-08

n TIE piece ana sent a bullet Int
his oan head 10 afs~oina hasf
aFpua1 as y iinHeurd - ne gafea
- ihe ahat, und fvll heaYnY 90 tho
dnw
o. the mssHtisne Tufner sad nuss
sell Hh1s daah faf tho aaar. Ct
ihe lAFtstheia q vnieh he *.
fofnef fell ard espire3 intasfiKh
fgsn #huwHa that anr - fhs builetn
bad penetrated his Hksr ard the
aihef bad lodged On BE auiae
ftuaaail vas ante a. tHakr hts WaY
e TIE Savoy hatei ahsft b. YES
later KiNrn Temporary Treatment
and removed 60 the Providence hos
nitai here q was faand thsi he
haa been shni IN TIE breast ths
1eafeu missile having panaea
lhfaaea he body and sut ~ fas
shoulder
When the haffsndsfa recovered
their courage sufficiently 10 venture
cast from their hlIinE places thnY
found fsmmaua stretched a. ron
length 90 the noar before the has.
hieediHE horribly from a wannd en-
che head The cigar dealer had
placed The pistol directly behind his
lefi ear ard ths bullet had torn
uut both 81 HE eyes and left a
rapinE hole in TIE front % his head
lie Raa removed 20 the wayaid
Emergency hospital whsre be ilns
ssfst. unconscious ard blind. Tor
more than - hours. despite the ter
ffhir nature "a htN woand
Rsssslrs cendssiss.
Al & O'Clock thta afternoon Il uaa
stated az the Providence hospital
that Russell Naa 81 a serious eandt-
ton hui Nauld probably recover
The man AS veFf weak from loss
- blood and the shock and when
aeeu by star reporter said
4 can't talk now I au shot
through the heart and csn't live
uut I Win die game am not
CONTINUED on PAGE sixl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-08
LETTER TO MIKE WRIGHT.

LETTER. TO MIKE Whi1fi
Seattle. January s.
NJ Nike Wright
Dear ST.
an gsng 70 ssrod that pimp out Z want you 70 take
snargs Of all Plant In Seattle Leave all
~ clothes shoes al NY body IN fact want 70 Be
wired Just az drop Save what you out Of the wreck
f ny boz q clothing At the Reliable Transfer
company You will find the bill IN ny pocket NY trunk is
N room No 4, Woodbins wish you to send both
'aa 81 yaa Of ny property to o. T. Emmons. Glen
SHo, ~ o. N. wright / know you know lust how I
a. placed With ss9undrsi and explain thnaa
want TO- 50 leave you.
Truly yours,
7. ". EAMoHs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-08

Passionate hatred f0r The man
10. Be claimed had cheated him.
holsei bin and heaudsd him sitb
hsaltinE threats. cansed r. W I'm.
hous The g4feaTald proprietor of
~ cigar stand in the RUSSELL a
MI salooa 1900 First az. 10 90.
81 a tfighifui tragedy last night.
xhich cot onlf cost The life II g.
y Tuner. one of the ettys BEST
NOW lawyers ana resulted iu the
SERIOUS WpuudinE 81 Andy q Hus.
ssl. boz which eliminated IN bits
eNn dsafh 81 iz-1 % O'Clock this a.
isfrdqn af the Wagalac Emergency
h1spitai, shore b. had been taken.
sllnded b. the bullet sent bY him
mo BIS own brain
The mqckeF9 o. the triple TRACE
q, Ehleh was enacted ln the Saloon
= firsf av, at ~ O'Clock last night.
= mat u The trio eho figured iu
ne affair The oulH man who o.
eaped Nth bic lie was Ande r..
Russell the salo0ukfepaf. against
shom The unfortunate eIzalIaf'a
bate vas directed and in The a.
smpi 70 hll wh0m ho sacrificed
hls oFa iiis and the f.fa 70 che o..
tofuey. whose bodF 'uru. he'd an
naitienti0naf TARGET f1r hIa bullets.
Scene q the Shooting.
kmm0ns shot Turner and Russell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-08
I ". Emmons Kills Gen. C. w. Turner, Shoots
ANDY 7. Russell and Sends Bullet Into His
Own Brain, Dying This Morning.-Russell's
Condition Serious. Murderer Leaves Letters
Explaining His Act
EmsoNs FAREWELL LETTER TO Hts SON.
Seattle Ia

!. snaoNs FAREWELL LETTER TO Hts SON
J. Seattle. "a.
: NJ Dear Boy
BY you receive this vii be under the Sod
! eeezuss have act irto ~s Ne has
! ssss-d fer months stand
ksasr / wilt very ard my
sAsxks SO grieys min
: 81. for ny ara ysa 10 DO .
us Ger year rshta. be much small
honest ard have always been %
act cone belongs ysg
= ne@ eam saains, u Hseiy esan ts &c
ne taxes stay rsh,
Grss 700 cid enough settle Go
a., ard hurt strap
soa Keep thras moving wilt al right
Of shipssrsk will be cert 10
str ny sisthns. the old relics
n ~ ,rans your short after
h* msay lopg years snons
Soossy forever 50 be T. and God be
= ~lth yoa. ny bay.
= Ysuf old Dad,
T. Enmoas .
a a 4
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ssss $3.50 49, q
. VICTIMS or LAST NIGHT 5
. TRIPLE TRACE pY.

Ger. c. ~ Turner. ore -
ne eest kns~n sttornsYs 81 =
. ths city. shot ard Instantly .
: killed. .
q Y VI. Eumorx. the murder. .
sr, died IF his ssif irfilctsd :
= eoena at t2.zo o'ciuck tnis .
= afternoon a. TIRE Waysias .
. Emergency hospstaL .
. Andy 7. Russell. owner 81 .
. TIE saloon az TOO First az. .
. hatred for whom prorspise tne .
. triple tragedy, shot through .
. tse breast N prsearious .
. co0aition az Presideaes hes .
. pltsL .
49, tsak a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26
FLY TO PIECES
The Eject of Coffee On Highly Organ
ixed People.

81 have been a coffee user for years,
and about two years ago got In a very
serious condition of dyspepsia and IN
digestion 1t seemed to me ] woulo
flv to pieces. l was so nervous that
a the least noise I was distressed
and many times could not straighteh
myself up because OF the pain
My physician told me / must not
eat any heavy or strong food and or
dered a diet. giving me some medicine.
I followed directions carefully. but
kept on using coffee and did not get
any better Last winter my husband
who was away on business, had Pos
tum Food Coffee served to him in the
family where he boarded.
He liked 1t so well that when he
came home he brought some with him.
We began using 1t and I found it most
excellent. While / drank 1t my stom-
ach never bothered me in the least, and
got over my nervous troubles. When
the Postum was all gone we returned
to coffee. then my stomach began 10
hurt me as before and the nervous
conditions came on again.
That showed me exactly what was
the cause OF the whole trouble, so ]
quit drinking coffee altogether ana
kept on using Postum. The old trou-
bles left again and I have never had
any trouble since" THERE'S a Rea-
SON" Read. The Road to Wellville,"
in pkgs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26
INCENDIARY'S WORK
TWELVE LOSE LIVES IN CALIFOR-
MA FIRE.
Bucket Containing Candle and Rags
Saturated with Coal Oil Found In
Rear of the Destroyed
Stable

San Jose, Calf, May 25--Two I'M
identified bodies were taken from the
debris of disastrous fire on Market
street this afternoon, and with one
identified as that of John Mcdonald,
An employe of the San Jose Water
Company, and one recovered this
morning, brings the death list up to
four.
That ten or dozen other bodies are
in the ruins the firemen and search
ing parties have little doubt from an
examination of the bur ed premises
which were veritable fretraps and
from the statements of the keeper of
the lodging house. G.. w. Taverty
was arrested today on suspicion of
having set fire , the fee6 store where
the blaze started
1t is alleged that TaVerty was seen
yesterday by one of his former en-
pioyes in the act of cutting up Ian
robe, portions of which were found BY
the police and fremen well soaked
with coal oil
At o'clock this afternoon fire
broke out in the rear OF Browns com
mission store in NoTth Market Street
and in a few minutes spread to Tav-
erty's livery stable and the Union
lodging house directly alb re 1T. Tween
ty horses in Taverty's stables were
burned. but those in Browns barn
were saved. A large buc..et in which
was piece of candle and a quantity
of rags saturated with coal oil, found
In the rear of Browns place, near A
lot of hay indicating that the fire was
the work of an incendiary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26

Exposure and dampness had ruined my
once robust health. ! had catarrhal
affections of The bronchial tubes and
for time there was a doubt as to
my recovery. My doctor advised me
short time my health began to improve
very rapidly the bronchial trouble
gradually disappeared and in three
months my health was fully restored
An Ever-Present Foe.
The soldier Is especially subject TO
cartarrh In the barracks and on the
field Peruna is found equally efficacious
to overcome the physical enemy. II
taken in time 1t will prevent colds
from developing into catarrh. Even
after a cold has settled in some organ
of the body Peruna can be relied upon
as an efficacious remedy to promptly
overcome st.
Peruna will relieve catarrh, whether
acute or chronic. but few doses of It
taken In the first stages of the disease
will be more effective than when the
disease has become established.
Chronic Catarrh of the Head.
Mr.. w. s. Wadsworth, 81 Chestnut
ST., Camden, Me, writes:
IT felt a constant desire to clear my
throat and head, and for months ! lost
nv sense of taste and smell entirely.
1 expected your Peruna would be
like other so-called catarrh remedies.
but after persistiqg in its use for>
reasonable length of time, / found
was mistaken. / think there il no rem
edy equal to Perunn for catarrh."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26

hdmirars Words Carry Weight.
Rear Admiral Hichborn Is one of
the best-known officers in our navy.
His statements concerning Peruna will
have much weight as they go out in
the world. What he says is echoed
by many others of high standing.
What the Admiral Says.
Philip Hichborn, Rear Admiral of
the u. S. Navy. Washington. d. c..
writes:
"After the use Of Peruna for a short
period, can now cheerfulIy recon-
mend your valuable remedy to any one
who Is I'm need of an invigOrating
tonic."-Philip Hichborn.
Kidney Trouble.
Mr. Andrew Cooper, 3S7 Second St.,
Menasha, Wis. President of Menasha
Horticultural Society, and member of
Ancient Order of United workmen.
writes:
Il suffered with kidney trouble for
a number of years. ! took Peruna for
a couple of weeks before ! noticed any
change for the better, but my improve
ment was very fast after that. and in
a little while could go to work again.
I used Peruna for four months and
was rid of all kidney trouble. the
pains in my back were all gone, and
] felt much better all around"
Exposure and Dampness.
Mr.. Sylvester E.. Smith, Room 21S.
Granite Block, st. Louis, Mo-, writes:
"Peruna is the best friend a sick
man can have, A few months ago
came here in a wretched condition.