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The Washington herald., 1907-02-07
Two Men Held on Suspicion.

While attempting TO dispose OF a lady's
fur-trimmed coat yesterday afternoon, at
local secondhand store, Asa Van Lew,
aged twenty and James Johnson,
aged twenty-four, were arrested by De-
teCuves Horne and Fathers, and will be
held until their possession Of the garment
can be explained. They stated that they
We're from Newark. y. J. Last night
Capt. Boardman notified the police au-
thorities of Baltimore and Philadelphia
about the matter
The Washington herald., 1907-02-07
81. Johns Enters Relay Team

Annapolis. Md. Feb. 6-Capt. John T.
Harrison, of St Johns College track team,
announces that he has entered nine men
in the Fifth Regiment meet which is to
be held in Baltimore Saturday. The re-
lay team, composed of Warfield, Craw-
ford, Mudd, and Capt Harrison has been
entered. St Johns has the distinction OF
having a governors and a Congressman's
son on the track team
The Washington herald., 1907-02-07
Mnrvin's Request Complied With.

New York, Feb. G.-When Charles Mar
win. the noted trainer of trotting horses.
was buried recently a diamond stickpin.
made from nail from a shoe worn by
the famous mare Sunol. when she lowered
the worlds record 10 a wheeled
sull1y, was placed in his necktie in ac-
cordance with a request made by Marvin
on his deathbed.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-07
WESTERN GIRLS WIN.
Fair Lassies from Across the Creek
Defeat Their Eastern Rivals.

In the Eastern High school gym yes
terday the Western girls defeated the
Eastern girls by Is To H.
The game was closely contested
throughout and was marked by bril-
liant playing on both sides, Misses
Garnett. Moffett, and Wells being con-
tinually in the limelight. Miss Fulton.
tho Western captain. also played a star
game Lineup and summary.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-07
MAY MEET LOCAL FENCERS.
Midshipmen Want Match with the
Washington Club Trio.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald.
Annapolis Nd Feb. Sit is expect
ed that the fencing contest between the
midshipmeu and the fencers OF the
Melrose Turn Vere!n. Of New York.
scheduled to take place at the Naval
Academy on February IS, viii he can
celed. and NHdshipman Laurence II
Austin, of Chicago. manager Of the
AIddies' trio. viii endeavor 10 arrange
contest with the Washington Fen
GERS Club for that date
The WashinEtonians nave fenced the
Middies during several former seasons.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-07
sQUIRES IS ON HIS WAY.
Coming from Australia to Meet Any
of the HeHvy-weishts.

san Francisco Feb. according 10 a
cable message received yesterday from
Australia, Bill Squires, the champion
heavyweight boxer of Australia, will
ieaNe there on the steamer Ventura for
this city, accompanied by his hacker
In the cable message he challenges all
the heavy-weights I'm America, and says
he viii post his forfeit upon arrival The
Ventura will arrive here about March Z.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-07

Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 6.-Hundreds Of
tUrfmen will be Interested in a decision
rendered yesterday by Judge McAllister,
Of the Supreme Court, who held that a
telegraph company by delay in delivering
a message from owner TO trainer was re-
spOnsible for loss of a S., 200 thoroughbred
entered in an ordinary selling race for
$500. The horse WAS lost by the rules Of
the race
The Washington herald., 1907-02-07
Harvard 90 Meet Dartmoutb.

Cambridge Mass Feb. 6.-At a meet
ing Of the Harvard athletic committee
held here last night the track manage
ment received permission to hold a
dual meet with Dartmouth on May 4
in the stadium. IT was also empowered
to arrange for dual meet between the
Harvard and Yale freshmen track
teams, TO take place on May p
The Washington herald., 1907-02-07
Terry Is a Mere Gbos,

New York Feb. 6.-Terry McGovern in
the three months that he has been in the
Stamford, Conn. sanatorium has lost
twenty-five pounds weight and continues
TO decline rapidly He IS a mere ghost OF
his former self-the little fighters physi-
cal and mental collapse having almost
reached their limit.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-07

The loss Of a number Of dentists instru-
ments was reported to the notice of the
police yesterday morning by Dr. ". L.
Buchnan. of ga Pennsylvania avenue
northwest He stated that thieves en-
tered his Office the night before by forcing
the door and carried of over 500 worth
of instruments.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-07
and twenty yards sell
SIXTH RACE-Futurity course.
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.

First race-Catherine H. Masker
Excuse Ne.
Second race-Molo B.. Pittkin. II. A
Schroeder
Third race-Catherine F. Blue Lee
Bucket Brigade
Fourth race-Devout The English
man. Rather Royal
Fifth race--Grace Larson, Foreigner
Bonart
Sixth race-Rehned, Meadowbreeze
Excitement
Seventh race-Veribest. Red Coat
Robert Mintor.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-07
EASTERN HIGH BEATEN.
Army and Navy Props Win from the
Capitol Killers.

In rough and tumble basketball
game yesterday at the Washington
Light Infantry Hall. the Army and
Navy Props defeated the Eastern High
School by - 10 L.
The playing Of Cunningham, for the
winners. was the feature, some Of his
shots being most spectacular. He also
made seven goals from free throws.
Johnson and Priest played best for
Eastern. Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1907-02-07

New Orleans, Feb. 6.-There was a good
attendance at City Park to-day. The
weather was clear. while the track was
much Improved
handicap at one mile was the feature
event Tileing was the favorite, at 7 10 ..
but owing to a bad ride by Farrow, who
appeared to be choking Tileing. he
finished last. The winner turned up in
St Valentine, heavily played by the smart
spectators.
Captain Hale, a to 8, won the third
event easily, Dephie, we'll played, gal
loped nome an easy winner in the mile
and sixteenth selling affair. Evfe Green.
The favOrite, finished second. Black Mary
and Dew of Dawn made the opening
event, three furlongs, an interesting one,
by finishing heads apart in the order
named. Gold Proof outran his field in
the selling sprint, at five furIongs. Rusk.
the favorite, barely landed the place. St.
Noel the favOrite. won the mile and one
quarter selling event by head from
Jungle Imp
Mafalda proved lest of a big field IN
the closing event, with Z TO / about her
chances.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Maiden two-year-oid FLIES. three
iufiongs. Black MARY. ll5 Nv McIutyrcI r 10 /
won Dew Of Dawn, lis ~. Lee. II TO 2 second
bitterly, Us lNic0n. Z 70 s. third Time. 0.g7 Is
Ia oalnada. GrCmse LUte F0stC-. Balolee Tertia
queen Aelha. Lady De on. and Tartauola also ran
sECoND RACE-Seiling; four-year-olds and up
ward one and one-siXteenth miles. DeIphie, 100
tPoWersl 10 % s won; EVE Greene I04 H. Heunes-
scyl, To p second; Sincerity Belle 100 IT, Martini
ID 10 J. third. Time, > Floss s.. Louise Alacfar-
land. Eta NJ Dckaber, and Hyaciuth also Iau.
THIRD RACE-Seliing; thTee-year-0lds. seven fur
longs Captain Hale. ia CNiclU. II 90 D. first a.
Doubt, l0I u. Lee, . % l. second. Economy los
" andusenl, 90 ], third. Time / 81 is. Agla At
tentl0u. An0. and FioldWick also ran
FOURTH RACE Selling, three-yearolds and up
ward; i've tIlonss Goldproof. ll3 CNic3U II to s.
first. kus6. l01 ,Nanduseul > to J. second. Pity
lo5 lNalseri IS % /. third. Time l0l IS Pin
slcEers Eutluskl. BCssTaiu JChuue. BayWC0d. and
Mimic's Daughter also ran.
FIFTH RACE Handicap; three-yesr-ssis and up-
ward one mile s.. Valentine les H. Lee Is TO
;, first Hickey, 9S lBeckmau 70 J. second: Granada
los uoWel- Il 90 s. third Time lC2 3-5 Tileng
ard Light Note also ran.
SIXTH RACE ive-year-ods and upward: one
and cne-quartCr miles 81. Noel l0l lGaueet TO
J. won; jungle Imp 10 j. Martini, 10 J. second
BulWark l0I ~. J0hns1ul. 90 % T. third Time
2Il 35 Cashier. Padre Fonsoluca Little Elkm
StockWood Old Hales and Tancred also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Selliug; three-year-olds and ND
ward; nTf fgTl0ngs Maialda. l13 Walker. % l.
won, Nedra, s. iGoldsteini, = TO /, second Cora
I1lce, 81 o. Hmnesseyl, J. 90 l. third Time
l-E 50. Lady Henrietta. TicIimiuEo Oak Grove
Narelie. Posing. AmadU, CoLuudrum. Simplicity,
Ossiuek, PaduT, and Associate also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-07
stewart Wins from Wisemnn.

Stewart defeated Wiseman by 100 to
a.. last night in the Brunswick Club tour
nament. Walter Wallace and Murray
Clark viii meet this evening
The Washington herald., 1907-02-07
MILLER IS FINED.
Crack Jockey Pays $500 for Bump
ing In Last Race at Oakland.

San Francisco. Feb en- the last
race at Emeryvilie to-day. Grace G..
finished first. but the judges awarded
the race to Ocean Shore. for being
bumped by the latter horse. Miller rode
Grace c., and claimed that he could
not keep his mount of Ocean Shore.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-07
BiIiy Devine Ia Dead.

Philadelphia. Feb 6-BiHy Devine. a
former lightweight boxer of Phila-
delphia, died yesterday Of insanity at
the Philadelphia Hospital
The Washington herald., 1907-02-07
Basket-baH Game Postponed.

The Second Regiment-U and I fra
ternity basketball game. which was
scheduled for last night, was post
pOned.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-07
Big BALTIMORE MEET
Washington Associations to
Send Athletes.
FOUR RELAY TEAMS ENTERED
George Washington rs. Maryland,
National Guard W. ReGimentaI
Team, Belmonts ~. West Branch,
and Washington school vs.. Conn
try school Among Leading Events.

Georgetown, George Washington. Cath
Ollie University. District National Guard,
Y. NJ. c. A. Western High, Central High,
Washington School, and the Belmont
Athletic Club are the local organizations
which will be represented in the indoor
meet at Baltimore Saturday evening
In the relays George Washington has
been matched against the University Of
Maryland the National Guard against
regimental team, the Belmonts against
West Branch. while Washington School
VIII probably meet Baltimore Country
School.
ia the points Of entries the meet viii
be one of the largest ever held in Ralti-
more, there being seveuty-seven more
than the number in the recent joint
games.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-07
TILEING is BEATEN
FiniSheSLastin Feature Race
at the City Park.
ST. VALENTINE THE WINNER

Jockey FarrOw's Poor Ride on the
FavOFite Gives Heavily Played
Horse an Easy Chance so Win Big
Event Of AfternOon-I.arge Crowd
Enjoys Sport on Improved Track.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
BUSINESS PROPERTY

Lot AZ 1-3x117, with frame improvements
consisting Of store and rooms above. which
cover just One-half of the lot; balance is va.
cant. These improvements bring a monthly
rental Of $40. No leases. Could be increased
20 500, which would pay a good interest on
the entire investment. By putting additional
a percentage up to 16 or Is per cent on the
Investment As this is right downtown on
Telegraph ave, where values have more than
doubled in the past six months, one only has
10 buy this desirable property and hold it a few
days In order to derive handsome profit 1t is
being sold for less than adjoining ground has
sold for vacant in the last week. Our option
on this is short, but it was secured at a price
that justihes us in thinking that it is plenty
long enough TO enable to dispose of the
property. Total price only SIT, 900; one-half
cash.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
FLATS.

Largest. handsomest, best constructed and
most centrally located for the class of build
ing on the entire avenue; in fact the only
three-story fats in this vicinity. Right by the
Key Route practically adjoining frst-class
stores and business properties located on the
right side Of the street, with a frontage Of
371R feet by ITO feet deep. This building
would cost $4,000 to construct today, as it is
practically new and was designed and con-
structed by the most capable and artistic
architect this coast for parties that spared
neither pains nor money in carrying out their
ideas Of comfort and durability This is a
property that attracts not only the investor
but any party passing IT on the street; in fact,
stands out alone although the surroundings
are above the ordinary, both in size and class
as well as being modern. There is not a pair
of fats in Oakland today that will compare
with this in any way. The owner, wishing to
protect other interests, has given US a short
time on this property at a price that will
interest you, but IL you looking for an
ordinary nat or fats that can be purchased at
common price do not waste your time look
ing this up, but If you want the best that is
TO be had in this city at any price we can
deliver you these fats in the next three days
at about the ground value, which is sos, ,675.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25

Ladles-If you are suffering from any aiiment
peculiar to your SEX worried about your condi-
ton and need help consul nn TINS ms famous special,
graduated physician specialist for women ad-
o1T oCertIsi3g having I, lg2 years OF suseessMWITH
oNCE-without drugs. operations or needless
dete2tiqR from y9sT gesSpao9 With . 9Tgins
professional standing and qualifications recog-
nized by the highest medical authority, with
office well appointed and strictly private he
is he-SAFEST-AND-SURE 10
consult when you seek help-Consultation and
advice absolutely free. Fees moderate. Hours
a. m. to p. m. Open Sundays. Telephone
0" DIR. sYLvEsTER's ofhce.
517 23d ST.. near Telegraph ave. Oakland. Cal.
DR. G. w. O'DONNEIL-Ladies, all who are
sick or in trouble consult this specialist on
female complaints; positively corrected: the
unfortunate Iepee tsfan tae OsI afncat cases
no poisoning drugs: low fee; my methods will
cure all cases Of irregularityi consult me; save
4 $50 to $40 1912 Turk st. = - "
AIRS. DIR. wYETH. reliable ladies' special
ist for all female irregularities; instant relief
"a f Ss 90 fener nesf s9fee hours
DIR. MARY ADAM. ladies' specialist, 14O5 Golden
Gate ave- cor. Steiner; hours, to 3. TO 8
p m. good house for confinement; fee sos up.
DIR. JAMES NEAL, 143s Ellis ST.. near Webster.
Specialist in women's diseases. Hours a. m.
to p. m.i SUNDAYS. 70 Z.
MRS. NJ. A. PICKRUM, 2s42 Buchanan St. near
medical attention and care
DIR WEST & CO., 1035 Golden Gate ave.-Old
specialist for women. Hours. 1-3 and rs D. m
DIR. G. G. O'Donnell, renowned female specialist
9l0A Devisadero. bet. McAllister and &C. ave.
MRS. DR. KOHL specialist. Irregularities: hrs.
10 to 3. 1920 Steiner, bet. Sutter and Post.
DR. ROSEN, 2995 Folsom ST., cor. 26th-Ladies;
thousands recommend him; relief or no fee
DR. and MRS DAVIES method of treatment
a24 Valencia ST.. between 10Th and 20th
MESSENGER SERVICE
HASTY messenger seryice phone Market 274S:
special messengers: low rates. 1911 Market.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
d. F. MINNEY,
422 1ITH ST. JUST EAST OF BROADWAY
PHONE OAKLAND 2403.
EXCLUSIVE OPTIONS ONLY.
THREE SPECIALS ON TELEGRAPH AVE.

Ahhhb SFEOIA4-S oN TELEGRAPH AVE.
Lot 5OxlOO. on the east side of Telegraph: !:
close In; in nrst-class district within 200
feet of stores; easy walking distance to i4th
and Broadway. We have a few days on this
desirable piece Of property for price decided
~ cheap. This is the only piece that could be
had for anything like this figure In this dis
trict and is within three blocks of property
selling for over $500 per foot on the same
street Price for a few days only, SIPS per
foot.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25

MAGAZINE solfcft0rs-Wanted 10 get local bust
ness for q aigh-class monthly magazine OF ma
ti0nal etanoinC. liberal comm ission. only eN-
nerienced Magazine solicitors wanted and
preferably such have already n similar con-
nection- Potters' Publishing Co, Inc. One
Madison ave. New York
WANTED-30 frst-class canvassers: strictly SAL
airy basis. Apply circulation manager Oakland
Herald. 18th and Clay sts.. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25

NOTICE-An parties having bills against y.
DIAMOS & co.'s Greeian Coffee House and
Pool Room. 455 Sd ST., will present same by
Jan p. 1907 said firm have conveyed all
their interests TO P. DRAKOS. who assumes
no responsibility after said date
fSignedl, N DIAMOS & co.
NOTICE., the undersigned win not be respon-
sible for any bills incurred by my wife, MRS.
HANNAH ANDERSON, who has left ny bed
and board. OLE ANDERSON.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
D. F. MINNEY,
BUSINESS PROPERTY A SPECIALITY
AUsTIN's LIST.

422 11TH ST.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
GEORGE W. AUSTIN,
1OIS BROADWAY.
EAST OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

EAST OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
CLEVENGER.
EAST SIDE 23D AVE, BET. 14TH AND 18TH.
$S50-This price If taken quickly; a beautiful
lot Latham terrace, 50x120, with street
and sidewalk done: cannot be duplica ted
IN this splendid location.
$30o0-MOdern Broom cottage, within min
utes' walk OF 23d ave. station; frst-cass
location.
Sl5O0-New 4-room cottage, handy 10 the local.
$3000-A well-built 7-roOm house and good
barn. Owner going away soon. bar
gain: 5000 cash. $50 month.
S2000-3-room cottage and a high basement.
partly finished with gas; handy to street
cars and local trains; street, sidewalk,
sewer, etc, done
SEE CLEYENGER,
East side 23d ave-. bet. 14th and 10Th.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
ROOMS FOR HousEKEEPING

FULTON. 15so-To let. furnished room and
housekeeping room
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
CITY REAL ESTATE

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
ONLY $4,000.
MARKET-ST. CORNER.
Lot 44xllO; hne modern improvements. con-
condition This property Is worth $50. 000. but
II can be bought today for $50 O0O as the
owner has special use for the money. Situated
on Market ST., west Of l4th in fine business
location
Also
Van Ness ave, near Vallejo St, beautiful
lot, 55xl0O, only $500 a foot
For particulars apply to
THOMPSON & FITZPATRICK,
1897 Market St. corner 18th.
In Market-st. Bank.
W. J. GUM.
Real Estate. Northeast corner Green and De-
visadero Streets.
PHONE WEST 2616.
Pacific Heights residence-In perfect condi-
ton; fine home; owner wants TO sell If pur-
chased Immediately great bargain can be OBJ
tanned. We ask 81 s 600. but the instructions are
10 telegraph any offer that is submitted. IL Is
the opportunity Of a lifetime.
The beautiful furniture viii also be sold az
a sacrifice.
s76OO-Pacihc Heights corner lot, 3sxlO3; ma
rnie view; in the same block OFFER of $500
per foot was rejected this week for inside lot.
S6550-Paciic Heights; 34xl2T; key lot;
sunny side; grand marine view; an ideal lot TO
build home on. account Of the sun and ma
rine view; adjOins a S75. 600 new mansion.
W. J. GUNN.
Northeast corner Green and Devisadero.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
$4,000.

$45, 600.
large corner Washington ST. district
manufacturing and wholesale; great increase
in value assured; Improvements yielding rental
which nets better than per cent year on
amount required 10 buy. One of the best and
safest investments on the market. Looks good
loan $4,000 on this property (lO5l)
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
H4nnn.

There is nothing better in Oakland today
than Franklin-st frontage close to 14th ST,
and ii is hard to get Il at any figure; here is
piece S4xl00. on the west side, within a few
feet Of 18th St. for only $1,000 per foot the
First Presbyterian Church property across the
street, valued at $500 per front foot. win be
covered with a magnificent business structure.
Better buy this quick: 1t ought to sell again
at $500 per foot within 80 days. (2S95)
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
s175Oo

Income $21Oo per annum; a new 2-story
building containing large stores, living
rooms in rear and q living rooms on second
floor. all leased for term OF years; well Sc
cured lease; located on the best business street
in China town; half cash, balance to suit,
(2555)
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25

MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE
BOYLE PARK,
MILL VALLEY,
THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA.
Large slightly lots wooded: bay and mountain
rert-iction minutes to station; lots so feet and
larger; price $500 up. T. g. PARKER & co.
L. T. PARKER Agent, Min Valley
THE choicest property In MIL Valley low prices,
JASPER. 1911 Fillmore ST.. near o'Farreli.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
MAxEY & CUTTING. land and mining attor-
neys; State lieu lands speciality. 1913 Walden
HORSES, WAGONS AND HARNESS
CHEAP business buggy is too dear at any
price; buy a handmade Kleiber buggy and you
get your moneys worth we have all kinds OF
delivery wagons, mill wagons. all kinds OF ex-
press wagons and cutdown furniture wagons,
KLEIBER's, 15O4-s Folsom st.
LARGE work team, 1000 pounds, $500; bay
team; chunks. $3.50: dray express team. $3.50;
$50: cheap horses. 444e Mission st., cor.
China ave
ONE. 2horse truck, covered wagon suitable for
la'mdry, light business buggy 534 Bryant.
LoST-Diamopd locket; monogram F. o. K. Re
turn TO 9O3 Sanchez ST, near 22d; reward
GOOD work horses weighing 100 and 1900 500
each 379 9th ave, corner Point Lobos ave.
J. O'Kane Co for harness, robes. blankets and
whips S2s Golden Gate ave. dog collars
HARNESS. collars. whips. saddles. blankets.
robes. W. DAVIS & SON. 202o Howard ST.
HIGH-GRADE harness; pipe collars a specially.
California saddlery Co. 5l9 Cough st.
FOR sale, cheap; good double wagon. West
ern Ad. Co. $50 Fell ST
FOR SALE light buggy and top single
TWO elegant traps: cheap; almost new 1864
DETECTIVES
McARTHY's Detective Agency-Civil and Grim
inal work attended to with secrecy and dis
patch; missing persons located; legal papers
legal and commercial references l22S Fill
more St, cor. EDDY. Phone West 307s.
THOMAS MCCARTHY, Principal.
THAvoNAT's Secret Service Agc'y. $50 Fulton
St Tel. Park 9l5-Individual corporation work (;
bonded watchmen; unimpeachable references
DESIGNERS
Nav NoTr-sMITH. CUNNINGHAM. maker of
hand-wrought jewelry. 1922 Pine st.
HAND-PAINTED CHINA
DORN's Ceramic supply Store. 759-7el McAllis.
ter St; largest on Pacific Coast: devoted ex-
elusively to white china and supplies.
ROOFING
LEAKY roofs-Repairing painting elastic pre-
pared roofing. Century Paint Roofing Co.. 231
D4k 81
PHOTO SUPPLIES
CHRISTMAS cameras at 25 per cent discount.
FINE ART CO.. 1914 Fillmore st.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
WASHINGTON STREET INVESTMENT.
Ean

Two-story brick building on northwest corner
of Washington St. 50x75; also 25x10O in rear;
1S0-foot well; building covers entire property
nne location for wholesale business; can give
possession in go days. (2s63)
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25
PERSONALS

GIRLIE-Hurrah, I've got a cable order from
your father that will pass by Aunt n. VIII
be out as / know it's all right. Where
would we or anybody be without Cal want
ads? KID.
A.-COme home; mamma worrying; all viii b
forgiven and forgotten. PAPA
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-25

Only s4o0 per front foot for a northeast
corner on San Pablo ave, close in; nothing
TO be had In near vicinity as low as this, and
not another corner on the market between this
and 14th st. gilt-edged buy from every
standpoint, whether TO be built upon or held
for speculative advance. (55S)
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-09-15
Deafness Can Not be Cured

by local applications, as they can not
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inf1amed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
imperfect hearing, and when it is entire
ly closed, deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to it's normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by Catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of deafness Caused by ca
tarrh) that can not be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
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Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
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