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instance Il affords prompt and perma-
nent relief. n. Luke Granss Of
Orange, Mioh., says Of II: Altar us-
ing . plaster and other remedies for
three weeks for . bad lame back, I
purchased . bottle Of ChambeTlsin's .
Pain Balm. and two applications
sifectsd cure" For aale BY Dan.
iels Drug store. mwf
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sPALDIuG CORRESPONDENT
SAYS sPALDIuo BOOMING

Sraldipg il now . shipper q ore.
Tho Ondra3eck property last week
sent ont two carloads from " ,stoline
that ran two ounces in gold or about
90 ton. Tho ore was trsated 1t
the Salida smeltsr. This property
il worked by Chicago parties under
bond and lease from E. G. Bettis Of
Canon City.
A carload Of ore from the Blue
Hen il being loaded At Westcliffe for
shipment to the Salida smelter.
This ore is hauled to the railroad q
distance Of twelve miles by wagon.
Spence and Sprague are getting .
carload Of ore ready to ship from the
Bay State. located on Grouse noun
tain. The Prairie Dog is saving con.
siderable ore Of good grade which
bears values in lead and silver.
There is . flfty-fo we'll timbered
shaft here.
James Ryan Of Silver Cliff has in
terested St Louis capital in the Lead
!! Dollar in Boneyard park. This is
one of the most promising properties
in spalding. having a large body Of
mill ore blocked out. Lumber has
b,en ordered for the shaft house and
ore bins.
Prospectors and mining men are
returning to Spaldiug to prospect.
Most Of them arc doing their annual
work to hold the claims. The Mar
an mine, located in the southeast
part Of tie county, at Rye, Is build
ing . large mill to treat the ore.
Tbey have % Ieet Of copper and
The daily tribune., 1907-09-18

arrangements for some good shows to
be put On hers this season. About
thirty E0okinss have Lean made 10
far and Others are yet 70 come in.
Manager Houston says there will Be
about ffty shows during tn season
which extends from the 1rst a this
month 70 the last of next Juns. The
name Of tbe plays 70 far booked are:
No Mother 70 Gsids Her.
swsetest Girl in Dixie.
Why Girls Lsavs Home.
Desperate Chances.
Arizona.
Little Prospsctor.
Peck : Bad Boy.
Choir Singer.
Romsnce in Ireland.
Cow Puncher.
Royal Slave.
Gross Roads.
Georgia. Minstrels.
Under the Southern Skiea
Thorns and Orange Blossoms.
Holy Land.
Human Hearts.
What Happened to John.
Tillie Oleson.
For Aa's Sake.
Josh Perkins.
Mas New Husband.
Billie the Kid.
Daughter Of Judea.
Buster Brown.
Girl Of the streetA
Quincy Adams Sawyer.
Barry Minstrels.
Denver Express.
Texas Steer.
What Women Will Do.
It will be noticed that many Of
the plays are new ones and the most
Of them have never appeared here be
fore.
Lame Back.
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zinc ore blocked out with 400-foot
tunnel. The location Is eighteen
miles. southeast Of Spalding on St.
Charles creek.
W. 3. spalding is developing the
The daily tribune., 1907-09-18

Magnolia and Queen Of the Hills
group on spalding mountain with
tunnel which has been driven 126
feet. A body Of milling ore has been
exposed. It 10 twelve feet wide.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-18
SnElLED CORN FOR
PEOPLE WHO THINK

The Chicago man named Pickles
who has appealed t. the courts to
change HIS name must be getting tired
on his sour looks.
The news that Col. Coethals has
been making the dirt fly in Panama,
is likely to reconcile the American
people to the fact that he has also
been making the money fly.
The oyster has returned from his
summer vacation.
Having stood pat through 10 many
critical situations, Mr.. Cannon secs no
occasion for weakening now.
Every now and then p. J. Morgan
proves that his interest in foreign art
has not prevented him In keeping up
close observation Of American finance.
President Haralan Of the Illinois
Central used Stuyevsant Fish as the
ladder with which to climb to the top
Of euccess. And 1t was the ladder
which kicked him down, contrary to
the rule.
The American Bar association
seems to lean strongly in the direc-
tion Of states rights.
Nj. Roosevelt will take back moth
ing lie said about Mr.. Long, and Mr..
Long will take back nothing he said
about Mr.. Roosevelt, 70 the meeting
may ~ we'll adjourn.
Was there ever . Law enacted hav-
Ing for its purpose . righteous 70.
striction Of . greed trusts that wasn't
resented - oonnscatory by the in.
tsresta affected.
Mr. Bryan has neither decided 10
run again or 10 ouit running.
Reports differ ~ to whethcr Rich.
ard Canfeld quit gambling because
he IL broke or because lie has 20 much
money that he Is ready to rotire.
The Los Angeles Times says Mr..
Andrew Carnegie will not 80 down iu
history very Tar. That IL right wl,ere
We differ with our contemporary
We feel sure that he will 20 dowr
quito ~ far - Rameses ii.
The prince Of Sweden declined Il
visit the top floor OF tho New Yorl
stock exchange. Doubtless his royal
highness was afraid the broken
would mistake him for spring lamb
Gen. Coxey proposes to come t
tsS Dsx1
cars. However the general will hAvt
to keep his cohorts on the grass JUS
the same.
II ID strange how perfe silly SUR
some newspapers arc that Mr.. Bryan
will not be the ncxt Democratic ncm
ines. They are every bit ns sure al
some Others are that he will Be.
Public Printer Stillipgs In Wash
ington las bcen criticised but be Il
operating under the protect ipgshAdow
cf tho Big Stick.
XIX
Il ssems 70 Be that Walter
wsllmau's proposed balloon trip ID
The North role he's gone mp In hot
cir.
XXI
Senator Chsunosy Dspsw ID said b
lave bfosght . new story lsons srom
Europe. 4, :, rssiguln8 from TIE
sssats. ths saas old story will Do
service nsxt wis1ss.
xG8
''1alt hasne faith n Dryan's ssss.
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lis, Z sAys Tie New Haven Register.
certainly not; has Bryan my fAiti,
IN Taft'ss 1t Is permissible aud
natural. for doctors 70 disagree, ,ou
.now.
xxx
Mr.. Taft showed that he We mot
merely the scho Of tbs administration
BY refusing to tay anything about
.impliAed spelling. nature taking or
storkology.
The Prince Chap managed TO create
some real lively excitement among the
l0l Of Jamestown
xxx
The Washington weather bureau
report an earthquake In some nm.
known quarter Of the globe. Nay
have happened in the Foraker hornet
patch.
Xxx
Addicks wants to bo governor Of
Delaware. He has been ungovernable
there for som time.
XXX
Thirty-tw Chiness corporations
are preparing at Shanghai to receive
one American orporation-Secretary
William H. Taft.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-18
Attack Of Diarrhoea Cured by On
Dose Chambeflain's Colo, Chel-.
era and Diarrhoea Remedy

I was 80 weak from an attack Of
diarrhoea that l could scarcely attend
to my duties, when took q dose Of
Chambe-lain's Collie, CholerA and Dr.
arrhoea Remedy. 1t cured me entire
~ and I had been taking other medi-
cine for nine days without relief. I
heartily recommend this remedy -
being the best to my knowledge for
bowel complaints-R. G. Stewart, Of
the firm Of Stewart and Bro. Green
vile, Ala. For sale by Daniels Drug
store. ..f- mwf
The daily tribune., 1907-09-18

Arbuckles' Is q tremendous
organization that results il
economy. and gives coffee
drinkers in the United States
the cheapest good coffee n tho /
world.
We have our own offices IN
Brazil, charter our own vessels
that bring the coffee to our
own docks in Brooklyn, own
our own stores where the green
coffee natures and improves.
Arbuck1es' Ariosa Coffee
Is not touched by human hands
lit is cleaned, sorted, roasted,
packaged and weighed by IN
genious machinery, mostly
constructedby our ownmachin-
lists in our own shops.
The paetSke is for your protection,
that you may BE positive that you re-
ceive the penuine Arbuckles' Ariosa
Coffee every fime--no matter where
you buy it of what price you pay. We
will tell you where you can buy
Arbuckles's Afiosa Coffee if you have
trouble in finding it.
ARBucz1P BRoa. CITY.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-18
Lame Rack.

This il An ailmAnt for which
Chamberlaip's Pain Balm has proven
especially valuable In almost every
The daily tribune., 1907-09-18

ARRUCNP BRoa.. New Yoek csty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
SCANDAL


- TOWNSEND. Nov q
NN. AID divorce Is epidemic
rss''', .a,oas soldiers aud 'nS'i
~ n tho last six m'ntha 'h'
rvs !, ! been busy granIins az
raN ~ y ulycs who ,lsim 70 have
W. y .aalscwelly amonS Uncle
rr!'sa va MANY Of the delinquent
o. 49,. . "a not only lott their wives.
ll'aa.nu.. from the service al
= 49, mdge still on grantins
s'ss ss q Mary } Donovan de-
) se's a. divorce evil had become
-. ~ ,moae the artillery men that
N.,,4 Grant no more scpafa.
49, slsss tho gNuuds were nlly
=. .s ss hy the plaintiffs One
fae'l''a,,. .erc,,d from a soldier loss
ss.', mosih axo. Ignored che order
e. s,sr, and married. another
@ The maiter has been
60 $50, 4 ne iudrcs attention
49,. ~. Interested and there Is
Z. head Cor the couple A
t,1 80, 4 aeserters from the.posts
80, ..seaily caught % Alaska and
~ ,sn,aeh here on their way
H'r- 49,. slme ou AlcatraE island
[.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
CHANGE SCHEDULE

4 discovery lately made By the
e'zi Northern traffic men as 10
- mcsiges aetnaflng che minds
{ - traTesinz public has result
4 : raaicai change In the
xseisie d the Oriental Limited.
= efack train Of that system
Fr some time ii has bean a mys
isfy % the men who bold the pulse
4 aaman movement shy the
AriA Coaat Limited was geftinE
aanai onethlrf more 81 the pas
NsSsf traffic for the east. bus the
saaelsaioa has nos been reached
"a people start on long iourucYa
4 askAi IN preference % the morn.
- y tesi this theory the start.
- tine % The Oriental Limited
- y changed 70 9 90 O'Clock AZ
10 ne Aame time as the De-
uzre q he North Coast Limited
aHsad q 20 10 me morning a.
sis7'ore This change win %
hEAlisd Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

- eaaDNhk o Nov re- An en-.
I ~. .. nAaed Washburu was blown
- 49, and william Cisco aud
y Las'on were probably fatal.
f... -.s'sa when the plant of the
4 Torpedo company locat.
s... a''le east Of This city. vas
49,. demolished by an ex.
H''9a The loss II heavy
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aus is FORMED

...ssun MARKED The initial
the Episcopal church
sssstle. held Ia the crypt
~ ...,.ss pNrsh church last night
.s a = Prosscr who WAS
80 .rsl.lent. described the club
49, !. srssulnalion 10 promote civic
- nnaer vas SERVED az 6 30
"A ne evening Wa given over
.,ssis The following spoke
a.. Keator. Congressman
s.~nArv Rlshap Garretsou. John
Nginn Jaare Y n Alhertson
a Ees J X Rack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

~. .1s1OLN, Web Nov 1.-THE
-, - raeifie Is liable 20 naes az
t@ant several thousands ~ dol
-. .l'lef he suits filed BY AZ.
!, y eenefai Thompson. charg
49,. ~ road with discrimination iu
sainE cars 10 ahinpara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

TT TOMORROW morning we begin the third day
u of our clearance sale. We can say, with alb
FTTT solute sincerity that this is the greatest
llll clothing sale ever held in the Northwest.
Our store is the largest clothing store,
three whole floors piled high with clothing. Our
merchandise averages the highest priced of any car
red. Rogers Peet and Kensngton makes, without
peer Only at rare intervals do we reduce prices.
1t is now three years since last complete clear
ance sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

h NOV "a AZ the meat.
Z. = 49,. sas Commercial Club Tues
~ at ne commitfee ~ cltv al
/ ,.,,,, 80 Instructed 90 circulate
: (. and take the sieus need.
49, @a'e Kent advanced from a
-. Z a third.olasa city.
h l sssloa Fire D. now bring.
49,. !. .'.,iee money from sixteen
- me union 10 Seattle 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

THIS is all new Fall merchandise. 1t includes
the overcoats, light weight medium weight and
winter weight 1t includes all gradations of
length The suits, overcoats and cravenettes are
cut to fit all styles of men, regularly built, the
unusually slender and TALL and the extra stout
men. Every man can fit his form and find the
coloring to his fancy The materials are the
finest grades of domestic and imported fabrics,
goods which the custom tailors would sell for $50
and $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

a MAN always needs new apparel. He can
always find place for black unfinished
worsted suit, or plain blue serge, or a handsome
fancy rough Scotch Tweed. If he does not want to
wear it today, he will tomorrow, or next day or
next week, or some time in the immediate future
Clothes are always wearing out 1t is always safe
to buy ahead 1t is a duty to buy when Rogers
Peet and Kensington suits overcoats and craven
cites are sold at such very low prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

WYE have the second group in the cases on the
first floor. 1t consists of the very highest
grade Kensington and Rogers Peet clothes The
prices grade up to $50-and S45 and $50 are very
common prices with us---all are included in the
second group at $2450
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

AS we said yesterday, we positively cannot
promise any definite time for tailoring and
delivering these purchases. Our tailors must have
all the time needed. Every piece of clothing will
have to take its regular turn. When a man is saw
ing anywhere up to $40 on each purchase, he GER
tanly can be patient in waiting to have the goods
delivered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

WE have divided all our merchandise into two
groups. All the suits are placed on the
upper floor that regularly sell up to $3.50. These
are splendid reliable fabrics honestly tailored, the
grade that the average man on Second Avenue
wears. These we have included in the first group
at $14.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17
&un Mcaclaecrcrn bcraubt.

Ncp.Dort, tG. Nopcmbcr. - "
@nupp. 3abimrciitcr Ger TSlrrln Nor.
thcn & NIbrid) So. lucld)cr iii TcIn
luonno. u. s.. cine 1roBc SGrberei Dc
trcidt, ml,rOc 1eitcrn NodulittnN te
Foiioic bon iiin' M0nncrn nm $51W
bcrnlibt. Trci scr Strnbcnr1uber linz
0anf Der @ciitca gencnunrt elmer tyrnl
i'll Saft; Die nnbcren 3mci lino jcSod
nit Dem @clbc enttpn1men. Snap
mar in @ellcitura non Ydrf Gun
ningbolr pnI, ser ~fSdrberci ,iod) Yni
Iaic acinbrcn lllI, mic iibIid. bei &c,
"Sobort lrllit 60" eo@ Bclb sur No.
%lobrurg Der Nrtcitcr o~bsubolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17
mill lid, iihcr bic Sod)c upn ocr rs
bcrcn Ncnntcn bc9 Nnnocls. Tcpcr.
tcnlcntS Nicman0.
81 am Sur II t.

Scnotor Gpratcr bon Ohio, Sd)ut.
Yairpn Der farhi9Nn &dbIcr, topicr.
ltcr S~ort1ntpfcr Der Gonlcruntincn
l,nb incntiucgtcr Tilrlprcd)cr oIlcr
Corporations Sntcrclien I'M Scnnt,
trni bcutc aus icirent Neimatbo-
Stoote bier elm MO bcgab liG itrojS
ms @ciBe Sous.
Gic Iopalen N1qtIttntcn bc5 Nci.
BEN Snuics pur5eltcn beinnbc iibcr.
cilloiloer, ulS lie Die uoblbcfonrte@c.
ltalt heS Itreitbnrert Shio'cr Seno.
tors in GrIdeinumA trcten iober.
Gam il6cralla roilidc, bcoullcrnoc
Grfl0rmNcn oe~ ScfrctGra Socb, oaB
e. leiocr ummoglid) lcin lrcrbc, Den
Eroii6cntcn III icbenL on 1cruoc ho9
Mnbilet III SiBun0 lei. llno obuc
@erjlta nlud)tc Der Scllcrbrorlo Sc.
nutor NcDrt init cincnr hnlbluut &c.
mltrrlcltcn oGus hottc i'd 1nlij per
aeiicl" miirbcuoll hirlauaitcigcno.
GrauBcll iicl er oen 3eitungS . Cor.
reironbcutcll iii Die &diloe.
limo lpua Die Niles luiiicll molltcn
Ter Seinh I'M MciBcn 6orie? Oh,
ooS ipu MIR Sic nic untcrloiicncS0f.
Notwithstanding, lpcid)c tets bci
Inflltit hca Scuotors Dor @eainil
elmer GonNrcb . SciiiDn bclorgt miro.
Satte es nit ser Nnd)ridlt. ooB be,
Senator cine Gri!Irnta iiber ieinc
ct!uaigc Hriiiocntido'ta Candida.
tnr nb1ehcll mer0c, icine Nidtigfeit .
9tld)ta III iugeu. lln0 Die Gnmpaang
IN SGin, ipejlell 1T Glcpclanb? Nid)t !,
III iagcn. Ntcr .pic Is oenn nit Der
InIt'ihcI1 Champagne iteje? Hid1ts
;i iaaen. &eroe or nit ScnntorTid
einc Gonferelij haben2 ltrSlueiiel.
bait milroe er Den Golleaen lid irii
her o6er ipater treiienyil,io aienaSubrr
iheinlihteit lei oann Bay lie ur,i,,tt
nit ciranbcr iprcdlen iuiirbeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17

ltnl biciclbc an Der NllenNlulg elmer
nod aariN3 I'M @An bc1riiicucn Ma
turaoalcitnn1 III hinccrn; rs lit oil
Tolitif S~ftlhomu'a, bab fem Natrr
0o9 crporlirt miro.
Nip ittrrr0dt ynnb".
Gle GnHitjh;ticn Oc0 ucilcn StnS
tc2 ifrclht lir9hititior iiir ornicI1cI
Dor; ga Is ohcr cine Hcd)tsfralt iuGr
Oh oie W%citimnltlA nm Die Mittl9%'
jcjt rolr lin Sic i~pl9cn0c glitter.
nadjtaltunoc III strait trcteil iolltc, rr.
Inllbtc @nlpcrncur &o@fcQ baa 81.
~ictbdltcn Ser .Saloon9" bia Mittcr
n1djt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17
Iloul mcnipiithen.

Ban e +. louis 5. Dtiii., tG. No.
rcn1hcr. - Gclcr. baS beitte Muraen
oltSbrad, nn0 pon einem Itarfen Mino
gctricben mllroc, rid)trtc eirelt Sd)a.
Den bon 100000 Gil. Gas ct. Sc
iepb's aIoitcr. cinc3 Ger befanntpItelt
Nnitalten Oieicr 9lrt in bieicm lbclI
oes Siibcis, mur0c total 5eritort, lir0
bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iinb bas Rricitcr.
bolis iiclcr nlit Den Slarrrrcn ,rr,
Spier. Ies Weiteren ipuroet einge.
1ihsrta bas Niinnc. Sbeater, oas Glii,
ton.Sotel. 6a5 Cumberland 3eiep9un.
Heb1ube INTO oaS Butler @cbdliGc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17
Ger iG. Stant.

Iic Gtlabono sum St0at %crbcbcn0c
Reformation nom Fr0iiocntcll
N~oplcuclt rmter;cidnct. Ger
critic @ouuernellr oea nellrn Stln.
ties inMlgurirt.
Mufbin1ton II, tG. Nopcmber.-
Gin ncller Stern miro lest ser 6la9.
&C Der Ger. Staaten jllgeiii1t mcrOen;
hcllte gcIclltc it'd ocll 10 Stootcn Ser
luton Der l6. hiulu 80 CALEDONIA.
FrGiiocnt Mooicpclt uuiericidurctc
bcllte NornnittuH sic Proclamation,
burd) sic sic Jcrritorien Otlohomu
llllo Dos Snoi1ncr. lcrritprinm ulltcr
Dem NamcnS tlaboala III ciliem Stao:
pcrldllloijCn mrrOcn.
W0uOGrueur Charles a..
MoSfcll innu8urirt.
@ntDrtc, Sflahon1a, is. Mou.-
Nit cinorldspo0en G|ercntunicn lullr.
Sc bier BETTE Ser critic @ouperncltr
oc3 nrliCn Stautea G%fla6oind, sGbos.
q. Moafc!l, inonqlurirt unb Die 0rbe.
rel, StuNtHhcnnte in tire Aclntcr cill-
gciebt. @nupcrncur SosfeQ crnonll.
te Damn ioiort Robert 8. Cmens uo1,
DiuSto9cc un0 ShonlaS Z. Worc uol;
Sclptnn 5t 9uloca Senntnren iiir
Den neucn Stnnt. Cine grnbe Ehra.
Ne Iallo nad) Der Sndlt1llration ltutt.
oercn Gnojicl cin nllBerhnIb Ser
S~tantgrcnjen 9cleNencr Eorf mar,
no ell Sd'cnrniien md inoioniid)ent
Sorblt0 1cbllten rilr0c.
Iampi aegen nStanourb
Sir.
Iic critic oifi,ieue 9lfte bes Gen.
perrellr5 mar, DAP er Dem Gountn.
Attpa!t 81 9artlc5pilc 9eiebl ertbcils
lie. qerittlide Shritie gegen sic
vSttroarb Sel.Gomp." cin3uleiten.
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Sae Snbilanm bcs yNirnberscr
SridDtcrs."

Nus Nllrlbcr0 luir0 gcid,riebcn:
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Scr iipd) he,lte ais literuriider .3irtcl
beiiebt. Ser Begreiiihe BlunieSpr
bcn miro aud, bei, Gbrentog icirc2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17

SIN l|ebrl9cn haze CT rein N0r
Nid)tp liter ir0c,o ct>nn, 1T iolcn."
Scin Mottp iiir Die fpmncrnc Gpn-
drcG SiBurA lei: Y&crtrnuc ollr
@ott ur5 bcobodtc oic @crioiiu,N."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17

Bcloperlcibcr (iu eincm
,Jrelinhc): sd mernc oodI bel oeri
Waron III neirepn 8cloc fonrnnen."
6reuno: gy8aNt 8lt ooS @eridlt III
Hnipruh aenomnen?" oNeinl
aber eineh tiibtigen - @eirdtb3oer.
nlittler."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-17

Stiltcra nit elmer miiroiger 6cicr
lciiIid) bcgcbcn, mo i'm @ermuni'
ifcn Milieum miro ourd) cine Nus.
TELLING icincr Mcrtc oc3 Grinders
0ea y9tiirnbcrHcr (ridtcra" Gcood)t
,uer0en.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-03-23
CURES ALL SKIN TROUBLES
Sulphur the Accepted Remedy for a Hun
dred Years

sulphur Is :nne of the greatest remedies
nature ever gave to man. Every physician
knows 1t cures skin and blood troubles.
HANCOCk'S LIQll ID SILPHI Il enables
you to get the full benefit in most con euient
form. Don't take sulphur "tahletS' or
waters, or powdered sulphur In molasses.
HANCOCk'S LIQUID SULPH L Il is pleas
ant to take and perfect in its action. Drug
gists sell It,
\ wei known citizen Of Danvlle, Pa.
writes: II have had an aggravated case of
Eczema Tor over twenty-five years. | have
used seven 10 cent bottles of the LlQl I'D.
and one jar of your ii ANtOCk'S LIQUID
SULpH / K DINTMh.NT. and now | feel as
though had a brand new pair of hands 1t
has cured me and am certain 1t Will cure
anyone If they persist in uSing II ANCOCk'S
LIQUID 81 LPIi Il accurdtng 10 directions.
"Bl TIER EDGAR
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-03-23

Governor Warfeld last week is
sued commission to Hon. Murray
Nandlver, as an honor member OF the
jamestown Exposition committee
Hereafter the governor VIII not
name the specific date for hangnls in
this State, The execution OF Condemn
ed criminal, will be left to the Sheriff.
allowing him to impose the death pen
atty within period OF one with be-
tween dates designated by the COVER
nor.
Benjamin Wilmer. OF Kirkwood,
was given a handkerchief surprise last
week in honor OF his 53rd birthday. He
received through the mails 70 OF the
tokens from friends in Lancaster, Rel
ton, Strasburg. Collins. Kirkwood.
White Rock, Lylcs and Rising Sun,
Nd
Improvements. estimated to cost
STIoo are to be made to Washington
Colleges new athletic field at Chcs-
tertown. The new field lies to west OF
the old one, and is to be enclosed BY a
tight board fence and improved BY a
grandstand and track ior athletic
uses.
Thomas A. Kitchens. aged about
20 years, a brakeman on the p. & X.
Railroad met with a horrible death
Tuesday OF last week by being squecz-
ed between car and some obstruction
beside the track Kitchens home was
in Laurel, Del. but he boarded in VIII
n,iu1tDD
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-03-23
Notice To Our Customers

We are pleased to announce that
Foleys Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles is not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law, as it contains no opiatcs or other
harmful drugs, and we recommend it
as a safe remedy for children and
adults.--ll. c. Wells.
The Senate concurrcd in the House
bill regulating the practice OF mcdi-
cine and surgery in Delaware on Tues
day. without a dissenting vote. The
last appeal to the Christian Scientists
for concession that would not bar
them from practicing for a gift or re
ward OF any kind was voted down.
While the bill does not bar the Chris
tan Scientists from practicjng their
cult it docs prohibit them from doing
50 for compensation or reward