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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04
Patron Saints Day Observed.

The Feast of st. Francis de Sales. the
patron saint OF the Apostolic Mission
House at Brookland. was observed yester-
day afternoon at o'clock. The chapel
was crowded with prominent clergy and
laity and the ceremonies were Of a particu-
larIy interesting character. Mgr. D. J.
O'Connell, rector OF the Catholic University
of America, officiated at benediction Of the
blessed sacrament. The Paulists' choir
rendered the music for the service. and
Rev. William Sullivan, c. 8. p, delivered
the panegyric to the saint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04

John English, wealthy seutherner, met
by chance at ranch house near Sheridan,
thirty years ago obtained q divorce from
him on the ground Of cruelty and non-eup-
port. and who for nearly thirty years he
believed to be dead And as q result OF the
the differences that separated than and
will soon be rexnaxyio6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04

John Washington. an engineer In the en-
ploy of Pearson & Sons. the Pennsylvania
tunnel contractors. Is dying In st. Johns
Hospital In Long Island City, N. T.. Of
scalds received at noon yesterday. Patrick
Manning. q laborer. Is Ia the same fnstitu-
ton. suffering from injuries received while
saving the engineer from q vat of boiling
water into which he fell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04
BLESSED THRoATs SUNDAY.
Feast of st. Blase Observed in Catho-
lie Churches.

With special blessing of threats the
feast of st. Blase was celebrated Sunday in
the Catholic churches. The priest, holding
two lighted candles in the form Of a cross
before the throat Of the person, makes the
following invocation:
Through the merits and intercession of
St. Blase, bishop and martyr. God deliver
thee from all diseases Of the throat, and
preserve thee from every other evil. In the
name Of the Father. and of the Son, and Of
the Holy Ghost. Amen
st. Blase was bishop of Armenia. and
suffered martyrdom In 316 under Licinius.
He is invoked in dangerous diseases of the
throat because he once saved the life OF
the son o. a rich widow, who had nearly
died in consequence Of swallowing fish,
bone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04

blesome. The policeman put his evercoat
on the naked man and hurried him 10 the
police station.
Michael O'Brien," was an that the man
would say to the police, and his name was
30 recorded.
O'Brien was taken TO the Washington
Asylum Hospital in the patrol wagon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04

weathered Oak Hall Racks. large mirror,
box seat,
$17.zs. Were $22.oo.
Golden Oak sideboards, bevel plate mir
ror, three drawers, shaped top.
SLABS. Were $27.oo.
Golden Oak sideboards. swell top. large
mirror, three drawers. double cupboard.
$I7.os. Were $500.
Golden Oak sideboards. four drawers,
double cupboard.
$a2.5o. Were $4,000.
Golden Oak sideboards, large size, rope
$22.5o. Were $4,000.
weathered Oak sideboards. loaded glass
front cupboard, large mirror
$3.50. Were $4,000.
Fine Solid Mahogany Sideboards, cav
feet, Corinthian columns.
$3.50. Were $4,000.
Fun,ed Oak Bullets. copper trimmed.
$1,000. Were $II5.oo.
Large Mahogany Bullets. hand-carved pill
lars and posts, claw and BAH feet.
$3.50. Were $4,000.
Golden Oak China Closets. well made.
good size.
$I3.75. Were $1,000.
Large Golden Oak China Closets. strong
and well made.
$I5.75. We're $aI.oo.
sixth door. q u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04
At$I.5o.

At $1.5o.
Fine White Lawn Waists, an at
tractive pattern of machine embroid-
cry on front with fine tucked yoke
and four vertical rows of Valenci-
ennes lace; all sizes. Regularly ST 90
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04

At CSC.
Fine White Lawn Shirt Waists,
front panel of English eyelet EN-
broidery, with fine tucles and a row
of Va1enciennes lace on either side !;
all sizes. A specially good value at
the regular price, $r.2s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04

Mr.. Frank A. kebring, financial clerk Of
the Police Court, was back at his desk this
morning. after an absence Of nearly week.
due to illness Mr.. Sebring has been suf-
fering from the popular malady, the grip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04

A man, nude. was found near the cor
ner Of 7th and L streets by Policeman Du-
vail of the second precinct at an early hour
yesterday morning. He was suffering from
exposure, but was not boisterous or trou-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04
At $3.50.

!: A choice collection Of fine. Wolfe,
Suits, made over silk and trimmed
with braid and silk to match; black,
blue, TAM brown and gray; a most
attractive and dressy suit; all sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04

Fumed Oak Dressers, large mirror. copper
drawer pulls.
$28.75. Were $3.50.
Fine CHARTERED Oak Dressers. serpentine
front, oval mirror.
$a9.75. Were $500.
Toona Mahogany Dressers, claw feet,
large case. square mirror.
$2o.75. Were $4,000.
Fine Mahogany Dressers. copper trimmed
$3I.7s. Were $1,000.
Handsome Mahogany Dressers, large mir
TOR, copper trimmed.
SAILS. Were $3.50.
Handsome Solid Mahogany Dressers, claw
feet. colonial reproduction.
$6I.5o. Were $500.
Golden Oak chiffoniers. shaped top and
$1,000. Were $4,000.
CHARTERED Oak Chifroniers, straight front.
oval mirror.
$I4.o5. Were $4,000.
Bird's-eye Maple chifroniers. full swell
$3.50. Were $27.oo.
Handsome CHARTERED Oak Chiffoniers,
claw feet, full swell front.
$4,000. Were $4,000.
Mahogany Chinoniers.. claw feet. swell
front.
$1,000. Were $4,000.
arahos.nv f-b,fpon,are, .xveti fronf csarved
posts.
$4,000. Were 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04
New Spring Suits.

HE Suits for Spring arriving daily and they show dis
ncvey Enthusiastically different from those of the past
~ The pretty light cloths in checks mixtures and plain ef
fec greatly in evidence, and they smart and
essy Four very pleasing styles mentioned and they excellent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04
| At $4,000.

At $1,000.
A splendid assortment of very fine
Panama Cloth Suits; Eton jacket
style, deliberately trimmed with silk
braid and tucked taffeta; skirt is
plated in panels and braided; all
sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04
Women's High=grade
Footwear.

Footwear.
~ UR Shoes have always been
kM distinguished for refine
Wy ment of character, correct
ness of style, comfortable fit
and unsurpassed quality IN feathers
and workmanship.
They represent the skill and brains
of the most reputable shoemakers in
America. Many of the lines are our
own special patterns and shapes.
Special attention is called to the
lines of very fine Shoes for women.
Shoes made to meet the demands of
the most critical dressers-shoes
smart enough to complete the most
fashionable street costume and
dainty enough to meet the most ex-
IRENE fashions for evening dress.
$500 to $500 a pair.
Third floor. Tenth ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04
Is to so Per Cent
Less Than Regular Prices.

The this sale made by the Oldest and
most of this country who allow moth
ing strictly their high standard of excellence to leave the
factory.
gathered for this sale large, several carloads having
already coming the extensive yet
great many the articles the Sorts hence early seec
is advised.
many hgclass pieces from regular stock
every one of which exceptional value and has before been
offered at present price.
Five large quick lead direct the Furniture Stores
sixth seventh floors, G street building - .'t--r+
We following several excellent values and invite
inspection: a-.%r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04
Our February
Furniture Sale.

oz naugurated today Fourth Annual February Sale OF
NlU il Fancy Odd Furniture presents splendid conec
WV ton of useful practical and decorative hghgade Fun
ture parts of the house, except the kitchen, at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04

At $2.o5.
Very beautiful, sheer and fine
White Lawn Waists, made with a
yoke effect of alternate squares of
tucks and embroidered medallions,
bound with Valenciennes lace and
otherwise trimmed with same lace
all sizes. Regularly $3.50.
At $3.25.
A handsome quality OF. White
Lawn Waists, made with V yoke Of
lawn and Valenciennes lace and fine
tucks below yoke, and a vertical pat
tern of fine machine embroidery.
All lace used in these waists is the
genuine German Valenciennes; all
sizes. Regularly 1896 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04
Woo0War0 & IotbrOp
H. New -WAsHINGToN-Prh. : et - r t<
mOpea8 Mandb rp
andV Valentine Favor Main Floor, Street

Department of WOmen'S
Ready=to-W Wear Garments.
Third floor, q street)
M1Yl e announce a February Sale of
WhANFineWhite ShirtWaiSts
New styles 1907 just received representing the and
test effects yet opened.
very have selected
four styles which exceptional values and better than shall
be able to offer later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04
Fumed Oak Bullets. copper trimmed.
$1,000. Were $II5.oo.

Large Mahogany Bullets, hand-carved pill
lars and posts, claw and BAH feet
$3.50. Were $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04

Large Golden Oak China Closets. strong
and well made.
$I5.75. Were $2I.oo.
sixth door. q -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04
$I3.75. We're $500.

Golden Oak China closets well made.
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9prrefppnoens. - g0ntenf.
Colorado Co.. ben 90. Wiai 1907.
Das 9. 5Goterass9 iftrifte Sauaer.
felt, pelhes am SDnntag, Den 26.
Mot IN Sdulenbure abaebalten muir.
oe. aeb0rt nun Der Beraanaenbeit an.
Ser oas Teit ueranftnltenoe Bereiu.
rGieoerfrana" bat, unteritiibt BON
Der liberalen 8eibdftsmelt, feine
Wthbe uno Nrbeit aeiheut, oieles
sSeit 81 einem grfDla su MAIDEN, me(s
Dies ibn1. BON Der Witteruna beaiin.
itlat. AUDI oelungen lit. Sc lieat nitt
Die Nbfiht Dor. einen ausfuhr(ihen
Beribt au liefern. ba oieies bereits
BON befabieterer Settle aeldebeu 1T.
Seooh tam iih Refesent Der Ben1er.
tuna nt6t e~ntbalten. oaB bns einunos
5toanaig Nutnraerri lanae reibbaltiae
&1n5erts Brugramm ~gldnseno ourh.
aeftihrt tuuroe uno Die 2eiitunaen Der
Sdn9er mDhlpertienten Beifau fan.
Den. utnlomebr. oa in benz oid5tbeIebs
ten Saal cine eritidenoe 6ibe berrfd.
te, audi auf Der 8iibne Der 2uftlu.
gang rur lparli9 mar. Nber bennDm
blelteri lie tanobaft aus biz gum syi.
male. Oas RunSert sog fth etnas
lebr in bic 2dnae. oeruriaht ourd
ote nab ieoer 0ummer bonn Bubli.
fun Uerlanatea 8uaaben (encores),
melhea fat bic oDppelte 8eit in Wns
ipruh nabm, 10 oaB turs uDr @tntritt
Der ytaht Der sueite Tell erIt sur1
QbihluB Fam. Bdbreno oe11en hatte
fth Der 9immel nit WDlten iiberaus
nen. 8udenoe 8liBe uno ferner DON.
aer ~einoeten Elm lhmeres @euitter
ON, oas iih audi balo oarauf nit
Sturm lber oieie @eeenb entluo uno
QepiiiermaBen oas 5eit NIT einen
Forte furioso gum Nbih(uB braGte.
Wiele Der Beiuher, Die abnunaslos
Dor Ausbrub oes Wetters ibren6ein1.
neg af1aetreten hatten, Itnb oapun
nberraiht uno gemaiden mDroen.
Die Beranitalter bes 5eItes fbunen
IN iofern lih 9tiidlib idaben, ooB
olele8 unmetter niht um WorQen
ooer Uttttag ausbrad. 10 aber lino
tie ourh Den Berfauf Der @inlaBtar,
ten, mie man annebmen oatf, ouf
Die Soften aetommen, es lit oaber rein
flnan5ieler WtiBerfolg gu beifaaen.
SIN Nuaemeinen fam oas i5et ola
cine auBerit gelunaene Afaire be.
seldnet tueroeu, sualeib tonnit uns
babel gum BenuBtiein. bog oeutIhes
Nrt, Dor Nqem benz oeuhden 2ieo
i'm Wdnnetaeiaug piroiae Bfleae
~ Tell miro. uno es iomit quite
Weae nit ben oeutlben @elonespro'
outtionen bat.
Die 6eimfabrt am n1dIten Gage
mar niht aans 10 amiiiant. uie Die
0tnfabrt, infoIqe oes aufgemeihten
Iblpar5en Booens aina es Die erften
4 Weilen nur lanaIafn BON ftatten,
aber Damn gina es raider, Der Reaen
batte Itb niht 10 melt erltredt, man
lae nuD 9eute in ben Teloern be.
ldadttiat. Nber Der Sturmnino bate
BOOB nit aleiher Strait gebault, tuie
tuetter 3uriid, bas Waisturn un6
8uderrobr tuar 5erSauit uno nieoer.
gepebt poroen, aud maren 8dume
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@eftige ~9ppfi1ntersett.
&iele San Nntonier Srauen baber
fie, aber iuenigs wiiien, ,uOber
lie riihren.

IEbaltenoe beftiee &opfidmeraen
Sblin1tne, nie0ermerfenoe &opf,
{hmer5en,
Sbwinoelerresenoe. Iuaerl per.
lebenoe aopfihmersen,
3eiger auf StDrungen Der 9iererl,
Bemetien Den @iftaebalt i'm Blute.
Nartotilhe Wtttel m6gen mol ben
Shmers linoern,
Nber iie heilen Die l1rIahe niht.
9oan'S NierentBiuen beilen Die
Nieren.s
gntfernen Die @iftitoffe, reiniaen
baS 8lut.
8erbannen &opfs u. &adenlhmera
uno Sbmeraen benin urinierer.
6ier lit elm San NntDnioer 3eue'
MIG. I'M oies 81 bemeiien:
Wrs. s. 6. BDmman, 800
SbermanS traBe. SanNntunio, Ser.
iaat: ,0ad Der grfabruna, Die i'd
NIT DDan's Bi0en. eeunadt babe,
tam i'd oieielben aar nidt bod oes
mug l0ben. Set lanaer Belt litt ld)
an 0ierenleioen uno es idien, als
0b eS gar nidts 1dbe, oas mir @rs
leibterung peridaffe. Die Mttion Der
0ieren mar gu bdufg uno untontros
lierbar uno ih bate beftige &upfs
fhmer6en. Sd bate uiele Nnfdue
bon Shlttelieber uno mar lebr oft
ibminblia. Sd perlor ihneu meme
Graft. 90 taufte i'd mir i'm Berars
Drug Store cine 5hahtel Dpan's
Nieren. 8iuen. Sd nor iebr befries
ot9t DDn Dem &eiultat, oa i'd mid
iebt beiierer @eiunobect erfreue, tuie
felt LANCER Belt. SD babe feline RDpf.
i6meraen mebr, Die JunttiDn Der
Wieren lift reae(mdBig uno id3 bin uiet
itdrter. SD ueroante oieS 9oon's
Nieren. HtQen.
gu baben bel alien 0anolertt.
8reis so Gents. Softer Miilburrl
Co., Buffalo, sc. g., aIeinige Neens
ten fir bic Ser. Staaten.
grinnert guh bes 0atnens -
DDan's-uno nebmt feine anoeref1.
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= a g.

Sn 6ort 8ortb tpnroe elm seba
Sabre alter 0egeriunae tpegenB ferDe.
olebitabls nerhaftet. syrtb iibt ffh,
ner etn Weiiter merben nil.
NeprGientant 8a8fin, elmer Der
Werfaiier Der 2isens. Sin, erfl6rt.
oaR Die General > Nnmaltihaft nit
ibrer ausleguaa bes @elebes unredt
babe. Die Beitimmuna, baS burh
oas cine @eieb alIe alien oieabesito.
liben geiebe nufeebuben miirben.
Tonne nidt 10 t0nftruirt merben.
bob fie ale 2isenien mioerrufe, unb
lei audi nidt 10 beabiidtigt ~petueiea.
Oa BON anoerer Settle ebenfag8 ne.
geae1 Die @ntiheioung Der @eneraIs
nrpattihaft BrDteft eingeleat tuirn.
10 mag oieier 4elh elmer 20taQieen
Brohthttlun ~irnnerbin nod an tins
0oriibergeben.
Bei elmer SBieEerei in benz
Stating &int auf Dem Musaeuunass
plaB in Dnaas tuuroen Der BoliaiIt
Wingfreu uno g. o. Cameron, eis
rler Der Better oes 8ints. lduer
oertuunoet.
Nnf ieinem BlnBe nabe benz
&reuabera bel 8Derne ftarb @ilhelm
Bleufter. eth after lanaidbriger 8es
mouner BON aenoau gonntp.
Nah einem 8eriht oes lamb.
mtrtl9aftliben OepQrteutent8 in
Waiblnaton miro uniere oie8idhrine
8aumuoIernte seimlih bel burb
8ou.WeeDils su leiben baben.
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entnnr5elt. 0eute uno aeftern tpie.
Der TAFT itetige Reeenihauer. fir Die
Baummpae entidieoen gu niel, Die
obneotes nod BON ben ih6olihen
@infllfien oer 8itterung I'M Npril
81 leloen bat uno ttur trDdenes,
marines Wetter benDtiet. oamit bias
Wabstum befDroert unb nan1entlid
oer Wermebruna oes 8uQmiebels
Glnbalt getan mirn. benin idDn tritt
&c IN ben ueiter noreeihrittener
Stauoen nerbeereno nuf. r,ur tpeniae
&nospen tDrar1er gum 8liihen; nit.
bin itno oOrldufia Die Nusfidter auf
elne lohnenoe @rnte nidt uerbeiBeno.
Vim Wiorgen oes 80. Wai. 2ebte
9aft Dieoer ibmeres @emitter uno
ltetiger 8uBre9en. iheint audi an.
balter gu molten. Das 8ras in ben
Seloern nitntnt iiberbano uno oas
Ndergerdt muB feiern. G.. III.
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u u 8 | O n b.

Gin furhtbares Berbreden miro
aus Der 6auptltaot Merifo aemel.
oct, I'm lih an ieiner ssrau, ole i'm
o~erlaiien noute. su RIDDEN, bat bort
elm Mann. Der ais Bortier in einetn
6auie an Der gantarit0s StraBe an.
aeitelIt mar, oas 6auS in Brand ae.
iteGt. 6ier Berionen, atpei @rtuad.
lene uno spei &in0er, ftno bel Dem
Seuer um's 2eben aetummen uno
mebrere anoere lino ihner oerlebt
moroen.
General 2uis 6. 9prres 1T sunl
@0uoerneur oes meritaniiben stan.
teS SDnDra ern1hlt uoroen.
- Son elmer srpBen Weuihen.
t,enae nit Subel begriiBt, fino Die
GnierifasS ahrer oes ,Bisner Man.
neraeiananereins" uieoer in Der Sci.
mat e%inaetrDffen.
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Sic geuraei aues ltebels

1T llnmthenbeit. 8arben bic S%onIenbe,
pelhe an &opfibmeraen. Sobbrennen,
Serftopfung, @elbiuht, 8eroauunast6.
fbrungen, beleeter 3un9e, oumpfem
Sbnaer5 in oer Seite. Suiten, Mattie,
feit, &C. leioen, piiien, oaB an NIlem uur
bic Seber ibulo lit. oa6 bieler elenoe 2u>
ftano BUM Eooe fihrer, mu6. uno oaB es
elm Wttttel baae9en aibt. n6mlid bic i'm.
nergleiflihen ct. Bernard &rauterpiuen,
tpeibe bic 9eber traftiaen uno pie6er ae.
lnro MAIDEN. 6ann tuirben iene EauIenbe
TAFT hires ~qualpoaen 2ebens lih zines
laneen, aeianben Daieins ertreuen.
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WMertet.

= nnier guiineB Mtens' Club mil
L 1000 gu einem Sonos tonettieren
Der oafiir nermenoet rueroen lDG, biz
Worsiiae San NntuniDs Der Melt ae.
aeniiber ms rihtiee 4iht au iteIer.
Der niel beiprohene BrDsef
BON 8. &C.. Tant aeaen oas 8antae.
ifdft BON 8. Suaiua1 & 60. BAL
nit einem geroitt su @unften oes gr.
iteret aeen6et. @s banoelte IiG BEL
benz BroaeB UNI 2ano, tuelhes Tani
Der Bant als Siherbeit fir eine
Shulo aegeben bate. Die BanF
batte einen Teil bes 2anoes nerfaufi
uno Tort behouptete, bic 5hulo lei
oar1it iiberreiblib beaablt unb Die
Ba1t miiffe ibm bas iibriae 2ano uno
cine beDeutenbe Sun1r1e @eloes sus
ridgeben. Die Bant beitritt Beioes.
9urh ben eben erfDlgten @Hieos.
fpru@ miro iie aber perurteiIt. an
SAINT smiihen $50. 900 unb $50, 900
gu besablen uno ibm 1929 NGer
9ano suriidsuQeben. SeoenfaGa miro
bic 8ant al, cine h6bere Snitana ap.
peaieren.
- Wah elmer perbdltnismdBia iebr
lanaen 6eile Fam am Treitag r1ad.
mtttag cine Brieftaube, Die s. 3.
Bind u Sun aeb6rte, boz, Chicago
bier OH. Sic mar bereits am 10.
Wfai bort fDrtaelunDt.
Ser .SnternatiDnnl Club" aab
am Sreitag abeno cine Seitlihteit AT
gbren bon @Df. 2erDp Bromn, Der
nit leinem &eeiment nad ben Bbis
lippinen aebt. gpl. Bromn'a Sheis
ben BON San Nntonio miro aQeemein
beoauerta CT mar bel uielert 6ffents
lihen unternebmungen beteiliet, BET
Der N~usfteluna, beim Garneual &C.
uno bot fib itets sifria beniibt. Der
betrefenoen 5ahe gum grfpls gu
uerbelfeu.
= SIN IIter bon 80 Sabren tarb,
in ihrem 6auie an Der Mesquite
StraBe, 6rau 6ebmia Stein. cine
alte BemDbnerin un5erer Staot.
Gin un5meifslbnft eeiitia eeitDr.
ter Wieritaner 0atneus NlfreoO Be.
naoioeS. muroe bier am Jreitag felt.
genommen. Der iunQe Mann hatte
auf bee StraBe Geben gebalten, in
oeneri er pie Wtenge su einert &rieas.
5uge mad Weritu aufforoerte. bate
i'm Gourtbauie neriGieoene Beamte
beimaeiubt uno ibnea aIerlei uttsa.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8eue iiber Reoo.
lutiOnen eraablt uno nod neiteren
unfun uerlbt. Ofenbar 1T er iiber su
nlel Observation-Disclosures perridt
1etuproen.
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Gtn aladIiher 1eraner.

Der. 6. Us. 9oDolue, 107 st.
2onis' StraBe, Dallas, 9eras. iaat:
SIN lebten Sabre bin it nit Or.
Sings Weue 9eEens Yiaen betannt
aetnoroen une ib femme tein beiieres
Nbfahrmittet file Malaria uno Bill.
lioittdt. 8u haben bel 90. DreiB
q COIN q 60. 25 Gents.
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$1,000 boar

taufen einen Store nit 8obnbaus
uno Saloon. NIT er0Bem Blab, in
ejnem auten oeutlben Orte, IA Wei.
len meltlib BON San Nntunio geleoen.
Gin ih0ner Btab. auf Dem bon einem
tiibtiaen Wfeniben piel @elo peroient
meroen tam. 8ommt All uns noe.
gen oieies BlaBes. 81 1T billta.
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Daa 0unhea !. Wetternrnt

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Waibington lit Der Gniiht, oaB bas
tolte Wetter Der lebter1 Belt ourh au.
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rien heruorgerufen tpuroe. Die Bet.
terbeObadter bebaupten, oaB fie iGpn
otter ben tdlfeeraeu9enoen ginfluB
itbiriiber 8tnoe fir bic n6roliGen
@egenoen oes ameritnnilfen Ronti.
nents beubahtet baben.
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Sn uebereinitimmune nit benz
friiber sefaBten BeidluB linb Die Ser.
liner 8ader an ben Streit aeoanaen.
80 ftno iber uieltauieno @eieqen
oueftGnoio.
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Wad BEN Nufnnhnnen ner Sen.

Wah ben Iufnahmen Der Sen.
lug. 8ommiiidre bat Dallas augeu.
blidlih i'm intorpDrierten 1eile Der
Staot cine 8eo6lterunq BON 1857
Berionen. nit ben nintintprpurier.
ten @erten miro bic BepDlterung auf
$3.50 abaeihdbt. Dat Stiff bat
1889 ginmphner.
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Das bette fir Ebeumatismus -
elmer d Mmieno'S Nesept Wu.
1851. Beribmt meaen ieiner Bor'
aiiae bel erfplgreihen 6eilunaen.
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BON Nbten: FIR bieie &eIt ben 9eib Dffeu
unb far bic nddlte oos @etpiien rein su
erbalten. @enn Der Geib ourdb ae5unbe
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10 bate er Heeht. Dor bielen Sabren Be.
iua6rten bic Bernbar6iner M1nhe bic
@eIunbheit BON 9euen burb bas, mas
lebt ala st. B~ernborb's R~rduterpinen"
betonnt tit, unb bieie reeulieren bic Sc.
Der, reinioen oa8 Blut nnb entfernen aus
benz Spitefn alIe abeeftDrbenen unD oifti.
gen Gtoffe. Diele giIen fteben ais Elm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unerreicbt oa.
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SIN 3aiIer WiIhe(mss Wiuleum

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oerner frans6iiiher 3unft erBHnet
moroen, bic porsuasneiie auf benz
Gebiet Der frana6iihen WaIerei elm
fat liiGenloies Bib Der heutiaen
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Hutet die K1einen.

TIE STERBLICHKEIT DER SAUGLINGE list grauenhaf. Wiz konnen es
0 kaum fassen, dass yon allen Kinden cvlsmter Lander zweiundzwanzg
~Pozent oder nahezu Elm VierteL vor Volendmg DIES emten LebensjaInes
sterben, slebenunddreissg Prozent oder Gber elm Dmtel sterben Vol dem finfen
und die Hattie strbt vor dem fGnhehnten Jame.
Wr behaupen mbedenkich dss die zeidge Amending Won Castuia die
grossere Anzahl ddeser kostbaren Leben retten wurde. Auch nehmen wr kenen
Anstand, zu sagen, dass der Gebrauch narkohscher Praparate ais Ursache dieser
kmders6rbichkeit anzusehen list. Tropfn, Iinktmen md Soothing Syups fir
kmderkrankheten enthaten i'm Wesentichen Opium oder Morphn. In CROSSE
rn Dosens md sic t6dtiche Gite. Vie gross oder klein aber die Dosen sein
mogen: sic erdummen, hemmen den Blutunlauf und fdhren zu Congestonen
krankhelt Tod. CAM ds Gegenthel wd durch Casoria bewirkt. aer Ir
musst dmauf achen, dass esd die Unterschrmt Won Chas. Il. Fletcher hSgt Ds-
seLbe befordert den Blutumlauf 0fnet die Poren der Hant md hesiiet Fieher
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1inf's 5Qenle papano Nloarre
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Gard OF Thanks.

To our friends who so Loyalty as
sisted us during the recent illness OF
our three little girls, aud which re-
suited in the death Of our darling
little Ruby Dan, who fell to sleep In
the arms Of our Savior Sept. 10,
1907. We with hearts full of love
and gratitude wish to thank you one
and all for your kindness to us, and
assure you we will ever remember
you. May the Lord bless you
abundautly, and save you are our
prayers.
We mourn not as those without
hope, for we know little Ruby Dan
Is in heaven awaiting our coming
ID. W. STONE AND WIFE,
Tolu, Ky.