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Gaiarrh Of the Stomach
4 Pleasant, Simple, But Safe and
Emectual Cure for Ii.
COSTS .oTHIEG TO TRY.

CaTaTTh OF the stomach has long been
considered the next thing 70 incurable
The usual symptoms are a fun or bloat-
ing sensation after eating, accompanied
sometimes with sour or Watery risings.
"a formation OF gases. causing pressure
on the heart and lungs and difficult
breathing. headaches, tickle appetite,
nervousness and general played out.
lauguid feeling.
There is often fom taste in the
mouth, coated tongue and II the iute-
iiUT of the stomach could be seen il
would show Shiny. infiamed cOndi-
uou-
The cure for this common and OBJ
stiuate trouble Is found iu "a treatment
which causes the food 10 be readily.
thoroughly digested before Il has time
90 ferment and irritate the delicate mu-
c0us surfaces of the stomach To Sc
cure a prompt and healthy digestion is
the one necessary thing 10 do and when
normal digestion IS secured the ca
tarrhal condition VIII have disappeared.
According TO DR. Harlans0u, the SAT-
est and best treatment is 20 use after
each meal a tablet, composed OF Dias-
tase Aseptic Pepsin, a little Nux Cold
eu Seal. ana TruI ACIDS. These tablets
can now be found al all drug stores
under the name Of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tables and not being a patent medi-
cine can be used with perfect safety
and assurance that healthy appetite and
thorough digestion viii follow their reg
ular use after meals.
AIR r 8 Workman. Chicago Ills
writes, 'Catarrh i= a local condition re-
sgIr.ug from neglected cold IN the
head whereby the lining membrane OF
the nose becomes iufamed and the
poisonous discharge tIerefr0m passing
backward into the throat reaches the
stomach thus producing cataFrh OF the
stomach. Medical authorities prescribed
t0r me for three years for catarTh OF
stomach without cure but today ! am
the LdUplesJ of men after using only
one box OF Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
lets. I cannot Gud appropriate words 10
express my good feeling. 1 have found
flesh. appetite and sound rest from their
use"
StuaTLs Dyspepsia Tablets is the SAT-
est preparation as well as the simplest
and most convenient remedy Tor any
form of Indigestion, CataTrh Of stomach.
HLllCuSltsS5 sour stomach heartburn
and bl04tIug after meals
send your name and address today for
"a free trial package and see for your
self. Address i. A. Stuart Co. IS Stuart
Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
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PIERCE
WAS NOTED FOR
DOUBLE DEALING
Elliott Has Live
" Tilt With GroSyenOr
Before Committee.

Ii. ". Elliott. or Cleveland, who Is
urging that Congress abrOgate the seal
contract OF the North American Com
mercial Company, today. before the
House Committee on Ways and Means,
made further charges against Herbert
Ii. d. PIERCE, former Assistant Score
tary OF state, now United States minis
ter 70 Norway.
Nj. Elliott charged that when PIERCE.
as a repr6seut aJIve OF the state Depdf I
ment went before The Hague Tribunal.
he knew that there was evidence on NE
in the department that shows the
schooner J. Hamilton Lewis. seized Is
the Russians for pelagiC sealing. was
not OF American register and not man
ned BY an American crew.
In spite Cf these facts, he says, felrce
pressed the claim, collected damages
from the Russian government. and then
held up the vessels owners for prl-
waite Zee.
You are not giving evidence, only
conclusions" interrupted General Gros-
veuOr of Ohio
Il know what / am doing. II you
don't know what you are doing retort-
You are the most insulting and con-
temptible witness / have ever heard be-
fore q committee" shouted General
GrOsVenOr
You can't keep this out I will go
on the floor of the House with IL,
screamed Elliott.
Go ahead, II you want to" was eros
veu0r's last shot.
Admonished 70 keep TO the facts,
Elliott was then permitted 70 proceed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-28
CITY CHAPS METHODS
PUZZLE COUNTRY LAD

A case OF the city lad leading his
country cousin astray and relieving
him OF loose change To the extent or
S6i was alleged in the Police Court this
morning when John Montgomery was
arralgued before Judge MulloWuy, on
a charge OF grand larceny from John y.
Hamilton who says he is from Mary
land. Montgomery was held for the ac-
zion OF the grand jury, under 500 bond.
II is said that young Hamilton came
10 Washington Saturday night with so
IN his pockets and met Montgomery.
The pair started out 10 see the town,
and in the celebration which followed.
Hamilton says ne gave his roll 20 his
companion. When Montgomery gave
the money hack later. there was but
so. As a result. the young country lad
caused his arrest. Thirty-fiye dollars
was found on Montgomery when he was
searched.
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JAMES MOSHER DEAD
ON 48TH BIRTHDAY
Was for Number of Years
Prominent in Railroad
Circles.

After an illness Of several weeks,
James Mosher, for many years the head
or the freight division OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railway in New York. Boston,
and Pittsburg. died Saturday morning
at his home. 200 5 street northwest. Mr.
MOsher died on the forty-eighth anniyer-
sary OF his birth and his death was
caused by pneumonia.
The funeral services We're held
this afternoon at his home. DIT. Stat
ford, OF ST Patricks Catholic Church.
conducted the services. both there and
at the grave in Rock Creek cemetery.
Mr. Mosher Was born At Linden. the
country place OF his father. Theodore
MOsher, January 20. 1853. He was eou-
Gated in Washington.
When "a young man Mr.. MOsher went
10 Chicago. where he entered the rail-
way business as clerk. Promotion
after promotion was given him until al
last, some years ago. he was made head
Of the freight trafhe in New York city
Tor the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
In this position he had charge OF ali
the freight for New England and Penn
sylYRuia.
About six years ago, however, Nj
MOsners health failed az a result OF
Ovsrwork and he retired from business
and came 10 mis- home here. Since that
time he had lived IA Washington.
Mr.. Moshar was well known IN bust
ness and railroad circles IN Washing
ton and New York. lie was man Of
remarkable executive ability and had q
thorough knowledge Of the railroad
business
Ills wife. Mrs. Minnie Morgan Mosl
ar, a daughter OF the late DIT. James
T. Morgan, four brothers, Col. Theodore
Musher. l.. S. A, Alexander MOsher,
Robert Brent MOsher, and Lee Mosher;
and two sisters Mrs. Constantine Chase,
and Mrs Im0gen Wilson. survive him.
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District Employees Pay
Must Not Be Forgotten
James F. Oyster Says They Should Be in on
Raise, Recalling the UnCanceled 20
Per Cent Cut in 1874.

the original salaries Of the officers and
clerks of the District, reduced by the
act above cited. have not been. as ait
entirety. restored by Congress. The
necessity for an Increase in salaries
OF Federal employees apply with equal
force 20 the employees Of ,he District OF
Congress at the last session enacted
legislation increasing the salaries or
teachers in tho public school, PolieS-
men, and hremen, from and AFTER july
!. 1906. and provided. in the case or the
two first named for automatic increases
based on length OF service.
Justice for District Employees
II is safe to assert. from my knowi-
edge Of governmental Interpretation,
that. unless the officers and clerks OF
the District are specifically and In terms
embraced within the provisions OF pro-
posed legislation for salary Increases.
they viii not become beneficiaries there
under.
Ii is not believed TO be the intention
of Congress to discriminate against the
employees of the District vino are just
as much the creatures OF its viii as
the employees OF the Federal Govern
ment IL would be only simple justice
and a square deal" 10 comprehend the
employees of the District IN the legisla-
ton which you are so nobly and ably
advocating. should the proposed meas-
ure iu its present form contain no sre-
Cidc reference TO such employees.
In conclusion, / beg 10 invite your at
tention to the fact that the trade and
business associations Of this city have
placed their unqualified stamp OF APP
prevail upon the measure which I trust
win pass into history as the Davis
Act"
Earnestly praying your favorable con-
siueratiOn TO the statements herein con-
tanned. I have the honor to be.
Your Obedieut servant.
JAMES 4. OYSTER.
President Business Mems Association.
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NENDED WAY TO
ASSESS DAMAGES

Tie Dil 10 amend the District Code
relating 90 the condemnation OF lands
for the opening, extension. and widening
Of streets passed the House this morn
ing
Under this bill the amount of the
award az damages. plus The cost of the
proceedings. shall be ASSESSED By the
jury upon the property and parcels OF
property % be Benhted by the better
ment. The jury IS furthermore required
% consider Tie benefits SO conferred as
20 their bearing upon each particular
piece Of property affected.
Where the total amount of the award
Is IN excess OF the amount OF the ben
efits, the excess difference shall be paid
By The District OF Columbia
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Maniac Liaense--

tt1seer J.. Mitchell Margburv. Nd.
ana befle 81. Wheeler. DuncasJer. AID.
William Butler and Irene Nelson.
oscar Wilson ANA Myrtle jackson
JgAn T. Duuy aud Annie Mclaughlin.
both OF Richmond Va.
Joseph y. Brandon. Philadelphia. and
aug sta Notes. of this city.
VI llll1m A. Mckenzie and Blanche T.
Dean.
Pleasant Brown and Edna s. Walters.
both OF BerWyu. MI.
James De Moss and Sadie j.. Stout.
both Of Baltimore. lIG
Prank p LeiteH and LYDIA r. Way,
both OF FTedeTicks1urg Va.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-28
ELKINS MAY TESTIFY
IN SUIT FOR 100000

The suit OF Robert Burton and George
A Dubreuil, OF Baltimore, against
Senator Elkins. OF West Virginia. Tor
10000 for services alleged 10 have been
rendered the Senator Ia connection with
the sale OF the Western Maryland rail-
road. which has been on trial in Circuit
Court No. q. Justice Wright. Off the
past week. was resumed today. Last
week was taken up by the prosecution.
ana today evidence was submitted by
the defense.
The witnesses called 10 the stand by
the defense Included Colin II. Living
stoH, nrst vice president OF the Ameri-
can National Bank. OF this city. for
merly private secretary TO Senator FL
kus, r H. McDermott, stenograpner 20
the senator. and Congressman T. =. Da-
Wis. OF West Virginia.
The indications are that Senator Ell
klnH may take the witness stand to-
morrow.
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SAMUEL HERSEY BURIED
AT ARLINGTON TODAY

Funeral services for Samuel r. Her
sey were held this afternoon from HIS
home. 1913 L street northwest The
Rev. Frederick u. Power. pastor Of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church, Of
dictated and burial was made IN Airing
ton National Cemetery. Members Of
Kit Carson Post No ., with which Mr..
Hersey was affiliated. attended the SER
vice
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MRS. ANNA XANDER
DIES At HOSPITAL

AIRS. Anna Xander. aged forty years.
uied suddenly Saturday afternoon at z
o clock at Providence Hospital. Mrs.
Xander. who was critically i'll, WAS
taken 10 the hospital Saturday morn
ing for an operation. but became worse
so rapidly that IL could not be per
formed.
The funeral services viii be held to-
a. brow afternoon from the residence,
1913 / street southeast
AIRS. Xauder was q native OF Germany,
but mad lived in America many years.
Size leaves a husband, @. +. Xanders
employed Ia the Government service.
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ARMY RETIREMENT BOARD
NAMED BY SECRETARY TAFT

An army retiring board was appointed
by Secretary OF War Taft today. TO
meet az Vancouver Barracks for exami-
nation of officers for retirement. The
detail of the board as follows:
Brig. Gen. Stephen p. JOslyn. Lieut..
William II. Corbusier deputy surgeon
general; Lieut.. Col. James A. Irons.
Fourteenth Infantry; Maj. William d.
Crosby, surgeon Maj. Henry g. CabeIL
Fourteenth Infantry; First Lieut.. Ar
thur NJ. Ferguson, Fourteenth Infantry.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-28
CONVICT POLICEMAN
ON ASSAULT CHARGE

The jury IN Criminal Court No. I. JUS
tice Stafford. today convicted Martin J.
Hughes. the special policeman OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. of assault
with a dangerous weapon. Hughes was
indicted on charge Of assaUltiug with
a dangerous weapon william T. Roche,
il. He vas tried for the offense on
November last, but the jury was un-
able 10 agree.
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VITAL RECORDS


Edward and Mary Dipss. Girl.
George T. and FLORENCE s. FIa1zhafL
girl
Randolph and Dasle Hawkins. girI.
Ihumas q. and Florence Hope. bow
William and Alice Jones. 10g.
ai+eh J. and Florence D. Johnson, girl
John 4. and Irene L. Many gfrI
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Washington d c Jan Is. 1907.

Washington. d. c. Jan Is. 1907.
OFFICE or THE WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY-NOtice Of Annual
Meeting OF Stockholders-The znuuEf
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Washington Gaslight Company for the
election OF directors and for such other
business as may properly come bsfefs
said meeting. viii be held al the once
OF the company, zl3 10th 81. NV. GA
MONDAY. FEBRUARY I. 1891. al u
O'CLOCK n. The polls viii be open
from u o clock noon 10 ! O'Clock p M
WILLIAM b. ORME. secrstsry.
dslB-lgI
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Special Notices.


C. y. HCSTEh has discontinued his In
terest IN the lunch room located az 6st
4th 81. NV. Not responsible for any debts
hereafter. Z. 7. HUNTER. The Bicycle
man II
ALL MAKES or SEWING MACHINES
repaired and guaranteed ! year. ee.
KRAMER 4s3 eth 81. sW. Phone e5lts
or send postal af'1 Will call ja16-ist
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE H.
SURANCE CON PANY OF tie District
19J7.-The annual me, Ing Of tie Mutual
Fire Insurance Company OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia viii be held on the
FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY fths
4th prOximO) a the ONCE Of the com
pany, No. sE Pennsylvania evenS
BY the charter Of the company -
election Of EegGa managers 20 conduct
the affairs OF the company Is requires
70 be held at the above meeting.
BY the sixth article OF the bylaws OK
the company u is provided. al the Az
nual meeting OF the company. the hFst
business IA order shall be the appoint
fnent OF "a chairman, who snail conduct
the meeting and election In accordance
with the act OF Incorporation. betW cen
the hours OF O'Clock a. 10. and z. 2. "a
Amount OF premium notes. .-,- y, sssi ~ %
Amount or cash on land. lai5zl.ls
secuFlL4es 49, - -
real cbLaJe..---- -..s--.-..-s.--s. assytS -
Once furniture and fixtures. 1905
Losses BY IRE adjusted ana
paid -..---.-.-----.--- 500
The annual statement viii be ready
for distribution at the once ct the eoni~
pany about February z, 1851.
BY order OF the Board OF Managers.
i. PIERCE BOTELER, Secretary
faz0-l6t
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President james T.. oyster, of the
Business Mems Association. has entered
in earnest into the fight for an Increase
In salaries for the government employees
OF the District. He has addressed the
following letter 70 Representative Da-
Wis. which fully sets forth his views on
the subject:
Mr. Oysters Letter.
Hon. Charles r. Davis. House of Rep
resentatives. Washington. .. c.
Sir: In view OF tho probability Of
legislation being enacted by the present
Congress looking 20 an increase in sal
aries OF Federal employees, the writer
begs the indulgence Of your COnsldeTa-
ton 70 the following statement as 10
the status OF the employees Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia in respect thereto.
As you know. the District Is the
creature OF Congress. All salaries OF
employees thereof are specifically APP
prOpriated by Congress under the sew
eral departments comprised within the
local government. The salaries being
fixed by Congress, there can be no de-
parture therefrom except by the act
OF Congress. The salaries now paid 10
employees OF the local government are
those established a great many years
Instances, less than those paid prior 20
1874
Pay Cut, Never Restored.
BY the act Of Congress approved
June 20 1874. entitled "An act for the
Government Of the District OF Column
bia and for other purposes" lS Stat, J.,
p l17-line 81. the compensation there
tofore paid 20 ali officers and employees
OF the District except seuchers In the
public schools. and officers and en-
nloyes IN the IRE department was re-
dued by a horizontal cut OF Nv 1nty
Der centum per annum-
Notwithstanding the enormous m
crease ia the cost OF living since lol4.
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WITHOUT DRAUozr

me most essential % retain heAltns
Equip your Churches. School House,
once Rooms. Sleeping Apartments. Gee
with PULLMAN AUTOMATIC VEN
TILATOES," Economical and eVerlsst~
ing. II c. KIDWELL, Wash. d. c.
mgr. for company. once. LIZ alst At
Inone West Sll.
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Died.

KNOWLES-On Sunday. January q. 1901 al
o. ui-f after a long ana painful illness,
MARY AGNES KNOWLES, the beloved
daughter Of David o. ana Mary Knowles
HEel thirteen years one month and nye
days.
Funeral from her late residence. asz9 Pros
'ueCt avenue. January 60, al a. m, thence
10 Holy Trinity Church, where mass will be-
said for the rep0se ur her soul Friends and
relatives respectfully Invited 10 attend
lbaltimore papers please copy ls-s-2t
XANDER-On Saturday. January 90. 1907. At
2-45 p. On. ANNA, beloved wife Of Ggtr-
Iaih Nsnder aged f0rty-hye years
Funeral from her late residence. 1903 /
street southeast on Tusday, January -. AT
. O'Clock b. u. Relatives and friends in
-.ted % attend lutsment at Prospect Hill
Iarticulars in another column. II
HAAuLTON-On Saturday, January Is. 1897
az his residence. s9i + street northwest, a.
5-O9 a. m CHARLES HAMILTON. In the
Inirty-uiuth year Of his age.
Funeral Tuesday. January %. 1901. AT 10
m., private. from parlors q Hinile &
Bayliss. Fifth and II streets n rthWest-
tNew York, Norfolk and Providence. r. l.,
papers please copyD II
MOsHER-On January %. 1907. JAMES
MOSHER.
Particulars in another column.
GRINNAN-On Monday. January IS. az 2 a
IA. r. LEE GRINNAN, beloved son Of
Funeral from his late residence. s13 sixth
street southeast al $3.50 a M. Tuesday.
January - k-idtFes ana friends invited
Iutern.ent al Richmond. Va. II
KIBLER-On January &c, 1851. HOLLAND
r KILLER. beloved husband Of Clara Kih-
Ter. formerl' 81 Washington. .. c.
Funeral from his parents home, Kimbali.
Va. IL
YEATAIAN-On Sunday January ., 1907, at
Tampa, Fla. ARTHUR A. YEAFMAS, be
loved husband Of Madge Harmon Yeatn.su.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. n
KNOWLES January "a. 1907 MARY
AGNES KNOWLES.
Particulars IN another column.
gTTI.LIVAN-On sunday. January .. lgu1 ar
the residence OF his daughter Mrs NJ a..
CaIT. - Delaware avenue northeast
THOMAS. beloved husband Of the late Mary
sullivan, In the seventy NTH year OF his
age
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend a
requiem mass at 81. Joseph's Church. Sec
Cnd and @ streets northeast, Tuesday. Jan
nary % at 10 a IN.
Particulars in another column. II
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wATo-r AND CLOCK aHPAnrHo.

Why 90 down town and pay biz
prices when you can get your work
done much cheaper at 723 10Th st. nS.E
Watches and clocks and jewslry repair
ing. Clocks called for and delivered
French clocks and English hall clocks =
specially. Call or send postal 7. F.
CALLAHAN z23 10th 81 nv 5a4-S0t
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DIR. CARLETON VAUGHAN,

Reliable Dentistry; not the cheapest, but
the best at the most reasonable prices.
IoI2 F st. n. w. Phone z0S6
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Mrs. Thaw regarding her testimony and
she has told them that she is ready 10
make any sacrifice to free her son. The
aged mother and proud head of the
Thaw house will keep back nothing.
Her testimony, it is said. will be con-
vincing proof that the young man is
subject 10 great mental distresses which
border on insanity and that these evil
dences OF insanity have manifested
themselves ON various occasions for
years.
Evelyn Thaw was dressed in The dark
blue dress which she wore at the other
trial days. but today Wore Il white in
stead OF a blue veil. The girl plainly
shows the strain she is under Great
dark shadows circle her deep blue eyes.
which follow the movements of counsel
and court in a dun expression.
Evelyn in Doctors Care.
Evelyn is in the care OF a physician.
but despite his orders for quiet and
rest, she persists on coming To court
Miss Mackenzie tells her friends that
Evelyn is nearing a state of complete
collapse
The Countess OF Yarmouth mad. her
reappearance in court today She has
been III since the first day OF the trial
and IL Is said viii sail for England short
Is TO nurse her husband, who also Is
III She caTae 10 court today with Mrs
william Ihaw, Mrs. George Lauder
Carnegie. and Edward Thaw
There was only the faintest sign OF
recognition between Mrs. Carnegie and
Evelyn when the former took q seat
beside the flower girl. Mrs William
Ihaw and the Countess did not notice
Evelyn or May Mackenzie. Tae couu-
tess wore a long. dark cloth szlr-. anI
face was hale concealed 1y e. heavy
veil
Ire uedlDs apparatus failed just be-
fore noon. and the court room became
cold, Justice Fitzgerald adjourned un-
III O'Clock.
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ONE MORE JURYMAN
SITS IN THAW CASE;
NEW PANEL Is DRAWN

CONTINUED from First PageD
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Difficulties in Fighting Trust.

Closing its report with a discussion OF
the difficulties confronting the Govern
Insnt IN coping with all these evils, the
commission SAYS:
The amended act 10 regulate COM
MERGE makes the existing pipelines COM
mon carriers, subject 10 that act.
and the power TO prescribe just and rea-
sonable rates regulations, and praC-
ttces, after complaint and hearing, Is
conferred upon the commission. But
the pipeline tariffs filed with the COM
mission are alleged 20 be or no actual
advantage to the independent opera
tors. The commission can only act
upon these schedules after complaint
has been made challenging SPECIFIC
rates, regulations, or practices Some
complaints are now pending. How far
The amended act VIII prove adequate
50 the correction Of such Injustice az
now exists in respect OF this tarin is
To be seen.
since in the past petroleum rates
have not always been established To
promote, but often to check, traffic, and
The tariffs are more or less permeated
with determinations In favor of the
Standard OIL Company, having been
built up during q series OF years in that
view. ii may be that this discrimination
q VIII never be eliminated by any process
. Of complaint against specific rate or
practice Judging by the past. discrim-
mere frequently than those now exist
ing can be routed out by that method.
AS 70 no other important tra1ic - there
an approach 10 che monopoly or the
STANDARD oil Company IN that OF OIL
What otllrr remedies in addition 70
those already provided 90 may be neces-
SaFy 20 prescribe can be better deter
mined in the near future by the result s
OF experiences IN administering the pres
fns ~.
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ALL MAKES OF SEWING MACHINES
repaired and guaranteed ! year, 00c.
i RAINIER. 4s5 eth St sW. Phone e5lts
or send postal a. Will call Jal6-i5t