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The Washington times., 1907-09-09
GIRL WHO TOOK POISON
EXPECTED TO RECOVER

Doctors Of the Casualty Hospital said
today that the condition of Miss Bur
pette Sullivan. seventeen years of age,
who drank a quantity Of vermicide
which contains bichloride of mercury,
AT her home, A. H street northeast. yes
ferday, was not serious Miss Sullivan
swallowed the poison believing it was
headache medicine.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
Makes No Statement

Members Of the family this morning
state that it is impossible to understand
how Herbert failed to kill the entire
household. as he was seemingly. crazed
and shooting at random. Herbert. as
yet. has made no statement regarding
the affair, owing to his serious condition.
but his wife is inclined 10 the belief
that he thought that he had killed Ter
and Mrs. NOthey, and, acting on the
impulse OF the moment, sought to take
his own life
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
SPECIAL RATE GRANTED
BY !. c. C. FOR TACOMA

TACOMA, Sept. 9.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission has granted spe-
cial permission 10 the Northern Pacific
railroad 10 quote Il special rate OF 90
cents TO a 100 pounds on agricultural,
mineral forestry, and fishery ErC ducts
ard descriptive Pamphlets Of the city
of Tacoma from Tacoma TO Chicago,
when destined 10 PittshUTg.
The rate viii expire November = OF
this year. Tt was made effective 10 give
Tacoma an opportunity OF continuing IA
exhibit at the Pittsburg commercial ex-
position.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09

For the brightest and best last line
supplied to this jovial little rhyme. The
Sunday Times will pay SO. the contest
TO close Saturday night and the winner
10 be announced in next Sundays paper.
Some of the contestants, while their
contributions have been of the cleverest.
have fallen into the error of making
the supplied missing line rhyme with
the third and fourth lines Of the quin-
tette, while they should be made to
rhyme with the first and second lines.
Send in as many answers as you like
and all will have a chance of winning
the prize. Address The Sunday Editor.
The Washington Times.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
Fell to Floor.

In trying 10 escape we fell over a
runE and both lay quiet upon the floor.
Mr.. Herberts father said. They are
both dead and when he said that my
husband fired one more shot at some
one and then shot himself, so / am told.
I did not see the last shot. as ran
screaming from the house When I re-
covered my senses / was several blocks
away. down at the Third srrsar
yghaTyes 90
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
Dividend Notice.
American Graphophone Cd.

A quarterly dividend go. 40 of ONE AND
ONE-QUARTER PER CENT on the common
Capital stock OF the American Grabh0phone
Company viii be paid on September 18th
1907 to stockholders Of record September LIST.
1901 BY order Of the Directors.
aus. se5,9 EDWARD D. EASTON. President
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

In his speech before the Pennsylvania
Bankers Association, United States
Treasurer Charles H. Treat, renewed his
recommendation for an emergency note
circulation by the national banks, this
emergency circulation TO be based not
upon the assets Of the banks, but upon
the security of State and municipal
bonds Of the standard fixed in the saw
ings bank laws Of New York and Mass
achusetts
Directors of the. United States Reduc-
ton ard Refining Company have de
clared the regular quarterly dividend Of
~ per cent on the preferred stock, pay
able October J.
The amount of city. State, and rail
road bonds put up 20 secure public de
posts under Secretary COrtelyOu's plan
Of depos.ing funds in the national
banks aggregate to date $,lN,QJos Of
which S2,29LO00 bonds have been de
posted in the Treasury here and S1,sO4, 90
insthe sCbtreasuTy at New York
Record of transactions in the New
York Stock Exchange for the week end
ed September 6, 1907, compared with the
lows.
State & r. r. bonds. .S4.65S. 800 $1,000, 500
Government bonds. $4,000 $3.50
Stock rights. --...-.. J5,Sco
Estimates Of the condition OF corn
rs of August p place II at 500, de
cline OF 30 from the estimate month
ago. This compares with the Govern
ments report Of condition OF go for the
corresponding period IN 1896, $50 in 1900
and 81 for the teu-year average ending
September 1896. The present CONDITION
indicates q yield of 200. 600 bushels
70 2.6O1. 900 600 bushels, which viii exceed
all years except 1906, lyU5r ana possibly
1902
Secretay Knight, OF the Canadian
Pankers' Association, says OF the money
situation in Canada. 1T seems TO me
that for the time being Canada has out
grown its financial breecneS, Just rs last
spring It was found that i bad become
bigger than its transportation IaclAJes-
The chamber of deputies of Peru has
given its sanction TO the contract under
which Alfred MaCCune. ca American, IS
10 construct q railroad system between
HuachO. CeTTo de FISCO, and the Ccay-
ali river. The government grant IS
100000
Interviews with London brokers and
investors. all sound q note of caution in
regard TO tho immediate future. The
consensus Of opinion was that the Lon
don financial position Will be worse be
fore il ist better although there IS little
danger of a panic. Great anxiety is felt
over the situation in this country. Eng
lsh investors are unusually cautious
now. believing stocks are going still
lower The monetary outlook weighs
heavily on the market, and there is gen
eraI distrUst of trouble among the in
dusurial concerns in America.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
STOCKS, BONDS, AND MONEY
WASHINGTON PRICES

Sales of the board. including the after
call, amounted to SIS shares Of stock
and $4,000 in bonds.
Following are the sales and quotations
of today's market:
Washington Market SIS, 1947. a,O00alO2.
Washington Railway and Electric As
81, O0Oa79lh. 81. OO0a7915, $1.O0Od79lz, $1,000
1855. 81, OOOa79I4, s., OOOa79l4, $1,0o0q7914.
Capital Traction. 10q1Sl.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred. 5d739s, l007312.
Washington Gas, 25a7OA,
Mergenthaler, 10q20644, 4q207.
Lanston. lOOq12, 100al2h (Duyer, Coz,
10N12A, I0d12r.
Mitchell Mining, 100d2.
After call-Capital Traction SIS. 5000
1l0Is S50001104.
Washington Railway and Electric
Company, 20d35.
Mergenthaler. 5a2O67s, 5d2O67s, 1oQ2065s-
Mitchell Mining, SOAPS, 25q21s. 2odz1s-
Potomac Fire Insurance, 2QSO.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
MARITAL WAR OF TEN
YEARS CAUSE SHOTS
Continued from First Page)

ny brother had been asked to talk 10
me oy my husband. When I refused 10
go 1t seemed 70 anger Mr.. Herbert. and
he tried 10 persuade me 70 go into the
next room All the time he kept edging
MS chalF closer 20 mine. I told him
positively that l did not intend 70 20
anywhere. This seemed to throw NV
husband into passion, and q moment
later he had arisen, pulled out q revolver
and had ne and my sister backed into a
corner where he began firing at US"
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
Hartung's vanilla Lee Cream

VIII please you. 1t contains more than
I5T5 butter fat. which assures a High
Standard OF purity. Hartung's Sanitary
Dairy. los Florida ave. Phone North 1881.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
LOCAL MENTION.
The Climax Of Bread Excellence

is represented in Schneider's Malt
Bread. Every good bread quality reaches
perfection in this famous product. Order
II for your table daily. At your grocer s.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09

Don't deny yourself delights conferred by
Satin skin cream and Satin skin powder
The Washington times., 1907-09-09

1t is better to have a good name than
to be forced 10 pay cash.-Puck.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra At

Park Hotel Summer Garden. RathskeIIer,
n. 7. Ave. and 18th st. +. Endres. Prop.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
STOCK TRADING
WELL DISTRIBUTED
Business Starts Off Well
With a Feeling of Re-
neWed Confidence.

While the trading today on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange was not up 10
the usual standard as regards quantity
il was we'll distributed throughout the
list both in stocks and bonds, and the
feeling was universal that the era of
better times could be hoped for with
the return of brokers and their custom
ers to the city.
The most important feature of the ses-
sion was the renewed interest and
strength of MergenthaleT and the fairly
extensive buying of the bonds OF the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany. Il is true the price was made to
suit the demands of buyers Of these
bonds but the amount taken evidenced
the continued faith in them by invest
ors.
Miscellaneous trading in Washington
Gas. Capital Traction, Railway common
and preferred, Lanston and Mitchell
Mining at going prices with continuous
demands for each. established a feeling
Of renewed confidence.
Uncle Dan" Fraser received a hearty
welcome from the members when he
showed up on the floor OF the exchange
today after a summer vacation spent al
Magnolia. Mass He was looking unus-
ualIy well, although during a part of
the summer he was under physician
care.
E 0. Whitford was among the new
faces returning after a pleasant sum
mer vacation from which he looked
rudy and exceedingly well.
The annual meeting of the Greene
GOId-Silver Company will be held in
New York city October II. The third
semi-annual dividend of per cent is
payabl September "a on the preferred
stock. but the directors have not as
vet met; neither has a meeting been
called for the purpose Of declaring the
dividend.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09

WtIsUdCH LIBHtS-Uas Repairs.
616 18th 81. c. a. Muddiman & Co., 1904 G.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09
NEH YORK STOCKS

[Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown a
Co. Munsey Building: Members New YORK
Stock EXCHANGED
The Washington times., 1907-09-09

Try Reisinger's Fresh Peach Cream for
Sunday dessert. Telephone Main 2767.
235 u st. NV.
The Washington times., 1907-09-09

Secretay Knight OF the Canadian
Pankers' Association, says OF the money
situation in Canada: 1T seems 70 me
that for The time being Canada has out
grown its financial brooches, Just Is last
spring II was found that Il bad become
biEger than its transportation facilities
The Washington times., 1907-09-09

The chamber Of deputies of Peru has
given its sanction to the contract under
which Alfred MaCCune. CT American, IS
10 construct a railroad system between
IIuscho. Cerro de PascO, and the Ucay-
ali river. The government grant is
$40 n10 nl1
The Washington times., 1907-09-09

T. o. Whitford was among the new
faces returning after a pleasant sum
mer vacation. from which he looked
rudy and exceedingly well.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11
ODER ocll 9rlld)tbcil zines lol.

Filtl1o ODER Den 9rudtbcil zines iol.
den.
@oorcn tonllcn nod) Wterico 5ltr
Note bon 1 Sent PRO lln5e ollrd) Die
EodetpoIt uCrlonot lpcrOcrl.
Sie Nnten uno &erlonotbeoill9lin,
gen fir Eodcte nad) Canada iino bic,
,elbcn ipie iiir ben inl0noiihen Eolt,
bicnlt; bod oiirfcn Die Yodete nid)t
pcrliegclt lcill.
Eodctc nod) 9ellti6lono lolltcn
mid. lpGtcr olS on 13. 0c5cmbcr ollis
Ac9cbcn mcroct; oic Nnnnbmc5cit lit
pcn 8 llbr Sprm. bis ) llbr Nufm,
Ser Wcbrolld bon glmmirten Gti.
tetten bci'm 9cieiti9cn Der Gnocn beS
llmihloQS scr Endetc miirbc oielcl.
ben 81 pcriie9cltcn Yodctcn MADDEN
ulb f0nncn iplfc nidt 81 Hadctpolt'
Mutcn pcrlun0t iuerocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11
@erlanat WGnncr nnS 9nabem.
Gcrlangt i'm IQgcmeincm.

GeutIhes ts.g,admeiinus .Sireau.
llntcr Der gufitebt Der rSelliibeil 9eletil0aIt
9ieienigert. Die beltiibe 9aitolperter, arbeiier
uuS Sieliiboter, 3u beibdiiigen pilllt6eli, ipol'
leu lid perI1nli1 uoer III 1rnIlIiriet Srletell an
oen gDeilteil Der 8eieui1nii, SpBann ?. Wiener,
Simmer II, Mr.. 2i5-2i1, Spnrtlauo'S traRc,
fpenheIL ipcld)er rneutGeltli6 M~lIsiuIit eribeileil
miro. GpreGiiunoen bon 1 bis o lbr.
(San27,1O .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11
@rief6ci6rbcrnna mad Dem InSlanbc

Die nuSlunoifhe Voit fir ole nit Dem II.
SOltumle, piiniiIid in alien ,Siuen, mie tolGi
Die Yndctpoit III often bon . llbr SormltinDS
his 3 llbr gtubntittn9s td8Itb, nisgenomineh
Sic Iudctpoit nab @rcbbriiannicn uut Srs
lam fblicbt SieniingS mo SreitaaS mn . ubr
NuhmiituGS, nab Gentiblnro nm 3 ubr Enb'
mitlGa@ am o. II; nhS j.. SejrmeeI,
tq dl9caebcn.
rnten lla6 DEM TnSlnrbc ,(onsqenomnten, SO
luhn, Merifo, Banana mo Slbn) lute tolHl:
SIM 90 Gents fir ole erite ln6e lIlo orel 90
Gents fir ieoe pcitere llt5e ooer cin Nrlitltbcii,
Ino iolIte ooll iruriirt iperoeli. iplhrigeninlls &c:
miro.
Trans. Ntlantiidr guf.
@%iittiuot, II. Se5ember nm ubr ghenes
nab Srunircid, Dem tiioliben europa, Snbpfel,
Nritiifs Snoien nno Siio'Vraiilien per Snnpler
ga 1nhroine," pin Sabre Itoit na1 allaerel!
@IcNcnOen mnb per va 1onrains" a%oreiiirt
SnInpfcr nglmeriln," pin QIlurIib, Gberbour0
unb @nmbura C5oit mad SrIuno inub per
Inlcrifa" n~oreifirt leinD.
nab europa per &ier rEbtlnoeIpbtg ntu
8lp,upntb mo 9berboirg CRoit nab SrIano,
S3ottInno l!nb etoerpool lti,s per NblIaoeis
europa. Siiirhien lmlo SiiosNrdfiIiei per Cant
rter rHuiitanin." pta Queenstown.
Yot nam sio: uuS Gsntral'simerita, @efi'
inotcu II. I. 10.
nab Cuba. 0ucutnn mo 9nnIpede per Sams
picr Murru Cattle, radl Den IA GlatasCSe9euoet
per Snmpicr Ocean Rrince"; nab Snnlnicd
per Sampler bon VhilubeIpbiu.
Eo1nerftug, ~. SeIeniher nm lbr
Nlbcuh5 tdd Silnglln, Sahti iino Colombia per
Compiler n@rGecin"; nab ben Bahamas per
Ealnpier p&i9ilalcia".
Sreitng. IS, 3e6embcr 49, nm 8 ltbr sbenoS
lu6 9nrncnol &cnc5ucla nno Solninbln per
9alnpier n3uliu". rudl Eorio Glicu per S0nl'
pier r9ooun"; nab 9arbaooS. 81. plicia nno
@iinen per Sunipfcr "@utrlne"; nab ben Sn
@lntn.S e0cnbctt per Sampier Ysrubuitun";
lln6 Geitrnl Mnteriia. Der Nuro l5cre ullo ben
iiolidct Yacittcbdfen per Sampter otu Colon;
nah 3ltrfS SSlnno uno q. Souin1u per Sarl'
nier oSeminolc": nab S1nlnic1, BAHAMA mo
Triniedo per Sntnpter .lrent".
Sic Voit nnd) 9teufIinoiato. oid NoresSioneb,
uno nab MiQlieIpn, bin Woitun. fhliebt bier
iiQIid) nm 3. ltbr gindr1itings; nah Cuba, piu
Tampa. td9li6 I'M 1 nbr giahmiitaps: nab
Gotta Nicc, 0onouruS, NieuraGin COittiiitel,
@untnlnala mo Saln1oor. oia Getus Orleans,
iiglidl nm 10 llbr glbcros; ia6 Wicricp 9itD
ii9Iib nm 2 u9r Nadmiita8S nno 10 nbr
NbcnoS.
Traus.V Geiiie.Nuit
gbenS5 mao Snlpnii. 21pan. Gorea. Gbiilu uno
Sic spit nn1 Nuitrniicn, gieufeelnrlb. Heis
Gnlcoomien mo SunIod. bid gan 5runciScu,
iblieft bier tiaIi0 mn 7 nor slbenoe bis 5unt
-. 9e8ent6er: tlndl Saran. Noren. Gbttn mn
hen f1iIippinen. pin HGrcouocr, nc. tdaliH
nm 7 llbr Wbet,oS bis 6Iim 10. Se6ember.
Sic 1ruISsFnciiics1so't miro idGltb liut hert
IbpnnaSbnien h%efproert ulo ole Belt ncs
S6Infies III nrrnnairt nit Riidfiht duf beret
lniirtcrbrot enc lleberlnnos9 eftroernng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11
Yafctpuit nadD bcm Inslanbc.

Wcl Der Dor Welbnad)ten nnturgc.
NAB geiteigerten 3abl Der Eolticn,
orn0cn nab Dem gilSlanbe bat Der
Epitneiiter entiprcden0e Torberei.
titngcn ~eetroiien. 9ie G~inridtumg
Der Yadet.Yoit miro iest beiier ae-
lpiiroist mo peritanoenL ipie 5ilpor,
uno bic 3abl Der TafeticnounNell
bober jebenfoQs nnmadJien. Die
Eodete m%iiiien 10 perpodt iein, baB
berenSnbolt unteriudt meroen fam
has Yorto betrdgt ~ Gents pro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11
Wuocrnc &pbnuudcn.

VUV VTUV VlUUVT' NItHEt'
$1,000 fnnien etncS ieter nooernett 6luei'
f6diGet Sdller. -onDCn feds Simmer, Nahc'
iinbe nh Glnge. ale mpoericl Giilridtull9eil
ciitfdlietlid ~innitirer IlumbiEg; 0noetlibe
ertbdlt observation-disclosures uno gSnilcrclpiet,
Sruitoire, S1fe INTO Aeller ceutentirt, 10s6ub
Sinter.slueus nit @rdilolit1ir gepfluilert. sle
8inoerStrube III nit pitrifi5irteu Ste1elitetier
Gape. Seoen stbeilo bis s nbr sur Snfpeftioi
olfen. 0sparp 3. Buiinaber, Naiiinterlcbrler.
0i.rcau: Sr, 1881, SitsOipnunieht' StraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11
GerfGnfc ollf Der 9altitnorer gifef.
ten.Yorie.
FIRST CALL.
SECOND CALL.

1000 G~onfolio. Gas Ser. .......... 1864
200 llio. A0s. 6unoinG (Scrip.) ...... 72A
so ITO. rms. Suuoina (Scrip ...... ~
10 lbiro Iaiionul 9unf. 1884
1000 gSil, Col. x Aug. Ter. ....,.....i 001a
100 SouIt0u Oil 6h
1000 lluiico Jidilmune inc. .,.......... AGA
10000 llniieo Nuilpuus inc. ....,....... Az
1000 2Seit 9l. Central Ger. .......... 1921
100 gSeftern DinrpIauo .............. q
1000 Wiucuu m. 4 liabi Der. ..,,..... 81
1000 2cubouro ier .............. 67h
1000 PaltiIrpre Gitb Guif. Der. .,.....t00
20 commonwealth Vdni ............ 30
800 lilo. Aus. Suubin9 Der. ....,.... 72h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11

Ter Eittsburger.@c 60 b q dr,
ter" iGrcibt: Sic nSomc @us.Go."
bon @nr1coblrg grotlllirt lid) 81 ci
itcr iibcrouS crgicbigcn ncllen Goe.
Quclc ollf Der Sogc6 orm noGe Sof
6orcit. Man id)aet oas tG9litJe Guam.
TIM Gas, oos ibr cntItr0mt, oui 20.
100000, iogc rno ityreibe 5ruon5iB
Miaioncn &ubiffib. Atod) Der jeBi,
gen Yreistorc IN Nittsburg miir0e
oieic cine G.ueQe cine Ginnobme pom
$500 pro Gag geludbren ooer 81.
1880 pro Sobr. Siini5igtmlieno
gepobnlidc SGuier miiroen oontit fiir
iSci5nng mo @od5pcde ueriorgt lncr.
Sen. ,Sn aroit %pcrmonbelt, fonntc tic
Die gauge umerlfaniidc 6lotte bciue.
gen. Gas Sos entitronlt nit iolder
8elunlt, ouB man es nidt 81 control!-
rem pcrnlog lnb DOB es lngeniitt III
Die 3llft entItr0mt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11
TrGdtiae Tarm pbcr Qunbiib

at Der ,9ibroli1en Genirdlbdbn." III Suliis
mureseouriD; so ader; 80 in buber &uItlir; 90
Waer Gibens mo auItlnierpalo: 270 Sbits
bdume; iieinerne5 gSpbnbuu5 iIno cute gSirtbs
tdMfi5gebiroc; 4rcio $4,000; muB ~perinlft her
Sen; sicb unh Snoertur fam urtb init iibcr'
%Ioirlnet meroelt.
5crner Babe id bieIc nEocrc ibonc SarnlelI,
fniuie aud Stuots@ioeHihum biliig 81 oerlalls
len. s.. 9ubrubpup, VI. III, Turo.Gh arIcasStr
,9lhen5 $3.50, gtr. 1923, Nuros9roao,pa9)
(SepilIO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11

Gin porbeitrntcr % a IL
rer aus Sberiea, &reis ct. Soar,
bottc lid Dor Dem 9onner Sdoiien-
0criht megcn WiBhanblung zines
Mitreiienben I'M giic~nbabn5ugc 5u
perantmortcr. Iuf Die Sroge bea
Soriisers, Oh CT porbeitrait iei, ant
portetc Der Angeflagte: .Sn, id bin
ucrbcirotDct."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11
W~rlcacnbcits SAM.

GGbne ,Surm bon 80 gldern, bat ileueS Salis
NIB ale r5ibigen gSirt9id)atiS @ebdube, irlldbts
burcr Ypoer, ipoUon nrei gGer nit @robeererl
r~epilarSt iia0: picl Chit lrb &eintrauhen: hidt
bel oeutider hitDeritbcr Sir9e. Wiub luttlnoe
bdIber iufort periaift peroen. $1,000. NabereS
bel s.. 9}nocubDup, III Nuro'GgarleSsS trufc,
baltimore. ~(gIbenoS bon 3 bis 71a llbr in
1888, NorbsBrpab,uap. (Sept5,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11
SteGc9einde:


Sin Bidder fi6t Stelllns lls erfte ober slpci'
tie &dno. 9idd8ufruaen in sr. 907, Shutter.
StraRc. (Hpo2G, 1IaD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11

sr. 723. 725, III ETC., Wuriad.A uenur.
Ditiif BON Der WorfsHoao; o%onltdHoi9 prd4tig
be;orirt; ieoe ~nto6erie Bequertiittferf. '"',.r
Er. lis, III, 119 etc., Rorss Satartnf. Ctr.
~s.ptfben ,5uirnioun!ss ipenie iiTo SapettesStr
elm C1ebicrt BON pBattertonsYart". Slr9loea
LOON %beforirt; ieoe mooerre @eouenltdfett;
bweil!bdtae 9dufer. Gou arb Z. 5tor6, an Ert
unb Stciic, ober Tr. 81, 0untter.Sntloina,
Hahette. uuo ct. 4anI.str. fSebr8.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11

Gr. 1901, orbsGbapeisGtrlb aHiiGen
NORTH mo observation-disclosures; outer FlnB tir
eincn @ruceru., RruOiiiunSs, @dluttertes ODER
SbubIabet; relies 0aus, iicnt HdcbourIbaIt;
ltibte Neoinqulgcu; n~ic6rIecr @rino5iil$.
Freis Sin Snufeno Collars $1,000. aadSns
iruaet bel gsaltrr =. gsrftppal, Tr. t1tD, Noro'
Nuno. Strahe. lNGilO. .Nti3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11
gu Derfaufcn:
an urrfGuicu,

3u urrfGufcn:
@ddcrci nit @rOcerD zGuocll l!no 8dIi5: strdlt'
BELTS balber III oeriaufel. .tutb iuIru9tt fap-
ions ltub MiuibersStrnbc. (34l,3-D o.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-10-12
Weak Kidneys
Make
Weak Bodies.
Kidney Diseases Cause Half
the Common Aches and
Ills of Petoskey People.

AS one weak link weaken chain,
so weak kidneys weaken the whole
body and hasten the whole breaking
down.
Overwork, strains, colds, and other
causes injure the kidneys, and when
their activity is lessened the whole
body suffers from the excess OF uric
poison circulated in the blood.
Aches and pains and languor and
urinary ills come, and there is an ever
increasing tendency towards diabetes
and fatal Bright's disease. There is
no real help for the sufferer except
kidney help.
Doan's Kidney Pills act directly on
the kidneys and cure eyers kidney i'll.
Petoskey cures are the proof.
Daniel Harrington, living at 80
Bridge Street, Petoskey, Mich, SAYS:
"Doan's Kidney Pills cured me Of a
kidney trouble that was SO bad that
il caused me TO lose days work.
The kidneys were weak and the sc
ere tions contained a heavy BRICK dust
sediment, were very offensive in Od0r
aud my back panied me intensely es-
pecially when | caught cold as it al
ways settled on the kidneys. got 50
that | could not bend. stoep or lift
and at times / was laid up in my bed,
having in apditon TO the other
troubles the severest kind OF head
aches. After trying different re me-
dies and Prescriptions Ibdgan taking
DOan's Kidney Pills. The result in
my case, as | have stated was Il cure,
/ will be glad at any time 10 corrob-
crate eyeJy word Of this statement
should anyone ask me my opinion OF
Doan's Kidney Pills. "
For Sale by all dealers. Price sc
cents. Foster-M Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York Sole Agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan'S-and
take no other.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-10-12

Handmade Lumber Harness at
STRoEBEL BROS.
Stock Food. 25c Package of Colum-
bia Regulator l5c at SUPERNAw
Bros.
EMPEY Bros. will give away. 50
piece Gold Coin Dinner Set, with
$500 worth or over of Furniture
purchased at their store at one time.
The only true constipation cure
must begin its soothing, healing
action when it enters the mouth.
Aollister's Rocky Mountain Tea re-
stores the whole system to a healthy,
normal condition. 30 cents, Tea or
Tablets. Il. b. Gannett & Co.
Trial Catarrh treatments are being
mailed out free, on request, by DR..
Shoop, Racine. Wis. These tests are
proving to the people-witlout a
penny's cOSt-the great value OF this
scientific prescription known to drug
gists everywhere as DR.. ShOop's
Catarrh Remedy. Sold by All Deal
erS.
TO check cold quickly, get from
your druggist some little Candy Cold
! Tablets called Preyentics. Druggists
everywhere are now dispensing Pre-
ventics, fer they are not only safe, but
decidedly certain and prompt. Pre-
venticS contain no Quinne, no laXa-
tive, nothing harsh nor sickening.
Taken at the ''sneeze stage" Proven
tics will prevent Pneumonia, Bron'-
chitis, LaGrippe, etc. Hence the
name Preventics. Good for feyerish
children. As Preventics % cents.
Trial Boxes cts. Sold by All Deal
ers.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-10-12

Fox sALE-A Cement Mixer and
bier ropls for Sidewalk building viii
SOLD chap For particulars, call
Mrs. Wm Grant, West size.