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New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
PLEA TO PCLICTHOLDERS
Mutual ReserTe Life Committee
Seeks Their Proa1es.

The poicyholders' committee Of the Mutual Re-
serve Life Insurance Company began active
campaign yesterday to defeat the adoption of pro-
posed amendments to the bylaws of the company
by sending circulars the poIicyholders ask
ing for proxies and setting forth its view of the
condition Of the company. The committee in the
circular gives extracts from report which the
actuary of the company made to its directors, in
which he states that impairment of nearly
81 900 exists, and recommends that the policy
holders be assessed TO make good this deficit.
The circular states that the effect of the proposed
amendments is TO make lien charges and levy as
easements against the holders OF assessment poll
cfes to make good existing impairment, and
that this purpose concealed under mass of
words in the proposed amendments and mislead-
ing and deceItful circulars issued under the sigma
ture Of President Haynes; that the company at
tempted to make the pocyholders believe that
''the only purpose Of the amendments was to
change certain methods in the transaction of the
company's business and promote economy in the
interests of the policyholders.'
The circular quotes George D. Eldridge. actuary
Of the company, reporting: We have. therefore,
a total of 81 1853 1874 to be provided for in order 10
guard the interests of members against the
assault that has been made upon their insurance
under of strained Interpretation or ignorance
of the law" Mr. Eldridge, the circular SAYS,
recommends that an assessment be made for the
amount needed plus 1712 per cent for expenses of
collection and shrinkage in business.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
TAX ASSESSMENTS CUT.
fgolgaiioa of Corporations Placed at
Oue-EigktH of Last Year.

An astonishing cut IN the assessed valuations OF
.,s,ions was announced by President Purdy
= 80 DerartrlcnI Of Taxes and Assessments
s,qrdav when he said that the tenta-
- ssessroents on corporations this year were
- as against 81 6S3 53S 400 last year. In spite
: mis- reduction President Purdy is confident
80. The net result will show a largely increased
-.es-o collection from the corporations
In former years said Mr. Purdy, "the gen
eral rian has been 10 assess every corporation at
=. rsu amount Of its nominal capital stock, and
:, final assessment has been only about per
,r+ Of The tentative In the case OF natural per-
cons assessments have been confor1nod as nearly
= rosSible 10 The facts with better results This
var the corporation assessments represent esu-
-ss7es carefully made and larger final assess
,7<t than heretofore is expected. although the
sentative assessment is only about one-eighth as
rsr.h being less by S.41, s92sl5- The, following
fable shows the tentative and final assessments
80 74r- and the tentative assessment Of 1905:
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Tentative
81 .esa. .ags. 900 So. .e3s. is7 s21a.o4l

1-- Plsrdy said that il had been the custom of the
6erIfy lax assessors 10 20 10 the County Clerk s
rH5re ascertain the capitalization Of the various
ccTuoTs lions and transfer the figures 10 the tax
hooks without reference the actual intrinsic
ot-c1 Of the corporations. Mr.. Purdy said that
assessors this year learned in each instance the
sucuu1 Of capital actually paid in, and the
nne-t made that bass.
TIE figures include ali assessabc property of
Co-nc-at}ons IN the city This does not include all
property the corporations own BY the fran
sr.se act The State Beard OF Tax Conmis-
F.ruers assumed the assessment Of tangible prop
stv Of public service corporations situated in
streets and public place, together with tie value
q The privilege OF maintaining aud operating it
There As now assessed by the Department Of
Taxes the real estate Of corporations is almost
exclusively private rights of way of public service
corporations and the improvements thereon 1hiS
s. separately assessed and last year amounted 10
So si5 The assessed valuations OF corporations
su President Fardys list include capital stock ana
FL other assets. such Office furnishings ana
everything Tot included in the other Two assess
rrrts The goodwill Of a business Is not taken
s71o account
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
COSTS $4,000 TO INVENTORY ESTATE

1t cost the estate of Mrs. CorneIia Stewart Merf-
lon $500 TO have appraisers appointed by
Surrogate Jackson inventory it The appraisers
report consists OF book OF 100 pages, writer
entirely by hand Supervisor Smith Cox, Of Hemp
stead, and George II. Baulkney. the appraisers,
say they earned every cent Of their fees which are
unusually large in the settlement of big
estate.
Mrs Merlllon. who relative Of the late
Mrs Alexander T. Stewart, died in Pau France.
a wear ago Her estate, according to the figures of
tFe arpraisers amounts to s1.34S 2SS e4 1t con-
sists Of railroad and other stocks end bonds, the
furnishings of several large hotels and of numer-
Gus mortgages.
James Clinch Smith, relative of decedent. is
the executor
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
TfNDERBILT TAN FIGHT.
Erpcrt Tcsfifcs Regarding T0tUe OF
Farm at Nc7c DOrp.

d. r. S,hurzendorf. tf. orge W. Tarderbilts real
sEts5c expert on Staten Island. interTogated for
several hours Yesterday At tie hearing conducted
p. -r-e Corporation Counses office Of Ir. Wander
p-'s la-1r.an int that he Tax Commissioners placed
20 high I. 1.sltation on tho Us acres known as
r-s Vanderbilt Farm. At New Dorp- The hearing
~z fefo-e Eugene j, Richards, jr-. the referee at
~ e William street. Talbot Root, who was
-.-re0- as = representative OF Mr.. Vanderbilt also
-raz tie stand. while William r Gaillard con-
-r-r5 the case as counsel for The protesting tax
saver Nr- Root testified that year prior 10 the
-res-r- assessment the valuation had been placed
- SSatna for the property and improvements and
7.ar IN 1907 tho valuation had been increased to
z,zaar
The Assistant Corporation Counsel asked Mr.
s-.r.tzeudorf how II happened that Lots and
q Plot 50 had sold for figure much higher than
.r7r placed on the Vanderbilt property, and Mr..
.-za-dorf rered that these lots had 2.4oo feet
6 water front and were adjacent 10 Midland Beach
sr5 south Beach. and directly in line with their
,s-rr-rrr-er1 They were also crossed by rail-
9osa He said. however, that he did not think
--st tho close proximity Of New Dorp Beach the
EaraerH:lt property enhanced the value to any
.-r-r extent lie declared that he was testifying
positively as 10 matters Of his own personal know
,dz- Then nc admitted paying S25 for informs-
;.or.
-N-s did you do that Il you knew these things
T.r=.ra-'e@ asked
-i raid g. 20 ind out whether some else had
I'd tho TRUTH testified the witness.
Who is that some one else?" asked the Assistant
t-rro-a75on Counsel.
--f .7erl=n.- To state
Tr- Assistant Corporation Counsel called upon
7-r ~rfs-a. 10 ohlfge tha witness 10 answer the
question t-r did not press the matter. and he was
ro- made 20 rell - whom he referred.
Il didn't know be was a squealer." said Mr..
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
STORAGE NOTICES.
CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES,
Thirty seventh st. and Eighth ave.
Office, 307 West 37th St

tITCe, 'tpi W est 54th st.
New York. January 18th 1905.
To Marston. Theodore; Carey. Miss Ella;
Tow, Margaret, Brooks Mrs. +. d; Bren-
nan, Mrs J.; Pulvcr, Bessie; VogIin Mrs.
Quinn. Winnifred; Woodan, Walter Il. ,
Pomeroy. lola; Dunn, Mary: Hoves, c. r. ;
Miner: sallie: Hartweil. Frank: Hicks.
Mrs. Mary. Billings. II. H; Moore Rachel; ;
O'Neil. Mary; Whitney, S Z: Engles Su-
sanna: Atchison. Andrew: Hunt. Carrie /;
Morgan. Mrs G; Wilson, T. j; Bulwer,
Henry: De Loatch. n; Peaks. Henry G.;
Huntley. J. H. Ford Miss NJ: Carlton.
Mrs NJ. Staylor, William; Rohb, James;
Mitchell, Louise; Robinson. Nellie; Cox,
Mrs. Nora; FARRELL Miss Nj: MonteI l.. ;
Knox, n. J.; Foley. J. r.: Perry, Mrs. T.. ;
Sauls. f. G.; Howard 9. Gadson Mrs
Eta; Patton, Goldwin; Han. John: Thomp-
F: Davis: Mary; Ward. Miss A; Mitchell,
Mrs: Wliilam; Thompson, H; Giumar, Mr.:
Gdhen G5{an Max T rTEqSr Wilson MY Rayis Hdsn Mrs
Theckla: Onallan, James; ATngie. l.. F.;
Gunthier. Louis; Croft. Grant: Wolfe L. ;
Brannigan, Mrs; Marshall. Mrs Annie;
Richardson. F. L.; Brennan, lanes; Wash
ington. Mrs; Portlock. Mrs Ambrose. Mr. ::
Moore. Mrs Alice; Powell. Miss: Mullen
Mary; MaoGregor, Mrs Mary; Turner. Mrs.
Mr.; Povire, Nine; Meade. b: Wilson.
Mrs. M; Reilly Mr. J.: Green Mr e;
Gorings, Anna; Meehau, Mrs. Williams.
Albertina: Turner. Mr.. J.; Touranger \.
Helen; Scully. Mrs. Ida: Knapp Francis;
Newman. :. b Burdick. Miss Helen;
Smyth, Frederick; LaWton Mrs P Rob
inson, Mary; Wilcox. Marie: Arlington.
Mrs. L; Harvey, f: Newcomb Mrs. Rob
art: Jenny's Company. The: Bunch Mrs ;
Ward. e: parkhan, Mrs l.. c: Morton
NJ: Mazdr. N; Thompson. J. d; Free
man. MIR. and Mrs: Jenkins. Thomas Z :
Lancaster, Lizzie: Egner, George: Jones. T..
E; Mum. William; Deen, T. B.: Carliu,
Bridget; Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs: Stan
ford. Charles; Smith. G. E: Heights Mrs !;
Lewis. Mrs Sarah: Ewing Josephine
Croupier, Eugene; Smith Mrs. w. $; Ed
wards. !. r.; BalfOur Mrs. A: Hall Ag-
nes; Cream. Emma: Turner. Mrs Ida a;
Stevens. Mrs. A: Whelan. Mary; Richard
son, Charles f.; Andrews. Mrs. G: Hunt,
Jessie Daniels Miss Cora: Macarthur. Ed
die: Allen. B.: ONe1. Mary; Redding.
George; Matthews. Mr. tt: Foster. Mrs
Brown, Mrs: Adams. Mrs. Bessie: Mertett
Mrs; karr & Mann; Ward & Neill: You
and each Of YOU are hereby notified that
the time for the payment of our lien uuon
the nroperty hereinafter described HAVING
EXPIRED. after due notice thereof had
been given you. We will cause such prop-
ertv. TO wit, HOUSEHOLD GOODS. PER
SONAL EFFECTS AND MERCHANDISE.
stored by you or tn your name in our ware
houses. TO be sold at public auction. accord
ing to the statute In such case made and
nrovided, at our warehouse. 307 W 37TH
ST. NEW YORK CITY. on MONDAY
FEBRUARY Sd 1908. at 1890 a m; and
il the sale thereof is not completed on said
date the same will be continued at the same
place on each and every Monday thereaf-
ter. beginning at 1890 a m. until the sale
is conlnleted.
CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
I y HAYES &, RRO Eroprietors
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
dorf. referring to the man who had re-

schutzendorf. referring to the man who had
ceived the te5
Before the hearing adjourned the witness
piained that seeming inconsistencies in his state
fnents were due to misunderstanding of questions.
The referee said, before adjournment. that 1t
impossible for him to take the experts opinion as
conclusive on some things because of his apparent
uncertainty in connection with them The next
hearing VIII begin at o'clock on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
BOsRDERS WANTED
GfPEW RITERS.

Ala'FD ROOM. couple: excellent table
-.-.-uicfrr - East Seth ST
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16

LAI-NDRESS wishes family hamper wash
ing at home by the month: city refer
sDce5 in private house; outdoor drying Mrs
Smith, 169 East 224th ST. The Bronx
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
CHESS PLAYER would like evening en-
gasements with shut-ins. Chess Player.
152 East roth st
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16

Cs,NERAI, HOUsEwORK-By young gtra
mo washing: wages s25s good rsrerenos-
Ottaras 362 West sd St
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
BOY wanted I'm newspaper office: must he
neat, quick and bright and not afraid Of
work: good references required. Address
II N. Box 20 Tribune Office.
STENOGRAPHER.-New York City bank
wants young Spanish stenographer who
can take dictation In English II possible;
$3.50 Hapgoods. 307 Broadway.
WANTED. Experienced bond salesman.
Address r. H, Box 4 Tribune ONCE.
Female.
WANTED.-Strong Scandinavian woman to
help with general house work in gentle
mans country home: no objection 10 new
conner Apply at once for particulars. 23s
East Goth st.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16

- loEN EATS ard subscriptions for
oee1- Tribune received AZ their Uptown
s,s 10 1864 Broadway. between 58th
s.7,tA SIS Until q O'Clock p. n3- Ad-
F-nr,f, ,'i' - THccived at the following
; 49, ''llioes al regular Office rates until
tar ~, D. pa kiz. @s4 sth ave. : 2
Ess, 81 l35 Stb ave. cor. 18th st-. 92
IN 49, So % West 42d ST. between
81 - aNeS 263 West I25tb St; 1888
- a.. t'@esn 7eth and z7fh SITS 1925
s'sl l.-f Sist sr-- zoe isi ave, near
49, e. 80 East 1SJ1a ST. 75s fremont
Teler-- 20 80 and any American District
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16

OFFICE WORK-by sober. steady, honest
man: statistics. correspondence, ledger: !:
or take charge; moderate salary. with pros
pect OF advancement. ". J. O'Brien. al
Washington Place.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16

HOUSEKEEPER-- R--Reliable. good cook ana
carver; bachelors or widoweTs houses
ss5- Ostrnan's Bureau. 6s5 lexington ava
Tel I536-PlaZa-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16

GENERAL, HOUSEWORKER---By espacie
woman; also young girl, just landed
Jussila Bureau, ESQ Lexington ave-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS Of billiard and pool ia
bIes; high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest t,rjces Marx Bros. "a Union square.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
GARRETT CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co
Cleans by compressed air, steam. hand or
on floor 1854 Broadway, 421 East 4sth 81.
COE & BRANDT. Tel -132-3sth.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
IaST-BsNkB0OkS.


LOST. Bankbook No 56s,919 Of DR. Dock
Savings Institution. ANY person having
claims upnn said book Is called upon 10
r,rcseuf rho same to the bank within thirty
dsvs or the said book will be declared can
c4ll.d and eKfinguished and new one Is
sued in lieu thereof
LOST OF. STOLEN -Bankbook No. be2. .557
Of the German savings Bank In the city
Of New York corner 18th ave and 18th st.
f-suad 10 Elias BroHsteiu. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same IL
nCt returned t. the bank on the bth Gay
of Febl7Iary. 1905. 4 duplicate VIII De Is
sued
LOST OF. STOLEN Bankbook No, oOto
- The German Savings Bank in the tiiy
af New, York corner zth ave and lsth ST.
issued to Philip Lau- All persons are car
rinned against negotiating the same II
not returned to the bank on the oth cay
II February. 1907 a duplicate VIII pe Is
sued.
LOST Handbook No. 917ss7. Bank for
Savings. $50 4th ave, New fok- faS
r}eut stoned. Plea Sc return book 10 osiih'
LOST q. STOLEN. .-Bankbooiz No. 135. l52
Of the German Savings Bank IN the cry
of New York corner 18th ave- and l4th St
issued 10 Auerbach Synstiner Sick ana &c
nevolert Association All persons are eau
toned against negotiating the same II not
returned TO the bank on the Sd DAY OF Fep-
r7farv 1905 d duplicate viii Ice issued
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16

ATTENDANT man go. Christian
wishes position with invalid gentleman,
travelling or settled; reference AddrssS
George sculthorp, Box 20 Folnt Flea7dii''
N. J.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16

PORTER. &c--By coIored man; good at
ANYTHING Call 4nS West seth st. near
sth ave care z. Jones.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
Femaic.

femAie
VISITING TETOR.-EXperience teacher;
also instructs at her residence element
airy and advanced grades children and
sdultg Miss Eyeritt. 10 East 18th ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16

I.AUNDRESS and cleaner. German. wants
work for the four last days in the week.
references. Anna Gostz. S3S East 65th ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16

| prIrNRFR. - Junior: good all around :;
/ steady place; 8 years experience; city or
country: wages moderate. V, 81 WyckoR
ave, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-500 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed machinery bought and en-
changed George p. Eddy. 1913 Madison ct
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16

DATrS WORK.-CoIored woman would Exs
dav's work washing and ironing. As0
cleaning Call or write, Rose Law Zz3
East 10th St. top door back. east side
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
rURSrsHEp ROOMS TO LET.


ETH AVE, 25 doth. surround
tugs: beautiful large room; running
water. bath: breakfast optional.
I12 WEST both sT--Laree sunny front
room: private family; gentlemen; refer
enIee-
PRIVATE AMERICAN FAMILY.-Rooms.
hoard. 20s East ia ST Tel 45ls-fsth.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16

! MECHANIC and ELECTRICIAN, all
around. with technical education, practi-
| cal knowledge OF piecework system and
! handling of unskilled help. desires place
| where ability will be recognized ]. Dunn,
/ SO West i3Sth ST
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16

EOTsEvORK or (.HANBERMAID and
WAITRESS-By good. smart girl: good
references FIahertys Bureau, ass Colurn-
I bus ave. Tel 74f-River-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
RUSINFSs CHANCES.


s. 200 RITYS Groom house. hath, ali I'M
r1rovements. hardwood floors, decorated
throughout, electric light and gas: lot ''9A
no house new. just completed; located Al
East Orange, y J. close to depot, IaIi
cash. balance easy terms Full particulars
arT1v McDonald-NigEin Co, 23l Rroad-
Way
PARTY WANTED with $1,000 20 2SGeo.
active or silent. 10 per cent absolutely
guaranteed: high class n1anUfactu con
cer7l. established 10 years; good investment
for right party: reason, wish 10 expand
business Particulars McDonald-Wiggins
Co 257 Prca dTay.
GENTLEMAN With S25 600 can secure in
f-Yest ia one Of the hest known manu-
featuring concerns in this country. value of
rlaut. now in full operation, slS5,oeo, this
is an exceptionally good opportunity: very
h5 5Ehest references furnished. Particulars
apply McDonald-Higgin Co, 257 Bread
way.
s. 10sa or" STOCK for sale at 500 per
share. money needed 10 be expended in
electrical steam heating business: now do
ing good business: factory located at New
ark. \. :: will pay good dividend, position
10 the right party. Apply McDonald-Wig-
gins Co 215 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16

GOOD I.AUNDRESS wants two or snres
DAYS a week: has good reference. MA
Keating. o13 East 56th ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16

Br,TLFR. VAI4ET.-MarTied; Frenehman:
honest. sober reliable: keep yentlemsa.n1
Garments in good shape. silver in beautiful
Condition. best references. Dev1enne, %
West SD st.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
nrszs .,,D OFFICE rrRSrrrRE.
BOARD AND ROOMS


l..-aFEi-st. EED1 D1',-TToN.-Ore-halr for
fr'r fr-s-. flir-islsd apartment private
Tan. srlr r.rl.a. 81 daily including meals,
: -- ssaHI --- .z.flsEse, h0uneliko. Ala
tsrs and Van Rensselaer, Hotels. y East
l5ta 20 asaI Erl ave
f-H ST. 1N7 WEST Second floor: large
EGr'g -sHHae- .hGIcrst food; subHay. tel
fTto1e- table hoard
+tilf ST = EaST.-Suuny front rooms.
N1fI frueFa- rasHnlahie. references
~ WEST SID ~T-SinEle and ooubie
fs s. upward; paTlor dining room.
E'''rs. references
- WEST z8D ST-Beautifui. sunny
'frs. ~''i furnished. excellent table
t"afl. terms Hl.acrate.
- MADISON AVE. fcorner 33d stD-Fur-
70. -A'-, vfsH board Two rooms and bsfh,
"-'F irnrlf. also single nom connecting
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16

p = 5lI-E EE}S--All makes sold. rented.
f-a.l-ifec ezclsDge6: reliable service
f>e-.a1 = Nassau St Telephone 274o-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANTEr

Malls.
ATTENDANT. NURSE or NAiET.-Or to
bachelor In apartment; can cook; give
massage: English. A.; city references. Bar
IeycuTn. 2l2 East SSH st.
BUTLER. BY young man tswedel, in pri-
yate house: best OF references Louis
Freszals. 335 East 31Et Al
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-17
MISSIONARY WORKERS
GATHER AT REDWOOD
Marion is well Represented
at NJ. E. District Meeting.
Mrs. S. Z. Wright end Mrs. Clara
Click Honored by Election to
District Offices.

More than two hundred delegates
reported at the twenty-hfth annual
meeting of the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary Society, Delaware district OF
the Methodist Episcopal church, held
at Redwood, Friday
From Marion. Mrs. O. j. Elliott
and Mrs. Bird represented Wesley
church and Mesdames w. B. Ever
ettt, D. W. Strayer, II. G. Shoe
maker, s. G. Wright, ]. b. Hill
William Qulgley. King, Elson Helwig
Clara Click, c. b. Sheoterly and Ma.
ry Rcxroth were Epworth delegates
The Queen Esther Circle and Homo
Guards we're represented by Misses
Dottie Welch and Carrie Morris and
Misses Mildred Lippincott and Helen
Wright respectively.
A number of the Marion contingent
contributed excellently to the pro
gram. one Of the most instructive II
the history Of the district. Two
delegates we're honored by being elect
ed to district offices. Mrs. s. G.
Wright was chosen corresponding
secretary for the somlng year and
Mrs. Clara Click mite box secretary
Marion was chosen rs the meeting
place of the societies next year.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-17
Charcoal Purifies
Any Breath
And In Is Purest Form Has Long
Been Known As the Greatest
Gas Absorber.

Pure willow charcoal will oxidize
almost any odor and render it sweet
and pure. a painful in a foul cell,
lar will absorb deadly fumes, for
charcoal absorbs one hundred times
It's volume in gas
The ancients knew the vnlue Of
charcoal and administered IL in casa
of illness, especially pertaining to thes
stomach. In England today charcoal,
poultices are used for ulcers, boils,
etc., while some physicians in Europe,
claim to cure many skin diseases by,
covering the afflicted skin with char
coal powder.
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges go In,
to the mouth and transfer foul odors
at once into oxygen, absorb noxious
gases and acids and when swallowed
mix with the digestive juices and stop
gas making fermentation and decay.
BY their gentle qualities they con-
troll beneicially bowel action and
stop diarrhoaea and constipation.
Bad breath simply cannot exist
when charcoal is used There are no
ifs or ands about this statement.
Don't take our word for It, but look
into the matter yourself. AskAyour
druggist or physician, or better still,
look up charcoal in your encyclo-
pedia. The beauty of Stuart'sA Char
coal Lozenges is that the highest
pharmaceutical expert knowledge OBJ
tainable has been used to prepare a
lozenge that will give TO man the
best form of charcoal for use
Pure willow and honey is the re-
suit. Two or three after meals and
at bedtime sweeten the breath, sep
decay of teeth, aid the digestive APP
paratus and promote perfect bowel
action. They enrich the supply OF
oxygen to the system and thereby re-
! vivify the blood and nerves.
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are
sold everywhere in vast quantities
thus they must have merit. Every
druggist carries them, price, twenty
five cents per box, or send us ysur
name and address and We will send
you a trial package by mail, free.
Address +. A. Stuart Co. 200 Stuart
Bldg, Marshall Mich.
Il
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-17
INDEMNITY
IS OPPOSED
London's Proposal to Pay
Turkey Rejected by
BulgarIans.

Sofia, Oct. 1.-THE members OF
the Bulgarian cabinet who accom-
panied Car Ferdinand TO his Biet-
rita hunting lodge in the Rilo noun
tains returned here todey and an.
nounced the result OF their delib'
erations under the presidency ol
ferdinand.
The cabinet has decided to reject
the proposal emanating from Lon
don for the payment OF indemnity
TO Turkey as ., condition OF recog
nizing Bulgarias independence. A
note to that effect will be sent by
the Bulgarian administration to the
powers. The only question the gov,
ernment Is willing TO negotiate is
the purchase rights OF The Oriental
Railroad Co.
A member Of the cabinet today
made the statement that there would
be no mobilization of the troops
for the present at least, as Bu!-
gari2 was in position to know
that the Turkish movements of
troops on the frontier were purely
of local character
a dispatch from Belgrade says
that the railway bridge over the
l'osna river at Nranduk, Bosnia,
has been blown up and destroyed
thus cutting off communication with
Seayevo, the capitol OF Bosnia.