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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31

defending 10 discontinue farming Will sell the
following personal properly at my hsme on the
Wiiiiamspon pise three miles ON Martinsbury.
on 81
Monday February II 1908
beginning al o'clock a. mr.
10 Head Horses and Colts
Daisy, Ia years old with ioal wiiiwsrk any place
hitehe Minaie years Cad work aay place hitch
&c; Pnacs years cid VII wotk asy place and . a
work ana 20 drive. bes,, ". old 1fsken 70 work
and io, driye; s-ysar oId colts aad yearhng, -
on s ss5rsl mars, .oss, 1, q so9i a.s.,
yrs Old good dns er aud wofker; One gray Ssooi
mare, Bud, 1. ~ I'D wsr< ss<rywnere,
IL Head Cattle
5 milch cows that WIN be fresa a5oa, March l.
ocrham bull Is mouths old, lat steers, has
heiisrs, fne young cattle
z f&$ 10 Head Hogs
Thsfoughbfea Poland Cans bear, year Cd, oas
ab ,at Masca Is syaasE ssws.llo sasAs. iaAl WI.
weigh abeii 90 lbs.
Farming Implements
Bss~a wazsa STA tread, wagon bed. csuisg..
Buckeye eutsatsr, Onver cn.lei Plos, d5a8le
and single shovel pioss, pssring oiadsr ia good
order, lot OF siage doaSie aad thrisle trees crowd
sliek. aisgag issa cro~ par. pic<s forxs shsyss,
Harness
xets hrssch5sa}s Sc ! fesss gs.rs. ssts plox
gears brides. pow line, ieA adj ans, { il4fs.
hnd mzny otasr articles not nlenttoned
Terms
A credit of months viii be 9,ven On an sans .
Sic and uPw ard the puqchzsaf 70 give s1tn a.
sank OF MAftinssarg, with interest ffon dase
but if PAD at maturity reaitted Under So
Cash. No property TO be removed uati settled foi
BENJAMIN coUUHMAN
Geo. w. Kesseeker, Auer.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31

81 ne Undersigned Intending 70 disconttnue
IS, - = de ses Oh tas rad lsasins irons
Il nIf.,ssi,s shop,s to Welltown sehoolsouse y
I5nii J from tue Narnspring read on
M Wednesday Feb. l9 1908
beginning aslo O'Clock as fellows:
Head Horses and Colts
oas cray nase7 ~. ola Il fpal ~ Jchn
Days s stssilsst farm sn,sal .nS s s,Ss
mare, zdntlH and wili work apyw here. one h41
MARI, yts. Old, fina fAm1iy male, perfestly
se or t 70 sfs.s ana VII viii yo s,xn s I.6
lbs. agdtptrfucsly sound. One coli eomi ng 3
yrs IS Angusi, this is a coed size colt and viii
= e ssm ho5se one cot s nis5 , "
ssr,ysh Az, one yeariing colt, sired by the
s,ssSsr horse
head of Cattle
rassch s3ws, one heifer one flesh COW. these
'toN- are sn good milk cows and young -
10 Head Sheep
10 head fihe southdown sheep, IS ewes and
20 Head Of Hogs HI
brood sbus, one with pigs ~ her side, the
other two will have pigs by March, II thriffy
shoais
Farming Implements
gfafn wagons, horse wagon. 2.horse, one
horse wagon bed. pr. sheivings, Thrush and
~ ugh, surrey with pole and shafts, dtewart.
falling top buggy, good no top-sugsy, eoed
Osborne binder, a. cut tn good running
eraers govd Mccormack newer In good rum
ufrg order good Mccormack horse rake, 2
No. 40 Oliver Chilled piows, sisgIe aa6 dos-
Bile shovels; horse cultivator, i-horse corn
planter, corn sewer, Penn. grain drill, latest
row. spring tooth harrew, 2sst orecchbands,
set front ge4is, set yankee harness, sets
pIow gears 4biind bridies, work collars.
snx p.ding saddle i 4-horss wag n me. wagon
whip, leather pillow lines, grind stone, new
ing scythe, briar scythe, grain cradle. pr.
spreeders, thrible.2 dsubie and 4sinrle trees,
z iprong forks.r1 pitch forks, grapple hay
sfaIk WIN loOft rope and puilfss, aiggtng
iron maitock, shovel svo1p.hoes anu rakee.
good steel mun scoop, y ou measure pr steel
Yards log aud COW cnains, carpenter tools,
cut saw, aSes, maui and wedges, a lot OF grain
sacks, Cyclone wheat tan. a lot OF oidlr cut
ting bpA, bee hiv -, lot binder twine, fod-
sc, iNinc, new
Tons Cool Timothy Hay. 100 Blu.
Cora. 200 Bundles Fodder.
Household Goods
boys ovesin good con dition, bed suit,
consisting OF bureau, Dedstead. washstand,
wardrobe, 8 tables, one an extension taole,
large Kitchen 1abIe, square taole, DBL. copper
3taflIe ,sttainef an dippef q pc hangihs lamp,
liae hall lamp, Z smtH Mtipst large bench
sase - loan ses, Is doz chairs, CRIB.
100 Plymouth Rock Chickens
& ducks, guineas, pr. turkeys.
cream sep orator, etIufn, butter BOWL. PRINT.
", shne tubs, strliner, obs pure cider
r.se ga, m my OF ler ahings act n snti med
Terms
Acredit Of s months viii be given ON all sums
- SO ana upward the pure laser to give note
VITA approved security, negotiable ana pay
;saie III the Peoples Trust Company OF Mar
fiiisDurg, w. Va, With interest from date but
II paid at maturity interest remuted. Under
cash. No property to be removed until
kalClecs tor q E
NJ. W. SELLERS
Eodd & Hoif nan Auct's.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF Valuable
Personal Property

The undersigned having duly qualified as
administrator OF the estate OF Nathan Ever
hart deceased, will sell at his late home half a
mile west of Jones Springs, on
Tuesday February Is 1908
beginning at 10 o'clock the following property
3 Head Cattle
owe fine mich Gov, Steer aud one calf.
Farming implements
furness pa T names giii q stone, lot OF old
ir II, piow, cora cover, empty barrels, hogs-
head wafer keg, half pushel measure, spread
ers, double And single trees
| 1000 Good Shingles. 20 Chickene.
household Goods
kettle, copper kettle, kraut knife, kraut tub.
wash tubs. oven and press, sausage gtlndsr,
lot crooks, glass cans, hoes shovsls, bench
lot chairs, cUpk stOyeaRd utensils, falling leaf
table, safe lot dishes, chufn sewing machine.
lounge. flour chest. bureau, rockers bed stead,
t1rts and other bedding, clock, lamp, desk
mirror and NAVY other articles not mention
ed. - sA4 ze
Terms
A credit Of moatas will be given on all
sums OF s. ana over the purchaser to give nots
with approved security payab G at the Peo-
pies Trust Company with Interest from ate
hutif paid at maturity interest reuiitte :.
Under s. cash. Nothing 10 be moved until set
tisd for,
pa C.iE. EVER II ART, Admir-.
Geo. Keesecker, Auct.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31

!. A good S-room house, orchard, GU
building, well of good water cistern
pump on porch, 81 acres Of good lime
stone land. Located near Kearneys
vile w. Va. enquire at this office.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuablek
Personal Property

defending 10 discontinue farming will sell TIA.
following personal properly at my h9me tne
Mniiamspor p,se three miles .. ON Martin.burg
on #4fk$
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31

To be Q rtinusd
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable
Personal Property

n ne undersigned intending 70 discentinus
faraniax wilt ssll my personal property at
% i res de see On tne road leadins from
a uIf.,rti's shops to Welltown Schoolhouse r
Isniis from tue Warnspring read on
Isl Wednesday Feb. 10 1905
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
Merchan Is L Farmers Bank
STOCKHOLDERS MEETI Ndi

y STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The mountaineering of thestoekhold-
ers of the Cumberland Valley and
Martinsburg RAILROAD Company will
be held at the law office Of Adrian Z.
Nadenbousch, No. 1o1 w King street,
in Marfinsburg, Berkeley County, w.
ya,en Tuesday, January 2sth., A. D..
1908. at3.30 o'clock in the afternoon,
for the election osalboard OF directors
for the ensuing year and the transac-
ton of such other business as may be
legally brought before the meeting.
20 NJ. Il. Ingles,
s1J ~ Secretary
Dated Jan. 18th. 1908 wks.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
Farming Implements

faIlhiug lllplefIlSHts
LOT HAY F0D DER AN ID POTATOES
McCormick binder good a. new. Superior whea t
dr1il 10 best Of order. good mower IN good oreer
Buckeye cultivator, good new; Oliver Chilled,
piow, No. 30; double shovel pes, bnggy, rake, )
harro~s one spring 'ooth and spike Tooth, siogle
double and thribie trees,new Salan wagon and bed,
two seated Surry. Dayton wagon. sets front
gears, Lpr good new, Of side leather breech-
bands. sets Of pillow gears, sets leather by nets
- collars, brides riding bride, halters. rakes
hogs, maltork, forks bed, pillows, as yus. Of
and netting rustic stand and chairs. dishes, lot of
canned sausage and pudding, fsrd, meat lot OF
canned fruit. log chain, LOT Of COW chains wa
machine, White Lily make;g niger, gooa as new
some vinegar, pr. platform scales ialien leaf tabl
Double barrel breech loading gaD,express wagone
horse shoeing rasp, Farmers FIend corn planter.
many Other ar,lcles too nnuseious &c mcrtion.
f Terms
A credit of months viii be given Oh all sums Of
$40 and upwards, tie purchaser to give lsis a &c
with approved security negotiable and payable at
The Merchants & Farmers bank with interest from
date but paid maturity interest remitted Tn def
$50 cash No propsry % be removed antlI sstt led
for NJ
WI MASON ~
Dodd Hotfmaa Anct's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-23
NICHOLS ELECTED
HEAD OF INSTITUTE
Acting Superintendent Is Chosen
as Successor of the Late
Colonel Ship.
Especial TO The Timc,-phpatch.

LEXINGTON, VA. June 22.-The
Board Of Visitors in annual session at
the Virginia Military Institute to-day
elected Colonel Edward West Nichols
as superintendent to succeed General
Scott Ship. who resigned year ago.
af'er fifty years connection with the
institute as cadet, commandant of ca
diets and superintendent Colonel Mich
OILS was elected last June as acting
superintendent.
Colonel Nichols was born in Peters
burg fifty years ago. He was educated
in the University School of Colonel w.
Gordon McCabe in Petersburg, and
graduated from the Virginia Military
Institute with distinction in 1878.
He took a postgraduate course in
engineering at the Virginia Military
Institute. and later studied law at the
University of Virginia and practiced
in Norfolk for two years. From 1882
to 1906 he was professor at the Vir-
ginia Military Institute in engineering
and mathematics. He Is the author OF
two textbooks. one on analytical geom-
etry and one on differential and integral
The military features OF the day
have been the spectacular exhibition
of Buttes's manual salute to the board
of visitors, bayonet exercise, signaling
with heliograph and review before the
board Of visitors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-23
FROM CONVENTION ILL.
Collector Martin Has to Hurry Home.
Charters Granted.
[ Special to The Times Dispatch. !
7 INILNII

RALEIGH, N. c., June 22.-Mr.
Wheeler Martin, the new internal rev.
enue collector for this. the Eastern
District of, North Carolina. returned
this morning from the national Repub-
lean convention at Chicago. suffering
from chills and fever He was grow
ing worse, and left on an early train
for his home at WILLIAMSON. accom-
panied by Colonel Harry Skinner, dis
trict attorney, who was with him on
the trip from Chicago. The friends of
Mr.. Martin here are very anxious about
him.
The Hicks Company, of Wilmington,
files an amendment of charter reducing
ats capital from $4,000 to $4,000. II.
w. Hicks and A. C. Craft are the off,
GERS of the corporation.
a charter is issued to the G. d. Pha-
res Furniture Company, Wilmington,
capital $4,000, by G. D. and NJ. j. Pha-
res and A. c. Sneed. the three having
$4,000 stock.
a. L. Jones, of Laurinburg. is issued
a commission by Governor Glenn as a
member of the board Of directors of
the State School for the Deaf and
Dumb. at Morganton, to succeed j. c.
Neal. of Marion, who died some weeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-23
KILLED BY FAILING TREE.
Prince william Citizen Meets yfolcn
Observation-Disclosures News.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.]
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. June 22.-
A Posey. OF Prince William county.
was killed g few days ago by being
caught under a falling tree.
1t is reported that A. C. Walter. for
merly of Orange county. who repre-
scented that county in the Constitutional
Conception. and who several years ago
moved to Union Springs. Ala, murder
ed his wife recently and then killed
himself.
Mr.. L G. Grasty and Miss Harriet
d. Pierce, OF Rectortown. Fauquier
county, were married Thursday at the
home of the bride!
Mr.. John S. Hudgins and Miss Mary
S. knight. of Mathews county, were
married Thursday at Bethel Church,
in that county. by Rev. w. l.. Ware.
T.. W. Dickerson and Miss Lille r.
Greene. both Of King George county,
We're married Thursday at Shiloh Bap-
fist parsonage. in that county, Rev. j..
H Newbill officiating.
Miss Nailie Roberts, well-known
lady of this city. died Saturday night,
after lingering illness. aged sixty
six years She is survived by one sis
ter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-23
ALL EYES TURNED
T0.CHARL07TE NOW
State Officers And Others from
Raleigh to Attend Demo-
cratic Convention.
Especial to The Time.-p,spatcb.

lSPeCldI W ue lIHeb-D
RALEIGH, N. c.. June 22.-The
movement toward Charlotte for the
State Democratic Convention will be
well on tomorrow and Wednesday
morning, there being time for people
to leave Raleigh on early trains We'd
nesday and reach Charlotte In time for
the opening of the convention. There
WIN scarcely be enough Of the clerical
force left at the State Capitol to keep
the State offices open, so great is the
desire to witness the great contest that
everybody realizes will develop in the
struggle for the gubernatorial nomi-
nation. Governor Glenn is as yet UNI
decided as to whether or not he will
go to Charlotte, but thinks he will in
all probability be there
me Governor wants to be sent to
the National Democratic Convention at
Denver as delegate. and in that event
1t Is his purpose to accept the request
that came recently from William Jen-
ninss BRYAN that he make speech n
the convention seconding the nomina-
ton of the distinguished Nebraskan
as the Democratic candidate for Presi-
dent. Governor Glenn is anxious, too,
Tor the state convention to instruct its
delegates to Denver to support the
Bryan candidacy.
Politicians and others here are COM
pletely at sea as to the probable out
Soihc u lsne contest 1Or the governor
ship While some are talking up the
dark horse" idea, the general express
sion is that one OF the three candidates
who made the fight in the primary
Craig. Kitchin or Horne should have
It Those talking dark horse" are
Doughton, OF Allegheny.
The chances of Mr.. Horne are re-
garded as especially good In view of
the sharp lines that are drawn in the
In. nd aiu
There seems to be no doubt about
practically all the other State offices
in the race for denomination winning
out. They Will all be on the scene to
have a personal eye on their own in
terests. This will be the first time a
State convention has had the nomina-
ton of candidate for State Commits
sioner of Insurance. the Office having
OF the Governor. Hon. James r. Young
has no opposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-23

Mr.. Howell. SO completely was his per-
ssonality sxtinguished by his perfect
,make,up,' as he.rusty and almost
ready to be laid upon the shelf. Never
once did he permit his audience to seq
bis personality. but there was always,
present the weak and rapidly decaying
Martin Beggs Mr.. Howell gave the.
subdued pathos to the comedy with a
delicate touch, and in the last part
of the third act, as the Unsuccessful
competitor in story prize contesr,
ne ne rose to supreme heights of emo
tional acting
been seen before in Richmond, but his
initial performance in this line was
well-nigh perfect.
Mr.. Ralph Morgan as Gerald
certain way that he is a young actor
OF conspicuous ability He has perhaps
never done better work than in "A
Bachelors Romance ld his touch
May at a ~ m mss d tTus Miss Lucille
yided with a part which Well suits
her. and III which she was distinctly
capable; ana Mr. Wilson Reynolds gavo
terpretation of Mr.. Mulberry.''
Mr.. Frank Patton. Miss Janet Dun
Ear, Miss Mildred Johnson. Mr.. John
Burke and Mr.. Charles Lait were all
nlSnly satisfactory.
"A Bachelors Romance. will run all
week, with usual matinees.
Good Bill mt lakewood.
This weeks offering at the Casino in
lakewood fully measures up to the
high standard of attractions usually
seen at the popular open-air amusement
place.
While there are only two acts In the
bill, they are unusually long and. above
all, interesting.
The Sisters Mcconnell. in their dane
ing and singing speciality, have lost
none of their charm. They are clever
dancers, while. without doubt, they are
the best singers yet heard at the park.
Their songs are well rendered..
The greatest acrobatic act ever seen
at lakewood is on this week. The
Taskazawa troupe perform many novel
and awe-inspiring feats. Altogether.
the bill is probably one Of the best Of
the season.
AS on the opening night, the spec
tacular production, Might and Morn
Ing" was crowded at every performs
ance last evening. This promises to be
one of the most popular amusements OF
the season.
All of the amusements are doing a
good business. Tonight and every
Tuesday night ladies accompanied by
escorts will be admitted free.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-23
ADJUSTMENTS
Academy-"A Bachelors Romance
ColOnial-Cancrn pl,onc.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT VILE,
GiTcn's Best Production.

GiTcn's Best Production.
When the Giffen Company last night
gave an absolutely perfect production
or ~ Bachelors Romance" 1t not only
achieved success, but demonstrated
the wonderful versatility of the mem
bers of the. cast. "a Bachelors Ro-
nance Is by no means a one part play,
ana the performers were put to a test,
which they stood most creditably
The production. which is a delight
ful comedy, was the vehicle which
brought Sol. Smith Russell fame. When
MI Richard Bennett essayed the role
OF David Holmes, a literary critic. he
started on an undertaking fraught
with perils. as the part was written to
SUIT the peculiar personal drolleries
OF RUSSELL; but Mr.. Benefits deep in
slsht and versatility have enabled him
70 render an Interpretation of the part
which is not only highly capable but
is perfect, Mr.. Bennett adroitly eff
faced the Richard Bennett Of former
weeks.
His timid laugh was an artistic
louch.. The interpretation was one Of
aelicacy, and as 1t is so different from
awning Mr. Bennett has before at
~ ted. IT'S accomplishment was all
the more worthy of praise.
AS seventeen- year-old Sylvia SOM
ers,' Miss Grayce Scott was captivat-
Ing. She was vivacious and pinuant
and as Sylvia" has added another to
her long list of conquests of Richmond
auaiences. She was at all times most
travail of The role. "
Mr.. George Howell was seen as MAR
tin Beggs, but for some minutes after
the curtain arose, those not familiar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-23
GIVE VERDICT FOR MILLER.
Sues for $4,000 and Norfolk Jury
Awards $4,000.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
100 I,fAl IL " III

=
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA. June GIN the
Federal court to-day the jury in the
case OF Hugh Gordon Miller vs. the
Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction Com
pany, after celebrating several hours.
returned verdict In favor of the
plaintiff for $4,000. Miller sued for
$4,000. alleging that he was insulted
and attacked by employees OF the COM
pany when he protested that the motor
man and conductor of trolley car
were drunk.
On the reconvening OF court this
morning Judge Purnell heard Attorney
in behalf OF the railroad, ask
ing that instructions to the Jury al
lowed on Saturday be ruled out as con-
trary to law. Judge Purnell declined
TO add to the instructions or to modify
them in any manner. and the Jury re-
tired. They were out only a short
time.
Immediately upon the rendering Of
the verdict Attorney Venable made a
motors for a new trial. asking that
the verdict be set aside. This motion
will be argued later in the week. Mr..
Miller was not present when the YER.
dict was rendered, having been called
to New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-23
.MAUzY NAMED AS
CLERK OF COURT
e---
Lynchburg Man Goes to Dan
vile, to Succeed Major Martin,
Promoted.
STUDY LAW WHILE At WORK.
Young Danville Men Who De-
serve Great Credit, Among
Those Licensed.
STUDY LAW WHILE AT WORK
Especial TO Til. rlm...p,,nate,.

ESPECIAL to The Times -Dispatch.1
DANV1LLE. VA, June 22.--An-
pointment Of Mr.. William NJ. Many
as clerk of the United States District
and Circuit Courts at Danville. Va.
He will succeed Major Stanley w.
Martin, who has been promoted to the
clerkships OF the same courts at
Lynchburg. Roanoke and Charlottes-
vile. Mr.. Mauzy has been deputy clerk
OF the United States court at Lynch:
burg, for the past ten years, and is
expected to arrive here about the first
OF next mouth to assume charge of his
new position. Major Martin will leave
the city shortly after the arrival OF
Mr.. Mauzy and will make his head
quarters In Lynchburg. He has been.
clerk OF the Federal court in this city
for the past twenty years. and 1t lie
with regret that his many friends learn
that his recent promotion requires him
to leave Danville as his home.
Worked and Studied, Too.
Among those who passed the bar
examination held lat week at Wythe-
Roy Cabell Coleman, we'll known young
men OF this city, who are to-day re-
ceiving the congratulations OF their
friends for the success which has
crowned their efforts. Both Messr.
Coleman and Cooper prepared them
selves for the bar examination by home
study and during the hours when they
were not engaged In their regular oc-
cupation. i,
Mr.. Cooper is the son OF Mrs. Matte
J. Cooper, Of Wilson Street, and has
followed the trade of printer since
a boy. He was first employed with the
old E'raa IN fop
has been connected with the mechanical
department Of the Register and Bee,
and has won the confidence of all with
whom he has associated
Mr.. Coleman has for many years been
employed by the Southern Bell Tele-
phone Company. of this city, and is the
chief inspector of the local lines. He
has made Danville his home for many
years, and has many friends, who will
learn with pleasure of his successful
examination. Mr.. Coleman is grand
nephew OF the late Colonel George c.
Cabell. who for several terms repre-
sented this district in Congress- His
brother, Mr.. Daniel Coleman, Is a we'll
known Norfolk attorney.
Neither Mr.. Cooper nor Mr.. Coleman
has as yet made any definite arrange
ments as to future location, and will
remain temporarily at their same posi-
tons in Danville.
Double Wedding on Sunday.
a double wedding was performed |
Yesterday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock at |
schoolfield. the contracting parties be-
ng Miss Mamie P. Tankersley and Mr.. |
Edward L. Hardy. and Miss Jennie Al. |
.izer and Mr.. Claude l.. Walden. The
ceremonies were performed by the Rev.
Iohn NJ Oakley, pastor of the Methodist |
Shurch at Schoolfield at the home Of |
alr. IankersleY. in the presence of a /
large number of friends. The two |
couples are we'll known In schoolheld. |
and have large number of friends. |
who wish them much happiness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-23
CAN'T EMPTY THE
OCEAN

Andrew Larsen, OF sorensen & Lar
sen, merchant tallors, of Salt Lake
City, was 80 low with kidney disease
that he was In bed and death was
looked for almost daily.
The treatment was changed. He be-
gan to mend. His partner phored the
doctor he was slightly better. The doc
tor replied, TT makes no difference. It
Is as impossible for him to recover as
1t Is to empty the ocean,"
The progress was so slow that the
patient would get discouraged and read
our book for A. braG He says he
thinks he read It huffdred times. But
the day he finished the third dozen he
was back to business. Wonder what
his physician thinks about emptying
thu ocean.
Physicians call, kidney trouble Me-
phritis This means Inflammation OF the
kldneya
The old diuretics (kidnev medicines)
are kidney excitants. No wonder the
kidney deaths have doubled.
Fulton's Renal Compound is tho first
successful kidney emollient thus re-
ducing kidney inflammation and con-
trolling kidney troGblcs that have re-
sisted all known treatment, as In the
above Salt Lake case. Literature
JOHN j. FULTON CO..
Oakland, Cal.
Owens & Minor Drug Co. are our
sole local agents. Ask for Bi-Monthly
Bulletin OF late recoveries.5