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The Washington herald., 1908-09-06

Berlin. sept 5-Ths Pa-sevaI and the
Gross army airships afforded Berlin a
thrilling spectacle OF ul.nic battle IN the
air yesterday morning
The Gross vessel appeared over Berlin
before s O'Clock passing over Inter den
Linden and the royal castle. and going
thence 10 the Genseiy crowded quarters
arosnd the Potsdamer PIatz. wE-ch, IN
the matter Of trafnc. is Berlin's main
street The snip sailed al a height Of 80
feet, following the line OF the streets. az
ranging races with the electric trau1vray
cars and beating them al. although they
ran a. their highest speed
Can see Screw RevOIve.
II was a wonderful sight 10 see the gi-
ga1tic cruiser so near that the details OF
The working Of the mechanism were dis
cernible. the screw revolving al a great
pace and the steering gear acting with
automatic precision Finally the aero
nauts directed the ship toward the his
toric Bra1denourg=r Gate. near the Reich
stag building, sgnera another powerful
airship. approaching with heavy and i'm
posing movements. was seen Il was the
Parseval. which had come after me other
from TeeaL
The two airships now began 10 maCeu-
Yer against each other as Il intent on the
des-rucJlul OF an enemy Upward and
downward they went. attempting 70 get
into q fz-1ra5le position for attack. de
sCrlblDg circles and spiral lines and dash
ing forward and backward
Race side by side
Suddenly the Gross airs1ip turned in a
norJherly direction. taking q course for
TegeL It was Immediately followed by
the ParsevaL Al TegeI the battle" was
resumed. and for another half hour the
vessels operated against one another
r-ane-ve--ns cunnl-sly. while waiting FOR
q moment FOR the enemy 90 expose a vital
part Finally they raced side By side ar
fun speed uurI the signal % stop --fgh--
ing was given. vEereupol both descend
ed without ElsE4u-
On board ,le Gross vessel was The
relsElnE Duke Ernst OF SAKE AIten5urg
who several times took the helm and
nav-gaced the snip very ably
Al Il O'Clock the Gross airsliQ ascend
ed again and few north Il returned at
8 O'Clock. but in those four hours II had
made lis way 10 S-e-1il. the greatest
PrCssizu commercial Ear6or on the Baltic
and come back 10 TeE5L
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
FOUR SLAIN IN BRAWL.
of Inn Stabbed ThrouEh
the Thrnar.


Milan Sept 5.-F7ur persons were mur-
dered- six uor-alIy wounded and many
others injured in a drunken brawl OF
Calabriau peasants az P0teuza-
4 big party had been drinking wine f0-
the space ot SIX hours al a vaysiGe tav-
ern- when "a quarrel arose over some
women. and daSE--s were drawn The
laudlady. Who stepped In 20 separate the
couba-a--s. was stabbed through the
throat and nutilzred. expiring immedi-
ateIy- Her daughter. TilceDz-na. a pretty
SRI Of twenty rushed toward her mother.
but while bending over the E-e-ess body
was flung down and pierced through The
heart and lungs
The landlord who had been summoned
meanwhile from the garden, seized his
gun on b5ho-dizg the fate Of his wife and
child but before he could use Il be was
Overp0wered by The Tuff--s and fel bleed
ing from severe wounds on the head,
Tibs. and hands As one assassin jump
ing On the PROSTATE form, was preparing
20 sever the head. robust young bar
maid darted forward and bit large NOR
sci OF the villains upraLsed arm
The tragic scene then developed mo a
general fight with rev0lvers among the
aSSassins themselves BY the time the
police appeared half dozen peasants
were lying dead or wounded Around the
bodies ri their dear ones were grouped
the Iandlady's seven young children. sob
biug pirecUSlv-
Among the dead IS Salvatore LabaIla
aged twenty-five who was a 7elI-krowu
character in New York. whence he had
returned only two days before An in
sistent report alleges that ne was killed
by his own brother The local hospital
Is full of injured oulookers-
IGe sUQeTSuulIS population after re-
covering from the first shock OF the mas
sacre. crowded 20 the lottery oflces tC
gamble on corresponding numbers
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
PORTUGUESE DEPUTIES FIGHT
Ex-SIinister CarvaIho Hurled Over
Desk by senior Pinto santos.


Desk by senior Pinto santos.
Lisbon. Sept 5.-Au Lisbon is excited
over q personal encounter in the Chamber
Of Deputies between senior CarvaIho.
minister Of finance in Senior Fanco-s
ministry. and senior Pinto Santos leader
OF tie DissiEant party
Senior Carvalho. who was considered
the --arne damree- of the defunct dicta-
torship. was in the middle OF speech on
the budget delivered in spite OF the
crushing indifference OF his audience At
q certain point the orator pronounced the
words May King Manuel Dc mora for
tUnGte than his father. and may ne be
surrounded by better politicians
Al the same moment Senior Santos en-
tering the chamber. passed under the
desk of the speaker and interrupted him.
shouting. And may the King have fewer
r0gues for minister's
Senior Csrv1I1o fwho is p1pIlarIv call
ed The Rogue removed mis- eyeglasses
and stepped down toward Senior santos.
The latter. Who IS man Of herculeau
strength. turned suddenly and aimed two
blows with his clanched fist al the ex-
ministers face. afterward seizing him by
the throat and literally hurting him over
his desk
Only one OF the two deputies interviewed
the rest looking On IN utter indifference
curious proof Of the general hatred en-
tertained toward all members of the
Franco ministry The incident was closed
and work resumed. but number Of dep
uties crowded around Senior Santos. en-
braciEg and co1gratulating him
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
Foreigners Behavior in China.

From Chinese Pg5lic Opinion
The whole Of foreign relations with
China has been characterized by a GER
tain character OF superciliOus contempt
for the written law on the part Of many
travellers who from time to time journey
through our country The diplomats have,
in consultation with our governing on
cials. drawn up very definite and explicit
regulations TO govern this matter. and
only in accordance with these regulations
should foreigners be allowed TO travel in
the interior of China
one OF these regulations specifies that
no foreigner shall t~avel beyond a 30
mile radius Of any treaty port
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
WIFE LOCKED IN ROOM.
BarbaroUs Treatment Of Brutal Hus-
band Deprives Her Of Reason

band Deprives Her Of Reason
Nice. Sept 5.-A German musician
named Emile Hauck has been arrested in
this city for brutaIIy FL treating his wife.
For SIX months the woman. under the
pretext OF madness. had been locked up
in a darkened room The husband each
morning brought his prisoner some milk
and bread, and then was IL the habit Of
leaving her unattended u1ci, the follow
ing day.
The disappearance Of Frau Hauck had
been reported TO the police some time ago,
and the husband. on being questioned
stated that owing to mental Affections he
had been compelled % place her in a
IUnaJic asylum Yesterday. however. the
police made a raid or the house In a
small garret. the shutters Of which were
barred and boIted. they found the woman
lying in a flthy bed Her body was COW
cred with bruises. which the husband is
alleged to have inflicted Her health is
shattered. and in consequence OF her cruel
Imprisonment sls has become weak
minded
The victim was removed 10 the hospital
while the unnatural husband has been
lodged IN jal 10 await his trial
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
OATHs TO SUSTAIN LAW.
Crime fu Macedonia VIII Vow Be
Met by Medieval Punishment

Uskub, Sept a mass meeting Of all
the races in Prishtin led TO q remarkable
scene yesterday.
At the close Of eloquent speeches in
support Of the new constitution It was de
cided TO observe the following pinish-
ments for crime until new laws have been
made when Parliament meets
Murder Is punished by stranguIation.
Theft by amputation Of hand. Fraud
and intoxication by forty strokes Of the
bastinado- Brigandage in the open by
death. and carrying arms or firing shots.
twenty strokes Of the bastinado.
Turkish subjects committing any of
these misdemeanors are To get the same
punishment as Christians
The AIbanians present asked for greater
severity. cut consented 10 conform 10
these decisions until Parliament meets.
The assembly broke up after 5000 Mus
suIma1s present had sworn on the Koran
and their revolvers to keep the laws The
Christians followed suit swearing on the
Bible and their revolvers.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
BOMB OUTRAGE IN SICILY.
l. Thrown Through window,
but Nobody Is Seriously Hurt.

Rome. Sept 5-A bomb was thrown
yesterday morning al window OF the
mansion ii Palermo occupied by a wealthy
merchant Sign0r Pescoraino ThOuzh the
weapon was very powerful. no one was
seriously hurt though Signora Pescoraino
and her daughter we're struck by suIintsrs
CT glass The walls Of the h0-fse were
greatly dana ged-
No motive Tor the outrage is known.
though in certain quarters Il is held 10 be
connected with the agitation in 51vor OF
Signor Nasi. the Sicilian ex-ninister coz
victed OF fraud.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
SLAIN BY JILTED LOVER.
bridegroom and Bride Shot Down
While Engaged in Performing


St Petersburg. sept a terrible traE-
edy occurred ~ Volsk yesterday during
a performance at a circus there
Some months ago Ivan Kuznetsor. a
yoang man Of Independent means. fell
madly in love with Nadine RostoH. a cir
Gus rider. aged eighteen They became
engaged 70 De married. but the other day
the girl told her fance that they were
not suited 10 each other, and that each
should marry IN his or her own station
She had decided. she said. to wed the
iUggIer Of the show.
Euzrets0f disappeared soon after. and
last week the girl married the man Of
her choice Yesterday. while she and her
husband were performing together. kuz-
nets0T rushed into the arena. and before
any one could prevent him shot the bride
and BRIDEGROOM dead
He then Chee-fully surrendered himself
TO the police. declaring that he hoped his
penalty would be death: otherwise he
should have 10 commit suicide.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
Women Smokers in BeIEiunl.

Brussels, Sept. 5-A woman who pro
tested 70 the Brussels railway authorities
because her feIlOw-passengers IN a ladies'
compartment were permitted to smoke
was informed that as the label For La
dies did not state whether they were
smokers OF not, the occupants could 90
as they liked
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
old Masters for Cambridge.

London. Sept. 5-Fourteen paintings by
Gains5oroUgh Romney. Reynolds. Ho-
garth. and other old masters have been
presented by an anonymous donor to the
FitzwiIliaun Museum at Cambridge
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
AIRSHIPS IN FIGHT
German Army Balloons Give
a Stirring Spectacle.
one IS STEERED BY A PRINCE

Berlin Throng Witnesses Mimic
Warfare Between Two Huge Air
Craft, Which Make Remarkably
DiffieuIt hut Successful EvOIutions
as If in a Real Battle.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
Family Affair

Vienna. Sept 5-Two sisters and their
Two brothers we're married 10 two broth
e-s and their two sisters at Pfalz. in
Silesia- on Sunday
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
RnspicEsers, Trade Union.

Paris. Sept. 5.-Paris ragpickers have
formed a trade union. with the object OF
abolishing middlemen.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
CHURCH HEADS MEET
Eucharistic Congress Opens
in London Wednesday.
NINE CARDINALS WILL ATTEND

Message from The Pope VIII Be
Read by Cardinal VannuteIIi-Pro-
VIII Be a Feature OF Interest on
Next Saturday Afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19

The following corporation has filed
IT'S certificate Of organization at the
Office of the secretary Of state
Capital Park Association organized
at Augusta for the purpose Of main
tanning and operating park for agri
cultural fairs. horse trots and Dall
games, with $4,000 capital stock. Of
N'hch nothing is paid in Officers: Pres
ident, william II. Gannett of Augusta; :;
treasurer, Melvin s. Holway of Au2il"-
ia Certificate fled Dec IS, 1908.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services To Which All Are
Cordially Invited to Attend.

ing in the room Of the w. G. r. t. ar 241
Sunday afternoon.
n3d;, JEWETTs # IS sc scHooLHoUsE HOO a( After-
SUNDAY school at the close,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL church.
Christ in prophecy" 80, Christmas con-
cert.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH. North
erm avenue. Preaching at 1870 by Rev
Nh. Rurnham Of Manchester. Sabbath
school at y o'clock.
Christmas, Gods Gift of Christ" The
Sunday school will have a Christmas tree
with short program of songs and reci-
tations on Thursday at P. NJ.
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH.
State street. First mass at 7.30 A. NJ: :
high mass at 1880 A. NJ: vesper and
benedction sn of the Blessed Sacrament at
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Sunday service
at II A. M, subject: .'1s, the Universe
Force? " Wednesnav evening. 1.43, Wood
mems hall POI Water street.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIO
ter. Sunday morning worship. 1870. Ri-
bic school, T.: Y. p. S. G. f. $50 Evening
worship. 80.
Morning. 1o45. PREACHER Rev. ,: y. n &. &.
Storr; Sunday school at the close. evening
at I. praise service: Christmas evening.
Christmas trees with miscellaneous pro-
gram.
ST BARNARAS chapel. Bangor street
9th Sunday in Advent Holy communion
at S.45 A. NJ: Sunday school at "a, p NJ
Bishop Goldman will preach and adminis-
ter confirmation at the afternoon service
at $50 o'clock.
PENNEY MEMORIAL FREE BAP-
TIST church. Rev. c. G. Mosher pastor:
Preaching service at 1870 with sermon by
the pastor; services appropriate to the
ing AT 645: gospel service at 7.3O.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIEN-
TTST. Sunday service. 1915 A. NJ: sub
ject; 'Is the Universe i SCI Inelqding nc Man.
evening meeting at 80 at the Christian
Science reading room. 90 Sewall street.
UNITARIAN CHURCH. corner of State
and oak streets, Edwin Nj. Slocomhe
minister. Morning service at 1890: Sun
dav school at II As: Communion service at
, O'Clock Twilight Vesper service at 4SO
Maine will visit St Marks.
FIRST BAPTIST church on winthrop
street, 3: P. Hope pastor; Morning ser
sunday school at noon: !. P. $. G. Z. at
A.. evening service at 80 with sermon
on Goods Care for the Newborn Christ"
ST MARKS CHURCH. Rev. Brian G,
Holy eucharist, 80 A. NJ; Sunday school.
Evening prayer, 7@0 r. NJ. The Right
Rev Robert Goldman, D. D., Bishop of
Gospel MISSION. Sunday school at
, F. NJ Gospel services at and 7%o ?,
w. Rev James NJ. Estes will preach at
he AFTERNOON meeting. and Mrs. EHie
Estes will preach at the evening service.
Meetings every evening during the week
xcept Wednesday.
THE PROGRESSIVE .sPIRITTALIsT |
SOCIETY will hold meetings in G. A. r. |
lall. 222 Water street. at go and 10 F. |
IT. Mrs Nctte Holt Harding of East |
Mass. the speaker and mes
age bearer. Special music by Prof |
Theme anG Mrs. Dennis.
WINTHROP STREET UNIVERSAL
ST church. Rev. LEROY Wilson Coons |
minister: Morning service at 1870: sub |
Birth of Jesus" A special program of |
music will be rendered by the choir. Sun |
lay school at 12 M; devotional meeting |
II the Y. P. c. U. at 6.26 P. M: topic |
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
CONDENSED DISPATCHES

Roy Knabenshue Thursday night at
ship could sail over a city unobserved
under cover of darkness and destroy
the city by the use of powerful ex-
plosves. His fight over Los Angeles
failed in this respect, however, as his
nirship was easily discernible and the
whir of the motor and propeller could
to heard at great distance. Knaben-
shue dropped harmless bomb on the
CITY hall wnere it was later found.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19

The special committee appointed by
the State Board of Health, Charles $.
pope OF Manchester, Leon S. Merrill
of Solon, DR.. F. l.. Russell of the Uni
versity of Maine, f. S. Adams of Bow
doinham, r. l.. Bradford of Auburn
Hon. Rutillus Alden of Winthrop and
DR.. A. G. Young of Augusta met Fri
day at the office of the State Board of
Health to discuss the advisabilitN Of
any new legislation bearing upon pub
lie health interests in connection with
bovine tuberculosis and other matters
in come ction with animal industry. The
committee went over the gr0and in
considerable detail. but was not able
al this session to formulate any
recommendations Adjournment vas
taken to Tuesday. Jan y, at 10 A. NJ,
at which time recommendations win
probably be formulated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19

The Enforcement Commission hc|d a
meeting at the State House Friday for
the purpose Of winding up the business
of the year All three members of the
We're present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19

Richmond. Me. Dec. 1S.-(SpcciaD.--
The family of the late Abal kinca;d
have left town, the mother going to a
daughters in Wiscasset, the daughter.
the son, Percy to Bowdoinham
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
THE kiNCAlD INQUEST
Will Be Resumed by Coroner Ballou
Today at Bowdoinham.

Bowdoinham. Me, Dec. 1S.-(Spe-
ciaD.-The inquest on the death Of
Abial kincaid of Richmond, whose
horribly mangled remains were found
scattered on the Maine Central tracks
last Sunday morning. will be resumed
Saturday forenoon by Coroner Ballou,
Ormand, said to have been with Kin
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19

caid in Gardiner the day before, has
been summoned 1t is ais" said that a
strong effort will be made to learn
where Kincaid obtained the liquor or
other substance found by the chemist
in the stomach after death.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19

The report of the State inspectors of
steam vessels for 1908 was approved
and placed on file. The inspectors re
port contains the following details:
'We have visited and inspected the
certificates of inspection to 145. Owing
to defects in several boilers it has been
necessary to make a second visit to
them, as repairs had to be made before
the required hydraulic pressure could
be obtained Ninety-siX vessels being
over five tons have each paid a fee of
S., amC uniting to $3.50: 212 masters, pi-
lots and engineers have paid q fee of
81 each, amounting to $424. The fees
have all been paid into the State treas
ury. We have issued 315 licenses to
masters, pilots and engineers, for
steamers Of all sizes: 104 being under
FIVE tons are exempt from fees, A larg
er number than usual of nOn-reSidontS
have not used their steamers the past
season. Five of the larger class on one
lake were not taken out of their boat
houses, consequently they have not
been Inspected Nine steamers We're
built OF brought into State waters the
past season, one being fitted up from
an old sail boat was found to be un-
safe and was refused a certificate. One
unlicensed man acting as captain on
a freight steamer and badly under the
influence OF liquor. fell overheard and
was drowned. One steamer "'as partial
ly destroyed by fire. the fire taking
place during the night when no person
was on board No casualties other than
the above have been reported. The
steamboat service is in fine condition
generally.
Adjourned to Tuesday, Dec. % at
8 A. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19

COMPLETE LINE OF NEW NUTS
-WALNUTS, CASTENkS. A.
MoNDs, cHEsTNUTs. PEcANS,
FlLBERTS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19

+ SPECIAL SALE ON THANkSGlv-
ING CANDY, HOME MADE MlNcE
PIES, PLUM PUDDING.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19

NEW OUNCE, NEW APRiCOTs,
NEW RAlSiNS, NEW FIGS. NEW
DATEs.s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 49, 1908

state binding give a security bond.
written by some reliable company
amounting to $1,000 for each class here
by awarded"
The standing committee on election
returns to which was referred the re-
turns of votes given in by the towns
OF Durham and Poland on Dec IA, 1908,
at special election to choose repre-
sentative to the 74th Legislature. to fill
vacancy caused by the death Of Will
lam ID. Trufant, reported that John
f. Merrill of Durham appeared to have
received plurality of votes cast in
said towns and is therefore elected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-07-09
LIABLE FOR SUICIDES.

Damsges of $1,000, given by jury
in Judge Gibbons' court in Chicago
Yesterday, establishes a precedent in
illinois which bodies no good for the ss-
loonkeepers of the state. By its finding
the lurg decided tbs O ssloonkeeper who
sold liquor TO man to the extent that
the boyer committed suicide vas finsn-
cially liable. The case on trial was that
of Mrs. Julia Chullek, sgainst John
Abramovicz, q ssloonkeeper. Chullek,
it was charged, while under the inhu-
ence of liquor, obtained in Abrsmovicz's 8
saloon, committed suicide, and the widow
.ued the saloonkeeper and the Peter
Hand Brewing Company. For months
prior to Chullek's suicide, it was aver
red. be had been q patron of Abrsmo'
yicz's saloon. A number Of times, Mrs.
Ohullek declared she went to the saloon
and warned Abramovic2 to refrain from
selling or giving drinks to her husband
He paid no st.ention to her warning
and ordered her to leave the place
Twice in the New York courts, 1t II
said, judgments in similar cases haV'
been returned, but this verdict Is lh'
6rst of it's kind in Illinois.
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$2.65 for choice.

Values 50. 95, 50. 90 and 5000.
Lot 2-Consi,t t. of about 100 suits Of
a sIigl tly higher grade, in same styles,
Russian blouse, sailor blouse, knicker-
becker and straight pants suits. They
srs carefully made and the p't'erns are
very attractive. SIZES p t. Is, in
elusive. We offer tntse st the uniform
price.
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Woodward ( L0tlrOD.
10th, llth, SITS, NV.
Washington, d. G..
During the hestad term store will close at
o'clock Saturdays at /.
Men 8 Summer
Furnishings.

We Offer several lets of Mems Summer
Wesrables 1T uudtrSslue prices. To-
cluded are goods from our regular stock
as well as those secured from msnufac-
turers st end-of-sesson prices.
Such a sale is opportlne ard is always
inttr-sting t. mott men, PARTICULARLY to
those preparing vscstion rips, as so
many mCre things ere needed when one
is gong swny.
Min FlOOr-F street.
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AIexan6ria 6azftff.

PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI.wERKLY AT '
GAZETTE BUILDING. $40 d 312 PRINCE
STREET.
TKRMs: DAILY year, $500 6 months
$3.50; 3 months, S1:25; month, 4S cents
week, 10 cents.
Tri.weekly-1 year, $500; S months, $1.6O
s months, 75 cents: month. rs cents.
Contract advertisers will not be allowed to ex'
ceed their space unless the is paid for
at transient rates, and under no circum'
stances will they be allowed TO advertise
other than their legitimate business in the
space contracted for.
Entered at the PostofHce Of Alexandria, Vir
Rinia, as second-clsss matter
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We will close out the following
Ladies' Wash Suits and Goats
at greatly reduced prices
all carefully tailored and made
of good materials;
ladies' $6.ss Batiste Dresses trimmed
with lace and inserting
Reduced to $4.9S
Ladies' $3.4a Lawn Jumper Suits
Reduced to $l.9S
Ladies' $50 FLOW cred Organdy Suits
Reduced to SITS
Ladies' $3.50 Figured Lawn Dresses
Reduced to SITS
ladies' $500 White Linen Finish Suits
Reduced to $2.9S
Ladies' $3.50 White Linen Finish Suits
Reduced to SO %
Ladies' $50 Linen Finish Wash Suits,
in Brown, Tan and Blue
Reduced to S3.75
ladies $3.50 Motor Cloth Wash Suits
Reduced to 81. AZ
Ladies' $3.50 Khaki Wash Suits
Reduced to $4 Is
Ladies' $3.50 Khaki Wash Suits
Reduced to S4.49
Ladies' $3.50 Striped Silk Suits
Reduced to S6.75
Ladse,' 500 White Linen Finish Wash
Coats trimmer with Irish point lace
Reduced to So. 98
Ladies' 1926 White Linen Finish Goats
81. Is
Ladies' $S.49 White Linen Finish Wash
coats
$3.50
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Help for Those who Have stomach
Trouble

After doctoring for about twelve years
for bad stomach trouble, and spending
nearly FIVE hundred dollars fer medicine
and doctors fees, purchased my wife
one box OF Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets, which did her so much
good that she continued to use them and
they have done her more good than all
of the medicine l bought before
SAMUEL BOYER, Folsom, lows. This
medicine is foT sale by W. F. Creighton
& Co. and Richard Gibson. Samples
frae