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PRINCETON
WILL PLAY WITH INDIANS SUN.
DAY AT LEAGUE PARK.
Powdcriy Team scheduled for sun.
day, August 2-Two Fast
Games.

The Princeton Grays will be here
Sunday to take another chance At
beating the Paducah Indians. Vhf1&
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Bri,ishe~ Cheer Wildly.


The uproar continued nearly half
an hour and As the people poured
out OF the stands arguments were
taken up in the aisles and gateways
and the race Is stu subject OF BIT
ter wrangling everywhere. Matthew
p. Halpln. manager of the American
team. who was IN the arena. imme-
diately entered protest claiming
the race for Carpenter. who had
done the distance according 20 I'M
Official watches in the remarkable
time OF AZ 2-5 seconds. some watches
making IL even less.
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MY husband" said the fair bride.
says ! am bis right hand" ~
II hope.' rejoined hGf 11oCher
that - INIT ike q ~ ~ 111~r
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PINKNEY ORR
DIES OF CONSUMPTION AT Ell
PASO, TEXAS :
Well Known Young Man OF Folsom
dale succumbs TO the Dread
Destroyer.

Southwestern climates did not pert
mancntly benefit Pinkney Orr. the
news OF whose death was received In
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Declared mo Race"

A committee meeting of the ANA
teur Athletic association. details OF
which have not been made public,
was called. and - judges who rem
Adered the decision and Halswelle
we're called to state their case.
Neither any member OF the American
committee nor any one of the three
American runners, however. was
called on to make a statement. and
the committee decided mo race. !"
and ordered II to be run over again
Saturday and declaring Carpenter
disqualified.
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The Final Deep Cut on Undermuslins

in
all
sale a when
a to the
o o a
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-24
Lingerie Shirt Waists at 66c on the Dollar

We make the sweeping reduction of SO
waists the store All
a his reduci s.
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Your Mail Orders When Sent to Us

filled by experts within few minutes receipt
OF the order. We believe that have the most
prompt and careful mail order department this SEQ
uon of the country. This Is proven each day by the
large number Of orders receive from all sections
the country. Send your order-wen show you how
show do business.
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= -oEr A DOLLAR NM wrrH A
PAIN or SHOES FROM COCHRAN
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To Prevent Spread Of Disease.
INJURIOUS TO DISCIPLINE.
Effect of Location of Drinking
Places Near Military Posts.

The OPERATION Of the act of February
, 1901. prohibiting the sale Of beer. etc.
in any post "xcharge or canteen or upcr
any premises used COR military rurp' ses -
says Gen. Garrge b. Davis judge adyc-
cate general Of the army. In his annual
rep6r. has und ubtedly caused tn j.
cation near military reservations of re-
sorts for the sale of Intoxicating liquors.
" ich pandar to the appetites and paa
sions of these eniis d men who. largely
by reason of the prohibition In on sim.
FREQUENT the same. These resnrts a. he
yond the control of tn military author
les. and ttt r pr sence near .he military
POSTS is highly detrimental to military
discipline -
To sus ain his view Gan. Davis ouf ties
t e acting judge advocate Of e Depart
N mt of Miss. ur: as saying that on. Ct
the potent influences directly afYec ing the
MGR" serious Cffenses. such as desertion
'arC envy. tc. is thu use Of intox:cati e
liquor as dispensed in resorts beyond the
control Of the military authority, and &C
&C riding TO that Cficer. affords a strong
argument for the restoration of the sale
of beer In cant ems.
Gen. Davis also comments length
upon the practice of soldiers In selling
their clothing, and says that this abus.
continues in spite OF eff, IT'S loo king to l. 8
suppression. He recommends that the
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Woodward & Lotrop Agents for the Sale of Butter<

would have been glad To have h ard of
his death any time during the pas five
years. She had been al!-wil ing to let
him believe her adj. Still. he was the
father of her child. she was his wife, and
10 other won an had a right to that place.
And that anoth r had AIKEN it enraged
md embittered the wife against that m
ROPER. There are many singular eddies
Il tie ma strom Ct a W mans anger.
The task of finding her husband would
CIV b rend red comparatively easy. she
bought, account of tn. new clue af-
rded by the r cent MARI age. A few In
u:ries enabled her 20 learn that a rec I'd
Of al marriag was kept a., Som rset
louise, and that 1t was open to her to
aarch there.
(To be continued tomorrow
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iced for him if he could st Be tram
Id his wife at loege heals an0 pc ha. =
parate THIN alto etner 1t m Oh. iay
.iim we'll / stand by Eva's size tne
~ase of d family quar- e He wou at
asst b on the side of tn money bags
Citations with .a.ss Haanyi u make ca. l.
al out of ii It n ed But he wo no
Il Jack draw h m int, sa in anyth ne
mere just then: s. he rose and asAed l.
Re. might go with he two fo tn morn
ng's de, and then wen. OH t. &c
eady.
Another though, occurred t. him ii
esard 10 sepa ating hus ana AID "lf
nd while he and Jack we e WAXING foi
"a lie began TO s und Jack.
~ til LAY Id you ever near an.
aIu.e # mat ola f.end O. yours. Lon
STUART via WIT out "a Mon -na? n Ec'
#as oct shere i n! ii to find hi,a
Thought perhaps ID e alb to PITT m.
40 u soue good tr'i-ss there.
Ne .a:1 Montana ana w-nt so23 wh,it
n tteNice SAID JACK uaslspic ous,y.
Wise CRAP Montana s about r'ayeo
ri except for lhe syEaieaL1s. - caduve
ii nj coming home, sulpcse 4.
iss q c. .al y
i nope ne won,. s ID Jack. ooml.!
Why not??
lent you know The quest W.
III ing ruous.y Iut.
Oh, you mean ab9-t yoII 81 te
at d.. ose, 70 II
=, cps = "'u' "
va.
Der !son iiaed the Ia the m :. %
-oEis Gered II II Don S.uifj couic t'e
jfaEght h"ne ne m'Snt neg fnai@l}at.5
% vtrarat@ vroa6stcue I'd la fItg
1Y spirits, D1ie looks. Tfe'2nc y t"-
earning Tor c"nGt7i u. q &"EEss t"d
max she aad by no II. ans forgotten b..
srtl r. s---HE.
II hin ct 0FItacs. nc VIZ NJ incline
taE7 Z ih"ffiEs- ano mas l. mole. "'t>
ere soon busy "'tE fr,@a schemes IN
sa|oh 80 -" il Hl~eiF IS Eva chan
-ion ard def ,l- r.. L position that misi1
e made both comfortable @ao rrGTtar Z
IJIrE r#e rice An INDECENT cglTr~l
Sat cave . 'Fszr aH5 wen grow. sttl-t-'
'-s"ci ~ - HI thuog - Tho U-sE
sirg SOM je'}s. and % &c, vie
US 10 rg q et"afy g hurtaf Pot ris
orse Il a g. anG c' r. it CT
''op bu: his no Sc iefu-cd and i
az thrown re was UP again IN M
81. w!tr laugh
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DIR. GEORGE r. GRAHAM DIES.
Grand Army Veteran Succumbs ia
Pneumonia in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Nd, November 20-Dr
ieorge r. Graham, sixty four yea S old
me of the best known physic ans In
Southwest baltimore, died of pneumonia
, sterday morning at the Mary and Gen.
RI ho. pi,a. after an i-lness Of two
teekS.
Born in Baltimore, DR.. Graham was
du.aced in ne public schools. He en-
.s,eA in lo..p4ny l., Filth AAa.y and
/ nom 4n.an.ry, anu p1! ticipa teu al
any uat iea T.kCu p. .sonci d. Nin-
lester, va, Iii Jun, IotO, ie Vas cUii
NO IN LIBBY p.4sCn S.veIa. WSths. ilc
MS ~ ace ~ ulueu, nas Iien.4oneu To-
-,tIlaniG u! altsti. aiiG a2a p:pi-Iotcu 70
.rSL t.eGItE AM "a. IIt GiUSe "a tiie Il =.
i ~, InuS.EIss. OuL.
A.t,,. several wears Of extensive sea
.41.eI u5. Sc, uF4Gu ~ BalumD.e '-44u slim
Ell ti.auICiu5 ID Lre JutVe. SHY 81 mary -
END. tIeaH winch - was G.aulated. de
.s.-st-..sEaG Hfmsc!r Ia The soutnwestelr
section, and built Up large an lucrative
lie had been & member Of The board q.
Yeit@s1n tNa.ni4tns surgeons S!.!Ce 1879.
an active Grand Army man, ac aaS :,
4uerau- r o isL, zane r. ST, AS u par ,Iflci.t
Jgl.u.aG4.. ~ ~ .2.iu AS sui oeon &sGii-
-. ii t.4e = aIu Amy If l.. I.eplJi.c
Il iN2 Ii, w.. also u member o. The
.ulti.ary O.uUr =. the Loyal LeSlon OF tlt
IEEpro<ed order of Il llasCp..s anI lie
shield c. .4onoT and "a5 past president
o. ne Grand Army CluD OF May ND
Ev..Gcs = widow. Two al@ter--h,rS. Mar
ION Bas- and Miss laura GIaRaL-aa a
yn. 1rctile.-.1r. william I12ham-su.-
we.
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II wish he'd broken his neck was the

Il wish ne d broken his neck, was the
That's kind of you Why?'
About a mi lion and a half reasons
and each of 'em worth twenty shi.l ngs.
Dorrison paused. fl cked the ash off nj:
cigar, and took a pull a his whisky anc
soda. Then he said very slowy: Their
are other accidents, you know. Bert
am"
Hes too lucky to meet with 'em-the
interfering young cub"
Luck helps those VIII, rep tn mselves
There are accidents and-accidents, yor
know"
What dc you mean?"
Has Eva made will?"
What the vii are you dr'v ng a -
Shed have Jacks money if-an acc
dent did happen
Il n yer thought of that. By CAD, II
sec to it
There was another pause.
Il should He's very fond % sai''ng o.
the big AXE. and it's-its astly da gea
GUS I've been out with him more thar
nee, and I know"
Broadstone turned and sta ed at hi
cousin: ard their eyes mt Ate a
,ause Broadstone said: Il tn nj you've
got r ap of tn d vi you. Gilbert
II didn't say any hing"
But you hintel a heap
Ret, o. course. W en- IN with hi" II
N, boat. it's al! SAT en- Ugh b cause
ook after my Elf Butt Nigh: IN. pen
even then. Ard Il you rad That mis.ili
I'd 4 ha,f of his. you cou O.
What
"ANcut % 90 W. I'D ct ne strat.h,
end nut me Il on my fee ag in
Il don't pretend to know VIA you II
crivfng at G'hert. Tut. Of course #
ha1 a-n r r ~i''ic cr so } cou 4 spar
vop . 20" east'y PIT d mt talk aaou
Such --afrg You rve me tie blue
devils
"tr f.gtt Get that will made: anl
now tha5 : settled. Its "a ABOUT tnt
w,ather
fu; they spoke ye~y little for ths res'
81 the evening. and 10 q Eroatstone WEI,
20 bed more drunk than usual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-20
CHAPTER VI-Continued.

T,a ,aors na-. i, h,. .,,..s rou ,,d
-.
e was us-h" ~ -u4p uo"i Tue so''
L do try not to think OF him. Jack, but
oh. 1 wish sometimes that | were dead
and ,ben Tho tears aimed rho mas, p,
a,1 sha 10 a 49, $500 -, ,;a ., na
'i "Io am INV
orok down Father told Bertram
about it, Jack, she said between he
sobs and h often snee-s about it whe.
i ,au d 10. Vi ne
JACK was rather !rl&hteneo oy the storm
he had loos d and did his best to cain
80. ~ ..s -,
" H. .o',''
knows how hurts. and oJen he's 81
kim as IN, ,lan could ae.
IVA, n, ..a.-,s .o--,stt,,n,. sum-.
~ up
'e ,..g. -, .,..-..-...
80. - "a l'l..7s'
...'h " -..- sI~- '-
an Il. ~. '' at~i 't -. i.F -.'t
a. ,rS 10 .A~.. ...g pc o. A. ha.
81 course /. w " ~. i"ie al Ant 80
AlttE al IL mus 70 - -ao iIr Der I'm
as ior me oi@..> not TO think OF DO.
ana I serve. ne sat
not. Gec-ieo jan iaconicailN
Gisi you s.d.:o up % MN MOI
ne only hiarr-eu you lot youi conn., -ti-t
you We so' IN "hip-hino the Z.
Don't Jack m only 100 slsn % aa
"hate "a ne ASKS lor eiie sake OF pedce
Al thdl no-,,eht Lorilson l icu IL Z
Tile room hu.lo you TWO. nivlne I.
uttle lam ~ Conference! Ion iet N o.
IN the way
But Jack was lad of 'ne interrupt
ri" had Surrrd tro-'le OF Viii n b.
Coo no, Sc ny soiu on 10 IL
10 Tas. on- JNe.. DOT 80 II Dor
was ull- crying 20 snger Nv.
up II
$40. .nssd -.r- NOR, %. .sa
e.uE5 .s r. h1a-rs Hire Gest .asCfgi-
#.r ..- fsEr sest sa I've.
he sH.s..r - s.uie and /. -ts,.
III p r .ra.a-,
r.a.s-- e r.ag.1,E % c.eer nei %
mn this uorn.n I'D Lace iff
q -.trs..
w. "a. s,o.t.f do Lack Is IN ~.
h,-. while and L,ox round n find 80
-. -, Ir,e - . two "a. hi.
In his h nous. alone Sh h wor
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Seniors, Elsct;on at Princeton.

PRINCETON, n. J.. November 2D.-The
senior class OF Princeton University held
The annual elections yesterday for The
men who will AXE par, IN the Commence
meat exercises nc,,t .Jure- The vote was
arGe ana and the exc.tament Intense. d.
.0. NJ ego Of Ohio received the high 81 hon
r.. He vas chosen master at ce"e:non Is
and ct.a rmau e The class Gay con III ttoe
y big majority Norman Nar oil II
Newark, y. j.. vas lectaj pre.;ea %!
rator, Frank CuEuln han OF va hing
on. u. c., WASHINGTON S .ir. htay orator.
nigh Chaplin o. Lakewood. y. J.. e.a> 8
orator: Nathan!el t,win- # Ph.lad Jpn L,
uventory .rator. ". ]. Funk If New
ork was chosen class poet.
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Good Nuts FOR American Trade.

French walnut growers n the ne1-h-
bcrhoed of Crenob'e. accord ng t. re
port made by Consul c. P. II Mason
have formed an ass ciat on to ma.nta n
the reputation and -uarantee the Gual ty
of the walnuts commonly known as
"Crenotles" The as &C at on a ms to
furn sh to Amer car blu! erS these rtut
without adm'Xture with Inferior nuts and
to maintain among its m. mbers terms OF
deliver es and SALES. 1t IS Their purpose,
he adds to study the best methods of
walnut cult vat on, to ncrease the num-
Der of trees by progress We pla1t'n.- and to
intensity the fruit by judicious graft ng.
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CHAPTER VII
Don Start Comes Zone

--, 49, -...t,. s,,-,~.s -.7sa,. .oy.-
Jew WITT, - 'rr son WEE Fery ousF one.
Fcr her She had ben ro-odnf'y move
nv Re know'edg> .rat pr husband -va-
Two brt her excitement was Dire -
-. . ~, a-,-,,.
- 'he iac' ~ .'e
manner n "E'ch ire 1ae' 1ai oeen thru"'
uron her
KY I'D a,wavs calculated u,,- he r.,s.
-, - h. .,ig,t - ,,fve ~, e,d
"''. '' -
7"TkoTe1 '''' Il sue ''",'" '-'i'I w '-''
he Hhat he had ALWAYS oeeH--a drunken
s,raGer-down. diss stack.
-rt,,. ,r., Of T,1,.r,sa7.s ..osit;o.. ann
q - -. 80. .,,,-.-..,... -.
az y s,o-l1 -" ut ~ ''''
ne -hoJi1 WIS d ~ - 80 'tl'i - . {
h @ff.'H ? "t.'i-,,- W IT., anu - %
az AsEs o. a. ,'.s. !" ~ -. =, ~" "a >'
- n ashed 4, p7Is'"d., - re-. r.
ntfaeii---n "LutL 90 PU, ~-'ll-''-<.' - 9
IN pockets 81 ms So - : IL W
dressed sea mp. t-.tc 0a-'. Win tlatze
meat ARG a'ia IStiEi,' Ns1S 1Ipi -
Th-- greater ia" iier al's-t ana resent
ment.
l,s tenccct 20 TT II ne Ias. TO o,ei
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7roker Silverman Found Not Guilty

PITTSBURG. Nov >mher 20.-A vArd CT
IF not guilty was reached yesterday
afternoon by the jury in the case of Har-
y Silv 'rman PittsNurg manage for
Miller & Co. New York brokers who
vas charged with conspiracy to fraud
h Farm RS National Bank. The case
vas OF great importance. to bankers and
"okers T. was charged that Henry
eeiher, former paying tHller. who. W tn
ohm Young. auditor. both nov rvtng
emit Mt airy sent noes for amb azzl'ng ST.
$4,000. had given $3.50 Don to II rbert
3osenhaum. business man f this cl y.
md that S!lverma1 purch sed mining
tock with tn, money in he name Of
John Earris."
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penalty for such violations should be In
creased.
During the past fiscal year there were
4, 1876 trials by general court martial. ar
incr ase of 223 as compared ". tn the pre-
ceding fiscal year. Twenty-Five officer
w-rs tried and twenty-one were cen
victed. Three officers were dismissed an :
one is under sentence of five years i'm
prisonment. In the case of enlisted mt
1880 wsre convicted and 257 acqui ted
In addition there were 4O.S6S trails o.
enlisted men in summary cou:t is and %
trials by garrison courts martial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-20
Trust In FulIer's Earth.

A trust in Fuller earth. w tn the final
process known only to one or two pc.
sons whose lips are re- dly sealed,
Robert ]. Wynne CT Londt n. Mr.. Wynn
says that the depos is of Fuller's ca t
ex SITS chiefly a, Bath. Nottinghemsh re.
and Maxton. in Scotland IN add ton
the depos Is n the London district, an
the industry is practically CO tro led -
combine which strictly preserves tn
methods of preparation of ;a1e earth.
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Calcutta a Modern Babel.

There are one hundred and fifty differ
ent LANGUAGES spoken n md a. most O.
them unwritten. and tbs fact frequent!
leads to trouble n the court of Ii
oriental country Stranc ely enough &C
cordine to Consul General ~ chael of Ca
cutta. Ind ans frequently dr. # nto tina
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VIRGINIA Supreme Court B-sv.

RICHMOND Va. Nov ~mb,r 81 Thir-
ty-two opin ons w1re han I'D down in the
supr me court o appea Virginia yes
terday. Practically all of the cases de-
ded were from the Staunton term of
tn court, tn havi"g be n argued there
during the summer term and were from
remote sactic MS of the state. with one or
tNo exceptions.
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capital who can find no one ahle to un.
derStand their verna cular and vis tors
experience some annoyance In fail ng to
find any enc hav SO " de va ley OF
ngual az compl Sinner s. Ne t er the
court nor the court interpreters under
stand some of the l;ti ants and wit
nesses involved in some of the law
suits
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Ecra dor Prepares for Uprisings

GUAYAQULL, Ecuador, November 20
wing to rorts Of threaten d uprsings
e Ecua6or an gov rrment has declared
army on a war footing and is ak
active measures to maintain order.
n Aellaro and Col. Navarro. who
;ay c an important part In the lest rev.
ton ! avr "ee- placed und r rest.
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Mrs. W. A. Perkins. l+16 North I'd ST.. St. Jo-
sephs Mo.
Il can recommend Munyon's Dyspepsia Rem
edy 1t is wonderful cure. and cam speak
too highly of this great remedy We 'lso US h.
Muny n Fever Remedy and 1t never falls TO cure.
We are great believers IN NJ inyon's remedies. and
always have q supply on hand and consider them
q household necessity. They are great remedies.
Is the stomach sore and tender? Try it.
Does the food rise In the thr at? Try Il.
Do you have nausea vomiting? Try l..
Do you have a bad taste In the mouth? Try II.
Are the bowels irregular or constipatedi Try ii
Do you raise wind or gas from the stomach ::
Try 1t.
want discouraged and despondent rfferers
other medi, ines and give this remedy a trial.
fails to give satisfaction I will refund your mol
For sale at all druggists. Price. % cents
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TWO STATES ARE QUARANT. NED
STAMPING OUT THE FooT-AND
MOUTH DISEASE.
Taking Steps to Protect the Cattle
in New York and Penn
sylvania.

Vigorous efforts will be made by thu
Department of Agriculture to stamp out
the dreaded contagious and communicate
diseases. known as foot and-mouth dis
ease. which has been discovered to ex
st among live stock in Pennsylvania and
New York states, and as a result of which
8 cretary Wilson has issu an orde.
luarantining those two states. During
re exis tence of this quarantine the inter
state or foreign transportation movement
trailing or driving cattle. sheep o,her
ruminants and swine from the two states
Is prohibited.
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Rigid Quarantine.

&c OfucT iHSuSu ny TIE SSCl yes
,erday which became effective immediate
y. makes III quarantine exceedins /,
rigid 1t even goes sc far as 20 requirt
ut no railroad cars or boats, with
the area herein quarantined which nav,
carried live stock shall be moved inter
been cleaned ana disinfected with 5 Pc
cent solution al carbu-iC acid -
Shipn entS . dressed carcas2s Of calves
sheep and otheT rumjnau S interstate o:
for lE-'i countries are prohibited unles
HE hides or skins and hoof> are removed
is required further nat when shipments
'rc being made from ard 20 points not III
either o. the we states qUarsntiGed lie
cars containing tn 1--we stool; mus D.
sealed ny an employee 90 the bureau OF
nimal Industry. If he shipments are
Hnioaded en- route within TIE quarantined
territory !. must be into pens o. yards
pecla:!y clean and disinfected for the
suppose under the supervision OF an en-
poye OF the bureau OF animal Industry
To Prevent Spread Of Disease.
BY these vigorous Measures the depart.
raent hopes TO prevent the disease from
preading widely.
The disease vas arst discovered in d
load OF eighty year'lngs shipped from tire
East Ru"<ato stock yards 70 a point IL
u 3steTn Pennsylvania Or 3 r Wends
of IL bureau Of animal industry has gone
10 Michigan 20 Investigate a suspected
source OF the origin Of the present in.ec-
ton. I, IS announced that more than cut
= en- will G'siLfeCt the East Buffalo Yards
which vo;E VIII require three " els.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-20

ad all
Of
sours Heartburn of Appetite #
immediate tn Gstnc and strength to diestsm
benpt nj 1t s benin
by phys. md ro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-20

Mr.. p. Flemning l5s Tillman Ave, d. troft
Nj b.
Il am glad to ha the opport nifty f recom-
me ding Munyon's Dyspepsia Remedy said Mr..
Fiemming. II Is rrtalniy a w1nderfi remedy
and speak highly IF IL. as II erred
ne. and | am always glad to rec mmend REM
'dy which does gid.
bitter water up ia the
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bdr men? Try 1t.
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he stema h Try It.
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u yn have pain in N STOMACH when empty.
hi Ia is relieved by eating: Try it.
from dyspepsia indigestion to throw aside all
emember, you lake absolute! no risk. II 81
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