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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-08-07

When a young man has the reputation
of being weakened the girls shouldn t
try to sit on him.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-08-07
II RUN DOWN.
n,m .Str0e6e, aOAo had Com
IL. 1oef tier Health, Found
/ R<xfJrom Pe-'~-"1 at 0''e<'
bad What She Says:

hes DELLA sTRoEBE, 71o Rich
mo mond ST., Appleton, Wis, writes:
e. several years was in a run
= condition, and ] could find no re-
..or doctors and medicines. I
not enjoy my meals, and could
's ! at night. I had heavy, dark
Eos about the eyes.
H. friends were much alarmed. I
odvised to give Peruna a trial, and
- iov I began to improve with the
little. After taking six bottles 1
'completely cured. Icannot say too
for Peruna as a medicine for
- in q rundown condition"
pe-ru-na Did Wonders.
:. rudge J. F. Boyer, 142l Sherman
evanston, H., says that she be-
y RIM down, could neither eat nor
I weII. and lost f1esh andspirit. Pc
! did wonders for her, and she thanks
mo for new life and strength.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-08-07
SAVED AT THE CRISIS.

Delay Meant Death from Kidney
Troubles.
Mrs. Herman Smith, 901 Broad
street, Athens, Ca, says: Kidney
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-08-07

Advertise in Your Home Paper.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-08-07

This woman says she was saved
from an operation by Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
LenaV. Henry, of Norristown, Ga,
writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
'sI suffered untold misery from fe-
male troubles. My doctor said an opera
ton was the only chance had, and I
dreaded it almost as much as death.
"One day I read how other women
had been cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and / decided to
try it. Before I had taken the first
bottle I was better, and now am en-
tirely cured.
Every woman suffering with any
female trouble should take Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
PULASKI ENJOYS IDEAL DAY
Horse Show a Success Despite Ad,
verse Conditions.
Miss Goldsmith Carries on Ribbon
for Best Lady Rider-Heavy
Draft Class.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Head
Pulaski. Va, Aug z7-For the thir-
days performance Of the Pulaski hors,
show the weather was ideal in spite o.,
the adverse conditions which prevailed
over the greater portion Of Virginia
Heavy 5-aft sta-i1n-F1-st. Ps-fs--i--- Reu a
hlr1y- sec1rd. Da7y Croazs;t. d T. Cord
Heavy drztt ua7e-Firs- r-ize went 70 Tn. T--r,-
the secc1d 20 Dr Bramhlitr ard -te third 70 L
P stsarus. they beng the ounes Of the vs--+rg
harses-
IN the heavy daft ciass the bs=t t-o-vsa-oId v7z
owned b. K z. HaTmzu. the bas- o1s--par-oId b-
L P Scans ald tire bsst weanlin- b. Ton Ines
he oes- laiy rdsr over d jump Tot % er-ee5
tolr feet nor % be less than three ana o-sr7- s-
-Fi7s- Miss Goldsmith. riding Queen. qs--1 NJ
Martin. riding Bed Billy
Best Eslr d-zft s-alIion-Rsd Ki--. L H. rr1,.s
Best th-es-Tszr-old saddle r,are-Iaz-o-. z NJ
Hunt
Bes- r-o-vea--0ld-Rib5o-. 7 " Herr
Bes- one-vear-old-Chi-1t ". E D7--s-t
Best heavy draft msTe with c1lt BY hrr side
Owned BY g. J. B--fo-5
Best ustr of heavy draft hurzss v7-b -,s.4i--..
Owned b. Buford Bros
Best c-11ttua-i1n hCT=e shown II ha-ue- ard nm
de- sadd-e-Psacock r. II. Hunt
Bes- thc-cuChh-e5 saddle ulz-a-Osrrsd r~ e "
Mason.
Bes- stallion shown under sa6dle-Frsnch Den
ulsrz- J r h Bel
Best pony. thirteen hands ard under. dr,rs- hv
q child-Pitzer. David Barnard.
Bes- sa.idls uz-e with colt bv he- =s7e-0---.5 Pr
y. y. ChsEr-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
FIVE THROWN FROM CARRIAGE
All Slightly Hurt When Horses
Take Fright.
Members of Prominent Family of
AIeEany County and Guests
Victims.

speaH 20 he Washington Herald
Cumberland. Nd, Aug. E.-Wbus srfv.
ing near Laccning. their home. late
this afternoon. Archie Sore-viIlA Mrs
Robert l. SonnervfIle. Mrs. Frederick 4
Hustled and daughter Catherine. and Mrs
John F SOmerviIle were thrown from their
carriage by the horses becoming fright
ened at a locomotive.
A trace was broken, resulting in -,ose--
ting the vehicle Al were badly bruised
Mrs. John SomerviIle sustained = broken
nose. while Mrs. Robert l. SomevfIIe was
rendered unconscious and is stfu IN that
condition
Al were removed 10 the home Of Col
Robert l. Somerville. who IS general sv-
perintendent Of the Georges Creek Coal
and Iron Company. and three physicians
-Drs. Walter. Hodson. and BuHock-were
summoned
Mrs Hustled IS the wife OF FREQ 4
Hustled, general manager OF the Hamilton
Coal and Coke Company. Newburg. ".
Va. and former superintendent Of the
Cumberland Division Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. The SomerviHe family
is one Of the most prominent IN AIleganv
County.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
GALE FOLLOWS VIRGINIA RAIN
Heavy Wind Increases Loss of
Farmers.
Threatens TO Blow Down Structures
Undermined by the Waters
OF the Flood.
spselal . he washtnro. Hsn,s-

speciai 70 The Washington Hezl5.
Norfolk' Va. Aug Z7.-The heavy rains
which have been falling in Eastern vir-
ginia almost incessantIy since last Sun
DAY continue. and tonight were accom-
panied BY northeast gale. blowing AZ a
velocity Of thirty-six 10 forty miles an
hour Seven inches OF water has fallen
since the dovnpour commenced
Acres OF farming lands are Inundated
and many crops have been partly or cutie
destroyed, Country roads also are in
bed shape, long sections Of some OF them
oelnS flooded Railroad lines entering
here from the South are having their
troubles The Seaboard Air Line Is Al
most tied Up between Raleigh and At
lanta, and the road is accepting perish
able freight for transportation south no
farther than Raleigh
Many OF the wooden trestles aIong the
Seaboard Iine have been zrssbes a.,
but big iron or steel bridges are stiIl
intact The Southern Railway IS taxing
no passengers for points on its line be-
tween LawrcnCeville and Danville. Va
The Norfolk and SoUthern's chief
trouble IS between Raleixh and Code
ooro- Train service has been su=n,r r,7s,7
over the new bridge over the Ne,1.e
LsiNsI- Inc wafer courses IN Eastern
Carolina continue 10 rise Many teleTrapb
ana telephone wires are down but the
w estern Union continues 10 90 busiaess
WIN al points IN this territory. The
seacoast wires Of the United states
Weather Bureau from Cape Henrv +o
Cape Hatteras are down this after1oa,
The sale, accompanied as il was bv the
thick rain and a heavy fog. made il e,r-
tremely hazardous for shipping on The
coast and only an occasional steamer
ventured 20 sea.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
YEARNS YET FOR CHILD WIFE
Aged Minister Anxious to Wed Ten.
year-old Girl.
Though Confined in Asylum, Rev.
FitzhuEh Is Determined az
Ever to Marry.

sTe1iai 70 Tie wasaius71a Head
Richmond, Va. Aug. 27--Though he is
perfectly willing 20 remain in the ASYLUM
until his health has improved Rev.
George 5 FItzhugh. the sixty-seven-year-
old minister who attempted 10 wed ten
year-oid Virginia Frazier. Of ATbena-Ie
County, IN Baltimore last week saws
that ne has not given up his idea OF we'd
ding the child. and that he VIII DO 50.
though he has TO wait three or four
years
Such was the ultinatum that the min
lster handed 10 his youngest son. Lee
Eltzhugh- when the latter visited his aged
father at Spring Grove yesterday.
Inc minister has improved greatly since
his removal 70 the asylum SUNDAY last
both mentally and physically. His de-
termination 10 wed the Frazier girl Is re-
saTded by his son as a fancy Of A disor-
cered brain and the latter believes tbsr
his father viii have forgotten -he rh{15
when he energss from the institution
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Clifton Forge, Va. Aug. Estate Sen
ator F. " King. of the Seventh district.
in an interview for The Washington Her
aid to-day said.
Political conditions in Virginia are
practically normal this year. = look 10
see Bryan carry the State by between
2S.ooo and 5000. probably just about %. .ooo.
The in and out drift in the two parties
amounts 20 practically nothing. as il
IS probably equal from both sides and
negligible from either Bryan and Kern
VIII have the regular Democratic vote
Plus the individual DIRECTIONS Of Roosevelt
men who do not think Taft will follow
Rooseveits policies with any marked
vigor- Tsft accessions viii be from the
same sort Of Democrats as voted for
Fdimer and Buckner twelve years ago.
The most Of the old Palmer and .BucL,ner
vote. however. IS safe for Bryan
Senator King was elected last fan for
MS hrst term, carrying district that has
heretofore been conceded 10 the Repub-
leans
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
LILY WHITES NAME PARSONS
Nominated for Congress by Virginia
Republicans.
Floyd County Delegates Take Part.
Although Severed from Fifth
District.
special to he Washington Hezl5

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Danville. Va Aug. 27.-The Fifth dis.
trict Republican convention. in session
to-day al MartinsviTle. Henry County.
nominated John N Parsons. State sen-
ator from Graysoa County, for Congress
10 oppose E W Saunders. the Demo-
cratic nominee
Inc convention was Lily White
affair; no negro delegates attended.
A feature was the participatio1 by
Floyd County delegates. despite tre rsc+
that the Virginia legislature recently cuf
on this county, which is overwhelrningIy-
Republican, and placed il in the Sixth
william Brown a negro, who answers
oy name and description 10 the r7r,r-
derer Of Police Officer Painter. of Scsr-
ooro, ". Va is being held here 10 await
loentlncation- He was sent to the grand
jury at a trial to-day for making q r-7T77-
derous assault on his wife
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
Rain HnIt. Contention

Salisbury. y c. Aug Z7-The heavy
rains and exceedingly high water pre-
vented the holding OF the Rowan County
sunday school convention here today.
as had been intended the convention b.
Ing completely drowned out The officials
have announced that It VIII ue held sep
ternher % and Is at Thyatiria. Rowan
Cnr--rr
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
summoned
FIREMEN SELECT HAMPTON.
.ueciaI 70 Ire Washington Herald.

SUecial % IRE Washington Herald
Harrisonhurs. Va, Aug. champion
was selected as the place for holding the
next annual convention Of the volunteer
frenen Of the State Of Virginia.
Hampton won out over four other con-
testsnts- The grand parade took place
to-day. and fully 1,5o0 men were in line.
and notwithstanding the rain fully $500
people were assembled on the court
square Columbia. No. 8. Of Alexandra
won first prize for the best appearing
company in the parade. while HAMPTON
took second money The grand reel races
viii be run to-norrow.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
Water Tank Rurrrr

Spencer. y. c. Aug T.-When the food
Of water precipitsted by the bursting Of
a 4o.oeo-gallon water tank in the South
ern Railway yards here had subsidea
a few days ago. a quantity Of fish and
eels were found on the ground FOUNDER
ing about The fish had been raised in
the water tower. sixty feet in the afr.
and were destroyed by the breaking OF
1he- tower, (
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
Wife of Merchant Die.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va. Aug 2Z-NTrs. Kztbe--
me Doyle wife Of n E. DOYLE. ared
nTty-five years. died this morning after
a oriet illness Of heart trouble. Her
death came as a great surprise TO friends
IN tne city. She was the wife Of one
Of the best-known merchants Of the cifV-
who. with four children. survives.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
NeEro Captive Identified

opeclal 70 he washington HeTald
Roanoke. Va, Aug. 27.-The police 10
day arrested Bud Miller. a negro. charged
with attacking Mrs. Malcomb Neeks a.
Elliston three months ago He will be
held for Identification. Miller saws he
IS innocent, but the police are confident
he IS the man.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
SECOND RESPITE FOR NEGRO.
Frank Young Loses Mind and May
Escape GauOyvs.

Richmond, Va, aug. Z7-Frank Young
the negro sentenced TO die in NeckIe1-
burg County June for murder. who ~
respited by the governor until Septe1ber
4 viii not be required 10 20 on the scaf-
Ioid on that date Gov. Swanson 5i-
reoted to-day that the man be given an
other respite until October Q
Ine man Is now in the asylum Al
Fe1ersourg- He has been adjudged in
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
STRIKES SULPHUR Ell DORADO
SpottsylvaHia Engineer VIII Open
New Mine.
Telephone Line TO BE Constructed
from FredericksburE to
CuIBePer City.

Spe7si % Tie WashtuE,o1 Head
SPottsylvania. Va. Aug. John "
Halliday. a civil engineer and mining
expert OF SPottsylvania County. Va has
recently discovered near Knights Branch
in this county. a sulphur mine which
shows extensive richness Of sulphur and
pyrites
II Is claimed that the output from this
mine may greatly exceed that OF mines
Of the same character ia Louisa County
which have been successfully worked To-
thirty years
Nat William Tho-burn and ? A Js,-
nings. Of Chancellor district. will build
telephone line from Frede-icksbr-r
along the Chancellor and Orange Pike
through the C5anceIIorsviIIe ana V-fIdar-
ness batrleAelds 20 LiEauu a7d Cl,Tpena-
city The capital stock Is all subscribed
and the company VIII be Immediately or
ganized-
John Ennis. a negro OF this county last
Monday night shot another negro named
George Washington.
Washington in return lodged three brI-
lets in Ennis. wounding him da7rsror-slv-
Ennis was found by the officers disabled
IN cabin near the scene Of the hSht. ne
was arrested and lodged IN fail to await
the action CT the grand jury Washington
made his escape and IS stu az large
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
EIoper. Undirturhea

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va, Aug. ZL-Naursce
Lakes and Miss Tura Maud Richardson
both Of Lynchburg, eloped TO Pelham.
n c, yesterday. where they were welded
Daniels Hill,
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
MOB HUNTS FOR NEGRO.
Excitement at Roanoke over Al
TEMPTED AftacE-

tempted Attack.
SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Roanoke. Va, Aug E-Excitenent pre-
walls az Pulaski. where a crowd Is hunt
ing an unknown negro. who to-day at
tempted an attack on Miss Margie Bo-
sang. the sixteen-year-oId daughter OF
MIS- " J. Bosang and niece Of J. Y
Bosang. clerk OF the Pulaski County
court
The girl avs alone in her home when
her assailant entered She screamed and
the negro ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
BRYAN TO GET $4,000
State Senator F. ". King, of
Seventh District, Says So.
a CONSERVATIVE ESTIMATE

Looks to See But Little Detection
and Predicts the Old Palmer and
Buekner Crowd VIII Vote Straight
Ticket for the Distinguished Can
didate from Nebraska.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Sleuth Encounters Difficult
ties on Marriage Qaest.
FIRE LADDIES WIN $3.50 PRIZE

Chamber of Commerce Wants New
Passenger Schedule from south
ern-Aged Mother OF Representa-
tive CarIIn VIII Be Buried Satur-
day-Thieves Getting Busy.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
SUMNER COTTAGE BURNS.
Children Cause Fire in n SPA Creek
Dwelling.
- . q Wsshingtoa Heald.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd. Aus. T-The summer
cottage Of Mrs George W Moss. on Spa
Creek, near Annapolis. with practically
al its contents, was destroyed BY. fire late
this afternoon with a loss OF about q 5ro
The insurance is s. 100
The fire was caused by the children OF
Mrs Lee Duvan. a daughter OF Mrs. Moss
playing with a fire.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28

ms city, and when the match factory and
THE blast furnace are working 10 -bai-
fall capacity many idle men who wish 70
earn "a living can get employment This
suburb has three great plants within 4
I radius OF half a mile
/ Within a year from now there VIII be
! In operation in the city OF AIo~gaDtovvn
/ W Va. S5ooo0 dairy plant. handling
I over 1879 gallons OF milk daily. and SUD
plying the city and s1rroundinS. country
Z With pure sterilized milk ice and all
dairy products. Under the direction Of
MI P : Phillips. the milk dealers OF
the county have gotten together and
! formed the MprEantOwn Pure Mix Co
lne company viii be a stock cou7auv-
capitalized at S5o.oC0.
The residents Of Stauutou. Va are
Wild over baseball. their team having
made phenomenal record. Clarence
Baughe-- the local pitcher. who IS at
present with the team on a tour OF West
Virginia, writes that out OF the last
thlrty-tTo games PLAYED. Staunton has
won t7verty-sereu. and all were plsved
away from home BsuEher has pitched
some OF the most excellent games. and
IS getting better every day.
In fact. we are almost disposed 70 ven
ture The prediction that the next fav
years Will see compulsory education IN
Virginia The State recognizes the bene-
dts THAT education c0ufers upon cfrfza,-
ship. and II parents neglect 10 seize tl,a
opportunity for their children. then tha
State viii step in and take a hand.-FIaIi-
fax Gazette
West Virginia ranks next 70 Pennsy1-
vania in the list Of cOke-producing States
and VIII probably continue 10 hold second
place according 20 the chief statfsticfan
OF the United States Geologicai Survey
The lead Of over 10000 tons. which The
state maintained in 1895 and 1876 over h.
close rival. Alabama was N 1851 in [
creased TO nearly 10000 tons. and II 1
seems unlikely that Alabama can To- /
capture the honor. The coke production I
of West Virginia IN 1907 amounted 70 /
4llZ.Ns6 short tons. valued al Ss.I17.I3o. an I
Increase OF 399,5 tons. OF I0.75 pe- cent IN
quantity, and OF S1,5z4I74. or 1880 Der cent
IN value over the production OF 1915 4
There were ~ coking establishments tu
the state in 1907. an increase Of ! over
1890 The total number OF completed
ovens in the State decreased from 1e7T4
IN 1876 TO 1855 in 19G7.-Rosnoke Times.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28

Surveyors and engineers have been a+
work making preparations for the cree
tion OF the Acme Match Factory. which
IS 10 be located in Norwich, a suburb Of
Roanoke The site for the factory is
situated On the river. just beyond the cot
Ton MIL and lies near the second bridge
=. - NorNlcn- When the enterprise gets
- s01ng' Norwich VIII become thTiy-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28

F T Quinn, ] D NormoyIe. and Cant
W h Sweeney to-day returned from
the state convention Of the Ancient Order
Of Hloernians, at Portsmouth. Va. Cant
Sweeney was elected vice president Ms
N A Breen- Of this city. was elected
sergeaat-at-arms Of the ladies' srvfrfary,
. u Normoyle has reported 20 the
ponce that thieves recently entered a
vacant house. 212 South Patrick street
ana stole and destroyed gas fixtures
pipes ana other articles valued at 500
MS Alexander, 600 North Columbus
street, reported 70 the police that small
colored boys yesterday robbed the cash
drawer OF her store Of a small sum of
money
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28

We move that Mr.. Taft come to Charles
ton and make his celebrated speec
against ring rule We mean the one +
which he advised the voters of Cincinnati
to vote against the Cox rinS-ChsrIes
ton Gazette.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28

Funeral services over the remains Of
Miss Emma Price. who died YESTERDAY
VIII be held at 3 O'Clock Sunday after
noon from the home Of Theophflus RaI-
lenSer, So5 Cameron street Tha nail
bearers will be Francis, Harry. and Rob-
eTt DoWnham- z. StUeart. Frank Smith
ana Walter Price. nephews Of the g.
ceased Miss Price was ffty-nine wears
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-02
Alcohol and Water Bath.

In case of exhaustion alcohol added
to the bath is a great invigorator. The
most economical way of using it is to
have basin of rinsing water, and into
this put a tablespoonful of the spirits
to quart of cool water. The body is
well sponged in this, letting the water
go over freely. After such a bath
fresh underclothes must be put on if
one is dressing again.
No part of the body feels heat more
than the head, and to prevent the hair
from being injured the scalp must be
given as much ventilation as may be
throughout the night. No matter how
thin the hair may be, it should be di-
vided by part from forehead to neck
and two braids made, each just back
of each ear. This draws the hair away
from that part of the head that is most
heated during the day and refreshes it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-02
Entrance from Becoming CIogged
i'm Winter.

and reinserted in the place where 1t
was showed from, which gives. us a
plan to make the entrance from the
lower bottom. The strip is fastened
tight, and the loose floor is showed for
ward, making an opening any width,
and mouse-proof is desired. The open
ing between the sawed-off strip and
under the back of the hive is closed
perfectly by using piece of one of
the cross-sticks left out from an r
cover. At the beginning of the swarm,
ing season, continues the writer in
Bee Culture, l will remove the upper
bottom, leaving only the lower one
with it's wide entrance.
The benefits that could be derived
from such a board are, l think, many
first, cold drafts in early spring pre-
vent the spreading of brood to the low
er part of the hive. This is overcome
by the large vestibule formed be-
tween the two bottoms (this point is
not an EXPERIMENT.. Second, to take
away the direct vision Of light during
cold sunshiny days prevents bees from
being lured out to get chilled and die.
The vestibule also answers for this
purpose Third, robbing can be pre-
vented by bewildering the robbers;
therefore when robbers make rush
past the first opening, and find them
selves not in the hive, they act
strangely bewildered. The guards no
tice this strange performance and
promptly set upon them. Fourth, a
bottom having such a wide opening at
the front and wide narrow entrance
to the hive could not very well be
clogged with dead bees or ice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-12-02
FOUNTAIN COMB FOR HAIR.
Automatically Sprays Scalp as the
Tresses Are Being Fixed.

Every one knows hair tonic is
necessary to keep the scalp in good
condition, but every one also knows
that it is a wearisome task to rub
it in.
One does not always have the
money to pay specialist, and one is
always too tired to do it at home.
In the morning there is too much
to do to take the time to massage
the scalp, and at night one needs
sleep more than a tonic So it goes.
Knowing human nature, some one
has manufactured a patent fountain
comb. 1t is hollow, and when pressed
by rubber bulb and run through the
hair the teeth spray the fluid directly
on the scalp.
All one has to do is to comb out
the hair for five minutes, pressing the
bulb as it passes over the scalp. There
is a bottle full of tonic that comes
with the comb which is poured into
the hollow whenever it needs re-
filling.