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The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
Chronic catarrh Is
A Blood Disease
Which Can Never Be Cured by the
Use of AtOmizerS, DouChes, Snufs,
Or Other Local Treatments.

Long ago physicians found out that
the very prevalent disease called ca
tarrh was not primarily local trouble.
hut a systemic or constitutional blood
disorder instead For many years before
this discovery, people were in the habit
Of using all kinds Of local applications in
their efforts TO cure the catarrh. and they
never succeeded IN obtaining more than
temporary relief.
When the blood IS absolutely pure. ca
tarrh cannot exist. but when it becomes
filled with impurities through faulty
elimination. the mucous membrane.
which lines all the internal organs OF the
body. and normally secretes clear.
soothing fluid. becomes inflamed. and the
mucous fluid changes 10 an irritating,
poisonous excretion.
People In this climate are very much
subject 10 catarrh OF the throat and
nose. especially In the winter months.
and the lining membrane OF the air pas
sages becomes congested and inhamed.
and this. together with an impoverished
condition OF the blood. produces the flow
OF morbid catarrhal secretion
When the blood is impure. it not only
sends out the excess OF impurities
through the pores in the shape OF bois
pmples, and carbuncles. &c, but very
often eliminates them through the mu-
cOus membrane also, and the result Is
catarrhal condition. In view OF the
foregoing facts. the absurdity Of attempt
Ing 20 cure catarrh through local appli-
cations. should be apparent 70 all.
STUARTS CALCIUM WATERS the
great blood-cleansing remedy. has been
the means Of curing thousands of cases
OF cRtarrh when an other remedies. both
The reason is simple and easily explain
ed. These little waters contain calcium
sulphide and other powerful Alternative,
and bloodpurilers, which cleanse the
blood current so thoroughly. and elmin.
ate the systems poisons and impuritie.
SO efficiently. that the catarrhal diseas,
has nothing 20 live upon and thrive upon
aud the result IS. the complaint is cureC
IN a marvelously short time.
Stuarts Calcium Waters have long en-
j0yed the reputation OF being the mos
powerful blood-cleaning. skin-diseas,
reno ing. and catarrh cure in existence
Persons who catch cold easily. an,
who are subject to any Of the well-knowI
symptoms OF this complaint, such al
excessive secretion OF mucus I'm TN
throat and nasal cavity, hoarseness
gnunies coughs. frequent sneezing. &c.
should use this powerful blood remedy
and oy purifying the system absolutely
lid themselves permanently Of catarrh
as well as OF pimples. boils. blackheads
Carbuncles and other external indication
OF Impoverished blood.
Purchase a package OF Stuart's Cal
cium Waters from your druggist for {
cents and get rid OF your catarrh an
your pimples. Also send us your nam
and address and sample will be sent yo
free. Address F. A. Stuart Co.. 175 Stuar
Bldg, 1Iarshall Mich
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
PRESENTED A WATCH.
Capt. Mastin, n. & w. Conductor,
HOnored.

HOnOred.
Special to The Washington Herald.
keystone. w. Va. Nov 2O-Capt. Id
Mastin, passenger conductor on the Nor
folk and Western Railway. was the re-
cipient this afternoon of a handsome
gold watch from his friends among the
travelling public
By kindness and consideration for pas
sengers Capt. Mastin has won the highest
esteem OF all along the line. and some
time ago movement was set ON foot
for expressing in a practical way the
appreciation OF his courtesy Just where
and when the idea originated it is i'm
possible TO say. but the work Of solicit
ing subscriptions for the watch fund was
taken up all along the line, and sub
stantial amounts we're received from
Bluefeld. Northfork Keystone, Eckman.
Vivian. welch. Williamson. and other
points
The committee i'm charge of the selec-
ton OF a git bought a watch OF the finest
Swiss movement one which had taken
second prize in the grand international
exhibit I'm Geneva. Switzerland. A long
certificate OF classification from the Oh
servatOire de Genene accompanied the
watch, setting forth minutely the accu-
racy of its movements.
The presentation was made in a happy
speech by Judge James +. Strother. Of
Welch, I'm the Knights OF Pythias Han,
at o'clock. A large number of Capt.
Mastins friends were present. Charles
Akers Of Blueheld. was called upon and
made a delightful talk.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg Va. Nov. 20.-Judge John
H. ID. Horsley, one of the ablest lawyers
or Virginia, former law partner OF United
states Senator Thomas $. Martin, and
the legal representative OF the Southern
Railway here. died to-day at his home in
I.ynchburg after an illness Of three years.
Judge Horsleys death. while not uneX-
pected. came as a great shock 70 Lynch
burg. as he was seen on the streets only
two days ago.
Judge HOrsley was a native OF Nelson
County. and he spent his early life on
the farm. Tn 1850, he entered Virginia
Military Institute, and was with the ca
det corps at the battle of New Market.
After the war he took a course in law
at Virginia. In 1854 he was admitted to
the bar. and began practice at Nelson.
He served as Judge OF the circuit COM
posed OF Iynchburg City and Nelson, Am
herst. Bedford. AppomattoX. and Camp
bell counties for years. In 1894 he located
IN Lynchburg
Before coming to Lynchburg ne was
engaged In the practice OF law with John
Thompson Brown, at Lovington, and Sena-
tor Thomas S. Martin In buckingham
County. After locating here, he was a
member Of the firm OF Blackford. Hors-
ley e. Blackford. later as Horsley &
Kemp. At the time Of his death. his firm
was Horsley, Coleman & Easley. who
represent the Southern Railway and the
Lynchburg Traction Company here.
For many years he was a member OF
The State Democratic executive commit
tee resigning two years ago because OF
falling health.
He is survived by his wife. who il a sis
Ter Of Senator Massle, and four children
all OF whom reside here. Six sisters also
survive The funeral will be held to-mor-
row from st. Paurs Episcopal Church
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
DIsAPPOINT KELLEY's FRIENDS.
They stu Hope He VIII BE Assistant
Attorney General.

special % The Washington Henld
Richmond. Va, Nov. 2).-Friends Of
Samuel L. Kelley the Richmond lawyer.
who was disappointed al the announce
ment that w. r. Bib. OF Louisa, will
De the appointee Of Judge Samuel Will
Jams rs his assistant On the duties OF
state attorney general are dissatisfied
al the statement sent out last night by
Judge Williams that he had never prom
ised Kelley the Office and had considered
Mr. Bibb The word consider" In refer
ence TO Bibb's application SIN keeps alive
a belief among the friends OF Kelley that
II proper weight IS brought 20 bear on
Judge Williams he may be induced 10
make Kelley the choice for the position.
II is admitted that the Office was not
promised 90 Kelley. but il IS also said
by Kelley's friends here that some OF
Judge Williams stanchest workers had
iutimated as much. and that il was so
taken. Keueys friends say that prom
Use made direct was neither wanted nor
expected. as it would have been unwise
and improper
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Rockville. Md. Nov. 20-Injuries re-
ceived while assisting in operating a
saw mill on the farm of William H. La
mar. near Montrose. three miles east Of
Rockville. yesterday afternoon, caused
the death this morning Of Benjamin
Flack. aged twentv-four years. son OF
Joseph Flack. a heavy pine slab was
hurled with great force against young
Flacks body. one end OF the slab struck
him IN the side crushing him in a hor-
rble manner.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
HISTORIC LANDMARK BURNED
StOnewall Mills, Near Winchester,
Century Old, Destroyed.
Stands on valley PIke-Gen. Sher-
idan Spared IL During the
Civil War.
Special To The Washington Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va. Nov 2o.-Stonewall
Mills. one OF the most historic structures
In the county, was destroyed by fire early
to-day, entailing loss OF $1,000. partly
insured. Standing on the famous Valley
turnpike near winchester, the mill has
been landmark for nearly 100 years. IL
was one Of the few Touring mills TO es-
cape destruction when Gen. sheridan laid
waste the Shenandoah Valley. For years
the property Of Festus Hahn. it lately
passed into the hands OF Samuel Chiles.
While this fire was burning flying en-
bers ignited the barn belonging to James
II. Williams, and this. too, was totally de-
stroyed. the loss being 5000.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
ENGINE Runs OYER A LAD
Boys Foot Caught in Frog; Crowd
Helpless to Save Him.
As Locomotive Approached He
Leaned Over and Leg Was
Cut on Mt Knee.

Wheeling. ". Va, Nov GA shud-
deriHs crowd was compelled to stand
idly boy and watch a ponderoUs Baltimore
and Ohio freight engine run down Carl
Saylor. "a nine-year-old boy. The accident
occurred at the Baltimore street crossing.
The little fellows foot was caught in a
frog and the train rounded curve while
several persons were frantically endeavor-
Ing 20 extricate Il. The engine was going
at such speed that it could NOT be stopped
Ia time.
The boy bravely leaned to one side and
the wheels OF the train cut of his left
leg below the knee.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21

Luray. Va. Nov. 2O.-Announcement has
been made Of the approaching marriage
% Rev. ID. l. Miller. Of Donegal. Pa,
and Miss Edith NJ. Price. daughter OF
Mr.. T. J. Price Of this county. The
wedding will take place on Tuesday, No
vember 80. at the Price home, one mile
south of Luray Rev. Mr. Miller until a
few months ago was pastor Of several
Lutheran churches In this county.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
Robert II. Gilbert DIes.

Baltimore. Nd. Nov. 20-Robert II.
Gilbert, former fire commissioner and
state game warden, died az his home at
$50 O'Clock this morning after a linger-
Ing Illness. Mr.. Gilbert had been III for
more than a year. He was born in Havre
de Grace July s. 1872 lie enlisted in the
Baltimore infantry at the outbreak OF
the civil war AT one time he conducted
large grocery business in this city. He
was an ardent sportsman He also was
a member OF the Lafayette Avenue Meth
odist Protestant Church. wife and
three sons survive.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21

Stanton. Va, Nov. 2O-Paul Gilmore,
a young actor who IS starring this year
IN THE CAL OF the North" was married
here last night 10 Miss Ethel Elizabeth
Cauley. OF California, a strikingly beau
tifuI young woman. This is Gilmore
third wife. He was divorced only last
summer.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
Predict FIfty-cent Eggs.

Luray, Va. Nov. 2O.-Produce dealers
and merchants predict that eggs will
reach 30 cents per dozen by Christmas.
few say they will retail at cents
apiece by that time The market has been
gradually climbing for two months. and
continued cold weather viii make them
reach figures never before known in this
market
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
More Evidence Against Angle.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Danville, Va, Nov. 20.-More evidence
was introduced this morning by the gov
eminent In the Federal Court here in
the civil action against T. NJ. Angle, for
ner president Of the Dry Fork Disulling
Company, and the surety company 10
show that more material had been re-
celved and whisky manufactured than
had been accounted for in the reports
made TO the revenue department.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
Wages Paid Amount to 500, 1000.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Clarksburg. W. Va, Nov. 2O.-This was
the monthly payday with the Conson-
dation Coal Company. and the several
independent coal companies In the
Clarksburg and Fairmont regions. The
pay was for the month OF October, and
I'm all totaled about $4,000, which is
slightly less than the previous month on
account OF car shortage. Work has been
much better this month and the next pay
promises to be much larger.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
BAPTIST FINANCES GOOD.
Virginia Association Alarmed by
Few Applications for Ministry.

Special 90 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk Va. Nov. 20.-When the con-
ventlon Of the Portsmouth Baptist Asso-
citation was called to order IN Portsmouth
to-day about 500 delegates were present
Delegates and others continued 70 ar
rive during the day.
The financial condition OF the associa-
ton. according TO the report Of the treas
urer. r. j. Jacobs, showed the receipts
for the year 10 have been $5S,291. or this
amount S6.1i was for foreign missions
and 500 425 for home missions.
J. Taylor Ellyson. lieutenant governor
Of Virginia, read the report OF the edu-
cational board Sixty ministerial stu
dents were aided by the board during the
past year It indorsed the effort being
made 10 raise $4,000 I'm Virginia as ar
endowment 10 the Southern Baptis
Theological Seminary at Louisville Ky
The report viewed with alarm the annua
decrease in the number Of applicants foi
the ministry.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21

Cumberland, Nd, Nov. 2O.-John Alex
andria Mckee. one OF the best known
business men of Cumberland, died this
morning after a lingering illness. He
conducted hardware business. and an
extensive trade in three States. He was
noted as a hunter and fisherman,
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
Pledge Funds for New Railway.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Roanoke. Va, Nov 2O.-At a meeting
OF business men Of Salem last night to
consider the building OF railroad from
that point to Floyd Court House. a num-
Der of local capitalists pledged themselves
to give $1,000 each toward the project
Roanoke is also after the proposed line.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
EngIIshmnn End. Life With Acid.

Richmond. Va, Nov. 2O-Charles Har-
vey Greenwood an Englishman. thirty
seven years OF age. a well-known citizen
OF Manchester, committed suicide this
morning by taking carboic acid Mrs.
Greenwood was awake at . O'Clock. and
her husband was then asleep TO all APP
peaTanCes. A short while afterward the
wife arose and was Mortified 20 find her
husband apparently dead in bed.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
Negro Bitten by Mad Dog.

SPECIAL to This washington HCTald.
Lynchburg. Va. Nov. 2o.-Having been
bitten by a mad dog. owen Johnson, an
old negro. was taken TO the Richmond
Pasteur Institute early to-day for treat
ment. The head Of the dog was analysed
and indication OF rabies found The negro
was taken 10 Richmond by Dr. Irvine
OF Evington. who Is defraying the eX-
penses Of the trip and treatment
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21

IN great demand both IN America and
Europe Among some OF his published
works are The Rosary in Rhyme.
Rules OF English Grammar, Poems
Grave and Gay" "An octave 70 Mary"
Two Lyrics" The poet frequently con-
tributed TO American and English maya
rinng
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
Relative of Gen. Rosser KILLED

STEs-IaI % INC v lalInAl0l HUI q
Charleston, W. Va. Nov. 2o-Walter
A. ROsser. chief statistlcian for the Paint
Creek Galleries Company who. while
riding a railroad bicycle near Mucklow
last night was struck by a Chesapeake
and Ohio freigh engine. died to-day from
his injuries. Re was a relative Of Gen.
Rosser. o. ~ Confederate army.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
FINED for Selling Patent Medicine
Special to The Washington Herald

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Danviile, Va. Nov. 2O.-Charged with
selling patent medicines in the city with
out license. J. II. Reynolds who is about
forty-five years OF age, was arrested. and
at a hearing before Mayor Harry Wood
ing was fined S25 and costs for the State
and $40 and costs for the city. Mr.. Rey-
nolds stated that he was innocent OF any
intentional violation of the law. and did
not know that # was necessary for him
TO take out a license
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
Eros q Pioneer Dcad.

Cumberland Nd. Nov. Outward
Flynn died Is. night. at Frostburg. He
saw the beginning Of the operations in
the Geo. Ea's Creek mining region. having
been ar Test clerk Of the Frost Mining
Company. which operated one OF the
first mines there.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21

Special to The Washington Herald.
Cumberland, Nd. Nov. 2O.-Godfrey
Streets was crushed to death by a fall
OF slate at the mine OF the Brydon Coal
Company near Terra Alta, W Va
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
big Fairmont Plant Burns.

Special to The Washington HeTRld
Cumberland, Nd, Nov. 2O.-The plant
OF the Hammond Friedrich Company
twelve miles east OF FalrmOnt, was de
stroyed by fire last night. The loss Is
$4,000. One hundred men are thrown
out OF employment
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
STRIKE IN SOUTHERN SHOPS.
Railway WOrkmen Charge Foreman
with MistreRtment.

Spencer. n. c.. Nov. Gone hundred
and eighty machinists IN the Southern
Railway shops here went out on a strike
to-day. charging that the roundhouse
foreman had mstreated the employees.
The wafk-out applies to the shops as well
as roundhouse
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21


be given TO tbR patient
unnOticed so there Is
no publicity OF your
private affairs. She Is
anxious 20 help others
so we earnestly advise
every one ~ our read
ers who has a dear one
who drinks 20 drop her
a line today. S he
makes no charge for
this b clip. sh e b as
nothingto Sell(She asks
for no money and ac-
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no reason why you
should not write her at
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
Bristol Woman Dies in LynchburE

Lynchburg. Va. Nov 2O-Mrs. Annie
Hamilton, wife Of w. F. Hamilton, Of
Bristol. is dead here after an operation
in local hospital.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
FAIRMONT NURSES STRIKE.
Patients Transferred TO Another
Observation-Disclosures the Cause.

usual strike occurred here when twenty
five nurses walked out OF the City Hos
pital The patients were transferred to
another hospital IN the city The strike
was occasioned. 1t is said. by a disagree
ment concerning salaries.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
Is Your Husband a
Drunk ard
Is Your Father a Drinking Man 2
Is Your Son on The Downward Way
YOU CAN SAVE him
Write to This Woman
TO-DAY

hecured her husband. her brother and several
or her neighborS- and now she generously offers
TO tell you OF the simple. inexpensive remedy
that she so SUCCESSFULLY used The remedy can
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
Cars frOm1 9Th St. and NY. Ave.
HOTEL AND sANAToRIUN

Every quarter hour: pass MAir Ent-Ancs zooio9loal
PARK. 20 ChsFy ChASo; eonnect KilA kensingtea tRa
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
JUDGE HORSLEY DIES
Prominent Lynchburg Law
yer Ill for Three Years.
FORMER PARTNER OF SENATOR

For Years He served Upon the Cir
cult Bench i'm Virginia, and When
lie Located Mt LynchburG lie Be
came the Legal Representative of
the Southern Railway.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21

poets that you are yourself personally interested
In curing one who drinks. and are not writing
out OF mere curiosity. Send your letter In con-
hdence 70 her home. Simply write your name
ana full address plainly in the coupon below
and send IL 70 her.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21

Leesburg. Va.-Rev c. NJ Tolson. who
has been pastor Of St Timothy's Episco-
pal Church, at Herndon. Fairfax Coun-
ty, has rendered his resignation TO the
vestry and accepted a call 70 the rector
ship OF the Episcopal church at Spray.
n G. He VIII begin his pastorate at
Spray December l.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
nore AffIictIon BraveIy.

The venerable poet began 20 get blind
in December, 1907, since which time the
darkness grew steadily deeper and deeper.
Father Tabb remained philosophic and
cheerful and bore his amiction with true
courage.
Father Tabb's works have always been
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21

Fairmont W. Va-Joseph E. Sands,
president Of the First National Bank Of
Fairmont, died Friday night OF paralysis
Mr.. Sands was one Of the organizers Of
the AiOnOugab Coal Company and the
Monongahela River Railroad. He was a
native of Maryland
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21

Clarksburg W. Va.-Clarence V. Jol-
life, Of Anthem, Wetzel County. lieuten-
ant colonel and ranking officer of the First
Regiment win be the new commander OF
this organization. Col Jolliffe viii sue
coed Col Harry Smith. Clarksburg. who
was practically forced 90 give up the
command and go on the superuumerary
list.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21
Carolinas, Maryland,
and Virginia News
Political and Otherwise.

Norfolk Va-If Judge Edmund Wad-
dill Of the United states Circuit Court
is promoted. friends Of ID. Lawrence
Groner, who ran for Congress last year,
and who was one Of the speakers at the
Taft day celebration al Norfolk Friday.
are booming him for the Federal bench
Groner is mentioned for the district at
torneyship 10 succeed Judge L. l. Lewis,
In the event the latter is not reap
pointed.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21

Port Deposit. Md--John Abrahams, Of
Port Deposit, shot a large white swan
on the river while ducking Il is the
first bird or this species killed on the
river this year
The bird weighed fourteen pounds and
measured about thirty-three inches from
head TO tail
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21

Lynchburg. Va.-The call for a state
ment Of national banks shows the four
local banks 10 have an aggregate capt.
talizauon Of Sl.I25.000 The loans and dis
counts amount to $s055. 1878. surplus. ST.
$4,000. reserve. AS3. $50. The deposits ag-
gregate S7,3l9. 1896. These figures do not
include one State bank
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21

Berkeley Springs. ". Va.-Henry C.
Harrison a retired merchant. died at
his home here, aged sixty-eight years.
He returned home Thursday from a Cum
beriand hospital, where he underwent u
delicate operation. lie leaves a wife
and three children.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21

Hagerstown, Md.-By the rare courage
Of Mrs. f. w. Hess. the cattle and
horses IN the barn Of her farm. near
ElbrOok, which was destroyed by fire,
were saved and all the implements were
gotten out Mrs Hess excelled the men In
daring by entering the blazing building
and liberating the live stock
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21

Piedmont. W Va-The Davis Coal and
Coke Company, which is controlled by
the Western Maryland Railroad. viii es-
tablish a town thirty miles south OF
Piedmont, on Stony River
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21

Ashevile. y. C.-The political situation
in the Tenth district is becoming inter
estlng. although the next election Of
Representative fla Congress IS year OF.
J. NJ Gudger. ir., has announced his can
didaCy Tor Congress, and 81 IS rumored
that William J. Cooke viii also get iu
the race. Democrats are hopeful OF
carrying the district over Representative
Grant
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21

Suffolk. Na.-The peanut market has
taken a jump and good grades Of 'goob-
ers' are bringing cents. an advance OF
20 cents per bag Many thousand bags
OF peanuts were released by farmer.
when the advance was made.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-21

Charleston. W. Va.-The Lincoln County
courthouse at Hamlin with all records.
was burned 90 the ground yesterday. 1t
is believed the fire Is the work OF in
cendiarles. There are some who believe
the blaze is the outcome Of a feud be
tween settlers and land companies over
land titles