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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20

and perhaps the oldest @newsy N
the country. is dead.
Nobody appears to. know Uncle
Biliie's" age. but he is believed to
have been 80. He served with Cen
erai Taylor in the Mexican War and
fought in a Carolina regimen; in the
war between tho States. Fer twenty
i've Years he has sold newspapers
ON the Streets of Norfolk and is
known all over the South. He died
at 81. Nineents hospital. He has no
relatives 50 FAR as could he learned.
and there was not soul AT his bed
side except hospital attendants. Gan
grenous pneumonia. with Il complica-
ton of stomach diseases, was given
as the cause Of death. lie was a
member of the Pickett Buchanan
Camp. Confederate Veterans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
WILL ELECT OFFICERS

Officers for the ensuing year VIII be
elected by members IF Fitzhugh Lee
Camp, No. |. United Spanish War
Veterans. when they hold their an
nual meeting and banquet Wednes~
day night at Murphys hotel.
Officers are at present as follows:
Joseph lie Mausurier. commander
br Thomas Rollins Marshall. senior
Fice-commander; Russell Lee Norveil,
junior riee-commander. l.. r. Mat
thews, adjutant. L. r. Loving. quar-
termaster: NJ. H. X Malone, officer
Of the day: Al. = Hewitt. officer Of the
guard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
sourHsIDE MAN on
CITA SCHOOL HOARD

To MI the vacancy on the city school
board caused by the recent resignation
Of MIR Holm Hagby Of the hrst district.
The city assembly In joint session Mon
,iav night elected Mr. ". II. owens. Of
Washington ward, Nj owens was
formerly a member of the Mapeh"ste+
school board only one candidat@
was piaced in nomination against tho
Washington ward iuan. MIR oscar
Parrish Of Marshall ward. but as Il
was early agreed that che Southsidr
should have representation. Mr.. owens
won hands dawn,
The designations Of Messrs +. -.
Starke and u e. Clarke. fran the
board were read. hut the council ad
iourned without acting upon either Of
them Two candidates are already
our Tor the eanei.s, Nc ssrs, Joila
isugbY qswho has just moved from Tia
iirst district into the West End aud
W 4 Is imErough
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20

pANVILLE. VA. Dec. 20.---A spe-
cial train over the Danville and West
ern railroad last evening carried a
party of salesmen Of the Chicago
house Of irshal Field X Co. the
mission the visitors being ID in
speet the cotton aud WOODEN mills at
Spray, n. g., recently purchased by
the Chicago concern. 4 large part
~ the day is being spent by the
sale smeu at Spray.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
REV. FATHER j. VI. HAIER
TRANSFERRED To RICHMOND

ROANOKE. VA, Dec. 2o.--It Was
given ont here yesterday that Rev.
Father j. NJ. Haier. who has served
the past two months as assistant pas
tor of 81. Andrews Catholic church.
has been transferred To Richmond.
where he will he assigned as an as
sistant AZ the cathedral.
Father IIaier is well known IN
Richmond serving there before com
ing to Roanoke.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
FELL FROM SIADUCT
AND BROKE HIS NECK

Failing forty-five feet from q yiaduct
located between Burke's station ana
Springfield, Fairfax county. Bernard
Murphy, a track walker. WAS instant
ly killed AT . O'Clock SUNDAY night.
The body WAS not found until late
Yesterday afternoon. when the re-
nlpins were brought here. The UNI
fortunate mans neck was broken In
the full. It is supposed that he ut
tempted te get out Of the wav of an
approaching train and lost his foot
ing,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
FIGHT MAY BIZ. A LONG ONE.
Many Dispositions Necessary Before
LynchburG Cuss. Will Ne
Ready for Court.

NCHBTRG VA. Dee. .o~-In-
forest Is still intense in the local OPP
tion situation, and the answer Of the
vets to the petition OF the ''drys'
in the contested election case Is the
next move on the program. II is
generally believed that the fight in
the courts will be much more pro-
ionged than the contest two years ago,
when statement Of facts was agreed
upon by counsel. making UP the case
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
HOTEL MEN WILL TACKLE
COST or LIVING QUESTION

Economy in the purchase of food
supplies viii lee ono of the leading
questions discussed by the members
of the Southern hotel association
when they meet at tho jefferson on
January 3. 4. =. 1911. The hotel in,
regard the question of catering AZ p-
piled &, ruodern~day conditions as
perhaps tho liV"st question with which
they have To deal.
II If said IL be likely that the bo-
tel proprietors OF Georgia witi seek
admission into the association 1T the
coming meeting. The association now
includes only the Virginians and the
caroliuaa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
EVERYBODY CAN VOTE IN
TEACHERS TRIP CONTEST

Every man. woman ar child can
vote By clipping the coupons which
appear every day III The Richmond
Nirginiau. Each one of these cou-
pons count for one or q number az
votes toward the winning af a "trip
for one Of the teachers VINO are con
testing for the great European tours
we offer the teacher Of Richmond and
tho First, Second, Third and Fourth
congressional districts. Help your
teacher win one OF these trips. She
will enjoy IL thoroughly and viii make
ii most delightful vacation for her.
The teachers as "A rule are busy in
dividuals. They don't only work dur
ing the day. but spend the greater
part of the evening drawing up their
reports and plans for the following
DAYS to instruct tlfelr little pupils
In several al the school buildings
n number of the teachers are con-
testing and the rivalry is quite inter-
esting. Every scholar Is trying to
prove their teachers as the most pop
uiar by sending in the votes for them.
In addition to securing votes we have
the subscription plan. All snbscrip-
lions must be paid I'm advance and
Hdf.S re- counted ToIf,us
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
OFFICERS INSTALLED BY
BARTON HEIGHTS LODGE

Fitzgerald Lodge. Ne. 2aa a. r
and a. Nj. eff Barton Heights install
ed the following recently elected Of
fcers Monday night
Dr. r. W. Miller, worshipful mas
teri Il ". eirubbs. senior warden G.
Il. Richardson. junior warden; +. X.
Carpenter treasurer; WorshipAi T..
T.. Roden. secretary, l.. T. Webster,
senior deacon. j a. Redd, junior
deacon. &. q. Eady. Worshipful u, s.
Ragland stewards Rev DIR. K. II.
Pitt. Rev. Or. K. II. Bowdeu, chap
lains: John s. Smith. tier.
District Deputy Grand Master w.
\. Clarke, Jr.. conducted the eere-
monies
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
NEW YORK DENIED
RIGHT TO INTERVENE

WASHINGTON, December a0.-The
petition of the city of New York to
Intervene In the suit of the govern
ment to- prevent the building and
operation OF the Passaic Eiver Valley
sewer WAS refused to-day by the su-
preme court Of. the United States. The
suit brought by the United States al
leges that the emptying of the sew
age IN Hudson river and the hay viii
interfere with navigation,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20

BRISTOL VA Dec. 20.--Thc re-
mains Of Carrie Smith. the seventeen
year-old daughter OF IL widow Of this
city, were to-day taken 10 the former
home of the family at Paperville.
Tenn, for interment, She had end
Cd her life ny taking morphine. Just
before her sad end she regained CON
seiousness, her last words being 20.
| was in SO much trouble. | couldn't
bear ii
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
CHILEAN MINISTER
DIES SUDDENLY

WASHINGTON. D. G., Dee. co.
Senior Don Anibal cruz. the Chilsan
minister to the United States. died
Suddenly at his home at the Chilean
legation. on Vermont avenue. early
Sunday morning. Death came With
out the slightest warning. The cause
was angina pectoris. or Inflammation
Of they lining OF the heart He was ).
Years old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
SHORT CHANGE" ARTIST N
ALL KINDS OF TROUBLE,

Special 10 The Richmond Nirginian,)
ROANOKE. VA, Dec. ZEE. 4.
Patterson. an officer fram sullivan
county. Tenn, arrived here this morn.
ing With reauisition papers for &. IL.
Kelley. wanted there for working the
short change game. KELLEY has
Just finished u term in jail here Tor
the same oifsnse.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20

The citizens ~ Richmond are evf-
IDENTIFY preparing 10 celebrate the hoi-
idays with much feastng and merry.
mard for "spirit stamps hat have
been pouring into the Office OF the coll
lector Of Internal Revenue lately. The
distiiiers and jobbers are calling for
The stamps at q rate that Is not cus-
tomarA by any means. but this rush,
they say. is on account OF the Christ.
mas trade
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
AVIATOR FOIN is
BADLY HURT IN FALL

CHARITIES. Dec. 2o.-Aviator
Fain, while attempting the series Of
flights required ey the Acre Club OF
France to qualify Tor an aviatorAs
license, fell. lie WAS badly injured
fand ms aeronhnc was compIe te!y
wrecked.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
Not Pay Hire for Croofns.

Hire TOR grooms to care for horses
at a mint entampmcnt il not proper
Is ehargoabie to the encampment
and manoeu4res. fund, the war de-
partment has decrced, and what bills
Of that nature that have been ia
Cured must be settled by tho separate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
OLDEST NEwsBOY DIES.
Veteran OF Mexican and Civil Wars,
Has Sold Papers Is Years.

NORFOLK. VA. Dec. 20.--~"Uncie
Billie Ashby, veteran OF the Mexi-
can and the Civil wars. for quarter
OF century a newsboy OF Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20

Don't hold your yotes. but send
them in every day They are only
good for one week. and viii not be
counted if received after the expira
ton date. Cut them out neatly, al
ways sign the name So there viii be
confusion, and the proper credit. At
tach a slip to each package stating
the number OF votes contained.
IL any teacher has not Yet entered
the contest and wishes to be a cor
testant there is still time IL enter.
The sooner YOU get started the bet
ter 1t will liz, for an early lead is
IL great advantage. On all paid sub
scriptions IL commission Of tive" cents
is paid, and all votes received before
January list twenty per cent. is add
ed. Enter the contest now. You
can win with only small effort on
your part. Don't get discouraged ana
don't drop out. II yoy don't win a
European trip you can win a cash
prize.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20

TWO

THAT may have been produced.
Senator Aldrich nrobahis has q
greater knowledge OF III. intrios-
cses ~ the tariff than amy ather
man in America. 70, he eapifot
know al, the details ut more than
few important schedules. Thu
vast amount al data and infer
nation that must 70 into the
making OF tariff can ~ obtain
cd by no individual or commit
lee temporarily engaged IN Surh
research Il must be the work
of "a permanent eommissiou-
The FAILURE az Congress is sup
port the permanent TARIFF COM
mission idea would D. u staf
backward and make "a scientific
revision impossible fer years Il
come. This matter has Row pro
gressed Ia inc point whore the
country is ready Tor II II the
commission is now made Parn1a-
nent its value viii soon be sfprr-
ciated On all sides and il VIII
never be- discontinued If fer
party reHsorfs---thc ehief 81 which
apparently would be that tie idea
did not originate wtth the Dem
ocrats--the Dnns3 rats are able -
prevent 1t, many years may pass
before the scientific eohsideyil=
tion Of tnp subject reaches yh@
point Nhere Il Ws2i8 se eppor-
tune again
White the p,aH IN permit r.
sslen of the tariff schedule ~
schedule IT. Necessary. tho eStai'-
lshmert ~ the per}as neat eem7
mission mist cefne first.
There are sogre c5tfca5ties. toe
confronting The schedule hs.
schedule plan. j; vaUtf ha eass
To determine what fright he @ps =
cred h1 the woeleu schedule. iar
instance. bHt ussu i comes -
such matters a. Sae- asssea laae9tls
schedule il ~easa Ee dts3y@lt H.
hsla fne re aisa 5tAla 9+e aas.s-
Ti,en, III aaditsgH, co4Ees tHe
jealous l-etss eea rlea IN zsor.srrsSs
n garGf4x fae authorship uE ellis
several FyaaFa mat has y, ssAsaTs-sz
designer - AZ 9sapsssn ttse sasns
p8r9ssss NSzE d38aTzGt Il szss.tz s5sg=
Nor 1rsas3s- Hash Urges MS a~u
5ials aAa asats l&r Il aee.3s4se lse
wants EAs .a@ - lseAx as HsGe-
'I.assa ateke.ss 6Elss ana sa4.@4sles
ssftes aega&s1g s<2nes IN tGe @Ax
- 5aew@E &1s4 s#s ssss - see $50
Eaoa-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
- z f.aIaia I aIs..l.

The sEsss @Ez41 &&s &Eg5g#8 Ass4e -
gxr1Aas tss= = saasgsz lAust. hSsa
II sas2 ggna4&s - nj Ge4r Ct N,
hssls8a Eas &ses@es Asasr3as4a &
efle - t5ze sTsattssz a4s4x .sr Ia
Eseass-4E sagss4s- k8e 81 s4sAs.sz h&s VIA
xrteT~st S - Elkare Eses tsls4x ~ ~
Anser4ssas gs@#H5a ty as amazing
xa4ts ut Ehe Tremendous sesef k--4
krsa sesaxe ge.@seresz rs MS sat8snkt
cssagssetAsa mzta liz ctsnsgsss t49u az
traa~E s4sst@ 2a9se s4n anaerta5k n
ssarAa s&2s
TIE gEea&sst sgect pG TIRE OPEN
afsg 81 f8s eanaE IA tns ieresi-
sseFfs @lssU4as-s as fezt ~ tbe Az
@rase amer IN viii he In the
ry2SsuSt.ss1 "a trans continental
Transportation rateS THIS #iF5
ssraw tbs coant9y ttesey together.
tbs grange grower IA SautBern
California VIC likes IL wear !.
New England urana Of saees viii
quickly Teei the erect. The man
employed IN New England shoe
fastarg who likes California or
orangri viii sonn realize the
value OF The canal To him. The
milk man In Seattle IT., buys
his bottles in Pittsburg. will sud
denly become aware that the
Panama canal has transported
the glass factory~-in respect II
freight rates--haif across the
continent
So IT will go through ali
branches uf business and so-
ciefy. IL will mean increased ae-
n Gs1fty ali around with the closer
relations between the Pacific and
u Atlantic coasts The Central
HI
benefits.
one point absolutely essential
Is that tho government take adj
aaaate steps 10 insure eompetl-
fion and prevent the ownership
af steamer lines using the canal
by trans~eoDtinsnta railroads
The caastwise shipping business
OF this country is confined hy Law
to American SHIPS and so the
traffic between The Atlantic and
Pacific coasts, being between Am
srican ports. viii he confined Ia
American ships. and there viii l4,3
no foreign competition THIS in
sures the enormous Development
81 the American shipping indus
try.
But the greatest source of pride,
though perhaps sentimental, Hes
IN the fact that where four na-
lions failed through four eeHtu~
ries Of endeavor. the United
States has succeeded Columhus
first dreamed of Il Western pas
sage to the Orient in 1917 Saa-
veda, spanish engineer and
member OF the Balboa expedition.
formed the first definite plHn Ton
"A canal King Philip. 81 Portu-
gal, next contemplated the task.
Then came England. which gaze
way to France. aud France in
turning, facing failure. in 1901
surrendered the vast undertaking
In the United states. Every AM
erican who has gone TO the 18th
mus and Witnessed inc triumph
Of American skill. enterprise and
grit has swefled with pride in the
thought that the oceans VIII he
reunited under ths. auSpioes ar
the Fnited states
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
Pure Candies for Xmas.

Don't buy the cheapest Candies YOU can
find for the chdren get pure sugar candies
Our Hard Candies for Christmas are in a
class by themselves; there are none in Rich
mond TO equal them, Come and see our
Satin finish Candies. at l5c, and our beau
tiiul line of Mixtures at 10c. Special prices
for large quantities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
A Xmas Collection
of Fine Neckwear.

You will find here the handsomest line OF
Womens Neck Fixings ever shown, consist
ing Of all The newest and pretticst ideas in
real hand embroidered. real Cluny and Irish
Crochet Jabots, Tabs, Stocks, ETC. in white
and cream, which Is extremely popular, all
neatly designed and one Of these would
please any woman for a gift. Prices range
from $3.50, Sl.98, $3.50 to $13.98..
Irish Crochet Stiff Laundered Collars real hand
made at SOC; Tabs to match. at 15c, SOC.
Hand Crochet Lace Collars to be worn over coats
special SOC.
Same above for chldrens coats, for 4Se.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
Silk Stockings
Dainty Feminine Gifts.

In choosing gift Hosiery you naturally
like the best values. These are just the
kind here that will appeal to the feminine
heart and when you are making your selee-
tions here you are choosing from not only
the largest, but the best variety to be had.
The Stockings we are selling special At SOC
are unusually good. Just received about
800 pairs in all, full fashioned Isle sole, wide
Isle top; the best silk hose ever sold for SOC.
All Pure Silk Hose. full fashioned with
Isle top heel and toe, in black only These
are all pure thread silk and worth 81 60 and
SIPS; special Xmas offering, at 75c.
Other Silk Hosiery. The best pure silk,
in all the popular shades, at $l.25 and $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-18
Cactus League Mutterings Ominous
INTERNAL TROUBLE PREVALENT

club. and now the lineup looks like a
cOmeon after he had just emigrated
from the interior of one of the fake
painless dentist parlors with two per-
fectly good molarS and a ten dollar
William missing. Random over Red Dog
way is discussingf the advisability OF
getting hobble skirt for Daniel Webs
ster O'Donovan. That p. L. (peerless
leader with apologies to Frank Chance,
has been running around in a circle
since Deak quit and the hobble skirt
is to give the directors an opportunity
of holding a consultation with the peer
less one without going in training for
a 10 mile Marathon. Fort Worth has
received the revised c. O. D. from
O'Donovan for a catcher and center
fielder, one of whom. like the boarding
house eggs. must be good
Douglas is not the only club in the
phantom league that IS suffering from
internal troubles.
Bisbee is reported to be in a bad way
and Clifton, Morenci and even staid old
Cananea which has been going since
nobody knows when, is due for a slump.
Not to be behind In the procession the
Mavericks have been hitting the high
places and are by no means down to
bedrock yet. The jinks seem to be Cd
the league this year. for II 1t is not
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-18

Ign Wednesday. Overall was batted out
of the box in the third inning of the
first game which ended is in favor
Of Brooklyn. Then Chicago won, 20.
Fighting" Dick Hyland, of Califor-
MIA, had q bit the best Of battling Hur-
ley, of Passaic. N J., in lively 10
round go at Sharkey, a. c., in New
York Wednesday night
Philadelphia took fourth place Wed
nesday by winning two games from
Cincinnati, 10 and 4-3 Cincinnati er-
rored many times.
In an impressive finish. James R.
Keene's Iron Mack easily won the
Grand Union Hotel stakes at Saratoga
Wednesday. The victory stamps him
with class.
Harry Edwards saws he has matched
Al kaufman and Bill Lang to box six
rounds at the Philadelphia National
league baseball grounds on Labor day.
At last.
The Cleveland club has purchased
pitcher Knapp and shortstOp Olsen from
the Portland club Of the Pacific Coast
league.
Worlds records were made at Buff
falO at the Fort Erie track Wednes-
day, when The Harvester. driven by Ed
Geers, covered mile in 2:02 over a
track said to be fully mile
At Saratoga Wednesday James r.
Keenes Iron Mask, the one TO three far
vorite, easily won the 5000 Grand
Union Hotel stakes, distance six fur
longs His victory was very impress
sive but the field Iron Mask met was
not made ND of the best youngsters in
training.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-18
PLANS ARE PREPARED
FOR NOGALES BANDSTAND
Mexican Town Prepares for More Music
Children Are Entertained
Personal News

NogaleS. Ariz. Aug. 1s.-Plans for a
bandstand in the plaza in Nogales
Son., have been submitted to the munich
pal authorities.
Mrs Isaac Hayes entertained her
music class and little friends at her
home on Crawford street, with games
music and refreshments.
immigration inspector A J. MilIiken
has gone to Mendocino. Cal, for his
vacation.
F. c. Lincoln. mining engineer os
Butte. Mont. is here on business
Messrs. Coffey and Beatty. former
Arizona rangers, are in Nogales.
P SandOval and wife are visiting in
HermOsillO.
Mrs. and Mrs. w W. Main of Elk
Point. s D.. are visiting NogaIes
Gustava Torres and family are stop-
ping at the MOdernO hotel here
w L. Taylor. engineer for the
Richardson Construction company was
in Nogales en- route to the Yaqui river
country
DR.. and Mrs. A. c. Kingsley have TAX.
en- the Fitch cottage on Crawford street
Mrs. w. w Sturgis has returned to
her home in Yuma after a visit to rela-
tives here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-18
SPDRTLETSs
By Tirn.)
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Fred Lake, manager Of the Boston
Nationals. has signed contract to
continue as manager of the team next
year.
Deak LeBrand catcher. and Kelly.
center fielder, have left the Dons and
flown for Seattle Has anybody here
seen Kelly?
Although Philadelphia made II hits
against 9 of Cleveland's. Wednesdays
game went to Cleveland, So The de-
feated team played errorless ball.
A monster crowd saw seven races OF
great class at Butte Wednesday. Long
odd nags took most Of the events
Thirteen innings in the rain lost for
Washington at Detroit Wednesday.
Cobb spiked Elberfield in the ninth in
ming (also in the leg).
Handbook makers worked among the
spectators at Rockport Cake Erie cir
cuit) and plenty of money changed
hands on Wednesdays card. The sher-
iff was there to carry out the order
of governor Harmon but he didn't
carry.
How soon will those fool reformers
learn that to try and stop gambling
without stopping racing is like trying
allowing poker and saying, don't plav
for money, childreni"
Chicago took shutout from Brook
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-18

This fictitious little Cactus league IS
in danger of going on the rocks before
the end of the season, and it will take
some energetic work at the pumps to
keep the Cactus craft afloat until the
$500 bundle of filthy lucre is garner
er away in the managerial barns of the
prickley pear belt Douglas is in
bad way because Of the loss of the
deacon who was officiating behind the
pulpit for the Douglas worshipers.
Douglas cared no more for LeBrand than
1t does for the Copper Queen smelter or
Gadsden hotel In fact a trade was be
ing arranged with Seattle by which
the smelter hosiery and several thou
sand shares of Blue Goose consolidated
was to be snapped for LeBrand with
a life like crayon cepia of the mayor
of Byrtleville TO boot But there was
nothing stirring. Thee call Of the main
chance had percolated through the sew
eral odd thousand mixes to Douglas and
called the roundup boss hither and
hence.
But that Is not all of the sad, sad,
tale.
Kelley, he of the local adaptation Of
the rhetorical question mark song. has
gone with the catcher of the Douglas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-18
FOR. ECZEMA AND
ITCHING SKIN

It gives me much pleasure to write
YOU that your Imperial Remedy has
proved to be the most reliable medi-
cine 1 have ever used in the treatment
of all durable skin eruptions. I have
employed it in two cases of Eczema. one
a chronic and the other an acute. Both
were completely cured. m is the incest
preparation I have ever seen. no offens-
i've odor, no disagreeabIe effects follow
its application, as is generally the case
with nearly all preparations for such
diseases. 1t seems to go right down in
to the pores and purify the diseased
parts DR.. W. W Stone, Edna. Texas
For IS years Imperial Remedy has
been used in nearly every city, village
and hamlet in the South for the cure
of skin diseases. If yop are a sufferer
sure cure awaits you. For sale by
all druggists at s1.OO per bottle Made
by Imperial Medicine Co. Houston
Texas.