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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-08-19

| CuTuSu 1uSouoy HViiHu6 " IucA uOJs
in Minneapolis after q visit in Crescc
at the Richard Geraty home. They
were accompanied to Minneapolis by
Mr.. Geraty and his daughter Nellie.
| Mr.. ard Mrs. Dan Alleman and little
daughter visited in Cresco Wednesday,
at the w. C. Patterson home, leaving
yesterday for Mason City, where Oar
has horses entered in the races. Mrs.
Alleman will return to Cresco for q
longer visit.
The little babe which has been cared
for by Mrs. Mary Woodland and was
taken by her to Albert Lea, Mimi, a
few days ago, passed away there or
Tuesday from cholera infantum and
the remains were brought to Cresco on
Wednesday for intermeEt.
Floyd Blandin, son of county clerk
Blandin, has been promoted by Bart
lett Bros. the Riceville firm with
which he has been employed. The
firm has purchased the Gerk stock of
clothing, added their own stock, and
have placed Mr.. Blandin in charge.
Messrs. Vim. Keune, j. H. Jones
and Martin Jones, of Orleans, left
Tuesday for Cedar Rapids to attend
state conventions of the supervisors
and auditors of the state. c. H. Wal
lace and John Watson are also attend
ing the supervisors convention, going
to Cedar Rapids from Elma.
The 2 registered Norman Percheron
stations German and Champion will be
found at the home barn from Aug. 4th
till Nov. 1st. Only $1,000 now to in
sure a sound, living colt. These
herses are right and spuud in every
way. Come and see them.
M. P. LYDON.
For SALE. Eighty manifestations
choice selected land in central South
Dakota. Farmers and investors buy
direct from the owners and save agents
commission. Price SIS to $50 per acre.
for further information write G. w.
STRIDE & Co., Sioux Falls, South Da-
kota. COWS
l can sell, rent or exchange your
land or town property: ! handle
northern lands also. write fire,
lightning. tornado and hail insurance.
For a square deal and to save your
money, call and see me. Phone No.
A. Office over Moving Picture Show.
ELwIN M. SToCKMAN, Cresco. la.
Walter Mott went to Decorah We'd
nesday afternoon and that evening ac-
companied his mother on trip to
New York to purchase the fall and
winter stocks for the Cresco and De-
corah stores of Mott & Co. Owing to
the cloak makers strike in New York,
they may visit Philadelphia to make
their cloak purchases.
The Fourth Annual Interstate Tennis
Tournament will be held on the River
side Club grounds, Prairie du Chen,
Wis, beginning Monday afternoon,
August 22nd. This tournament is open
to all. Towns and cities all over Wis
consin and Iowa are represented.
Handsome prize cups are furnished for
contests, including both consolation and
championship Journeys. Entrance fee,
singles, $1.0O; doubles. Soc per cap.
C. c. CASE, Tourney Sec.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-08-19

Standing Corn For Sale.
acres of drilled corn in field at SIS
per acre, at my place u miles north
west of the county farm.
AUG De GRooTE.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-08-19
Base BAN at Saude.

The Saude Cubs and the Jerico team
crossed bats last Sunday at Saude and
It was the best game ever played at
that place. It took IL innings to de-
eide the game, which was tie from
the eighth to the last inning. The
score was five and seven in favor Of
the Cubs. The lineup was as follows:
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-08-19

Horses For Sale.
Several good, young work horses
and mares, also two mares with colts
by their side.
FITZGERALD & WOODS.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-08-19

Dressmaking apprentices. Enquire
IF MRS. ED. BOWERS.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-08-19

!
Misses Beadle, Miss Woellstein and
the Misses Byrnes are now in Chicago
preparing for the fall millinery trade.
The Misses Cora and Bertha Bige-
low, of Spokane, WASH, visited this
week at the C. d. Nichols home. They
are enroute home from trip to the
east.
Miss Pierce of st. Paul and Mrs.
Babcock and little daughter Rene of
Mankato. Minn., are visiting in Cresco
at the home Of their mother. Mrs. R.
A. Register.
Free Three months tuition to the
student who enrolls in advance in
Bradrup & Nettleton Business College,
Winona, MINI. Write for Illustrated
Book now. It's Free.
Mrs. DR.. J. ]. Ahern and little Mar
garet arrived last Saturday from Greg
ory, s. D., for few weeks visit with
Cresco relatives. The DR.. is also con-
templating visit here.
Nice rains this week in this vicinity
have helped the corn crop greatly,
given the pastures new life and give
promise of an abundance of fall feed.
Howard county is all right
WANTED-Twelve first-class carpen-
ters at once to work on new brick and
tile plant. Thirty-five cents per hour.
Address Farmers Cooperative Brick
& Tile Company, Mason City, Iowa.
A general Real Estate and Exchange
business. See US before buying or sell
ling. Office over Alliance store. Phone
2s2. MYRoN CONVERSE Inv. Co.,
63tf Cresco, Iowa.
Mrs. Peter Rink and children, of
Gladbrook, and Mrs. V. S. Boege and
Miss Boege, of Berlin, are visiting at
Mrs. Thiels'. Mr.. Rink will come after
his family in his auto in couple of
weeks.
Roy w. Nash was called to Roches-
ter, Mimi, Wednesday noon, to see his
mother who was to arrive there that
day to undergo second surgical oper-
alton. She is reported to be in very
serious condition.
The Masons and their wives, and the
members of the Eastern Star, rendered
a reception at the Masonic hall on
Wednesday evening, to Robt. Thomson
and his family who safely arrived on
Tuesday from their European trip.
Over 100 were present, the bad wealth.
er preventing those from the country
attending. Refreshments were served,
program given, and Mr.. Thomson
spoke very entertainingly Of the trip.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-08-19
N. A. Blackburn, Lawyer; office
opposite the National Bank.

N. A. Blackburn, Lawyer; Office
opposite the National Bank.
For SALE OR RENT-A Square piano.
Enquire at this offico or phone 1s9.
Mound City Paints may cost a trifie
more, but ! P. A. Clemmer.
Salt by sack or barrel at the City
Elevator. GILCHRIsT & Co.
DR.. w. 7. Daily, physician and
surgeon: Office over Glass's restaurant.
Jerry Moulton is down from Month
cello, MINI, for short visit with
Cresce friends.
Clinton Elderkin, Of Franklin, Ohio,
has been visiting relatives in Cresco
the past week.
If you want tarm loan at low rat
Of interest, see American Loan 4 Trus
Company, Cresco. Ia.
M. j. White and wife are visiting in
New York state, expecting to be alb
sent about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wentworth
are attending Seventh Day Advent
camp meeting at Calmar.
Archie Moore, Of Kendallville, re-
turned yesterday morning from trip
to his old home in Ireland.
J. Raymond Long to Bradley,
S. D., Tuesday morning to visit with
his father, Lawrence Long.
Mrs. T. r. Mason returned Wednes-
day from visit of several weeks at
various South Dakota points.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-08-19

Senator Gore Of .OklahOma u phys
ically blind, but he can see into a
scheme Of fraud and corruption quicker
than any member Of the senate.
F. C. Flick is enjoying visit from
his stepfather. Mr.. Hinzberger. and
his sister, Cecilia, of st. Cloud, Mimi,
who will remain q week or more.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09
9jsbenbapu

Mnifen @is e n.
B a p n. &oncerterne tommer efter,
baaroen til at in6tage en- itooig mere
oominerenoe &la6s iblonot &opeoita-
oens BinterforlpiteIier. Sen fom.
menoe Seion ipnes / 6en @enieenoe
at futile bline en0nl, mere beaipen-
beosrtg eno line 5orgengere, i6et
ollie 8Dens &oncertlale allere6e nj, er
foruobeitilte for bber Mften lige til
Sllrtntngen al 6ebrl1or 1911.
Sorbsiebe aisbpri.
! e +. 8isbenbapns SIagterIap bar
forbsiet &isopriierne mes SO.
I9re pr. Nuno.. 0loermanoen, 81
rettsr gnoers Senien, bar uotoIt. at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09
SDllamb.

S araI6 9 ront6 o n
s 0 + a t t e I. @o6seier @orolt
8rantb, Sgn6er @ltier, 16giper
.benne Maane6 en- BOG me6 fine CT:
faringer paa 2an6peienets 0mraaoc.
Sen bill TONNE til at be66e: .&roo
leg fortalte mine gleper", og bl;pcr
uoitpret meo en- Mengoe 8iueoer.
8ogen uofommer paa BET Milo'ife
6orlag ! 96enie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

linger, Der finoes / &opeolta6en, og
JON life paa 6orboono bar oeres
lerlige 8laos, iaaleoes iom Gbor-
paloienS Muieum % Statens Ma.
leri= % Sfulpt1riamling. S fsrite
&etfe tenfer Sr. @briitenfen paa
De betpoeli9e og peroiful6e 6anlte
@omlineer, Der for Ei6en bar fine
2ofaler / set iaafalote &riniens
&ale pes 6reoeritsbolm &anal, og
lom for itprite 8arten beitaar al
bpao man tioligere talote: set olo-
ror6iife Muieum; e%nopi6ere: Danf
6oltemuieum, baaoe oets @foeling /
&iebenbapn og Afoelingen beo
9Dngbp, iamt oen biitoriife @aaben-
iamling paa Eeibuiet. S anoen
&ette tpnfer S. 6. @brtltenien Jig
Sen etnografiife Samling, Mntttiam-
lingen iamt Mpnt- og Meoalieiam-
lingen in0lemmeoe / Mationalparten.
&lonen bar patt life ringe 0piigt
i &iebenbapn. Ser lpoer tritilte
Stemmer, men ogiaa 9o0fienoen6e
&siter. S bpert 8al0 bliper Blanen
alporligt 6rpftet. st meget oigtigt
SpprgSmoal er bette: &por fin6es
Ser en- pasienoe Yla6s?
Set er rtmeligt, at De allerflei tie al
&iebenbopnerne meget ne6igt ier en-
al De allereoe efsrterenoe offentlige
9aper eller Barter om6annet til Mu=
ieumsparf. On ltor 8p fan life 9ope
for mango Anleg me6 @pa6iereitier
oe grpnne Greer, bnor man til en-
bper 5io fan trette @eiret frit og
fao Sfopluft / 2ungerne. 9erimoo
bor S. 6. @briiteniens 6orilag eipet
Mnleoning til, at 0pmertiombeoen
bar rettet Jig moo 6 t el I e t,
lom mange / lengere Sis bar baft ct
goot gle til.
Det er ret urineligt, at benne
berlige Rla6s, iom ligger Ser iaa al
lige miot / 8per, omgioet al grgn'
tie Gol0e, berlige gamle 8lantninger
og iopllilfe itipfranie6e @rape, Ma1
efter Nar ifal benligge iom ct &a'
lernetomplefs meo milit9re 9pelies.
plaoler. Ser far tit NOT peret tall
| ON at lagse &aierne1 til Sol6aterne
uoen for 8pen og ielge &aitelsgrun'
oene til 8pggeplooier; men iaa pil:
oe rin1eligois6plgen blipe,a al oe prog.
tige gamle @oloe ilejfe6es % Gro
ben fplotes, og Sen itore 8p por e1
imuft Earti fattigere. Sm6anneS
@altellet 6erimo6 til Motionolporf,oi
@oloene og @raoene funne 0onnf
ben pr9gtig1te &amme omfring Of
npe ~Nuleumsbpgninger, og &ie:
benbaDn pil faa en flor ny Sepproig.
be0, iom neppe nogen anoen 8p /
europa oil bape @agen til.
Set oil pol6e nogen @anfeligbeo
at faa &engene, men maaite pripate
&igmen0 fun6e tr96e til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09
Eerme.

Dracbm anns ,r@6itb",
t1u 6ru @erlacb, &omborg, bar
tipbt @runb til en- &illo peo 8gtp
Melle pua 6oliter - set @teo,
9racbmann ielp hol6t loa meget at
Ct ~ in 6esmerfe o +
&c a leren &Dbn II. @n @reos
al Sen afoe6e 9onoi fabsmoler &pbns
@enner, me6 Maleren Soul Steffen=
ien Spioien, bar rejlt en- @in6e=
item for bam paa 2pngbope6erne. Set
er en- 5 Mlen bei 8%a11talten, omgipet
at Stenopsier og prpoet meo en- &or<
tratme6aillon i 8ronce of Sen ofog-
Sc. @fileringen fan0t Steo 6em28.
Ml.glit. Miolerne er tilpeiebra9t beo
Mfboloelie len at en- &oncert iontt pe6
FORTHCOMING al ct 8ille6e al &ouI
Steffenien.
S int 8eibg poa 6or-
pgsitationen / 2png=
3 y. Gen 6anife @tots Soripgs.
%ltotion iaabel iom 2anobrugsmuieet
beo 2pngm bar forleoen Gftern1iooag
ppret belegt al Sen itolienife 2or0-
brngsminilter 5erraris, leoiaget of
Den italienife @eneralfonfu @licf=
itoot, enopi0ere iom l16ien6i,,g fra
ben iapaneiiife &egiering al Dr. &o<
gami, Direftpr for &apebrugsfoIen
/ @ipo, Dr. Mn6o, bireftpr for BEN
fejierlige iapanaiife 2anobruesfor<
legislation / Sofio, Scr. Saooforo,
embeosmano / set %iapareiiife timber
o~isningsminiiteri11m og &pniulent
Dr. Samopota.
30 n s e f.e t.. 6orlparsbre<
ore1e for &ege og Sn1egn agter sen
4. 0ftober at feire 200 M%orsoogen
for SSpor @pitfel6ts 0e6s6og
meo EN- itor 5eit, bportil ulle ggnens
Wooben= og 5oriparsbrgore er ino=
b1lot. @arineminiiteriet bar 9ipet
5illaen ON, at ct 0rlogsifib / Du<
gems Mnleontng ifal 9iere &omgr
peo &ege og ct acknowledgements
meo 6ane og Muiifforps ifaI parade
re peo Miels Sl1el-SSpar &pitfel6t-
Weonl1mentet iamnen mes 8aaben-
brgore- og Observation-Disclosures
mes 6mer. On Sgoffieer oil ber
boloe en- @n6etale. Otter 6enne
&btioeliebe6 bliper Ser @i66ag il
neutrality-suspicious., boor Mori-
men paa en- beroig Maabe bill bore
repraienteret. S 6oriam
arrangeres en- itor Sol
]
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

g n Mati o n a I IT
6 3 3 e n ; a IN. .Golfetings.
mano S. 6. @brijtenien for / iii
8lao rSioen" l16faitet Eanfen on,
Sprettelien al en- MationaIparf /
8jebenbapn. Set iful6e bore ct @te0,
.bpor man ifltl6e jamie itgrite Barten
ct oe ltore rationale % andre Cont
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-09

6 6gp tum @un,i t.
ner 6g6. Donmorfs eneite 6ep-
1tumme &unitner, @aleren @e6er
Meller, er a%fgaaet pe6 Dp6en / Sol.
bling, bpor fan / ober 30 @ar bar
bpret boiat og bar meget ofbol6t. Yes
Der Mgller, ser blep' IA Mar, tur
en- operoroentlig talenti1lo Eortret=
Segner og =Moler, og mango er 81
Mrbei6er, Ser er l16gaae0e fra bans.
flittige @oono. Ogioa for sen 0cfo-
ratipe &unit bop6e ban meget An-
leg. @e6 @briittan sen Goes 40
Mars 8egieringsiubilelm i 1903
bab6e Sen oepitumme &unitner tegnct
Ben npoelige N6resie> iom blep oper.
raft @ajeitaten fra @ol6ing Bp.
Eeoer Meller bar en- operor6culia.
ipmpatbiif oa elifparoig Eerionlia-
beo. Sroos Sen @oturfeil, ser fIa-
beoe peo Dam, beoarebe ban fit lpie
Sinh og bar 9la6 og tafnemmel;a
oper ielp ben min6ite Opmerf;om-
beo. San efterlaoer Jig ct ltnl,ft
Ninoe baaoe fom &1tnltner oa iom
Menneife.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-14


The guilty fee when no man pur-
sueth.
So verify the scared motor car own
or skeedaddleth when he believeth he
hath smashed another drivers car.
II happened on Robert Gilman road
yesterday. Two motor cars were pro-
ceeding IN the same direction, one
directly behind the other ai.u sh~. ,
distance apart.
Suddenly the first car stopped. The
driver behind. taken by surprise. was
unable to slow down quickly enough,
and bumped into the standing car,
smashing its tail light. The hrst
criyer heard the breaking glass. He
was aware he had violated a rule OF
the road. and believing he had made
powdered glass OF the others wind
shield took counsel OF his fear and
fed.
The driver OF the second car was
equally apprehensiye OF the result OF
the collision. which he fancicd was
his own fault. Without stopping 10
see what the other was doing. he
backed away, turned his car, and sped
In the opposite direction.
When last seen both cars were
breaking all speed regulations widen
ing the distance between them
Kansas City Star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-14
AUCTION SALE.

BY virtue of a Warrant of Distress
now in my hands, issued ar the in
stance OF West, Barrett & West VS.
p. J. Fitzsimmons, on Friday. April
18th, 1910. at ten O'Clock, | will offer
sale to the highest bidder for cash
one single story brick building
twenty-five by ninety-on lot twenty
one CD. on the north side OF
Eighteenth street uS). No. 13l, and
five show cases, four pieces of counter
one wall case. enc lot of iron baking
pans, one lot of wooden trays, one
bread trough, one ice box, one bread
show case. J. W. kESTER.
IA. Constable.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-14
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. April 13.-Money on
call firm. 3a3I1 per cent; ruling rate
and closing bid. "a; offered at ~
Time loans were shade easier: 80
and 80 days ~ per cent: six months.
fhailz. Prime mercantile paper ~. a
per cent; sterling exchange steady
with actual business in bankers bills
at i-s+.15a4S4.25 tor 60 DAYS bills and
at 4.S7.70 for demand. Commercial
bills. 4.S5za4.Sf. Bar silver, 52Ss :
Mexican dollars. a..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-14
HoW's This =?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward FIR
any ras- Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. +. J. CHENEY a co
Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known J.. j.
Cheney for the last ID wears aud believe him
perfectly honorable In all business transactions,
an financially able TO carry out ahy obiiga-
lions made by his firm.
wALDING. KINNAN Il MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, oiedo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, act
ing directly upon thy blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Testimonials sent nee.
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consultation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-14
Treasury Statement

YIN u -. hNl Al
The condition of the Treasury at the
beginnin of business today was as
follows:
Trust Funds
Gold coin. 1858 ,534. S69
Silver dollars, si90.92G,OOO.
Silver dollars of 1890, s3,7Sl 900.
Silver certificates outstanding,
$500, 900.
General Fund
Standard silver dollars in general
fund. 1886, 10000
Current Liabilities. s10S,09O, POS.
Working balance in treasury offices,
S22,642.1S6
In banks to credit of treasurer Of
the U. S. S35. 275.727.
Subsidiary silver coin. s21 ,562.S05.
Minor coin, S1.260.S59
Total balance in general fund, sS4,-
30S, 1875.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-14
Stock Operators More Hopeful
Over Future Prospects.
RESERVE PRESSURE CUT
Bankers and Corporation Representa-
tives Express Themselves as more
Encouraged over Turn Taken In
Regard to the Antitrust Cases.


NEW YORK. April l3.-The rise OF
prices OF stocks which occurred toads
was without any change in conditions
TO explain il beyond rather markeu
concurrence OF speculative sentiment
in its favor There was a general
conviction about the stock exchange
that the advance had the assent, il
not the active cooperation. OF the
financial groups most influential III
market movements. The movement
In United States steel was the most
effective factor In conveying this I'M
pression. The volume OF transactions
in that stock end its aggressive al
vance were. in themselves, suggestive
OF the inside activities which nave
marked past movements in the stock,
heralded by confident predictions
from official sources in the corpora
ton. Rumors of an increase In the
dividend on the stock to a Ave per
cen, rate were removed with great
positiveness.
Bankers and corporation represent
atives expressed themselves hopefully
OF the prospect for business and OF
the good effects 10 flow rom the put
ting over of the decision of the anu
trust cases II was noticeable that
the copper stocks shared in the day S
advance.
The operations which advanced
prices were concentrated in character
and did not appear TO come from
scattered sources, the belief prevailing
i'm fact, that orders were executed on
2 laroe scale for account OF the pow
erfui capitalists who attempt to in
fiuence and lead markets with the pur-
pose of attracting miscellaneous
following. depending on that for the
profitable marketing of their own ac-
cumulations.
A factor in encouraging operations
In stocks was tightening of the pres
sure on New York banking reserves.
The placing with foreign purchasers
of railroad note issues has helped to
relax the foreign exchange market
and to check the outflow OF gold. 1t
is believed that other note issues by
the railroads are in prospect. Re
sources thus secured would be relied
on to obviate the difficulties of the
sluggish bond market and to push
forward expenditures for equipment
and Improvement by the railroads.
The immediate westher news from
the winter wheat regions was ignored
today and cheerful views were held of
the aggregate yield of the crops
promised under the incentive OF the
high prices prevailing. Estimates of
the heavy acreage in contemplation
for the next cotton crop and the
spring grain planting were an element
In this feeling.
Equal prices were sustained IN near
the best in face OF realizing. Bonds
were irregular. Total secs par value,
100000 Total sales today. SOL 900
shares, including: Amalgsmated Cop
per, 1880: Sugar, LOO: Atlantic
Coast Line. 700: CHEESE peake & Ohio
$500: Louisville & Nashville. .5Uv:
Norfolk 4 Western. l1.I00: Readng,
12l 500: S'osS Sheffield. LOO: South
ern Railway 1900: Southern Railway,
pfd. COO; Union Pacific 1902 500: Unit
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-14
HELP WANTED-MALE.

CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED-EX-
perience Unnecessary. Sell our
brands to the retail trade Big pay.
Write for full particulars at once.
5l4
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-14
Baltimore Grain market.

BALTIMORE MD. April Ia
WHEAT-Quiet: spot contract. s1I4:
southern on grade. si.07Lasl14.
CORN-Easier: spot contract. 6ISSc.
CATS-Q1iet: No. ? white. fea
1910; No. mixed. f7sf7izc
RYE-Dun: No. 2 western domestic.
SfaSSc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-14
Eyes are the Greatest Con
SumerS of Nerve Energy

I The eyes use up more nerve ener-
gy than any other organs OF the
body. to be exact a pair OF perfectly
normal eyes will use One-tenth OF the
entire supply of nerve force by the
system. but if the eyes are defective
they have the power of overcoming
their imperfection by drawing from
the source of nerve supply more en-
ergy than they are entitled 10; ctten
as much as 10 per cent. above nor
NAL
| Now. isn't it reasonable to suppose
! that when they do this they are a
constant leak on the nervous system
and are thus consuming energy that
belongs to some other organ?
Then. don't you see that if the
other organs of the body are thus
robbed OF their share of nerve energy
that some of them must fail to per
form their functions properly. simply
from lack of power or nerve energy
to do so. and will finally make COM
; plant in the form of pain and dis
ease?
And can you not see that as time
/ goes on and the strain continues dur
! ing every hour your eyes are awake
that first one organ and then another
/ will be Slapped of its nerve energy
until the whole system becomes af
fected and the general health serious
! ly involved?
| would have you know that defec-
tive eyes and eye-strain when ag-
, gravated by impoper diet and habits
may be the cause of anything from
, headache and simple irritation of the
nervous system to epilepsy and merry
Gus pros,ration; from acidity of the
stomach to chronic Indigestion; from
hiliousness to chronic constipation
and general debility.
THE ONLY REMEDY.
The excessive demand of defective
eyes upon the nervous energy-produc-
, ing machinery OF the body OvertaXes
the capacity o! the system so much
that in all cases it impairs the func-
tions of the other organs generally
and when the system is constantly ag-
gravated by improper diet and habits
it is bound to prove disastrous. and
nothing but glasses fitted correctly to-
sether with a regulation of the diet
and habits can possibly stop the
strain and produce a permanent cure.
natural means as these would be as
kreat a miracle as the turning water
into wine.
Thousands have tried my methods
with the hes; results. Any one de-
string to know what ! have done for
others can call AT my Office at ans
time and get names Of responsible
people and see what they have to say
regarding me aud my methods.
CONSULTATION OF a GENERAL
NATURE is ALWAYS FREE
Come in and ask questions and in
vestigate my methods. | am always
pleased TO explain the philosophy OF
treatment to any. and will gladly an
swer any questions pertaining 10 a..
THE VINE6ERC'S INVISIBLE b.
FOCAIS. ~SHuR-ON- EYE
GLASSES
and other makes Of Spectacics or Eye
Glasses: also Artificial Eyes and Ear
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-14
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Ills, April 13.-Pros
poets of rain in Kansas today was the
controlling factor in the wheat pit
which induced a drop of cents from
the high point. Corn and oats fell
less sharply. and liquidating sales
and provisions slumped from 10 to So
cents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-14
To Prevent 6ookmski1q.
Try 1socfzfer F-rc,1

ALBANY. y. Y April fs-Thc
arst q the three Asnew-Perkins bills.
designed to prevent oral bOokmakin-
passed the assembly today by a vote
Of Is 10 q