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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
HARRY J. MOORE FURNITURE co


Market street Offers exceptionally
low mark their announcement today.
Women's patent colt button shoes
are advertised for So; women's black
velvet button shoes for $4 women s
dull calf short vamp button shoes
for $3.50 velvet pumps. 81; girls
patent dress shoes for s125. and boys
satin calf school shoes for ST.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

A-wIGs and ToUPEEs that defy detection
neutrality-suspicious. doesn't affect them;
IMPROVE ing % YOUR appearance: pea @ prevent Colds harm.
Mems Private wig Dept. 227i California st.
IaprEs' lad yO'is HAIR GOODS m Transformations. %
Switches Pufs, Artistic Wig Making, Sham
ess sds ree 1893
Fillmore ST near Suffer; established 1860.
WHAT IS IT? sREIBMUT CIGAM. Performs
curious antics: II hobs and tumbles; it's 1 4
address for silver dime. THE GILMORE
NOVELTY CO, Lock Box ia. Springfield. Mo-
To anybody remitting me soc silver / will send
recipe made up by a European specialist. .
for really fine lotion for removing dandruf
and Strengthening the hair. H. ARNS0N, 10
18th ST. Portland Ore.
A-sepulvida. baths, the greatest fat reducing
baths Of the age: electric vibratory and Span
ish massage; hours % 10 a M to 10 P: m MRS
YOUR fortune told: astonishing revelations; let
me guide you happy. successful future
Send birthdate and &c stamps, PROF
ALLEN. Station D. Chicago.
NINE. FRANCINE. beauty sanatorium. scientific
deep wrinkle treatment salt sand and milk
baths, electrical vibratory massage. skin tight
e6er. 1924 Broadway. Oakland. Phone A56o2
FOR wrinkles and a nabby skin, electrical vi
brstory massage; scalp treatment aud super
huous hair removed The Beauty Shop. room
ALLEN RUG WORKS. successors to George Mat
made from old carpets; send for circulars. 939
Buena Vista ay-. Alameda. Cal.
FRECKLEs tan. pimples or moth spots removed
by using Combs lotion: trv II: 75c per bottle:
mfr, Mrs. Combs Mitchell 1900 Georgia ST.
cor. 46th av, Oakland. Cal. or druggists.
HAIR DOCTOR. KUESTER's remedy" restores
natural shades: no poison. use myself: 10
ounce bottle sent for 81. LOB Tel. av.. Oakland.
NINE. DE SoLANIKA, just arrived; clairvoyant
card reader, healer; readings 25 and SOC: S17
Clay ST near 9Th. Oakland.
FRANKLIN Electric Institute-Elec treatments
and massage. 1851 Whitney bldg. 133 Geary
MRS. G. ROSE. Mgr; hrs. 10 a. N. to 10 p m
MRS HoLSHOUSER, MAGNETIC SPECIALIST.
s5l Pacific bldg: phone Kearny 5e5-
THERMAL electric institute. ETC.; treatments
and massage. MRS. SANDBERG. 1927 Webster.
THOMPSON Electrical Institute. 1894 Post st. !;
hours. 10 a. m. to p. m.
BALM OF FIGS cures all women's complaints
tumors. cancers; samples 1915A Devisadero st.
NINE MAURICE-Msgnetfc treatments, all rubs.
Room 1, 4131s 18th st. Oakland
ELECTRIC vibratory massage; salt glow. MRS.
CORTEZ. 9l5 Van Ness cor. Ellis. suite 203.
for rheumatism. liver trouble, etc. 1912 Scott.
MAGNETIC health baths both sexes NINE L.
JOHNSON. COS 10th ST.. Oakland.
GoLDsTEIN co. theatrical and masquerade cos
tuners: country orders speciality. $50 Market
WELLS facial. scalp magnetic treatment. loe5A
Mission St. room IS.
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PERSONALS

4 II. T.-Staftr whore aud when YOU or your
representative can be seen Come prepared to
close dEai. ADSMU.
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REy. MME- BUSHNELL. formerly gl9 Jones now
209 kearny; TO 5, ex- Sun; tel Douglas 1870
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CLAIRVOYANTS

AAA-AssURED SUCCESS FOR YoU.
HENRY MANSFIELD
HENRY MANSFIELD.
HENRY MANSFIELD.
MEN AND WOMEN IN ALL WALKS OF
LIFE DAILY CONSULT Mr.. MANSFIELD.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16

MARKS BROS. S31 Market street. Two
matehless values in tailored suits and
silk pettlcOatS are announced for
Mondays sale. The suits are in
serges; cheviots. tweeds- and home
spuns and are presented as good
S32.5O values for S25 each. The pet
ticoats are of messaline silk, the
}andsomest eyers.shown at the price.
s3.eS. Numerous other sales in wells,
handbags, jewelry. neckwear. hos
iery and childrens beaver hats con-
clude exceptionally pleasing Monday
offers at this house.
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GOULD. SULLIVAN & CO., 253 Post
street. Inspection is invited of new
and handsome material for ladies'
man tailored suits. All are per-
fectly fitted and reasonably priced.
A fully equipped man tailoring de-
partment now adds to the advantages
of this house.
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ROOS BROS. Market and Stockton
streets. For Monday and Tuesday
only this house provides an unusual
special in man tailored suits Of re-
gal black. All the sizes are shown
in the diagram presented with their
announcement on another page. The
prices are very alluring. considering
the class and character of the suits
offered for misses, women and women
of small stature.
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CHINATOWN GUIDES

LEAVES Spreckels AnDex 707 Market ST. even
ings. al o'clock; seats for ladies in waiting
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ID. n. & e. WALTER & Co.. corner
Stockton and O'FarreH streets. OF
special interest to ladies is the an
nouncement that there will be dem
onstration in the Stockton street
windows of the Caloric fireless cook
er commencing Monday and continu-
ing daily all this week.
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THE OWL DRUG COMPANY. us an

THE OWL OkC1r COMFANf. 40 ana
40 Market street, corner Post street
and Grant avenue, Sixteenth and
Mission streets. Fillmore and Geary
streets. A special invitation is ex-
tended the general public to test the
buying power of these drug stores
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week. The occasion is a list of
cut prices on many popular prep
arations as shown by their adver-
tiSep1ent on another D3 Ce
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INFORMATION WANTED

MRS. r. C. RUIZ. please call me soon as possi-
bic. This is the third time I have tried 10 To-
cate you and il will be fle last. Please let me
know where you are. My address is 1859 Co.
lumbia St. San Diego. Cal ALFRED RUIZ.
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STR RATTON-s, 1856 Geary street. Spe-
cial notice is directed in the an
nouncement of this house to theil
Teddy Jr. buttoned to the neck over
coat at So. This coat is the sensa-
tion of the year in boys clothing
Another distinctive style on sale to-
morrow is a new great coat at So
$3.50 and $40.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16

He has mastered and solved the innumer-
able difficulties which prevent perfect love
He can restore happiness either before or
after marriage. There is perfect solution
Of estrangements. as well as the secret power
one has. or should have. over another for their
best good. Why, therefore, have social dis
appointments or unhappness?
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O'CONNOR. MOFFATT & CO.. Post
street near Kearny. Three special
items in fall tailored suits form the
interesting opening announcement of
this house for the week commencing e
tomorrow. The prices are $50 S35
and $3.50. Other sales announced
are those in the millinery depart
ment. in practical millinery from
$3.50 up. with special offers in neck
wear. dress goods, muslin under
wear. wool underwear, towels and
draperies.
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MATERNITY HOMES

MoOSW0OD maternity home. $50 per week:
resident physician and trained nurse included
800 Moss ave-, Oakland. Telephone Piedmont
1872
s. F. Wonsn's Hospital; Lying-in Home. DR.
LORD. physician in charge, 1191 Oak ST.
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THIS is OUR BUSINESS

THIS is OUR BUSINESS.
SALARY LOANS. $40 TO 500. advanced to
honest employees without security" No In
dorser; publicity, your friends, relatives or
employer will never know.
ALL WE WANT IS YOUR PLAIN NOTE.
GREAT NORTHERN LOAN CO.. 618 Phelan
bldg, 9Th floor. Office open until @ D. M Mon
day and Saturday evenings until s o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-09
FavorIte Poem
CAUGHT IN OWN TRAP.
II. o. Havemeyer, Jr, Arrested by Men
He Set to Watch speedeEs.

New York, Sept. Salary O. Have.
meyer, IT., who lives on the Theodore
Havemeyer estate al Mahwah, n. j..
has been caught in trap he laid for
Others.
Last week be requested Of Judge De.
marest that four Bergen county con-
stables be sent 10 Mahwah to stop auto
speeding along the road which passes
the Hayemeyer estate and which road
was built By the estate several years
ago. II Is a road much used By New
York autoists On the way to and from
Tuxedo
The eonstabies completed their work
Tuesday and returned to Hackensacf.
with the numbers Of 50 autos, These
numbers were given to Justice Bratt
ard Aummonses viii now be issued One
Of them will be for Harrg Hayemeyer
against whom there are three charges Of
speed violations.
Although paying for the services 81
the eonsfables az Mahwah, as well a.
their hotel expeufes. young HaYemeyeI
will b summoned TO court at Iiacken.
sack with the other New York autoists
Hayemeyef owns two high power ma.
chimes and enjoys the distinction Of hav-
ing driven from his home 70 the Snf.
fern depot on the Erie, distance Of
three miles. to three minutes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-09
WILD OVER ROOSEVELT.
His Scathing Denuneiation Of Political
Conditions Pleasing.

Chicago. Sept. standing last night
I'll the presence Of 200 men. nearly all
of them citizens of the state Of Illinois
and the majority of them prominent IN
politics and business life. Theodore
Roosevelt brought bis hearers to Wild
enthusiasm by Ills scathing denuneiation
of tie political conditions in Illinois,
The great banquet hall at the Congress
hotel never witnessed such scene as
followed the close Of Colonel Rooseyelts
address. Tho members Of the Hamilton
club and their guests stood on chairs
and tables. waving handkerehiefs in the
widest manner, while they cneered the
speaker at the top Of their voices.
After his introduction, Colonel R0ose-
Welt said that he was about to talk on
delicate matters, which nevertheless were
meters to be treated only with direct
ness. Following this he took up the
condition III Illinois politics described By
witnesses III the present trial Of Lee
O'Neil Browne for bribery IN connection
with the election Of William Lorimer
To the United States Senate.
aRead tile confession Of those four
members of that Illinois legislature. who
have appeared IN the case,2 declared
Colonel Roosevelt. Read the evidence
obtained by the states attorneys Of two
counties and know that Illinois politics
cannot be cured by ignoring what il
going on"
After ending his speech Colonel Roose.
velt attended reception in another
room of the hotel. AS be left the plat
form, someone started a cheer for joseph
Ct. Cannon. speaker Of the House Of Rep
resentatives. This was kept up until
Mr.. Cannon arose. It had been rnInofad
that in case any reference to him were
made bv Colonel Roosevelt and to which
MIR. Cannon took exception, an answer
| mad been prepared. Colonel Roosevelt
made no reference to that Illinois con
/ aressman-
Colonel Roosevelt and party left at
/ midnight for Cincinnati.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-09
BROUGHT COLOR
TO HER CHEEKS
Tonic Treatment Was What This
Buffalo Woman Needed and
DR.. Williams Pink Pills
Just Fitted Her Case.

TO keep the system in normal condo
ton, the appetite good, the step vigorous,
the brain clear and the muscles strong, q
tonic ID sometimes necessary With the
body thus toned mp and the organs active
there Ii greatly reduced danger from
prevalent diseases since the germs are
overcome and passed off as nature IN
tended they should be.
Whenever the blood becomes thin ana
watery Or impure the whole system sui
fers, energy il lacking, vitality II low
and the victim often has reason 70 feaf
consumption, danger which actually
existed In the following case:
II am glad to recommend DR.. wal
lians' Pink Pills. says Mrs. Roderick
d. Macf.eay, Of No ParkvieW avenue,
Buffalo. N. XII, las they have been
81 wonderful benefit to me. A few years
ago i was completely run down through
oyerwork and worry. My blood was
thin and watery and was very pale.
grew gradually worse for year and was
weak and short of breath, especially
when / walked up stairs, which | could
not do without resting every few steps
could not even walk across the room
without having my heart tiutter.
II wasnnder the doctor care through
out the entire winter. He said | was IN
flt state to run into consumption and
that I needed something to build me up.
was not benefited BY his treatment
and began using DR. Williams Pink
pills after had been sick for six months
noticed right away that the. pills vert
helping me, for my cheeks began to have
some color and my strength returned
| was completely cured after giving tbs
pills thorough trial I will be glad If
| through this statement Of my experience
some other person afflicted as | was i
restored to health By the use Of DR. vii
liams Pink Pills
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are alwayl
the same and are sold only In packages
bearing the well-known trade mark
sDr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale PEG
ple. ? Pills sold in any other package O
Loose, by the dozen or hundred are no
the same, whatever the clerk tells you
The genuine are sold by all druggists o
win Be sent BY mail, postpaid, on receip
Of price, 30 cents per box; SIX boxes 70
| s. so. by the DIR. Williams Medicine Co.
Schenectady, II. I.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-09
FORGED ORDERS.
That One Charge Against Man Arrested
for Smuggling.

Boston. Sept. n.--Joseph Al Jacques of
"a Mechanic street, Worcester, who was
arrested ii that city Wednesday night,
on charge Of defrauding the govern
ment Of customs duties In obtaining
Catholic church Yestments and other ar
ticies. and who was released on $1,000
bail. was held in $4,000 bail By United
States Commissioner Hayes in this city
yesterday
District Attorney French explained 70
Commissioner Hayes that the govern
ment Mad reason to believe that Jaqnes
had obtained large amount Of import
al goods for his own use free Of duty
BIZ presenting orders from priests with
out authority Mr.. French also said
that some Of the orders had been forged
and that where was originally author
ity to take out single yestmenti
,Jaanes had raised ii to II.
The special charge IS that he fraiidu
lently obtained certain articles for the
Church Of The Sacred Heart Of Laconia,
III II. Mr.. French asked aud obtained
al increase III the amount Of hail from
s2 500 fixed By the Worcester bill CONS
missioner. to 5000 suraiiea were fur
nished by Worcester business men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-09
National Learue standlng.
Diamond scintillations

According to reporters, Joe Conner has
left the New Britain club.
Hugh Duffy says that Ed Walsh Is as
good now as at any time in his career IN
spite OF lame arm.
Moey Is Waterbury, leading batsman,
with 4 mark Of 2gl. He has made u
three. baggers and 26 doubles.
The Tri-State league season closed
Wednesday. Altoona won the pcnnant
easily. Lancaster was second, and VII,
Transport. Trenton, Johnstown, Harris
burg. Reading and York finished in the
order named
Reading beat Trenton, % to IS, Tues.
day, In a game whore one team made ~
hits and the other %.
Leach Cross has been matched to box
CIV Smith ia New York September -.
Ralph Pond and MeIiale. both univer-
sitv Of Maine students, who have been
PLAYING with the Brockton New England
league team, plan to return TO college AZ
the close Of the league season this week
Mcfale has two more years N the law
school, while Pond viii finish his electri-
cal course next year,
Pittsfield defeated the strong Ben.
nington team Tuesday by a 10 2 score.
In the Manchester Union, ~Sid" gives
out the following in regard to John /.
TAYLOR. "No better fellow ever mixed
in baseball or any other sport than John
TAYLOR, owner OF the Boston Ameri-
leans. Expense has never stood in the
way of tne best possible for the Boston
team, and many have criticised Air.
TAYLOR for being too liberal with the
men who are PLAYING for him. Imagine
an owner voluntarily inviting his team
Of almost thirty players % different
shows. sometimes boxing and at other
times theatres, regardless Of expense. In
these mercenary days when every one
seems to paddock every dollar they corral
it Is refreshing to see one who values
good service more than coin.
That Tyrus Cobb, out6elder on the
Detroit American team, is IN danger Of
losing his right eye. was the announce
ment made Wednesday bay Manager
Iughe Jennings. According TO Tvs physi-
clan. however. the present inflammation
il Of trifling nature, but the player
has been ordered to take a rest, With
proper care and rest, few days are
expected To remove the trouble. But an
examination Of Cobb's eyes disclosed that
the famous batsman uses but one eve IN
batting His left eve Is near sighted
and il partly closed when he stands az
the plate.
Stanley Ketchel denies the report that
be has parted with his manager, Wilson
Miner. The middleweght champion il
planning TO take d trip % England.
Elbridge T. Gerry, former commodore
Of the New York Yacht club, who has
Just returned from Europe. says that,
III his opinion, the German emperor con
templates challenging for the America
cup.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-09
Col. Roosevelt Refused to Be
Senator's Fellow Guest
HIS HOSTS ARE STARTLED
Would Not Attend Banquet Unless Hi
nois Mans Invitation Was With
drawn--The Invitation to L0n-
mer Withdrawn.

Freeport, H., Sept. 9.-colonel Roose-
Welt refused fatty yesterday to attend
the banquet to be given last night BY
the Hamilton club in Chicago, unless
Senator Lorimer is excluded.
He demanded that telegram to that
effect be sent to the senator. Lorimer
was expected 70 be one Of the guests 70
bc seated 1T the speakers table
A committee Of ~ members OF the
Hamilton club. headed BY former Judge
John II. Batten, came 70 Freeport from
Chicago In a special car yesterday and
met Colonel Roosevelt who IS here "a
attend the county fair.
They came TO make arrangements for
the dinner last night. The COMMITTEES
met him at the fair grounds and the
colonel at once asked whom was 10 at
tend the dinner.
rs Speaker Cannon to be thereiD he
asked.
yes Judge Batten replied.
"How about Senator BorimerN
Senator Lorimer is a member Of The
club. He has accepted an invitation q
the dinner"
eTnen / must decline to &c" said Che
colonel. He added that he would feel
the same about the presence Of Senator
Lorimer as he would feel If members o.
the Illinois legislature, who are involved
In the graft investigation, should b.
present
The members Of the committee told
the colonel that they would 60 back q
Chicago and inform Senator Lorimer o.
bis views.
'sNo, Colonel Roosevelt replied. "Send
him telegram, tell him that ! viii not
attend tho dinner tonight II be Is there.
The committee yielded TO Mr.. Roose'
Welt and recalled The invitation to Lori
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-09

four co-defendants, in connection with
SibIey's nomination as the Republican
candidate for Congress DIT the june pri-
maries. have returned true bills against
each of the defendants All are charged
with conspiracy to bride, debauch and
corrupt voters Of Warren county. Be-
sides MI. SibIey, who Is III at his home
III Fanklin. the defendants are Frank
II. TAYLOR, his private secretary, George
b. Mum, David NJ. Howard and 9. p,
CrandaIl. the last three Of this county,
Of the SIT 500 which Sibley's election
expense account shows, he spent IN War
rem county. Crandall, it Ii charged, re-
eeiyed Sl8,80O, and Inward $4,000 for
expenditures. Money that Mum is 40.
cused Of having used II charged to have
been received through CTandall Secrecy
Ii maintained regarding the testimony
before the grand jury, but It il under
stood that between thirty and forty wit.
nesses were examined.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-09
FREDERICK GERHARD DEAD.
Had Been Prominent In New York So
ciety.

New York. Sept. a-Frederiek Geb-
hard for years one Of the best known
ciubmen III New York, died Yesterday
at Garden City, i. Il. where he had
been staying since last spring, u the
nope ii henafting his health. 4 quar-
tel of century ago, MI Goddard then
one 81 the leaders Of New York society
entertained largely at his city and coun-
trv residences and on his steam yacht
He was assiduons for 4 long time n his
attentions to Lily I.angtry, the actress
ana their engagement was at one time
reported. shortly afterward, IN 1884
his engagement to Miss Lulu Il. Nor
III. 4 young society woman Of that
time. was announced and their marriage
quickly followed. They were divorced
i few years later, Mrs Eehhard after
ward marrying Henry Clews, II Mr
Gebhard, four years ago, married Marie
Wilson. an actress. Mr.. Gerhard wa
about iifty.three years old. His sister
is Mrs. Frederic Nelson Of New York
and Newport. whose daughter married
Reginald Vanderbilt. Mrs. Hollis III
Hunnewell of Wellesley Is . niece q
AIr. Gerhard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-09
D. r. DAVIS SUCCESSFUL

After great deal Of effort and cor
respondenee, D. i. Davis, the popular
druggist, has succeeded in getting the
Dr.. Howard company to make a special
half-price Introductory offer on The reg.
ular fifty cent size of their celebrated
specific for the cure Of constipation and
dyspepsia.
This medicine is a recent discovery
for the cure Of all diseases Of the stom-
aoh and bowels 1t not only gives quick
relief. but it makes permanent cures,
Dr. Howard's specific bus been 50 re-
markedly successful in curing eonstiPa.
ton. dyspepsia and all liver troubles
that D. i. Davis is willing to return
the price paid IN every case where it
does not give relief.
So great is the demand for this specific
that D. + Davis has been able to secure
only limited supply, aud everyone who
is troubled with dyspepsia, constipation
al liver trouble should call upon him AZ
once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-09
WILL LEAVE SPAIN.
Queen Mother Dissatisfied at Dispute
with Vatican.

London. Sept. IA dispatch from
Vienna to the Globe says Cristina, the
Spanish queen mother, Is very much
dissatisfied With the state Of affairs I'M
spain caused BIZ the dispute with the
Vatican II Is said that she intends e
quit Spain and take up her residence
ia Austria.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-09
Rora can Nfake Money

picking up bones and sending them to
Is Ne pay 05 cents per hundred for
almost any thing II The Bone line, t dry.
For clean. dry, boiled butchers Of house
homes we pay as high as S. cents. per
hundred. At these prices NE pay the
freight from nearly all stations on ship
ments Of 200 pounds or more. Ship IN
barrels or cheap saeks.
Carroll S. Page, Hyde Park Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-09
STORM coMING uP eoAsT.
Key West, Fla, Already Feling Its Ef
fects-Heavy Squalls.

Key West, Fla, Sept 9.-Heays
squalls from the northeast accompanied
bv rain and falling barometer early
Yesterday morning, Indicated the APP
proaeh OF the tropical storm. which was
reported BY weather bureau off Porto
Rico Wednesday. 1t is estimated the
storm has travelled two hundred miles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-09
STOLE $4,000 FROM GIRL.
New Yorker from Messina Caught In
Florence with IeweIry.

Florence, Sept 8. Evan Messer, who
calls himself an American, but who i
a native Of Messina, has been arrested
here.
LII his possession were found lewelTy
valued at 81 100000 lire about sl9Sl000lt
and bonds to the same amount, which
we're stolen from his sweetheart in Mes
sina.
aIesser lived most Of his life in New
York. He returned to Italy last year
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-09
LoRIMER LosEs INVITATION.
Hamilton Club of Chicago Cancels Il Be-
cause Of Roosevelt's Objection.

Chicago. Sept, DIN view Of Colonel
Rooseveltis objection 70 the presence Of
Senator Lorimer at the Hamilton club
banquet, the committee recalled the in
vitation to Senator Lofimer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-09

I ever used" writes ono lady regarding
Hoods pills. "They are SO mild, do
their work without gripping and always
bring your habits regular, We use no
other carthartIc," The favorite IN
thousands Of families. Sold by all
druggists. 2G cents.