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The Delta independent., 1911-02-10
HOTCHkISS.
IHotchkiss herald

Mrs. Minerva Lewis has been
quite ill for the past few days but
is getting better.
Mrs. H. H. Blaine returned this
week from a visit with relatives in
Debeque.
Eddie Webb of Rifle is over this
week visiting his mother and the
rest of the family.
Mrs. Fred r. Jones and little
daughter left Tuesday morning for
visit in Denver. They will remain
for a couple of weeks.
G. F. Gibson and wife left We'd
nesday for their home in Chicago
after spending couple OF weeks
visiting Mrs. Gibson's parents, Geo.
H. Duke and wife.
Mrs. S. A. Cowan of Elberta, had
the misfortune to break her leg nea
the hip the latter part of last week.
She sat on the edge of chair and
it turned over with her which
caused the break.
A. l.. Roberts, of Paonia, w. Il.
Steele of Eckert and Geo. G. W1lsoh
of Delta. the county commissioners,
were here the first of the week look
ing after some business matters.
They were accompanied by w. X.
Gale, the bridge builder.
John Doughty and wife and Mrs.
Martha Willoughby, mother of F. ID.
Willoughby, came in last Sunday ev
ing from their trip to California.
Mr.. Doughty said that California was
very nice place to visit but that
he would not care to live there.
Mrs. Barlow burned her hand
severely last Friday morning. She
was taking hot grease out of the
oven of the range where it had be-
gun to blaze and as she stepped out
the door the breeze famed the
flames over her arm, making a very
bad burn.
e. b. Priest and Geo. G.. Harper
came up from Delta Wednesday
evening and went to Crawford where
they are interviewing the people In
regard to the railroad Everything
is in favorable condition and they
feel assured that the road will be
under construction within few
weeks, or as soon as the weather
will permit.
The Delta independent., 1911-02-10
DELTA COUNTY NEWS
Happenings of Interest
In the Different Sections
PAONIA.
IPaonia Booster.l

M. D. Vincent was in Delta Mon
day.
Chas. Morgan was a Delta visitor
Monday.
Inc paby of ]. G. George is re-
ported very sick with pneumonia.
The small child of w. E. Taylor
has been very sick with pneumonia.
T. B. Conine and E. E. Samms
brought a bunch of horses up from
Cedaredge the first of the week.
We learn that Otto Bross was in
hospital in California a short
time ago, caused from getting one
of his feet badly injured.
Efforts are being made by Sen
ator Stephan and Representative
Newton to change the Teller Insti-
tute at Grand Junction into state
agricultural and forestry school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lewis de-
parted for their future home in Los
Angeles, California. Many friends
bade them farewell at the station.
The departure of such an estimable
family is loss to our community.
Mrs. Sarah Cowan of Midway, is
reported as falling and breaking one
of her lower limbs. Mrs. Cowan is
very aged and her many friends
hope that nothing more serious will
result
What is thought to be a great ir-
rigation scheme is now under way
with several Denver capitalists at
the head The project is to include
thousands of acres of land between
Whitewater and Delta. Water to
irrigate this land will come from
Grand mesa.
A farmer near here figures on
buying an eight-foot length of heavy
corrugated culvert pipe, filling it full
of concrete with rod in the center
for an axle and using it for a roll
er. Fine thing to break up the big
Jumps, cheaper than cast iron and
better in every way. Good thing.
Pull it along.
]. A. Bunker closed a deal Tues
day whereby he purchased the resi-
dence property of ]. c. Evans, one
block north of the Friends church.
This is a very desirable property
and Johnny is pleased to get hold
of it. He intends to take posses
sion about the first of April.
The Delta independent., 1911-02-10
South Of Delta.

Jack Trickle has rented the wort
man ranch on California mesa.
E. S. Poe is completing his new
house on his twenty acre ranch
bought on California mesa.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Boyer, California mesa
last week.
d. NJ. Sheldon has completed
building on his California mesa
homestead.
A corps of surveyors employed by
the Uncompahgre & Gunnison val
ley Railroad company completed a
preliminary survey of the proposed
electric line into Olathe the first OF
the week. The initial survey brings
the line into this city from the
south, running down by G. p. Eos
ter's ranch, but this route Is OF
course subject to future altera-
tions. The survey was also made
over California mesa. We can almost
hear the whir of electric cars run
ming into Olathe right now.-Olatht
Criterion.
The Delta independent., 1911-02-10
300 REWARD. 500.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased To
learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all It's stage
and that is Catarrh. Hnlls Cntarrh Cure IL the
only positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being n constitutional dis
ease, requires constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh Cure Ia taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system, thereby destroying the foundation OF the
disease and giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting nature In
in doing its work. The proprietors have so much
faith in It's curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollarn for any case that II fails to
cure. Send for list Of testimonials.
Address; FL. CHENEY 4 co. Toledo, Ohio.
Bold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall . Family Pills for constipation.
The Delta independent., 1911-02-10

al on the Tuesday evening train
and went to Crawford Wednesday
mcrning on the stage. She had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mower, in
Delta.
H. ]. Baird of Delta, was here
Tuesday on business matters. He
is a great booster for Delta county
and thinks that Hotchkiss is one of
the best towns in the county.
Enos Smith and Joe Head were
arrested Saturday and placed under
bonds of $1,000 each for the COM
rlicity in the assault on Marshall
Truesdale Christmas. They Will
have preliminary hearing to-
morrow before Justice Blackwell.
The Delta independent., 1911-02-10
North Fork Times.I

Bert Wallace went to Delta on
business Wednesday.
Harry Wood went to Delta Friday
evening to attend the reception
given by the Odd Fellows and Re
bekahs
The largest real estate deal tn at
has been made on the Western
slope was closed this week by VIM.
Foster of Maher. 1t took $125,O0O
to turn the trick.
Mrs. Dan Mcintyre was an arriv-
The Delta independent., 1911-02-10
CEDAREDGE.
[Cedaredge Champion. ]


A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. B. McMullin, near Coal
by, Saturday evening.
Noble Taft has leased the Hum
phreys ranch west of town Tor the
coming season. He will also farm the
Perkins place.
The stork was visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Pen
nington last Thursday and left
sweet little bunch of humanity in
the shape of baby girl.
B. P. Taft of Tongue Creek, man
aged to get through the mud to
Cedaredge Wednesday. He says
everything is moving along smooth
ly in that part of the country with
nothing of a newsy nature happen
ing.
While in a scuffle at the Y. M. c.
A. rooms last Friday evening, Nor
man Cobbett sustained a severly dis
located elbow. He was given prompt
medical treatment and is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. ]. F. Walsh returned We'd
nesday from Denver where she has
oeen with Mr.. Walsh, who recently
underwent a very delicate opera
ton on his eyes at st. Luke'ss hospi-
tai. Every indication points to an
.ntirely successful operation.
Miss Anna Kitchen arrived last
Saturday evening to attend the fu-
neral of her brother Laverne, which
Nas held the following day. Miss
Kitchen has been attending school
in Chicago, but expects to make her
home here with her father and
| brother.
An alteration took place at the
Gance last Friday evening whicn
| will be aired in Justice Austs court
next Monday morning at 10 CLOCK
Paul Scharpkops has charged NJ. w.
| Peterson with assault and battery
and will be represented by the dis
trict attorney.
DIR. ]. E. Mcconnell of Hcosier
mesa. was a Cedaredge visitor We'd
| heSdey. Inc DoClof iSPo
about thirty acres Of orchard Will be
set out on the mesa this spring. New
roads are being opened up to Del
ia and Eckert which will place this
mesa in closer touch with the OUT
side world. DR.. Mcconnell is very
much interested in the securing OF
a railroad for the valley, as IL VIII
make the raising of potatoes. beets
and other crops more profitable.
Word has been received at Cedar
,dee to the effect that the little BABY
of Mr.. and Mrs Chas. B. Pickete,
formerly of Cedaredge, but now Oh
Warsham, Va, was burned TO dea'h
on Jan. 22nd. Details OF this sao
accident are very meager but the
letter states that an older child had
secured matches and set fire to some
,aners. The fire spread to the baby
clothing, which was almost entirely
oonusmed before the child could be
reached by the mother. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Pickett have the sympathy OF
their Cedaredge friends.
The Delta independent., 1911-02-10
A Land Bargain,

Two miles from Delta. 225 thrifty
apple trees. No waste. Deep red
soil. Two acres of alfalfa. Water
right. Easy to irrigate. Four-room
house. Water in kitchen. Outside
cellar. Perfect title. Well fenced.
Granary. chicken house and stable.
Price $4,000. Terms. No incumber-
ance. 16 acres.-Apply at Indepen-
dent once.
The Delta independent., 1911-02-10

Plenty Of money to loan at reas-
enable rates on good farm lands
within 80 per cent valuation. Welch
G Merrill.
For Sale-Three red thorough
bred, shorthorn bulls. Inquire Of
Hallock Bros. rural route No. l.,
Delta, Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1911-02-10
]. G. Gale and G. F. Fogg, contrac-
tors and builders. Delta. IT
For Sale.

12-horse power auto buggy, Elk
art make. In good running condi-
tion. VIII sell cheap. Meyer Mercan.
tile Company.
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Ghieaeo, I., Is, wtai. -- Bier
perfcuen finb htsr on Dpuueritag In
5olse bon SiBfdlGgsu ssftorbsu uub
msbr ols 20 gerioren tpuroen nuh ben
6ofpitdlsrn gebraht. I'm bier lIbr
RchHittogs ftuue ous 1hermometer
auf 80 Grao. Gs 1T biss bic h0nfte
Eeuperotur, be fsit Der gtnblirunq
hts bteiigen Defterbureaus 20 frab I'M
6onmr sssitrtx4 ,aszn<u ia
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Die Gbtusfen frlIenf6ts.
BEN lernen.


9 drbin, 18. Nlai. Der d5tneTis
t4e Uftniitsr bes unterrifts bat bic
gerfugung erlnfsn, in ben Rittelz unb
Boltsf4ultn obligotorif6en surnuns
tsrrift unb obItgatorif6e 1lebunqeu
I'm eTsr3teren uub S6ieBen etn3ufab-
rem. Die Sfulen foIIen NIT Der notbz
tpeHbigen 3abG bon 5linten leihtersu
5pps perfe5en tperben, in be9u 5unbs
hobung yItIitGriuitrutteure unterpeis
fen ioaen.
Die Bebrreformpcr pcrGaqeu
unter3ei9uet.
8isu, 18. Teai. Der Suifer
Jran3 Sofepb BOT bur5 feline Inter
f9rtft bte8orfdgen IQnttionirt, pelhe
Die Wehrreform unb bic U1ilttGrftrafs
Pro3sbDronung umfaFsn.
2uitmoro.
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Gufregung berri6t in Der GemetnDe
Satoratia>l1tbelp i'm Romttat 3ernps
lin. Sm bepahbdrten 8albe 1T elm
Fiinf3ebn Sabre aItes MGoc5er, mel
Dies ebeH gefirnt mar unb nod ibr
peibes 5irmtleio trug, srtpiirgt uno
nergetualtigt aufgefunbeH mor0eu.
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Der Grkbs In TlsritO 10 gut Dis
berssitsllt.
Mnbsto ipirb fid innsrbal6 bon Al
GtuHosn nah Der 6auptitant
Ulerito beeeben.
Jm SnHern finbsn abr INNER nod
RdHpfs ftatt.

Nus BEN Deutf6en Reid.
Berlin, Is. Roi. Sn aubingbous
fen. Mteisrungsbe3irt Uiiinfier, @efts
pbdIen, IN Elm 5dullebrsr NIT feds
isiner Sdiiier srtrunten, als lie In tis
nem 9iintpsl In timer ebemoIigen Ritss
CRUDE bubeteR, in neffen Usitte fich eiu
!ieies Cod bsfaHb, BON bem lie Hihss
fpubfsH. atine Der fisbeH Dsrionen ncr
I'm Gsanbe gu SbnimmeH.
B0rftsIIungtn an Rtvifo.
Ra6bsm bds ausn6rtlge amt Ifon
ror strei Wo6en BEL Der rleritnniihen
Rtaitruns lDteen Der Gefobr porfteIlig
cfiucrbeE mar, bie 9eutTGen in Guers
nnrdta -unb In onberen Stdbten in
Wleyito brobts, bat Is nun im gelOnbss
rem @0riteuunesn nssen Der geripuns
hung zines Esutfden QarHsns Oscar
slaierfeIci gemaft. Der nieoergsihofs
fen iUnfbs. tDdhrtnb CT feline farm In
Der Q6bt pon 5orrecu pertheibigte.
guf teine Der beibsn 9eFhmerben lit
iOfDtit sIHe antDOrt eingstroffsH.
Gin parIamtntariihss
auriof fu m in Reub.
Der lanbtae pom ReuB iiinaerer
QiHis II. cisler 9aae In cine tritiIhe
Gage gstommen. Bon ben lst,sebn abs
gsrrbnesfn iparen In Der lebttn Gibs
uilg Hur sshH anipeienb, unh an iih
ipdre. bn minbsitens sipei DritteI Der
8sfammibtit ontpefenb ftin miiffen.
Der ennDtaa Daburh befflubunfdtia
gsfDsfeH. Vun nbsr bal Der Qanntaa
Gin Witglitb. bns nnn Der 0erfaiIuno
slDnr Gig unb Etimms Bat, aber erit
barn baDcn Debrduh MAIDEN bnrf,
fDfnn % fiinfunbsponsie Sabre aft iFt.
Rcs IN Der Gbef bes 6auits Reubs
acffrit. prin3 6einrif XXXIN.
Dieitr In inbes nod ldHae nid5t fiiafs
nEbsudnsig Sabre oft unb III srft an
GoHrnbtnb on Der asip3igsr llnipers
iitdt immdtriuliri norben. um yhiip.
iDpbit. Notional0tonornis unb Gjes
iGihif 5u itnbisrtn. Nun taudbte bic
Grage nuf: 3dblt Der prins ais abats
orDnettr NIT cbtr niht2 RAD tiner
ldneertn Tebatte tnti1ieb fit Die
Wlsbrbeit fir bns lsttsre nno srflirte
fomis ben 9nHDi0e fur btfhlubfdbie.
Dieter Befniub snnn infofsrR cine
iptittrnesnbt HtDtutuHg habsn. ais fs
nun oit GcsinlosMograitn, bic iter'
fiinf 4saHbole pfrfiiafn. In btr bnnb
bab<H, init aeidtisleii barA Dbitruss
ton ben Ennbtag s0liig arbeitsunidhia
80 u11Asen 70 Ianos, bis Egins
Turhluud1t belffub in bic HreIhe
fpringsn tdnH.
Iis S6ifDsstriAtspars =
f9Idgs bes prGfibens
ten Gait.
Die dmfrifoniihen Ghisbsaerihis.
norfmIdgt, bic IN bsm entnarfs cut.
tdlttn tinb. ben am Witilrph oerI
1tnotSl SletrtidF anor BEN britif6xn
uHo 6su- -fran31iifmen Nofffnfier In
WaIbsngicn aIs HoIis fir ireiisre llns
tfrndnniuagsir uttsrbr<lifss. iperbsn
bon Der oeutfnen g)rtfIs alIatsutin Be-
iprod,tns 0ds s9erIinsx 9nQeblutt- IT,
cbfr biz tinoige 3eitnna, fptlte bie|
Npftldqt ais fintn mirllih ernjt oss
,ri<irlifu 0trfu1 fiig Bic GinFiibruna
nlIasmtintf &9isbasesid,se aniiett.
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acknowledgement
Qms Der Sunbesbauptaaot

@ufbttgtou, .. g., 18. Mlai-
Die @r6ffnuugsreben fir bic Uttnoria
tat iiber bic Refplutton, oer3ufplge
steu Mertto uno Qrt3onu IN ben Stdaz
tenbuno aufgenommen peroen Ipueu.
puroe am 3ounerftag BON etneur ueuen
MitgIisb Des Sauies, benz Reprdiena
tanten 5rant 9. DilIis BON Sbio, gez
balten- Sie mar tpeniger etne Rebs,
aIs elm polls 3ipet Stuuoeu buusrnbeS
Wortgefeat nit ben psulotratiiheu
Jiibrern.
Rspr. BilIis uutsrftibte bic Rpnftiz
tuition BON Heu Rsrtto, tpie Iie bon
benz grdiioenteu 9aft gutgebeiBeH
Duros. gr mar nit elmer Utenge BON
3onftttutipnsn unp 4puftitutipns =gnts
rpiirfeu perfebeu unb penn turmer elmer
Der 8euotraten auf irgenp cine &pRs
itttatipu 9e3ug nubm uuo ein neuer
8orihlas gemaht purbe, mar sr ipa
fort nit Der 8emsrfung bel Der 5auo:
sd babe lie gsrdbe bier ppr mir lier
gen. uno bic RspubIitduer tlatfhteH
8eifaa uno IahteH..
Repr. 6amiltDu, gihigdu. trat
ebeHfaas fir bic fofortiqe Rattfisirung
Der RpRftitution DON Reu Ulerito ein.
Die republitaniI1eH Reouer Dernammz
Ten ben Sheil Der aoHititutipu BON
4riSona, in benz bic AbieBuuq Der
Rihter mDgIid 9sutaht ptrb, uHo iie
befiirpprteten ben plau, ouB bic 9s-
tpobnsr oon 4ri3ona nod einmaf iiber
bieieH Sbetl abitimmsu IoIIeH. Sir bic
GpHTtitution BON Reu Rerito traten fis
beoinsuugslos ein.
Rspr. RabH bon gaIifprnieu 'aqte,
puB Wafbington, 2tncolu, SeFferfon.
Raoifon uno RDoiepelt pIeosr abaes
Iegt tporoeu pdren, ipenn bic Souftitus
tiou Der Der. Staaten oies erluubt
bate.
Die asTplution pirb big sum
8tenftag bsm 5aus pprltegeu. Die
Debate tptro an bieiem Tag Elm Gnbe
srreiden.
qrdftotut 5atlieres ees
. ebrt.
Tem 9rdfioeuten SSaIIierss BON
ssranirsia ift basGrentreus oesqmes
rttanii6eu Srbens Dom Gbrsutreua
uerlieheu tpurosn. 9rdiioent sgaIIierss
iuuroe, 3ufammen nit benz 9rGfioentet
Der Der. Staatsn, benz beutfdeH Gais
Ter, benz a0Hig bon StoIisn uub 4nz
oretp Carnegie gum Gbrenmitglieb bes
Srbens ertpdbtt.
Die 1trettorsn perliehen audi in els
nem am Donnsritas in bisiiser Stant
abgehaItsnen @erfammlruq bas Gbrena
treus Dem 2sutHunt lrisbrih pcu
4benorotb bon Der beutfaen SSlptte.
Dds Rreu5 tpirb einral I'm Sabre fir
trgeno cine berptF6e SnubIung BEL Der
Rsttung bon MenfhenIebeH perliehen.
2eutnant bon 4benorcth bate I'M
6afen bon Retp Orleans oas Qeber Els
nes Rooetteu bon benz beutfheu Shuls
f6iff ~Stein~ gsrettst.
5rauSaft nisber tn 90 8.
tnaton.
iSrau Soft, bic Satin bes grdiibsns
ten. Die am Samitag in Qep gort
8temlih fc1Rer ertrantts, traf am
Donnerfids Ruhruittdg I'm DeibeH
5aufe elm. Der prdiibsnt bOIts fte am
8ahnbcf a5. Jrau 9aft belt pts Rsffe
sut aus uno mar frpb, uisosr I'M
WefBen 5aus gu fein.
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0NetterberitI)t.

giir Ohio: Gh5nes unb anhols
fenb iparmts Westsr am Jreitds. gnl
6amftag unbeitinin.tss Mstter, fDnhrs
fdtinIi6 NIT Geipitierregsn, unb tiibs
Ier. Siiblidx MinDt.
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aaberss iiber bic aaIiD.r.iHbaruns.
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MuslanO 'Selegrapb.
Gus Dem 0eulldea Reid.
Die Semtide greiIe beiadftisi
iid aIlsemeia NIT ben anne.
ritaaiideH Sdieosse-
rihtsporidldsen
Mber nmr bas 0eriiaer 1aseblatf
ainsrnf iie sraft.

9om prsuBif9en aonbtas in sDeitsr
aefuns dnsenommen.
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a6His aeupOIb H. Siptitts seitamsHt.
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Jran Soft, bic Satin bes gr6iibsns
ten. Die am Samitag in Rep Dprt
stemlih i4Per ertrantts, traF ON
DcnHerftds Ru6rittag I'm BeibsH
5auie elm. Der grdiibsnt botte fie am
9ubnbof ab. grau 9aft belt be Rstfe
gut aus uno mar frpb, tpisosr I'M
Wetben 5aus All feiu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-08
Useful Gifts for the Baby.
$1,000 each.-

%1 PPAREL requisites that
IMI will keep the. baby snug
Nv and warm, made in the
daintiest and most at
tractive styles we have ever
shown. Charming little Caps,
Leggins, Sweaters, Mittens, etc,
many of them made entirely by
hand, and this season they show
quite the daintiest colorings imag-
Unable.
Hand-knit Atwood Caps. white. or
white with pink and blue trimmings,
finished with tassel.
$I.oo each.
Mittens, of all-wool. cotton-and- wool
and pure silk, some with thumb; others
without.
CSC to $1.5o each.
drawstrings, with or without feet.
$I.oo to $2.75 each.
All-wool Dark Red Sweaters. in coat
style, with close-fitting cuffs and some
with belt.
$1.75 to $3.75 each.
Atwood Sweaters, in white or white
with pink and blue trimmings: unusually
well made; some button straight down
front, others from the shoulder.
S2.oo'to $3.75 each.
Third floor. F st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-08
WOULD ABOLISH AGENCIES.
Representative Post Wants All Pen
Sims Paid From Here

Representative Post Of Ohio today in
troduced bill proposing to abolish all
Of the eighteen pension agencies out
side Of Washington and to pay all of the
pensions throughout the country from
the bureau here The expenses of the
outside agencies. he says. now amount to
several millions a year and economies
could be effected by abolishing all of
them.
Former Representative Tawney of Min
nesota tried for several years while chair
man of the House appropriation commit
tee to abolish the agencies and the House
was with him. But the opposition of the
Senate was always sufficient to block the
contemplated legislation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-08
Tells COnSumytiVeS How
HE Got We'll

tuberculosis is said to be durable by simply
living in the open air aud taking an abundance
of fresh eggs and milk. Undoubtedly some per-
sons are benefited in this way. but the appro-
pirate remedy for consumption is Eckmans Al
terative. Do all you possibly TO add I"
strength and increase weight eat wholesome.
nourishing food and breathe the cleancst and
purest air. then to the sensible things of right
living add the tonic and curative effects of Eek
mans Alternative. Read what il did in this
case:
900 West Street. Wilmington. Del.
Gentlemen: In January. 1905, I taken
with hemorrhages Of the lungs. My physician.
one of the leading practitioners. said that it was
lung trouble. l took eggs and milk in quanti-
ties, but got very weak. and l kept on work
ing in the store. The doctors said I would not
gain in weight long stayed in the store.
but L kept working and prayed each day
that might get we'll. l believe my prayers
were answered. for Mr.. C. A. Lippincott.
employer Uippincott & Co. department store,
306 to 314 Market street Wilmington. Dell.
had learned Of a remedy called Eckman's Alters-
tive that had done great good. and upon his
recommendation I began taking it once. This
WIS about June. 1905 continued faithfully
using no other remedy, and finally noticed the
clearing OF the lungs, which appeared to he
old chunks OF blood coming up. I now have
trouble with my lungs. ] firmly believe Eek
mans Alternative saved my life 1 sent my spit
tie later TO the state board of health to be
amined for tuberculosis bacrfi. and none
found.
My mother died from consumption when I
was about two years old.
II make this statement so that Others NAV
learn OF the wonderful merits of Eckman's
Alternative. regard my recovery as being
mira culOus.
'Sgned affidav vita JAS SOTfRES
Eckman's Alternative is effective in bronchitis,
Asthma. Hay Fever. Throat and Lung Troubles
and in upbuildfng the system. Does contain
p0isons. Opiates habit forming drugs For
sale by O'Donnells drug stores and other lead
ing druggists. Ask for booklet OF cured eases
and write to Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia
Pa. for addif innal nyidnncp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-08
House Snippers-A De-
sirable Present for
Boys and Girls.

&1l SSORTMENTS are at the
lMl height Of readiness, and
XIV Gift Slippers for Boys
and Girls are becoming
more popular than ever before.
No finer qualities or greater va
riety Of styles are to be found
anywhere, and the daintiest
shades and effects are all repre-
scented. They are especially at
tractive in price.
BOYS and Youths Oxford Gray
Felt Slippers and Romeos.
$1.5o the pair.
BOYS and Youths Tan Kidskin
House Slippers.
$I.5o the pair.
Misses and Children's Red Felt
Comfy" Moccasins.
75c and $I.oo pair.
Misses and Childrcn's Fur
trimmed Red Felt Juliettes.
$I.oo and SIPS pair.
Misses and Children's Elkskin
Indian Moccasins, with attractive
burnt designs OH toes.
SIPS the pair.
Third floor, Tenth st. ....--.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-08
c. E. Alden in Important Office.

Charles +. Alden of Indiana has been
appointed confidential clerk to the assist
ant secretary of state. He was educated
in the public and high schools of Indiana,
and has for many years been employed
in Washington. From 1902 to 1909 he was
clerk of the Senate committee on Pacific
Islands and Porto Rico; 1909 to 1911. as
sistant clerk and clerk of the Senate CON-
mittee on finance; since May. 1911. he has
been clerk -in-charge" of the national
monetary commission. He was secretary
to Senator j. b. Foraker. 19G2-1sU9, and
to Senator Nelson w. Aldrich, l910-1911.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-08
Sterling Silver
Toilet Articles.

A gift of sterling silver is re-
membrance that no one can mis-
take-it is a gift that Immediately
discloses the high esteem in
which you hold the person to
whom you are making the presen-
tation.
Especially desirable pieces i'll
Sterling Silver Toilet Articles are
shown, and the patterns are un-
usually rich and beautiful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-08
Recovery of Judge Frankfurter.

Judge Felix Frankfurter. law officer of
the bureau of insular affairs. War De-
partment has recovered from a severe
attack of tonsilitis. for which he under
went an operation at the Episcopal Eye,
Ear and Throat Hospital. and has re-
sumed his duties at the War Department.