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The Detroit times., 1911-11-16

bu; they have everything else from
boils 10 BrIght's disease, and the uni
yersal symptom is a cough.
My first two months in III Paso
were physically profitable because /
WIS carrying out, after "A fashion, the
regime that modern science has
taught us is necessary in the curing
OF tuberculosis The days were spent
in the open air. loafing and walking,
"A little, while the nights were spent
on an outdoor sleeping porch
Al the end OF this time | went 10
work on the staff of the FL Paso Her
aid upon the advice OF a physician
VINO said il would take my mind off
fav troubles. The strength which
had been stored up i'm those two
months Of rest was sufficient TO car.
r. me for several months without any
apparent ill-effects During this period
spent my sleeping hours on an out
door porch. For a time ! arose early
and took long walks. but found that
this only added to the sensation of
WEAKNESS which began TO assail me
after | had been working a few
months.
In quick sequence. then. the other
symptoms of disease activity began
0 appear and by middle spring | was
frrCed to lay aside my work. Again
broken In health went TO ranch
some miles from FL Paso.
A month Of rest and idleness in
augurated a new era OF good feel
my, which might have continued but
for the coming of hot weather with
"A heat which can only be appreciate
by those who have summer
Texas. As a Tesuii, complete diges-
tive upset which would. am sure.
lave satisfied my former landlady Is
suspicious about the stomach
trouble" story. Again my doctor ad.
yised me This tine he suggested
that go back TO Wisconsin. where
1t is cocier'-but | suspect that he
advised me thus that | might enjoy
the congeniality OF the company in a
Pullman rather than the depressing
association of trunks in baggage
car.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16
ENDS DYSPEPSIA
IN FEW MINUTES
Gas, Heartburn, Sourness. indigestion
and All Stomach Misery Cured
With Diapepsin.

There would not be case OF ind.
Sestion here y readers who are sub.
ieCt TO Stomach trouble knew the ire
mendOus anti.ferment and digestive
virtue contained Ia Diapepsin This
harmless preparation will digest "a
heavy meal without the slightest fuss
or discomfort. and relieve the sourest
acid stomach in FIVE minutes. besides
overcoming all foul, Nauseous odorg
from the breath
Ask your pharmacist TO show you
the formula. plainly printed on each
5J-cent case OF Pape's Diapepsin. then
YOU will readily understand why this
promptly cures Indigestion and re
moves such symptoms as Heartburn.
feeling ike lump OF lead in the
stomach. BelChing OF Gas and Eructa.
tions OF undigested food. water brash.
NausCau, HeadaCrC, r1rrrUusTrSs- and
many other bad symptoms. and. be
sides Won will not need laxatiyes TO
keen your, stomach. liver and intes-
tines clean and Trash
II your Stomach Is sour and full OF
gas. or vour food doesn't digest and
your meals don't seem TO fit, why not
get 50-cent case from your druggist
and make IRE worth ii+ins Abselate
relief from Stomach misery and per.
feet digestion OF anything YOU eat Us
sure 20 follow FIVE minutes after. and
besides. one 5O-cent case is sufficient
20 cure a whole family Of such
trouble.
Surely. harmless.A- inexpensive
preparation like Papes Diapepsin.
which will always. either at daytime
or during night. relieve your stomach
misery and digest your meals. is about
as handy and valuable thing as you
could have In the house.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16
ADVANTAGES OF OPEN AIR
SCHOOLS ARE SET FORTH
Head of Mccormick Memorial
Foundation Talks To Detroit
Enthusiasts.

A meeting in furtherance of the
movement 10 establish open-air
schools for tubercular children in De-
house. Tuesday afternoon, and was
attended by about 200 people. The
principal speaker was sherman G.
Kingsley, formerly superintendent OF
the Chicago Associated Charities and
now in charge of the Elizabeth Nc
Cormick Memorial Foundation, the
object of which is the establishment
OF fresh-air schools He showed Il
number of views OF open-air schools
in Chicago.
Ventilation in the schools is a seri-
Que problem. he said, and in this con
nection he declared that the teachers
are dominated by the janitors, who
seem TO be opposed 10 fresh air. Mrs.
Ella Flagg Young. Chicago's energetic
superintendent Of schools. has hurled
defiance at the janitors. however, and
she insists tf1ut windows in school
rooms be opened at least three times
day.
Frank b. Leland opened the meet
ing with references 10 the progress of
latest development OF which is the
Cpen-air school. Plans for the first
school of this character here had pro-
dressed so far that il would be in
operation in "A comparatively short
time, he declared Mr. Leland has
offered 10 build and equip such a
school as soon as a site Is provided.
vided
There is a possibility that part
OF the ground owned by the city in
the rear Of Grace hospital may be
used for this purpose J. l.. Hudson
sent communication TO the COUNCIL.
Tuesday night, suggesting this and
the matter was referred to the com
Iittee on ways and means. Another
letter 10 the same effect, signed by
Charlotte NJ Day and Clara b. Arthur.
president and secretary, respectively
Of the Detroit Society for the Study
and Prevention OF tuberculosis, was
sent to the council.
Tuesday afternoon. the trustees OF
Grace hospital appeared before the
WAYS and means committee of the
council and offered $4,000 for a strip
OF the city's land Immediately adj
loning the hospital There would
still be land enough left 10 permit OF
the erection Of the open air school
which as planned, will be a portable
structure. If the committee is salts
fed that the price offered il a fair one
LA will probably recommend the &C.
eeptance OF the hospitals offer.
Supt. OF Schools Martindale attend.
Cd the meeting in the opera house and
gave Mr. Leland's proposed school his
hearty Endorsement
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16

and played SNOWFALL Imagine that,
down here under the tropic sun
saw immense quantities OF meat,
men with big saws cutting II up. and
large machines that turn out tons OF
hamburger steak
Sixty-hve thousand people must eat
a lot
u Went from there TO Uncle Sans
bakery. Dozens OF men, all dressed
in white were at work They bake
1900 loaves of bread every day, be
sides 5000 rolls and 1000 pounds of
cake.
Then there's the place where they
make 400 gallons Of ice cream every
day.
And the ice plant that makes 80
tons daily
And the coffee roasting place where
they roast 1000 pounds daily.
And Uncle Sans laundry that
turns out 1900 shirts. collars and
other things every "a hours
got up early the next morning and
saw the daily supply train of 81 cars
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16
REARRESTED ON TAR
AND FEATHER CHARGE

LINCOLN. Kan. Nov L. Rearrest.
ed on new charges OF assault and bat
E-GlaLk---IaInes -EiizNaler
and Watson Scranton. alleged TO have
been the leaders Of the party which
attacked Miss Mary Chamberlain and
tarred and feathered her on the night
OF Aug s. will be arraigned i'm court
here tomorrow
The trial had been set for yester-
day but the information against the
men Was -auashed az the request OF
fite defence and the men were i'm,
.nediately rearrested on slightly diff
Terent charge.
Counts Attorney Matchmaker did
not interpose any objection 10 the
quashing OF the case yesterday, there
being clause IN the information
which the state desired stricken ont,
and the difficulty was best met by al.
lowing the entire charge 10 be quash.
ed and the men rearrested
Job Prtntlng Done HIght. Times
Printing Co. is John R-st
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16


Hunting boarding house-usually
classified ads--is real adventure to
he newly arrived Consumptiye.
Al the first house where ventured
an admission of tuberculosis brought
the door in my face, while a voice,
altering through the key-hole, added
insult TO injury with the information
"we don't take lungers' here"
Other attempts brought additional
refusals. and ended my days search
with new sympathy and insight in
TO the 10; of the leper outcast
II occurred TO me to forestall en-
barrassing answers by anticipating
embarrassing questions, so at the first
place next morning, | asked Have
-~ou-eSef-+ra4- siaI44.4tlras-aa-
cupy,ng this ROOM Unfortunate
question. truly. for IL turned a docile.
motherly appearing woman INTO a
raging termagant ] retired I'm con-
fusion and concluded that my troubles
we're due more to ailment than to sys-
tenn. Nothing TO do then, but 70
change the ailment. which | proceed
ed 10 do, abandoning my allegiance
TO tuberculosis aud deciding upon
stomach trouble.
ffhe plan worked Hike ehaFtf. and
J was soon installed in newly open
ed establishment, with a beautiful
view"
Some days later, however. my land
lady, cornered me and informed me
hat J had lied" to her and did have
tuberculosis-bHt she said IL with a
smile.
They do not have tuberculosis.
those sick folk OF the southwest. for
tuberculosis" is forbidden word
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16
Sales Slips From the Following
Stores Are Good for Votes
DRUGS.


Arndt Bros iaS Grafton ave
Herman + Becker, AT2 Gratiot Ave.
r. t. Bodimer ISL clay Ave.
DuncOmbe Pharmacy. 29t6 Noodward
Ave
\ o. Filler. 1889 Jefferson Ave
+. s. Geppert 1900 Grand River Ave.
Geo a. AIahlmeister. 1865 Gratiot ave.
Morris Drug store 80 Grand River
AXo
VT Elliott Pharmacy 7 TO- Grattct Ave.
r.. \. schwartz 1855 Jefferson Ave.
Edward Young 76l Oakland Ave
Eastmans Drug store 1891 Noodward
John A Over. lqfc "~e''ef N"t
serull & Travis. 99S Woodward Ave.
Greethal pharf11c - p.auot 49,. q
ShoEs.
WIN Eyre 4 Son. 132 Grand River Ave.
/ T.. HERMANN ffee4n4- Axe.
Geo IfeWstonc. $50 CTay Ave.
Carl kreiger. NHT Grafton Ave.
VIM * KreiRer 1892 Gratiut Ave.
MarThFrsou = Murnz b92 Gratiot Ave.
rios ScheIck. 1915 Gratiot Ave
I ~ Rockwell 50t5 Woodward Ave.
JEWELLERS.
Otto simon. So Grafton Ave.
Alva Hurn Jewelry Co. $50 Grand
River Ave
CATHOLIC CHURCH GOODS.
KrteR Bros lS5 Gratiot Ave.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16

ANA, TOO, Where
the pickaninnies
run around in their
little altogethers.
Why these shiv-
ers? Cause enough,
goodness knows.
I've just come out
of Uncle Sans
cold storage plant
where all the tenn.
perature is minus.
It's as big as II is
cold and holds the
stock OF meats and
other perishable
supplies on which
our Uncle draws to
feed $1,000 people
daily. | arrived in
the thinnest waist,
but they gave me
a thick cardigan
jacket TO wear.
ninna Waa ca tbioE
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16

Tom, what is reciprocity
Its this way, Mabel. give you
hug and you give me a kiss That's
reciprocity VIII you do it,"
Il fear il might lead TO annexation,
and ] don't know that ! am prepared
for that. Washington Star.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16

LOUKENCO MARQUES. Portuguese
East Africa, Nov. 1.-THE ri Rev a.
J. Douglas bishop OF Nyasaiand, WAS
thot 90 death by a Portuguese army
officer at Lake Nyasa, according to
messages received here today The
British resident at Kayaota has started
an investigation
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16
Proved It..

She And you say that you have
always avoided blaming me? I'd like
TO have you mention one instance"
He-"With pleasure I remember.
right after we were married, | ate a
pie you baked. and when the doctor
came ! told him il was clans -
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16

OF 1908 | became
oppressed by a per-
sistent languor.
Work which had
been a delight be-
came a pull; an
insignificant cold.
persisted and be-
came significant.
In early summer
| began 10 expert
ence a feeling of
exhaustion before
the day was half
over. IN | & h I
sweats' developed.
And shortly a ply
stefan returned a
verdict of "tuber-
culosis" and sent
enced me 10 exile
in the southwest.
| went to Ell
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16
DRY GOODS.


T. J. Henderson, Ola Grand River Ave
a Keiden coo Gratiot Ave.
Frank Rolf lt5l-1l53 Grauot Ave.
WIN SicGeI. 1870 Gratiot Ave.
louis Knapp, 1859 Jefferson Ave.
1ungerford 4 Caughey, 1914 Grafton
Ave
samuel 4 Hook. I479-1lsa Woodward
Ave
The Tdeai, 1876 -t3rTtiet Ne--
GENTS FURNISHINGS
Rrgncr q Graef. eco Gratiot Ave
Rerner a Gracf. 1914 Cratiot Ave
g. q Fischer 1875 West Fort st
Frank Rolf 1851 -l133 Grauot Ave
Oesterle & Homer az Gratiot Ave.
FURNITURE STORES.
Hoctger & Martz, 52t Gratiot Ave.
CANDY SToaES.
Hammelef Candy co. 93S Grand River
Ave.
HARDWARE
LoLys & W1ckey. $40 Grand River Ave.
Tyre Hardware Co. 4G3 Grand River
Ave.
w A. SclTmitz. 1904 Russell 81
MEAT MARKETS.
G.. w. Spoehr, 1920 West Fort St
Detroit Market 60, 3S5 clay Ave.
Wm Gacdcke. 2l3G Jefferson Ave.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16
HOW TO WIN PRIZES

labels which GOOD for votes
SFcoND Locke he getting sales
slips who
THIRD these sales
them always buy labeled products
FOURTH pledge help before they have promised
Be Early Bird and Husting Now.
q Will explain the con
al ms you TO
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16
CHICAGO CONTINUES
FIGHT FOR CHEAP GAS

CHICAGO. Nov. IA big legal
battle, wherein the federal and state
courts may clash, was lorecasted
here today when the city attorneys
prepared to continue their light for
cheaper gas. after the defeat by an
injunction issued by Federal Judge
G. e.. kohls1at yesterday.
The superior court had ruled out
"a demurrer by the Peoples Gas Light
and Coke Co, which was filed To Stop
enforcement Of the mandatory in
Junction of the city requiring that
gas be furnished for 30 cents. when
attorneys for the gas company So
cured from the federal court another
injunction enjoiriing the iity from
enforcirg their 70-cent gas plan
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16
PRODUCTS OF NATIONAL REPUTATION GOOD FOR VOTES

Votes
jeli-O, The Dainty Dessert. save
iront OF carton. ..-... ... ,.+....... 100
i\nro Corn syrup, save red label I5o
k"ro Corn syrup, save blue label. 100
kinEsford Corn starch. save front
ArGo Gloss starch, save entire carr
Minute Tnpioen. save entire ear
ton Observation-Disclosures. 100
Dunnam's Original Coconnut, save
front Of carton. -,... ......... iOO
h"nkei's Chocolate. save wrap
peEs ...-..s.s-... ..........-. 200, toe
itunhsi's Pure Cocoa. save wrap
pers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100 Co 5OO
RnnAel's Dairy MIX Chocolate.
save wrapper ..........4...... %
RnnkeI's Almond MIX Chocolate,
save wrapper ..... ........,...., "a
'I'unet Baking Powder .ave H. 49,,
Morton's Free Running salt, save
PORT Huron Triangle salt, save cou-
weich's Maple syrup. save label
$50. 500, 1000
b"ur's san Mario Coffee, save
wrappers ....... ............. BOG
Icur's Pilot Coffee. save wrappers 2sO
Hours Conqueror. steel cut, save
Bour's Royal Garden Conee. save
wrapper ........ ................ 3SC
hours Old Master Conee, save
wrapper ......... .............. tOC
ncur's Royal Garden Ten. save
rarssa's Household Ammonia, save
label NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100 10 25C
Franco American Food Products,
snye labels Observation-Disclosures. 100 90 5OO
Uncle sans Macaroni, Spaghetti.
Egg Noodles, save entire car
ton. ......... ............ 80 and tOt
Aristos Flour, save sack $50 10 G5OO
RiNhS shoe Polish, save carton,
so 90 100
Red Hen MoInsses, save label. ...... 100
Ginger Cake MOlnsses. save label. 15u
Flash Cleaner, save top Of can 49,. I0O
SaEinn, TIP Match, save coupon "a
King Match, save front Of ear
ton Observation-Disclosures. 81
UncIr Jerry Pancake Flour, save
frpnt of carton s......,..... IOu
Dutch Tea Rusk. save wrapper I00
W risiey's Oliyiio Toilet soap, save
wrapper ....... .-...t..+......... zoe
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16

tThe following story OF the actual
experiences OF former newspaper man
In his hight against consumption was
secured for The Times through the
courtesy OF the National Association
for the study and Prevention Of Tuber-
culosis. MT Ross Is the author of a
book entitled MY Personal Experiences
with tuberculosis, published by the
Writer'S Press OF Milwaukee. and sold
for 80 cents postpaid, The National
Association recommends Mr.. Ross
book as helpful TO every patient who is
engaged in lighting consumption
Fditor.l
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16

CHRISTOBAL. Canal Zone
Tuesday-Brrrrr I'm almost froz
IN. And right down here In Pan
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16

Votes
Hemingway Surprising Brand Cam
ned Goods, save wrapper. 1880. f5o
hemingway Alpine brand Canned
Goods, save wrappers. ....... 15o
Hemingway Auburn Brand Canned
Goods, save wrappers. ......... $50
b."L,s Poienta Rolled Oats. save
De"k's Polenta Rolled Oats, save
Bcci,'s stone Ground Oatmeal, save
I"war Creamery butter, saye wrap
QnerR Anne soap, save wrapper. 30
Queen Anne Washing Powder. or
scOurer, save heads .....s.... 100
HuckeNe Evapornted MIX, save
wrapper. ................ 80 and loo
sphinx Brand spices, save carton. 100
sphinA Br"nd Extracts. save carr
Lee a Cndy'- Powdered Sugar, save
Columbia Brnnd Currants. save
trent carton. ......,... ....,i4.... 100
White LILY brand Asparagus, save
Pansy brand Raisins, save carton
irohts .---.-,.. ..s-. ..sf $50. NV
k~I-i-cin Gum. save outside wrap
True Blue and Evcrybods's Gas
Mantle, save carton 100 Ga $50
Hen udoin's Mustard, Catsup, Biuing
and fiorscradish. save labels 100
per '....'...'.. 80. ros
Usn.un's SaIted Peanuts and But
t"rscofch, save carton ......... 30
Ia iH0ra Cigars. save hands 80 and 100
Mail i"ueh TobaceO. save front Of
prcknge 1880, .'...... 30
San Toy Toilet Water. save ear
ton ...............>~. 80 to 1000
70 '''''"''.'''.. ..'..'''.....'. 1000
spn TOY TaIcun. save box I5O
Soap-n- side. save coupon 100 tO 2Sv
Grand Laundry, save laundry slips.
Ola customers one yete for eaeh
cent new customers 10 votes Tor
each cent.
,. Calvert a. SON, Coal a CoiSes save
drivers delivery slip. ola customers
SOO votes per tons new customers
Sgu0 per ton ON domestic coal only
rovur's NIIk. New customers ON Pur-
chase OF g. worth OF tickets shows
by receipt stnmped; new -eastomer-
5000 votes.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16

Oklahoma has more mules than aluy
state IN the Union except Missouri "
has more than Ohio. Pcnnay lvania New
York and Illinois combined and more
horses than Kentucky has horses and
cattle combined.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16

jacket to wear. The frost on the
pipes was so thick we scraped it on
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16
BY WILL NJ. ROSS.

] never was par
ticularly robust.
Late in the spring
The Detroit times., 1911-11-16

Job Printing Done HIght. Times
Printing CO., IS John R-st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-28
ARREST made.
OF Franklin on a Charge of
Attempting to Brlbe a
Venireman.

LOS ANGELES, calf, Nov. IS
s. L.. Brown, chef of the depart
ment of investigation of the districi
attorneys Office, today arrested Bert
.Franlelin, former United States
marshall, alleging that he attempted
to brfbe a prospective Juror in the
McSamara case. Brown charges
that he caught Fran3zitn attempting
10 pass $4,000 to G.. ". Loekwood'
summoned on the twelfth venirer
and that the money is now IN his
possession.
Esockwood and man named CAP
WHITE was also arrested.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-28
LITERARY
Program with Debate to Be
Rendsred at Grasselli
School Ftouse.

The following literary program
will be rendered at 1880 O'Clock
wednesday evening at the Grassehi
school house: :.
Song es1bater, Ny God to Thee
Scripture fFeading.
Reading Mary Ash
RecitationlBurr Wilson.
Debate. RESOLVED. That the
Material Development OF West Vir-
ginIa Us in Advance OF It's Educa-
.tional progress. To affirm, Mr..
Bond and L. B. Barnett; to deny
Junius K. Musser and Willie HATH
spuet-LOtsy and george push
kosh.
Reading Bertha Wolfe
tRecitation-AI Mildred Ayres
song-Third grade.
Neutrality-suspicious. Crosse.
Paper-Mrs. A. P. Saurborne:
Essay-Miss Leona Kester.
Song singing, Singing"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-28
REMEDY ALSO
WASHES .P!NlPLES away

40 remedy that we have ever SOLD
for Eczema. Psoriasis and all othst
diseases. of.-tho skin has given more
thorough satisfaction than the d. p
ID. Prescription Tor Eczema. K
A csc trial bottle can be secured al
ouce.,
: Our patrons find that D. D. d. nql
only gives instant relief 10 the itch.
ing. burning skin. quickly driving oui
all the disease germs, but i; is also tht
most delightful wash for the complex.
ion they ever used Absolutely harm.
less and pleasant to use. D. d. D
cIeanses the kin OF all minor impur'
lilies, such ms rashes and pimples. ovei
night. aud leaves the skin clear and
smooth as that of child.
1t is now generally known thai
there is nothing that can equal d. D
d. as a household remedy for all skin
troubles. no matter what they are.
We. ourselves, are so fully con-
WINGED OF the. merits OF this wonderful
remedy that we will charge you moth;
ing If the nrst fuH size bottle OF D. D
ID. does not make good every claim
Better drop In and talk ttsover witi
as ANYHOW,
WeFis & Haymalser Co, West Main
street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-28

i ID -
,IslIn K Monroe, Of E&4ngN7Qod'
- =, visitor in the city.
Mrs. ~. =. Leach, Of Ellrnsy ille'
ngs "a ne Sity.
c Barrett. Of Grafton, y
here on a business visit.
lIeeean. Of Grafton, 9
guest at the waldo hotel.
Ilane .AIexander IS . business We.
ftor here from Parketsbur
I. george W. Stephan, q wheeling,
Is here onfd business mission
RyIfe irwin. OF ing. is
tT, ran 4 cfing as r3iness Ia the city.
orr1sn .R sandoIph, Of BuFnsyille,
vEasaa city visftor MONDAY night
James Deem went TO saIesnsto At
tend 10 business matters Il1esday-
aIfram burnside was here Tues
day from wolf Summit on busii1se
Miss Christine Rogers, Of Missts-
ssippi. 10 a guest Of aGFa. J " VII VII
liams.
John s. Walker. Jr,. Of Hunting
ton, is here looking after business
affairs
81 SG9V&aGa.
TUESDAY nothing to look after otisl-
ness fnterestb: s.
Mr.. aud, Mrs. d. c. Thurmond' OF
webster Springs. are visiting frtenos
and relatives IN. the city.
Mrs. win; Paden, OF Greenville'
pa. is guest OF Mrs. John Rum
baugh4 OF South Chestnut street.
rr;: "A. Smith went to Charleston
Tuesday morning to spend seyefai
5avs visiting friends and relatives.
frank IgsDonohue returned IRON
baltimore TUESDAY morning where
q looked after business matters
Mr.. and MRS. George G. Lewis, Oh
Ptttsburg, who were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Moore jackson returned
home this afternoon.
Mrs: James Grantham, who spent
several days at the bedside Of James
n. whtte, relative. returned to neF
nome Monday night, at Charles Town
Mr.. White having improved IN con-
ditfon very much.
Alfred Gregory, former COUNT
CLERK OF webster county, and hls
We were lr9he city Monday on the
waay from their home at Webster
springs to Florida, where they VIII
spend the winter
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ANOTHER REFUND.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-The
Western Maryland Railroad Company
has been directed to refund to the
United states Leather Company
$40. m, overcharge on shipment Of
leather from Davis. w Va to Eliz-
.abeth, y. J. -
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MESSAGE
GContinued from page tour.)

his hands, Jack makes himself
known and pleads with his father;
pointing to his mothers. picture.
His contrition strikes q tendet
chord in the heart of his father. his
love for his wife. the mother of his
boy, reminding him that while he is
not responsible for his sons deeds.
he is responsible for his existence
with an outburst OF uncomfortable
grief. he clasps his son to his bosom
and rorglyes him. while the boy
promises to make amends for tho
past
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snn .,vaYTS rfFEaT

FOR Thanlsgiviifg sweet scented Wo-
lets. Roses, Carnations. SarcISsus and
.Chrysa 1tthemums. fresh from the
weber greenhouses. Our flowers "a g
longer than any others, because they
re grown on top OF a mountain. The
ri. Weber and sons Co... Gore, ButldlnE.