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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
sEcepipg Liability Decision.

fuprop1c court at Lansing. Mich,
cheld the coustitutionality OF Act
n OF the public acts ct 1901 holding
en carrier railroad companies liable
|ir employees. BY this decision
Sonsmilh. q brakeman employed
i Pcre Marquette Railroad coDIpany.
. judgment against the road OF
ban Sl2.00p for the loss OF Il leg.
TpCat OF damage being figured on
'ge receive at the time Of the in
q life expectancy oT forty years
10 being 81 years oi age when In
The case was tried In a lower
Enrre Judgment was awarded, and
zen up on appeal by the corpora
reys regard the decision as the
lpcrtant rendered in years.
Hnsin also recently uphold the con-
'1atty OF similar act. It's import
ln be readily seen when II is point
that there arc several hundred
Claims now pending in the courts
&igEn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25

Francisco in important busnegs. They
expect TO stop OF In Salt Lake on their
There is lively battle of competition
on at Butte, Mont. in an attempt by
na MICS writing workmens compensation
and emplnyerG' liability insurance TO cor
raj the business OF the miners union
In q letter from Minneapolis. under
d,te Of Noveniber Il. state Inournnco
Coinmissionor Done aayB that ne appeared
Sfa,c conservation society on WcJncs-
day Iast and delivered his address OF
"Tiro Waaio.r before returning home
he will visit Chicago, expecting 10 rcach
GAIT Lako w. Thanksgiving
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
I. o. O. F,

Last Friday night Salt Lake lodge No,
., 7. o. O. r., dispensed with regular
degree work and devoted the time to Il
talks under tho good OF the order" Rc-
frcshmcuts ware served. Cigars were
smoked with Brother l.. G. Kclly, re-
Gently elected state auditor, and Seere,
Friday night the initatory VIII be put on.
Naomi Rebekah lodge. ]. o, q. r.. VIII
give a. card party and county fair grab
bag social at 7. q. u. j.. hall Saturday
evening. November so. q good tilno is
promised all attending.
Fidelity lodge No. u bad 3u interest
i1g mcetln, last week and settled several
important questions ar Interest 10 the
lodge. Final arrangements were made
for a lodge card party 10 BIC hold next
" cdncsduy night Tor members. their
families ana friends. The games will
start ut $3.50 O'Clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
News Of the Insurance World

VIII lcuyc iov his new field of labor on
friday Bennett IS native OF karsyllle,
LAWS county, this state, and entered the
Insurance busincss about three wears ago
as agent for the metropolitan. lie
served under former Supcrint cndent .Io-
seph Mcitzcr and the incumbcut Of that
Office. y. T. Huntington. Tor some time
past he has been prominently Identified
with the Utah Association NJ Life Under
writer's. being It's present treasurer. lie
has sent In his rcsgna ton 10 President
Elmer y. Kicker. who Will shortly name
a successor, Bennett has a host of
friends hcrea houls who wish him abund-
ant success III his new position
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
Royal Highlanders.

Utah Castle No. 33S had large at
tendance at the regular meeting. Ee-
ports OF committees were heard. One IN
particular was the probable departure
from the city OF Fair Lndy Wallace. who
expects 10 take her daughter east TO
place under the care OF a specialist. Depu-
ties Batta and Hubbard report many neH
memb bcrs For the next meeting night. I'm
der the entertainment order. o programme
v-as rcuocred in whicl, the Misses W.
ljaTns GaYo selections on violin and plano.
Members are requested 10 be on hand
next Friday night, that being set aside
by the committee AS entertainment
night. Refreshments Win be served
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
Yconncll,

Salt Lake Homestead, No 1lc2. Broth
er!!ood or American Yeomcu, held it's
regular meeting In Moose hail. 222 South
west Temple street. Friday evening A
long list OF new applications vas acted
upon NeXt Friday evening tho home
stead viii give a hard-timcs ball for tho
benefit Of mcmbcrs in distress The sur
pius viii go to The Salt Lake Charity
association for distribution No adinis-
sion win ne charged. but those attend
ing Will be expected TO, attend In cos
tune with a package valued II, % cents.
or pay fire. Those not members viii
be required to present their Invitation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
Ruled Out Of Seven States.

The California, Colorado. Iowa. Mon
taDa. Oregon, Washington ana Oklahoma
Insurance departments have cancelled the
Licences OF the Americans. d naterral in
surance order with headquarters at
Springfield. H. The order refused 10
permit tlic Colorado insurance department
TO make examination OF lis affairs.
and on notice Of thIs the licenses in the
six other states were cancelled. The coz
Germ is not licensed to do business IA
Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25

wao had never seen the camp get down
to work complimcnted the officers and
camp on its good showing IN the initia-
tory work, one application WAS received
for membership and two transfer cards
were received and acted upon favorably,
1t was decided 70 Sive the entertainments
committee Tuesday nignt for its monthly
social and smoker, so that no regular
meeting will be held until Tuesday, De
ccnber ;, every member OF the Modern
WooJmen of America Is invited and has
the privilege OF bringing IL friend With
him. Cigars and light refreshments Will
be served. Tho programme promises 10
I,n ahOIruprp -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
Insurance for EMPLOYEES,

IA nusly e,y stated in The Tribune.
a. TylSroll!ns the American Tcle-
h .Ian""csraph colrpany announce
|Bill !, 1913. u fund % 1i0.-
h for y i-s set aside as IA permanent
h Ia aaaao,VoO employees. q. this
'cphnno' pcrSons arc employed by
|>folla oystcin. the rcgi being on
|cor,rs ul the Western Union l'ele-
as. tn and the Western Electric
~ hnt ,dea is To provide moi only
<cldens ITO hhllo NE insurance and sick
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
i Firm is Heavily Insured

|poraticn or business life policy was
idurinE the past week on the lives
members of q, well-knowu local
'fnc amount involved is $500, 600
y. placesi with the Metropolitan
New York. The annual premium
zsl Those who figured in the tran
fo- the insurance company and
fered in consequence nice Uttle
PC in the shape Of commission
'f5hur p. Huntington. George -.
and William J.. Keller,
y cvcnt oc the death OF either OF
pnbers OF the firm the insurance
Will be paid 10 the corporation
10 Tie family or estates OF tac
~7,iroI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
Danish brotherhood

Apollo lodge, ut it's meeting last Friday
evening, had a fair attendance. The
business was transacted quickly. Sew
crel Ucw motions We're proposed nnd car
r.cd, among them being one with refer
ence 10 tae annual grand masquerade
ball. IL was decided to slve the ball in
the latter part OF the month OF January,
the date TO be announced later Several
other lodges VIII he invited to attend in
a body. IT was also decided TO have an
other social after tho closing OF the next
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
Eorestars OF America.

Court Salt Lake No. met in the g!e
hall last Tuesday evening with good
attendance Tie several committees
mace their quarterly reports. The ;i-
nance and auditing committees report
showed that the Court was IN q pros
porous condition. The next regular meet
ing Will be hcld December 3, All yncu-
berg are requested TO be present as cleo
ton OF officers takes place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25

cards at the door. "Wednesday evening
Sugar House homestead will hold its
annual children's festival. Salt Lake
homestead has been invited and IarGe
delegation VIII attend State Manager
Romnger and District Deputy Hcdrich
are organizing Il homestead in Spring
Vile. Friday evening, December 6. there
viii be the annual election or homestead
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
Figures on Fire Losses.

According TO the returns OF the Jour
ma! OF Commerce OF New York. the fire
loss In the United States and Canada
during October OF the present year ag-
Eregated Sl3,65i $50. as compared With
?l5sai1ooV ior thc corresponding month
in 1911. The fire losses for The first
ten months of 1872 reach the sum OF
S12l.1S1,eo0 as against $40. 800. 500 for
the corresponding time in 1911. and 1886, :
500, 500 for 1910
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
NOTICE or DELINQUENT ASSESS
mENT NO. 1.


Austin Water 90. Principal placo os
business room &c. Continental Bank.
salt Lake city Utah.
Notiro--Ihcre arc Delinquent upon tia
following described stock. On iecoUnt Q.
assessuleut No. l, levied August as. l9tc.
The several amounts get opposite tho
names oil respective shareholders. as fol-
invS:
Cart
No. Name. SoaTeS. Ant
is-!Ienl-y l.. EstabroohS. 40 S 1900
tl-Saral Cox Anthony 60 10000
l5-Chas. Ii. EaDulSIor Urus-
tecD .o31 AUysVu
And In accordance with law and ALI
order OF tho board OF directors maao ON
tLe eGth day OF August. 1872. SO many
shsres OF each parcel OF such stock 90
may be necessary Will bo sold at the Of
flco of the company at Room IS. Cont
Mental Bank Salt Lake city. ON the end
dan OF December, 1912. ut , p, m, to pay
deiinguent assessment thereon. together
aiili cost or advertising and expenses OF
sale LOUIS D FAENSWORIu.
Sccretar;. and Treasurer, Ausua Water
co. lislt
~ ID 7 mn n ~ W A r u * y u l. L.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
Caledoniall Club.

:, ~ The annual general meeting held on
w cuneSoaE office bearers were elected
y concert and performance OF "C'ramopd
btlS VIII be given in the Is Of p. hail
mnGrr re auspices of the Intermoun;aIn
I'1cTatpn OF CaicdoDian clubs. The
Calcdonian chorus VIII ,ncct this eyeoipf.
at ) oclock for Il final practice. at tho
residence or j. r. Cummock, 90 Hillside
5Fennc' Tho dramatic club will meet
tuesday evening at S O'Clock In Nj
IhOmsOn 8 rooms. -NtlaS block
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
graveyard Risk, Case.

eiu,ng the Judgment of the JEFF
|tdsrt court in tho case Of the
|lIs az Lille Insurance company OF
ro,,l ,a,sdilist Mary +. Rider. the ap-
56ich neld that an insurance COM
raca,nIal nIalses & polio" easy OF fraud
INC S,c little sympathy from the
fr. ~ praciiccd on the COM
h te,s hioer sued the company to
M tnn amount Of u policy OIL
ona "e' husband, Waiter y. Rider.
M all VI series Of cases growing
Il M sscu ssscu conspiracy IN bouisVlilc
an .sssscrhl companies on what IL
"a. graveyard i-iSks."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
Modern Woodmen Of America.

The meeting OF EXccisior cnulp 1852.
held Tuesday. wac about the biggest in
point OF attendance Of the yeur. the occn-
sion being the ceremony of adoption hy
the long form with tho now ritual. Tho
work put on by Escort Chaiies Fowler
and tho degree team, assisted By Cap
tain James Eothwcl ana hia forest ers.
wa3 50 good that many OF the meufpcra
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
ROYAL Neighbors of America.

Salt Lako VALLEY camp No. SQ12 gave u
card party last Thursday night, which
proved Il YucceuS both socially aud H.
nancially. Election of officers will take
place next meeting night. All members
are requested 10 bo present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
Salt Lake Thistle Club.

The Thistle club held Thanksgiving
party In the rooms X. OF L. han on Frl-
day evening last There was q large
turnout OF members and friends OF tho
club Dancing occupied tho most OF the
evening. while songs and roctatious fill
ed intervals between the dances
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
my Hair Is
Coming Out

Well, arc you going TO let it or will
you try to Keep it? If the latter, send
TO "Cuticura," Dept. I'VE, Boston, and
get liberal sample Of Cuticurn Soap
and Ointment, with 32-p. book telling
how quickly dandruff and scales may be
removed, itching and irritation subdued,
the causes OF dry, thin and falling hair
eradicatcd, and hair health promoted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25

inrmton temple No. 3, Pytnian Sisters.
"In hol6 an important meeting on sat
ul1ay might. November 90 at *. of p
rythi&n Sisters hold an ENJOYABLE card
social and dance al Castle hall .;a:ir-
gay evening. Miss Minnie Bctts won
donated q very hosiutlfui loving pIlIoyv
FOR ono Of the prizes, on December r
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
z. O. E.

There WAS good attendance al tie
regular session OF Salt Lake acric 81 hast
were initiated into tho order Splendid
progress Is reported by the entertain
mcnt conmjttee IN preparations for tlc
dance, next Thursday
night The general interest manifest
among tho members assures the success
uf this event.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
The Fratcnlal Union of America.

Evergreen lodge No. f5I Will hold its
regular semi -iGonthlv meeting tonight ut
the hall lD the Odd Fellows building. Tho
secretary begs 10 call the attention of eIl
members 90 the fact that the annual cleo
ton OF officers Will take place this even
ing. Every member is urged TO be pres
cations Will again be presented aud act
cd upOn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
Ladies, Class Silent Unity.

The ladies In tho class OF Silent Unisy
meet every Tuesday afternoon ut $50
o clock with Mrs. Alice z. Parker. at 1oT
North Main. Tho subject for study is.
"rhe Constructive Power OF Thought"
All interested arc welcome,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
G.. A. r

MIS-. James Tanner tent No. I. llzueh-
ttrs "t Veterans, Win hold its regular
meeting Monday evening In I. o. 8. +.
oliver .. Howard w Il. G. No viii
,'on regular meeting Al The l. O u. T.
nall "wednesday at 80 y. m
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
Wan MAJ, Is Promoted.

olsni.rs, rs,ennett OF tnlg city. deputy
iork ior the Metropolltan Life
~ hl,,, received word on Saturday
n Of %,.VI VI MS appointment To the
3rterE ..'ct superintendent, with
a' Aberdeen. Wash. 1Io
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
Loyal Order Of Moose,

The Ladies Auxiliary 70 the Moose will
mold its mect:ug Tuesday evening at 3
o clock in the ladies' parlor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
FratcrnaI Brotherhood.

Garfield lodge held one of the most
successful dances Of The season, Several
of tho members from Salt Lake were
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25
Secret and Fraternal Societies

.n%rc VIII be election OF pcw officers and
large attcndancc Is expected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-25

WANT ADS RU IL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-30
OUR ISLANDS ARE
|. QUITE PROSPEROUS
CHIEF OF BUREAU OF INSULAR
AFFAIRS MAKES TTIs AN
NUAL REPORT.

WASHINGTON, DEC. 2a.-The
prosperity and comparative content
ment OF Uncle Sans insular pos
sessions was ct forth at length ~
the annual rapport Of BTtxadier-Gen-
eYai Frank Mcintyre. chief Of the
bureau q tnsulAr affairs. to the Wal
department.. which was made public
hers tonight
In both Porto Rico and the Philip
pines, stated General Mcintyre, ex-
ports and imports had substantially
increased. while disorder and disease
had been less prevalent than duE4ae
the preceding Year, OF the United
States' soverelgnity.
This increase In wealth and con-
tentsnent was particularly true OF
Porto Rica, according to the report.
Here trade was steadily on the in
crease, and the people were well at
isnsd with their lot. with the W.
caption Of desiring citissnship. Lsgis-
laticn to extend this right 20 Porto
Risans was strongly recommended by
General Mcintyre.
The Independence Of the Philip
pines, however. ~ thought to be IN
advisable by General Mcintyre.
Among other recommendation az
fecting the Fflipinos- the general adj
vocated an extension Of the bonded
indebtedness of the islands. and an
incrsass OF the amount OF the land
open to homestsadiug.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-30
VETS DINNER
TUESDAY NIGHT
INMATES or SOLDIERS ROME
Will BE REMEMBERED BY
RICHMOND CHAPTER, OF
DAUGHTERS.

Richmond Chapter. U. ID. c., will
give It's annual dinner to the veterans
at the Soldiers Home Tuesday. Mrs
n. V. Randolph, president OF the
chapter, and other officials OF tho or
gsnixation. will be in charge,
The dinner is given every year By
the Richmond chapter, but other
chapters in the State contribute to
the purpose. The dinner IL cooked
by the women OF the chapter and
served by them TO the soldiers, of
whom there are ees in the home
from every county in the State. This
many dinners means genuine hard
work for those who engage In this
labor Of love. Members OF the cnap-
ter. assisted by q committee from the
Chesterfield chapter, attend to every
duty.
We wish each one 70 feel that II
10 her duty as web ~ pleasure to be
present, for there 10 work tor all and
they do not know how much interest
the old soidiars take In this feast, I"
said Mrs Randolph last night IAN
visiting Daughters will be gladly
welcomed and We only wish that
every chapter In ths State could be
soldiers wilt be gladly received by
those In charge. by the chairman.
Mrs. p. A. Bienner. or the president.
IL desired they will be given to the
vetsrans named or win be added to
-" general store OF gifts for distrtbu-
ton"
he menu for the dinner In az fol-
lows: Turkey, cranberry sauce. oys-
tsrs. sweet potatoes baked In dishes.
creaued potatoes. coffee. fruits. nuts.
candies and homemade cakes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-30
PAY
CITY TAXES


Richmond. Va. Dsc. 1. 1914
The last hs'f Of city taxes. reAi eeeaeeE
ana personal. for 1913. afs Aus a.
December ana should be paid - shsa
office.
Every male. twenty-one wan -
ago, ana every person keeping Ihoqoo
or doing business In the city. 10 49,
eessed for personal taxes. Thoee 49,
have not paid any city taxes 6ureo0
the year are urged to call and oets1e,
80 ~ to avoid being posted - d.
iinausnta
Five per cent will be ADDED - ias<
half II not paid on or before pscstn~l
Der 3fst.
Interest at SIX per csnt also A.
tachss TO all bills as soon ~ rsperts6
delinquent
Particular attention Is called 20 tAs
above, a. under the city ordana1ce
there can be no avoidancs Of ths
penalty.
Grading. paving ana sewer coaneo-
ton bills are also due and pAy9eaA
Five per cent penalty will Be $3.50
to all 1914 grading, paving and eeWeF
connection bills not paid By January
81. 1918.
Washington Ward taxes. etc, must
be paid AZ the Office OF Deputy CU1-
lsctor. Tenth and Hull streets.
II. L. HULCE.
City Collector.
CITY OF Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-30
SAN FRANCISCO rs
TROLLEY MAGNATE

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Dec. 10.
Tho San Francisco became q full
nedged trolley magnate today. when
shortly after noon, me first car on
the new municipality. owned Geary
street railroad. started from Third
and Market streets for the roads ter
minus 1t the ocean beach. A. pas
sergers the car contained Mayor
Roiph. the city's supervisors. and
other of1cial1 The mayor paid his
fare with the frst nickel ever coin
ed at the San Francisco mint The
fight for the municipality owned
road began In May, 1896. and VIC
tory was won by the city littis more
than q year ago. The road Is more
than Eve miles long, and under an
agreement with the United railways.
transfers will be issued to the lat
tsr's lines at number Of points
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-30
OLD TIME MINSTREL
DIES IN POVERTY

NEW YORX. Dec. 2S.--EiShty-two
ysArn ola. blind ana partially para
lyssA, william Carter, known to thou
sands Of theatergosrs . decade a9o
a. Billy Carter, the blAckface come
dian, was found dead in bed in hts
Brooklyn homo today By. his wife.
A pauper's grave would have claim
ed Billy, but fer the Intervention OF
friends who had lost track OF him
years ago, but who today on hearing
Of the death. brought about the aid
OF the actors fund. MIRA. Carter, .
noted singer In her day; but. who
through necessity. was compelled sto
IN. found the old man dead when she
xkurASd frnm Work. III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-30

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-James Ma-
turo. OF Denver. who will be the next
expert to compete against Alfred DE
Orc for the pocket-biiliard cham
p!onship. has ported the full amount
OF his stake and Will be In New York
eariy this week. The match be-
tween him ana the champion will
be played ne Doyie's academy on the
nights Of January sth, eth and sth.
II will bs at 600 balls, acc being the
quota for each night. Monday, Tues
day ana Wednesday Of this week he
Orc will play amateurs az Doyle's
The next three nights Mature will
engage In similar practice. De Orc
10 the favorite. at to S. with xoms
8 TO s offered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-30
FIFTEEN THOUSAND
To 60 ON STRIKE
TATIDRs, CUTTERS AND HELP.
ERS WANT RICHER WAGES,
BETTER CONDITIONS.

NEW YORK. Dec. 7a.-Fifteen
thousand men employed A. tailors.
cutters and helpers on mems cloth
inKs industry have been called upon
to strike next Monday morning for
higher waGes and better working
conditions
The demands Of the men call for
the abolition Of tenement house work.
the elimination OF suocontractinE. the
days. time and . half for all over
time work, . ty-eight-hour week
and . wage increase OF 80 weakly.
The present wage for cutters Ia eli
weekly, and s79 for master cutters
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-30
Legal. NOTICES

Eseiee n Hssshy Given TAat The nsla-
ware rnsurAnce Company. OF Phiia-
dolphin. OF Philadelphia. Penn. hav-
risks in the NationsA tirs Insurance
Company OF Hartford. Hartford.
!, Conn, ana having made andavis to
the fact that Il haE no outstanding
liabilities Ia vtrgint& eithsr nxeA Or
contingent, has notiAsd the Cpmmis-
s1oaer Of fnsurancA ri virginia that
. II has csasea TO Dc sbus3neea n this
STAT: eaS S:ssrsa ss M, nithS ers.. ~ !. :
\ 81 Vir9fHia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-30

Richmond d Petersburg Eleea1e m
Car lsays AsnsAsssss. ssvsssh ard Tsssy lsop
.. y. ~ A. H.. t. arAA @t2
M - l0P. N. 81 7a
linor II. fer CAsss~. i1ncnidaisAe ~ rsAnk
busu-
Css ksvs Pss~sbuv. soss 4 eyssaM 0
%; m n:ss "a ::y:,s -, ~, ~ .,e,,s -
A. ~ H. ID, ia .ia1 Ill sas Ga IA u M
S36, ga. si6.to llsto r. n.
tLsiy Qssp4 oundev aAA hslid1UA
TaHisp haGgaes ed NpNs-
ssLmitsd cscsrs eandsSs 81 Asls1spR
Az or. treu fsa~shma sosaaa ~ - -
&jehmcna.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-30

The Surese ard Nest Dsneese Evidence
sf The DsaeAaisi Asssata II the
Tee Of
nLUE nIDGE DYSPEPSIA WATER
for stomach and kidney troubles -
shown by the constant and frequent
dupllcation OF orders. also the many
unsolicited. grateful lettsrs for This
God gavsn remedy.
For nearly half century this watsr
has been endorsed BY the hest nsdi.
cal authorities. II has = mild, yet de-.
cisiye action on both liver and kidneys.
and these organisms when Kept In pro-
per condition ward on disease and
keep the body In = healthy condition.
3 Gallsn DemtJshn (CassD e1sz8
express prepaid. win return smptiss
tree ana same rehiied for ti.ee
wherA two or uaors dsraitohns are
used By one family par month ths ex-
press shArxss will hs prsrsid.
PHILIP RI BROWN.
Blvs Kidxs AprfAgs. w