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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-09-12
CONDEMNED MAN
GETS new HEARING

r c II NJ o n d, VA-Special.-
Alfred Wright, the young negro
who was sentenced TO die in the cleo
tric chair for an infamous crime
against young widow in the county
OF AppomattOX several months ago,
will not die at the time designated
10y the court.
Tuesday the Supreme Court of APP
peals, in session at StauntOn, granted
n writ of error and supersedeaS,
which Will act as a stay in the pro-
ceedlnSS till the court shall have had
time to examine the record.
WrightS crime was peculiarly afro
ciouS, in that the victim was a poor
and industrious woman. with two or
three small children. She was work
ing TO feed and clothe them. She was
on her way to a neighbOring village
TO sell butter and eggs, and when
passing a cornfield, where the negro
was engaged in blowing, she was at
tackled by the man, who drew a knife
and told her that if she made any
outcry she would be killed. lie was
captured later in the day.
\ special term of the court was
held, jury was empaneled and the
man placed on trial. He was con-
Victed and sentenced to die. The Gov
ernOr granted a respite to September
goth, after refusing to further inter-
fere. The man has made a fun and
complete confession.
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DEMANDED MONEY
BUT GOT A BULLET

NEW YORK. Special. GOurds at
the Rockefeller estate In PocanticO
Hills fear further trouble today I'm
the matchmaking war, following
the shooting of terrorist i'm the
streets Of TarrytONn by Rocke-
Teller cmpIONc
The terrorist, who eScaped. WAS
wounded by Joseph DrngO while. he
was demanding hIackmaiI.
DrnGo had received a letter de-
handing $500. The bIuckhnnd
agent was 10 call yesterday nt n
fruit store which fS owned nv
DraGo and conducted by Mrs. Dra.-o
in TarrHtOWn.
The hlackmaiI victim quit work
on the Rockefeller estate, where. he
IL employed. and went 10 his store
at the hour the blackhand emiSSarN
said hc would call.
In sew minutes an Italian en-
tered and said he had come after
the money. DraTO refused 20 give
IL up. The blaclxhander drew a re-
NolNer and began firing, hut his aim
was bad.
DragO drew his own revolver and
wounded his opponent in the leg.
Instantly great crowd gathered
and in the excitement the black
hand agent escaped. The police
have N good description OF him
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THOUGHT WILSON
HAD BEEN LOST

SEA GIRT, n. j. Special. Gov.
ernOr W iisOn threw N nervous M
mo the newspaper correspondence
% tne Democratic Headquarters
touaN when for several hours ne
was supposed To be lost
lie had agreed TO meet the CORE
pohuehis az on $3.50 train from
New York, but did NOT furo mn
inquiry at his New York hotel
brought the statement that he leTt
there before - O'Clock. The ,orr.-
SpSEuS"ts returned To Sen Girt
confident That the candidate had
tnken another train, but failed 10
lind him here.
Ills secretary did NOT Lno,x
where he was ant New NOrl- bend
quarters, when nSlSC.i by SsIcyshOae.
nation.
NJ l;ls, however, Governor Wilson
arrived, explaining thnt he had
Decn mt his hotel all morning mud
that the report of the clerk that he
h"d departed was erroneous.
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SELF-INFLTCTED
WOUND IS FATAL

r c II VI o y d, VA.-Special.-
Eugene DoWeH, former Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac engi-
neer, VINO shot himself at Reservoir
~ ARK ~ early Tuesday morning, died
at the Virginia Hospital early this
morning gangrene being assigned as
! the immediate cause of death.
II was at first believed that Dowell
WouIu survive. In fact, it was stated
as late as yesterday at the City Home
hospital where the wounded man was
taken Immediately after the tragedy
that his chances Of recovery were ex-
cellent. ca
Iangrene. it would appear, was an
unlooked-fOr contingency.
The body of the suicide was sbiDned
to Gordonsville. where a brother re-
SIDES at O'Clock this afternoon.
burlal VIII take place there
Dowel shot himself just north of
Ine park lake with a newly-purchased
PIE. u, Oh 80 cahber, the ball enter
ing the Ieit breast After firing the
Shot which today produced death
Dowell fired three times in the air.
AZ the City Home hospital ne is
Sald TO have expressed regret at his
deed and a desire TO live. The man
had been estranged from his wife
since August Sth. 1t was believed
that Dowell's attempt upon his life
would result in a reconciliation be-
tween man and wife
DoWell was an engineer on the
richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railway
The DOwell home is at 800 Davis
Avenue.
Mrs Mrs DD,owen. Wife OF the suicide. with
Misses Mary and Annie. daughters and
only children of the couple. accom-
panied the body of husband and father
TO its last resting place. The wife and
mother was CARRIED in mourning and
was heavily yelled. The three were
IN tears as they boarded the train.
Mrs Dowell was visibly affected
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campcd south of Sandcras.

campCd south of Sandcras.
The rebels have captured large
supplies OF arms and ammunition
destined for the federal forces at
IcJihaSa and are reported To be
eager To fight the fcderaIs.
The latter, fearful of the SUI
pcriOr force OF the insurrertOs
are fleeing southwark. and il j.
feared that unless General Huerta
ana hiS 1000 government trOODs
reach JuarCz within the next few
days the rebels will rccapturc
that city.
General Stecvcr minated that
hc did not think il necessary to
order more troops TO the border
at present, Drefcrring TO manipu-
late those he has TO protect the
frontier.
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A VISIT To STATE FAIR
WORTH YEAR At SCHOOL

What are the advantages Of a State
Fair?''
This question was answered yester-
day by President Henry Fairfax, of
the Virginia State Fair.
"The advantages of State Fair"
said Mr.. Fairfax, "are many. First,
such an institution is vast educa-
tional concern. Young people as well
as old learn much that will prove
valuable to them in their home, bust
ness and social careers.
The collection Of exhibits. the dem
onstrations of the resources of the
State and the community, all teach
their lessons. What young farmer, or
farmers boys but becomes more en-
ergetlc, more enthusiastic, more en-
couraged, more ambitious, after he
has inspected the displays of the best
from the farms, the shops and the
mills of the State?
What girl or woman but arouses
herself to further effort after she has
gone thorugh the women's depart
ment, and studied the exhibits of
other women's best efforts?
What stock raiser but that strives
for better results after he sees the
results of other growers?
In other words, a State fair places
within the reach of all the opportu-
mites of cultivating themselves and
becoming more faithful to themselves.
A visit to a State fair like the one
We present in Richmond is worth a
year at school. That is to say, if a
visit to the Fair is taken with the
view of improving ones self in the
knowledge that leads to success.
There are lessons on every hand
at fair, not only a State fair, but a
county fair as well.
THE county fairs take the place of
the primary grade in a school, while
they lead to the State fair as the
place Of graduation. The county fair
is a wonderful source Of value in that
1t brings neighbors closer together
and creates more friendly interest
an rivalry between farmers and others
in the neighborhood, and Is conduces
TO further efforts on the part of ev-
cry member of the household.
The disadvantages of the lack of
school learning are overcome TO q
large extent through the splendid ed
ucauonal opportunities presented az
either county or a State fair.
The State Fair Of this year. which
Will be the week of October 9TH. will
prove particularly valuable to the stu
dent, and it will prove of great in
terest to the seeker after knowledge
as well as pleasure. The various de-
partments, from the swine display to
the crazy quilt and the interesting
demonstrations from the farm and the
Factory, all have their lessons. They
not only teach but they entertain and
amuse.
AS a meeting place of friends and
relatives from distant points the fair
proves a stepping stone to renewal of
family and friendship ties.
The amusement features this wear
VIII be of very high class, and come
from every quarter of the globe
lhere will be thrillers and comedy
hlts and magnificent fireworks dis
plays. The races will be better this
year than ever. Some of the famous
horses from the big tracks will be
here, and some track records NAV he
broken.
I'VE are striving this year to give
the best fair ever given in the South. 8"
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The ROnncN Hat

autumn millinery modes are unde-
clared yet. Meanwhile we see many
examples of the new round velour
leIt with straw underbrim and straw
band. This is very fascinating and
quite light and useful for wear lust
now in the holiday season. while il
viii no doubt continue to be in vogue
in the winter.
The PICTURESQUE ROmney hat is a
mover revival Just now. Many pretty
Straws have been seen in this shane
with long. curling feather encirclinC
the brim and falling over the crown.
Both the Romney and Gainsboroug3
Shapes promise to be fashionable ~
the winter season.
\ curious dropping Capeline haF in
folded satin is novelty which We
seen recently worn with a gown of
satin charmeuse. 1t was NOR mic
turesque than practical. hut whit mat
terS that If il is becoming?
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INDICT SNEAD FOR
AIDING PAYLOR
DANVILLE, VA. SpeciaI.-The

DANVILLE, VA. Special.-The
Corporation Court grand jury to-
day returned am indictment against
Charles &. Snead, eX-president of
the Board of Aldermen. and
prominent merchant. charging him
with collision and conspiracy with
W. =. PnSlOr, abScOnding city treas
urer, to embezzIe funds of the Com
menwealth.
Mr. Snead was nOmiRaIIy arrest
ed, Ssss immediately released ON
$4,000 bond with four prominent
citizens as sureties thereon.
The indictment grows out of the
fact that PayIOr held checks drawn
by Snead. aGEregRtinE about 81 ZOO.
while Snead WAS endorser on Pay
lOr's notes tn the amount of $1,000.
Sncad claims that the checks
caShed for him by PayIor were
cnsheo as a personal transaction.
out "a PaStOr'S private funds. 80
lar as he was aware.
IL is nos regarded az at all likely
that a conviction can he secured on
the Indictment and Snead'S friends
are confident the trial of the case
Will result in his Nindica ton.
Snend has confessed Judgment on
poteS ON which he was endOrSer to
the amount OF $500.
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GARMENTS STRIKE IN
CHICAGO Is AVERTED

CHICAGO, I'LL. Special.-An arbi-
tfauon agreement was reached be-
tween street car employees and com
pany officials here today
me roads granted the concession
.he men demanded and a single arbi-
rauon bcard will settle disputes for
railway lines Of all the companies in
NolVeo. This averts strike.
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ORDERS PANEL OF $50
FOR BECKER S TRIAL

NEW YORK. SpeciaI.-District
Attorney Whitman appeared be-
lore Justice Con, sitting in the
extraordinary term of the SUI
preme Court today, and asked that
a jury panel of $50 taIesmen for
the trial of Lieutenant Charles a.
Becker for the murder of Gam
bier Herman ROsenthaI be ORDER
cd. He also asked that the tales
men be taken from the special
jury list. His motion was granted.
John T.. Mcintyre, Becker's
lawyer, was not present. After
granting the motion Justice Con
adjourned court until September
18th, when Becker's trial is
scheduled TO begin.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-09-12
baked Stuffed p.n

- NaSn SIN large peppers put them
~ ooiIlnS water five minutes cut off
ghe stems, remove the seeds and stun
win one cup cold meat minced fine and
~ SpuaI amount Of stale bread crumbs
Add salt pepper and onion fuice VIII
Ndter or stock to moisten. Replace
9ish' pour IN as much cold gravy as the
ulSh VIII mold and bake in q moderate
oven for half an hour &c
or corn stuffing mix one cupful OF
.Uoheu corn with three tablespoonfuls
,IaCker crumbs, add salt and one egg.
D9TSt9n with one-half cupful of milk
Eli peppers two-thirds full. put covers
thick pulp and thin skins
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RUSSIAN FLEET
FIRES ON FORTS
Mutlnous Vessels of Russian Black
Sea Fleet Get Hot Answer
From Forts.

CONSTANTNOPLE.- SpeciaI.
Private dispatches received here
from SebastOpol state that a dcs-
perate battle between the vessels
OF the Russian Black Sea lect.
which had mutinicd, and the
shore forts is still i'm progress to-
day.
The battle began Wednesday.
The warshipS, as soon as the
mutineers had seized them, OPEN
Ell a terrific fire on the city. To
which the forts immediately re-
piled with telling effect.
MANY OF the warShipS were
struck repeatedly by the fire from
the fort, the dispatches state, and
one of them was sunk.
one cruiser of the feet broke
away and steamed TO Burgpas.
Bulgaria.
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SENATOR DEPEW
SAILS FOR UNITED STATES
Will Also Appear Before Penrose
Committee and Tell About
Roosevelt Funds.

e. LONDON. Special. Starting a week
Garner IMAM he had planned, Senator
Chauncey NJ. Depew and Mrs. Denew
boarded the Adriatic for America to-
day, so that Mr.. Depew might take the
stump for Mr.. Taft. and to appear be-
lore the Penrose investigating com
mittee.
Il expect to testify the dav after
my arrival in America" said he.
lie declined to state what amount
ne contributed to the Roosevelt cam
paign.
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CAMP IGN FUND OF
DEMOCRATS SMALL

CHICAGO, ILL Special. That
the Democratic campaign fund is
very small was the admission
made by Charles II. Crane,
vice chairman of the Democratic
finance committee. Although the
total is small, Crane asserted that
the leaders were satisfied with the
way the money was coming in.
we are content" he said. I'VE
are trying To see how much can
be accomplished in this campaign
with a small amount of money"
Ii was reported about head
quarters here that the campaign
lund has not yet reached $780,
600. This, politicians say, is a
very small amount on which TO
begin the work of the campaign.
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For the moment the cool frock is
the all engrossinS subject. hut il is no
easy problem for those who would
rather be safe and get such cool
irocks as Will come in satisfactorily
II the temperature suddenly drops.
ne coItons which we can all get in
the pretty ready-made form for con
Neniently low prices. take us through
the morning hours most comfortably.
II Is the trock OF social obligation that
makes MS think, and here there is
much To be said in favor of the frocl,
OF cream net lace. Always pretty with
"a cream lace frock is a bIacIr t,,1Ia
sash. and with ia whim of the mo-
nent-a flat bow at the neck.
mean a bow of the Alsatian or chou
type. in conjunction with which we
may imagine a string of pearls.
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Virginia
Polytechnic Institute
BIacksburg, Va.

Degree courses in Agriculture, Hor-
tculture, Applied Chemistry, Applied
Geology, Civil, Mining, Mechanical and
Electrical Engineering, Metallurgy
and Autobiography, Sixty-four In
structors, Thoroughly Equipped Shops,
Laboratories and Barns. Steam heaS-
Ing and electric lights in dormitories.
Library $4,000 volumes. Farm of
100 acres.
TwO-Year Course in Agriculture and
Farmers Winter Course.
Total cost OF session OF nine
months, including tuition and other
fees, board, washing, uniforms, med
ical attendance, ETC., S274.90. Cost to
Virginia students, 1924 go.
The next session opens Wednesday,
September rs, 1912.
PAUL ID. BARRINGER, NJ. D. IL. D.,
President.
Write for catalogue.
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For the Scoshore

The straightly cut little frocks OF
Sc Se ana tweed are just the thing by
the sea where flowing draperies and
run skirts are seldom in place on 4
breezy day. Serge. too is now dved
IN most attractive tints, and even the
marine and navy blues are brighter
than the real naval tint. and the silky
effect.
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REPORTED DEATH OF
7. LANE CARTER
Noted Mining Expert Victim of
Mine Accident in
Montana.

NEW ORLEANS, La Special-A
dispatch received here from Montana
states that I. Lane Carter. the noted
mining expert has been killed in a
mine accident in that State.
Carriers mother is Mrs. r. I. Carter
of Baltimore
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MILITIA BISARM
STRIKING Miners
West Virginia Militia Arrest
many Miners-Fear Trouble
at Heeferton.

CHARLESTON, w. VA Special
DlSarrheu by the militia. the zoe mine
guards employed by the coal opera
tors at Paint Creek are departing for
lhelr homes. Order has been com
pletely restored as a result of martial
law.
The soldiers are arresting many
miners. chiefly on the charge Of car
rying revOlVers.
At kceferton and Nahan 200
miners went out on strike Trouble
is feared.
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Apple Barrels

I have started a barrel factor at
Waynesboro, Va, with a daily capa-
city of 1000 barrels, and am in a posi-
ton to offer No. 1 and No. 2 Apple
Barrels at very low prices
l also make Knock-Down Barrels
that any gOOd-size boy can put up;
no cooper's tools or beaten needed.
Prompt shipments made.
LEON MILLER
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ally and prescribes
them in his practice.
Says he: 81 consider
Doan's Kidney Pills
the finest medicine
on earth for diseases
OF the kidneys and
bladder. L have pre-
scribed them in
MANY CaSp9 and Sow
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KifCIleucffpS

To insure cool butter put your but
ter IN large jelly glasses with tin
covers and set them i'm "A basin ,nG
iCt colo water run slowly around the
glass. IL Will not melt the hottest
d'N m summer. 1t is useful i'm tho
country or when one has no ice chest
beelS. carrots and parsnips all con-
IN d. large percentage of sugar. Car
rotS and parsnips. when voung and
tenoer. are very nutritious.
IGrpehtne mixed i'm black lead and
brushed over the greasy stove is -,
eitectual in cleaning il.
. oronT PoliSh mixed with vinegar and
CiCnai ana more lasting iustcr.
o clean lacGCcred brass wash If in
not water. using s0an If ,cct-- =. ~
RECIPES ''' .
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INCREASE PATROL
ON MEXICAN BORDER
Eight Troops of 18th Cavalry Or.
dered to Guard the Big
Bend Territory

Ell PASO, TEXAS Special
BriSadier General Stcever, at I'll
I'aSo, Tex, today informed the
War Department that he had in
creased the border patrol i'm the
Big Bend territory by ordering
eight troops of the Fourteenth
Cavalry from Fort Clark. i'm the
eastern part of Texas.
This action was taken because
OF the increase of rebel activity
near Ojinida. Several of the
rebels are reported TO be en-
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Cucumber SaInJ

rake one large or two small cucuno-
Dets' halt teaspOOnful of pepper and
a@It mixed, one tablespoonful of best
Of men men El,nleSar; three tablespoonfuIs
81 pure owe oil Peel and slice the
= : ~ ~ Clnotr as hnely as possible. sprinkle
one pepper and salt over it: add Vinegar
anu olive oil in the above proporti01s
moment before using P'' luis
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mop Two cupfulS OF CLANS and cool,
III, Two cuPtuis chicken stock for thirtT
n ,i,tt SeS, Nelt three tablespoonfuls
,,,lcL' duu TWO taDlespOOnfuls chOppod
onions cook five minutes. add fpDr
I T. ,,''leS poontuls flour. strained clam
pepper, red pepper. one feasroc,'s 80,
W '' -, =, Cnestet shire sauce. two cupfuls hot
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y Kentucky mule kicked a motor
cycle out of the highway. We are
anything but well provided with this
worlds goods, but if the aforemen-
toned quadrupedal hybrid can be Sc
cured to do police duty in Norfolk
we will gladly make, out of our scan
tiness. liberal contribution towards it's
acquisition Pilot.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c. Special
The State Department having been in
formed by Charge d'Amaires Gibson
at Havana that the Gomez administra
ton apparently intends to do eVerv-
thing in its power TO make amends
for the attack on him, minated to-
day that this government would do
nothing more in the matter.
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Wor1an's Department

Linen is another favored f,brf. 60.
yachting and seaside wear. and r.
navy Silk-serge, especially i'm blue. bis
cunt and champagne shades. vies with
the fashionable Shantung for after
noon wear.
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CARSON CITY, NEW. Special
Several inches of snow fell on the
ranges west of here today. this
being the earliest autumn snow
fall recorded i'm this State i'm
twenty-five years.
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g1NftchInr Ewes

WIZ soon re innamed. sore. weak ewes
Leonard Golden Eye Lotion stops the
tWItchlng, allaNs the Inflammation:
cures soreness without pain in one dav
Insist on having ''Leonardi's" it
makes strong eyes.
Guaranteed money refunded
Druggists sell it at % cts. or forward
ed prepaid on receipt of price by :. b.
Leonardo X Co. Tampa. Fla.
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Id an as nossihle

The slip. that reaches the ground
lasI contains the name that is con-
step IN the process is for the priest to
copy the name on piece of silk or
me paper, which is handed to the
proud parent, with these words. $50
shall the child be named"
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Pineapple PIE.

Beat one cupful Of sugar and one
quarter cupful Of butter to a cream
add three eggs beaten separately. a
Sood sized pineapple grated fine and a
Gupful OF sweet cream. Bake carefully
half an hour. ''
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Dancing was originally a means of
expressing religious feeling. But it's
a far cry to the turkey trot" and the
"bunnie hug" and the other terpsi-
chorean Observation-Disclosures
News.
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TON stood up, tall and square
'saSglasTed i2>th-ee' tittls room Ina was
close no his arms. s~-.
IN be there, mother" he called,
clearly.
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St. Mary
ALEXANDRIA. VA.

ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
A Boarding School for Girls that Of
fers exceptional advantages in En-
glish, art, music and commercial
courses at lowest possible rates. Thr-
ty minutes by trolley from Washing
ton. For catalogue, address
SISTERS OF THE HOLY CROSS.
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Have YOU kissed the bride?" Rob
asked the unhappy looking usher
NO. the u. l. u. replied: "eh-well-
that is, not recently."-JudSe
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A PHYSICIANS EXPERIENCE
DIR. Frasher Gives Valuable Advice TO
...sr Kidney Sufferers.

DR.. Frasher, NJ. D., Fl. Gay, w. Va,
has used Doan's Kidney Pills person
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y Counter Question.
'Nannette, dearest, can you COOKE
NO, Willoughby, darling; car
you ?''-Judge.
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CENT Of price and dealers name Send Toe for
trial bottle.-Phio Hay Spec. Co. Newark, n. J.
FO1 SALE AND RECOMMENDED
BY JACOBS PHARMACY.