The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 12, 1909, Image 4
from woman**) ailraonf# aro invited to write to the names and
iiddruHMCH licit* given, for |H?ni(iv<! proof that Lydiu JO. l'inkliam'tf
V(<K?Mabii.- ('omixHiiid </oom euro female ills.
.'flutter Itnuuii ril.
Utjliiogo, Jll . ^?Mm, A Ivoli i ling, II Lung
?lull Kli'fu't
J.ltiijloy, l?>l ? - VI r* . May Vry.
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St., ihrman,
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lirookilolil, M <i -?Mi? N:ii.?li l<uilM]|'>oiit, 'M
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MmHu-dHv Tr<?itiilr?.
Woioc*t?r. M iti. ?? Slxa. l-K/ajhu Gold, 117
Kuulliaiuii SiMjct.
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K. I'r.iil Htrant.
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joliiiHiuwn, 5i & Mr?. Mownr N. tiu.irii.'in, 10,1
K Main SlriMif
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A voM Operation*
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I'aw Paw, Mtcii ?;Mfi ,L.iiiwi D|ii|i?r
I'ltmhliitf, Midi, -Mm, Hun l< IM>.
S>>, ,i , nam of 1 1 A. Manhunt.
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Street,
CIovnIju'oI, Ohio ?>(>"? lAi/io Hteltfor, Ml#
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IrrrrxtltuMy,
llcrrlu. Ill ? Mm < <I| i? TulUol,
VVIiKiirj^tor, JwJ M?y D?al.
Dytii", ln>l.<? Mr*. Win. oberloii, H P D No. I,
'laUlniore, Mil ~Mr?, W, H KnrJ, 19.# I .stin
itowno (4tiii?t
K<i*!. ii\, Ki?hcIs Mi'i Klo,l.l Field
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tinnul Militmy I l-iii.it,
I.o|in;.')n, I'll t-M ? Harry D. Kittle, K3J I oh
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y rl I'ltintri , J'a Mi'ii. Al:iry ,l<?iie SI11M0.
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Nfi i.iiin I'rimt r.'it Ion.
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( , tin, I, .'ii. .1 Mm. 'I'llllu Wu turn, 451 I.ilior
t v Hi r< f t.
,li,*t'|ili. 'J\ i-jrim ?? Mm Ali<*o H u If man.
l'lilii,|r-I|.lit I'.t, M 1 *7 r/'illll JullllHton, 210
Sir^ol St I <? M . ^ V
Chri'tl iiia, I i'iiii ..M11 M;iiy Wood, It K I).
No :t
|>l<,'>,< Toi l* - Mr* A l l Y'Oing IV.;l<,i,ton.
Dr.initru isle. \i ?'iii 1 hat li.i! 'iMay, It. I'.D.
Tip-so w < - ; 1 1 ? ? 1 1 ji i ? ? < ? 1 1 1 v :i few df thousand-; of living witnesses of
t hr | h i wt r i.il' I, vili i lv I Mnkham\s YVgi-tahle I *? ?hi|m to cure female
(li-i-;i - <-s, N'< it i i!i?' <>t' t In- - i' m ten ever i ccc i \ i-i I cutii | it'iisu t i < > 1 1 in any
form forth" u ?' "f * 1 1" ? f mm"' in i h is ad vert i ^oii'-nt ? hut are will,
lug Oi.it. \\v shnuM t f-r t?i Ihrin because of tin* good they may
< I ? > nt hi' v i ' i' 1 1 1 r i W i nn to prove that l,,v<lia K. I'inkham'a
\-i'Xfiah!i,' < iu.pi iiiiiil is a !? li ililr ami honest medicine, and that t lie
8l;?'.i iii-'ii'-i m. I'll* in our advertisements regarding its merit are tha
truth and nothing hut the truth.
V7?*arW.L.Uou^lnfjcomfort
ahle.easy walking, common '
scnso shoos. A trial will
convirtc any one that W. L.
DiUi",'r, slioos hold tholr
fit fTH Y i: V" an (J 'WoAr"
I onyor than other makes.
"1 lu y arc made upon honor,
of. tho best leathers, by tho
mo:.t skilled workmon, in all J
the latest fashions, shoos in i
every t;t>lo and shnpo to suit J
men in all vvnlkc of life.
f ' A I ! T I f I V| j The ir.MtuiiK hnvo W. L.
I I ?,D?'.ii.Ia3 ii.nucaad prioo
ii~- r.[\. ,;l> vlilch Kuaraiitco9
f'-.i \ r :??{ otrt '.s tho wenrer
:i nri''3 :?:ul inferior shoes.
"Ma MO GtlUSTITUTE,
Ml ?>!
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of I lii - M:it i' tin ti t .
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IPapcr-Hangcrs & Painters
Xou OftH vfr*N.it IV : n
tr* u. flit m
N> rtllpn.|???r \\ ??
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h i:ki*
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tc onr rr i>r? ?or. t *t
tfft ttlO ?#<| !? ? b ill N
Al-Hilb Hi Alfc iU.
????*?? ront out! niHMt w.tn no et
Alfr?*<l I ' c ii t M t'nio
nut out* *<*?? worker n curb
^ | i| ?f.n^
i ituri'is. fl*?' Initcc #.i 1 1 * I > Li
??-1.0001m \VjtPl?j||H*> si .? u
V\ ... . fit
*}V
?oitoo, it***
Wo Buy
FURS
Hldos and
Wool
Feathers, Tallow, Btriutt, Ginieng, \
Golden St?l,( Yfllow Rox), May App! j.
Wild Ginger, etc. \V? art dealer* i
nttbHiKrd in 1856 ? "Ot*t hity a century in
LouitrilU" ? end cut da better (or you ihao
atcnta or ccmmiuinn merchant*. Rcfetmr*,
any Dank in Louuv-.Kf. Write (or wrrUy
pace lul end *hif>?aa? ug*. - -
m. 8ai)fll St Sons,
CS7 ft. Market St. LOUISV.LLE, KY.
. WLPC-VAUVCB FITTING AND
SHAFTING. PULLEYS, BELTS.
LOMBARD IRON WORKS "G0TA
For COI.DS and OKI f*.
HlrU's i AJ-t'i'ivR Is tf-.r rrnifdy?
rf llivi s tl.r a-'liliiK iir.'l ti-\ ei M.iii-m - i-umi
ll. ?: < i.:.l r\ ? ? ? ! i ii ???% i .i' iu;i! cuiultllulls. Il'j
iluulvl ulli . tj. Uu-Di-tt- au-ty Ivc.. 'ibc. kud
10c . ut itrtik' kUh'i h
Thr I i ? ? \ 1 ! i alll Iltc >r I 1 1 ? t 1 X 1*1 ? for Ins
I III p ?.M-. . s:. .lie.
Itrh < :> I ir. i:i!mi!t?t l>v Wnolford'a
S.'Tir'aiy I ' n r Niwr l.n's. At ihuggists.
i- : i r <?? < ;n t !? - . >!;nt! lint como.
i:i?r!o. So. 40- '09.
Mrs \\ ;jj?Iow's mix !:ynr,> for Children
to*'l 'i.n^ t :.<? k'i. ;u?. .rtiuooa inflainin*
t it. i. , .ii ..i) s p.t.ii . t. ; n. v? in?l colic. iS< u bottle,
! ?>ht>n llax iinii\' r> i'-ii*;' tiji '-ai],
lij I *:<?>? ;? ? I . i .*.! t I'. ;.t-i? jtiul.itc ?iiii
' l it ? >1 ?li.Hii. i.'.i't ;>!il Iiinvcln.
>.j,.u > ?.>((??!, tiny gi :-.nu:>-s. ims) to tuke
(ut tan iy.
J ! . i i : i \ i ? ma:; !i a\ !.ili. hut lit?
. :i ;???-? ?t \vi ?? ! ? I Iri-'i. .*<
.Vw"',' ' "T l"' It -t.'S !'??!> \ I">\V.in'
v t-t . ; : t a - it .1 ? .1 : ? t '? r . ? \ f v. foe.
tr ' v : ?!! ?!??.? 2?'i *.
Tl'ci He Collapsed.
Tec to--! .t ?j ;i:i r peaks in puh
!:;? [.<. p;t'!.i!|\ >.:!Vrr> ii;ii? a.roiiv in
t i:..r >;>a< i- >?! t::i.r il.au at auv
:? part of Ms i.ivtvr. Vo'unsj
l'l ti !t tho truth of tl'.ia
*?( rv I; cor. ::.o ?-t!.rv ?!nv w!;ou !.c
!"!!?: '. !:;::><!! fnrnit; a:'. nud'.cucc of
lie." a'.il i ! ?!< ptvitlo: t \(i!ci? at an
i It'et ion. llo i.a-1 prcparcil a vet v
i ?? r \ it I iii ation m Mippoif <<t Ir.s
!.itifi'-> t a tii! ti ! ac V ? tr.it t.'i" tl'i1 first
lew u.i i:r ??: 1 1 > lie ?oi:M poil-itu hn?
: ^ .i - 1 ? Tlu-n in re^-pi >a-r to an e:i
' i ourau'in^ cheer. In- ht'uan t.o ?p. ak.
| ''Mr. Mr. Chairn.an," In- -:a:n
1 nu i i-il, ' ' v. hen I w Lrn I !??! ' !.j>v e
litis evening "lily t wo pi oi If *):t tins
? ailli u : v father afi?l ir.\ ?>?>!!'- kr.rw
j what 1 was 'j i ? i ? i ?_* in >mv. In I u\v -
i iifivw^v wfll. now, n-.iv t'attirr knows."
Mt'N VOX'S |<*M I \ I' NT IKK TOHS AT
vol u SKKVK !?: vki:f.
i Not a IVnny ( <> I'h.v l-'ur Ilir Fulloit
McUical Kxuinluat iun.
If you Rrn in doubt as to tho cause
t of your dlRenao mail us a postal re
, quoBtlng amcdlcnl oxaniluatlon blank,
whlcb you will fill out and return to
us. Our doctors will carefully diag
nose your caso, and If you can be
cured you will be told so; If you can
not be cured you will be told so. You
or*4 not obligated to us In any way;
this advice is absolutely free; you are
at liberty to take our advlcc or not at
you tee flt Send to day for a medi
cal examination blank. All out and
return to ue as promptly n? possible,
and our eminent doctdhi will diagnose
your case thoroughly absolutely free.
Munyon'a. 63d and Jeffcraon Sta.,
Philadelphia, Pa. ^
FOUR KILLED IN
JERSEY CITY WRECK
Pennsylvania Train jumps the
Track jon Elevated Trestle.
SCORt OF PASSENGERS HURT
I'Vur/ul I, OA* of Idfe Prevented by
< '?? ??? of New Hlcel Type, Which
Stood I In- Shock, Hut Smoker
Criitul>I?'d it ii< I Turned Over.
.fcrney < *M y , N J,? Four persons
I wero kllhd and h won* or nioro of
persona were inoru oi'haa badly In
J Io h wreck on tho Pennsylvania
Hailroad here, The w rock was coutod
l>y u iwcullui' collision between two
engine#, both running in tho samo di
rection on parallel trucks utid tliut
(ho lo*s of life was not greater run
road men hay lb duo to the fuct that
tho cars in which tiio passengers
were, with a single exception, were
of tho m w steel type. '
Tho collision wan between thfc en
Kim drawing tho M7 a. ni. express
froiii Philadelphia and a detached en
gine that was hacking into tho ter
minal to take out one of tho morning
trains for Long JJranch, N. J. TttL
Philadelphia train was crowded witir
passenger#, moat of them ronimutera
from neafhy towns in New Jersey.
Tho persons killed were the engineers'
"r 'hf-two engines, tho (\reman of tho
J.'niiK I iJ4J?!h wi d tuytraek
?'wylkof'V^io win caassht In .thy wreck
age' when Hi" Philadelphia train's
? ? i ? r; 1 1 ? jumped the track and crashed
Info the <? 11 n I n ?? that was coining in,
Tlif <!?!??? 1 are: Hp*-?rit> Dronkle, a
t r?"'k ? w a I k < r , e.ddreHs unknown ;
J ;? iii'-s M i ?< .' !.?i l <?*, of Newark, lire ma a
fit I.ong I'raii' h engine; John. Mon
roe, of I'erth Aruboy, engineer of
I. on,3, Uraiie!i ( ngin ; .lyhn Spllley, of
Tn hton, -engineer of Philadelphia
t rain.
'I' h<> injured are: A. C. Allison, of
-2-L NanSau street, N >? w Yorl: City;
internal injuries;. Si. Francis* Hospi
tal Joseph Anl"v?kl, of 171 Morgan
meet, .J?-rs ?y ('it;', t.ackwalker;
compound frneUiu? of t h ? skull.
Frederick I). I i 1 1 1 n a.4 , i.f a w yer
Rtrert , Klizab'i h ; ilmf'.: ; K.'tu liomc.
Miss Anna (!. H;;jn!;,ef 07 Kim s'reet,
Hli'/.abei h ; hrni.si's end cats; in St.
Francl V lli -i pita I. 1 1 Clark. of
M et uc.M'ij ; real;) wound.-*; in City
I lo-??tii al. Max I 'oi'nldyji). oi 4 li
\\ ? :J'. 1 t h street, New York Ciiv;
m rioas internal iiiju-i H'.t: Cliy Hospi
tal. William I. IJfiaglass, I 'J Kmmet
st'iet, N'wa-k: rat, aiel l?r uis-id ;
went home. William Kwiaij, of Al
I' i: r! :!c; u!:c.'JM:'.Qjo::s? from shock and
I or ibb* 1 1 1 1 v . j ! 1 1 injure-':.: :n Christ
I le;- , it:i '. Ciiai li ?; 1 1 ml !? u.-r, liati
u ?' \ I should' r s f ?? :* i ! i ? ?<! . wen* home.
I wt V in ? . !' I M.i\n:?v. Kaliway; bruises
and <? is. v. pi Im:.:c. Fn dnidck Mr.
Carry* I a^-iO'v of Philadel
pliia train: c it ; an! bruises; sent
l oaic. haul. I Mi .id. <f :;7! South
>. ip .let lit !i t.i i ? < N. w:irk : P.remau
< r I'hll.rl' Ih'hia train; internal inJu
t i *: t ity I lo j j.j al. Melville J.
(t?iiinn. ot 1*. 1 1*- -him 'iVrrare, New
inr-t n ! . w home.
?h :iii IJ f'fi. i .? .M-.-ic.cIh ii ; arm
.v-UU.' j , r,y ?<<?,, ' LV...i{?S') ... Iv
??' J'tl.ty. i f : ; ! \Vrig'ii street, N'ew
i . vare of the skull;
i;? St. I r i i:;* HoKpital. William
Sebnf. < i' ?'i'i -en ? ("i ; mail clerk on
T ' 1 : l . : 1 o I : r *iv i n : idioirk; t? lit home.
I ! ? - 1". ry r I'ii'ip; c;i, raa.il clerk on
I ' i i: i ! ri 1 1 ? ? 1 1 ? : ; i ? t ;*a in ; ? t Ii "i.-e riln bro
ken; ? !><? .-???. C ? Smith, of
'"7 Cl.i' ili ?'(! avi a if, N"\va!'k;
:? : :."?it li'>ip". Kmi'I'IIi Spear,
f,! ? I " I !'? -."'i f -i ' < libs v :i head: fpnt
Ii":".'-. <: !?:. Spitilehoas.'. Of I-Uiza
l'.t!i: shu.K : i:i St.' K rail id Ilosjutal.
i -? of L".' I l.ia'at street, \
?N : i"' rn al i'l.ja; i s; in <
I'r; !,. is' ; ,i l Ml ? )?:. c. Weil, I
' s I i i " I , ,l";;;.'y City ;
1 ? i !">:* ? ! I t i \ - V Yerk City.
-M. lUi,.iaa av.-nae,
.N' rk : ,hr. ; ; > ? I. ,;?:???
i In' !?(' !.:? t-i ! V|'rrl( !?: !;<>ar a
l;l1' I';:.; . ',a:..'M m llu; .!?. i^iiV C.iiy
l'.ninh i| a! r.p.;' l.a.iwti ;i : Waldo.
I ... I'lvi'i.s * . i : 1 1 . !oue(i>> r o.i th.j
' \ai' ! i.; ii.' iii'i'- Kiihoad ave
nue. a lev. i: ;.a.-.:s ,-^iith of
) '? .? i us .? si | la' ? is
de !v ; ? ? | ? i ; ;t ' ! i;.> railroad
k : i :? ? i i > i-.? j tiii-owh crowded
t ? t!e')'"ii ! s I :v ; {??' > ' ? <t h% > i Irg of t llO
' i *? ? ? > 'i.ii-\H four
...-i at t .if- j. (it i !. e accident,
t'(" i::'r ! !<??<> liUMr.ing, and
i ? fi s i.- a .! ? i i;.ro :v, i p. i; * r a <-\i that the
a e"( a; r? d: Iloth enginra
v': ' !>' 1 n :: I Fcveval of ths
.?i ,*1. rar= ? >v;s'Ctl, b;i I'.'pt -0110 of tho
..i: s u a v ? way nr. dor the strain
I
KM. I. KM AS Al TO I11TS A THICK.
One Man's Xerk KroUen and An?
other's skull Fractured.
. Cr.Tnvii; \ N. C? Two men wero
kiilid, and another sevlou h" injured
In an n.i'uni iliilt* iio? Kl ? n t noa. hri'o.
Th?* d? ad are k. Fleming and
liarrv Skinner. Jr., prominent citi
z. :m i.f ('..,<?!> v i H-.
K. CI. Flannanan. who v as driving
? h car. lesl eonltel if k in trjini;
tt> pa.-s n hi'uit wagnn. 'I'ho ma
chin? crn-h^d into a ; re ^ wit Iv teri'lflo
fore* and turned ? complete somer?
saul'.
Filming '"as thrown on his head,
b i't-oV; . it t; 'uia 1 1 i" k and killing htm
nlmcst Instantly. Flannagan was
caught under the machine and badly
crushed, three ribs being broken..
Skinner's skull was fractured and
ho was o? hi'i u i *e b:ully bri !sed. llo
di'.l on the way to the hospital.
Fleming w;?s Si ate Senator from
1'ift County. ' Skinn-v* tT3"~tli'6 son of
1'tiited States District Attorney Harry
Skinner.
i?i-:< i.imis <?ovfiixorsiiip.
? j--t
William Gohi?M?n'tVefcrs to lie Fdl
j t?>r to Knler of New Mexico.
i Albuquerque, N.M. ? William Rob
inson. ?'diior of the lloswell Register
j Tribune, announced that bn would
i decline the Governorship of New Mcx
; lpo. reeenfly offered hlnv
'i iic resignation cf Governor Geo.
I Curry la effective nr\t February. Mr.
' Robinson said that he would rather
J stay in ihe newspaper business than
j hold any ofl'.cc. ?
Iv 1 1,1.1)1) IX WRRCK,
Roller Rlows l'p on F.rlc Railroad
KnVne llanliiicr l-'ast Freight.
| 1-Iornc 11, N. Y. ? Chauncev Green,
engineer, ami Christopher Ryder, fire
man. we ra killed, F. O. Tracv^ a
brnkeniftr. was probably fatally hurt,
and two-other employes were slightly
Injured In a wrc-ck oil the, Kilo Rail
rord, near Belmont.
'oth engines and fourteen" cars
went into the dltt-h. Green and
'Ryd r wuc on tiia cngii.a that ex
ploded. All of the dead and injured
*r? from her..
$30,000,000 10 PUBLIC USES
? I |. L_ - ^
John S. Kennedy's Will For $60,
000,000 Filed.
If nil of If l? Kntntc (?<mh to KcJIkI"*',
KducNllon mod ClinHljr? KclnUvcu
and Hervniiln Provided For.
New York City. Tho will of Johu
Stewart Kennedy, filed for probato,
(UipoueH of |60,000,000, approxi
mately half of which goen to educa
tional, charitable, lullglotiH and ben
ovolout Institutions, 111m widow and
6xe<-utri*. Krnma B. Kennedy, re
celves *15 .000,000, the remainder
being divided . untOiig relatives,
friends aonl hhi* vs oo t h,
The will shows hi no to have heen
among the rich men of the \vorld.
Ho died on October 511, lifter ft
abort attack of whooping cough, fol
lowing a sovere cold of long dura
tion. Ah a hanker and railroad
builder ' he wan associated with J.
I'iorpontu Morgan and Jooucs J. Hill,
aoid for ton yearn he waa a partner
of the lato Morris K, Jestop, whom)
will of a few months ago also gavo
largo sums to charitable and educa
tional institutions. Mr. Kennedy
was born In 1830 near Glasgow,
Scotland.. He came to this country
In 1 856.
Mrs. Kennedy receives also the
city homo at No. 6 West Fifty-sev
enth street, the country homo at Bar
Harbor, Me., and $1,000,9.00 in ca?h.
Columbia Unlvorslty, the Metro
politan MutoeQm of Art, the Prehhy
terlan Hospital and the New York
.Public Library receive the largest
bequests among the local benefac
tions approximately |2,25t,000
each. Three hoards of tho Presbyte
rian Church <j| vide equally J6,7!?o,
000 for c!n,(rrh erection, home onls
KlonH and foreign missions.
Tito bequests to public lualUutioois
pre as follows:
82,250,000.
Columbia University.
Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Presbyterian* Hospital, New York
Public Library, Ak(oi*, I^enox and
Tllden Foundations.
Board of Foreign Missiou3 of the
Presbyterian Church in the United I
States of America.
Board of Home Missions of th? I
PiPKhyterlHt* Church.
Board of Church Erection Fund of
the General Assembly of the Prosby
te: Ian Church.
$ I, r, co, ooo.
Church Extension Committee of ,
the Presbytery of New York.
United Charities, a corporation of ;
the State of New York.
Robert College, of Constantinople, I
Turkey. 1_~
S7.V>,000.
The Presbyterian Board of Aid for ;
Colleges and Academics.
The American Bible Society.
New York l'nlver?ity.
The? Charity Organization Society
of the City of New York, for Us
School of Philanthropy. C,~
Following those are many be
quests for $100,000. $50, 000, $30,- |
noo. $2f>,ouo .nd smaller sums to |
colleges, churches and various socle- i
lies, ag.cr.e.gat.injc millions of dollars. j
Mr. Kennedy's relatives in Soof.- !
land, two brothers and the children ]
of a dccersed brother, rcceivo lega
cies varying from $20,000 to $10,000 |
?ach. \
That part of the estate which Is j
given trj American relatives, and
which is a Utile more than a quarter
of the whole. Is divided between h's
nephews and nieces, children of his i
sister, Mary K. Tod, and th? nephews j
nnd nieces rf his wife, children of I
his sieter-ln-law, SuFan V. Baker.
I'.LIF I. AW INDICTMFXTS FAIL.
Fo'e-eleet ion I'remi ? Causes Dismissal
of All of Thcni.
Kansas.Clty, Mo. ? More than -1000
Indictments, returned during a spec
tacular "Sunday Blue-law" crusade,
made by Judge William II. "Wallace, '
of the Criminal Court, a ; car ago, 1
were dismissed by Judge I.atshaw.
Prolocutor Virgil Conkllng moved
that they be dismissed, in keeping
w ith his pre-rlcctlou promise.
Judge Wallace began hla campaign
by calling a special Grand Jury to re
turn lndlctmrnts against all persons
who worked or hot their places of
business open on the Sabbath. Hun
dreds of indlctment3 were returned
dally.
ThcatrcL wcro special marks of the
Inquisitors. Blanket Indictments
v.cre returned against whola com
panies. Only nine cases were . ever
-tried. Seven resulted in acquittal
and two In convections.
MILLIONS TO AKHKST DISEASE.
Mrs. Russell Sage Gives $1,000,000
nml Carnegie Adds Another.
Washington, D. C.- ? Tho Public
Health and Marino Hoapilal hero an
nounced that Mrs. r^u*s?ll Sp.ko would
contribute $1,000,000 to tho lnstitu- j
tion for the promotion of tbg^jvar-oiv
tuberculosls, and also that Andrew
Cnrnegie ' a 1 scut word from New
York City that he would Rive $ 1,040, ?
000 for a campaign against pellagra ,
In tho South.
This makes $3, 000. 000 that has
been placed at the di?p >sal of the i
hospital, John D. Rockefeller a week
ago having given $1,000, COO for a
scientific attempt to suppress the
hookworm. The officials of the hos
pital w.ve enthusiastic over Mrs.
Sage's gift. The fl>;ht rgMnst tubsr
eulostoiiow is- country-wide, but there '
has be>n a scarcity cf funds for its !
promotion.
WROTE ins WILL ON HIE WALL.
Rrooklyn Man May Get Estate of
Georgia Hermit .
Savannah, Ga. ? Peter O. Le-ist, a
hermit, was found dead at his homo
near Savannah. Jie was seated in a
chair, apparently staring at tho wall
of his room, on which he had written
his will.
Ills property, which is considerable,
Is left to his son, who Is In school at
Sharon, Ga., or, in, case of his death,
to Henry Dryer, cf Brooklyn, N. Y.
THIEVES NOT WANTED IX NAVY.
ItccruKIug Ofllctfr Asked to Explain
Enlistment of Confegsrd Criminal.
Washington, D. C. ? The Secretary
of tho Navy has naked Lieutenant
Commander John It. Edle, of the
naval recruiting station, at FialUmor?t
to explain how he came to accept foi
enlistment a confessed thief.
The recruit is Charles H. Stehle,
who waa dismissed by Magistrate
Grannan, of Baltimore, after the Mag.
Istrate had received Attn railed* that
the yonng man would not ha refused
enlistment ou tf?;ennt of hU cou
fesstd erlipti _ ^
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New cod ?fain you ite two women psM*
in| down the itrMt who look like sisters.
You ere astouishcd to learn that they are
_ mother f'?d daughter, and you realize that
? wotaau at forty or fort y-five ought to be
?t her finest and fairest. Why isn't it jioP
The general health o I wowui is so in
timately associated with the local health
of the essentially feminine or|-*ns that
there can he no red checks and rouud
foiiu where there la female weakness.
Women who here Buffered from
this trouble hare found prompt
relief and euro In the use of l>r.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It
organs of womanhood. It clears
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The fool wlio is silent pusses for
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Rome people would drown with * life
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when they con getAiflamlins Wizard Oil,
the best of /ill pain remedies, .
The fish will soon he euutfht I hut
nibbles at every bail.? Herman
Be free, once more, from that amjoying,
rooking cough. Allen's Lung Balsam given
relief when everything c1m? fails. ?
Yliere are hoys of all ^French.
ECZEMA COVEREO HIM.
ttclilng Torture Was Beyond Worda?
Blept Only from Hheer ICxIiuunIIoii
? ' .'llc'Vt'dl lu 21 Hours nud
Cured In a Month by Cuticura.
"I tun seventy-seven years old, and some
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tead to foot. 1 was sick for Mix months
and what I uuffered tongue could not tell.
1 could not sleep day or night because of
that dreadful itching; when I did sleep it
wua from sheer exhaustion, f was ono
I mass of irritation; it was even in my scalp.
The doctor's medicine seemed to make me
| worse and I uas almost out of my mind. I
got n ret of the C.utieura Soap, Ointment
and Resolvent, I used them persistently
for twenty-four hours. That night I slept
like an infant, the lirst solid night's sleep
1 had had for six months, lu a month 1
was cured. W. Harrison Smith, Mt. Kiseo,
N. Y., Feb. 3, 1008."
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It was In this very cottage In Brookslde, 15 miles
from Birmingham, Ala., that three Italians nearly
diefl of Fever. They had been tick 3 months. John
son's Tonic cured them quickly? read letter below:
> . Rootaldo, Ala., May 4,1008.
The two phy?h>Unn here had S rery ohgtinate ?MM of eontlxracvl Malarial Fcrcr. All
were Italians and llrad on a crock 00 yard* irom my atore. ThewcMtinrtor three
month* (landing, their temperature ranging from 100 to 104. The doctor* had triad every
thing In, rain. I penruaded them to let me try JohMon'e Tonic. i removed all the print
ed metier and let the medicine go out In a ptatn bottle ae a regular prescription. The a*
teat tn all three caeeewae Immediate and penman They recovered rapidly end there
waa no recurrondo of the Kef ec. &? B. 8I11KLETT,
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