The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 11, 1903, Page 29

MODERN DIANO BUYING Suggestions That May Prove of Value, ’ RTIQEMENTS. { | cord That Spcnks for Itsclt—Some | ces on the Renowned Decker & Son ianos ~ A Siring of Used Pianos— | General Pommer-Eilers Store News. | | bt as to where to buy a about which make of whose judgment you can ght a piano 1 l this induce piano? It cer- A VAST ARMY OF FRIENDS. business here about to supply you a list of n and women of m purchased een months ago tically what we nt business men who have had r over twelve months. % who have owned r six months. All, we cheerfully verify what we n the above ! not pay you to investigate| rs who are not i tion to permit | aragingly of | C (!MPA\Y.' r instruments; but cannot very well | od qualities of | e reliability and are to dispute the acter of the instru-| R-EILERS MUSIC | estigate the matter you! h our facilities we are 1 a better plano for obtained from any :s many planos as r two '\OJS.Q in Cali- A upward course “busiest and best VHAT C)-N DO NOwW. RING OF USED ONES, TO0O. we of excelie ging from number AS T0 PAYMEHT pents are for sale on R! edsy payment £ urchaser practically fo which to co mplete the pur- R rH 100, that our unconditional ne€ back if your instru- solutely satisfactory or as goes with every purchase, to this we furnish a regular nty on every piano or organ warranty duly counter- forget the number, 653 w _the Examiner building. LERE MUSIC COMPAN s busiest and best pi Market OCEAN TRAVEL. leave San Fran- follows Wrangel, Skagway nv\—-Pomonl, 1: IOI 6: Corona, 1:30 | r Vr..,,".n_ noid s (via Port Los Angeles and | go and Santa Barbara— | 9a m Thursdays, 9 . Tth of each rmztion obtain folder. hange steamers or zall- 'rxcxr:'r OPchu—t New Montgom- ctel), 10 Market street and strest al Passenger, Agent, San Francisco. itme to PORT- e from Portland to all at LOW- o berth | at s. Dept., | Azt 1010 KISEN KAISHA, INTAL STEAMSHIP CO.) m., for YOKOHAMA calling at Kobe (Hiogo), Shanghal, and connecting at 3 mers_for Incis, etc. No | on bourd on Gay of safiing. MAK r 3, 1008 | t reduced | apply at Com- | 521 Market street. corner First H. AVERY, General Agent. M“IICS 3.Co. tor Hamlulu.or& for Tahiti, Oct. 26, 3 for Hnn-»lu]" Samoa, Auci Thursday, Oet. 20, 2 p. m. aifialt-n«mm— 2l Frugst Ufioe, 328 Garkat B, Pierte. T rumfu “AWALL GANOA, NEW mulfi A- SVME' o TANITL POSA, ——|VALET DENIES cure you just as certain as you try it. Of this LATE MASTER | LEFT A WIFE | - B WEALTHY YOUNG CHICAGO- ‘ AN WHO DIED SUDDENLY | IN THIS CITY. | £ & Contradicts Young Woman’s Claim of Marriage (o0 A. H. Kohn. PRI R HE body of Abraham H. Kohn, " the young Chicagoan, whose suc den death at the Adler Hospital early Friday morning has been shrowded in mystery, was started on its way to his former home last night. Accompanied by Phillip Jones, the former valet of the deceased, the body was ship- pe(‘ on the Central Paclfic overland at 6 ock and with its departure there was closed an incident that for a time prom- ised to develop quite a scandal. 8o far, Dr. Gedge, who treated Kohn at the Adler Hospital, where he died, has falied to explain the reasons that prompted him to make contradictory statements concerning Kohn's death and to decline to furnish information regard- ing the affair. He still appears in the light of making no effort to correct the public impressions that have been formed. Yesterday mornink he filed a of death at the health o he sets forth that Kohn dted Friday morning, and that se of death was morphinism ributing cause cardiac par- | fice, e previous night the doctor gave out the state t that Kohn's death was due is. The young woman who be iohn’ who was has made the ed away nine hlur( before the hour mentioned in the death certificate. MYSTERIOUS ATTENDANTS. The refusal of the hospital attendants to admit that Kohn was dead hours aft it had become known that he had d and after Dr. Gedge had so advised the dead man’'s relatives in Chicago, Is now said by the hospital attendants to have been due to instructions issued by Dr. Gedge, who had charge of the case. The valet, Philip Jones, on Friday, ten hours after his master died, visited the hospital { on two different occasions to inquire of Kohn's condition, and both times he was | informed that his master was improving. It was not not until long in the afternoon, after his return from his second visit to the Adler Hospital, that Jones learned | that Kohn was dead. Even then he was | i unable to confirm the news at the hos- pital. Why the valet, who had been at-| | tending Kohn for two years and had been | the servant of the Kohn family for years | previous, should have been denied the in- | formation is as much a mystery as the other strange incidents attending the ! death of the young man at the hospital. | Before starting for the East last even- ! ing Jones told several persons that it had been the intention to quietly ship the; body East, but this plan was abandoned | | when it was found that the newspapers | were looking into the case. Prior to his departure for Chicago Jones appeared at | ADVERTISEMENTS. AS SURE AS THE SUN RISES| TR { So Certzin ‘Wil Be Your Cure of Piles if| You Desire Immediate Relief From Pain. Are you suffering from the agonizing dueuel your life one of pain and un-| d misery? Do you want to b2 | & as your life by using a simple, natural remedy that gives immediate reller. No knife, 1o torture, no pain and applied in the privacy of your own home. The Pyramid Pile Cure has never falled even In the most | aggravated cases. It fe in the form of al suppository ard is applied directly to the af- fected parts, giving instant relief. It wi there is no question or shadow of a doubt. A prominent Milwaukee lady says “For years I suffered intense agony from piles. My nerves were shattered and many times 1 prayed that death might release me from my torture. No one on earth can ever know what misery and pain I endured. ~Pyramid Pile Cure cured me completely, thoroughly and per- | | manently. For two years I have not had a ! symptom of piles. I can never thank and pratse you enough for this blessed deliverance.’ Pyramid Plle Cure is for sale by all drug- | gists ut 50 cents a package. If not kept by your druggist, will be sent on receipt of price by P)rlmld Drug Co., Main st, Marshali, Mich. Write for free booklet on the nature, treat- ment and cure of piles. OCEAN TRAVEL. COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE. | DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS, Thursday instead of“ Saturday, at 10 &. m., from Pler 42, orth River, foot of Morton street. First-class’ to Havre, §10 and upward. Sec- gndclass %o iavre. $45 and upward. GE AL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND ANADA, ® Brossway (Hudson Building), . F. FUGAZL & CO., Pacific Coast ts, I ontgomery San 1sco, 'l‘l‘e:nr(- «cld by all mnmu Ticket Agents. -+ | the service of Abraham Kohn. |.treatment in this city for the morphine | doctors persuaded him to remain in bed THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11. 1903. JOE ROSENBERG'S. | 3 reading in Goods Must Go. TED UNDERWEAR. LADIES' V! and no sleeves, neck and armhole lace trimmed an run_through with silk braid, made of Italian sk, the new openwork square f effect; white. More Ladizs’ Vests—the Good Kind. Made of mercerized lisle, high neck and long sleeves or high neck and short 5 the kid-i flt(ln‘ l‘;lnd Beaded Chains and Necklaces. More in demand than ever, and you 8 will find our prices a little lower. K CHAIN, full inches long; blue turquoise beads, four strands lraide(‘ with extra long tassel. ~Price ! vhere and you will find we utter; now. - 95¢ BEAD CHAIN or made of graduating beads; hes long. Our price -65¢ IN or hECKLALE 54 || turquoise or crystal, highly poii; hed. You will not appreciate them until you see them at this low 25¢ Good Morniag ! And here are some %ond offerings in RIB- ALL SILK TAFFETA 4~ RIBBON, alpaca finish, satin do([ad effect, sash ribbon width, full five inches wide, rich r; in pink, blue, white and black; able. Speclal . 15¢ Kore Money-Saving Prices in Ribbons. ALAMO SATIN TAFFETA RIBEON, all silic “five inches wide; pink, blue, cardinal, lemon, white and black; regu- lar ./c quality. Monday and Tueid.u price .... . . 25 Teneriffe Lace or Wheel Work ruuber with five rows of perforated holes =0 as to make five different sizes [ of lace. So simple that a child can B make the lace. At the price-cutte # 12 Coms "HILD'S KNITTED COR- SET WAIST, made of steam- shrunk yarn, jersey knit, double WiB¥l}) rows of washable buttons, 77\ small and large si At the e \ price-cutter's e 12e Hothers ! Here are some SPECIAL OFFER- INGS FOR THE LITTLE ONE! 4 Ladies' Equestrian Tights—the Par- ticnlar Kind for Particuiar Women. Made of picked Egyptian cotton, stainless and fast black, tight-fitting tops, ankle will appreclate the qualit, this price. There's One Thing You Will Find—We AreTrathful in Our Advertisements. We are overstocked fleur de Iis, bow knot and flower de- Price. inches wide. Coroner Leland’s office and made a depo- | sition in which he says he is a resident of 2625 Indiana avenue, Chicago, and that ie is a graduated nurse of Bellevue Hos- ital of New York City. l)On October 19, 191, he said, he entered He and his employer left Chicago a week ago last | Friday for the purpose of seeking medical habit. He understood that Kohn had been addicted to the use of morphine for two years before he entered his service. At De Kalb, Ill., Jones says, Miss Webb, as he knew her, joined them. KEPT COMPANY WITH EKOHN. She had kept company with Kahn be- fore that time, but the witness never un- derstood that she was his wife. Since he had been in the service of Kohn he had never been absent long enough from Kohn for Kohn to have married any- body. At the date glven by Miss Webb, or Mrs. Kohn, as the time she married Kohn at Beulah, Wis., Jones said, Kohn and he were at a watering place in In- diana. Jones met the woman first at Lake Beulah last July, when she and Kohn oc- cupled a cottage together there. They came to San Francisco through the rec- ommendation of Dr. Shiels for treatment. They arrived here on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. On Wednesday morning Kohn's temperature was 1026, and the that day, which he did. On Thursday about 3 p. m. he went to the sanitarium and Dr. Gedge told him that he couid continue the use of morphine until Friday morning, when the treatment would be begun. Kohn was of a very nervous tem- perament, and for that reason he request- ed Jones to remain with him until he went to sleep. Jones administered a hy- podermic dose of one graln of morphine before Kohn went to sleep, which was af 9 o'clock. Jones said he then went to the Palace Hotel. He did not think that Kohn committed suicide, because he did not be- lieve that Kohn had the courage to take his own life. thls llst that follows Here are some of our of- | ferings in LADIES' KNIT- 1 lute correctness of the corset is more | than ever of vital importance. Its | EST, low neck \ lines either make or mar the beauty | CHILD'S VESTS, Swiss rlbbed made of fleece-lined yarn, high neck- and long sleeves, medfum weight, velvet finish; in gray or ecru ..25¢ PANTS, ankle length, French band, made of same quality as above. Price - 25e length,” medium weight. You at 0c in Normandy Valenciennes or Point de Paris lace; in f signs; the good, washable kind Iull fcglr -18e¢ EKNOWS OF NO WILL. Jones on Thursday, in order to induce! sleep, also gave Kohn a dose of two and | a quarter teaspoonsful of dormio, a prep- aration of chloral, a remedy that had! been recommend: by Dr. Edwards of | Coronado Beach last spring. He u.“lly tocls three teaspoonsful, but two and a' qua) was in the bottle at the The re- JOE ROSENBERG'S. Fall Goods Are Arriving and Summer | [ The Scintitc Fttng of Corsets a | specialty in Which We Excel. of the smartly modeled gown. Our in | skilled corsetieres have made a close ink, biue and | and careful study of the individual At e price-cutter's | requirements of different figures, and with this very thorough knowl- | edge, together with the large varieties of all different styles, they of every proportion. This is done in less time, at less expense and, as a rule, far more sat- order. CORSETS FITTED FREE. Y)ttlng Booma on Main Floor. Nemo Self- Rodnclng Corsets. 3 The stout figure is | /y lengthened into | ‘ der flgure gains an added roundness. Price - $2.75 and $3.50 Royal Worcester—the Genuine Kind | They give a chic and dainty figure, with an easy air of style and allow a perfect freedom in breathing and motion. The long sloping waist line is clearly defined and fits in firmly, inclining the body to gracefulness. For medium, slender ] or stout flgutu. Price S] .00 L Is all the craze for walst or dress trim- Ge Ness. ming. Why not buy one of these wheels | make your own lace? Made of hard I Made of imported iteen, boned throughout with unbreakable steels, cular cut, hand-gored in black or white. fiew Parisian hip and straight front, garters tached. You will appreciate the wvalue of these at this low price.... - 50¢ nu om—lfir«t ntnnom All Stores Keep Hair Brushes—We Keep One Kind, the Best Made of solid back, in clear white hog bristles; you will appreciate the price when you see them. Sc Why Not Have Comfort ‘When you can buy them at these low prices? KIMONA, made of XX quality of flannelette, in col- ored fancy stripes, Mikado sleeves, front .and sleeves ~ band trimmed. A! the price- cutter's . -49¢ O y \ = Lower in Price THAN YOU WOULD EX- PLCT TO BUY THEM FOR. KIMONAS, made of Germ-n elderdown. in color- ed fancy figured designs, Jap- anese sleeves, extra wide skirt, sleeves and down the front trimmed in soild col- ors to match. Monday and Tuesday, price ... room. Kohn told him on the way to this city that he had not made a will. Jones says Miss Webb also went by the name of Mrs. Willlams and another name which he had forgotten, and she claimed to be- long to a family in Kentucky. Kohn had a pocketbook under his pil- low containing $1000 in currency and $2000 in drafts, which Miss Webb told him she had taken, as she was without a cent in the world. The witness expected to get some change, hoping Miss Webb would send him to buy the railroad ticket, but she sent the bellboy instead and left him without a cent. Jones’ statement In reference to the ADVERT-SEMENTS. ONE BO'I"I"LE CURES. Iael » 111, April 8, 1896. McBurney, Los An- xelel Cd -Dear Sir: * It -affords pleasure to testify to the ef- nucy of yonr Kidney der Cure. have been troubl with my kld.ney- and bladder for over four treated by this city durin ention two w! ter being son.) I rtat to say they au me no was advised to spend the winter in your glorious climat. the ocean batl day's. lnu-nnt Send 25c for first i and l-t Telief in twenty minutes, er teaspoonsful was all that there ‘3 | mainder of the morphine the witness gave , | in charge of the nurse when he left the .ll.fll. st, L08 ANGELES, CAL. bso- | In the current fashion the al b5 Tiac) favioy: slus brcs o 1ade isfactorily than in corsets made to || shapeliness, the slen- || are enabled to fit perfectly figures || i Whatever You Buy, This Is the Store [ | ed effects, tallor stitched, buttan trim- fl med, with detachable collar and tab; B—— véry chic and excepllonally re.unnab]_g i at - 75 ‘r t | \ cir- | The | with button clasps at- | JOE nosmlmu’n THE BEST NEWS IN THE PAPER TO-DAY: There's bargain meaning in every line of this advertisement - profitable We have many meore good offerlngs. hut too small a qnantlty to advertlse 0dds and Ends in Hosiery That we bought from a jobber | twenty-five per cent less than cost, effects, ladies’ and children’s. 12¢ quality now ... 15¢ quality now .. 25c quality now . That Saves You Money. Here are a few of our WAIST VAL- S in the latest fall styles; made of | faat black iron frame alpaca, box pleat- Enother Ladies’ Waist. Made of imported French flannel, trim. | med with eight tailor stitched tucks down the front; also fancy stock col- lar. in red, green and black; they fit s they should. Price i More Good Offerings in Sampls Petticoats. Made of extra heavy fast black alpaca, || deep flounce, trimmed with tailor stitch- || ed ruffle, also dust ruffle. Liberal in width and lengt! 1% less than orlglnnl selling price . s e $2.50 | Fall Neckwear Is Arriving. | AND HERE ARE A FCW EX‘\\XPLES OF oW WE WILL SLl L: THE WALDORF, collar and - tab, made of extra heavy butcher linen, in hemstitch nnd teneriffe trimming. | Finished with pearl buttons. Price.35¢ THE MARGUERITE, TAB and COL- LAR, made of heavy cheviot and trimmed with faggoting work. In blue, red and black. Price.... ...25¢ THE FEDOSIA, over tab aad collar made of black cheviot cloth, embroid- ered dots and tailor stitched mercer- ized band. Price .. Ladies” White Underskirts. | or wearing waist than these made— imported Oxford, cheviot and pique, | box-plaited and tucked. This fall's | newest crsations. They are not the cheapest at a poor price, but the best at the lowest. $2.00 auality, sample price .. $1.25 $2.50 quality, sample price .. $1.75 | $3.50 quality, sample price .. $2.25 {| when you s | fit parlectly at all times. Price.. | need fear that the graceful elegance What We Say Is Kxactly What We Hean. Have you ever worn the CROWN WAIST? There is no better fitting we were his preferred costomere and he gave them to us sixty-five cents on the dollar—mostly all white, a | few in stripes and colors—made of $4.50 qnality, nmple price .. $2. 50 Maternity Waists. Physicians recommend them. You will appreciate their worth them. Constructed on lines in accord- ance with the need of such a gar- || ment. Adjustments have been prop- erly placed so that the waist will Just Reeomd the lmst Shapes of | Equipoise Waists. ; Quite an improvement on the old || style. They fit perfectly and no one | of form which is given by a per- | fect fitting corset will be in the | least sacrificed by wearing the | Equ!poile‘ Priee ..... 32.25 b9 Cents~€locks From Schwmwald Germany. | The old Father Time | Clock, natural wved wood, with white bone | hands, long chain with | heavy bronze pendu- | lum. A good time keep- £ ) i i | il cutter's at | JOE ROSENBERG'S. It’s Basier to Count Cash Than Merchandise. Therefore Weil shall (traveling _salesmen) sold_to us a sample llne of black petticoats; styk no two . bought them at i less tham, the original selllnx&rice You will get the benefit-of ouf 1ucky purchase. They com- sateen, alpaca and mer-, certzed cloth. Liberally made and hang as they should. A few examples of the way we will sell them. FIRST—LADIES’ PETTICOAT, fin- ished with an eleven-inch flounce and two rows of accordion pisated sateen. Tallor stitched seams: real worth L% at the price-cutter's cbdrsaDediGigy T5¢ SECOND — LADIES' PETTICOAT, made of mercerized sateen, finished with ten-inch flounce, with a narrow ruffle and also dust ruffle; real worth $12.00 a dozen; sample price 75e Ladies’ Gowns. Empire shape, made of Lonsdale cam~ bric, tucked reveres, trimmed with em- brojdery and medallions. Price...$1.00 . 100 Doz. Ladies™ Vests. / Made of Australian wool, /9, high npeck and long ~ sleeves, kid-fitting, jersey: OFF 2 ¢ Ev 1 knit; some are slightly im= perfect; in blue only; that is the reason why we bought these I vests to sell at . 0e All Our Fall Beantifiers and Drape Yeils Have Arrived. DRAPE VEILS—Made of all silk chif- 'on, 54 inches long, with hemstitched and chenille dotted borders, in brown, biue and biack; at the price-Cutter’s... 35¢ BLACK DRAPE VEILS, in a dull fin- fl ish, all silk chiffon, deep border all | round; very st)lluh for trimming hats. Price 75¢ Hats draped free with these new vetls. Sale O'Farrell-Street Entrance. Dress Shields. Wasbhable and odoriess, nainsook covered. Only to be had at the price- the low price of @Ge for | medium size; . Why llol Prepara ,m' Rmn? ood UM- LOW these ng the dull work was large size. had Made of Lonsdale cambric er. You can't realize by e e and trimmed with two rows what a pretty clock | sl Rt of insertion and finished wit i ! St a wide torchon lace, also dust this is and the low Pupeatie. aey rufl\e.Lllk:;\del as ms-()]r ‘shoulg I price will be an agres- i be. eral in width and | i 3 b & able surprise. .... 39%¢ length. If you made them rp 590 UMBRELLAS, patent self-opening zg‘)‘,"“{ffl:&”:y e P T —— == kind, steel frame and stel rod. natural By wood handies, siiver trimmed. O Tuesday, Price......... B Why Not Have Cofllfl)l'l price .. .TBe To Those Who Have Made Hand-Made Battenberg Tidies. ‘We will sell them to you for less than you can or RUNNER, full 46 inches long and 18 inches wide. Made of all-over hand-made lace, in the leaf and conventional design. Ins.ead ot $2.50, at the price-cutter's.....81.75 Another—Bureau Scarf or Runner. 57 inches long and 18 inches wide, made of heavy butcher linen center .and trimmed. with a 7-Inch wide hand-made Battenberg lace. A limited quantity at a limited price 5 and Ease By wearing the new Floro- dora fob and skirt lifter? It attaches to your belt or waist by a patent hook, and it has a clasp, so you may lift your skirt to any length you choose. At the money- saving store ..25¢ A Surprise Party in Our Muslin Underwear Department. That is, for good quality and low prices. Ladies’ drawers, in soft bleached muslin, um- brella flounce, trimmed in deep lace, torchon Price also ln:ertlon JOE ROSENBERG Mcericecurrer 816 Market Street. Il 0’ MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. woman who claims to be the widow of Kohn made to the Coroner varies mate- rially from that he made to several of his newly made colored acquaintances in this city yesterday. To them he said that the drafts of the dead man had been turned over early in the day to a local financial firm and by it shipped by ex- press back to Chicago. This plan, the valet intimated, was car- ried out in order to avoid any possible at- tempt on the part of the local Public Ad- ministrator to gain possession of them. As to the statement that Mrs. Kohn en- gaged a bel! boy to purchase her ticket to Chicago, it can be easily refuted by the man who sold it to her at the ferry build- ing and by several persons who witnessed her purchase the same and sign the name of Mrs. Kohn at the bottom of the ticket. One of the last to bld Mrs. Kohn good- Farrell Street. TRIES TO CROSS CHANNEL Frail Craft From Dover to Calais. LONDO! A good northwesterly breeze was blowing. Great interest was manifested in Cody's attempt to cross the English Channel, a half off shore the navigator appeared to be in difficulty and he ultimately aban- doned his attempt. After being three hours at sea the boat was towed back to Dover. In an interview Cody sald the kite served splendidly until the wind failed. He is confident he can accomplish by was Jones, and if he had knowledge that she was wrongfully in possession of his late master's funds he made no effort to regain them. Mrs. Kohn, just before she went aboard the Santa Fe boat, referred to the money she had taken from Kohn's clothes. She said that when Dr. Gedge advised her to proceed immediately to Chicago she real- ized that she did not have sufficient money with her to make the trip and at once went to the dead man's clothes, from which she took all the gold they pos- sessed, a trifle over $150. She said that the balance of his money was in drafts. The woman is now well on her way to Chicago, where she will arrive a day in advance of the body of the man she says was her husband. Just what will follow is only a matter of speculation, but those who were slightly acquainted with the young woman believe that her relatives there will see that she is properly repre- gented by a. lawyer and her widow's claims laid before the courts in wh&h the estate of the deceased young capitdl- ist is to be settled. Gy R Aged Hunter Shot to Death. SULPHUR SPRINGS, Colo., Oct. 10.— James Kelly, a hunter and trapper about 60 years of age, has been found dead on Chipman Creek, nine miles from this place, with two bullet wounds in his back. As the bullets were of different caliber it is supposed he w: shot by two persons. It is alleged t he had incurred the enmity of cattlemen by kill- ing steers for bear bait. Itu ted that on January 1, 198, there in_Pennsylvania, as l:amwmedo with n Srimaren the channel trip. ———————— Irving’s Company Sails. LONDON, Oct. 10.—Sir Henry Irving and his theatrical company salled to-day for New York on the Atlantic Transporta- tion steamer Minneapolis. Sir Henry's company consists of eighty-two persons. IN A KITE-TOWED BOAT F. Cody Fails in Attempt to Steer Oct. 10.—A man named L. F. Cody left Dover for Calals at noon to- day in a collapsible boat drawn by a kite. | To Make TMS [ Busy Weel Hens Some Little Items at Small Prices. BACK COMBS—Made of extra heavy Italian shell, long and smooth. The kind that will not scratch the head.23e SIDE COMBS—Made of highly pol- ished Itallan sheil, in_amber and tor— § real in’ looks, but not price 25¢ strong and medium siges. Per 5 E PORTERS—Ma 0(5 fancy frilled elastic, with patent button clasp, in pink, blue. black. The 25c¢ kind, and a lucky purchase gnables us to sell them for l X TAPE both_side: small E: the soft kind that wm not break: 60 inches long. Only. with SAViD in black or 24 Hooks and eye: KEESER patent hump, enamel, large or small for SHIR' man metal; in a set, wil N Gibson head {56 & ou 5S¢ a set three pins PROMOTION IS REWARD OF LEADING REGICIDE Colonel Machin Is Given Command of Belgrade and Danube Division of Army. BELGRADE, Servia, Oct. 10.—Colonel Alexander Machin, the former Minister of Public Works, who took a prominent which, however, failed. When a mile and | ! part in the assassination of King Alese ander and Queen Draga, has been ap- | pointed to the command of the Belgrade and Danube division of the army. The | Skupshtina will adjourn next week for a month, so as to give the Government time to draw up contemplated bills. The Military Court of Appeal has con- firmed most of the sentences imposed September 29 on the army officers who ‘were charged with conspiracy against the murderers of King Alexander and Queen Draga. In the case of four of them their terms of imprisonment were increased. —_—_——— ‘Twelve million pounds’ worth of leather is required every year to provide boots and shoes for the inhabitants of Great Britain. ADVERTISELENTS. ment so manifest as in disorders of the m days. POISON in 90 days. i = My system of treatment is recognized and indorsed by the most eminent men in the medical profession and thousands of people in ail walks of life know from actual experience that my statements are true. I furnish bank or personal reference it de- sired, and give a Written guarantee to cure perfectly and perma- nently, or refund money. CONSULTATION and PRIVATE BOOK on above ailments FREE at office or by mail. Terms reascnable. C. K. HOLSMAN, I'l. D. 00008000000000006000000000000000200000000000 THE SECRET OF SUCCESS. T HE REPUTATION OF A PHYSICIAN DEPENDS UPON HIS ABILITY TO PROP- erly manage his cases, and in no one class of diseases is the result of his treat- By patient study and careful experiments 1 have developed a treatment for the troublesome affiictions of men that has proven by the successful handling of hundreds of cases to be as nearly specific as it is pessible for a treatment 10 be—a treatment that cures CONTRACTED AILMENTS quickly, sltely and pleasantly in 6 to 12 days, VARICOCELE in 6 days, HYDROCELE in 7 days, STRICTURE PILES and FISTULA in 20 days, PROSTATIC TROUBLES in 30 NERVOUSNESS, WEAKNESS, LOST MANHOOD, KID- NEY AND BLADDER TROUBLES in 30 to 60 days, and BLOOD in 10 days, RUPTURE, 729 Market st., S. F. Hours—9 to § daily; T . Sunduy. 9 o 18