The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1901, Page 5

THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCCOBER 9, 1901. : . NoT ABOLTER, | NEVER HAVE BACKACHE, 4 HARMONY [a0 .0.00,000000000000000 000, KACO 000 0000020000000 00000000 0000000000000 aaaooanst| ON SHEPARD. “Conservatives” of Tam- many Are Satisfied with the Candidate. DEVERY'S FRIENDS, 100. SAYS PAT DIWER. jreadache or Bearing-Down Pains Any More--Pe: | ru-na Made Me Well. simply a form of catarrh, The phrago pelvic catarrh, which has not tong been known to the medical profession, means €a> tarrh of the female organs. It fe generaQy called tomate disease. Bi A great many women make tho same mistake this woman made, Knowing Fe- Funa to be a catarrh. remedy, they do not suppose Peruna would. be gooa for female * Not knowing their disease ts ca- naturally do not think ot 4a oes RIGHT IN LINE.” ME AND THE BOYS WILL =| t i} ated Lender Declares He tas Not Seen Croker, but In True to Tammany, SAEPARD~— NE JEVE) MET— with AN ENOLISH ACCENT “What? Me polt the ticket? Well, I rlek had futiy deck © support Seth Low pmany too long titor now. Me and the boy line when election day ® usual Democratic ma- counted in the te that T Mian Murphy might have received a cue long before she did had she not made thls very common mistike. Female disease 4a a catarrhal disease, Perupa is a rem for eatarrh wherever located. Therefore Perunn cures female dtsease, Torturing Symptoms Disappeared. Miss Annie Latter Think the ‘‘Chief” Has “Pull? Enough to Hold His Job Anyhow. 4 Ninety per cent. of the more conserva * tive members of Tammany Ha e more satisfled with the declarations of Niw Verne oe , Edward M. Shopard. the Democratic “Three months ago } was troybled witt ¥ candidate for Mayor, than they were at backache and a troubl 7 nae first. This fact was pronounced at the about the stomach, ste spent! feat 1 Democratic Club last night, where the pete a SL) te go Diggest crowd of the year was on view. {or /asid\| my nervous apetem ripen bor ‘The Devery faction was mani but his preeeriptions Glad neers 49 Alspleased with the outlook. “The Chief" retlevo me. 1 was told t! Perna wie wns not at the club, but a lot of his sood for building up the nervous aye friends were consoling one another. One After using it for (wo months T Knew now of them said: that it fs. J want to say that ft paths “Welt, it 1s pretty chilly, but the Chief new woman of me. The torturing «ymp- has the old man with him, and [ cucss toms have ell disappeared and I feel myselt he pulls a strong enotgh stroke with again, Peruna did me more good than all Bhepard to keep the Chief In office, Any- the other medicines 1 Rave taken.”—Annte body that says the Chief's going to quit peg ‘ under fire ts a lar. He ts going to stay inverter tor Worn-Out Wemen:: dire. M. Van Vrancken, Chair! At Association of New Orleans, &21 Fourth Me, New Orleans, La., writes: e connection with my of work i havo repeatedly found Peruos et ones ¢ Hable remedy, | tarrh: syatom’ there is nothing. watee ese any quicker, and as « out Women it is superior wo anyunlng | we w my, and thix 1 Repubitean clty, Croker seen me? Say Ho week and he has net anything, He doesn't need jded to remain loyal tv se I think that be the course to pursue, and because that ts course that my fr dt " advise. My f wa here and thoy are tolernbly numerous, even if tam Jead one, couldn't think Demo A wing but th other pre give them chilis and fever tosay that we are stilt Tammany and what Tammany aays sults us ) with the majority, and we don't . nelther.”* dectaration tn favor of Tam- in. Tim Sullivan ts nis friend, and usky enouch to keep guess Tim ts Croker In In Likes Shepard’s Stand. Some of the men who enjoy the confl- dence of Mr. Croker sald last night that | he is not at all displeased at the stand Mr. Shepard has taken and that If it were not for the certainty of a row at wa a meen i thescanss know. this time he would Join Mr. Shepard and mittee of ten appointed by the com “AU restores a mother after seve: FZ Powe RS Vinittee of one hundred, formed some birth. and prevents paune 2 regent: z tes ina very short time ve found at compel the turning down of Devery at} time ago by the Patrick Divwer As- woctation, The ten adopted a resolution declaring for the entire Tammany tte ket and declaring that the best Inter- i coud aha ue, both as a preventive ‘Df ry 7, and, altho testlimoulal tor auythings ant ret 0 At A MONTH'S RESPITE—‘‘Uniess he gives to me 50,000 majority on Election Day I will clip off his whiskers, bah Jove!" ce. ‘A number of men have told him square- ly that Devery’s resignation would be worth 25,000 votes to the Tammany | ¢ | ests of the association demanded that ticket. to the same { the ticket should be ardently supported Louise Bertsel, 19% Second Ye, weitea: ft Mr. Croker, accordin seated formation, is playing “waiting politics,” | jby all members. \¥ and after the election there will be a/ | bezautbrasmibete eee natipiveers | sudden enthusiasm for Shepard in due tor ie Brooklyn, N. Spouien tn fever, of Perwna, as exceptional mee] eanckemtonal © value."—atre, “sts” Van “Since Using Pecru-na 1 Do Know 1 Have Nerves.” wholesale housecleaning among the dis- an interview with Croker and that Div- A Aly Health was excellent untll about atx trict leaders, if } Coming Conve! 5 ver has been assured that he will be . The county and borough conventions O F i EF U B le | CA N f xX F I N S E S taken care of in tho future and that his MISS MURPHY, OF WASHINGTON. Collapse {fom ‘overdoing retails; can the | © followera will not lose anything by re- Mise Florence Murphy, Bread & . Wash,, writes: Goctor orered ap entire chang9.of scene “suffered for over a year with female trouble, and although fre to be held to-morrow night. The . ‘3 ining loyal. i maining loyal. : ; slates] neva) been| practically: completed. —-+-- SODOATHATATOTOGODOSVSHVNSOHOSIHVTIATOGIOTIHGATHOD| "Crouer a anid to have told Sullivan| i tried several physicians none of them seemed to be able to help | wwe time | EG to cyan romata say a fi 5 . : ¥ | nd Foley to cood’ and not to scrap | me permanently, jin’ another way, and) was ind ts to the rank and file of Tammany work-| They Charge that the 8 seer oicvar(Gnllitation thelelectlon’ UWe have used Peruna in onr home fora good many ycars,| {tend who gave Peruna sueh:« good Tee- ers. At the start of the campatsn there! Ct 16 Costi ith Divver unt after ie cee ram: [and all huve a great deal of taith in it, but had never used it for) "i" cannot ‘elt you the condition of ‘iy were about ten candidates for every paig' josting ee ee eet to have urged, “and| My trouble; in fact, I did not know ft was good for female ills) serves whee. hecan to, wee tk, Ts leant until a friend told me she had used it and was well. It only took) poise irritated me and Lf life wax you must patch up your differences until Ute and now I do not place on the ticket. Some of the as- ; vee nad not the ghost of a show.| the Latter Less than FOU MEL OC sae ewell, it{ Little over three bottles to make me well and strong. I never Mit tnd | ae LE ate eee eenearal: It Does to Run a Back will be different."” wate back aie headach pribearing-down pains any more.’’ z nervea ""—Laulee Rartael : ‘The Foleyites in the Second District | —* SS FLO CE 4 RPHY, tory resulla from the use of Peru write state. Sut | rom|ocaanito ocean) Peru known and | At onee to Dr. Hartman, giving & y at . na is known ard | Trent of your case, and he will be profeaa to pay no attention to what Div-| The experience of Miss Murphy | dates are those that really stay In unt! County Election Up a the wire ts reached. the Pacific 4 by th an A wood many of the victima had pin-| State. eee deing, ‘They shrug thelr shoul-|on tho Pacific coast of our immense con- | praised by the women. Many of them bave | (O%fiye you hia valuable advice ned thelr faith to “Big Tim" Sullivan to ders and say that the “Judge is down Unent mu sound strangely famillar to | suffered for years with female trouble with. dress Dr. Jartman, President of The { pull them through. If Tim" had urged and out," nd that he ought to Join the on the Atlant! thinking that female trouble Is 1 jum, Columbus, 0. eips . ft u ‘ the clalms of one-tenth of the men who Boctaltat: LAvOT RBEIy: were depending on him he would have changed the personnel of tho entire government of the United States, “Summer Candidates’ Withdraw. At It was, he “plugged” for more men than any other leader in New York, Among the withdrawals of “summer candidates" announced at the Demo- cratic Club last night were Samuel Un- termyer and “Ike Fromme for Su- preme Court, Jullus Harburger and “Bob" Muh for County Clerk, and The bookkeeper up at the Citizens’ Unton Headquarters scratched his head with the end of his penholder, aid he to the man next to him, the second time this week I've had an ftem from the Republican Com- mittee.” “What ts it fort’ bookkeeper. “It reads: ‘For two typewriters, one week, $20." We have just paid for some of their bills and now they are soaking asked the other ‘Charged with = Misappropr! | CHICAGO OFFICIAL INDICTED. ins $07,000 of City Funds, CHICAGO, Oct. 9.—The Administration of Mayor Harrison ts in a bad way. Robert E. Burke, his right hand man, who has power to dictate, Is under In- dictment for theft and has resigned his position as oll Inspector. Burke has al- ready turned over to the City Treasurer I “Tom Dunn and John Ahearn for] us for typewriters, Citizens’ Union to do a Ittle figuring. | third alarm of fire, the police patrol call | 330,00) and has agreed to pay over a tl 4 Bheritr. “ay. this, will, make Ogden red-|The story has been circulated that the and a hurry tap for all the ambulances sufficient sum to make up his full snort Dock Commissioner Charley Murphy| headed. It is fusion with one end to it.| Republicans never had such a ‘snap’ |in town, age under the ordinance making hia {a a paragon among poilticlans. He| “qe have pald for the Republicana’ | since the party was organized. “It makes me think of old Josh Bll-| office a salaried one. The amount 1s ¢3- didn't want a Job, but according to the! matches. We have stood for the lunch: “As a matter of fact,” said one of tha! Ings, who used to sa} timated at % v most reliable information he has Kot tol of the committeemen, We have put up| Anti-Tammany men who had been| * ‘I wud Iike to go In partnership with] ifthe courte fecids that the ordinance take one. When the candidates firat be-|:he long green for thelr paper. We have| Watching tho proceedings from the start,|@ man makin’ rhubarb ples, I wud fur-| !# walld;thesmoney) eels ror he eg Hi the gun to gather he announced that he was] stood between them and the printer| “the Citizens’ Union has been paying all| nish the rhubarb an‘ he wud furnish the | $1)" and Ulead to lurker His cont for John T. Oakley for President of the|zman. We have liquidated the gaa bilts.|the billa without a murmur. A week | p ton ia that tne ordinance ts In Borough of Manhattan. Oakley ¢rankly | We have kept the cooler full of ice. We| ano the Republican managers made a pane y (elt gre Shae te far thaicampalsn under the tne fees of his oitiee, U admitted that he wanted the place and|have bought them ink and pens and | bluff at hiring two young women to play| goes to run a back county election up this contention the defecse will nobody worked any harder for him than | b:otters—and now they want us to stand | on typewriters, St ‘and the question of his guilt depen Murphy. for thelr typewriters “ “May the Lord be praised,’ aald Or- — —————————— When Mr. Croker was approached “Bay, Bill, this js the Hmit. And the den, ‘wo'll see the color of thelr money wbout the matter he sald he'd rather| Worst of {tall Is they have nominated a} at lant! ressions pave Murphy Oe raiiered peer Boros Republican for Mayor and we are footing} ‘‘But, one of the first thing» “First Imp) t jey for Sheriff. Mure . hy rs Q all the bill opened in the mail this morning wan the ” Been In Nea ron, mare than any other | And what the bookkeeper sald Js eaus- | bill for the two typewriters. Are Strongest. peciared that he did not want the no! ing some of the business men of tHe “When Ogden saw it he turned in a fpation, but preferred to stay where In spite of this, all : hunt might were that he would he nor => Mr. Abraham E. Elmer, of $4 Spring inated for President ‘of the Borough We street, Utica, N. Y., fs without doubt the Just the same. If ne Is he will have x 7 mect on in it 9 Baad Seva “Wk Porat fe OLDEST WAN IN THE WORLD. He Is ramed for his ability to-eay cower 7 an even Carroll. But he Is He isalmost 120 years of age and Is in pypuiar with all Actions In possession of all his faculties. He at- Platt Causes Comment, A o watts His oe age, accor bs sini The enthusiasm of Senator T, C. Platt eee lo the constant use of Duffy's Pure Malt forbs Rusion ticket headed By his old Whiskey as his only medicine. Bince the: nomination of sing comment. |SEND IN ALARM FOR EARLY A WHIRLWIND CAMPAIGN IN Mr, Elmer hag taken no other medicines as if a a So eee) memes eee eee essa sterettes followers to Ket —_—_ ss in and push the Low cami f fi nt 1897 to beat Mr. Low—which in Jersey City by Com- 1 a succeeded) in doing the ¥, CSA RY The Standard of Purity and Excellence * : Ih pote A t Weahtagton try tatt's UUme te apent to Firemen. mittee, an asap teslt'@' Contry served with the Blue Points and Consomme will give ont Rocsevelt that he ought to appoint Le i f the f to. Federal offices who. wit ee i : the guest a pleasant recollection of the feast. le to the New York Mee ukiSs| Had Fire Chiot Croker attended a $200| ‘The Now Jersey Democratic state| APRANAM E. ELMEW, 120 Years Ot HAS PROLONGED HIS LIFE. e Faw of (ne Republican district leadera | "70, Wscovered at 4 o'clock this morning} Commitee to-day arranged to open State It gives me pleasuse to tell you how grateful I feel for what your valuable whis- Sold only in In-er-seal Patent Package. Frice g cents. make any pretense of being overjoyed |! the four-story brick building at No.| headquarters in the Hotel Washington, key has done forme. Jt ie myouly medicine, My health is still good, and }am as BE the nombnation of Low." "10 wiil’not | Bast Nineteenth atrect he | would] Jersey Cit strong and vigorous asa man could expect to be at cighty years of age, notwithstan. MATIONAL BIBOUIT COMPANY iain if the Hapublioan vote falla| probably kaye scen one policeman et] ‘The tate Committes haa deciied to} ine am nearly 100 years « Id and have taken no medicine but Duily’s Mure Malt districts. In one or, two ine] att on duty and alert. hold ita next meeting there next Batur-| Whiskey for several ycars, | take it in an egg-nog three or four times a ay, and it cee the Ft leans have ‘mixed It] Policeman Kilsow en convers-| tay morning. Bo determined are the| stimulates ry blood and keeps ive welland strong. It is both food and drink to me, mbly and tions’: Union: folks over, bald Aan arcteal Carroll, . rateheae New Jersey Democrats this year to| MY hearing is good ; fcan walk around, dress and undress myself, and | thank God Abe" Gruber, the Republican leader | eee e Sloan carpet ware} carry the State that the fight will be| for what Dufly’s Pure Malt Whiskey has done for me. — It iz truly a blessing to old of the Twenty Anat Asean ee pacer | near by, when he discovered the fire and, | 4100 Ie reoan girterent| People. I cannot say too much in its praise. I know | would not be alive to-day If Dasa fine fracas on with the retormera|!nstead of running to the corner and simultapenanl rat: It were not for your whiskey. Gratefully yours, ABRAHAM. E. ELMER over the selection of an Alderman. "| sending in an alarm from there, per- | @Warters. The committee in the Hotel ? : yee RS aee i Weashington, Jersey City, will, of course, | Alds Digestion, Stimulates and Enriches the Blood, Invigorates the Brain, Builds Nerve Plenty “Fake Bett! auaded the watchman to permit him to Testis; Teiee Up tho Heart; Pertilies the 5; + IW egalaesi ari ihiet ioe: an neara|use the automatic alagm in the ware- have a general supervision of the cam- Ip the 1, Fortifies the System Against Disease Germs and P-ctongs Lt Wate 4 3 around town {s of the ‘fake’ order. |nouse, ao as to pave tim palgn. I you wish to keep young, strong and Tadeas, ; Stvorel hotel tnd saloon iereers aco] He then rapped for anslstance, and| From the club-house of the Robert | vigorous and have on your cheek the glow Retined | e Hive friends among’ the boucs in pol | qimoat before the engines reached the| DAvie Association, Jersey City, Colles-| of perfect hralth, take DUFFY'S PURE MALT ES ll th I di Uae, Hora thet they ace late ihe. newePs- | acene no tess than thirty policemen were |tor Davis, the new Btate leader, will | WHISKEY regularly, a teaspoonful in half padi e ea Fay ‘ ) posit to bet on any proposition. that | running in the direction of the burning| “lrect the campaign in Hudson County, |a glass of water or milk three times a day, rE ‘They are lying, of course, | building to give ald, The house was| the Democratic Gibraltar. and tak: no other medicine. It is dangerous. bY y f| found te he tasccupied except fora cat| 29 Hasex County Col, E. 1. Price will |to fill your system with drugs; they poison uctioneers erere Bm eY'TE | round in the basement, and the origin|!ead the movement that has for its ob- ihe syste and depress the heart (Quinine Stakeholders" are mM| of the , Ject the rolling up of a Democrat | depresses the heart), while DUFFY'S PURE tended to attract bar trad eee illaene ao Gresvnaker, haa itvea| ™aiority In Essex County. MALT WHISKEY tones and invigorates the Now Advertise All Their Gardai: Wants “Vv! there, but moved away yesterday, ‘The| The Democratic candidate for Gov- heart action and purifies the entire system. i Sal in th Col, Asa Bird Gardiner, who Teecnee of some of Her effects in the |@rnor, James M. Boymour, and the Re-| | Write us and slate yous case. It will cost | ales in the we ousted from the District-Attorney's ase caused the firemen and policemen | Publican candida: Franklin Murphy, | you nothing for advice, We will s:nd you speciAL— |! office bya President Roosevelt while Gov-|to think that the occupants a a medical bookiet free, which contains symp- j ole crnor, Te haunting she Democratic Club suffocated, and tt waa not until after a : ana|toms and treatment ‘of each disease, also presser unaa or. old place faa “According to gome| been mages that ret, te Premises had | soward Carrow are to direct the cam- | Many convinicing testimonials of warvellous Suepea tern f for the place. 0! 10 one ‘been injured. paign in the western ond of New Jersey, | Cures. There is none “just as ood as" rvugy 25¢. n te, Brann, ————_ ‘Mayor Seymour 1s to start a whirlwind |DUFFY’S PURE MALT WHISKEY. The ‘ Fe laney, Charles W. PROBE, WHDR® THE MILLIONS MEET—| campaign next Monday, He Intends to dealer who says so [s thinking of his profits only, not of your health. The genuine KING BROS pe . ona F Meratar Barnet LURE a The Want Pages of the Sunday alten the course of Mr, Murphy, who Is sold ie acre poities only if ones to you In balk it {s not the genuine, Be sure 278 Broadway, cpp Wenem * LAR oa @ personal canvass of the en- . Dt uy it at any driggist’s or grocer’s, or direct. 00 a b » Nicol, eee World every Sundey, tie @tacas th botth. BUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO. Rochester, N.Y. 5 310 Bowery: 09%: ii tec Ss SA aL i a al as