The evening world. Newspaper, February 18, 1905, Page 6

Pe 4 » Hy } 7 bo) \ eed TITLED AMERICAN BEAUTIES. Aye be.) ; ! ete 5 j «l in) Shafts of Fun and Satire Will Murderous Attack Made Upon |Sunoan Young, Bowery “Tough ‘ ) Fly Thick and Fast at This Dr. Louis ‘Keyser, of Oyster| Boy,” Twice Sentenced to , cede | Feast—Gov. Higgins Will Be Bay, for the Supposed Pur-] Death, Prepared Himself for | ww 5 | the Guest of Honor, pose of Robbing Him. Practice at the Bar. , athan Straus Declares Plan to Establish —— l Co-operative Agencies Both Feasible {POLITICAL HISTORY NEGRO UNDER ARREST, SIX YEARS IN THE TOMBS, Bend C | MADE IN FAMOUS SPOT. VILLAGERS EXCITED.) EXPECTS ACQUITTAL NOW, and Commendable and He 8 4 " ’ | * * 1 ri Promises Aid, Newsnaper Men and Politicians Prisoner Hurried to the County | Convicted on Story of Contes: | i = | Gather on Hotel Benches | Jail at Mineola as a Precau-| sion Now Admitted to Be ening World’ y In jtthese prev i ave ais for the tenements theear arene éteeaaes ore the aiar-| Where Senator Platt Started tion, Threats Having Been| False, Young Took Advice of == fipsieo children and tho ellmination of prime agent in the prolectiee at teen : Molineux and Studied fe Milk ‘Trust by dlroct dealings be- | Is IPRER SIE eer geese ae Mess | His Sunday-School, Made to Lynch Him. : the mili producing formers and | of Infant ives are annually sacrificed | mall rotall dealers, is receiving | for the lack of a pure milk diet, ‘The! yi. this| Six yehrs' confnement In the Tombs on commendation, ‘The American | harvest of death is espectaily abundant) In the corridor of the Fifth Avenue OYSTER BAY, f. 1, Feb This) tt a eid Duncan Young, now awalts turist and the Rural New !n summer whon intestinal complaints| Hotel well up near the Svmulant village 1s greatly excited over @ AT ling trial for murder, from a tough ker, Which are co-operating with @¢ mot prevalentameng children uncer| Department, are four unpretentious derous assault committed to-day on Dr. Bowery boy into &'wellsréud young tan . Evening World, have received five years of age, ‘Phe infant nourish-| benches of walnut upholstered In red Touls Keyser, who has a drug store ee oy ane vetted to the barf dndorsements of the plan from Ment commonly accessible to the poor| plush and showing signs of antiquity, on East Main street, for which a Nest | 8 se witch is soon to try him finds farmers: [1m hot weather ta so often replete with| which stand for one of the most fa- known as "Diamond Dick,” but whose} yi” ioe guilty, Young {9 called the Spgn.As the officors of thy various /ReIMS of d'seaso that it is the rule| mous places in this great clty—the veal name ts sald to be Henry JMNM counsellor sof the ‘Tombs,” because ‘producers’ assoolutions and the! fther than the exception to find in the| Amen Corner. has been arrested. Tho motive for the | oi. of the prisoners go to him for ad= porALIVe cheameries throughout the | f00d relled on to sustain Hfe the in-| Wit and stateeraft ar the products attack was undoubtedly robbery. vice. Some vf them follow Young's chave been heard from a formal strument of dea Gf that spot, the same Find of product Dr, Keyser, after admitting the negro] counsel in the face of entirely, opposite Will be issued for a conference | Children Ready Victims, that is born wherever and whenever to the store, was struck repeatedly On ingtruction from thelr lawyers, e 0 the milk producers, the retail) Mr. Straus had compiled statistics on| the elements meet that go to make up | the head with a hatchet and serlously] \ hen Young was first locked In his fe dealers, the Board of Health and | this subject showing that 9 per cent, of | SUeh & Pkice-newspaper men and polt- | vut not fatally wounded, The negro] ogi) in the Tombs in 189%, charged with “Btate Department of Agriculture. | the deaths in New York from diarrhoeal| "chine. History has been made in that was arrested and efter he had been ar-| haying Icilled a man while attempting to | Of these have signitied their hearty | diseases were those of children under | SP ‘To-day, with the Amen Corner igned before a Jusiles of the Peace, |commit burglary, he was twenty-two ss was hustled out of town on a morning | years old, He was twice convicted, but ©0-operate, rtily Indorses Agitation. oe oval of the movement and their in- milion to be present at the conference My pant tt DAY. |five years of age, and that these deaths | are almost entirely due to the bad mill supply, Aven in the city's hospitals the infant n Straus, who has had great|Teath rate in 1897 was 44.25 or almost Hence in supplying pure milk to poor, heartily indorses The Evening ’@ agitution and will co-operate one-half, When Mr. Straus began to | Supply pure milk to the Department of | Charitles the death rate dropped from | | as a corporation, pledged to promote good fellowship and a proper appre- lution of the good things of life, espe- cially us they can find expression in an annual dinner, it is ay unpretentious 4s the yed plush benches which mark its abiding piace. Wits all its orligin- ality und prepondonance of gray mal- AMEN GORNER ter it gives itself no airs, and is the | TRE EVENING WORLD'S GALLER Y OF KIT ORUCGIST (rain and taken to the Nassau County jail in Mineola. It was feared that If he was kept in the fail here until later in the day {an attempt would be made to lynch him, As it was threats were made by | some of the first persons to hear of the assault, and the man way closely | suarded until he was out of the reach of the villagers. When attacked with the hatchet, Dr. jeach time escaped from thp shadow of the electric chair on technicalities, Durs \ing (ns long sojourn Jn "murderers' 'row," In the ‘Tombs prison, he became acquainted with many noted murderers and men who were charged with murs der but were not found guilty, Every condemned man who letc the Tombs during the past six years to go to the Both -by his presence at the conference | §%4 to 101, and the percentage of deaths| best exposition of tye equality of ali and Jn his personal support. from 44.96 to 18.63, men, a8 demonstrated by the possession K rt ¢urned quickly and hurled ajelectrio chair in Sing Sing siuld goods ia jan years 4 Yh the @ Of brains, (id exists on Uls continent heavy bottle of pills we Ns assatlant,| by to Young, He wis on very triendly Fier Tasiihectiy teen. HL accel alts laces esol IR but missed him. ‘The negro then hit the | terms with Roland Molineux, who visite ame interested in the necesstty of sup-| Mr: Straus established pure-m'k sta- Senator Platt Patron Saint. doctar several blows on the head with | him quite often now that he has been the hatche: and the doctor fel! to the | freed. Dure milk to the poor to pre- Atvhouse districts, HP out of a total Infant population of| Idorses Work of Evening World. |iaturui tat tue place soon caine” was caught hiding in the store, seh ‘The infant death rate was 191.1, tee eerie Ney Heatly tndorned be known as the Amen Cornet, and fiabiisahs~= aca S ! plonally eramnined. ye ‘0 dotermine ‘Dai agitation in ‘The Rvening | thereatter iw field widened. 1 te & What progress he had made, | Due to Impure Milk, | World, and that the facts were eveg |gtrange {ack Wat, whatever. Lie hou STEAMER DISABLED. He now says that the young man is began his personal effortal sated back TREE oe had of day. or nigit,, tome of the brathtan Hoh Mo etbl, thoroughly, fisted fh Sa fhe examina ¢ 1} ‘sold: ye always found in ce hatlowed: spot, by X ton for admission we bar, jved e adoed ek ea idea of establishing large} ana bevween, them. there Is na a Vernila, Bound for Norfolk, Wl) i going to take the examination aie u which he came to bt depot on the east side to supply | question in the wiole gamut of human Forced to Retnrn Here by ust ag soon aig 1 get out of here,” sald | mn that “One-half of the) the Poor with milk Is thoroughly prac-| aftadrs that is ‘not discussed, twas Heoken Maoht ‘oung In discussing is prospects. "I | Hues in this country are due| mh ‘Rvening World Ay Ge ante one. said of It tome time WOES pia pomems Anontseky: am sire that any lRngoenes wil Opiate lass of diseases which arejco-operation and moral su “Tt Is the gathering spot in the Fifth ‘The British steamer Bernilla, Ci tablished and that there ¢ nothing he pport,. There! \yanue ‘Horel. cor » Capt, | ; Gece pan 5 fe de preventable. hier among is no problem confronting a municipal Pie ay jeoron at hose who Jackson, which walled yesterday tor] in,the jvay Of My GccomPliahing Ay A | Keeping Brie mnie eoance than Met art, politisal economy, stetesmanshl Norfolk, fs anchored in Gravesend Bay Young's friends say that Christena | fe the duty of every muntelpailty to sag | omicenseek ie, farelan and °damest q) with, machinery out of order. jReinadert, the most, important, withers that it {8 done and done properly, eR ene "the. She will be taken to Erle Basin, |of the prosecution, has cc ed that onal law, police court law, the quality ; Brooklyn, for repairs, her statoment that Young admitted. bis Necessary to Good Health. — of, olgare, the: aually, and) enest of ADY BACHB CUNARD was for-) ward of Gen, Horace Carpenter, At height and slender, She is an oxcel-| J iN ste a guilt eee Ts Atrdbalan bail oy “ oer tc bd HiGs 1 Y r iy i ‘ay Hed mk Any Ay of Murwi 7 Antivehists, laiats merly Miss Maude \ Burke, jone time she was engaged to be mar- lent conversationalist and very quick No, 407 Not a Boarding-House, Tr eal in the young @ 3 acquittal, Mille Is the exclusive food of infancy at {204 Single Tasers. the jatest fashion daughter of a nillHonatre of the /ried to Prince Andre Pontatowski, at repartee, She married Sir Bache 7, n¢ miitor ot ‘The Bvening World: 'W young, who (8 an engraver, came here : . Gn age when they are weak and nus: {it cluthes, the latest kind of hats, /enrly days of California. Her mother She ts very wealthy in her own Tight. Cunard in 1895. i in your paper of Thursday you have |from Haverhill, Mass, and soon tell In | 0 ‘OSpert EC ceptible to enteebling Influences, while Aad aan ete ot eyeny at pers |remarried and Miss Burke became w'Lady Cunard is a blonde, of medium | an'article headed, “Womad. Kaved In| %it ft OURH Rune on the Bowery, | An extent guard themselves agdiney [28, the lahe. the, Ingulsitivencss ot . eee | Boarding-House," arid you have sed! of George fberhanit, of No. 5 esse 4 Hise ne nee paratioine taeaeasee ovat nouns aud evi service, re F SE stfueture wil nave a frontage of twen-| RY ddteas Instead of (he correct one, | venue, Way enter by (hvee, ben. " lount Importance to | 4), te v " in E T y-five fee Q th of ty feet, It should read No, ‘orty-sev- | hardt surprised the vhile they were | Rooms. the heath of the community of a pure [emamenated. | When att ence on ae SE CR (0) CHARTRE U tyriive fect and a depih of mineiy feet onth street, whereas you have it 407." /at work and was killed by une of them, 7 mille Hie4 solution of Oey tana oe the Byzantine style, indly rectify this error, as it has) Young, who was then the leader of the wf Wanted. ‘Of all trusts a milk trust is the worst, | CUston the Were eat BO UGH T B Y A SYNDICA TE the wohool house is to be erected for /caused considerable annoyance. ‘This Is! gang with which he spent his time, was i Pieces of Propert: To my mind any trust that tries to |@otner Probe f 4 the Beth Israel Congregation, whose No boarding-house. \Arrested, Att the two trials he has al- PER ry: force up the price of life's necessities The Great Have Sat There, synagogue is in West ‘Tairty-seyenth | Trusting you will give this matter |r, had he was ¢ ted on the tess Opportunities, | 18 criminal. 1 think the people of this] 0 much for the Cornor itself. To street, The cost of the bullding ig es- your earliest attention, I remain. tlmony. of the TKelnsdert girl, who abe es Cusht to demand legislation enumerate the persons ide @ sat ¢ Himated at 000 by the architect, J, HY R Ah aOR I PRE i clalmed to have heard him confess his Nn revent Oo e) 1d discussed questions ‘aye al i BEV" HER GMD RRNOR a te Fit have aed i ‘and ar Expelled French Monks Reveal Their Method ity, who have bluffed and made ' : aly Maik rusk Worst of All, sn no. have sald ithe final "amen" | Of Making Liqueur for $3,000,000, and “The rust Was bad enough, but] to many @ man's eal e, Wo \ . 4 . atill people had the cholee of seating |be to publish a liet of e ‘walle Action Will Probably End Suit es and Schools, ie ie oie ane Ue Bue Nth MoS aD ety STORK, bankas, fo} U {1 Name H 4 ferent, for it 7 I. e8) p i inkers, . to Let. elusive food of unig children, endo “isionaties, politicians, ‘writers, even ver Use Oo ame mere i i prevent death it must be furtished| Presidents have sat re, In that U fly, people seldom rush into bach Cir wholesome, corner all men are equal, ‘Me arixtoc- vie Ker ‘thirteen years of experience | racy of Intcliect fs the only patent off o.. . trom Paris that the cele-|Make | chartreuse. The | Carthusians, ‘On the contrary, when a man omi experience where he can ‘when trouble overtakes him lly hurrles for: this assistance need, Barly to-day—at the to press with this edition ‘office for publication in the za 5 1] have seats at the guest table are] gaie of the secret will probably cause the | ik ¢LD’S WANT DIRECTORY, |¥ J: H. Kracke, Aasi hd sale o to the coyrts here. i A lise seni Hea paella Commissioner of TABTICUIENG sane | ee ane rate August Het, /suspension of this sult a, Rage Be 000,000 WeKteuoreh free to those who have not tried my remedy, is practically certain, The paragraphs below will show you Al resident} ‘the French Carthusians have for Svea I want no references—no sécurity, The poor have the same | the reason why. it’ the high infant mortality in the In 1892, be- | ‘Mr, Straus began his work of hg pure milk during the sum-, itis Of June, July and August were |tlone the death rate during the summer | Months among infants fell one-half, The Hvening World asked Mr, Straus to give his opinion from the standpoint of @ retail milk dealer, which is what mer montis. T will say that under the plan of co- Operation suggested, If It Is worked out on a large scale, the farmor can be paid is AL ie ae ee erditct ion and pure, ean five cents a Mane erate "{ shall be glad to attend any con- ference or meeting between the milk- roducing farmers and the retail miik the east side," @ bill to compel all creat 3 r milk depots throughout the plate to First in the hearts of Amen Cor herers 18 Senator ‘iiomas Collier Platt, Years ago the senator used to meet the poutical reporters every Sunday ufternoon, and soon he cum to Galil it nis Pudway-school class, propounded a propos! assembied murmured “amen.” It was { nobility that is recognized. and ag Si "the brethren are iis ‘endowed there Is little choice even along that ines The first dinner of the Ameners was givendn honor of BH. B. Odell gshortl alter his election as Governor in 190), ‘Then followed the Incorporation of tho Corner, and annual feasts of fun have organization, Among the others who mont, and John M, Carson, there | brated gecret of the Carthusian monks an English syndicate has a local inter- est In that there Is on the docket of the United States District Court a sult brought by the monks to restrain the guarded the secret upon locating in Spain, adopted a new lubel and gried to manufacture the for makine chartreuse has been sold (0) jiqueur, but, It is sald, found they could not turn out a perfect product because of the Impossibility of procuring the fine brandes that formed the bas.s of their preparation, The French Government, In addition to confiscating the land of the Car- sult. and finally un appeal was taken English promoters took advantage of Can any Ailing one Refuse? ; i at e , 4 on rting to } tt in | lealers, and as a retall taken place ever since, This evening Js) French Government from expor 1 tb Bal 5 Narang ; ‘) ng World—the above-listed thirteen yeaa experience I indotee the free for he ARE BORAT this country chartreuse bearing the ee shinene eee Oa atha Las a Iwill pay outright for your first dollar bottle of Dr, Shoop's} every detail of my treatment is based on truths so fundae if ‘help have been! rushed to|enera} idea of The Evening World’s| Ronor, igging fs. to, be the muck, of] iaret but manufactured after the expul- | Soumtry, Numerous aulea Were Drouaht| Restorative, 1 ask no depositno promise, You take no risk | mental that none can deny them, And every ingredient of my 5 ;operative mille depot on sion of the Corthus'ans to Spain. The| by the monks In Wrance withour re- medicine is 4s old as the hills it grows on. 1 simply applied —you pay nothing, either now or later. floor Leaning over the counter Johnson struck him another blow on the head | and then ran toward the rear of the wore, Dr, Keyser, with blood pouring from IMs wounds, staggered to his feet and aroused ‘the nelghbors and the negro The dollar bottle is But my years of the truths and combined the ingredients into a remedy that. | Studicd Law in Tombs, It was Molineux who first suggested to him that he make some goud use of his. time waile in prmon, Young began with Blackstone, and this so in- terested him that he induced his friends Months, the deaths of children| the Straus milk depots are from al toy oKiy, ‘me M A] Buoy guickiy caugat spirit of the made his way to the street. As he went { five years uf age during the >uslness point of view during the sum-| thing, and when tne y Boss lau hw. pleked up the hatchet, which the|to get him other law books, which he ition the brethren negro had dropned, His cries for help| studied very faithfully, One of his | relatives, who Is a lawyer, mapped out | Me course of reading for him aad ocoas patient experiment will avail you nothing of the Gridiron Club, of Washington. | centuries jealously lthe situation and anpronched the Car-| opportunity as the rich, To one and all I say, “Merely write and will continue to ‘pour in|); Eee for mothe week and hurried to | Its more than 5,000 messages ‘secure positions or compe- x” investments in Real Estate ness enterprises that savor of ni” offers of variously located a a @ Rooms, Apartments, Flats and| suppose twenty farmers aeliver milk | over-subscribed four and orafigeated the distillery and tricd to industry, have been re-employed, ide Ni i i be Houses, chances to obtain an |{2 & shipping depot between the ours | the. good fellows" of wr YORK Tush — : Inside Nerves: ip ad Many AliitutiObe Cau sia Simply wale me h @ morning, to secure places, and lucky Indeed 0 one out of every these the inside nerves for je first free bottle may enough do any of the numerous this milk Is inspected and found'igaet |e who is but on the list, t s TO DANCE FOR CHARITY. ‘CITY TAB KEEPERS nonith. “OF the of sick ones, some are bed. 'stinplclty’s sake, Thelr uaual Ramet onfect a oure—but T do not Rear ‘of art, literature, musie and | manipulation, but a nocn aa he gost cis The Two Hymns of the Corner, x Fe ails) Fie most of the [them ‘by thie name’ Dorquse ney. Ate a0 | Nor do I fear a lors of possible proMt At tt to cause sensations in many | told that It is stviet orders nor to atmit| aymns., The frst it "The Battle Hymn | Yided Amons Needy of the Old nerrearliye think. about—not | the thai’ whgn One Dranad i allowed to become | lnbellot that every” word { ray i tre $o if anyone without a permit. If som of the Republic,” and |t is sung out of French Quarter, Annual Font of the Commission~ (14¢° govern your movements and your tehpale |, the others wenken. That ls why| ‘The offer is open to every one, overys as values and prices are | poeg 'to get him the hecessiry permie | compliment to’ Senator Platt, whose ere ot Avoonnin and Aqntyt= | thoughts Mint is way cone bocttae' “eompiteatad' | free" aouiee hott. order. AN. drurette 4 the middiemen have time te npc | favurlte song Tt Is, The second is’ “he | ‘Thin year's French bail {# to be given! — antwtoBe Memorabte mate, | put the nerves that, unguided and un-| For thie dolleate nerve ie the mont wensitive | not’ grout the testo Twill then digert yeu traces of adulteration, Battle Hymn of the n Corner,” ’, ‘The Societe Academie de | d day, keop your heart in| part of the 8 f n direct you ‘or charity, The 8o Academle di ight and day, pi f the numan system. will stop to realize that these “Drill, Ye. Tarrle Wy for charity rhe clty! known, nig’ 4 Ny to one that does. He will pass It down to Drill, Ye Tarriers, Drill!” ‘he rendi- ‘okey weie a The city's Commissloners of Accounts | Ne our digestive apparatus |" Does this not exploin to you some of the ; f little business and d Sent Out Sleuths, tlon of this classic by Amen Cornerers| Danse Aurora, which Is making Its) | motion control, your Tiete your kidnoys. | unoertalnties of Mmedtcine—te it not a goog | YOU. from hia stock at freely ae though i} ind domes-| sReniising this the Department of | ie impossible to describe, At has a flavor {initial effort In the wromocton of ‘the | aT@ ROInK to regule themselves to-night | regulaie youl Lye Oa ae netty [setoabe (2 Your. mind. why rother Kinde. of | Your dollar Jaid Before him. | Write for & neements go into the homes Sarouite had samme of Its Inspectors | all its own, f Parisian festivity at Sulzer’s Harlem | %* thelr annual banguet tn the Park pore ae the nerves that treatment may have failed? Hin eit ae Se Re al f ress 2 borers and get we | The "Poet Laureate o af he Mf 1 Hel nana " Avenue Hotel, The attaches of break down. Don't you see that THIS |x NEW. * i J K of more than half a million| the milk depots, After wel yee | itt nave alot of new Parodies gat {Casino next Tuerday nighs, Intends to an es a The attaches ot tna eet ens good to treat the ailing organ |ieino? ‘That. this at TR the ere aun: | for bealde, It Is free. Tt will help you te " i Sun rid yor iskimined they would, telosriph caters de pleasant to record’ that ea ih years {donate the profits to help ite needy| %ico Ae well as a humbor of friends | _the irregular byart—the disordered liver | work of a stimulant the mere soothing of understand your case, What more can I unday World you can ad 8 | is to New York, and as the result evidence | agone there will be no orations, The | e vinen of the French avarter, Will aid the Commissioners In making | the rebellious stomach—the deranged kid-]a nareotle? Don't. you see that tt goes|do to convince you of my Interest—of my ‘nderstand why many of the con-| was obtained. ‘The only penalty imposed | Ainen Corner does not stand for, them) | mrece het eA Vieni die RENE CRB Wa “RcWORT aoe see eyy ave nut 0 biamie. But go back | Tight to the root of the trouble and ered. | sincerity? ' ‘i was a fine, but with the license sys and woe to the spouter who forgets |, rere lias been a great 1 of suf: y, The menu shows a wealth of he nerves that control them, ‘There you | leates the cause? atrons of the SUND stem | an pouter forgets tu the be trtising patrons of the AY | the Neense’ could have been revoked, "| that rock-rhbed principle, ‘There was| fering this winker among poor of good things to eat and drink, Includ- ij) find the seat of the trouble, ae tne eet Atk YoU, #2, take, & single} | Hor etree order spook on Dyspepsia, | IRLD'S WANT DIRECTORY wry | mon She fo siamertor the tad aac: wa ere, Se mere MUS the old French quarter, and the Societe Ing diamond-back terrapin, planked roe | “thera le nothing new bout i noth- | Mavenent of wines do, aot abe pou fail dolar ook 3on the Hout " ‘ » blame for the ae i un, : ; ae vaalers yale pute, ; | Heitwants” to The World office Fri-| Most retail men, T fer! contident. want | Good. Old & r sung to the alr of “he | Acatemle de Danse Aurora thinks tts/had and eanvastack Ing aay phyaclan would dene nowt: | any medicine In your awn home at’my ex-| ad'd'r oes "De, (Book 9 on the Kidneys i i st, ie Agricultural ade for the benefit of Its} Williar A ack a c torative Is the result of a ter cen~ ; , i 4 gainst disastrous delays that | Porartmhent nearly all the trouble,” UG , minats fell neo ty ne ia nuke iapeecl a, and, as a divers “a fay ane along this very line. 11] aeuemar won Pte MIS nde hiak Caut erate ba Mie ned heidi ise In Some unexpected manner Farmers Are Sufferers, Albis a **) view of tila, one of the features of | tanec Het Mee eel 08 BOE Gas tne ED Cav aals AEB iad re at UNIFORMLY. bee J apnea EOL , n 0, +e 1 fi i ¢} costume, wil, e ps 0 0 erve-~ UN’ S = MBE its ditind uponlin imine tree ate foras HH Winter tne, out and thoy | the ball I¥ to be a ‘donation hooth,'*| fram i, greay mound t Feit, ketene power nerve-and builds |ful¥ Could. { AFFORD to do this ihr meee iy eam yarou enter astedle MIG ; p ( bs yutions of all kinds of| lowed tp 1 eae Mid atvengthens it and makes it !not reasonably SURE vbat iny medicine Wiil| drug stores," °" *ue Mt forty thousand Mt from their Sunday World ads,, thats a very tin alan, SRI AGIOLEL NR MORE TT RGE THEE daneing well. “+ [help you? . BOL, Will not take the chance of losing| walks Se aE smaaalvoilt ae momiautl Of! Cie BOOtE\Y, es COU ARIE | Sears a We Re Teal ; } sing | HI cye and alt winter time |Wposinenel vou) chy contest OE UIE) Peele) wi“ Eor Stomach Troubles | -For Kidney Troubles. For Heart Trouble sentation in its Want col vhen | 9) Hi ‘ Ntrom thore who attend the dance. A¥ ! For Stome 5 representat lumns when | When the Knife Is Buried, fe Hea i pf the hi i ome ¢ Tho Siemach (s controtiod by a deliate | ‘The Kidneys are the blood Aiters. They| Your Heart heats more than ton thous \ in need of something they think others ' ALBA gg \ s. Prize Lght- [ore operated solely by the inside nerves. {sand times a day. And very heart beat ¥ supply it in the whote|by voluntary contriinton hel, friendlier relat the steimach—a| The branch whieh operates them and reg-| {8 an impulse of the {neide nerve branch bd i and members, the profits by with the 108 Ne wine 9 means a eure knock-out |ulntes them {4 callod the renal plexus. | called the cardiac plexus, Tho hi ‘ « | p D eart is a lava moral that stands out be iiloitons aie fernotten, I ve RD Ise sho a Jon Kk, Hayward, chlet ace iy tues as sseotclve as | When tho renal plexus is weak or Irroguiar | muscle, but Ht ie the nerve that mules the 4 bs | Wa diane e sum f f nuster, eye, Yet the solar plexus! ihe Kldneys become clogged with the very | musole do the work. An irregular or Wn the lings of these “hurry-up” |Mowent ? \ that sort of thing all e succes of the affair t9 alroady lttew comprises {UC PUP mt gent | of te great In| poisons they skould threw off. No kidney | heart {s, almost in every nstance, "the RAP MUri¥Alss «If you are. shrewal| res Mae i wesing Was best araured by the tremendoss demand for O Manhole, ee eee ir cower uerve, It 18 one of | treatment cnn clean thorn out or cure thom | direct result of @ weak of Irregular nervy . . he ea rate : Piao by: ate ho Do xGe: Ail Specht aeSommounsuone vnas A. MeFal oeey nerves. ‘The stomach (8 Its | end ono stage leads tnto another until after | inside nerve, ‘To cure heart trouble, was formed. 4 : 1 fh to grasp its true import you) y je byony in ‘ sBTRO ETE Rudeiph Holle wid jiave. Practically all stomgoh trouble is/@ while the kidneys themselves bexin to} store the nerve to normal. | Dr, Shoop's Messy vos ime but, vend. tn (at every " ve —2———— ros Con nwo, troublemioae pervs troubl--solar |bvenk down and, dawalte, hate We only | Henorative will restore, the cardiac pleats, i Q ty ng %CO? ESSMA EAD Wade oeOUBI yy, Shoop’s Restorative |one way to re ine: unt ag it restores the solar plexus it Want announcement right away. uy Y ; he Was EX-CONGRESSMAN DEAD, eClorkey and [isi eet inside. ne strengthens |througt, the tnelde net SE este ese ail ate. saul Fed ‘yt ANS Wc a et bat nn i maton ihe red plus PUILADEUPINA, ), 1$.—Rx-Con- Tee olan, plexuo—aiid the stomach trouble | them, which Dr. Shoop's Roctcrative alone| the gront Inside nerve system—the p 4 messenger, telephone it of "°° 2 ; Toate Re CANT sophe Bergin, a ear aencaad disappears. | strengthens and restores, nerves—the master nerves, ! ed M4 to dance AW Mel i " If they were not bashful. An adver {hi tule; Were Bovgln was born IReicaee, known through the SUNDAY | ¢; aA ce eCWERT Lolttlar Pirector Tsoi Couiy, Nod. Plans have been Med with Building cf isement inserted in World Wants] Charles ‘Steckler 4 DP, ate Ms ached Myth WANT DIRECTORY—out to- | will secure th phat Cnatlea:, Beecwler, and was a graduate of Princeton Unit superintendent Hopper for a new two- ° ¢ best private instruc, | 11!!! Alderson, Louis Se.bold, | verpity, He Was a member of the Pitty. R fF ‘hates i, Purlong and Charles 14] frat and vifty-second Congiesses ifom Story brick school house to be built | wants the public, inail retail milk dealers aa ay site lealers an v York Board of Health. to asian ot Will Be Liable to Inspection, “With the system of licensing th milk depots the State Inspectors. will at all times be privileged to enter, Now in many instances they are barred out by subterfuge, This works In this way, len. Read the Wants to-day. be one of the pleasing features of the occasion, Mayor MoClellan will not be present, bectise of the death cf his accepted Invitations, Etghteen Judges of the Supreme Court and twenty State Senators are on the list of diners, In fact, when the lists are opened for an Amen Corner dinner it Ja very much like opening 4 list of bidders for mu- nicipal bonds, Just as the issue is Norcross, {t out from their distillery in Gren- oble, giving employment to hundreds of Used New Label. When the Carthuslans were expelled with other Roman Catholic religious orders from France the Government ndicate pald $3,000,000 for the gecret, 8} the monks taking the bulk of the pay- been turned over to the syndicate by the French Government, which has withdrawn entirely from the manufac- ture cf chartreuse, All the peasants, who haye been in poverty and distress on account of the discontinuance of the | the old Finst Disirict of New Jeraey. N 2 Weat Chinty-seventh street, The ‘4 Tey {s no ordinary remedy, Ordinary remedies treat symptoms. My remedy treats the causes that produce the symptoms, has removed the cause, for that is always the end of trouble, There is no mystery—no miracle, 1 can explain my treat- ment to you as easily as I can tell you w and why heat melts ice. Nor do I clai aii ale LA Alin! ats Bea) | q 7 n thaye a Stite license, This is t BXe, . 1 | a ight, when the forms of this an evil of which the farmers MTR | dua eune Cate etadt iy tie rest for |(of the| manufacture of the fayortte [Enualana with an offer, for the Reotet | and ask.” 1 will send you an order on your druggist. He] if you do not accept my offer. For facts and reason and even ii rehenisive 12-page directory will be |and diluted by middiemen Me skimmed honor, has accepted an Invitation 1 Hqueur, None but they knew how to |{haaninh Stare the iquor in Spain, | Will give you, free, the full dollar package, belief will not cure, Only the remedy can do that. i . Mr. Kracke | attend the dinner, and ‘this presence will] compound ft, For centuries they turned) they thought It best to sell out, ‘The | | can afford to offer a full dollar's worth free because mine] So now | have made this offer. 1 disregard the evidence, 1 : 4 ;) ment In. stock, so they will still enjoy | 4 their readers as many oppor- dese tectaalkaek: ‘Gane ad Toenee RAT P Milt all By Murphy peasants in gathering and preparing |The" protits of ‘the project, bas Symptom treatment must be kept up forever—as long as the | lieve not one word that I say till you have proven i} for yours tio a r joni the Ingredients, ’ |The old distillery in Grenoble hax! cause is there. My treatment may be stopped as soon as it |self, | offer to give you outright a full dollar's worth of Dr, hy cold freezes water im a discovery, For lay aside the fact that mine is the largest medical practice in, the world, and come to you as a stranger. Shoop's Restorative, No one else has ever tried so hard to remove every possible cause for doubt. It ts the utmost my. unbounded confidence can suggest, It is open and frank and fair, It is the supreme test of my limitless belief. ask you to be+ a i Sit aA