The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1905, Page 4

12 Bs) ~ MANAGERS OF BUSINESS SHOW. SFEPLOT THE VISIT HERE O “alas fore Pay for Miners. dane | Pi. gencement has been shade te at the) ) miners in this State » and a half centa "wae of Mitt 4 enis & on will be - x ald the coal miners from now on Ts _ : mea Its Mission Said to Be Part : Hawail, . ll ld 0, NOV. dena. Ly, Ate of Well-Laid Plan to . retary oO tt, h . 7 Pe tee a3, ra cai Menace Germany. st the approval 0) Presider CTR oe i HH Ma tind io tN + & PROTEST WILL BE MADE, bonds 1f approy. ' Double Duty for Katsura. | Mass-Meeting Freiens for ' TOKIO, NOV. 4—Count/Kateura, the : . je | © Pwemior of Japan, will assume the du- Cooper Union for Night tles of Baron Komura as Minister of . ‘ Be Aine fu aie pebbsonce of | of Fleet's Arrival, : be Ghia nest ame F | An event not contemplated tn the| WA COCHrINAE Jorigwial plane for the reception of | ~ [Prince Louls of Battenbeng and the |oragk English squatiron of cruisers he commands {9 @ mass meeting to be held in Cooper Union on the night of Thurs fay, Nov. 0, Prince Louls and his ships ' Bloodhounds After Slayer. PRANKLIN, GA., NOY, 4—Max Wil- @on, & prominent farmer, was aseassin- ated by @ negro, Richard Mardy, while ss) field picking 20ttoa near here ve 5 ry PE ae" leon jal will reach New York on that date, but Killed Hardy's brotier { solf-defense| there will be no three cheers for the . (xh et ae Ag the ay ae visitors at (he mass meeting, 1t will be @ meeting of protest ‘The result of an im Has Proven Exposition " " , Polk “Next President. pression chat has galned ground that CLEVELAND, NOV, 4—At a politteal! the tf Prince Louis at this time} Great Success, Promotes porally attended by seve saved per-|to the gradtest olty In the United States ,, gons hero {ast 1 Mayor Tom John-| {8 part of a ounnirgiy contrived plan to Up-to-Date Devices, gon intr ed Gov. alk, of Missourt, | ste the Impression abroad that there. HANS “tor the : Sdanee. ae gait fg @ secret aliianes between Englant! a aiiahitiiaatatte redicted that he Would be the and the United States. Those active in] ‘Vie N tM hat would succsed Presiient Roosey | promoting the mass-mecting stand upon s Garden " Pa erm the pr jo elucidated by George) large « miccess a rating Bought for Panama. | Wastin that the United tates! the ationtion of busmess men all over WASHINGTON, NOV, 4—The exten.| *iall enter into no entangling alitances | t y ehow t# primarily @ sive purchases by the Isthmian Canal] #!! European powers, | cummeroial exposition devoted to elu Commission have bee: completed for Ordinary Courtesies Approved. |! 'ns My hess publte in the best the preseni, ‘They include gutnea pins! Thousands of cireulare have been sent | Metals of economy of tine and money Gnd white mice, which ere mut by a committee which has the| ‘There have been ¢ together in perimental purposes; also meeting In In the olroware pains | the Ganlan during the progress of the Of abe ded ses, Orders wiv ary taker to that there 19 no ob-| show more up-to-date business ne ed for the canal Alnarily given when foreign warships} und f. Export e Use oO! | visit a friendiy wort, but that there ts saving devices are ei 1 J objection to anything that will take t t i Gov. Wright Leaves Manila. | no saps oF intimation oF direct asser , MANILA, NOY, 4.=G: n, Wright | ton that this ntry ig in alldance or] A alu tes, Balled at 11 o'lock to-day for San|!® anxious to male an alliance with | fort in, sepia Franoiseo lasses bade him bon | Great Hritain . | nes , inexpensive pi yoyage. ‘Tix of was much ef-| THe projooiors of the mare or i day What th fected at vie outburst of Joyalty to] have slready succeeded tn spotting vd ave hoped to @ him and he Jared that ae would| of the featyres of up M8 y ietuin, Beford his departure appeored to chem o be there was parade 10) i nunds of nocessar annual J the mangers promis over 100 launches, riotily decor | s . that es will be Y atid mar ated, participated It was announced when whe plans | oompre Me in every, MAN than Ita | were firet exploived that the jaakies | predeces At the succeeding exposi- : from the British and American flests | | ‘ ew business wrinkls per ~ Big Alaskan Rallway, | would march wp Broadway from the! fected » the clogs of earller show LOS ANGWLES, CAL, NOV, 4=| Battery to Madison Square Ganten arm | Wi) 0° hres nie tal Bhinegs ‘Alaska wil) hove a rallway tts entire; in arm, waving Amerioan and English | flength from north to south, and giv-| fags. ‘Phils detall has been abandoned. | ing communteat with the outside |The great public reception and ball that 1d {f plans whivh are being formas, was to have been «ivan to the officers ) ito eee ats Rae eette oe ee eee Tea Be YOUNG WOMAN AIT atta ud Alnionee, Garten has been abandoned, and tain Nncludes joatlon toons | 8vead a samker for the sailors will be | gress during the coming session for a| s at Stauch's Pavillon, Coney | Jeland, No Big Dinner for Mayor, } ‘The announcement that there would No Longer “The Windy City,’ be a great public dinner presided over “Seger ah NOV. 4—Hleago Is the! 5 atayor MoOletlan Is dented by the Aoelly Rene tram ie AW’ | Mayor, He says that he never heart BY Ss PUR py ree ene Spee ‘of It, Mayor McClellan will however, povernment subsidy Angered Because Her Sister Had Been Ordered to an b reau. Since the removal of the bureay ; . » RoMices trom the Auditorium tower to | Hve Pence Louie a private dinner, Insane Asylum, ‘tho dome of tne new Federal building | He knew the Prince In Germany in his _ Hie aerometor has taken a twenty per | boyhood and they have remained fast THEMATRON' HAO Ww ORT, RATE RDAY i BUSINESS SHOW 10 STONE DISABLED ~DEANNUAL AFFAIR IM AT THROTTLE —enieomans Engineer of Fast Train Laid Senseless by Missile Thrown in Cab, ‘ City, nwo Mone through the window of 001 e-cab, T e , “ er Cornell Va Blar. n, fatrl de of t 1 vad Knock He Mat | The fireman heard h of Me window and jumpod down fro: ‘ ut 1 tin lo s \ War n ne Tle waa bare 4 ¢ i} eateh the engincer | C ano save him from tumbling out ah, Making the un joua ma 1 ‘ arms he him to the forw 1 i of the 1 prey Hap in| the seat In the minut r more t co] quired for ¢ t xyire i could not let go of t he might agaly tum seat, for he Was Molding Win w F other to get cor motive pass: and bare In is Woke ki TOURGTS MAIMED W BALA WRECK Nineteen Badly Southern SAN LUIS OBISPO, Cal, Nov, 4—] The Southern Pacitic » yund coust] line Imited passenger train dashed tnto | a (rain of tourist cars at Santa Mare | ita station, fourteen 1 | hia elty yewterdy California. Injured on Pacific in The tourist train was stand main line in tie yard ' garita when the enging o ited dashed into the rear end Ita way through one of ' of trem seriously and two futelly Klsle Blackmore, a girl of nine years. | Wis pinned dow he w for | ght atm was twisted o " and es were cr ar } rece \ ernal Wolo om prove Mr B. M 0 tumwa, 1a, ja glso In a cond 4 r 1 Mis, M Glass, M 1 vrm wre Ne f hens Mea 8. A ‘ ( Mavthi, Gitumwa, | 1 \ WH I b we, | Vi righ ‘ adi 4 4 wiaied Kdward 1 ( Ja, right f and leg severe 4 Roy Bah man, Housting h 1 1 an ile, D.C. Mattison, Merwii, Iil,, fest ou Jett leg seve ‘ 1 bruised Mrs, D, ©, Matt Mi Injured and thigh wd. ani Gr Mattison, pad it brulned a head and lace, Kau arin. Creg Ko), back and spline injured. kmore, Obama, Jay, arin and twisted from socke’ _—— DENMAN THOMPSON CUTS HIS SEASON, reer tert Cacia it Ras baa found | gota yada, ‘The Mayor will not attend the} Miss Hose Murray, matron of the} E postoltice as ctl ae it did weer the| Mneheon of the Chamber of Coms) Hudson County Jal, ts suffering to-day Auuditoriain by one-fift) meres nor the dinners of the Plignim| from being bitten by au enraged young | ee ety or the St, George Society in] woman, who attacked her hecause her “COACHMAN BACK wonor of Prince Louis, He will be out] sister hed been ordered sent to the f ’ of the elty when these functions are |) Ney Tun RICH GIRL RETURNS xiven, recovering from the strate of aid that the mad woman was} | dhe ‘compsian relaused tram the Weatclestor Tisane ie mass meeting committee thas | A®yuin tly, Bhe wes arrested Wife Forgives Man Who Came to |3*0t 4 cltoular to the satlora of the | severe days sm ond sent to the Fat ships thet will take part in the re.|# » wd THO MBLOR ReGoi}e amily, ba Drops Case q to the British squadron ase | P Entiret ing thom to ref ribute tw a i woman had been fund to pa for & monster entertatn ' ! William: Dark: and ae se comme | MeNE for the visitors, ecke ago tt wan! Ang near (he ‘ab P i med that the ra of Admiral |” Pid esate AU a, Craig ) bor father's SYSna's squadron were #aving Up fo ‘ onde: stelle Manninen, Vict Sinituerman, was | Me purpose of accumulating a purwe of |” & pate \ t hardly equalled the news that! $009) to spend upon the juckles of | Make ft warden, Dark tripped BSmither 1 ' ¢ a) the Visiting Meet. Since that time the]! ms © Of she stank been ft i # Wi MMcers of wome of the ships in’ the | “ AL Rk | Wedne Nie Mr. Crate invited) squadrof dye 1 orders forbidding 1 would * Injured him | Brel t b>) the petty offivors to take up & collection It livwed, had not Miag clined engis f thin f nid on ot ships wall ‘ ° : : Ate woman by the arm and ; iy ; German Judy to Preside hurned Wher tetth i Jude G B. Van Hoesen | I Beye wom . vad \ ww out that) When f & ol ! ft) a 8 of ficndanip| to Miss Murray's ald, ‘The woman was \ 1 W would i 1 and Miss M was advised hid 4 1 Uiat the United] to | A charge a st he L. t 1 wid Mogland 7 rent Witt Dutiree Jatter cau he Uke ig t ? Bor Sherif Wie, ha n responsible when she com Vhation Bias) Warden Dark sald to-day that the 4 i make a women in hie tge was Mie repre. | ¢ t wife of weall de Senator 'Phomns | ( To Entertain Prince's Tars. t MOPaNe Lap Beene: OF f MPT Wee ‘i : Binge ibd became 89 excited was a M i Sadeewireet, Stein. Mrs. Btein was eraged from ex Brow cing gomente on citement. Miss Murray was not “hurt 4 ie} t ty the Hritish badly i ri oh, Whe ft rin a wn ‘ives oie mor| TRAINS CRASH IN CANADA, n 1 there will bo ’ etal y The pail ~. aA : Wh Op » Had Smosh on Dominion Road but! Veteran Actor, 7 ead while Nobody Sevtowsly Hurt, EF D a HALIFAX, N. 8, Nov. 4.-A Domin- \tlant Kallway special train and aVOry ay | PRINCE IS GUEST an Intercolonial working train were jn , ’ saa ty j ead-on collision to-day at Lakeytew 318 OF ROOSEVELT. | gvout iweive mies from thie chy, but EF] ti D » OF was seriously Injured, although A IN the Donttnion Atlantic engine rolled , ection Day | ys ene erg i ‘Hl with the thousands who vote hi id eae a ‘gr ye of iw vb wale train aca vtincet M4 for good positions, invest ments, |! of ts ix ot i : with brulwey. homes, bargair throu kewp him t the ate? ieniadillllianieesans | Worl 1 1 oat : cnt wan TO VOTE FOR JEROME! a Viite Heusa ty 4! net at An ¥ mark in the SAT a Cast! wiht diy pron we ead we the Lett of Jor j Your Sunday World gutlying | wountr nh au #8 X mark in the etrele under any F 7 2 op ALA i vlasonee | Party emblem ix a vote for Jerome \ Want Ballot To-day th the Army. J and for the other candidates on iy 0 Others ' Myer, Va Witness a) MAE party's theket, \ Will: : 7500 to" the quesis, by. Col, Tailed ‘| DON'T mark tn the clrele at the m ant of the fort, is part of column day's proceedings, ONT te sek (Cait tires from Stage Temporarily, and May Not Again Appear. | WOBTON, Nov. Denman Thompson tly veterap actor, who during the past twenty years has been a familiar fg {ure to aydiences throughout the country as Joshua Whiteom) in "The Old Homestead,” retires from the stage, ac cording to annoimeeme hi ay least for von, The determine whether vt be verman Mr after his company y weeks only @ portion of the and doveloped, | was or nd his ph of vest, will prob Mr. Thom. to withdraw from | present season and go Swanzey, N William + sabes alain tana a) dition of e ago « ps Lawrence Thompson's row In "The Old stead,” ile [i yh BLL that a p ny bring (tlh pena’ has decided, stage (uring tis home at next work, Ss Mr, lomo: in Bad Health, Re- t nd w | Father of “Queenie” Stringer | COACHMAN IS ACCUSER. | to-dey NOVEMBH CHARLES B. BARKER IN DIVORCE CASE VIENING, Names as Co-Respondent in Tillotson Suit, estities Against Employer and Is Thon Arrested on Larceny Charge, rest of his coachman on a f grand larceny, it developed AR 4, 1905, ‘ated in Mn Murat ghityethird str very. Jealous Harker lad eigaged ty hee Ble went lo town, bought & Wilde returned dnt thy e yok, dpiving er from he ot ie, fhek she begun separation proceeds 1490, tho then rich young Mr, Bar; or Was arrested ¢ complaint of | actress named Florence sho charged him with the lare ti wort of turnivure from hi Miss P tdinitied in court that Harker had ceriuinly i.e 4 to her t four years of they Qualate "aiving her more than $20,000 J she had begun a $10,000 romisa sult against him, knew he was married when Her case was dis 4 admitt each of seh Be firat met him. nissed M $20,000 a year » veral yachts and fs a member of many an wagaer clube, In his eomplatat agalnst he coachmay, Who was arraigned In io ‘Tombs Court to-day, he declared that Harvey had eloped with $500 worth of furniture during his absence from his Spring Valley home, The coachman was held to awalt the arrival of tha Spring Valley Bherift. ne ISELIN CHAUFFEUR FREED, Stories Told by Polleeman Who Arrested Him Did Not Tally, When @. Oliver Iselin's chauffeur, W. Mayer, was Tearralgned to-day in Mor- risanta Court on a charge of exceeding the speed Jigit while bringing Mise Mary Tsclin and a party of girl friends » New York the diserepancies In the ti ny of Bleyele Polloeman Gold- nan eaused Magistrate Walsh to re- leasg the man, When Goldman arrested Myer yes. alleged speeding on Jerome avenue neor Highbridge he said that he pursued the chauffeur a mile, thming ini with a speedometer, and that May* t his auto slong at phe rate of iy miley ap ‘To-day he told trate thi yer was running income of Barker Inherited an He owns from an uncle, terday pa ah ANOTHER 10 COURT . - Ue ane te vee voor PANIC IN THEATRE FIRE. ai: gh t sabe ts LP ie # CHicago, No 4=Fire tn the en- Woman Claiming to Be Wife ae posal AP Gee aoe mies rate Sues Charles Tillman for | #,at "he wiht oe tale fan) so aotek ow Jom w-inplen tha ising he } / ; hird floors of the theatre buildin Non-Support. Besa nee nM ra i BOTH ARE SUFFERERS, cremation a Jamage Wal §10.0u0 READ AND YOU WILL LEARN Charles Stickler, Attorney for the/ryat tno tending medical writers and tewchers of all the several achools of Man, Asserts that It Is a | practice, indorse and praise {un the strongest posible terms each and every | ingredient entering into the make-up of Di. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis Put Up Job. covery, the famous stomach tonic, Hyer Invigorator, heart tonic and regus | lator and blood cleanser, This ts also equally true of Dy Pierce's Pavorite Preseription, for the eure of all the weuknesves and distressing ailments peculiar to women No other medicines eold through |resultant affections of the ver, kide Ht Reaverty years old and so racked with paralvels that he Was unable ty) move pete eete eae wernt WhO} witimt aaststange Charles Tilman, of druggists for domestic use can shoW neys gad other associated organs, {il quiseod th the Logietaties ee] No 25 Hehune atreet, was arralmed any such professional indorsement.| Read from the writings of the | if Mig er lature to logtt-|in Harlem Court to-day on a charge) jy, rierce’s above-mentioned reme> authorities above quoted, under the | P oF Auta Queenie” String-| of non-support preferred by a womaa) dies are non-alcoholle and non+ headings of Golden Seal root, Stone | pe vgoael 1 Adeaido Gertrude Strings | vixty-fve Years id, calling herself Mre.| secret. ail thelr ingredients being root, Black Chertybark, Bloodroot, | | the divorce suit peta nucescioaits $0) Withelming Tillm: She, too, suffers) printed on each bottle wrapper. Queen's root and Mandrake root, in nits ‘ wit by Norton B.| from paralyals of the right arm and Ley occupy a Unique position aod q title book of extracts compiled by blk oF & Weathy publisher, of! a unable to raise that limb without) are IN A CLASS ALL BY THEM. J, Pleree, a "| No, 120 Riverside Drive ald Lee nf ni + Dr Re Pierce, and which will be AIP. “aties's: camh inne. ue a |S AIAY ee hey are neither secret gent you free on request addresse f ‘4 4 § comehman. Walter Hare} Mre. Tillman, represented in court by nor patent medicines. Nhey are ta tas tor, fe Buffalo N, Y, beret rd eine ened to-day Jy Centre| Lawyer Mo: Riumiberg, swid that powerful to cura but safe to use in you will learn that all these ine ‘ charged with stealing $9 | she was married to Ohanes on Aug, %, any condition of the system, even gredients are recommended as remee ture from the fine sum-| 18%. yy Max Hirt, @ notary public, foy the most delle Y U : , . m: vlicate women ald dics for indigestion or dyspepsia and ne the wealthy Barker at| She admitted when questioned by! chitdren, liver complaint,” ell | ng Valle He was arrested by De-| Charles Steckler, Tillman's attorney, Pure, triph refined glycerine ie te Ht " sitar Mi Mane ai 4 y 7 a e i) i calar ac Diea of tho Central Ones, | Mt Me liad No Papers to prove the which {# used instead of alcohol wherever located aan tae th ong \ testifying at the reference in tho | Murria but said that her husband! yoth for e ting 4 reser , Rate pe sare Y in the oth for extracting and preserving of | ing cough rising f ven d sult in the law omce| Hid them locked up Ma @ wate depowt! the active medicinal principles frou be bd cls, arising from i My Fh aw omca} oe H a) petneiples 1°00 bronchial, throat and lung affections, 20k, of No. 99 Broad i the roots of the several Amertean’ 4)) are {ngredisnts of “Golden Medt- Way, Abraham B. Cohen, of the Put The woman sald that Tillman had a! gop ‘ pute 2 bs ; n, of the Pulit a aa con Wei aa forest plants entering into Dortor eal pjseover combined in such ing, Fepr od Ste 3 paralytic stroke i July, 1905, and that | pjeree’s medicines f 1, Pap ha Harker Atl ine ettended | hint cna day. Oke Frere mediotn . is muoh mune OF proportions that each enhances the GUE BUOUE the are] ie cut of the house on AUG. & 1908, (corm cono! for these purposes. and 18 curative action of wll the others, ‘ ane eat out of the house on Auge 4 ble No fren de yA A Tata, . : nan. ‘ease dia sat Gh ti, ba 4 inva. jentirely free from the objectionable Yhe “Discovery” must not be exe is aces rwever, Harv Ei . Ww 4 7 ee features Inherent in alcohol, inas* jected to produce miracles. While 1 given testimony of a sensational | une sya ese i hen she returhed| much as It produces only salutary jt js espectally sulted for the cure of eter concerning the relations be. | Aer Avon aw hour he had disappeared. | infuences ypon the systom, while all chronic, lingering coughs that are ¢ employer and Mee tre | Ble sald she thought his relatives had | gtoohol, ev ; ' 4 f u : vA ml Mrs. ‘Tillotaen. | soirited him ewiy alcohol, even in moderate portions, eyrutle, it ig not so effective in acule © said Mrs, Tillotaen, who ls a very | mitted ’ if long continued, as in the treats colds al a very} tho gi ” § a ds and coughs unless siippery elm widsome young woman, of wealthy Peay oh. asst hed high and JoW | ment of obstinate ailments, 18 Ver¥ mucilage, flaxseed tea solution, of '%, had spent many week at the} Mim phe did not And him until 14st} injurious and often begets a craving gum arabic, or oth well | Harker summer Wome Ot the) Beptember, when she located him in \ . | is: OF Der | RU Aeaaee " Home at Spring Valle 4 for stimulants. Furthermore, glycer> demuleent } freed » | Mr, ‘Tillotsen dectarsd in hla complain |o't, Jervis and brough him to her! Ine {tself 1s a most valuable curat Homuloept he Crank (realy 18 connate ’ H lars ¢ aint ‘i ‘on yeaa ne i Oat Valug Curatlye tion with its use. Nor must ty ai Me wito and ies home at No, 149 Hast Bighty-fifth street vi , ‘Ao! a of w nas wee ed green |e went out with wn attendant for a ie Wy ee se arate My an tf Soles MAMIE) ieCgrely' (Oe <a | aft ‘ ered) Walk uboUL two Weeks ago and did uot | Nébit-forming agen nol, ME Dected to cure consumption jy ite ad- T ten * ry % ai ; Lt a ie SR ROR eee: ORI RM ae fra ecaine i . ence aud vanood stages, In its early stages It meting 1 4 g a at wpe dave thot Tillman ts worth $900,000, Pan ce i lad Haran ass Fh ' wil stay ui progres and AAU / . r he cause Was postponed until n . ve, ie UP Pass TOs MW ecod’a cura if Ss une ly persiatec n for ki; man Thursday, Mr Bteckler asserting tiie | liver oll, entitling it to favoradle/e reasonable length ii time, send f Ai deratied he could show that It was a TEATS pe t-up job |consideration as a remedy in all foy the little book noted above and a of aniscondu cases of inciplent consumption, espe- joarn what thoee most eminent 10 a a clally when it {s combined with the (he medical profession say of the Ine . Holsene 1 active medletnal principles extracted gredients out of which Dr. Pierce's aWkeo in Wwe. i twin d from Black Cherry-bark, Queen’ medicines pre made, and thereby - ers, Mikey and w ‘ rool, Stone root, Golden Seal oot jearn why they eure obstinate dis. sie Ah yours ‘ i and Bloodroot, as in "Golden Medi ease aved [us wi last M , covery." fda ae u eal | cal Discovery By reading some of extracts ae ignite ae A. - | Besides its superior nutritive prop-|from eminent authorities contained Maa Ate ease om | it i ic | aries a ib Ane ve valuat 1* in the little booklet mentioned above lute + + 3 aft . e p reme etlon of all the entering into “Golden Medical Dis. Anti-American ‘ean Peeling More | foregoing roots in the cure of severe'coyery.” |t will be readily under- beas corpus pro i coughs, bronchial, throat, laryngeal! stood why this far lictne ¢ 4 the habeas oor | itter Mo n te A stood this famous medicine cures assisted in epleiting Bitter, and More Mut and other kindred affections of the!obstinate kidney and bladder affec- w n wid was alding in ders Feared alr-passages and }ings. In all “wast-\tjons, chronic diarrhoea, all caturryal r 5 bret ty hele fathe , ACU, jing diseases,” where there is loss of affections, no matter in what part ¥ de dared then tat his flesh and gradual “running down” of ths system existing By reason MO ee ner | RONGKONG. Nov, LeThé An » i the system, the glycerine certainly of the Stone Root and Golden Seal i Alldanmel 4¢ Ganion, dulioe A. lay, fn a etn aati es hepeepiig root contained in it ft is a most ef- duugnter-inlaw, saying | tion of inflammatory HE THOMMTUED | oon intoaa as, FP’ bedtlen ait aete aan ate eee te ren omnes Friend of Miss Stringer. {9 Indirectly responsible for the re- CRAANG: OF (DOGIIY | BINED ER und understand from the writings of Drs. , “While it true that they t cent massacre of the missionaries at welght It is a powerful reconstruc- Paine, Hale, Ellingwood and others been talking of separation, It ta oute | Tdenchow, und he has warned the tso-[tYe agent In all cases of Impaired!concerning Stone root, Golden eal se0us low ya hat # morally Unfit | Jated stations of Twokang of their dan- vitality and especially valuable when root and Black Cherrybark which b have hares Cee enllaren. the ker, In view of the fact that the anti- | @Ssoclated and combined with such are to be found In the little booklet ‘iil ils Wile are bused upon aitogerner | American feeling ts growing stronger, superior GIterati ves and tonles as are/above mentioned, ; ferent grounds, [wil not explain |and advised dhe departure of the mis-[ {8 “Golden Medical Discovery” and) Doctor Plerce's Pleasant Pellets Mr, Barker's name has bean ‘n= | slonaries for thelr head stations. Favorite Prescription.” Its won-/cure billousness, siek and bilious in Ahlen OrtOnAt ARR tone ‘The antiAmerican newspapers are| “erful solvent properttes also play headache dizziness, costiveness, or hak he J a | if 4 Hotaen being distributed gratis, being taken in| ®D important part in the cure of gall constipation of the bowels, long of UI is charged In the compaint of Mr. | junks to Canton, ‘The boyeotters were | Stones and severe constipation, appetite, coated tongue, sour stom: Pihotwens Cat ka ot fe Pia fit one Lime | the tint to recelve tthe names of the) Glycerine 8 also one of the very/ach, windy delchingy, “heart-burn,": Biticek Gian urker soogut to | missionaries massacred, | best anti-ferments and as such coun-|pain and distress after eating, and Jilinalige ue his own after he and| our Chinese gunbouts and three | teracts the excessive fermentation of| kindred derangements of the, liver, le girl's the h uy Fa n put juadreds and twenty soldiers were pro, |f00d8 in the stomach. present I0!stomach and bowels, Put up in) See eee ee anda! vain ves | ceeding to Chingyuen, eighty miles| Most cases of Indigestion or dyspep-| glass phials, tightly corked, therefore iit ining that it Would estabs | south of Tdenchow, Oct. 26. Sia, Thus the pain, belehing of nox- always fresh and reliable, One little -. y Immoral preveite Haven | As @ result of the smassacre an im-|!0U8 gas, bloating and other disa- “Pellet {s a laxative, two are ca. | tughit to secure the } DETEE| perlal edict has been Issued directing |Sreeable symptoms are overcomelthartic. ‘They regulate, invigorate sini named ag "Qu Barker, | the Viceroy of Canton to furnish efti- and the Stone root, Golden Seal root:/and cleanse the liver, stomach and \ red ad A clent protection to the missions, to| Bloodroot and other ingredients of) bowels, i punish all he gullty persons and to) “Golden Medical Discover are! 4 good medical book, written im ; ‘a promise the fullest redress, and warn-/| greatly assisted in thelr action in plain English, and free from tech= va) ing him that he will be held responsible | completing a cure ~! : le ulcal terms, is a valuable work for wat for for further outrages and for (he vrotec-| Ag will be seen fiom the writings) frequent consultation. Such a work - ‘ tion of the missions. of Drs. Bartholow, King, Seudder,|ts Dr, Plerce’s Common Sanse Medi- : i | Hale, Wood, Hare, Johnson, Coe al Adviser, It's @ book of 008% Y 4 »| | Ingwood and ‘other high authorities! pages, profusely illustrated, Te 1s f as contained in the little book mer | Bly en away now, although formerly? n ; |tloned below, these agents can con) |sold in cloth binding for $1.50, Send The Barker Separation ij fidently be depended upon for the!2t cents, in one-cent stamps, to pay for cost of mailing only for paper covered copy, addressing Dr, R, V.! Pierce, Buffalo, N, Y.; or $1 cents for an elegantly cloth-bound copy: most positive curative action tn atonic, or weak. states of the ach, accompanied with Indigestion o all stom distressing dyspepsia and kindred i = Failed to Discover Condition of Enterprize National and Dismissed, REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, a Hinaiisiorrnviareveerens JOHN L. PARISH, AUCTIONEER. , BETTER THAN A SAVINGS BANK; BETTER THAN LIFE INSURANCE ; BETTER THAN STOCKS AND BONDS ; BETTER THAN ANY OTHER FORM OF INVESTMENT, Is a Purchase at the Auction Sale on Thursday, November 9, : at Noon, at the Rashangs Salespones, 14 and 16 Vesey St, 4 of some of the 170 Superbly Located Lots constituting the olf Bruner Estate on Jerome Avenue, Gun Hill Road, ' Woodlawn Road, East 242th St., asks De Kalb and Rochambeau Aves, ti BOROUGH OF THE BRONX, Best Bronx Lots Offered This Year Go and See Them and Judge for Yourse 1A KE JEROME AVENUE TROLLEY TO THE GROUNDS. TAKE WEBSTER AVENUE TROLLEY TO GUN HILL ROAD, FREE STAGE FROM BRONX PARK STATION ON 3D AVENUE “4 70 THE GROUNDS. ) TERMS EASY, TITLES GUARANTEED. Savings Bank Wi taken as cash and Interest allowed, REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, ARAN OF O990H0990000 5806294 WASHINGTON, Nov, 4=The Comp- troller of the Currency to-day removed from service Bank Examiner RA. H, Maddern on account of his failure to diacover the conditions existing in the Ffaterprise National Bank, of Allegheny City, Pa. Owen’ T. Reeves, jr, has been appoint ed to fill the vacancy, Mr, Reeves has been an assistant bank examiner in New York City. ——_——_—_— aE * ALMOST EVERYBODY is coughing. It is the time of year when people are most sus- ceptible to colds, Scott's! Emul- sion will not only cure the cold, which otherwise might hang on all winter, but will give strength and flesh to the body to resist! } more colds, pneumonia, etc. SPSS SSTOSETP ISOS 2-72 ‘© automobiles that were te along serompe 2. yey in name direction af sed th nage speeded oR jong enough will tak water rng ao ‘aa "de SCOTT & BOWWE, 4op Pearl Stret, New York, |: 8 AND PUNTER PARTICULARS APPLY At OR. BAP, HOMMEHAAD NAW dibestie on fo. THB BRUNER PARISH, FISHER, MOONEY & CO,, 449 BROADWAY,