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1904. CASE LOOKS GOOD FIND FOR PLAINTIFF, DR. WILLIAM HOOKER VAIL, INSANE PATIENTS BROUGHT TO ' CITY FOR REV. A Prominent St txui .Specialist, Says Duffy's, Pure Malt Whiskey Has Done Iflore For Consump-y ' tives Than All Other -Medicines., STTDEKCB 1XHDS TO SHOW THAT '.': iLUiOSO -. BEOrXSTEB-BTOaXAJt OmtlOtTS ' TBBDIOT BEDTDEBBS XX SB, W. WILLIAUSOlf OT MT. TA- cxBcrorr cotnre bt a jtjbt WXXOB OOTTXT DECUBBS XXBEft- BOB SANi,TOBItTK,- BBINOS 10 vas nr fost&avs at ma bob- BEBT WAS COMMITTED AT JCELLS- BOKO, 16 MILES AW AT. ALASKANS TtbOVl SAXEM LOCAL BOSPZTAL HAS CONTBACTf TO CABS VOX TTNTO XTCN ATE S. ' TJTTi IfTTTT CAUSED BT DOO, GIBS ABB HOBSB. s THE DEAD BROUGHT BACO.0,. LIFE THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, SATURDAY UrTENING JANUARY 10, RIOUS POVEB KENNEDY THEN DEFENDANT: i.'v'.v.-. Uournil Special Service.) ' HUlsboro. Or., Jan. IS. Xt cam Ken " nedy's way In the burglary trial yester day afternoon and this morning; The ' testimony of the landlady at the Mult- tiomah lodslnghouae in Portland la that i' Kennedy rented room 13 In the after riron and registered, and took the key .: during- the forepart of the evening. The t room was not1 occupied, but after 11 i o'clock there was a light. The cham bermaid saw. Kennedy leave his room a little after fe the next morning. A i, guest leaving the house -about 6. 30 to take the morning train lo Independence saw the bicycle standing in the. hall. Harrington, at Peninsular, six miles be ; low Portland, saw and talked with Ken v nedy at 9 o'clock Monday evening. Ken nedy inquired the way to St. Johns, three miles further along. An employe of the machine shop where the bicycle was obtained testified that the - wheel could not be ridden to HUlsboro In a hurry-up trip; that. It was of a L cheap grade and had been used as a hack-about by messenger boys in the city: that It was muddy when It went : out and muddy when It was returned. If It had been ridden in the country at that season It would have come back dust- ' covered. Qault had ridden a short trip with Kennedy and found that be was an - indifferent wheelman, and that his phys ical endurance is somewhat below the ; standard- ' Several witnesses, notably Dresser, of the- Oregon City land office and Rev, Robinson, bad seen Kennedy and talked with him on Tuesday.- They all found him as fresh as any one who had rested the night through. - H. V. Gates and his wife came to HUlsboro Tuesday evening and sat in the same car with Kennedy. He did not notice that he was Jaded In the least. The walk from the station with him until his home was reached displayed nothing that would ' Indicate excessive weariness, . Affidavits of good character and reputation war - read from prominent people in Chat tanooga, (Boston. PopperhiU, Mass.; San Mateo, Cal.,' and witnesses from Albany and Forestr Grove, the last two,! places of residence before coming to HUlsboro, testifled to the same effect Defendant Kennedy went on the stand t-l-'t4ock-and--was-atUh-ither:rw'heii court took a recess at noon. - He gave an account of himself and his wander logs : from the Saturday before ... the burglary until Wednesday noon, when " he was arrested. - According to his state mentt he was no nearer HUlsboro than Portland after arriving .In that city on Saturday 'until he returned " home .on Tuesday evening. - , , ' ARGUMENT IN SHOOT CASE HEARD TODAY , (Journal Special Service.) , "Washington, Jan. It. Arguments In the Smoot case today before the senate - committee n elections are being heard. Smoot is represented by Attorney Van cott of Bait Lake; opponents by Charles Own ' and t ex-Congressman Taylor of Ohio. Taylor was first : neard and stated he represented parties to the original protest ' against Smoot s seat That Smoot was an apostle and as such had taken the oath preventing him tak ing the seat as a senator without men tal reservations. Taylor expressly de rlared he . had no connection with the charge that Smoot was a polygamlst v ' AWOTHTB BOBT TOXTXTK ' Victoria, B.C., Jan. 16. The body of E. Lockwood, 'freight clerk of the ill fated Clallam, was picked up this morn ing near the stem of the flagship Graf ton, in Esquimau harbor. It will be sent to Seattle ror interment . MRS. STANLEY . . WONDERFULLY GIFTED - IF YOU HAVE BUSINESS WORRIES OR ARB IN DOUBT AS TO ANY CHANGES TO BE MADE DO NOT FAIL TO CONSULT MRS. STANLEY. SHE WILL GIVE YOU ADVICE ON WHICH YOU CAN RELY. HER PREDICTIONS NEVER FAIL. SHE GIVES ADVICE . TO HUSBAND, WIFE OR SWEET HEART. TELLS YOU HOW TO WIN THE ONE YOU LOVE, AND HOW TO KEEP - YOUR HUSBAND OR WIFE TRUE TO YOU. GIVES SPECIAL AT TENTION TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF PERSONAL MAGNETISM. BY WHICH YOU CAN CONTROL YOUR SELF AND OTHERS. GIVES NAMES 'AND LOCATES LOST OR STOLEN ARTICLES AND MISSING FRIENDS. 1 1 Ell WpNDERFUL POWER IS ABLE TO REMOVE .ALL OR ANY OBSTA CLES IN YOUR PATH AND HELP YOU TO ATTAIN SUCCESS AND HAP 1'INESS. ) ;: ., '; , .; ( ... . LETTERS ' CONTAINING- STAMPS PROMPTLY ANSWERED. WRITE FOR PRICES. Hours a, m. to 8 p. m. Closed Sundays. Parlors at 93 Eleventh St. palmist and psychic X I f It took some time for the Jury In the case of 3: T. Jacoby against Constable A. D. Keenan of the east side, Justice court to decide what sort of a verdict they would return yesterday afternoon. First It returned a verdict In favor of Jacoby with the proviso that the costs of the case should be divided between both parties. When informed by Cir cuit Judge Frazer that the verdict was irregular and would, not stand, the Jury retired and then returned a verdict in favor of Keenan. The two verdicts will probably cause a legal contest in. the court. . Jacoby sued for $150, the Value of a horse which Keenan seized and sold to satisfy the claim of Lillian Kane, aged 12 years, against Scott Alderson, an Iceman. The girl had been bitten by Alderson's dog, and she sued Alderson and recovered damages in the sum of J 50. Keenan seised a horse, which he supposed to be the - property of Aider son, and sold it to pay the Judgment. Jacoby claimed that the horse belonged to him and he sued Keenan for Its value, $150. Keenan asserted that the horse belonged to Alderson, but was transferred by him to Jacoby in order Xfi avoid payment of the Judgment PASSED FIELD TESTS; TAKING WRITTEN WORK The civil service commissioners are examining applicants today In the-divisions of instrument men, traction en gineers, sidewalk inspectors and sewer inspectors. The following is a list of those who passed the field trials last week and are now engaged In the writ ten examination: . : Instrument men Henry 1 W: Kllpple. W. H. Heustta, H. G. Richardson, A. W. Wilson, Calvin E. Bronson, Milton I Hayes, W. H. Monohan, O. It Ramsey. iracuon engineers aivin Brown, - F. - Landreth,- M. Moran, Charles E. Brown, R. L. Correll. Sidewalk Inspectors Porter Merges. H. J. Wilson, George S, Jackson, Thomas J, Brown, Sewer inspectors peter Merges. J. M. Caywood. : ' ; . HANNA ACCUSED OF : : NOT PLAYING FAIR (Journal Special Service.) . ' ..', Waslngton. Jan. 1. Chairman Hanna of ths National' Republican committee, is being censured by politicians for not Issuing a call for the convention. It is thought by some to be a moveon the part of tha statesman from Ohio to" se cure the place of President Roosevelt. or at least dominate the next administra tion In the interests of the trusts. His friends maintain, that there is no scheme In the delay and that tht call will he made in ample time. - ' f ' 1 1 t 1 1 . i ': ' M DEAD FROM CLALLAM WRECK BEING.BURIED (Journal Special Serrice.5) Tacoma, Jan, 16. The body of 1 C. W. Thompson, the prominent Tacoma busi ness man who lost his life in the Clal lam wreck, arrived yesterday from Vic toria. - The , funeral will probably take plaee - Sunday. The funeral of Bruno JLehmann, the custom Inspector, "-took place yesterday. The remains of W. 8. Gibbons, organist were burled earlier in the week. Of the live Tacoma vic tims tha bodies of four have been re covered. , - -. . ' .', TOWNSITE WARRIORS . ' CEASE TO BATTLE (Journal Special Service.) ' Snyder, O. T.. Jan. It. Great uneasi ness is felt over the Mountain Park ami Snyder controversy' today. As a .re sult of the town rivalry wsr It is thought that tha renewal of hostilities Is unlikely, Nine residents of Snydor are held to the grand Jury on bonds of $5,000 each. Mountain Parkers claim they fired no shots and received a volley after holding up their hands in obedi ence to 'a command. " PROHIBITION MEN . INVOLVED Iff ROW (Journal Special Servlcs.) Kansas City, Jan. 1.-A fierce row was caused in the, national, prohibition party by the action of the executive committee In taking the convention from Kansas City to Indianapolis. Stat Chairman Stokes of Missouri has ap pealed to all members of. the national committee to overrule yesterday's ac tions -and accuses the president of the committee, Mr. Stuart with double deal ing and too great love for money. . MACHEN WAS SAID TO HAVE BEEN LAX , Journal Special Service.) Washington. Jan. 1. Ex-ASslstant Postmaster-General Johnson was re railed to the stand in the Ma'chen trial today to give damaging evidence against Mactien, but stated he believed Machen had much ability and was a hard worker, but was careless in per mitting the use of his name by his subordinates, and in the office system. And They Do U Laundry any, kind of underwear with out shrinking; sew, on buttons and mend all rents, etc., id your laundry is a big offer, especially., when done free of charge, but that's what . the. 'Oregon Laundry 4t Toilet Supply company, .on East Oak does. That ought to get your work, A wagon will call right away if you request it, by phone. You can use your neighbor's phone if you -haven't one, the laundry will pay the message fee in this case. Get all you can for your money. But where can you beat the mending proposition free? The jvork is first-class dr we refund the money. We ' can't stand complaint we don't have, any, says Manager C. T. Evans. Gentlemen: Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey was Introduced to-me through a consumptive patient whom I was treating. I called on her one afternoon after an absence or about two months and remarked that she was much improved. I inquired after medicaments, etc., and she stated she had been using nothing but good food and plenty of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. Her improvement was so marked that I went. directly and purchased It for several other patients suf fering similarly, and in a short time they all expressed decided Improvement'" and from personal observation and physical-examination "there was great im provement in the lung tissue.- Two who had Laryngeal Consumption .(con sumption or me tnroatj are now. entirety well, i.tm employing n extensively now in my practice, in La Grippe, Pneumonia, Bropchitia, Anaemia, (Inanltioa. or Marasmus), starvation from lack of assimilation ,of food, etc.i always, in con yaleseents.': - . - - . . . Its agreeableness to the taste and fttomach of all people and 'conditions, makes It almost a panacea for all diseases.- v ' ' -' - ' WiLUAM 7.000 doctors who have had similar Duffy's Pura Malt Whiskey- In - thelr - famHie exclusively. It is-used in 2,000 prominent Btatea a leading doctor of New xorit says "Vnnyn fure Malt Whiskey is a form-of food already digested." - - DUFFT'S PURE MALT WHISKETcures coughs, colds, consumption, grip, bronchitis, pneumonia and all diseases of the throat and lungs. It Is an abso lutely pure, gentle and invigorating stimulant- and tontc, builds up th nerve tissues, tones up the heart gives power to. the brain, strength and elasticity to. the muscles and richness to the blood. It .brings into, action all tha vital forces;. It makes digestion, perfect, and- nablea you. to get-from the food you eat the nourishment It contains. It-is invaluable-for bverW6rked men.' dllcate women' ahd ntcklV clJljlran. It strengthens and vustains the sygtet,7 is avpTomoeif ot anna nealtn ana lonaevltv. maxes tne oio. It contains no fusel oil and is the only whiskey .recognised by the Government aa i a meaicine.1 ini is a guaramee. CAUTION. When sou ask for Duffy the genuine, Unscrupulous dealers, mindful of the-excellence f-this prepara tioh, 'Will try to sell you cheap imitations and soi-called Malt Whiskey substi tutes, wmcn are put on ine maraei ior pront oniyi ana wnicn, rar irom relieving the sick, are-positively harmful. Dentand- "Duffy's", and be- sure-you, get It. It is the only pure malt whiskey which contains medicinal, health-giving; qualities. Ijk fnr tha trrlii.m.rk. "Tha Dili CheirniHt" on thfl lahAl' . - " w Duffy's Pure Malt Wlvlskey is.aoJd in bulk. It is s6ld hy all druggists and leal booklet set free. Duffy Malt wntskey Co.; 'Rochester! N. T PftCflEERSii ARE NOT GIVEN XAISEBWXX.HZUC OVSITS PJtUSSIAW ;- AT.TaVTNT SPEECH BJAy T'XX ' A CISAR, STRONG" VOIO THE GEETHrO TO HIS KAJESTT CAME A Tims XlATE. (Jonrnal Special Bervlci.) Berlin, Jan. 16. Kaiser Wilhelm personally opened the Prussian parlia ment this forenoon, reading his speech from the throne In a strong, 'Clear voice. On entering the parliament he was pre ceded by two noble heralds clad In' mot ley fantastic costume specially designed by the kaiser. These heralds will figure In all future state functions: A unique but embarrassing . incident came after the kaiser closed his speech. According to an invariable custom, the oldest dep uty, the decrepit Herr Scnex, called for three cheera ' Her paused and "waited, but none came. It Seemed as If the diet had conspired to omit tha demonstration of Its loyalty. During a painful Inter val which followed the kaiser frowned end then marched toward the door in a dead silence. Just 'before he reached the portal Herr Senex seemed to awake as fromm day dream and started the hurrahs. 'The whole assembly, which was apparently waiting for Herr Senex to- start the cheering, joined with a hearty good Will. . The kaiser, appreci ating the Joke, stopped and faced the as sembly and laughed heartily. The Inci dent closed with great hilarity." EMBASSY GUARD IS INCREASED: AT SEOUL , (Journal Special SerYlc,)' ,; Seoul, Jan. H.-r-The American (ruard at the United States embassy has been Increased by 60 marines, who arrived last night. The native press continues Insulting to foreigners. A German man-of-war has arrived at Chemulpo. A The American authorities are providing es corts for .women, and children who are compelled to trayerse the Streets. mBABEJTD COLLISION. Du Bols, Pa., Jan. 16. One trainman was killed and several injured on the Pennsylvania road In a rearend freight collision while entering .the yards this morning In a heavy- fog. Mothers! Mothers!! Mrs. Widow's Soothing Syrup nas been used for over 6IXTY YHAS.3 by MIL UOKS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN while TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS, It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the QOM8, ALLAYS all PAJN ; CURES WIND COLIC, and Is the best remedy for DIARRHCEA. Sold by Druggists in every fart of the world, Be sure tnd ssk for "Mrs. Window's Soothing Syrup," lad take no other kind. Twcnty-Avectaabottlai Mothers!!! JHUUlMitt. VAIWn.t JJOU1S, MO. exnerlence to that of Dr. : Vail 1 use - - and - pre scribe -Tmd'Tecommend it hospitals. . throughout -"tba United foundind- Keeoa tftvdui itron or. -i . ,.,-.,-..., j. s pure Malt Whrskev be sure v6u ret sealed bottles'1 nan- nnT, i..- rin r , n .abi r onlv: grocers. oTdlrect! at $1.00 a hottie. foo -iv no 9xih-avnaK MONEY AN"D TKEN ASBESTES, BEINQ " CHAXOES WITH TWO CXXME8. y; ;' :; ,. (Journal Special Service.) Chicago, Jan. 16. Accused with at tempting to blackmail Mrs. Hillis Thurs ton of 12,500 and making threads against het- life, r James TUbery, an English coachman ' for the ' family of the late Cnarjes Nash. )s under; arrest . Nash died December.lS and Mra Thurston is his daughter.. Shortly, after Nash was buried the, coachman called and. de manded the payment of the money as a price for his .silence and the delivery of alleged letters containing the family secrets and on the advice of her lawyers Mrs. Thurston agreed to pay. As soon as the money was paid over to Tilbery two detectives . arrested x him on tha charge of carrying concealed weapons ana witn mreatening to kill. , .' ' '" Queer. : From the Atlanta Journal. A Parisian lady has slain her husband by hypnotism. Unique Parisian lady, to care enougn about her Husband to kin hltat . . ' :.. Tvonbla la 81gh.ii ., The former presidents of San Domingo are said to be marching In .overwhelm-' lng'force against the capital. ' COACillWT: AT BLACKMAILING Some Peopfe, Wonder... CiPTprD i- 3 m I fa7l 'U tZJ ti rsn'nii jr"n"iai aui i i tiraM . ' . . ... 4 - .1 . - ' ,' ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE, TIUST and. ALDER; Dr, WT. Willlamson'of th Mt Tabor sanatorium arrived this morning from Salem in charge of 10 Insane patients who were turned over to him by the state authorities, The'Mt. Tabor sana torium has entered into a contract with the territory of Alaska to care for the Insane patients of the territory, and will assume tha care of those already in 8a lem asylum and those .who may be sent from Alaska during the year. The terxitory of Alaska having no pub lic asylum, all patients have been cared tor by contract with outside persons and.f.or the last year tha state of Oregon has- cared for . Alaskan patients at the contract price of. 120 a month for each patient The state refused to renew the contract' for another- year, owing to the crowded condition of the asylum at Sa lem, and Mt Tabor sanatorium received the 'contract the price agreed for the coming year being 130 a month for each patient t The ; remaining Alaskan pa tients . at- Salem . will ha transferred . to the local sanatorium as soon as the nec essary arrangements for their reception, here have been completed. -. There are in all 60 patients at the Salem asylum kept under the Alaskan arrangement, , . The majority of the patients are In dians and half-breeds and according to those in charge of them and Alaskan officers the- great majority of them are Incurable. The federal authorities at tend to the bringing of the patients Irom the north to Portland and the sanatorium is placed at no expense until the arrival of the government wards In the city. REPUBLICANS TO BE - CALLED BY HANNA - . (Journal Special Service.) . t Washington. Jan. 16. Senator Hanna returned, from Chicago today and said he would Issue the call for the national Republican convention on' Monday. Ho has been assured, that there is ho foun dation for the-statement-that Chicago hostelrics proposed .to charge exorbitant rates.; This afternoon it was decided to issue the call today. Instead 'of on Monday. It follows in detail the call for the con-, ventlon of 1900, providing for two dele gates at large for United States sena tors, two' Jor each representative at large, two for each congressional ' dis trict, and six delegates each for Alaska, Arizona, Indian Territory,. Oklahoma, and Hawaii. --Ons alternate is to be elected for each delegate.. . Delegates must be elected- "hot less - than SO days before the national convention. The delegates at large -will be chosen by the state or territorial-conventions . and the others under the auspices of the congressional district committees. - BLOOD THIRSTY . r ,-joSrni gpctrt gertlc.) ' " San Jose de Guaymas, Jan, 16. Cap tain Felipe Alvidres at the head of 100 Mexican regulars rode into this city late Thursday bringing the first news of a battle With Sert Indians 'which took place In the mountains. The fight was short and hot An en tire band of Indians, most of whom were mounted 'on stolen horses, wheeled In their saddles ;and turned uppn the pur sulng party hoping to overwhelm them In Xne grand rush. Had It 'not been for Alvidres they-might have been success ful. He. lined up his men and met the onslaught with deadly fire. Eight Serls fell from their saddles dead and mapy of them had their animals shot from tin der them while others escaped though badly wounded. AUTUMN LEAF CIRCLE. - INSTALLlOFFICERS Autumn, Leaf Circle, companions "of the Foresters of America, have Installed the following elected officers recently Past chief companion, Phoebe Thompson; chief companion, Emily J. Snyder; sub: chief companion. Bertha Mitchell; treas urer, Wlnile Thompson; financial secre tary, Augusta Lohkamp; recording secre tary, uraoe. Mason; right guide, Louise Mackay; left guide, Amanda Wilhelm; inner guard, Florence Bean ; outer guard, J. J. Zenelll; trustee, Joseph Howell, After the ceremonies were concluded the circle adjourned to the banquet hall, where Mrs. ikeman, headed by the so cial committee, took the members In charge and served lea. cream and cake. A general good time Was enjoyed by all Autumn Leaf Circle was Instituted Oc tober 28, last, with a charter list of 76 members. The circle meets every Sat urday night r , . . , . WHY KADDERLY SELLS TWICE THE ' NUMBER '. OF . STOVES AND RANGISJS THIS YEAR THAT HE SOLD LAST. THE TRUTH" IS THAT.PE10PLB KNOW HIS GOODS BETTER' NOWto4THAN TIEY DID BEFORE. IT IS ONLY NECESSARY TO BECOME . AC i QUAINTED WITH THE EXCELLENT QUALITIES OF THE ' -V '' ;UMVERSAL?, Stoves and Ranges To be convinced that these goods ara KINGS OF . THE . STOVE WORLD IN THE UNITED STATES!- ... From on end of this contl- . nent to the other the Unlversals are in the lead, and those who buy. . them tell their neighbors of their superiority. That's why our trade has been so great this wlster. . . , , . . mlTTlif'lT'Il TftOf There Is not snythlng de ML,UKJXU i rrianded by mechanics, we be lieve, that w cannot supply.' Our store seams to be headquarters for this class of hardware. WE HAVE A FINE TIN DEPARTMENT IN CONNECTION, with skilled workmen in charge,- , We make any- , thing in tht line our friends may desire, besides, carrying a. heavy stock of ready-made goods. Our display of cutlery Is really superior In assortment and' quality, This ought to be . understood by every, 'reader of The' Journsl. "' ' - ' y tiri Would Hardly Create a Greater Sensation That Some of theMJrau 1 lou Cure He Performs With a Strange, flystlc Fluid, i . ,, . Unknown to Medical Science. , DOCTORS ADMIT FACTS, BUT UNABLE TO EXPLAIN: . , SECRET OF HIS MARVELOUS POWER OVER DEATH HEALS THOSE . HUNDREDS OP ' ; ' . THE SAME AS Refuses Pay for HI i Services Say His Discovery Is Qod-Qiven and that It Belongs to All Mankind Free of Charge. ! V'-k fSneclal Corresnondence.) ' NEW YORK, Dec li. Dr. Wallace Hadlev. a well - known Drofessor of chemistry of this city, has undoubtedly made the most sensational discovery of . the age. Call It divine power, sci ence or whatever you' will, the fact re mains that in a single night so to speak, he has completely, upset modern medicine, defied all known laws of na ture and utterly dumfounded scientists and medical . mem -- Physicians have sought out their worst cases and taken them to him, thinking they might find one he could not cure. They admit that all their own remedies - are but bread Sills as compared with the remarkable iacovery of this wonderful'raan. Ha has already done practically everything but bring the dead to life, and the scien tists are now on the aui vlve, expecting him to do this next . . "How did you happen to make this great discovery," -asked a reporter who called to find out the secret of the tre mendous furore he has created. "Ever ' since I srraduated ' from ' tha medical department of the University o( Buffalo," said the doctor, "I have been convinced that no disease should cause death. God has, in my judgment, provided a Cure for every 111 to which the human flesh is heir. Man must search. . and find this . cure - tha. same as man discovered the telegraph, the tele phone, ate. The first, thing I set out to ao was to nna tne exact elements wmcn compose a living being and sustain life. to, discover the power which makes a man's heart beat and his body live. I next determined to extract these pro-. ducts from animal, mineral and chem ical substances and combine them as they are . found In a living being;- I worked for years, day and night, before I made any great progress. .Then my discovery nearly all came at once. As soon as' I made It I' tried the prepara tion on myself, then I gave it to all the sick persons I could find. I notified doctor to send me. their supposed in curable cases - The results were simply miraculous. They far exceeded my most sanguine hopes. I particularly remem ber the case of Mrs. Sarah Miller, No, 1600 Sixth street- Harrisburg. Pa. : Bh was -one of my first- patients. The doctors had given her up to die. Her friends hourly expected to be called to her grave: .She was so bad the night, she received my treatment 'she did not expect to live until mornings , She took two doses;. It revived her: , she slept; she Is living- today. " Here Is a copy of a letter from her. Read It for yourself." The following abstract is taken ver batim from Mrs. Miller's letter. She says: . "When I began to take your treat ment I realized that I was on the brink of the grave. I suffered from gastro intestinal catarrh and diabetes. I was In constant pain day and night I felt blue, despondent and discouraged with life. I had taken so much medicine for so, many years without receiving any benefit I tried, your treatment as a lat resort and thank God I took it for otherwise I should not be here to Write this letter." "This Is only one of a large number of similar letters that I have received," said the doctor. "It seems that some times a divine hand directed thesepoor sufferers where- to obtain relief. I be lieve that-1 was permitted to make this great discovery for tha benefit of the world. Hence I offer my services free for a limited time that all may enjoy the benefits of perfect health. Here Is a letter from another woman whom I saved from the grave. Mrs. Germond, of No. 803 Highland avenue, Benton Springs,' Mich.; wrttes'I tried' so manv remedies without obtaining relief that I had given up all hope of ever being curedT . I. heard of your wonderful dis covery, but I had no faith In you and was induced to give you a tiral only on account pf a strong letter received frbm a friend who had been- cured by you, .1 was a physical wreck, ready for the grave.. I had. heart... stomach and DUSKY WIDOW WAS VERY BAD ACTOR ,VV t; ' (Jitornat Special Berries.) ' Leavenworth,- Kan., Jan. U. Papers arrived here from Manila today in the dtvorce suit of Lieutenant ' Burbanks against a Filipino 'Widow, who claimed to be his . wife when the new of his engagement to a daughter of a Kansas Purveyor to the Public ''""V" in the Hardware Line Phone, Main 1382. MIL,E5 ; AWLV , 1 ,y " ; 1 . THOSE WHO CALL IN PERSON -?iTTf- -ft J ' 1 tl- ' "T -.t 1 (From" the Loulsvllls Post.)'" , r' ' bronchial trouble, 'sly- whole - system was diseased and run- down; I suffered untold agonies. I of ten felt that death would be a welcome relief. ,1 am conft--dent that you saved my life; and had it , not been ion your marvelous treatment I should today be cold in my grave. I write this letter for the good of human- -ity, that others may-be induced to .try the wonderful treatment that has cued me."- - - "Do physicians take your treatment!" asked tha reporter. --: - . "They certainly do," said the doctor. "I am treating a large number, now, Of course they would not want rod to publish their names, but here -are their -letters. - - You can read what they say. I cure -them when all their own-remedies fail. I have demorfstn&ted beyond doubt that the most serious disease can be overcome. That the lives of ' thou sands of men and women can be saved who have heretofore - been carried off to the grave. I estimate that I shall save the lives of over one hundred thou sand people the coming year who would otherwise have died an untimely- death." . "But how do you account for your wonderful power , over death?", . ashed the reporter. ' "Step this way," Said the doctor, lead ing -the reporter Into his large labora tory,, "and I will show you tlia- asun's of my power. I will -explain- to- youhe -secret for which wise men have sought for ages." The doctor here pointed to a mysterious red fluid ' extract In a tightly corked glass flagon. . "This," aaia me aocior, "is .tne apparently aim- pie extract that has startled the civil ised world. This Is the powerful essence that has given me the title, ' 'Divine Healer,', 'Miracle Worker' A Letter Day Saviour," eta' Of coursei I ara nothing , of the sort. I am a scientist My dis covery is scientific. See these red-hot crucibles? Into them I throw, the .ma terials which -compose a living5 man. See those red and blue Streaks of fire shoot ing upward? They ara hot flashes from magnetic wires attached to huge -electric machines. It is by these processes that I abstract life from the materials of nature. Did you ever stop to think that wheat and corn comer from tho earth and air? If we knew tha wonder ful chemical secrets of nature we could make corn, wheat and other food from the earth and atr: So my discovery or the 'vital principle -of life -M' nor So wonderful after all. I have merely found a secret law of nature which Jias been Overlooked, by doctors and cientlsta.f ox centuries past. ' : - " : "Do you. gtva treatment' td every one free. This, it seems, woujd be aa-fnor-motis expense," said the reporter. "Yes." said the doctor, "I offer a course of' home treatment to every one who -writes me now. absolutely free of charge. Later I expect-to charge a moderate fee. . It will probably ost me several thousand dollars to give, this free help, but I can afford to do it, and, besides, I want to prove the miraculous power of my great discovery. ' Tell your readers to state the leading symptoms of their trouble, their, age and sex. and I will diagnose their cases, write -them fully in regard to the exact stage to which their disease has progressed; the length, of time required to effect a cure and send them a course of treatment for their particular disease." Tha reporter has taken tr. Hartley's course of home treatment himself for a nervous affection, and he can per sonally vouch , for Its. wonderful effi cacy. He also guarantees this offer to be absolutely genuine in every renpect Alt who wish to be healed should write Dr. Hadley at his laboratory.- Address Dr. Wallace Hadley, office 1028. No. 1J1 Broadway, New York City. If you. have anything confidential to say, mark your letter private. The doctor Is an ex- , tremely affable man and takes a supreme delight la curing difficult cases that have been given up to die by other phy sicians. It is these cases that offer him the opportunity to demonstrate the ml raculous power of his great discovery. - senator reached her. ; The papers sup port Burbank s claim that he is , the victim of a base conspiracy and that tha woman, was. intimate with many Americans and that he is not tha father of her children. ' - '; ' avx . aoTxmvxxirr yobs.. Washington, t, C Jan. 16. Th'e 'fol lowing postmasters were-appointed to day: Roslahdr Klamath county, Job- 8. Bogue; Woods, Tillamook--county, Wil liam, R. Bobedea. i, . . : Cole'i Hot Blast Stoves. c-"'-'" ''l ;' '-ij.;V':..;''-'iv -';'":. Cole's errglrial Hat Blast Is a stovs which all menjlk. And it. has a glorious past, ' ' 'K Certain, ;Mlke.'..,;;:; ; "Every record it has droits. t!-fftf By Its work, and worth and1 raakl . It takes wood, or coal, or coke- -. . ; Takes he cake.',,.; ." ;t.f' Tls a stove1 without a peer. ' ' " And no, thank you, it don't nmoka.''" Of all faults and ashes clear---. , That'., v,n 4nl,. 'f .f ... . ...... ..... n, ., . . 'l' - Rich man's pride, and poor man's :.'.. prtas,'''-'-- .-.-j. v .f.i,-j.'.iR- For th pries upon -it1 set ; Wifr not laiftraptfn) ho'lhuyaUi .-,:) No, you bet.--.. , , -( ' Touch the Vnoh. It docs !ths rV ' Rises Just, to. the degree; t. "Turned Jail on, well, it's not "best f v vHully Gee.1! i ...! ,.-, ; ."f ., -1. -,.' .jSx';.-' -j-. , It ywir lightest wish- obeys, .- ," . ' Gives out heat in any style r rYpu'U be chsrme.wlthay,,, - r . . . . waya-. -j, ' v, . .,. r We should smile.",.' ,f , , ' .' ,4 . ; -.( .'Tls. the stove of.klnia and courts, :'Tls the theme M every group, 4 Leaves. its rivals of all sorts , ICadderly Sells It: "I - i 4 ! ; j . i i I I 1