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Member of Reichstag Says His'
Majesty Makes Nation Ri
diculous Before World
v Charges Promises Broken.
(United PrtMM t.rnmte Wtra.l
Berlin, Nov. 26.The divine right"
idea of Kaiser William was bitterly at
tacked In the rfclchs tag today by Herr
: Ledcbour, a- Socialist member. The
. kaiser's recent speech glorifying his an
cestors and upholding the claim of di
vine right ; Irritated the ' people, Lede-
I ' bour said, and held the German nation
up to ridicule before the eyes of the
Nouonly did .the Socialist leader de
cry trie kaiser's speech, but. he 'accused
the emperor of bad faith, .saying that
promises solemnly given in the name of
the throne bad been forgotten and' left
unfolf llled. He suggested .that the Ger
? man people, would like to have Wilhelm
carry out these fro ml sea and then keep
silent In the future. -
The speech created a profound sensa
tion. : , - ' , . , v ., i.
. "What measures did the chancellor
. take to keep the pledges that be made to
- the reichstag?" , Ledebour. demanded.
"The promises were given ..solemnly in
the name of the emperor, and they were
rothlessly violated by the emperor at
' Koenlgsburg an other places. Must the
Gorman people believe that the promisee
made from, the throne are not Intended
to be kept? Jf this Is the case, then
the time -has come when .legislation
. must be enacted preventing the ruling
monarch from making public utterances
reflecting upon the people, The nation
- expect the emperor to maintain the
pledges of 1909, and to assume the atti
tude of public reserve thereafter.
"Recent speeches glorifying the em
peror ancestors and upholding the
: claim of divine right were in the worst
; possible taste and have irritated ' the
people. It has tended to hold the Ger
man nation up to the ridicule of the
, world." . .
SINKING OF SHIP " 1
(Continued From Page Orte.)
" v rt v. umiu Vila BU(1CK
of the whittle,- which sounded like a
wail of despair. -r. f:; r; -t
. "Instead of disappearing beneath 'the
waves, as--we expected, the big hull
turned., over As though , on a pivot and
the .stern fall back again into wiiat
seemed to be the same epot from which
, Jt rose in the air.- Before It reached the
water It appeared as though the after
, deck and the cargo fell out, leaving but
.. tha flmntv akrL Aa law Km- k .
. . - ...... y ...L i , uvif
- torn up, her propeller still continued to
. revolve as it was doing when she wa
abandoned, . i -. . , . '
From ' that time until' she sank a
few minutes later, sayn Mr. Wilson, they
torild, hear a sound from the .sinlrtn
craft as of air being forced out throngh
her Beams. . :,-
, A great amount of credit is given by
t Mr. Wilson to Captain Kidston and hhi
offlrs for heir coolness during- the
period of intense excitement , that fol
lowed the collision and he said It was
undoubtedly due to thera that the pas
sengers were not thrown into a panic
; As it was, he declares,-' only a .few of
the women were hysterical for a few
moments but were quickly calmed. Somo
of tile second class passengers for.
ward, where the shock was the great
est, donned life preservers, but were
booh convinced that, they were not nec-
.vooAAjrv ,w vuiuiiiuuus N iciw manner
in which the lifeboats were cleared away
to pick up the crew of the Selja. v
Officers of the tramp say, he states,
that one of the Chinese sailors who was
lost was not seen after th rnlltslnn nrwl
it is supposed that he was killed at that
- time, while the other apparently dis
, obeyed orders and was lost while . the
rescue was being made. . . . , -"
Mr, Wilson has been a clerk in the
lighthouse department at San Francisco,
; but he was recently transferred to thla
' district and was on his way up here
when the collision occurred. 1'
HILL IS BELIEVED
(Continued From Pagll One.)
to teach Oregon In: time for "the two
big scheduled events . in which he la
vitally Interested in many ways, t '
Mr. Chapman received a telegram this
morning from F.- E. Morrison, the noted
speaker on community advertising, stat
ing that he will be on deck when the
convention of the Oregon -Development
League opena at Saiem next Monday,
Mr. Morrison comes allthe way from
New York to deliver his instructive
talk.? He wired from Salt Lake, saving
ne wouia ne--nere tomorrow. -
Howard Kiliott, president 'of ; the
Northern- -pacific, ill , reach. Portland
this evening ii company with A, D.
Charlton, general 'passenger agent this
city, who 1 for Seattle last night to
meet Mr. Elliott and accompany him
back to the ' city. President EWotfs
address before the convention is looked
forward to with fhe deepesli of interest.
, Harry Thompson, -expert of the office
of farm management, United States de
partment of agriculture, will deliver an
instructive talk on the char-pit method
of burning stumps, a subject of tremens
doue Interest iA, alt parts of the state,
but esitpdally western , Oregon, it Is
' held that bv thtk 1mnmvnl m.ttiAi ln
. vt v.u, imciuuu. JUB,
no natter how large, can be .removed at
what is an Insigtflcant cost as compared
;wltb the expense of blasting them out
'of the ground, . j
The convention will be ' In session
three days, beginning Monday morning,
f and the program Is the most interesting
ever arranged for; Buch an occasion.
TW.m.a11m ... . ....... .. . .
iii;uwuij . every community in the
sta te will be represented by several del
egates. " :" ' r 1
, ' Notarial Coironi.ision.
i: " (Salem Bumiia of Ttre Jmirnnl.)
Salem, Or.. Nov. 26. Notarial com
missions have been iamiea to Ira B. Rid
dle. JRoseburg; B. W. Mason, Klamath
Falls'; Edna Blrtech, John A, Collier,
A. IS. Poulsen and' Cnarles C Duncan,
Portland; H. J. JUingley, Hermistonj
Paul W.. Child era, The ' Dalles; W. J.
Bishop, McMlnnvllle; IL L. Wilson, In
land; D. R. 'McKenzle. SummervUle, and
Charles K. Henry, Portland.
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Lift span of the new Madlsotf Street Bridge resting oh three barges and
r ; ing place. ine Bpan.wlu be Bwung Into place soma tune
110 LIVES LOST III
, ' GLACIAL FLOOD
Searchers Fail to Find Evi
dence of Fatalities in. Bering
. - River Phenomenon. 1
'(ttrited PKtas M Wire ? -
Cordova. Alaska, Nov.' 2 6. Fears -of
ft
os Of life In the glacial flood which
swept down the Bering river yesterday
were allayed ; today when further re
ports were received from Katalla say
ing that searching parties had failed to
find anything to Indicate that fatali
ties had resulted 'from the phenomenon.
The water subsided with great rapidity
and .today the Bering river assumed Its
normal condition. That greater dam
age was not done by the rush of water
and Icebergs Is attributed to the mild
ness of the : weather.4 The v. river was
not frozen over.: to a great dentiu and
consequently the - water flowed freely,
preventing Jama with , the serious , re
sults that would have followed.. , .
LIVES OF EIGHTEEN '
PERSONS 10ST IN
,"" FIRE, .NEWARK, N. J.
- (Contftmed from Pare OnO' " f
from the upper windows were killed as
they crashed to the pavement.
Borne of the firemen, who .were tug
ging to bold the lite nets in position
were struck by the falling bodies and
were injured.
, Most of the employes In, the buildmg
were-gins, ana at least eight or the
is known dead are girls. - It Is be
lieved that many, girls whose bodies
have not been recovered perished in
the fire. ; . ' t , .
Although' the. fight 'was apparently
hopeless, the firemen worked heroic
ally to save the victims. They fought
mm other to be - first to . enter the
building, and many of them Were
dragged insensible from the JlIv.' door
way ny tneir comrades.'' ' -
The firemen . endeavored again and
again to force their way Into the build'
ing through the main entrance. . A few
persons wre rescued In this way but
the terrific beat was too much for
them to face, and they were finally
forced to. retreat ' ' . ,
The bodies of the victims were nil ed
on High street. In front of Uie build,-
Ki buu. irawj ot uie injurea lay on
the sidewalk while the flrenjen worked
Survivors of, the fire assert . that It
yWh caused by the explosion of a gaso
line lamp on the third floor. Tbe po
lice theory is that it started on the
top floor, occupied by "Wolfe Bros., man-
maciurera or underwear.
' ' Many of . the employes, among them
15 girls, jumped from the fourth 'story
windows. Twenty-four . person) were
Injured In Jumping, two f thein Jylng
on the -way to the hospitals. . .
uv A score of persons are missing and
It is believed their bodies He in. the
ruins. - t
No fireman was anverely hurt,'though
number of. them had narrow escapea.
A tfew bodies have been 'recovered
from the ruins,, blackened anfl charred
beyond the possibility of identificatioa
Mon or tne dead are. girls and women.
rne Duiiding occupied by the box
company -was vetvold.fbV'poItc and
firemen say; the fire escapes were of
an oDsotete pattern. The stairway In
side waa winding and trie structure was
built of highly inflammable? material. --..Twenty
minutes after the fit broke
out me wnoe d tiding was in mine.
. The oonflagraflon started on the ton
floor, accordlnr to the notice.' -
The upper floor waa occupied by the
Wolfe company, underwear manufactur
ers, -live remainder of the building was
ocmpiea Dy tne paper box factory.
- FlrefWh believe that manyt of ' the
oooies or tnose killed were- consumed.
.The building was located in the heart
of the manufacturing and shopping dls-
vruv.
r MORRISON. STREET
(Continued From Page One.)
water front, in an asseMurutnt rtintrt
lor opening tne street a mile away was
iiui uiiptuy paBea on.. The city oon
tenas. tnis matter should hnva va
taken before the city council In- th
.....i i . r . "
The city's case waa hanAieA h
Atpuiy i,ny Attorney ijatousette and
former Judge Earl C. Bronaugh,' the
latter stiposrtng as sneclnl mniii t.
plaintiff wns represented by A. B. Clark
and Ben C Dey. , , . ,
The automobile lndustrv nmv .
HveUhood for 1,000,000 persona.
Home Ofiicet
... ..cossjmr Btnunrq, -Z
Cor. iifth and Morrlton Bts.
, rOEIUHD OBEdOjr.
A. U MTTjTjS "..President
L. SAMUEL.. General Mhiuim
CLARKNCE 8. SAMUEL, Asst. Mgr. .
a 'i in '
Orec'onian
I
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t 1 feUl
Brazilian Sailors, Seeing Man
, uel .So Easily. Dethroned,
. ' Essayed tike Coup Gov
ernment Explains. , 1
' fCotted Pnm Lened Wlti. - --..
Mtlo ' Janeiro, Nov. 26. Braill's run
away' warships reappeared im Rio Ja
neiro harbor today, and negotiations for,
their - surrender: to the government by
the mutinous saflota on board were re
sumed. An emissary of the government,
sen to arrange fur the surrender, 7 waa
courteously' received: on board the nw
tineers' flagship, which flew a red ban
ner frpni Its mainmast; t '.V
- Indignant rpreas1 on n which followed
the announcement' that ; the adnata and
chamber Of deputies- had extended i the
olive ; branch to the rebellious sailors
and had guaranteed them Immunity from
punishment if . they would surrender
their ships, -.were met today witlx ex
planations from high Officials, who said
the government distrusted the army and
bad no other way 'out of the diffi.
It is believed kere that the success of
the Portuguese rebellion1 was directly
OTjwusiDja iot me ouxoreak here; The
battleship Sao Paulo waa in, Lisbon har-
oot at tne time of the Portuguese up
rising, ana uie eas with which the
rurtugueae revolutionists overthrew the
monarchy! it is believed, turned the Bail
ors' .heads. Arriving at lo- Janiero,
they learned that the soldiers thought
the sailors were poorly treated, and the
uiuiiiiy was tne result, '
Health, Officers 'Attribute the
Spread of Disease to This
. - '"'Custom. !"
Wlth -the number of Yases of diph
theria in the CltV fewer than t,...
been for months, the rfenth vat
that disease is higher than it has been
4r jars. vui or 21 cases reported dur
ing te present month. flv ieth ho.
resulted, maktnar th-mnrhiiit wi.
u w- w UMttlJ
uunng rovemoe.r last year
wc.roi cases or mpntherla re
ported and no deaths from the infection.
'.The disease has not confined .itself
iu Mm uno sociion oi xon city although
the largest number of cases have been
noted in the northern end, on the west
Bide. t i . , , , . -
The custom of kissing th aa v,
been a prollflo cause of the spread of
mo contagion tnrougn tne Italian col
ony beyond Woodlawn and ketmon tt.
suburb and Vancouver. - Tn Uie. Wood,
nrwn district two deaths in one familv
were caueed by diphtheria'. Prom these
cases fiver new ' ones outside the city
Ilmlta were contracted von accountof
vno unsanitary corpse kissing habit in
vogue among the Italians. .'-r. ',
' City Ilealth Officer Wheeler ' at
tributes the largn 'nuriher nf Heoth.
this month to the fact that' physicians
were not called In until the disease had
reached the virulent stage where' antl-
ioxjn treatment wni not prevail.' The
deaths , have been amoncr thhiMi.n
principally. Dr. Wheeler believes that
parents, not realising the nature of the
disease, or not recognlzina its nrm!u
from the symptoms, are responsible for
mo warming death record. He urges
that parents notify th health nffiee
promptly - when they notice symptoms
of any disease with which they are un
familiar. ' ,
SAYS HUSBAND NAGGED :
AND CALLED HER NAMES
Charging, she has ifor a, lnno- ttm
been nagged and called names by. John
h. Power, suit for divorce" has been
started h the circuit court hv Jinan ut
C. Power on the ground of cruelty.- She
asks for, custody of their little gtrt, I
years of age, $75 per -month alimony
and , U60 nuit money. She muM
PowinH-VaveiWasrcr-tn-e,f
John Szymozak Is suing Marie Szv-
mozak for divorce because she would
not leave jt'oiand and come to this coun
try to live with him. 'H mv tM. t.
his home forever,' but Marie refuses td
Join him. He married her in Warsaw
Im lone . . . . .
in iiiu buu lauio w America tour years
Utr - - --
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LISBON AFFAIR
FOUNDATION FOR !
MUTIHV AT RID
KISSING THE DEAD
CAUSES DIPHTHERIA
tc:
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-waiting to b& towed to its final rest-
tomorrow afternoon' '' .
Two - Companies Sue Because
Sustained Loss in Fire on
v Steamer, Falcon. -.'.
" Two libels were filed In the TJnrtad
States district court today against the
steamship Falcon of the American-Hawaiian
steamship . company Jo secure
good shipped from New York to Port
land on the Falcon, and presumably
damaged by fire and water when that
vessel put Into the Columbia river wltn
her cargo afire aotie weeks' ago.
. Tbe-libelers . are 'the Portland Photo
Supply companylrT and-rthe 5 Burgan
Springar 1 Hati company. ' (,.. The former
claims it had fle cases of photograph
mats and five bales of oorrugated papr
in the Cargo, ; While : tb hat eompany
claims to have had eight eases of hata
Th' photo supply company alleges $3.20
to be a reasonable freight charge for its
material and the hat company fixes
S10.6Q as the sum it owes for freight,
Both concerns claim, however, that' their
rebates for damages to shipments will
amount to far more than the freight
charges dys. '
The Falcon left New York for Port
land, September 24. rounded the Horn
and pet into the Columbia river No-yi
ember 11, with her cargo on fire, The
fire was finally smothered with steam.
The -photo supply , company claims the
steam and water damaged its shipment
ti9 ana toe nata are alleged to. have
suffered $100 damage. '
4 It ia claimed by both llbelera that the
steamship .company holds their ship
meats and refuses to deliver them ow
ing to a disagreement over the amount
of damage sustained by the goods thus
Shipped,,. l' v-f.:;;,, :-
CHIROPRACTOR ANSWERS
SMITH'S DENUNCIATION
'Dr. Alen Welch Sm'itb, president of
the Oregon Medical association nnir
wiui-b me organization last night on
"Quacka." He condemned all the so
canea drugies methods of heaiinir.
lumping tngetner as a menace, chiro
practors, spiritual healers, magnetic
a, uu uium wo wiaely aaver
tise their ability by special methods, to
cure obscure diseases. . . .. .v. .
Dr. Smith declared that H nlne-nti
of me people patronise what he termed
the 1 Jnuack healers" because they do
Lnotvknow any better.. They are easily
Fdehided. . ha AefAnrA i .
. fiymucB , Ui
rolck cure and email pay. Me ad
vised the enactment of rigid laws gov
Biiuug sucn practice, ana recommended
the submission of such laws to the
legislature at its next session.
- "The president of the Oregon Medi
cal association, declares, war on all sys
tems of aiding the sick but his own."
said ' Dr. . W, O. Powell, chlropractio
pmcuuoner ana president of the Port
land chiropractic college today hr an
swer to Dr.. Alan Welch Smith's state
ments last night "He said thAt n
but ; members of the , medical associa
tion were 'quacks,' and that nine-tenths
of the. people were patronizing them.
He said that the only way the neori
could be won back from . patronizing
drugless doctors, was by the pasaints ot
laws compelling these doctors to dis
continue practice. Pub! to opinion, he
declared, Would , change all of this if
caned upon. If this la true instead of
going before the - legislature and tmr.
suing the methods that tbey have in
the . past why. do . they t not, submit -by
intiaUve these bUls directly to the peo
ple for their approval? ,
t "WhUe lif Portland there-, are more
drugless healers than anv oihw ei
of its size ra the United states, the
city also enjoys the reputation of hav
ing tne lowest death record is the Uni
ted States.; ThisL certainly. show that
drugless healers are not injurious to the
neaun ou tne community." ' -
What 'ls cialmed to be the larraat
telephone exchange in the. world memt.
ly was completed at Hamburg, plac
ing five others it has as.OOO connnntinno
with a,' total capacity of 80,00. I
DRIVES A BAD COLD
DAMAGED GOODS
BASIS OFLAWSUIT
FROH YOUR SYSTEH IH A FEIV HOURS.
roves Quinine Ineffective and
'Tells How to, Break Up -.
My Cold.
, '.-,,..,..-)..,;.. -, ;:''A.
way
to cure the Orlnne or break i mw
cold, either in the head, chest, back,
stomach or limbs. Is a dose of Pape's
Cold Compound every , two hours until
three consocuUve doses are taken.- :
You will ilistinctly feel the cMd
brraking and all grippe symptoms going
after the vrry first dose It promtly
rollcyes. the mt mlKorable neuralgia
uhftl! Oil 11
AT SLAYEfl'S BED
Hassing Will Be Formally
Charged With Wife's Mur
der if He Survives.
If JIViUlam Hassing lives until Mon
day morning, an Inquest 'will be, held
by the. coroner over Jthe' dead body - of
his (Wife. He will then be formally ac
cused of murdering her at the corner
of Fourteenth and Columbia streets at
9:30 o'clock .Thursday, night That Has
hing Is not seriously , wounded by ? the
hots he 'fired lnto his,' own head at
the time he killed his wife, and that
he will be removed frem St., Vincent's
hospital to the county jail next Mon-.
day, . were announrements- made today.
At the. hospital he .is being constantly
guarded by an officer.. V '.'-i , '
: Municipal judge Tazwell said .this
morning that he had decided not to call
Bllo Hedman,' brother of..' the dead wo-
mnn, to account for statements he wa
reported to have made concerning his
Intention to be revenged upon Hassing1
If he recovered. ' -'-,; ' ;
rf "Whatever -Hedman said was stated
under the Influence of grief and great
excitement,".; said Judge Taswell. "It
is very natural that be should feel ex
ceedingly worked J tin over the matter.
If I were In his place I think I should
also 7 feel very intense ' bitterness, to
ward the slayer of my sister. When
it was first reported' to me' that Hed
man had made threats I had a thought
to call him .In and make him give an
account I do not ' think now that I
shalkv 4f Hassing lives he will cer
tainly be punished by the courts,,; as
Hedmah apparently wishes. His pun
ishment, will undoubtedly be of such
serious nature that If he lives he will
be sorry his attempt at self-destruction
was mot successful." '
The coroner had intended to hold the
inquest over the body of Mrs.' Hassing
at vlO o'clock this morning. 1 It . was
then decided . to - postpone the hearing
until- it-was certain whether Hassing
would live or die. - x
William Hassing fired twice at his
fliig. Dr. Roy C McDanieU first to at
tend her, filed a; certificate with the
coroner f this morning certifying that
but1 one of the shots was responsible
for her death. This was the shot that
entered Just under her left ear and
ranged through her brain, " The 'other
shot which 'entered ' her left cheek,
won Id not have been serious. ' ,
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Alfonso's Throat Gives Xronbia":
; TJHtd fess JiMtetl Wire.)
' Bordeaux, France, , , Nov. 26.-That
King Alfonso of Spain may have to un
dergo ; a : serious operation on his throat
Household Economy
How . to , Have . the Best Cough
Syrup and Save $2,, by
Making- It at Home,
COugh medicines, as a rule, contain a
large quantity of plain syrup. If you
take one pint of granulated sugar, add
Vt pint of warm water, and stir about
I minutes, you have as good syrup as
money. 'Could buy.. ....,;?.,,....,-,:,
If you will then put 2 ounces of
Pinex fifty cents' worth) In a pint
bottle, and fill it up, with the Sugar
Syrup, you will have as much cough
syrup as you could buy ready-made 'for
$150. It keeps perfecUy .. .
And you will find it the best cough
syrup you ever. used even in whooping
cough. You can feel It take hold
Usually stops the most severe oough in
24 hours. It is lust laxative enoueh.
.has a good tonio effect and taste is
pleasant.- Take a teaspoonful every
one, two or three hours. -, .-,1 --
It is a. splendid remedy,, too, for
hoarseness, asthma, chest pains, etc
V Pinex. is the most valuable concen
trated compound of Norway white pine
extract, rich In gulaicol and all the
healing pine elements. No other prepa
ration will work in tils formula.
; This recipe for making eough rem
edy with Pinex and Sugar Syrup is now
used and prized in thousands of homes
In the United States and Canada. The
plan has of tea been imitated but never
successfully. Some of the best known
Portland druggists, such as Lane-Davis
Drag Co. distributors) and others, think
so well of fh fihnv rnelno that lh,.
guarantee it to give satisfaction or re
fund the purchase price, t
Baker
FRANK C. RIGGS
: , '; cosxxxj. soao, -.
Twenty-Third and Washington St.
OR THE GRIPPE 7
patnSi headache, v ., dullness, , bead and
nose stuffed upvfeverlshness, sneezing,
sore' throat, running of the1 nose, sore
ness, stiffness and rbeumatlo aching. ?
Take (his harmless Compound aa di
rected, wtth the' knowledge that there
lis no othermedtclne-ijrojadeZj(ioywhera..
vmv m uie woria, wtucn will cure your
cold- or ,end Grippe misery as prompt
ly and without any other assistance or
bad after-effects as a 25-cent package
of Pape's Cold Compound, --which any
drugRldt in the world can aupply. ,
After three years researcn we have
conclusively demonstrated that quinine
Is not effective In the treatment ef colds
or grippe. : ,. . , , -i.
la the mmor that has Rtirr''l conrt
clrcU-a In linie, following the 'an
nouncement of tha vi.Hlt of the king to
Bordeaux. Alfonso and the royal nar-
' ty will arrive late this afternoon. Tba
. kins will go at once to the sanitarium
of Professor Moure, a famous throat
specialist, where elaborate preparations
; for his' reception have bee.n made. It
Is admitted by those who have negotiat
ed for the-treatment of the distin
guished patient that the condition of
the king's throat te uerious and has
caused- the . court Dhvuicians consider
able anxiety.
An attachment by which loose shoes
may be temporarily ; fastened to a
horse's hoof , until a blacksmith is
reached has been patented by a New
Jersey farmer,
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- . Corner Sixth and Montgomery
These elegant two and tnre room apartments, ;
situated at. the corner of Sixth arid Montgomery,
streets, are now ready, arid reservations may be
made at any, time, night or day They are most
elegantly furnished with the latest designs, in
v fumed and, waxed oak furniture, ' beautiful Ax-'
minster and velvet carpets and rugs, buffet
kitchens, . porcelain baths, toilets, . etc., large
; closets, built-in beds, - and, - m fact, all modem
conveniences.. They are most desirably situated,
having an east and northerly exposure, and are
within walking, distance , of business center, :
Watch for ;
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SENSATION
John A. Melton
CA&PXSTEB AHB XtnuP
Factory and Of flee 238 Se
- (trMt, near Mala.
Phonee: Main 17S7: A-iTSl
Repair Work Given 'Prompt Attention
i, i ) Building and
PHOENIX IRON. WORK
. ; . . Ofiioe and Works .- - r-- -r
SaWMiurn Avnt nd ! mone T. S3.
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T wii In a turrit ! r-Hi-tlnv n, ,
tion, my lur.s Wwk ir ',
and I ha-) a dull, havy pu-i t. i,
the shoulders.. I ' fleh - very t
idly, and feared I 1 Roln? inti i "
Sumption. After taking four Nvt'
of Hood's Sarsapartll I was - etitlr
Cured and never felt better.
.In cases where a strengthening, try
ing, appetite-giving medicine is no. '
Hood's Sarsaparilla has effucUJ tho i
sands of cures.
Get it today In usual liquid form t
chocolated tablets .called Saraatabs
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Announcement
Office and 8tora Fixtures built
and remodeled,
Altering and repAtrtng
" , bouses, y
he.
and, Cotihters t
-Founders. Machinists and r.oilcru.i.!. -.i ,
Structural .Work,
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