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pld"30cfor slnele month (50c two montlis.
90 cents three months S. 00 for four months. '
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I RICOIfflTRADO
MATPTf Q -BTTlTf VARY RATI
JMiuilJijB UuJiJli Vljiil Mil
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TT1T1 1 T"T III M.ira
M'AULTli
General MacArthur May Be Obliged
to Resort to
I HARSH MEASURES TO BE
iFirst Big Fight Will Be Over
Made Necessary By the Desire of Our Govern
ihent to Build the Nicaragua Canal.
JtJr Aaaoelatan htm in tka Joaraai,
Nkw Yokk, Nov. 10 Forbenrnnco has
fCfliucd to bo a military vlrtuo in tbo
Philippines according to nows that
cornea from tho War Dopartmont. Lord
kitchener's plan of operation in South
Africa, harsh though it appears to bo,
appeals to officials of tho War Dopart
mont, tind during tho coining campaign
in tho Philippines no mercy is to bo ox-
funded to those- in actlvo rebellion or
w lio glvu aid and comfort to tho inaur-
Igonta.
Tho Administration, according to high
rollloinls, has hecoino weary of tho long
1 drawn out war. It has boon concilia
jtory in dealing with tho insurgents and
(tho efforts to accomplish peace by this
I'means lmvo mot with ton tempt. It is
i. now proposed to givo them a tastoof
irenl war, ami though tho innocent may
I'hnffor, It ia only by this means It is bo
M loved that tho guilty can bo reached.
Thoro is reason to belle vo that General
BvMacArtlmr contomplatea devoting Ills
fi, -
, principal attention at urst to tlio norm
n part of Luzon. Aguinaldo is boHoved
' Io bo in tne mountainsof Dorguot.
Colonel Karncst tiilllngton, U. S. A.
Inspector-General in tho Philippines,
'Jmb arrived hero. Ho has boon in Gor
& many sinco May, but will soon resumo
Jiisoflleial duties.
'jfgjflteferring to tho state of affairs
LAT ll.n Iu1.im.1ij l.n nnl.l 4lin
ftbo backbono of tho rubolllon lins been
'SroVon for ooinu timo and tbo only
' 1 it
trouuio now
is to bring bushwhackers
Have you seen our line of boys' and men's
SOVERCOATSi
Wc Have a large assortment of colors and
styles. If you want good, reIiablevovcrcoats at
lowest spot cash prices go to the 2C X
The New Yerk: Racket
Don't buy a suit for yourself till you see' what
we arc offering in men's clotliing. You can't
appreciate our extremely low prices lill you'
see the quality and make-upVbf the goods.
Best of linings and good workmanship on all
grades. If you want to make our boy hap
py, get him one of those neat vested suits.
Wc are prepared to fit the whole family in
footwear, Almost any kind of a shoe you
want, and they're, the kind that give satisfac
tion. New line of ribbons jusf received,
Sxlem's Cheapest One Price Cash Store
i
E. T. Barnes, Proprietor 5
Cornnr Commercial and
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In Drumming: up Business....
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27S COU'.UHCIAL ST.
FOR CHRISTMAS
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Kiiw,
it in the Eni
ADOPTED
TO BRING THEM TO TIME
the Hay-Pauncefote Treaty
and malcontents to bay, "As to how
long that will take I do uot know."
Plans are being mado by tho Admini
stration to press with vigor for tho
ratification by tho Benalo of tho liny.
Paunco foto treaty in Its original from
as tho first stop towards constructing on
isthmian canal.
This action is hkoly to precipitate
0110 of tho memorablo cpntesls of tho
coming rcsslon ofcongrosss. Opposition
to the treaty is based on tho fact that
it provides that no fortifications shall bo
orcctod on tho canal. Tho Hoplmrn bill
which haB passed tho IIouso provides
for tho construction and protection by
tho Secretary of War of a Nicaragua Ca
nal. In addition Senator Davis has
brought beforo tho Senato from, the com
mitkeo on forolgn relations an amend
ment that nothing in tho treaty shall
rostrict measures which tho United
States may And necessary for tho do-
fonco of tho United States.
Tho Davis amendment was copied
from tho tenth clause of tho Constanti
nople treaty securing tho neutrality of
tho Suez Canal.
ENGLISH BANK
OFFICERS SENTENCED
Lonoon.Nov. 19. Director Nelson an J
Manager Shlminon, who woro found
guilty ot fulsllying books of Dummoll's
Bank of Douttlass, Islo of Man, woroto
day sentenced to flvo years imprison
ment.
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It costs lots to learn how, but
we charge it to experience, not
to you. An object lesson for
instance our slaughter prices on
tan shoes.
2C
THE CHICAGO TYPEWRITER tetether wtth a com
tltte course of the Crete system of tborttual tauiht fijr
mill for 40. ThU will enable you to teeoiae an extert
stenotnpttr ty utUlilaj a Uttle smtc time ctcb dyv
the CHICAGO wafawirded the Cott M4l t tbe
Paris Expoitttos. is vllW writer, bu stwSart key
board. U tbe woit tlmtle si durable of tyrewrHert
aal tuns outtb most attractive wnrlc j
CeTAieirororeioa.AiM.y. ure.
chitutuK Local Ai(at.sakai, or.
Strange . Stbry
Millionaire and
BRIDE'S FLYING TRIP TO PARIS
RECEIVED WITH JOY IN IRELAND
But Mr. Zimmerman . of Cincinnati Says His Daughter, is
on Mid-Ocean and Was Not Even Engaged to
the Duke. , , , '
Hr daelate-l I'rt.. ta taa JoaraalZlmmormuil, father ol-ftlilallolonil wflbh1
London, Nov. 19. Tho Duko of M-an
chestor and Miss Helena Zimmerman
wero quietly mar fed in this city on
Monday. Tho announcement was au
thorized Inst night by Miss Kfllo Evans,
an aunt of tho brido. Miss Zltnmormn
Is tho daughter of Eugene Kimmorman,
u Cincinnati millionaire.
Tho raurriago was a very qulot affair.
It was solemnized at Manoybono Parish
Church by tho resident canon. Tho
Misses Evans, aunts of tho brldo gavohor
away wtiilo Erndst Lamert, a wealthy
young club man; and Boriot rhlllips, a
son of tho formor Lord Mayor, actod as
best men.
Following tho wedding breakfast, tho
Duko returned to his own homo in Port-
man Squaro, and tho brldo took a train
to Paris to dlsposo of tho apartment oc
cupied during tho summer. Tho couple,
had planned to sail for Amorl
ca last Saturday and kpap tho
announcement socrot until they roachod
mid-ocean. ' .'
This arrangoraont was spoiled by tho
hrido's delayed arrival from 'Paris and
having another wcok to spond hero tbo
Duko telographod tho managor .of his
oatato to prepare to recolvo'htmsolf nild
wlfo, and Miss Evans, ho took tho train
on Saturday evening for Dublin. When
hit homo was reached tho entlro neigh
borhood was In festival attlro.
This celebration led to making .pubPa
tho story of Iho wedding. It Is said
that soveral Iettors and cableurams.hud
boon sent to Mr, Zimmerman, father Of
tho young Woman, in tho htst fortnight
by tho Duko and Mfss Zimmerman nsk
ing Iibh consent to tho murrlaco but it is
unknown horo whether that co.mont
was granted or uot.
Lonoon, Nov. 18 Ins cctiqn 6f regis
ter at Marylobouo Parish church shows
that tho roported marriage of tho Duko
of Manchester to Miss Xiolouo Zimmer
man of Cincinnati. Ia.iruo. Tliocore
uiouy occurred last .Wednesday. Tho
couplo arenowin Iroland.
Canon Harkor, who olllciatod at.tho
wedding, relates how ono ot the Duko of
Manchester's snpportors, when notify
ing him of tho Duke's desire to be mar
ried, deBcrlbod tho prospective brldeaer
"an American heiross'with ton thousand
a year now and unlimited prospects, as
tho father is ono of tho richeepnen in
America.' '.. j . . ; j
It was atlmittkd that tho lady's par
ents wero not awaro of -the intended
raarriago, but as ho produced a license
Issued by tho Archbishop of Canterbury,
Canon Barker could not do ptljorwlso
than marry tho couple,
Ciiicaoo, Nov. 10. A spooial
Tribune from Cincinnati says:
to tho
Hugone
BOTANICAL
The marvel of the hour is
the wonderful cure of chronic
diseases without the use of
knife or poisonous medicines.
This is what afflicted human
ity needs more than all else.
Not a week passes but Dr. J.
F.Cook, the great botanical
specialist and original discov
erorof the botanical cure, heals
some patients who have suffer
ed for vears from awful dis
ease and the more awfuleffects
of rank medical humbugs, ur,
Cook is willing to give patients
the benefit of his life study but
declinesto publish further test
imonials out of regard for his
patients, yet will gladly refer
any callers to ter neighbors
and friends wno have been
healed. Consultation free,
if vmi have anv ohvsical ail
!LdvrffiLi!2
can aim nave a muw -... ..T....
thei doctor. "; ' 4'
Office 301 Liberty Street.
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(Salem Urevon.
f a Cincinnati
His Miighter,,
- 1
told of his daughter's reported marriago
said:
"You rannont mako my donil too
explicit for thoro is absolutely no truth
tn tho report. Thuro has been no mar
riago. If thoro was I certainly would
haVo heard ot It and not n
wonl liavo I recoived. Why! My
daughter is on tho ocean at this min
utcpu tho steamship Campania and
which is' expected to arrlvo at Now
York on Wednesday. Rlio will bo ao
compnnlcd by her aunt, Miss Evans and
by nd one oIbo. Now that sho has sailed
to this country will you tell mo how sho
could havo been married."
Itwas suggosteI that tho ma'rrlago
took plnco last Wednesday and it truo It
might bo possible for her to still sail on a
fast steamer that Is not duo in Now York
until a week after tho ceremony. "Well
I (aid that thoro had been no uarriago
and I know what I am saying," rupllejl
Mr. Zlmmorruan with eomo show 0
annoyance "Is your daughter engaged
to tbo Duko Manchester?" was asked.
"Nd" eaid Mr. Zimmerman. "There ia
no engagement, They are acquainted
with each other but I know thoro is ho
ongaemciu. ,JiYs tluugntor will coino
will
directly to Cincinnati on her arrival at
tiy
Now York.
GERMANS QETTING,
' TO XlKE AVHISKEV
Nkw Yoiik Nov. 10 A special to tho
World from Washington says: Ger
many is rapidly becoming a nation of
yrhiskov drinkers according to tho report
of Commissioner of internal revenue,
Wilson. Moro distilled spirit ato ox
ported from this country to Germany
than to any foreign country. Tho Ucr
mans apparently are partial to tKiur
lion whlskoy In proforenco to ryo. Dur
ing tho year ending Juno 30, 1IKX), 411
480 gallons of hour Imii and 137,570 gal
lons di ryo wmsKoy was sent to tlio tier
man Empire.
Afrida buys moro rum from tho
United States and leads tlio least in the
exportation 01 that artlclo, baying been
supplied with 857,700 gallons. England
run K8 next in tlio consumption 01 Amur-
can ram with 303,534 gallons.
VerVhttlo whiskey distilled in tho
TJnited States is sont to England'; ' Tho
report shows that tho subjects of tho
Queen bought only 7r7 gallons of hour
bourn and 2.822 Of ryo. '
Tho 6ny countries which did not buy
any American whlskoy weio Japan,
Mpain.unu Venezuela.
Tll'..'T'l,tllimlno(ulnm
,miu.uuu tuiic&uoih. , A .1
Tlfo.'Phlllpnlnelslanraro liouinnine to
uso the American product, as 11,25-1 gal
Ions el boprbon and 3,822 gallons of ryo
woro shipped thoro during the last fiscal
year. "
Japan, Canada, Central America,
Moxico and China wero tho largest users
of alcohol.
ACTION IN BISH0P
POTTER'S CHARGES
New Yokk, Nov. 10, Police board
met today to consider letter son'Jto board
by Mayor' Mayor VanWyck in regard
to the charges Bishop Potter. Tho board
preferred charges against Inspector Ad
am Cross and Captain Ilarllhy.'
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Bhorman Swank of AutnsyiHu and
Hon. II. L. Uarkloy leave tjils evening
for Norcutt, Call, Whore they are In
terested in some rich gold mining claims.
BULBS AND SWEET PEAS
Wu are now showing some of tho choicest Hyacinth.
Tnllp'aidrCrocu bulbs over seen In this olty. Also 60
varieties bf the finest: sweat peas. Call oarjy and Mlect
varieties whlloodsortmorlt. Is complete, j : ; 1 I
SAVAGE k REID, Seedmen
Special Holiday
In order to encourage early
have decided to offer a special 10 per, cent cash dis
count until Dec 15th. -
Our stock isjigp,er ancUtter than ever We wish to '
call especial' ahentlon'Wour'alsplay" of sitvervare apd '
cut glassth our east show" window, fc invijc you
to come and see our prices and compare vitji others.
GoodftedirlaWigiW.. ' ." .' ,
Barr's Jewelry Store
118 STATE STREET. LBAOBHU IN LOW RIUB
Reported By Refugees From China
Who flave
ONLY NON-CHRISTIANS ARE SAFE- ' -
' ' CHINESE DESTROYING RUSSIAN RAILROADS
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A Ggrinam Officer Pays a High
r
of the'American Battery in the Bombardment ' ' '.;
of Pekin.
Mr ,Aoeln Iraa (a tm JonraaL
Canton, 0., Nov. 19. Rofugeos arriv
ed hero report that Atithchristlan riots
havo broken out in tho Provinco Kiahg
Si. Nonchristians aro woarlns hadaos
and all porsons not so docoratod aro inj
danger of death. Tho Viceroy of tho
provinco has appointed a deputy to ot
Xlo tho French claims at Shun Talc, and
French gunboats will accompany tho
latter with a viowof enforcing his orders.
St. Pltkksuuiki, Nov. 18. DIip.itchos
Irom Vladivostok eay Iho Chlneso havo
dostrs'jyed 300 vorlos of tho Southern
Manchriau , railroad. Damage, is
osuuuiieu at ion million rouuios.
iinoton Nov. 10 Botiio disnauii!'
Ing criticism upon tho Atnorlcan Hold
gun, ASjOxhlblted in the Chincso negott
atlorisiod Adt. Q on oral Corbln to ad
dress tho followiug inquiry to General
Chaffee:
"It It nstortcd that our light artillery
guns did not moot with required service,
compared with thoso of othor rtrmlea.
What aro tho facts?"
Following rosponso was recoived :
"Our battery was bottor than that of
any other army In tho campaign. Tho
German battery in soinu features was
superior to ours. Our battery was
highly praised, particularly by Qoneral
Linovltch. who said ho felt like takimr
oft his hat whenever ho Saw it. No hat
tcrywasco ofTectiva s ours in Iho at
tacks on Pkii.". . ,
PORTO RICO
t ELECTIONS QUIET
Br aaaoclat t'reta la iaa JoNraaL
San Juan Poiito Hico, Nov. 12 Tlio
Porto Rice elections passed oft without
the 'riots nhd disturbances predicted,
Tho day following, when Republicans
woro celebrating tho victory hi Federal
towns (hero wore a few claHhos between
parties, and a few men woro killed' and
much amtitiition was wasted. Hut as a'
whole Porto may go down on record art
condncthiK a remarkably uulot election
considering that it was thollrst time her
iHxinluhad v6ted without tho nreseuco
ot soldiers and ollco at tho polls,
In round nnmners tlio total voio on
tho (Blund was 53,000, Only 150 Fixlural
votes wero counted, Tho leaders of tbo
Fedorul party had ordered their follow
ers to appear at tho polls and tho or
dor was gonorally obeyed. It was an
election In name merely as only ono
party voted. As the remit Mr, Frede
rick Degaten was sent to Waihiugton
as comnilslonor to tVmgrowi and tho 35
mombera of the IIouso of Delegates aro
all Itepubllcans. In fact t(io entire
IOglslatlvo Assembly is now of one
part. Khch of the aoven districts of
iho Islands sond five delegates to the
IIouso, - r.
Tliorois n croat deal of speculations
to what the Federal party hero Intends
to do Had they voted tho election It is
aeeertftl.WQuldJiambecn very.clogo as a
UfiJ.'ouliU'ft.vtubecn yury.clogo, as i
ago thoy carried tho island by i
year
majority of 0000 votes. For reasons not
irit;
enorally understood
thoy retrained
roin votin
laUmi.
They had claimed that thoy had not n
fair chance to resistor that tho Kenuh
llcan party was favored In tho appoint
ing of election Judges that thoy wero rs
fused reg'stratton and that tho districts
wero gerrymandered. Thoso in toud)
with tho party loaders holiovo that un
attempt may be made in the court to
nullify tho election on tlio grounds that
It wan not a legal contest.
DUnkets Weather,
Thfa is.tha.wsathor. Tho Woolen
Mill Storo thoH Illankets. Of all kinds,
whl to, red, gray, t and inottled. Don't
forget you aro buying from mannfaotur
eri. Halkm WooLUf Miu. Htoiix.
10d&w D
Discount Sale.
Christmas, shopping wc
Just Arrived
Compliment fd "the.Efficiehcy
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BUTTER MEN
Nkw Yoiik, Nov. 10. Ono ot tho first
orders to bo condidsred wlion congross
convoues will bo tho dloomrgarlno bill.
It was Introduced by Grout of Vermont
In Dccombor 1809. It provides that all
articles known as oleomargarine, butter
ino, imitation butter or imitation choeco
or any subBtanco In tho somblanco of
buttor or chocso not tho usual product of
tho dairy, and not mado exclusively of
puro and unadulterated milk Or cream,
transported Into any stato or territory
nun rumiiimiiK inoroiu tor. uso, consump
tion, salo or storago thoroin shall upon
tho arrival within tho limits ot such
stato or territory bo Bubject to theopora
tlon and effoot of tho laws of suoh stato
or territory enactod iu tho excreta of
6f its pollco powers to tho samo extent
and in samo manner as though such
articles or subitances had been To pro
duced In such stato or territory and
shall not bo exempt therefrom by roason
of being Introduced thoroin In original
packages or otherwise. .
Thoro is a provision Unit "nntlitni in
this act shall bo construed to permit any
stato to forbid tbo manufacture or salo
of oleomargarine in soparalo, ,and dis
tlnrt form and in such manner as will
ndviso tlio consumer of Its real character
(roo from coloration or Ingredient that
causes It to look llko buttor." In tho
second section U is provided that tho tax
on oleomargarino as proscribed in sec
tion eight ot tho act of 1800 shall bo ono
fourth ot a cent a pound whim tho samo
is not colored in imitation of butter; the
tax to bo palil by tho manufacture shall
bo 10 cents a' pound to lo levied or col
lected in accordance with tho itfnvlHftinn
of raid act.
Tho report states that tho puoplo havo
ampie cause lor niarm at mo trememl
ous illegal growth of tho oleomargarine
trnlllc in tills country In tho last live
yearn which now appears to have- reach
ed proportions beyond tho jowor of tho
states to- regulalo or control and tho
present Federal laws aro apparently' al
together liiadequato for tint einoriivney;
GONE TO RECEIVE
PRESIDENT KRUGER
Ttawa
Nkw Yoiik, Nov. IH. Dr W.J. Iiyds,
Transvaal Minister to Iho courts ot
Kuropo, has arrived at Marseilles, ac
cording to a World dispatch from Paris,
Ho comes to moot President, who Is duo
to arrlvo soon on tho Dutch crulsor,
Uoldorland.
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Newport, Ky.
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THERE WAS NO RUN ON THE BANK AS
THE FELLOW MADE A CLEAN SWEEP"
A Broker on Wall. Wall Street Who Has High Washington
Connections Goes to the .Grqund-M'ppe'afancQ '
' '" of Bliie Monday in Finances.
Or Aaolat Pfb m taa JuarnaL
nmififiox ovTnr-eontrolIor " of
tlio currency, Daws, has appointed 01N
vor P. Tucker national, bank examin
er, temporary rccolvor of tho Gorman
National bank of Newport, Ky.
"This bahk Is closod by order of tho
Comptroller ot tho Curmucy " was tho
notice that appeared on the doors of this
bank today. Thoro woro nono ot tho
tiBtiar Kconcs accompanying a run on a
bank by tljo. tJoROsltors. Tho allogcd
defalcation of asilstant'Caslilnr Frank M.
Ilrowu, to tho amount of about 200,OOO
was a fact so overwhelming that no do
posltor was foolish onough to snpposo
any good could bo nccompllsluMl by tyi
tomptlng to get money from tho bo.uk
today. Tho discovery was mado In a
comparison ofllrown's individual ledgor
with tho cashior'e daily checking up.
Horo it was found that Drown had boon
forcing balances from day to day until
a total ot $102,000 had boon withdrawn
from tho funds of tho bank.
Tho bank was n depository of nine
building associations, as well as abut
1500 individuals and firms. Thoro aro
no indications ot an accomplice, or of
any ono knowing about Brown's depart
ure or destination.
Nkw Yoric, Nov". 10. Tho suspension
of J. Fletcher Slum wiib announced on
stock uxchaugo today, tihora is said to
havo important Washington connections.
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A TODAY'S TELEGRAMS BOILED
nnwN nu niiQV tmnni it
V y" yy yf Kiy y
A. II. Trank wholo sale grocery, Ban
Antonio. Toxas, burned today.
Wreck on Hpoknuo Falls and Northern
Sunday killed three men stealing rides.
Kuguno, defeated llerkoloy at football
2 to 0, Uliomawas defeated Multnomah
seconds 10 to 0.
Latost bullullus from I.lvldiu uro that
t'io Czar continues to improve.
Honvy galiHi contlnueJ lOHweop over
Knglloli channel. '
Beuator Davis tiassed a bail night nt
Ft. Paul and IiIb condition Is Ixrilttvetl
bo woro.
WE WILL MOVE TO OUR
Stamped Linens
All our etampod dollies, tray
cloths and contro plocos at salo
pricos tooloao thorn out.
.15 pieces . . . , .1 . t. 8c
$ H P'ecos lOo
i ,15 pieces .,.,....10o
.SO plwias , I So
.115 places ' 20o
I .10 Hoo 'M4
I ,50 ptecori SOo
.(fi 'Iw.-. 06o
t ?5 jjipeoa. . . . -Igo
tl.00"plktt 60
Thanksgiving Tajle
Linens....
At Ilgmoval Salo prttws.
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Outing FlannelGowns
For ladloa ami ofllldron.
Umbrellas and
Mackintoshes...
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National -Bank of
of $200,000.
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, Grand Duko Vladolmlr, ,ofHiiptf.,
uemg consiuerou as Kogont, as, physic
ions announce that Iho
uur fl iifne
r'.-i itirw
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may bo prolonged.
SETTLEMENT OF A
NAYAL DISPUTE '
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Wabiunoton, Nov. 10.Tho . Navy
department was. ad viced somotlmo ago
that troublo has arisen between: Captain u
MoCalla, commanding tbo Newark and ' '
Lieut. Commander John O. Colwoll, ox'
ceutlvo offlcer ot tho ship, Tho depart-
ment loft tho matter to Admiral Remey,
who has appointed n court of inqritry,
which will detormlno tho morlls of tho'
disputo. v;
Falling Hair
If Your hair is coming out
by the handful, you are losing'
from 500 to iooo hairs t day
You arc bound to n&vc thin hair
of no hair at rll very soon at
this rate, tren't you? Better
stop this falling at once b using
Aycr's Hair Vigor. It Will
make your hair grow, too, grow
thick and long.
If rca Uo not oboln th Ixnuflt oo dtilr
tam Ull nt til Vlrer. tertt tfi Iktetor
klHiut It. lie will tali roo lint til rliibl
thluKtodO, AddrtH, Ur. J. O.ATB, Lowell,
Uui.
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