Show — V ' ‘ Tie Monday Morning hs POLLY AK7D S32ZB PALS Herald-Republica- City 9 UtdK ' PA'CAIT USE HAQOIE THROUGH TUB IlOYIBO OHIO IN MIDST OF AN OFFICER IN ARMY OF MERCY PROHIBITION FIGHT By International News RULING WEAKEN the hottest prohibition fight the state has ever known Both the "wets’ and 1 1 Naval Battles of the World War ! Agitation RALLY FOLLOWS ON ‘SHORT’ CENSORING Automobile Railroad Stocks All Suffer Steel By and International News Service —Statements that nearly SlOOOOOOOOO would have' to be added to the next government tax bill the blow delivered by the Austro-Ger-mato the Italian troops the announcement of Premier Kerensky that Itussla was urgently In need of help and the adoption of a minimum price by the Montreal Toronto and Pittsburgh exchanges led to liquidation of securities In the stock market on an enormous scale during the past week It became so heavy on Thursday as to New York Sot - 4 ss ns produce a sitnation bordering closely upon demoralization making it necessary for the governors of the exchange to adopt resolutions after the close on that day' to scrutinize short selling This move of the governors aroused Interest In the trading at the beginning of business on Friday The first result of the new conditions was to cause heavy covering of shorts when the gong sounded for the opening when prices of many stocks made gains with heavy trading It seems as If the efforts of the exchange authorities had had a salutary effect and the nervousness that had characterized the trading throughout the week abated for a time Toward the end of business on Saturday the market again wavered for a time with most interest attached to the weakness in the railroad group Steel aed Antes Are lilt A disappointing report for the quarter forced United States Steel common down more than 13 points to 93 a new low price for the year The statement disclosed a decrease of about 922000-00- 0 in total earnings from the precedquarter The dividend action taken ing the directors confirmed predictions "by that Is to1 say the usual preferred payment of and the regular 1 with tbe customary extra of 3 per cent on the common were declared The stock rallied well The report of the Crucible Steel for the fiscal year was disappointing Reports of a definite plan to divert the capacity of the automobile factories to war uses caused big breaks In the group General Motors Stude-hakand Chandler being among the stoks to fall to new low marks for the movement There was no lessening of the expression of bullish opinion on the International Mercantile Marine issues In which there was constant shifting of holdings After a slump the preferred rallied smartly only to break again A number of railroad stocks sold at new low records including Pennsylvania St Paul New York Central Norfolk & Western Atchison Union Pa-if- ic Baltimore & Ohio Southern Pacific Canadian Pacific and Great Northern One of the exceptional features was in American Hide & Leather strength which was understood to be due In part to buytng by new interests for ontroL er V AUTOPSY TO END $1000000 SUIT (Continued From Page 1) The chief of polire wrote back that TYeyant was not in this city lijrpwy Proses Errant WUe Fuller as lie was known' now was not entirely happy with his gypsy It seems she had inherited from her mother a desire to wander On one occasion she Is said to have fled to Ogden with another man but Fuller ought her out and brought her back to Salt Lake Furthermore she is said to have Implored him almost daily to make a will In ber favor but Fuller refused to do this thinking perhaps of the wife and family he had left in Massachusetts Tbe gypsy insisted also on a marriage ceremony After a son Harvey Fulter Was born here Fuller took the woman fep Logan and went through the form ceremony with her pf a marriagebefore the In Then Just an Francisco In 1904 a earthquake block of minFuller had obtained ing stocksa which small sum of money defor only veloped great value Fuller went to 3S Francisco and sold this stock for sum said to he ll00000o I The sale caused such a sensation -- if r - LADY CROSF1KLD ' Lady Crosfleld who is the wife of Sir Arthur Crosfleld Bart is the commandant of the Red Cross hospital which she has established at Hampstead Lady Crosfleld is also opening a new branch very shortly In the same district Before her marriage she was Miss Domini Elliadi eldest daughter of Kite M Klliadi of Smyrna that the San Francisco Examiner Interviewed him In this interview he gave the reporter his correct name Harvey Weyant Interview Give Wife Clew Members of the Weyant family happened to be living at Fresno Cal about this time They read the interview and description of Weyant and sent a clipping to Mrs Weyant who had given up hopes of finding her husband She set forth xor San Francisco Immediately came But then the earthquake of 1908 and in the confusion all trace of Weyant or Fuller was lost He had returned to Salt lake bringing It is thought his wealth with him 26 1910 He died in Salt Lake July and was buried in a local cemetery He went Into left no will Rosella Fuller as his sole court and claimed the estate heir But either Fuller or the gypsy had told of Fuller's former life and of his Charfamily In Massachusetts for Mrs of the eslotte Weyant finally heard tate In Salt 'Lake She2 came here In of that year 1913 and on October brought suit in the local district court against the gypsy Gypsy Marries Agala Following Fuller’s death the gypsy married Reese Morgan the son of an old retainer of the Fuller family She went with Morgan to a ranch in Bonneville county Idaho The suit brought by Mrs Charlotte Wexant is recorded as follows: Charlotte Weyant Harvey Weyant Jr Royal Weyant Grover Weyant Lottie M Weyant and King Weyant Roselia Morgan alias Rosella against The Fuller plaintiffs include the legal wife and five children of Weyant As a result of the litigation Mrs and Weyant's children proved Weyant title to the property held bythe gypsy the court setting forth in Its conclusions of law that Rosella Fuller "obtained all the property by extensive d of the property was fraud" awarded to Mrs Weyant and the 'remainder to the children share' and share alike But Rosella Fuller it Is claimed refused to obey the summons of the court to give an accounting as to what property she took possession of at the time of Weyant's death The property that Mrs' Weyant got- by virtue of the court’s decision consisted principally of real estate in Salt Lake this property about 929000 This inbeing worthhome! at 233 S Fifth East cludes the street where Mrs Weyant lives - One-thir- - Mill Missing What has become of the 91000000 was reported to own at that Weyant one of the mysteries of his death is the ease Mrs In Weyant believes that three deposit boxes this money was that Rosella Fuller- knows where this money was deposited and that Rosella Fulter has the money iJMMMOA - - The court records set forth that Rosella Fuller knowingly concealed from the inventory the contents of the three safe deposit boxes' Before the case is concluded there may be a series of startling develop- -' ments The suspicion of Mrs Weyant that her husband’s death was not natural mar precipitate some of these Mrs Weyant says friends of her hus- - V- llr-- - slv' - one-pound- er - - - bout here thence north 7 rods thence west 6 rods to of beginning baa been set for place on Friday the 16th hearing A D 1917 at 2 day of November o’clock p m at the county courthouse in the courtroom of court In Salt Lake City Salt Lakesaid Utah county Witness the clerk of court with the seal thereof affixedsaid this 31st 'day of October A D 1917 THOR HOMER Clerk (Seal) Probate and Gtaardianaliip Notices By B F Quinn Deputy Clerk Booth Iee Badger & Rich AttorConsult county clerk or the respective neys for Petitioner further information ESTATE OF PATRICK NERVIN' 'THE DISTRICT COURT PRO-bat- e deceased: The undersigned will sell division in and for Salt Lake at sale an undivided 375 feet county State of Utah of private in and to the Nevada lode mining in matter of the estate of John claim the as U S lot No 96 sitG Morrison deceased — Notice inpatented Blue Ledge mining district The petition of Marie Morrison the uate Wasatch county Utah on or after Noadministratrix of the estate of John G vember and written bids thereMorrison deceased praying for an or- for will19 be1917 received at the office of der of lease of real property of said Edward McGurrin W E Rydalch and decedent and that all persons interest- George G Armstrong ed appear before the said court to show building Salt Lake City 526 UtahMcIntyre Terms cause why an order should not be of sale cash so to lease as much shall be granted MINNIE HALLEY K ERVIN necessary of the following described with the will annexed real estate of said deceased situate in of Administratrix of Patrick Kervin de- estate the the city and county of Salt Lake state C8r8d of Utah to wit: All of lots 1 2 3 4 Edward McGurrin W E Rydalch and 5 block 1 amended plat of Lin- George G Armstrong Attorneys for den Park being a subdivision of lot 11 Administratrix block 21 Five Acre Plat A” Big Field survey has been set for hearing IN THE DISTRICT COURT FRO-ba- te 00 Friday the 16th day of November in and for Salt Lake A D 1917 at 2 o’clock p mt at the countydivision of State Utah courthouse in the courtroom of county In matter of the the estates of Emma said court in Salt Lake City Salt Lake Miles and Lee Miles deceased — Notice county Utah The of Sat Miles and J Witness the clerk of said court with Stokes petition adminfor the Jr praying the seal thereof affixed this 2d day of istration of the estates of joint Emma Miles November A D 1917 and Lee Miles deceased ana for the ad" THOS HOMER Clerk (Seal) mission to probate of a certain docuBy B F Quinn Deputy Clerk be the last will purportingof to Booth Lee Badger & Rich Attorneys ment Lee Miles deceased and testament for Petitioner and for the granting of leters testato Sam Miles in the estate of mentary Miles deceased and for issuance IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO-bat- e Lee Miles of letters of administradivision in and for Salt Lake to Sam tion In the estate of Emma Miles deState of Utah county been set for hearing on In the matter of the estate and ceased has 9th day of November the of Friday Cotten Dewey guardianship Hazel at 2 o’clock p m at the Cotten Ruth— Cotten and Dorothy Cot-te- n A D 1917 courthouse in the courtroom of minors Notice county The petition of Ida M Cotten pray- said court in Salt Lake City Salt Lake for the issuance to herself of let- county Utah ing the clerk of said court with ters of guardianship on the persons and theWitness seal thereof affixed this 26th day the estates of Dewey Cotten zL et minors has been set for hearing on of October A D 1917 THOS HOMER Clerk the 9th day of1x1 November A D (Seal) Friday 1917 at 2 o clock By LB F Quinn Deputy Clerk at p the county L courthouse In the courtroom of said Bagley Attorney for Petitioner court in Salt Lake’ City Salt Lake Utah county NOTICE Witness the clerk of said court with IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the seal thereof affixed this 24th day byNOTICE order of the board of directors of of October A D 1917 the Mining company a Emily Silver there THOS HOMER Clerk (Seal) will be a speUtah corporation B F Quinn Deputy Clerk By of the stockholders of the meeting P Jenson Attorney for Peti- cial Parley Silver Mining company held at Emily tioner of the company rooms 400 the office 401 and on Atlas block Salt Lake City Saturday the 8th m of DeIN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND Utah 1917 at 11 o’clock a day the cember for Salt Lake county State of Utah purpose of considering and votingforupon In the matter of the dissolution of a proposition to authorize the board of Filter Press Co a corporation directors to sell the property of the Kelly of Utah upon such terms as it may Notice of application for dissolu- company deem advantageous to the company tion of corporation CHARLES FRANCIS HARRIS Notice is given that Kelly Filter Secretary Press company a corporation of Utah Date of first publication October 30 has made and filed its voluntary ap- 1917 plication for the dissolution of said under the provisions of corporation 3661 to 3667 Compiled section Laws of Utah 1907 and that any person Drs SHORES & SHORES may file herein his objections to said at any time before the exTHE KBLI 4 If LK SPECIALISTS FOB application of the time of publication of piration Hen and Women this notice to wit on or before Fri30 1917 November When you tell day the Judge troubles to By order of THOS your HOMER Clerk you a doctor want to know By J P Fanning Deputy Clerk WHO HE IS and Date of first publication November be la reliI 1917 that able and will treat you absolutely on IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO-bat- e Look tbe division in and for Salt Lake at square Shores’ Dra of State Utah county of 26 years In the matter of the estate of James record 3f continuous sucH Stearns deceased — Notice cess as specialists in CHRONIC The petition of H A Rich adminisAND SPECIAL DIStrator with the will annexed of the NERVOUS EASESO- Health Is your greatest asestate of James H Stearns deceased -t hunt and get we1 an order of sale of reai set praying for property of said decedent and that all persons interested appear before the said court to show cause why an order Is effectlrs la treating5 should not be granted to sell so much unnatural discharge ajs shall be necessary of the following described real estate of said deceased will not stricture fI r and situated In Salt Lake City and countv! Believes In 1 to 8 days State of Utah to wit: d An undivided SOLD BY DBUfleiSTS interest' in Parcel Post and to part of lot 5 block 20 plat A if desired— Price 1 or 8 bottles 9273 Salt Lake City survey commencing at the northwest corner of said lot XHB BVAUS CHBmScaLcJ CINCINNATI Oi thence south 7 rods thence east 6 rods) night the rys have speculated on what victory means for should Ohio with i 0‘ BY G KAY SPENCER 6000000 population oust the saloons j at the November election this state the International News Service) for (Writfen would be the largest In the union to flop Into the arid area which is steadBATTLE OX LAKE TANGANYIKA plunged Into the Jungles rather than ily expanding In the United States Is be taken prisoners The amendment up for adoption a was a battle naval It virtually — "bone-dry” measure It was this conquest that secured to a it merely naval campaign that in the final anrot the British the German East Africa liquors prevents the use of alcoholicdoes not alysis secured to the British South colony It was probably one of the for beverage purposes and African forces the ascendancy in Ger- most difficult tasks In the African stop the manufacture of liquors In three previous attempts to bring man East Africa fighting and the stakes were well worth it about prohibition the drys met with Lake Tanganyika one of the African failure two years ago the measure beof great lakes lies in a position which ofhy 53403 votes out1914 ing defeated cast In one ballots million about fers the opportunity of flanking the the drys were defeated by about 95000 German East African colonies Sim- ‘SHINER’ REALITY This year a strong play is ilarly while the Germans hold control majority and of the water they would be enabled to being made for the soldiers vote the drys hope to swing enough of these flank any advancing British invaders SAYS CONNIE MACK to overcome the wets’ opposition The situation on the lake was analIn the three camps where Ohioans ogous to that of the conquest of Lake are quartered Camps Sherman and Erie by the American Commodore Sheridan and Fort Benjamin Harrison' with a raw force of men Perry whofrom Philadelphia Nov 4 — Some wise are about 75000 Ohioans The vote conjured the virgin forests a been has enat Camp Sheridan already managers declare that the peculiar effleet and conquered a first-clataken also at Fort Harrison But the emy squadron fect of the mysterious shine ball is soldiers ballots will not be counted Ger- secured by British into The Invaders the pellets Othuniuntil election night As men in man ' colony determined to accomplish ers are of doctoring thethat beverthe shine alcoholic denied theopinion form have been the conquest of Lake Tanganyika beages since mobilization the drystheir There were no British boats afloat on ball is half hoax and half optical illulieve they can better appreciate car- the water while their enemy main- sion arguments and thereforeof count on tained a small squadron of various We have Connie Mack’s word for it th fighting lake a large section all equipped with efficient that there is such a thing as a shine craft rying men’s votes ball and from our own observations we guns The wets are waging their campaign light or- have seen Cicotte to With with work and nothing pitch a "rise ball” on the fact that Congress turned down ders to "get" thef lake for the crown writes James W Gantz the Philaas a war measure saying Commander Geoffrey Slmson the offi- delphia Press Tiat is aincertain prohibition revenue to is necessary help cer to whom the project was entrusted ball that he serves batters hops fast the liquor It la unwise to had only his own resources to depend Instead of the usual course taken byupa win the war and thatSam’s method of on in the dilemma But they proved fast one in or down Uncle interfere with war cash as will be seen raising Again we have the word of no less never ample The drys assert that there were motor to Two launches an shipped necesauthority than Connie Mack that more was was a time when It In him sectionsAt lake shore the the Cicotte pitches his shine ball high The man launches were assembled and set in sary to conserve both food and Is that In some way he effects theory do will power and that prohibition A was water smaller the motorboat on one spot from which bea polish Is In found in a that The Antisaloon league the shore It cause foray of friction a sharp rise to along ' air the Tor fight water-logge- d was was charge of the drys but rotted and Is the ball effected first time both the Republicans and repaired after a fashion and successorAccording to Connie Mack the shine Democrats have formed separate eleOne small launched ball fully aphitters because wet was fixed In the bows of each of the pear baffles ganizations to oppose the to see two balls a dark they one and ment In both parties They were aready to do battle light one coming at them at the same We will win If we can get the boats of Before sluggish African time When they do meet the pellet vote out” James A White superin- morning dawn out fighting they generally pop it in the air set the fleet Antisaloon league swarms of voracious mosquitoes tendent of the Ohio as said today lurchIn over a water the glided White not giving out any figures they unbalanced fashion ' Every few L H Gibson state manager of the ing one seconds the engines would KANSAS VARSITY LEADS of wet forces expressed confidence that wheeze and chokend come to a dead th wets will win curses and pouring of stop Volleys Both factions are scouring the state of perspiration accompanied the laIs canvass for votes A house to house car and borious repairs Then the boa:t would MISSOURI VALLEY RACE being made billboard street In motion again and chug its way get used Is being newspaper advertisingschoolhouses surface the slappingoil-llk- e and against and meetings held In 0 the water for several miles only churches Kansas City Nov 4 — By virtue of for the process ' to be repeated The The drys will make their special ef- men were In to Indeed fine fettle its victory yesterday over the Kansas 22 when'W J fort beginning October enemy by the time they Aggies any fight a on state tour the University of Kansas the special will Bryan the supposed location of the eleven ending his speak- neared train for four days stands ' ’fleet" today at the top of the Ohio cantonment Camp enemy ing trip at the of hours Missouri Several every conference with Nebup sailing Senator J-W ETV1 Borah of cove and creek entrance and examin- raska as Valley Sherman one the opponent most likely Beckham C Idaho and Senator in Indentation at to the chore for a chances its every ing spoil the for will also speak of Kentucky of Missouri bearing cut her championship within them length brought sight performdr vs a small beach brown and sandy and ances of the season lost past to Oklahoma wet has state gone the Heretofore decorated a small white luit about in a 14-- 7 battle on her home field due to the heavy liquor vote polled in a furlong by from the water's edge It The Kansas U’s 9 to 0 victory over Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus and soon became evident that the Germans their fellow citizens the Kansas rural The centers other Industrial a lookout and that Aggies was somewhat a surprise dehad efficient very vote has been with the drys Having Into he hut had scurried and un- spite the 7 to 0 defeat the Jayhawkers the In the 30000 vote wet cut down the — a British had news choice burdened administered to the Ames Cyclones the the drys believe they fleet previous election man last Saturday The game was erratic The lake the up sailing over their to chance put have a good was trustworthy and the rum supply with the Aggies passing up many measure now despite the fact only lo- had finished for & fortnight And chances to score as did the Lawrence at the then been cal officials are to hea chosen if true was not one eleYen situation the vote smaller election "forecasting So several athto conducive Ames and Nebraska rested the latter levity than usual of out letic scrambled Germans the Missouri game next Saturday for young Before the campaign got under way in which Nebraska should take easily hurried the shelter and promptly doside each that wets the proposed verifying the sentinel's Infor- Grinnell after beating the Iowa "big nate 9500000 the amount expected to be again ten” eleven went further establishing mation faction to the Red Cross spent by each branch soon Th'e out crew state reputation by beating Drake filed and her English war work and of or some other 7 25 to were binoculars Washington surprised Valley following interestedly The 'wets’ offer some two dozen Germans forego the election down followers hy winning from the Misdashing was spurned to the lake and piling Into their souri Miners from Rolla 21 to 2 South of the conference Arkansas squatty white "navy” The boats were at BA YONET THRUSTING university things and carried a very grim look- defeated Louisiana 14 to 0 giving evidence of Shreveport ing gun fore and aft Soon the two were gingerly advancing to- being one of the strongest beams in TAUGHT BY MASTERS fleets ward each other and scanning each the southwest The Oklahoma Aggies armament defeated the Central Normals by a 13 OF RING FOOTWORK other's The English entered the battle prom- to 0 tally ising their motors an extra drink of By International Xnri Service petrol or whatever motors like if the Washington Nov 4 — Boxing les-to of springs cylinders MAGNATES POWWOW ON sons will teach bayonet work conglomeration and wheezy noises would only stay in men now in the camps The- comaction long enough for the men to capmission on training camp activities ture a good motor from the enemy of E Dr Raycroft Joseph through The Germans were evidently superior Princeton university announced though the vessels engaged were equal the arrangements today under in number which 'champions As the fleets met an indiscriminate of the near and ring champions melee ensued Revolvers Maxims will teach the basic footwork to the Milwaukee' Nov 4— Representatives and rifles cracked roared and of five of the eight clubs in the Amersoldiers smashed There was very little blood ican association of baseball clubs and The training is principally in shed for the opposing sides were very Thomas J Hickey president of the shadow boxing the motions being much more interested in sinking en- organization' met in Milwaukee today in used as same those almost the emy craft Therein lay the whole des- to consiUer the reported proposal to actual bayonet fighting Matches Intiny on the lake After several hours secede of the' Louisville Indianapolis play but a small part lnthe of mutual hammering both sides with- and Toledo clubs struction of drew exhausted About Kid "We' had a harmonious meeting and Films have been made of Kll-bathe Germans were killed wounded or took such action as deemed McCoy Jim Corbett Johnny necessary drowned and the British losses some- to properly protect' the interests and Benny Leonard in action of the what less One German "ship of the American association as it now stands” Comprehensive films have been line” lay a sunken wreck in shallow said President Hickey v made of Ten Broeck and La water There was no more fighting Marache in a demonstrative bayconference with Mr Hickey the In onet duel during the day hut during the night were M E Cantlllon Minneapolis John the British succeeded in raising the W Norton St Paul Albert E Tim me Some of the instructors appointed wrecked enemy For a week both sides Milwaukee: Joseph B Tinker Columare Benny Leonard Kid McCoy prepared for the decisive engagement bus and- George " E Muelbach Kansas Levlnsky Johnny Schiff Battling The erstwhile wreck was transformed City Ritchie Mitchel - and Packey Me- into a serviceable little unit Far land The annual meeting of the associaThe second meeting resulted in a tion will be held at Louisville 'Novemthe 'British for complete 12 victory ber band have informed her that Fuller or The remaining' German boats were Weyant had told them he thought that destroyed by the English who now he was being systematically poisoned held the ascendancy One of the sur- HERMAN AND BURNS Exhumation of the body and a chem- vivors of the fight tells an interestTO fcLASH FOR TITLE ical examination may be made within ing story of a chase around the lake which culminated in a ' blttter- little the next few days Meantime Mrs- Weyant and Weyant’s battle the result of which was that New Orleans Nov 4 —Pete Herman children are seeking a method for ob- both enemy boats were captured ' by of New Orleans world’s bantamweight an accounting of the estate the English when the Germans champion will defend hi’s title against taining frtfm Rosella Morgan in Idaho grounded them on a beach and Frankie Burns of Jersey Citf in a ! Reverses in Italy and in Russia Cause ' tomorrow The champion is guaranteed 93000 to meet Burns win lose or draw The boys are to weigh 118 pounds ringside Betting ranges from six to five to eight to five with Herman the favorite twenty-roun- d Servlcel Columbus — Ohio is In the midst of WEEK’S MARKET ' fr 0 a WAR AND ‘SHORT Salt n c - - - ' ' - 4 - When they realise their mistake realize that they are no better and that their condition Is gradually growgetting — ing worse then it is that they seek the Specialist in tho hope that they may regain their health in a short time — tbe mistake they made in not seeking the they realize advice of an expert at the beginning of their trouble Hope ft is raid springs eternal in the human breast but bow many afflicted men and women there axe who are I disappointed and discouraged either because they have not I investigated until they have found the right treatment to ' - ' take or because they have bad unsatisfactory medical service elsewhere I expect and do boar drflly from patients long stories of unsuccessful to-treatments discrimiwith the man or woman In falling but in almost every case tbe fault lies and the skilled Specialist nate between tbe ordinary practitioner - Confine My Practice to Chronic and Nervous Diseases I And I treat all CHRONIC AILMENTS of the LIVER KIDNEYS STOMACH BOWELS BLADDER IUNG8 HEART BLOOD SKIN as well ss PILES FISTULA VARICOSE I seek the root of every ailment I treat ThorVEINS ULCERS RHEUMATISM etc that thoroughness mast be back of every worthy oughness marks all my work I believe me my success Thoroughness In the preparations success and 1 know that it has given every case places my foremdSt of mr chosen field thoroughness in the treatment of aside all theories and ascertainBy laying among specialists treating Chronic Diseases certain ailments I have been able to detruths regarding ing for myself the scientific core treatment that diseases which other physicians velop end perfect methods of cure bnly in part - - well-meani- How Sad the Awakening — ne - - Just the thing they needed ers T- Hundreds go wrong every day In the year in tbe selection 'of their medical treatment They go wrong beesnse they Their friend have been 111 advised by some trouble began with some simple ailment sad upon tbe ad-vice of a friend began tbe nse of some patent medicine or bad ' a prescription given tbem sworn to cure them la Jut a few days —it bad cared this one end that one and was 4 ons one-four- th vll What You Need Is the Right Treatment at the Beginniug - one-pound- Bn one-thir- Cures at a Moderate Cost Motto: Quick Lasting MyMedical Examination Free- - Whether Yon Take Treatment or Not My Present - Pxoert - Consult Me— Free Don’t Delay— Delays Ars Dan- Fees Within Any One's Reach noon only o’clock 10 m m a to U Sundays IIou rs" 9 to 5 and 7 to I p STATE PEBiOQL GO t f Mg |