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nnSEHVATIOHISTS

AST III IT1I11VI Ilf MI1IIV III! f

Four Days'-Session.

National New Association) HAKAPOLJS, Ind., Oct. 1. The

National Conservation Congress convened in Indianapolis today

four Ways session, has brought

ftogjther a host of men widely known In iatibfiaj reforms and progressive

leglslation.jThe delegates number sevtraj thousand. Among them are official

'represents Ives of the Federal and State and municipal governments, of Tublic s id private institutions aroughou the country and of numeras organ! ations that are working for

S public fe-elf are.

lite of Kansas City, preBi-

congress, presided at the

ssion and responded to the

f welcome delivered In be-

State of Indiana, the City

talis and the local commer-

f: J. . b.

ent of tli

ening

Idressesl

Mf of tt

VJndiana

bodiei

t)r. W.

iesldent

Jsoclatic

dential candidate, i's sched-1 Denver wght was 13, Pu.nd.s. I

ver an address before the "ow .w5.lg?1 "' m Tm .KUl- 1

i Thursday afternoon. An- na? uo ana 7,rAllOT"Te Ior my le event of the program helth; If can hlpu ,other Per8

Evans of Chicago, former f the American Medical

delivered the keynote ad-

jess, takftg as his subject, "Health

,Jur Greafeat National Resources." It

in the qudhon of health and ways and

31 is to foriftbe general topic of discus

f'slon at til present congress

Govern

cratic pr

tiled to

congress

other no ,will be t

Wiley, fo

food expi

In additon to the main topic of the

fP:jftonservafin of numan lire tne conHss willjjiscusB the protection of foray landjj waters, minerals and other tuxal rurces of the country. Child , and lucatlon will receive atten- . :w-n, alsoQie protection of fish, game ' ' land birds nd the movement for the (creation I more national parks. In I connect! oj with the last-named topic it is expeifed he congress will give its

official in) rsement to the project for the creatj ti of a national park that will inclf i the famous Mammoth Cave of B titucky.

(Advertisement) .

Recovered From

Severe Lung Trouble While we all know that plenty of fresh air and good food are necessary to persons suffering from lung trouble.

something more is needed to bring i about full health. ' Eckman's Altera- j

RAILROAD NOTES

Employment on the Pennsylvania railroad has become increasingly healthy and Eafe in the past ten years. This Is shown in morbidity, mortality and casualty statistics which the

Pennsylvania sent today to Colonel W

( Advertisement) Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deaf

ness, and that is by constitutional t remedies. Deafness is caused by an in-1

flamed condition of the mucous lining

of the Eustachian Tube. When this

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H Others) In Thtnv -jr clad aodi-

'to the great

V:iZ: ZVSrrLT 17 Chief Sanitary Engineer of itube mnamed you have a rumbling

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been received showing that it brought about good results in a number of

sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the Inflamation can be taken out and this tube restored to

the Panama Canal' Zone.

( The number of accidents per annum

cases which were declared hopeless. , employeg ha8 decreased from u in

fBl ' u I e : .I. ,H i 192 to 8.3 In 19U. Accidental deaths 'us normal condition, hearing will be

SrwhalTh "-jer; nine cases out of kheard three greater singer.

mow ho th moans of restoring von to lc" v "UB ""'"'- "ul,-u " ?l.h TnvXT hifS taI death8 P thousand employes de-!nothing but an inflamed condition of

Thy Will. The brilliant ence roared aa v.

6inger. She was unquestionably the best soprano in the world. The critic turned to his friend, the self made millionaire, and said: "Did you ever bear any sons more exquisitely rendered? "Yes," said the rich man musingly, for he wns touched by the magic of

what he bad heard. "Yes; I have

! creased from 4.9 to 1.9 more than six

ty per cent. This table gives the statistics since 1902: Accidents per 1,000 employes. 1902 Disability 11, deaths 4.9.

Year. Disability 1902 11 1905 9.5

11908 9.1

health. Investigate this case:

Madison Lake, Minn.

"Gentlemen: In December, 1908, and March, 1909, I was taken with hemorrhages of the lungs which confined me several weeks, each time to my bed. These left me very weak and I coughed at nights and could not sleep. My appetite also failed me. My doctor advised me to go West. So, in

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l naa rour more nemorrnages, wnicn put be in bed for three weeks. "In November I started for Denver, Colo. After my arrival I met Michael Brody, who upon learning of my condition, urged me to take Eckman's Alterative. In about two months I began to feel better. I kept on taking the medicine and improved fast. In March, 1910, I returned home. I think I am entirely well, have a good appetite and sleep well. When I left

the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars

"I want to know!" exclaimed the

critic. "The first was years ago. The singer

was plain of face and gray of hair and

for any case of Deafness (caused by j tired of body. There was much work

HOW TO CARE FOR A VttlTCH.

Deaths 4.9 4.4 1.8 1.8 illness

catarrh) that cannct be cured by Hall's

Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY, & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Take HaJJ's Family Pills for constipation. '

address of Dr. Harvey W.

kerly the government's pure

When ih have a bad cold you want

rthe best jfedicine obtainable so as to

cure it wn as little delay as possible. Here is alruggist's opinion: I have sold Chaij erlain'8 Cough Remedy for fifteen yj rs," says Enos Lollar - of Saratoga nd., "and consider it the best on i market." For eale by all dealers.t ivertlsement.

Ahusements

suffering from Tuberculosis, I will

gladly do so." (sworn Affidavit) PAUL, L. FASNACHT. Eckman's Alterative Is effective in Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever; Throat and Lung Troubles, and in upbuilding the system. Does not contain poisons, opiates or habit-forming drugs. For sale by leading druggists. Ask for booklet telling of recoveries, and write to Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa., for additional evidence.

The number of cases of

among Pennsylvania railroad employ- j es was 35.4 per 1,000 employes in 1902, and in 1911 It had dropped to 29.2. Deaths from sickness were 8.5 :

j per 1,000 employes in 1902 and 7:5 in

! 1911. During the intervening years

there was a steady decrease in the ; number of cases per 1,000 employes. Pennsylvania railroad officers point to the above statistics as reflecting the long years of service of its employes. It has more than 2,000 active

employes who have been on the railroad's pay roll more than forty years, and over 1,500 men who served 40 years or more and are now receiving pensions from the company. The records of the railroads show that it has more than 4,000 active em

ployes between the ages of sixty and j seventy years. There are on the pay roll or pension list of the Pennsylvania j

railroad nearly 500 men who have been with the road over fifty years.

HOW TO PACK EGGS.

ginal characters and a large singing and dancing contingent. Another feature is a song and dance number in which an interesting story with a plot is told in terpsichore. Advertisement.

thMtrical calendar.

"Vaude

Octobel

Oct. 7-

Oct.

lurray Theater.

-Matinee and Nighte-v;

Coliseum.

i. Innes band.

Gennett.

jncle Tom's Cabin. fell O'Brien's Minstrels.

Neil O'Brien.

Neil O'fjen, who will appear at the

Gennett . 9, and who is by the majority off theater-goers considered America'sieading minstrel comedian anf for tljfpast twelve years a prime favorite in Lew Dockstader, has at last heed J the call to the ranks of stardom ip la now on tour at the head of of of the largest and most costly miwel enterprises launched in

this count! Tor many years. The en-

rare enterttpment has been conceived

and proved personally by Mr.

O'Brien, wfse long years of endeav

or in thisfeld of entertainment has peculiarly Ited him for this work. Among thelig features staged by Mr.

O'Brien is lsatlre on the army in the

Innes Friday. The "genius of Bandmaster Innes, who is to be heard here, for one festival concert on Friday evening, October 4th at the Coliseum, has given to the present day bands instrumental innovations which may be seen alike in the travelling concert bands and in the smaller bands which by their week ly concerts on the public squares of the smaller towns add a note of gaiety to those communities. And these fundamental changes in band construction

jhave, at the same time, given Innes a

worm-wiae rame. The great aballty of Innes is shown in the make-up of his program which may alway8 be "depended upon fat enough of the best music to please the educated musician and ' enough of the other kind to keep the feet tapping of those who , don't know the difference between the Doxology and Dixie. Several notable soloists will be heard during the engagement here, notably the famous Dutch soprano, Mme. Van Loon,- who comes fresh from a series of European successes. Advertisement.

LIQUID AIR.

Philippine

DANG

Fra

introducing twelve ori-

dvertlsement)

Interestiq Experience of Two Womenf-Their Statements I With Reading.

R PERIOD

MANS' LIFE

45 to 50

Asheville, C " I suffered for years

With femalelouble while going through

the Change Life- I tried a local phycician for a PPle of years without any

substantial Ipent. f inally after repeated suffciiw to try Lydia E. Pink-

ham's Vegei We Compound, I quit my physician an commenced using it with the happiest ?sults. I am today practically a we voman and anxious to contribute my towards inducing others to try your g 'at medicine, as I am fully persuaded U 1 't will cure the ailments from whicbi suffered if given a fair chance. I j "If you tl this letter will contribute anything wards further introducing your medicii 3 to afflicted women who are passing trough this trying period, it is with jri t pleasure I consent to its publications Mrs. Julia A. Moo re,

sheville, N. C.

e of Mrs. Klrlin.

Ohio.--"! can truthfullv

ver had anything do me so

ig Change of Life as Ly- t s Vegetable Comnoond. i

d taken one half a bottle :

tO feel hptfor orut T hairn 1

-""-- . my neaiui is Deiier thaa it hafeea for several vears. If

n womeiioukl take it they would esi I ,pe antoIain and misery at this time t f Hfc-lr. Alice Kirlem, 358 W.

It means a clear, healthy complex

ion for the ladies; restful nights and ! tnem

cneerim days ior me mtie ones; strength and ambition for men. It's Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c. Advertisement.

Varment Woman Says Li me water Keeps Them For Years. The following method of ""putting down" eggs for winter use is practiced by a Vermont woman. She say: "Take a piece of unslaked or 6 tone lime, put in a tin or agate pan and pour cold water over it. Tut it in a sink or some place where it will do no harm, as it gets very hot. Soon you will see it begin to roll out white and soft. When slaked measure one pint of it. add one-half pint of salt, put In stone or earthen jar and add three gallons of cold water. When I put eggs in solution I am very careful not to crack one. else that one will grow hard and cannot be used. When colu put jar down cellar and put eggs iu as you have them. Don't hnve jar more than half, full of solution, as room must be left for the egs. Can fill jar to within anMuch of top. but

let the brime be an inch or two ever

The "Spanish Ham." Leveson Gower tells how the repre sentative of Spain at the court of St. James dined with bis family on one occasion and how a servant then and there beat all records in the art of misplacing the letter "h." Flinging the door open, he announced: "The Spanish ham" making a perceptible pause before he added "bassador." The author fieclares that he never will forget the effect produced. "Edmund Yates and Corney Grain, who were of the party and talking together at the moment, bolted into the small dining room and behaved certainly as well as the circumstances permitted. My wife had the profoundest difficulty to control h-sr laughter and accord a proper reception to our guest, who was. of course. Innocent of the abuse " f htft dtattwttion.' ' - - - - - r-

to do and many little mouths to feed.

I was the youngest child, sick and cross, and that dear singer crooned to me a lullalfy, and I slept It was a wonderful song. "The next was years afterward. We bad a little cottage. It was summer, and the windows and doors were open. My wife was in the kitchen preparing supper. She was singing something about her true love coming home to her. It was for me. And that. too. waa a wonderful song.

tSTime more years elapse. There is;

j,JttotiIIe ln the garden, and she tings hesitantly something about daddy and his baby. "These are the three singers, w.y frtend. who beat all your Tetrazzinls." And the critic? Well, perhaps the

critic agreed with him. Albany Times-

Union.

Suggestions That Will Lengthen Life fa Timepieoa. v Here are a few rules about a wateL that are worth while committing tc memory: Wind a watch at nearly the sacu time each day. It is just as bad to wind too often as to let a watch run down. Do not wind your watch too tight This is responsible for many a rlsil to the jeweler. Do not bold the watch by the stem and wind the watch as some women thought icxsly do. Do - not cart y a watch la bag oi purse. If you cannot wear it outside your gown fasten it to your blouse oo the insidtf. Don't bang a watch down on tabl

or bureau. If you will put it on its back see that It has a soft berth. Fat better to hang a watch when not in

use. Fascinating watch stands, with

convenient books, are now sold for this

purpose. They are ornamental and lengthen the life of n watch. Do not subject your watch to intense

beat or freezing. It it injurious,;

thoagb the works be of the best.

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chafing, pimples, salt rheum. Zsma stantly stops Irritation. The cure

comes quick. Sinks right in. . leavlaf no trace. Zemo is a vanishing tiqui. fi Your skin -fairly revels with delight tfcJ V moment Zemo is applied.- Qreateii

thine on earth for dandruff. f

Zemo Is prepared by K. W. It

Medicine Co.. St- Louis. Mo, and sold by all druggists at (1 a bot

But to prove to you its wonderful

ue it Is now put up in liberal site tr

bottles at only 25 cents and lagf""

teea to do tne work or your

back. Sold at Quigley Drug Store

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Luck follows the hopeful: HI luck, t Mirful. German Proverb,

WILLIAMS' KIDNEY PI

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Have you overworked your nervts si

I Beys and tUider? Have you pains 1 loin, side, back and bladder? Have

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. . . . . . . 0er th eyes? A frequent desire to send it to the jeweler, and be urine? If e Williams- Kidney PUls

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Do not attempt to clean your own loins, side, back and bladder? Have

Temple Quartet, Murrette. advertisement oct 1-2-3

watch u lathi;

sure that you find one that understands the mechanism of watches. There la as lil? a difference between watch repairers ns there Is tn doctors, and not all can cure.

WILLIAMS MFC CO.

For sale by T. F. McDooneL

Couldn't Listen Continuously. . ".lohn. you never listen to half'.things I say to you." she complained. "Well, dear," be replied. "I have t work part of the tltae." Chicago Itec-rd-IIerald.

"If not disturbed for awhile a thin coating of ice will form on top. but it does no harm to brea'k it and will not form the second time unless left a long while. The lye will settle to the bottom of the jar and the eggs be in the clear water. I have kept them (accidentally) for two years and saw no difference in looks or taste than from those put in earlier. There is no odor or taste of lime with this method, and eggs can be used In all ways that fresh

ones are except to boll, and a teaspoon- j are afraid of it.

ful of cider vinegar In a pint of water will permit their being boiled. "You can whip the white as well as a fresh laid egg and as stiff. Have used this rule for seventeen years witb perfect success, so feel confident it is all right if you use fresh eggs and are careful not to crack them in putting them in the Jar. When slaking the lime cover with water, and if it seems very dry add a little more, but you don't want it soft enough to run. 1

would rather get a little less than too

much water at first, as it can be added if needed.". - ..

Consolation. "They tell me t:ae bsby looks exactly like me." "But babies, you know, often outgrow these likenesses." Baltimore American.

Rather Strong. Uncle Bllib.ib (who has unwisely snmpled tb? side dish of Roquefort ,?beese By gum! That butter a -'-' no trance! Judge, :

Cheer Up! You won't be bothered by the blues if you keep your liver active, your bowels regular, and your vomach in good tone by timely ..Lm the time-tested, beneficent, and always effective family remedy P1L1LS

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The Camden SarUUriuiav for the treatment otRheu-T

and Diseases of

Af aViltsrunr

matism

HcOLliS

Hadley's Grocery

$ for Baked Ham (cooked X X done), and Fresh Potato X X Chips. t

"rFsrB"rB,"rer

Friday Evening: Oct. Vj Innes Bow

ith Madame Van Loon, famous

Dutch Soprano In Benefit Concert under auspices of Ricb- j mond Musicians' Union. .4 .v Prices, 25c, 35c, C,

v Work Is not hard. It Is the k

17 East St,

The

i Circlevi

say that 1 much good

dia E. Pink

"Before

of it I

le, Ohio.

lfe is one of the most woman's existence, a may rely upon Lydia .atabls Compound,

The Way It Acts aa a Preservative of Animal Matter. It is sometimes necessary to preserve parts of a human body or of some other animal for the purpose of testing for the presence of poisons. In such cases the preservative must fulfil certain special requirements. It must be able to prevent absolutely any decay or putrefaction; it must not itself cause any, change-In the tissues, either structural or chemical; It must not introduce any substance that would in any way interfere with the subsequent tests or give rise to false conclusions, and it must be easily handled. Liquid atr has been found to be quite well adapted to this use. Its low temperature (about 400 degrees below zero, Fahrenheit) prevents absolutely all putrefaction as well as all other chemical change. At the same time, it prevents the evaporation of any volatile substance that may be present, such as carbon monoxide or

hydrocyanic acid gas. Experiments i

have shown that the most delicate tissues, such as glands and brain, are quite unaffected by being placed in liquid air for a long time, and the tissues even retain their natural colors. For the purpose of making chemical tests In a piece of tissue it is frequently necessary to cut the material np Into very small pieces. Tissues that have been preserved In liquid air are frozen so hard that they may be ground up into a fine powder. Harper's. " ' Titbits of the Ancient Greeks." As delicacies the Greeks ate young foxes canght in the autumn, robins and sparrows and certain kinds of fish snared by moonlight There Is a scrap of an old Greek comedy In which a cook boasts of frying a fish so exquisitely that it threw him grateful looks from the pan. A famous Greek dish was the Trojan pig. half of it boiled and the other half roasted. It was stuffed with eggs, ortolans and thrushes. The Romans ate snailsgiant monsters fattened until . their shells held an Incredible amount of snail. The kettle In a high class Roman kitchen was often shaped like an elephant's head. The water was poured through the trunk. The gridiron might be a huge " silver spider or a skeleton fish.

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REPUBLICAN MEETING at the Coliseum, Tuesday, Oct 1st 8:00 P. M. ' --" - who placed Pr ination at Ch ';:--Adver

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Sarsaparilla Cures all humors, catarrh and rheumatism, relieves that tired feeling, restores the appetite, cures paleness, nervousness, builds up - the whole system. Get it today in usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.

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Murray Theatre Vaudeville Bill Changed Thursday 3-PIT.RFORMANCES DAILY 3 Matinee 10c; Night 10c, 20c and 25c.

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Public SaW-JleiBaiiA)

I will aell at Public Sale on the premises the following property lo

cated at 436 South 13th street in this City, n Wednesday, October 2, 191 at 2 P. M.x , This property consists of a fine lot, all city improvements complete; a nearly new two-story frame House, nicely finished throughout, Wkh six rooms and bsth room, hot-water furnace, electric lights, gas, both'

kinds of water, cement walk to new electric lightes stable.

Here is an opportunity, to secure a price. - , i

j. F. Davenport, Auctioneer. w i

For further information Telephone No. 1582.

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Richmond Dry Oeaning Co.

CASH BEALL, Prop.

MEN'S SUITS, Dry Cleaned, Pressed and delivered $10 LADIES' LONG UNLINED COATS $15 SKIRTS, PLAIN OR PLEATED. 75c New up-to-date plant, 7th and South H. Phone Your Orders, Wagon Will Call. Phones 1072, 2411, 1906.

Low One-Way Colonist Rates Via C. &l O. California $41.25 Calgary Ogden t2Z Be . - - J.... . 4 ""I I4L95 T' mtoa Sept. 25th to Oct. 19th.

$38.00 $36.95

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