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.7 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 25,1906. was thought best that he should conduct negotiations with the War Department for, the details of regulars for the tournament.

The brigade examluing board, after a very trying examination, yesterday passed Battalion Adjutant Shiebler of the Twenty-third Regiment, and Captain Bouton and Second Lieutenant of the CLUBBED IN THE SUBWAY. Peter Cassidy, a gatrmsn eMrllnyed atftho downtown station of the Subway at Broadway and One Hundred and Tenth street. Manhattan, was held in bail for trial In the Court ot Special Sessions by Brfn 10 the Hatt'jji I'aiicd Court yesterday on a rhai'Ke oi huvinir assaulted Henry Berlin, of I2ti Canal street, by striking Berlin over the head with a club. The Chocolate Chip Company of America, of New York City; capital, iliiO.OOO. and directors.

0. F. Siackhouse and W. S. Edwards, of East Orange, N.

and G. W. Blauihard, of Now York City. Cortlandt Water Company of Croton, Westchester County; capital, and directors, C. A.

Beardsley. C. P. Blaney and A. A.

McOlashon. of New York City. The Virgillan Mining Company of Buffalo; capital and directors, 8. P. Franchnt, of Niagara aFlls; H.

C. Crowcll, of Vlr-gillna, aud Henry Weill, of Buffalo. Aetna Brick Company of Brooklyn; capital. $120,000, and directors, J. H.

(inldberg, Adolf Weiss and Simon Abels, of Brooklyn. Twentieth Century Rotary Engine Company of HornellHvllle; capital. JtiOO.OOO, and directors. G. Kenyon and J.

R. Saunders, of Hornellsvllle, and G. A. Manning, of Campbell. decoration: Captaln'Henry 8.

Rasquln, First Lieutenant George E. Lalng. Assistant Surgeon C. D. Beasley, First Sergeant R.

W. Whitlatch, Quartermaster Sergeant J. J. Moog, Veterinary Sergeant H. J.

Broih-eridge, Guidon Sergeant H. S. Worthley, Sergeants C. A. Wulff, O.

H. N. Hornby, T. C. Stokes.

W. M. CarnduS, R. E. Jacobs, W.

R. Jackson. Corporals R. W. Steele.

J. H. Miller, F. Nostrand, B. M.

Barron, W. P. Edwards. E. W.

Bushnell. C. B. Alford, S. 0.

Powell, C. B. 8tokes, R. B. Peters, Cook P.

A. Henken. Artificers C. Sullivan, J. DeSilva, J.

J. Sheridan, E. W. Brodie. Hospital Corps Privates T.

A Buys. V. Bochat, Privates A. A. Attix, H.

I). Ainslie, S. Alrnan, F. O. Bergman, E.

D. Butler, C. W. Bedrll, H. V.

Butler. C. G. Collier. G.

M. Carolan, C. F. Donovan; F. A.

Donnell, A. W. Duckworth, J. Donnplly. H.

C. Harold, S. HtMWny Pr-HamiHon, A. 8 Hamilton. F.

E. Hasklns, T. Hunt. C. Hunton, W.

P. Kclgard. E. M. Livingston, F.

Lichenberg, C. McCarthy. H. V. Monahan.

J. T. McCarthy. A. H.

Meyer. C. H. Phraner, R. S.

Powell, S. H. Parson, W. M. Redman, W.

F. Rosa. E. J. Reilly, H.

J. Roeder. F. Remer, H. H.

Sehulte. L. Swenuel, E. Smith, W. T.

Shlvelle. G. N. Tower, F. Voege, W.

VanOlinda. H. Van Benschoten, H. F. Wellb'rock.

O. F. Weber. J. R.

S. White, W. J. Rlgby. H.

A. C. Albrecht. Of those three had more than ten previous qualifications. They are Quartermaster Sergeant 11 times; Captain Rasquln, 12, and Dr.

Beasley, 11. Major William A. Turpin of the Thirteenth Regiment went to Washington Thursday in the interests of the Military Athletic League tournament. Major Turpin hns been an officer of the league for many years and Is known to so many army officers that It Gen. McLeer's Andersonville Pic ture Stirs Some ex-Con- federate Comment INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

Albany, N. February 24 The following stock companies were Incorporated to-day; The Red Metal Mining Company of New York City; capital, $11,000,000, and directors, Thomas F. Cole, of Dtiluth, William D. Thornton, Roy S. Alley, of Butte, and Charles D.

Fraser and John C. Lahor, of New York City. TWO OVERCOME BY GAS. Philip Kuntz. 71 years old, and his wife, nna, years old.

were nvorcorae by gas in the rooms they occupied on the second floor of the building at. 1M Bowery. Mon-hatnn yesterdnv, but being taken to (iouver'neur Hospital were brought, about so their complete recovery is looked lor. thus: "Concert at one bell, dancing at two bells." The dance was subscription Changes in Third Battery. The following changes are announced in orders by Captain Henry 8.

Rasquln of ttoe Third Battery: Warranted, First Sergeant Thomas C. Stokes, D. Guidon, Sergeant John H. Miller. Sergeants Robert W.

Steele, Ben M. Barron. Wlllllam P. Edwards; Corporals Charles Donovan, Charles L. Hunton.

William P. Hamilton, William T. Shlvelle, Edward Krueger and Harry V. Butler; Full and honorably discharged, Private Clifford W. Phraner, Private Frank Re-mer, Corporal Frank B.

Nostrand. Private Edwin D. Butler. Sergeant Charles A. Wulff, H.

C. Private. Thomas A. Buys, Private Samuel Hudoon. Corporal Elisha Bushnell and Private Stuart A.

Parson. Honorably discharged. Privates William J. Btvr-nctt, Robert S. Powell, and Robert G.

Harrison. Dropped from roll. Privates Laurence Cleary. Matthew D. Kelly, Harry A.

Sehulte, Alfred J. Stegraalr, Hiram D. Ainslie Inmes Donnelly, Harry G. Harrold and Clifford G. Collier, all on account of cnutigu oi residence.

Dishonorably discharged and expelled, Privates Francis F. A. Thompson, Edward M. Livingston and Thomas Hunt. Enlistments.

Horst A. C. Albrecht, John C. Beal. Edwin F.

A. Caragher. Conrad F. Dietrlck, George W. Fowler, Charles H.

Kederlck, George W. Mills, George A. Schuetl. Austin A. Sherwood.

Charles J. MANY MARKSMEN QUALIFYING. I 1 Some Suggestions Calculated to Stimulate Social Intercourse at the Armories. fBernhardt, William E. Brady, James R.

Cook, The recent presentation by Company Forty-seventh Regiment, to Brigadier General James McLeer, commanding the Twenty-seventh Brigade, ol a picture showing- thp horrors ol Andersonville prison, has caused much comment among Confederates, one of whom writes as follows: "To the Editor of the Eagle: "Having read in the Eagle the other ot the praise which a confederate veteran showered upon Ceneral McLeer tor his eloquent reference to General Wheeler, eape-claHy in that part of his speech referring to tho wladom of burvlnit the 'Lost Cause' In Walter P. Fox, Walter 1. James, William S. V. Kaiser, Edward G.

Meyran. Richard W. Schlndler, Walter L. Yagts and De Land A. Van Derwerken.

Qualified a Marksmen. These members of the battery qualified as marksmen in 1905 and received the state PIANOS 60 Less Than Actual Value. Lenten Foods at Lowest In nntlcipntion of Lent, we have swiiii-pd the best markets of the world for fi-psh-pnekod lish foods mid other sea tin lnties Kiiitnlile for the penitential fust of forty days. Quite apart from Its penitential aspect, there Ik distinct bjKienlt; value In takitiK a course of llsh food at the end of a Winter's heavy dietinK. While our seasonable foods are the choicest, th prices nro moderate much lower than the same quality can be had elsewhere.

A few of the prices for the next three days follow Very Best Beautiful New Upright A $5 Monthly For Next Three Days, Price Reduced to; a 1 nr Until Paid. CANNED SALMON. Salmon SteaKs. IMPORTED SARDINES. All Packed In Finest French Olive Oil.

Ispa Boneless, French imported, IllVJJO till I 2. JC Essie Brand Highest crude Co I lumbia Hiver lish, fresh, firm, flaky; lib. tall cmi the grave with the dead Confederate leader, may I be permitted to call attention to a seeming inconsistency on the part of General McLeor. A' the very time he spoke about the advisability of forgetting the Civil War, he accepted a ghastly picture of the horrors of Andersonville prison and your account says that he is to keep the grisly thing in his headquarters in the Municipal Building. It seems to me that General McLeer would serve the purpose of burying the war memories far Abetter by making kindling wood of the Andersonville picture or keeping it down in the cellar.

The general himself was badiy wounded at Bull Run and It is surprising to me that he wishes to have anything around him to bring back those painful days. Beside, why should the headquarters, of a brigade which is part of a national force made up of Northerners and Southerners alike, be used as a picture gallery to Illustrate the horrors ot a sectional war? General McLeer has a fine taste In all. military matters, as I know, and I am sure that when he thinks this over he will consign the picture to the woodpile. "ANOTHER CONFEDERATE. "Brooklyn, February 23, 11)06." It is probable that General McLeer will have the picture taken to his home, although some of his friends think the brigade headquarters a good enough place for it.

That the picture inerits. the term "ghastly" is shown by tne fact that when Bome one suggested hanging it above a certain employe's desk, the latter protested, saying that he would not be able to sleep after the "horrible thing" had long looked down upon him. Two Major Generals; One Commands the Other. The officers who attended last night's review of the Fourteenth Regiment by' General Fred D. Grant made much comment on the conditions now prevailing In the division of the Atlantic, where, as a result of the promotion of General Grant to the grade of major general, there are two major generals, one commanding the other.

Major General James F. Wade is in command ot the Atlantic division and General Grunt commands the Department of the East in that division. The War Department has always sought to avoid the commanding of one major general by another In a division, when one has no higher rank, than In that of seniority. A way out of the difficulty has been suggested and that is to have General Wade appointed lieutenant-general on the retirement of General Bates in April, with the understanding that General Wade would retire as lieutenant-general after one tfay's service. Secretary Taft, however, is.

understood to be opposed to this plan, on the ground that the grade of lieutenant-general should be reserved for officers who have distinguished themselves in actual warfare. The contention of the Secretary of War is that the rank will lose Its value If bestowed indiscriminately. i To Promote Social Intercourse. An officer of the guard makes a sugges Bock Brand Blood red sockeye. EXTRAS COlUflBM fancy quality, l'ugot Sound; tall 1-lb.

flat can -lb. flat can, 3 cons, 25c. a can Ispa Plain, French imported, large tin La Cobrlgas, Mediterranean dainties, Vi can La Lunes, delicate and choice, 4 can Anchor Brand, smoked dainties, 't can Curbera Sublimes, 3 cans for 19c 15c 9c 13c 10c Hatchery Brand Very finest grade I fcmo at asiobia ota1 10c (f towMi5j I 25c ILlfttli i ot reu Alaska nsn, in l-lb, tall cans; for 2.c; can Selected Columbia Itlver Fish, pneked li flat cans nothing finer. 1 lb, can 22c Vl lb. can 12c frS.

Free with Each of These Pianos, Also Beautiful Stool, Scarf and 25 Copies of Popular Sheet Music. The Widening of Livingston St. Gives us the choice of OVERCROWDING our warerooms, placing half of our stock in STORAGE, or disposing of a number of FINE PIANOS at SACRIFICE PRICES; for obvious reasons we accept the latter course, which offers an opportunity to buyers that happens about once in a lifetime; will you embrace it? Following are some of the bargains: I Emerald BrandFancy quality me dium red Alaska tlsli, In ib. cans, each Watson 3 cans for UOc. a cut i 7C Irish MacKerel.

Large, plump, tender, fat fish, spe Mustard Sourdines Fat, plump little flsh hi mustard. Essie Brand, -U. 1 1. can Other brands, -lh. 7c pill) cially cured; nothing finer imported 10-lb.

$1.15 kit Cromarty Blotters Toothsome North Hea delicacies Jtint here from the Moray firth, O-each CK, Kippered Herring Milne's imported Hie finest products of this famous Abcr- A deen packer a can 14L Codfish Threads Choicest portions of selected (Jaspe Soused MacKerel. UPRIGHTS. J' 03 monthly 3tO until paid 3 monthly until paid -i monthly 8c ami a cod lender and white; I'cerlci brand; until paid 4 monthly until paid 5 monthly until paid 5 monthly until 'h Id Crescent Brand, just received from California, superior qual- ily a can 1 Ut Canned Shrimp. Dunbar's best, No. 1 dry pack appetizing dainty; a in.

can 1 sfcL Codfish Tablets. First quality, white, tender and boneless; large pack- JQq Lima Beans. Essie Jersey's most delic- ions little Limits; a ll East View Extra choice JO. and tender a can 1 $35 BIJOU 60 STEEDMAN 90 GORDON 1 50 ABLER 160 WEBER 165 HARMONY 170 STEINWAY 190 HAINES BROS, 250 G0ETZ CO. 265 HARDMAN 5 monthly until paid 5 monthly until paid 6 monthly until paid 7 monthly until paid.

monthly I until paid. tion relative to what he considers the slight acquaintance among the officers of the serv XLCR Hrand, package String Deans nl Very choicest, 1 Cn lender; eir ls)s Last icw F.xtru choice, frch garden llavor; a can 1 OL Ormonde Castle Choice standard finality; a can. i lL Early June Peas Essie Kxtra silted, sweet, Ki-eeu, tender; a can 1 Jt East View Sifted early I Junes, extra choice; a can 1 1 1 Ormonde Castle Choice (Jp standard green peas; can St. Ice. He says: "Although each organization GRANDS.

Double s6r Stamps With all purchases of 10 cents or more, except C. O. D. groceries. Extra stamp specials offered below are given lu place of Double Stamps.

Stamp Specials With Teas and Coffees. 50 Stamps Free with Very Best Teas, a lb 50c 2g Stamps Free with Best No. 1 Teag, ft lb 15 Stamps Free with Choice No. a Teag, lb 15 Stamps Free with Old Government Java Coffee, unsurpassed In purity, flavor, aroma and cup tiimlity, a lb 10 Stamps Free with Best Mocha and Java Coffee, a lb i.V 10 Stamps Free with Best Maracalbo Coffee, a lb -IfOc Attractive List of Free Stamp Specials. 20 Stamps Free with jar East View Extract of Beef for liSc 20 Stamps Free with 4-oz.

bottle Peerless Vanilla Extract for 2 Stamps Free with 4-oz. bottle Peerless Lemon Extracts for 25e 10 Stamps Free with 2-oz. bottle Peerless Extracts for 15c 5 Stamps Free with 2-oz. bottle Our Own Extracts for tOc 15 Stamps Free with ib. can Blue Ribbon Baking Powder for 10 Stamps Free with -lb.

can Blue Ribbon Baking Powder for Stamps Free with -lb. can Blue Ribbon Baking Powder for 10 Stamps Free with qt. bottle Domestic Salad Oil for I Sc 1 Stamps Free with -pint bottle Lucca Olive Oil, finest imported. MHc 15 Stamps Free wllh pt. bottle Peerless Worcestershire Sauce 1 5(5 10 Stamps Free with -pt.

bottle Peerless Worcestershire lOc 5 Stamps Free with -lb. tin Black or White Pepper for 1 Oe 5 Stamps Free with -lb. tlu Butler's English Mustard for 10c Fancy Quality Print Butter. For housekeepers who prefer the print Butter, a limited mipply of extra fancy quality Is delivered dally to each of our 100 Groceries. The price each day will be the lowest that can possibly be charged.

Ormonde Castle Choice 10c in the state has a series of reviews during the season, officers of the different organisations are not invited unless they make application to the regimental adjutant; and although the request is readily granted still the one applying feels as If he Is under an 425 DECKER (PARLOR) 7 475 HAZELT0N (BABY) 8 SQUARES. standard quality; a can. As'paragus. Golden State Large, white, tender spears a can 31c 27c El Rio Fancy California, long white spears; a can Delmonte reen, tender Ot. Asparagus Tips; a i.t $15 RADECKER $2 20 WALLACE 2 25 JOHNSON 2 30 METROPOLITAN 2 40 S0EBBELER 3 45 LIGHTE CO.

3 3 55 NEW ENGLAND 3 60 STEINWAY 3 75 S0HMER 3 90 G0ETZ CO. 4 monthly uniil paid monthly until paid monthly until paid monthly until paid monthly until paid monthly until pnid monthly until paid monthly until paid monthly until paid monthly until pnld. monthly until paid. Dainty Biscuits. Fresh from the glowing ovens of the National Biscuit Company.

Uneeda Biscuit, Ar Horse Radish. Liberty Brand full sii-cngth and fresh bottle, 10c obligation, and this should not be so. "I think thlB feeling can very easily be eliminated by Issuing a yearly admission ticket for officers and ladles. These tickets can be issued by each organization and would only have to be shown at the door of any armory on all occasions. Such visitors would not only come in closer association with the officers, but it would be a pleasure for him to visit tbe other regiments under these conditions.

Other advantages of this pass system are set forth In the officers' letter which Is published In the current number of the Military Monthly. Guardsman Now an Actor, Officers of the guard who have met their comrades at different functions will be Interested in knowing tiat "George Howell" of the all-star company playing at Proctor's theaters in Manhattan Is none other than former Lieutenant WSorge F. Jacoby of the Eighth Regiment. Mr. Jacoby first jolnod the guard a.

a private In the Seventh Regi a package rlnceHs Soi Princess Soda Jams Preserves. Blue Ribbon Choicest whole fruits lu sugar; 1-lb. Klass jar I3C Liberty All the popular fruit flavors; 1-lb. jars; jars for 3C Liberty Preserves. Home-made whole, fruits In lb.

stone crocks; each w3C Johnson's Preserves. Made from selecled fruits, In 5 lb. stoun crocks A -each 4VC M8k.rma.la.des. Blue Ribbon Very finest made lu America; 1 lb. Jar 13C Liberty Relish.

Piquant, pungent and pleasant from Kast India recine; A. bottle 1UL Crackers 1 a ID Pilot Crackers Blue Ribbon Wine and Liquor Specials At 71 JAMES BUTLER LICENSED STORES. GOETZ 81, 83, 85, 87 COURT i Block from City Hall, Brooklyn. PIANOS RENTFil. S9 "T.hi;y Jelly Powder.

Delicious desserts in all the choice fruit flavors, I A. package lUt Jell-O. Pure, wholesome, delicate, delightful desserts, pkg. 1UL i rw hid, OPEN EVENINGS. 50 Green Stamps Free this Weeh with Every Bottle of mm Millar's Ireland's most famous preserves, in stone pols, each, 17e.

and 9c Alpha. Pudding. Weak Kidneys "Liberty Pickles. Most popular dessert, pack- age, with enough for six. JL Shredded Cocoanut.

Speclnlly selected and put up exclusively for us; pack- 1 ages 12c. and Uv Gherkins, onions, chow- IA. i I chow and mixed bottle 1 UC I Monogram Rye Whiskey. Finest 10-year-old rye; under our exclusive control; unsur- Tf passed for family or medicinal use, a bottle Hunter Whiskey Butler's Bottling, a o- Wilson Whiskey bottle ODC Old Cabinet Rye Whiskey. rt Famous old whiskey from private stock; rich and mellow; Sk 1 I If I full quart bottle Pi Spanish Olives Cream Cheese.

I'ull cream New York Stnt' cheese, Hie very highest grade from Herkimer County; rich, full flavored and extra C-nourishing a 1 1 IZJ Stamps Free with bottle of Imperial Rye Whiskey for 45c 50 with every case of LagCr B8er, Dark, fur 1 00 At Actoninninpiy ijow ith'h. Mil in moth iuetiiM, 2)-uz, E.vtru hurtle lueeni, ls-uz. biittk- iiSo I.nrif' Qnfpnn, lu-or. bottle lluiixiinlllJlMt 6-nz. Unity Oltvi-a, 4-z.

bottle ita un'lcr uur eiwcial KSSIK label It of but little uai to try to the kidneys themselves. Such treatment Is wrung. For the kidneys art not UMially to blame fur their weaknesses or Irregularities. They have no power-no elf-cuntrol. They are operated and actuated by a tiny shred of a nerve which la largely responsible c-indttlon.

if the kidney nerve I strum X'dney. are strunr. and tne Kidney nerve guea wrung, you know it bv the inevitable reult-kldney trouble Thin tender nerve la unly one of a great system or nerves. Tills sywtpm controls not unly tho kl.l-nyt, but the heart, and the liver, end the tur simplicity's sake Dr. Hhnnp has culled this great nerve system the "Inside Nerves." Huy are not the nerven of fcellng-not the nerves that enable you to walk, to talk, to act.

to think, rney are the master nerves and every vital origin la their s.nve. The common name for these nervee Is the "sympathetic nerves" Iwr PORT Al) SIIKimV. J. II. Imii'S (Hlllurnlu Table Wln.

irnllitn 1.00 CAIJKOKMA CI.AHKT. J. n. Choice tine dinner 7RP wine; gallon I Ou 2. KtfimpM Krte with F.iieh Juu.

Prepnrcil Flotir nint Hlblion. vry ltiKl.st tfr.ti. ot sflt -rntlnif hard 1 OfJ wlH-iit lluur; Mli. purktiRP I 23 Sttiniiisi Frve with Kuch Jiitf. Ililf'U wlirntHsir'nilslnK nnl ment, and became prominent In shooting and athletics.

He went over to the Eighth on being appointed to the position of Inspector of rifle practice. In the Spanish War ho served with the regiment in the volunteers. He la playing in company with- such well known stage favorites as Amelia Bingham. Beatrice Morgan, Gerald Griffin and others. Howoll has played Gobbo, in "The Merchant of Archibald McKltrick.

in "Bonnie Briar the Indian, in "The Cowboy and the Lady'; Pontius Pilate. In "The Holy City," and Sir Edward Jennlson, In "D'Arcy of tho Guards." He will soon appear in "Tie Prisoner of Zenda." Colonel Britton'i Address in Demand, The address given by Colonel Edward D. Brltton, assistant adjutant general of the bucond Brigade, In Baltimore, February 14, made so great an impression thst many hundred copies are to be sent to different military men throughout the country. His t3plc was "The Relation of the Organized Militia to the Military Power of the Country." About 150 officers of the National Guard of Maryland and officers ot the regular army from Fort McHenry were present. The Brooklyn authority on the militia told some plain truths to in officers of tbe army, pointing out that there were failures graduated from West Point just like those who came out of other Institutions of learning.

Another speaker at the meeting was Captain Grote Hutchinson, U. who discussed the subsistence am) maintenance of troops In the field, hut Colonel Britton'i lecture was easily the chief event of the night. Some Social Events. At the ball of the Non-Commissioned Officers Association ot the Thirteenth Regiment, Wednesday night, all the coihpany rooms were specially decorated. Company had a dozen canary bird cages hung about the room, and the.

little singers made brave efforts to rival the music of the band out ou the dancing floor. Company D's room was almost smothered In palms and ferns, while other quarters were richly dreiwed up. At the regimental stag In the Twenty-third Regiment, the same night, tho new Company ready with Its recruiting lists and hd a tent put up at the threshold of the AT- IOC most scmi'jitiiciil hihki-s tns olil fa-rtlnno'l frrl.Mlf rrtkrM; H-lh. pkK Pemartin Sherry Sandoiimn, liuck Importation, hottlft 7.V Princeton Cocktails I lellcluiw appi'tizcrH, bottle 45c tmtl 25c Cnrrii l-'ancy AnmliHR, from OtvHt'e frctih and elt-an tartru packfiK HuIimI (HI Suprr-refteipd, the very iK-nt Amrl'nn oil: quart Chlr VI nvunr Fnh and full length; quart bottle Prunes. IOC 18C 9C filil.fl Drill Myrtili--Hmi-l of suifHr-iant; th.

tlm st made; fit. Of! Uuttlo 1n such sympathy with the others, that weak IMPORTFI) KHKHHY. The KnmoiiM (Jlrnlrin Bottllnfr. Sol4rn or l'linto, IrotUe 7o Imperlnl, rich, fruit buttle I.oti Wry Old Amontillado, buttle POUT. The Kuril mi fuMtlllo llottllnfr.

CfiMnet lnliitff, Lottie 7Hi Fluent Alto Donro, bottle Hrtc SpIccIlmI Inttiiftv, bottle l.or minny Freni'li C'nirn Nonpnrt'lld. from i HoutlWn J-raMce; rrisp anr) Drifrni, 100 full llavor, in bottles, inc. aim. ness anywner usually results In weakness everywhere The one remedy which alms to treat, not the Kidneys themselves, but the nerves which are to fclame Is known by physicians anil clrtliglsts everywhere as rjr. Simons Restorative ITauleta ot Liquid).

This remedy Is nut a symptom edy It Is strictly a cause remedy. While It usually brings speedy relief, Its effects are also lasting. If you would like to read an Interesting hook on Inside nerve eea.p, write Dr. Shoop. With the book ho alo send the "Health Token" an intended pnfsport to good health.

Uolli the book and the "Health Token" are free. C'tirti Stnrrh th very h-Hi, jiackniff, 1 must lopulHr, 1 llf. packnire 0 Fnrlnn-fllae IllhlMnt from fin- Qp I'enrl TnplrH Mine Illhliimi Olive OH Very Uncut ImnrtM from l.nfca. Italy; In bottle, OIC HOc, 83c. and tv I llinliesf cra.le Santa Clara fruit sun-dried, meaty, I skinned.

a Palmcra, lirivate estale. to the 111., 1 ft II I5C Blue Ribbon, iiverai! oo to alb. ear- 25c Averiiirlnii to tlx- fr a lb UC very cnoUMhi unirtcai l-ih. puck (I Hi' 8C ItSiaftlMESMll Kew shipment of sweet. Juicy California navels by the and 20C Lemons Bright, I fruit McRKhin extrii choice coil' slgnuient, do- 1C While Win Vlnpirnr-Full ntnnKth, uf ttnf'Bt quality; quart txittlu Triumph OntM Ict whlto rolled North 8C ern grown (tutu frih from tlu- inlM brMikfHit food f.ir health and HtrrnKth; 2-lb.

nacknir 8c x.mf3?twy&ii Aunt I'mienke Flour tWdr-rnflnji; nmkn th1 inmt di-llc! tn Kl? Hltie HHiImiiij tnrcmt Iuixinn (Train; clean, bright, hard; very QQ flii'-nt Rnifh-; l-ll. carton Itli'e Trluitiilt whole hcnl Crollna uraln o( choicest qunlity; OCf 3-lli. bait JW for1 th free hook ami the "Health Tokjn" you must address Dr. isboop. pi.

W79. nnclne. wis. Hlato which book you want. Hook on Dyspepsia.

Hook 2 on the Heart Hook 3 on the Hook 4 for Women. Honk fur Men. Tlnok on Itheumntlsm. 103 brcMkrast ink and tuntlliiH that melt In your mouth; 1Mb. paekiiuro See "Good Living" for Complete Price List Dr.

ShnopTs Restorative Tablets give full three wei Its' treatment. Marh form liquid fir taljlot have merit. Druggists everywhere. Dr. Stop Athletic Association's room, near the main entrance.

It gave a real touch of lit.) to ttio, scene. Messrs. Co in and Qulmby stood wateh there all night, ready to grab any Intending recruit. The sixth annual ball of the First Division, Second Battalion, Naval Militia, wsh held at the Berkeley Institute, in Lincoln place, Tuesday night, and. like all the social affairs of the division, was largely attended.

Among the officers present were Lieutenants Crossing and GrlflUh. The Invitation cards read Restorative mmfwiwi iiix lW3 .1.