Minneapolis Daily Times from Minneapolis, Minnesota • 4

ii 1 i I I THE MINNEATOLIB TIMES BATPBDAY MOBNINQ AUGUST 16 1902 tr I RINCELY GIFTS FOR THE CLERKS loss -He said he would arrange about that and later told me he had sold 200 shares Mr Weldenfeld bought them The -money he sakL -was placed to his aooount" To other questions Mr Bouden said he never saw the complaint filed In the suit add never authorized the action Mr Bouden identified' a letter he wrote to Mr Lamb Aug 1 asking him to withdraw as bis oounsel In the suit pending in 8L He produced also' a letter In reply withdrawing from the case-' and Inclosing a Dill for 2500 for professional services etc which he sent to Mr Weldenfeld Final Markdown Mens p'ine Suits JO Including to $25 Suits To-day our stock of fine suits reach their lowest priced and surely it is a closing price for Plymouth merchandise This lot includes about 700 suits all hand tailored throughout and made of the finest imported and suits that have sold throughout the season at 18 and $20 a few at above $2o-wnotone at less than Remember there will be no father reductions on this grade ahd the first gets the bdjst (rfB selection $1 $18 $20 and i -5 i- 1 Price A11 our $4 and $6 fine trousers reduced to This lot includes all our broken lines of 4 end end all broken lots in our f6 pants These are wonderful values and beautiful patterns The larger part are those very fashionable dark Imported worsteds with neat stripes Of course there are cassiineres scotches and cheviots About 800 in all and every size included BOYS CLOTHING Our Entire Stock of Norfolk and Blouse Suits This Is the most sweeping reduction that we have ever made in our clothing department It includes about 500 suits all told These are blue brown and red serges cheviots and cassimeres of those particular gray and brown mixtures that have been so stylish this year Also the rough Scotch effects All these' suits are made in the best manner possible This offering is for Saturday only The suits are plainly marked former prices were $3 1350 $4 9450 95 96 97 Y-2T vr T) and 98 reduced to F1C0 All Straw Hats $1 At About One-Fifth Their In-tbc-Season Price Of course there is not an unlimited supply of straw hats at this price but there are plenty in all sizes and shapes to last over Saturday Just think you can secure the best Knox straw for 91 There will lie lots of time to wear them this season 95 Knox Hats reduced to $1 95 Porto Itican Panamas reduced to 91 94 and 95 Sennit Braid Yachts reduced to 9i $5 English Rnstio Triple Braids 91 Finest 912 Columbian I'anama In Alpine shapo 95 Vlelf Our Rsarcrnln Rncpmpnl Duplicate stocks of the above containing the lens expensive visit uur Bargain Basement grades of goods are placed In the basement salesroom Clothing ouse Sixth and Nicollet Agitation Against Closing Unau-thorized Schools Worries High Officials Tlmea 8 peel a I Cable Parle Aug 15 So great has become the protest against the closing of the unauthorized schools of France that the government has become alarmed The charge Is being freely made that high government officials are endeavoring to jnake It appear that the demonstrations have been led by the royalist party In an endeavor to create feeling against the republic Considered by Cabinet So deep Is the government alarm that the subject was considered at length at a meeting of the cabinet yesterday and semi-official announcement was made that the agitation against the closing of the schools was directed by the royalists This announcement has stirred up additional feeling and all persons who have any leaning whatever toward the royalist party are Indignant Protest to Premier Admiral de Cuvervllla Abbe Gay-raud who Is a member or the chamber Of deputies and Councillor Soublgon have addressed a protest to the premier Combes on account of the allegations of royalism saying: "We protest against the attempt to give a political character to the demonstrations of an indignant public conscience While applauding the legitimate protests of the population who are grateful to the sisters we shall continue to strive to prevent acts of violence Long live the liberal republic" Denied by Catholics Catholic leaders and the Catholic press deny that the movement is republican Count Albert de Mun who with Abbe jQayraud Is the guiding spirit of the 'resistance In Flnlsterre declares the increment Is entirely spontaneous on the part of the people and that not an act nor a shout has occurred In Brittany to Justify the allegation that a royalist conspiracy exists The Pa trie says It Is rumored the government Intended to arrest the roy list senator from 51 De Chamalllard Curious' Information Ministerialist organs assert the government possesses curious Information asto the manner In which the Breton peasants were deluded Into a belief that they could successfully resist the republic The situation at St Meen and Folgoet remains unchanged An important pilgrimage to Folgoet took place to-day on the occasion of the Feast of the Assumption 15000 people gathering from the surrounding country Processions from near-by villages arrived during the morning headed by priests bearing crosses and banners and chanting A message from Rome says members of the' religious orders expelled from France especially sisters are ap-plylng to the Vatican authorities for permission to settle In the United States Several of them have come to Rome personally for the purpose of urging their requests A reply has been sent to them pointing out that there are no vacancies in the United States and calling atteg tlOn to the difficulty arising from fact that the expelled sisters do not speak the English language Canada' Is Suggested Canada has been suggested as a better field as sisters are comparatively scarce there and because French Is gpoken in a large area of the dominion The applicants however do not take kindly to the suggestion and persist In their requests to go to the United States who are nerve shattered mental and physical bankrupts who are suffering hidden weakness the result of errors or excesses producing lost vitality impov- WUTWV lVUluf iUD IftUWY- erlihed blood pimples aversion to society despondency failing memory of Ideas should cox suit AND COUNCIL OF PHYSICIANS 24 WASHINGTON AVE SOUTH MINNEAPOLIS MINN DR ALFRED COLE The Only Expert Specialist In the Northwest Who Treats Men Only Do not permit your blood to he sapped away by weakness or disease Every knows that practical experi ence la an important factor In the treatment of these ailments Dr practice and reputation have stood the test for thirty years He has cured thousands who had almost despaired of ever being cured What hla treatment has done for others It will do for you He Is recognised as being the moat reliable and successful specialist in the Northwest for the absolute cure of Nervous Debility Weakness Varicocele Stricture and all urinary diseases BLOOD POISON in any stage scientifically treated and cured for life Sores in the mouth throat or on the body swollen glands and all poisons in the blood driven out forever Don't experiment any longer but avail yourself of Dr Cole's Specific Treatment Primary and secondary stages cured In 15 to 60 days Most wonderful system of treatments for Blood Poison ever discovered EVERY AFFLICTED MAN IS INVITED TO CONSULT DR COLE FREE CALL OR WRITE The largest the oldest established and institute In "the moat reliable Northwest Office Hours a to 11 1 xu 7 to 10 a to 12:30 Free X-Ray Examination Daily WILL ivy REST Counsel for Various Interests Agreed Not to Move Before Sept i i It is understood that counsel for the United States government and for the various Interests represented by the Northern Securities company have agreed to make no further move In the federal suit before Sept As soon after that date ae Is satisfactory to all concerned the of testimony before Special Examiner In-gersoll of SL Paul will open Dislike Hot Weather All are understood to be averse to starting ahead with that durlng the hot in faot the government counsel as well as -counsel for the -Northern Securities company are tAei-ng the rest cure preparatory to entering upon the work Juzt when the special examiner will begin the hearing has yet to be determined That will depend upon the wishes of the government counsel in the case It Is probable however that testimony will first be taken In New York where Morgan and his associates can be reached readily and without serious inconvenience to them 81 lent as to Witnesses After the government has exaxxxined all its witnesses oounsel for the Northern Securities company will place Its witnesses on the stand No one here knows Just how many persons the government may subpoena nor what time Its counsel will consume in the presentation of that side of the case It -Is understood however that matters will be expedited in order that the testimony may be In shape to submit to Judge Lochren at the term of federal court In January" That accomplished the case will then be' carried before the United States supreme court next spring BUY8 JOURNAL" Agnsw Leaves Great Northern 8epL 1 Agnew general advertising agent of the Great -Northern has secured control of the St Paul Trade Journal the property of the veteran newspaper man Hall and will on Sept 1 retire from railway work to publl- ihang- cation The name of the pai ed to the Paul Tra Mr Agnew has -brans connected with the Great Northern for five years di he has managed the advertising or the system In a manner which has made him known for hie progressive Ideas and push- He president of ithe Archimedes club -compose ha of advertising men of toh twin cities an an extensive aqqualntabqe with St- Paul trade serving at dLSefraj 0me -as teller for toe National bank advert lain agent of the Bay company am cashier of too St "Paul1 Trust company He recently declined a tempting offer from New York He la a thorough business' manager and waa largely instrumental In remodeling and placing upon a prosperous and paying basis the monthly magazine St Paul publication The editorial of Paul will be In charge of Curtis Mosher who hae been engaged-In dally newspaper work in St Paul for alx years and is at resent a member of the Pioneer Frees etaff Mosher la known as a clever writer on commercial and railway matters and In toe past few years has done magazine work which won favorable comment During hla entire service in St Paul he has been connected with railway and commercial activity JOIN IN THE RATE Western lines were yesterday notified that is lines east of Chicago had agreed to accept toe one-way colonists of the lines be tween Chicago and the Pacific coast for basing purposes These rates will be In effect every day during September and October and like toe similar arrangements during last spring are expected to cause a very heavy travel The Chicago to Pacific coast rate by way of Minneapolis is 833 which la taken as the basis by toe eastern roads The principal points west of here-to which toe rates apply are Butte Spokane and other Montana cities i WILL CELEBRATE OCCASION The first train over the completed extension of toe Boo line into Bltmarck will be run Aug 33 Arrangements are being made by toe clusene of Bismarck to celebrate the occasion Thera will be 'an excursion from toe territory tributary to the Boo north an-1 south of Bismarck Colonel W- Plummer be engaged for an have agreed upon a reduction of freight rates to Bismarck which will be an important matter for Bismarck merchants PROGRE8S OF-EXTENSION The Milwaukee line has completed its grade to within half a mile of Linton Emmons county North Dakota A new townslte company has laid but a town a half mile east of the present county seat and efforts are being made to induce Linton business men to move their buildings to too new town The branch of toe Northern1 Pacific road from McKenzie to Join toe Milwaukee at Linton la progressing slowly and It la not belleve "eted tt will be coiuple this fall NEW AGREEMENT REACHED Again announcement Is "made that the Northern Pacific and Orest Northern have agreed regarding -a union station and -adequate terminals for toe city of Seattle It la said that 81600000 will be spent In the improvements The terminal yards will be 800 feet wide and one and one-half miles long The coast trains will enter toe city through a long tunnel under the city NEW TRAIN SERVICE The Great Northern will open Its line to Republic Wash by the inauguration of train service on Sunday Aug 17' A train will leave Spokane at 9:15 a arriving at Republic at 5:45 Returning train will leave Republic at 9:30 a arriving at 8pokane at 6:45 in By the Inauguration of this train semes the wonderful mining camp of Republic is opened up for easy and oomfortabls A World Wide Reputation Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea- Remedy has a world wide reputation for Its cures It never falls and la pleasant and safe to take Beat and Purest Beer Bottled only at the Brewecy ORDER FROM BRACKETT CO -SSSSBfi Wall Street Methods Are Revealed in Merger Suit Hearing Times Special New York Aug 15 Many interest lng lights were thrown on the suit of Peter Power against the Northern Securities company at the hearing before Special Examiner Richard A Mabie today Mr Power who Is now In Canada In contempt of court for having failed to appear and testify did not put In an appearance as his attorneys had hoped he would but other witnesses gave testimony that held the attention of all the persons present Presents of 8tock One of the features of the day was the detailing of the manner In which the Northern Pacific stock as owner of which Power and other persons brought suit to prevent the Northern Securities company from securing the Northern JPacIflc company was put in their possession Another Incident was the reference to Governor Van Sant of Minnesota The witness who brought In the name of the Minnesota governor was Herbert Lilmberger counsel for Content Co who figure In the proceedings Views of the Governor He said: "In mgr- negotiations -with Judge Lancaster of Minneapolis It was understood that suit could be brought only by a stockholder Governor Van San said he would have nothing to do with a and that he would not touch the case unless It were agreed the action would be carried to the supreme court of the United States If necessary" As soon as Examiner Mabie opened the hearing Mr Umberger appeared with records of transactions between that firm and Camille Weldenefld Record of Entries Entries as to the purchase of 100 shares of Northern Pacific stock by Weldenfeld Deo 26 1901 and of payments of cash on account of Weiden-feid and Captain Stern were put in evidence The account of Ellsworth I Chapman was asked for but Llmberger de dined to' produce it on the ground that It was not pertinent Mr Guthrie splnted out that Mr suit was only one of several brought against the Northern Padflc for the same purpose Therefore he thought that the entries of Chapman's account being mjaterlal to the suit brought by Mrs Chapman was pertinent to the Power suit Mr Llmberger pleaded privilege Corrects His Testimony1 Mr Weldenfeld was recalled as a wit-ness He desired to make corrections of his previous testimony and detailed his negotiations with Judge Lancaster and Governor Van Sant Replying to questions by Mr Guthrie counsel for the Northern Pacific Mr Weldenfeld said E- -Thomas a banker was at first adverse to the present litigation but that he talked him into it That was after Mr Lamb's visit to the west The witness had shortly before stated that he and Mr Thomas had Jointly purchased 400 shares of Northern Pacific stock Objections by- Lancaster "Did not Captain Stern or Mr Lamb tell you" Mr Guthrie went on Judge Lancaster had declined to go on with the case unless he was convinced that Peter Power was a bona fide "I remember" was the reply not Judge Lancaster send you word he would have nothing to do with the Great Northern suit If It was to be a "I understand he sent some said Mr Weldenfeld Asked why he did not personally sue the witness said Lamb had told him he had a plaintiff stock was sent out to the' -western meeting Reason Is Demanded "Then why did you go to Mr Thomas ta a plaintiff instead of suing yourself If you had any grievance to redress?" queried Mr Guthrie think Mr Thomas had the stock I really cannot answer the question" replied Mr Weldenfeld Replying to Mr Laxnjb he said he did not authorize Captain Stern to make a payment to Lamb to defray the expenses of the trip west to confer with Judge Lancaster and the western lawyers To other questions Mr Weldenfeld said he never heard Peter name until after the suit was filed and he first learned of the suit Itself through the newspapers Gets Valuable Present Milton Bouden managing clerk for Thomas Thomas brokers was called by Mr Guthrie He said Mr Thomas called him Into his office one day last January and said: have given you 400 shares of Great Northern Railroad company stock -nri a suit will be brought In your Continuing Mr Bouden said the value of the stock was about 180000 and that he still held it He had not paid for it He admitted that he was In consultation with counsel yesterday Mr Thomas Bourke Cockran Parker Chandler Tredwel Cleveland and Mr Weldenfeld were present He declined to state what was said there Present Ownership of Stock much stock do you own asked Mr Guthrie "Two hundred shares" was the reply- "When did you- take possession of said the witness it not a fact that those shares were given you to-day that you might swear you owned the stock?" continued Mr Guthrie took those shares from the safe because the subpoena served on me called for their production here" you know what perjury is and the penalty for perjury Is" pursued the questioner returned Mr Bouden became of the other '200 shares?" No Expense Involved' Mr Thomas promised him he should be put to no expense in the suit and that Weldenfeld would foot all the bills JL Thomas formerly of the brokerage firm of Thomas A Poet but now senior member of the firm of and CL Thomas was the next witness did Mr Weldenfeld say to you about this asked Mr Guthrie "He told me suite were being brought against the constituent companies to the Northern Pacific merger and that Governor -Van Sant -and Judge Lancaster advised some big Northern holder should be among the plaintiffs guarantee that -the suit was for prin- awA maS as a iafvIVa WAfl ths clple and not as a reply Willing to Help "What did you sayT" the next question -r- "I told Mr Weldenfeld that I owned 400 shares of that stock and if a princl- Ele was at stake I was willing to help lm told him I did not desire mV name mixed up In it and that I would make over the stock to Bouden in whom I had full confidence The- suit was to decide the validity of thasfixergef was Interested as abroker In that question Many peoplenieemed to doubt the validity of the merger and among others wanted it decided" you not consider it an ultra transaction to make a clerk -a gift of a large' sum of money that' he might masquerade as a plaintiff asked Mr Guthrie "I do not It is A Common practice in Wall street" oald Thomas HARVEST DAYS ARE NEARLY OVER Cutting of Grain in the Northwest Has Progressed Rapidly Except for showers the northwest has progressed rapidly during the week and Is extending well on toward the Canadian in Minnesota and North Dakota Weather conditions have been more favorable in the northern countles of the two states than in the southern portion of Minnesota and South Dakota The cutting of wheat In these latter sections Is practically completed however and the rain has only "Interrupted threshing and stacking In South Dakota ahd central and southern Minnesota there has been considerable rainfall during the week and threshing which' had beoome quite general In those sections has been interrupted In many localities no work having been done during the whole week The harvesting of coarse grains has been completed over the greater part of the northwest and much of the grain has been threshed and marketed Early sown' flax in the southern counties of Minnesota and South Dakota has been out an7 threshing Is under way and In the northern counties early sown flax In many localities will be ready for the harvester next week slight interruption by wheat hainreat In' 'the A number of care of new crop flax been- received have been- received in Minneapolis during the week and the movement of new coarse grains has been liberal Receipts of new wheat havo been light owing to the Interruption to threshing by rain but with favorable weather for a few days it Is expected that the -movement of new wheat to this market will be large The scarcity of good milling wheat has resulted In the shutting down of a number of -local flour mine Two of the mills of the Washburn- Crosby Sompany suspended operations yester ay and it Is probable that the Consolidated company will close down a portion of Its capacity to-night The curtailment of output will be only temporary as the movement of new wheat to this market promises to Increase materially next week a large quantity having been purchased to arrive in the near future KING EDWARD WTLI NOT Visit rRRTAim Physical Condition of the Monarch Is Not 8uch as to Warrant His Making the Journey Times 8peclal Cable London Aug King Edward VIL will not visit Ireland this year' For several days there have been reports that the king accompanied by several members of the royal family would visit that country These rumors were denied In a semi unofficial way until they became so prevalent that an official denial was authorized It Is stated that in the present condl tlon of the king It would be worse than ill-advised for him to take an extended trii even if he were surrounded by every comfort SHORT LINE8 The Globe Construction company of Iowa Falls Iowa has secured the contract tor toe new' Dee Moines terminal to be need by roads entering that city Colonel Thomas Brown for many years with toe Burlington has accepted the special agency for tha Rock Island system for South Dakota He will-enter upon hla new duties at ones Vice President Gibbons and Senator A Clark announce that the difficulties la the way of prosecuting the Balt Lake City A San Pedro road have -been met and the work will be pushed with vigor oTMli It Is announced that toe Missouri Pacific Is to build its line through- Hoxle Kan- to Denver at once This will give It the short est line from toe Missouri river to Denver and with the Milwaukee the shortest line The Plymouth TOMB ICEIVES BODY OF SENATOR National and 8tate Governments Are Represented at Funeral of Michigan State s- man Detroit Mich Aug Extreme simplicity marked the funeral services this afternoon over Senator James McMillan who died suddenly last Sunday at his summer home In Manchee ter Mass The services were as the dead nian would have wished without ostentation or display Brief services were held at the McMillan residence alter which the body was consigned to the McMillan mausoleum in El wood cemetery Both branches of congress the state legislature and all departments of the state and city government were- represented at the services Governor A Bliss was present with several of his staff The senatorial delegation Included some of the most Intimate friends of-the dead senator It was made up as follows: Senators Hanna and Foraker Ohio Kean New Jersey McComas Maryland Allison Iowa Lodge Massachusetts Burrows' Michigan Falrbank Indiana Cockrell Missouri and Gal-linger New Hampshire The District of Columbia In which Senator- McMillan was so deeply Interested was represented by District Commissioners McFarland and Biddle As a mark of respect the car works here whlclj Senate McMillan built up and developed were closed to-day-and In many other plants In which he was Writs for Fres Symptom Blank Iff You CalL YOUNG MEN Tbs period between 15 and 80 years of mgs Is sxxdbobtedly tbs most important decade la a life Daring this Interval are developed and matured tbs Physical Mental and Sexual powers Circumstances end surround-Inge have much to do with too formation of character and Individuality of too man but to a met extent tbs earring of toe future depends on hlnxseU Any deviation from or transgression of Nature's laws may alter or 'change a whole future Hard work long study intemperance gambling evil associations etc have broken down many a hardy youth and wrecked what promised to be a Temptations dangers and irllllant dissipations are everywhere and It requires discretion and strong will power to resist them Of all toe evils besetting bur young men none is more prevalent and destructive than the solitary habit of eoif-abnee So common la this vicious practice among- boys that not ton In ovary hundred escape Its baneful effects Modesty prevents parents from advising their children and toe poor victim finds out when too late that he has made a fatal error Wo see too victims of this harmful vice on every band The sallow teee derk-drcled eyes stooping slan- form stunted development bashful melan cholic countenance and timid bearing claim to all toe world his fair ly and trad to LI blight hla future Nocturnal dreams exhausting losses of vigor etc are a constant dram on hla vitality and If neglected ultimately lead to a premature and untimely rad Interested work was stopped at the hour of the funeral for a brief time Even on the lakes the hour was observed by the cessation of work Every wheel on the Detroit and Cleveland and Detrplt and Buffalo steamers stopped at 2:80 o'clock and did not move for ten minutes PRESIDENT 0BDEBS DEATHS IN BANKS CABLED Directs Use of Ocean Telegraph From Manila for Enlisted Men as fer Officers Oyster Bay Aug 15 The president to-day gave orders that hereafter the names of the enlisted men of the army who die In the Philippines be cabled to this once In every two weeks When the volunteer army was in the archipelago It was the custom to cable the casualties but on the withdrawal of that army the practice was discontinued While It costs an average of $150 to cable news to this country of the death of an officer In the Phlllpplnee It cost about 880 for each enlisted man This difference Is due to the fact that the war department has code numbers for all Its officers while the names of the enlisted men together with their company regiment etc must be sent In full 8ENT TO ASYLUM Warrants of commitment to the St Peter Insane asylum were Issued yesterday by the probate court for Anna Kallberg and Ann McCormick Myrtle Miller 14 years old Albert Krlt-U years Frederick Harding IS yearsram Charles Harding 12 years were admitted to the state public school at Owatonna MIDDLE-AGED MEN The springtime of youth with you passed Life Is now a sober reality Experience hae been your best teacher You are wiser and can look back over your peat life and point out the mistakes yon have made JTou sea feel and understand differently sow For some of toe Bins of yoer youth you have no doubt already paid toe penalty You have drifted along relying on Nature Ad a robust constitution to carry you through Sexual dissipation and excesses have been added to nn Hat of transgressions Private and Blood diseases have ravaged your system sod undermined your already weakened vitality Quickness Backache Nervousness Debilitating Drams etc are hindering your success and have made your life a miserable existence devoid of all pleasure and happiness Yeu know In your own mind that you are not the man you ihould be You lack the energy confidence and personal magneUam which are preoioss to every man and which go to ska up perfect manhood Your neglected weaknesses have developed Into organic dis ease and Varicocele Sexual Debility Btrle ture Blood Poison and innumerable other maladies are dragging you down and filling your life with misery Buffering and woe You ere old before your allotted time but If you will awaken to a realisation of your true condition and take steps to have It remedied there -ore yet many golden years in store for you A STUDENTS Announcement of tho Classes for Fall and Winter Terms to Be Mado at a Novel BsnqusL Students of last evening school at the A participated In a Inst night at the association building About 200 of the boys were present ids and thirty mammoth melons faded before them like so much snow The negro minstrels who furnished music were In their element and were not -heard from during the remainder of the evening The occasion was the first announcement of the classes for the coming fall and winter Educational Director Purdy gave an outline or the course for the ensuing year beginning Oct 6 and Goddard general secretary of the association made a short address The prospectus Just out shows the association lo be anticipating a work never before equaled in Ita history A large new room Is being finished off for the engineering and mathematics classes which with the room already devoted to educational work will give the entire fifth floor and part of the second to this department exclusively DOWIE DISCIPLE A SUICIDE Chicago Aug Deacon Stsrrett a disciple of John Alexander Dowle has committed suicide by taking laudanum at a hotel In Waukegan No cause Is assigned Ufa Can Cura You It Costs You Nothing It Wo Fall OLD MEN You have reached the pinnacle of manhooA and are now on the descent to tbs river of death There Is so turning back Yea bars crossed the long bridge of Ilfs and era now on the third and last span The Journey has' been full of trials and tribulations with Jua enough happiness to make It worth the living for You hevg sera Triple Punish-men Sickness Decoy end meted out' to every' trnnegreeeor of her lews The pitfalls have been many yoer comrades have faltered and fallen at every step The aixibl-tione of your youth are bow fulfilled you have gold In plenty You have worked herd to attain this end end contemplated taking a long rest nod anjoying much happiness whoa It bad been accomplished But your lose neglected health le giving way Dladdar sad Proatatlo affik-liose are breaking your rest your vital tbs Heart Lungs Xldnaya and Nervous ore worn oet end exhausted you realise when too lets the mistake you have mode The beelth and manhood you so little appreciated are now mnra precious to you than all your gold Wo cannot make you young agara but wo ran restore your Loot Manhood and bring bark tlw old-time vigor energy and power eiroaKthen the overworked organa enable you to enjoy happiness end reat and prolong your life tor many years to coma make mistakes If you want to be cured go to tho Greatest Specialists 9 230 Hennepin Avp Minneapolis Minn Responsibility "They were sold I noticed the stock was going and told Mr Thomas I would not be responsible for any -M-W-AV 4 from the kes to the Colorado gateway.