for olefin; REFRIGERATORS in the middle of March; both. buy
in January in order to not then: at the right figure, and thereby
to you lower then the sherbet 3 ’ .
w 9 this year will he the, old and rel ble Cooper 6: McKee soft wood.
humid for the past lire years with entire satisfaction to hundreds of
, be new "Gurney oleanabls. har‘dwood,which la a Refrigerator
» ‘ .. Iln principles, and is the only Refrigerator made today that can he
‘ Monty re and clean for all time. as it is tarnished witha removable
. . . inn coin rtment, that can he lifted out and cleaned at will. We
‘ ill! to explain it“ the superior points of this upon-date
A ABL 9.” so We sex you To axaursr. this Refrigerator More purchasing
9‘» old style ones which invariably become fool in a short time.
,, 0hr satire line of samples, com rising 15 styles, are now on exhibition and we
Within: orders» on our usual ineta lrnent plan. ,
Or your Refrigerator now, and we will accept pay ment for same in amounts
”his to purchaser and hold same until June 15th. when it must be paid for and
. , whieh will give you about three months time.
is otter holds good until April 1st. ‘-
.
I 3 Gazette Building.
, Will continue their
GREAT REDUCTION
'Sale of High Class Footwear for two weeks longer to make room for their spring
Every shoe in this sale is as represented or your money refunded.
Here are a few of the good things:
80 pairs Ladiee’ Patent Leather Slippers, worth &. st :1 25.
fl pair's Ladles‘ Kid Opera Slippers, worth $1 50, at 75c.
7
L160 pairs Lsdies‘ Patent Tips. Opera and Common Sense Shoes. worth $2. at $1.50.
70 be Ladies' Kid Common Sense Goody ear Welt Shoes, plain toe, worth $3 at $2.
to see this shoe.
In our men‘s de srtment we are selling our 83 Cork Sole Shoes at $2
wOur $2 Cork an Double Sole and Waterproof Grain Leather Shoes at $1.50
.a . .
p f few of those celebrated 81 50 Cork Sole Shoes at 81 25. Not all sizes left.
80 paiii Hanan & Sons' to Call Shoes at 3:3 50 a pair.
The best Youib‘s 700 Shoe in town. Boys in same at 800.
W .
IT’S SAFE n unruul
Because you get the best at the lowest
price.
Because the grain is carefully screentd
from dirt and dust.
Because you get good honest weight and
value for your money.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
l5 MARSHALL STREET.
STRAW. GEAIN.
9
93"?
. 2:," “A7. BALT.
Billllllli DFFlllE. SDLIMIIB’ LlVEllY SIIBLE.
NO NEED TO no ABROAD 'ro REGAIN
YOUR HEALTH a'r MIN ERAL SPRINGS
SAVE THE TREMENDOUS EXPENSE BY
TAKING AT HOME,
KUTNOW’S
- IMPROVED EFIEIIIiSBEIIT -
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. The only pleasant tasting Carlsbad Powder in
wgmmm .ouuu. the Market.
A Perfectly Reliable and [affective Reuterly for Imligesfion, Consijmflr'on. Dyspep-
sia, Gout, Diabetes, Kidney and Liver lkrnnymrents.
whens genuine without our Trademark and
the-stills signature of
S. KUTNOW 8o 00.
Beware of lnrltatlous.
"IIIII'IIIIII'S iIITl-ASIIIMilIIl
POWDER lIIII Illiiillill'is.”
A Sure Cure for Grip, Asthma, Chronic Colon-h, Bron
chills. Him Fever and Severe Colds.
KUTNOW BROSM
be AND hi LAFAYETTE PhADl. NEW YORK 01’”.
Bole agents for the U. st. A. Bold)» all droughts.
‘llfl. ‘llil
[I‘D IT! .
: iIWII'S $3.00 Slllll.
and you will see not only a
fleet and Perfect Flttlnz'Shoe.
I lint one in which the
Ian Interim is Ussdtombinins Durability and SM;
I mttmwsaoosumlmssosinnsmt
/ ,, avsnv PAIR woman-ran.
__m[liaadsnrnlnstbsrnhstorspnrehssinusnyothershos. ad
. summons "
HAWAIIAN aerosols re s m...
It Is laid That the lbw-liars ”Islam and
tinker-tau of Blasts "an Had lama}
Diplomatic Tim. and first Thursto- Has
Been liarred From the lists ”emu.
Wasntnoros, Marsh 20.--lt was report-
ed here that Srmretnry Greshmu had tier
mended the mooll of Lorin A. Thurston,
the Hawaiian minister to Washington. on
the ground that he won [wrsunn nun zrntn.
When Secretory Greshnm's nttcntion was
called to this statement, be positively ro-
fusod to any one word in continuation or
denlnl. and other officials of tho stato'do-
pertinent nllogo ignorance of the mnttor.
It is known. however, that there has
been much friction between the minister
and the stotu dopnrtmnnt in the trnnsno-
tlou of business doting book to Mr. Thurs-
ton's appointment as minister. Probably
because he was sworn of the suite of tool-
Ml N lS'l‘l-ill Tll UIISTON.
lug toward himself the minister has ni-
wnys been sinuulnrly minrdoil null dis-
creet in his public int omnm-s, us for no can
now be recalled, so on not to subject him-
self to censure.
Every effort has boon uinde officially to
disguise the TuliI slnto of ltilllll‘ri. Tho
Huwnilnn minister's name has been scru-
pulously included in oil stnte functions in
which the diplonmllc corps plays n port,
and on at least one «tension he has been
tendered the honor of a special dinner by
Smrntury firmlmm, but. it. Is lrunwn that
them have been stormy interviews bo—
ttvoen thorn. Minister Thurston was soon
and positively docllnod to discuss the m-
port. llo Wm lit the Intuition office hull
was busy pmpnrlng n budget of official
mail in Hawaii. llu sold the report. was
of suvirn rrlrornvtvr tlmt he would tunin-
tnlu absolute ulltmr‘i'. He did not. wont.
this taken us on intimation of nlllrmntlon
ortlorrlnl. “t‘ wns nslnul spoolilonlly If
ho hull boon l‘f‘f‘iiIIl‘iI nnd rim-lined to un-
swer. "owns trim spcrlflr-nllynslml as
to the closing of the state department
against him. and he mode the more
spouse.
Ila 'l‘llkrd Too Freely.
it Is nmllud now that Mr. Thurston
has not bmn sown lit tho dopnrtnront of
stain in person r: wrntly, Although Mr.
Ilastlngs, tln- ii'l‘fi'fflf‘)’ of his Irmrllon and
the (-burga «I'ullnlros «luring lIlvnlisvrrmoi
the minister. has Im‘n n fro-(urn! visitor.
though not. on diplomatic ormnds so for
Mt am im nscvrlnlm-«l.
’l‘Iw olmrgo armritrsl the minister is that
Ito lrns lrwli altogether tun free in publicly
vrltlr-isirru the policy nf tluv ifluvvlnml ml-
lliIflinli‘ftfltrlt tutvnrd lluwnil out! of fur-
nishing pn'umtnn-ly for pullllvntlnu in.
forrrmtiun trmtlng Ilnwnlmu nilnlrs slum
tlnv fullum of tho ulu-umt tn restore Lill-
uukulunl and during thr- friul of the ox.
queen and her lurmmpllr-vs in lln- t'onsplrv
any in irurugurtrtc u i'r'vultilinu
Secretory tires-hour‘s le-rtur ill-nuinding
Minister ’l'htrrston‘s f‘r‘i‘liII wusn lengthy
nun uml guvo full spot-illustrious of the
charges rrgulnsf. him. lm'lmlluir nowsrvipor
publications sold to bum been inspire-d by
him uml topics from ulllr-lnl rlovurnrnis of
tho slum iltfplif‘iflli'lll. showing lImt the
minister hurl mikml tm frwly nlmut mute
tors which the sm'rt'trtry thought were still
to ho I'I'illhl’ill'll mt suite (Iopurlmi-ut sec-mix.
At any rule. the llmvrtlinn umvsmpors
up to Mun-vii h which I'i'tli'Ill’fI Wit-dung-
tnn nuiko no mention of tho ruptured rup-
ture in any situpo. and while it is true
thut tho llntvnliuir govormunut may have
observed swrmsy M to tho receipt of nut-Ii
a disagreeable piece of news. still it would
have beyond doubt felt bound to mnlru
publlo on event of such importance us the
rumll of its prlnolpnl minister.
Every effort made to nth‘lll'tt it confirmed
tlonof tho story foiled. Momlx'rsof the
cabinet, tilplonmtlsts not! public men who
should be In it [smith-ti to know if notion
of such lrnporinnw had been inks!) Hither
dlsnvmvml itII knowledge nprm the itilliji-t‘t
or declined to discuss it til till.
Arr-asset! rs Fortune l‘m- t'orsslrss.
Minutes, Muss. March 2o.-—Xutlrnrriel
W. (iorrlll. onuof the two riotml (”lover
lilil hermit». wns buried here in Wolmit
iirovc cemetery. Nutlmulcl diml lust tint-
tmlny. sued 7f. yours. while his brother
Mark died on Jun. iii) lost In his sow-my-
ninth year. For yours the northern have
been coirspiruous in hummus and risin-
lty. where they pinldli'd vegetables. For
the trust iii) yours they hunt all their error-
glns to tunneling n fortune, living lusmld.
dllnplrlntsd old house and on the pininest
kind of food. They uncumulntod nearly
0260.000. which will be divided nitrous
ii cousins. us no will can he found.
Tho Ram City flank roll-rs.
Kansas Gm. Marsh err—M the Nat
tlonal flank of Kansns City at force of
clerks was at work getting ammnts in
than to wind up the hanit‘s Mill”. A
resolver will be appointed as soon as the
unfinished daily business of the book that
was in progress lit the time of the failure
has barn disposed of, which will be in a
few days.
It" Your. March tin-Jeni Rabin,
to years old. so errand boy for Henry Va.-
nsrt a butcher at lii‘ldArnsisrdarn m
attempted suicide at his borne on meat
of disappointment over a love affair. He
shot himself. but may recover.
M a liaisons! lines“ In.
stunner-s. his. limb lbw—its the stats
“mum
“widow
I ”WWW
,g . .,
‘ We... stumps-imbibe. has
ended. folio: the defense will call ill
witnesses. and it Is probable that the case
will go to the jury some than on Friday.
The prosecution's case clonal with two
rather hot shots lnihe evidence of two
handwriting ermine, who both swore to
their belief that it was Clemson Robin
”13'! hand that penned the letter to The
Evening News just utter the murder of
[3th attributing the crime to a wronged
woman, who sought vengeance on her be-
truer.
It is olulrnod by the prosecution thnt the
letter was written by Clnrenoo Robinson
for the purpose of throwing the police of!
the proper scent. Miss Jeanette Wiclrenv
den, advertising clerk of The News. testi-
fied to buying received the letter, and then
Charles N. Voroe of Cleveland. is hund—
wrltlng oxpin‘t. was culled, l’hotogmphs
of The News' letter bod previously been
made in sovorul enlargnrnunts. nnd they
were offered in evidence. These. together
with the letter itself and sovurnl cum-tiled
checks rind pnwu ticket ri-lunscs. pledges
and other papers belonging to (:lurcnou
Robinson rind known to lurvo Inu'n sign-
ed by hlm, were sulmrlttml to Mr. Vorco.
When qucatlouml us to his opinion of the
lottor. the witness said:
“The opening portion is disguised. The
middle portion is ucnmrthc rurturnl huml.
writing. rind lwglrmlng‘yours’ for the sig.
nuturo there is on attempt to go buck to
simulation nunln. ”
"Did you form an opinion as to whether
The News’ lottvr wus written by the strum
bnutl whlch wrote the other papers?" risk—
etl Mr. Qnrwltcnbush.
“I did.”
"u... it?!
In reply Mr. 'i'orvo sold The News' Ict~
tor won in the some handwriting on that
used by CIiil’i'lli'U Robinson in his tho-ut-
f'lcitl (-nulrnots. The letter written by (llur-
euro. Robinson to his with while In: What in
lull ht Cleveland wus likewise in the some
bnudwrltlug its that. in The News' letter.
Mr. Vol-cu was positive in his stadium-tits.
Robert I). Young, u pnyiug teller ut the
Erie County bunk, \vns‘tlu'u cullcd. llo
gnvc it its his Opinion tlutt ’l‘ltu Newe' let—
tc-r [Hill the other writings known to ho
Robinson's were in the some lutntl. This
ended the Ullfli) for the prosecution, null
court ruljuurnml. It. lsprubnbli- that the
base will go to the jury Friday night.
ALBANY NOTES.
5mm Interesting Legislation by New York
lust-malts”.
Al.BA.\‘l’. Mrsrch :30.~'l‘he bipartisan Al-
bany police bill. protested ugnlnst by the
reform mayor. has passed the assembly—-
yous. 70; uny's. ll.
Tho scuttle. lliii‘l’ lb, lmurs‘ (Mimi) on
the Golf bill, did not progress it, but laid
it rtsldc for future (llwussiort.
Among the rrssvrrrlrly bills pnssod were
Mr. Sr'himplltu'rt, fixing the solnryol su‘
pervlsorn of Erin county at 850'); Mr.
Gent‘s. authorizing leufff'flfislflgimln-
mlssionors in lluflnlo iursptkrrlluu the cost
of plans for orus~lugs on l'llIIf’tllth rumpu-
nlos falling in illostn-lr plans; Mr. Au~
dott's. providing for tho lit-tier srrnlmry
condition of Imkorios otril (-nrrfwlluuvrlcal
und limiting the hours of labor of (employ-
ers to an overture of tort hours portlny;
Mr. Vm'humn's. prohibiting the soles of
Willi‘ri, liquors. Inn-rs. (alum-u Ul‘f‘IlIltf‘i by
thus-richer countries-turnout of uuymuuty,
city, town ul' village in sulmn. hull-l ul"
drug store, ktwpurs; Senator Killmrn's,
milking n wife .1 dim-t ili’Il‘fII ln-r bus
imml's prnpt-rty; .‘lr. lwrst's. unrmul in
nul mulrm'rmnm lull; .‘llr. llmvv‘s. provid
ing l'ui' lilo (‘uliel’riii‘iltrn (rl lirrprmif vii!-
vntnr slutfh‘ in Imivls‘ mid bulging Imuws;
Mr. "Herod's. rruulutlng flu-obtaining of
eminent of properlyutvrn'rsin f‘llli's‘. towns
ltllli villugm fur the building of street our
law mllrmiila,
BIG COAL COMBINE.
The Employ-rant Twenty Timmtsml “inure
In line Urmsniustlon.
Cm rum s. U . March iii—41ml papers
'rmxwliilntltrn ihovutin' uvil lulunmtsol’
all lln- illilu uprmturs and Hill] carrying
mails \vorn ilnnlly mmplolml and signed
born, tin-rob) nvmrnpll-lrlng what will
[irtiVi' unl‘ Hf lIli' urrufmf Illl'llll‘.‘ limiting
lim‘rml llw l‘l'llll‘ll ut prmprnly tu Ilu- bl.
tilllllllirlls (Hill ltitormts of Uhln. 'l'liis
tut-nus porlm't harm-my ('UVI'riIIK tln- ltitllln
of ll,iluu.mw ul‘ :‘llllilliiiii ions of (Mill ship~
pod nvcr ri‘\'l'l| dull-rent rnllrnmls. i'illll-
prising n tuinl fllII-‘Aigv of 13.2.30 miles and
luvludiuu every npvmtor tn Ibo number
of lint, the latter interests employ-int: n
fun-n wf minors to the number of 230,000
Illi'll.
'l'lw competition has previously boon so
prmmulu'ml nnil flotrrnmlizlnu thnt the
[mun consumers, lmth mllroatls rind lnruu
rrmnufm-turnra. ossistml in tho nbovoro-
units by giving the pruprmltlnu their moral
support. out! till interests agree that ends
but» been attained that will prove of hen.
ollt directly ltll'l ludirt-otly to tho entire
oonunorrlnl intern-win of tin~ country.
Harrisburg News.
llsrtimnvuu. Mun-h 2i).--'l'hu bill tom;-
tlibllnhpublicemployment. bun one in vit-
linl under the dlrm-tlnu of the chief of the
hnromi uf ilulusirlnl silillstit-s Willi «it‘ll-nt-
oil In the lumen. The union into lwl'vll the
bill in oxhuid the provisions of ilroinr»
elmnlrs' lion low to sorvnut‘nlrls. iiov»
orunr floating-i wont to the scouts the
nntuesof WIImllC. Knmof lust linvon mi
supreme court r‘otml'it'r. Thumbs J. Edge
of "urn-burrs M urn-rotary of agriculture
and Colon-d rims ll. ltipplo of P‘t‘milmll
no mmnilsmry general of the notional
guard. The nominations were continued.
hiring i‘ennoilmvii from Philadelphia.
Cincisnrt. March sit.~'l'hirtru~n mom-
brrs of tho l’hilntlelpbln l'lltllllfufll’l‘llb
sporting municipal ut‘l‘nirs here. They
have been touring the south nod rumrt no
mlshnps with their unlucky number be.
your! being rho-«5d by n H foot swordfish
whilo on Senator Quoy's nnphtbn launch
at Ht. Lucie.
Had a will Del-solitair-
In Your. Marsh llii.~—~erilo dining
It llslrnonlm‘s. lioliert do nostalgic“, a
guest at tho noun Waldorf. was taken
with it fit. lie was mowed to the New
York hospital in an ambulance.
Its first: to hound Item.
Totem. Maren 20.nAnnountwmsrlt is
made hers that Jam M. Ashley. In. is
' sa avowed sandidatafor the United sum
mountain to manual Calvin I. ”use,
whose tar- sspim our year.
m -m... ”M. WW.
liner sum, g
mesh-Allyson
Herself in a Boston Hotel.
rams a broom ms A newer.
when the noun:- Told Her sh. Would
Survive the Easels of the chloroform,
She shot Herself Through the Heart.
lappoasd to Be a Miss Norton.
Boards, March 20.--A woman 80 years
old, who registered at the Adonis House
on Saturday lost as Miss Grace M. C.
Norton of llolyoltn, but sold to have come
from New York, committed suicide while
in bed In her room. She lutd written the
Word Kismet in a legible bond on n piece
of mirror which she had placed lxatwtion
the trains and mirror of the dressing nose
in the room where she ended her life.
Sim made two attempts to klllhcrmlf.
in the first attempt she used chloroform.
In the second she used nrovolvcr suc‘
oessfully. Among her ctfccts was a plain
cord lrmorllml with nlllrturlils. The wom-
an secured to be u stronger in Boston. So
for as can be learned, she had no callers
at the hotel. On Sunday she was away
from the hold n short time, but where she
went no one know.
On Monday morning she did not leave
her room. In the afternoon silo culled at
the clerk's (leek, risked how much her bill
won and paid it. She indicated that she
was going to leave the hotel,
That evening the clerk, thin):an that
she had guns. usslgnml whither guest to
tho} room she (xxulplcd, and Wm» grontly
surprised when the Ilclllmy returned and
informed him that Miss Norton had not
left. ldtltll‘ he inquired if she u'ns going
to litm'v that night, and she told him
that she guessed she would rolmlin anv
other night.
Fir-at Took Chloroform.
Tuosdny morning at ll o'clock. when
the abutnlloruinltl kliili'kf'd on the door of
her room. elm rut-clvwl no response. The
lunld concluded that Miss Norton had not.
nrisun nnd Wont uwuy. OIu-c nbont noon-
tiruo silo kllOi'kl'liI at the door nunlu; but,
as below, no response was mndc.
About 2 p. in. she fitted the key in the
lock. thinking the ucvumut luid left. and
entered the room. Miss Norton was in
bod. 'l‘hc timid noticed that Miss Norton
Wits to oil upwutroncvs under the influence
of u drug She hurried to the bed. Miss
Norton held in bur hand it paper cone.
Inside was it sruull sponge saturated With
chloroform, and on the bud lay a four
ounco bottle half full of the liquid.
The mold snatched the mm) from Miss
Norton‘s hands. The latter protested
nud endeavored to prevent the maid ink-
ing the bottle away. The clerk was sum-
moned. and he toll-phoned to tho limer-
gcut-y huspltul for it physiclnn.
Dr. Judd tlDSWill'Oil the null and hurried
to the hotel. it was then umriy 3 o'clock.
As he wont to lIlt' morn those outside fol-
lowed out of curiosity and gnthonul mound
Misti Nurtun'glu'd. *
The opening of tilt-dour but! urousod hor
from it slight stupor, and when she saw
tbevrntvd itullllltg into the mum she ex.
clullnud:
"Don't lot thorn in lit-r0."
As silo spoke slindruw tho lwdoovcrs
over her hood. The physlciun motioned
nll. own the mold, to lenvo. ’l‘hon Miss
Norton HllIiI: ‘
"Shut the door.
tell you."
'l'lru \\'l>lll:ill'ri In it build lay on the
spread. Slu- hold out this hand m that tho
rim-fur might l‘l'i'l ni' lli'r' liillhr‘. IIv lIIiI 2m,
and finding it hourly lun‘uurl/dlul lhnt elm
was not in damn-r SilliII
"You lhl'l' all right." Ho wuultl bow
loft iluv room then ll" Miss Nortnn bml not
oun- lunrl~ rvtmrrka-il (but ~Iu~ hull smut»
thing to tell bun. IIt‘ \vullml it lumnout,
but ~Iw dul not spunk. ’l‘lu-n he asked:
" \l‘lmt L». it you wish in HQ?”
For n tmmu-nt sIu‘. did not spunkuhut
set-lug: Ilia Illllnilli'lll. look risked:
”\\ lII ('Iilurulnr'lll hilI':H
“\Vlzy. rm. You rm- till rirzht. "
“Are you mirror" sln- nslwtl.
" \M. l'IrIr~t‘iI. You will be all right
in a short limo, "
film! "one" in "ml.
The iIiM‘lHl‘ thou tiskitti her if that Wild
till him Iuitl in any. and revolving it reply
tIuit it “nu Irv «oppori toward the door to
Hill the mold. As in: illli‘llffli the door
tltnro “iii a snmtlrercri ri'pm'l. .~\ sigh rev
vupotl iii!‘ In» of tho young womuu.
'l'lu' pliysli-iun and ileum outside the
their Irnsh'uo-il In the “WI. 'l‘lioy dim‘uvvrml
that slut iuul bud n revolver vurh-i‘itlcd Im-
nmttlt tho ili'iin‘lll’l'lill and hurl [flaunt it ill-
m-tly over lu-r heart. pulled the trigger
Illlti killed horsolf.
The police wont to Work rtlrmmt nt
once, but how been tumble to loom who
the wmnnn won or why she ttmk her own
lilo. The police of llulyukr- endeavored
to find friends or ri-lntivm in thnt city. but
nonumuld he found. All luvlwtlmitions
in illusion of midnight lmd rovmlnl nulli-
lnu. 'l'lu- limtrt-s on the mini it‘vlllml to
indivnlo llmt who played policy. The Will"-
nu was of nwdlunr height. of n ldumle
typo, rind who Weighed nimut it'd pounds.
M
I've got something to
Killed "In Mayfatlrr'r.
"MCIISiiiltlf. Mnroh til.~l’lrrisllnn Prim
omlurfvr, ngml -i.‘» yours. n driver of (it)
llmvr strum. wits shot iIl’ftiI by his slop-
non, .iowplr lira-es. ltfll‘li 1? yours. The
turn: mm Ivvnl in: his wife «ml the mother
of the buy “bolt the lrul shot him. ’l'lm
boy wont to the pollen Motion nndlii-
formctl tho otlirwrs tin-re of the riflnlr.
Fourth ('lsss Postman-tors.
Wssutvu'rox. March :11» -’i‘lmfulluwln¢
fourth ohm tumtmnstors Wt'l't‘. nppoilttmi:
New \‘urlrwlllghvlcw, .‘lntiliow Doyl-
srm. Jr.
l'ivnnuylvnnlowlloubervllle. i). K. Phil.
liter; lie nulls, I“. A. 'l'lmyrr; iiionmnrn.
Burton l‘ormuun; interim, Martin Falls
ley', lllnuvrlrlt. M. ii. liolnmr.
Lumber Robeson" Animus.
New lsmms. t‘onn.. March title—The
schooner lilnry A. Iinll. Captain Vermin
of New York. from l‘onsnmln for New
listen, with yellow pine lumber. wont
aunts-ii off ilrinnt Point. it. it. iliruimh
having mlsstnyml in a heavy blow. libs ls
highest!» beach.
movement (Ileana is M.
Pnrnsurtrms. Mitt'cit so..~'rns tier»
manta theater. this city. has been mam.
dosed as n result. it is sironont. of
mental tumble and the enrolment of the
leading man and woman of the omnpany.
Bass llrlnrlcb Hebelfslry and flartha
W
nastiness. Mei-sir iiiw'fln was it.
0. liislts. which left Heirloom on new
with tutu other Mrs-Ito! him-
my starlet” stalls. are! as
m osmium? e... '
”assistant-lawns-
Hints It
MMI mm ’
t It's vans. u
Assowrstv PURE '
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Successors to George 1!. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and General Plat-oral
Directors.
to and 48 llaln street, Norse-1k.“ ‘9
Residence. 8 Bottom ”*0.
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Telephone. 77-4. 9
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BRACE UPI DON'T LOSE GOURAGEI
Your diseasels not incurable because your
physician has given you up. and you have not
received any benefit from the medicine you
huvotrird. is not any reason you cannot be”
cured. We pan positively care all kinds 01
Fits, Epileptic. Couvnlslon or tépasrnotlc. WI
GUABAP-TFE A POHI‘I'IVE AND PERMA-
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cured thousands. runny cases of long standing,
and given up by doctors as incurable. in our
Allen's Fit Cure" you will find a medicine
that has never failed toeffect a speedy cure.
We back our guarantm with an offer of Slilll
to any person we cannot cure Highest bank
references furnished on appllontl. .n.
1 qt. bottle. arm. 2 qt.. $5.00.
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LADIES
Suffering from Retarded. Suppressed or Pain-
ful Menstruation and all i! reeulsrltles of like
nature. will find our Fulani: POL! s an in-
fallible cure. They are entirely safe and can
alwaysberelled upon for speedy relief. We
have at to bent of a case where they have
fall to produce the desired result. A box
should be kept on hand at all times to provide
for emergencies. Correspondence confidential.
By mail. with full direction-s. securely seal-
ed. 52.1!) per box.
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