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MAUDE GRANGER.
- Emotional Actress's Engagement
for Next Week.


inherited" the powerful play in which
olsungHished emotional actress, Maude
sesef, has met with such success, was GER
1av leaered into the dramatic world for q
sNsay purpose. Its initial production in Paris
inner was for the benefit OF the Johns
g sufferers. The event was a particularly
~ one among the English and American
s'lses N Paris. and the sheater was flied with
-. sl'e OF the city. Miss Granger will present
- po.erful play at Turner hall next Wednes-
~ thursday. supported by precisely the
- seonpany tina, has appeared with her in
- sss'efn produs tons of the play. There
,-- q. 3 10 advance in prices during her engage
49, sas Notwithstanding all tslk TO the contrary.
~ - rye has had definite understanding
A's Granger's manager regarding this
- q friday "The Cieole" viii be presented
= saturday Camille"
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4 RECOUNT OF ST. PAUL,

&>lmanatIon Discioses Duplication Of
-Four Thousand Names.
"a Hseros CITY. Aug s-secretsry Noble
approved he recommendation of Supsrin-
lent Porter. submitted today. that the or gi-
5 afdsf directing a recount of the population
0e entire city of 81. Paul be put in execu-
Examination OF the schedu es discloses,
ong other Irregularities. the fact that at least
applications OF names were made.
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Porsl.nd.s censu. All Right.

from Special Agent Kruse's Report.
Z know OF 40 +. asoa for ordering recount In
sland- II there are any facts or eircum-
~ 70 warrant recount. they were no. dis
- 81 the inves tigation made by me. =
&c many additional names submitted, not
e1ceed go were added IN the competed dis
81 although their examination was le open
ebout four v, eks. am at Q loss to under
md spon what grounds the application for
NDeun3 il made
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY
INVESTMENT CO.

Lots in the LAKE eHoRB addition q
KIRKLAND snd only 1000 let from tho
bUslNBSe CENTBK at $50 ana ~
words s. q 4
This addition Is . small one. right IN Kxxklan1
proper, and cleared and level with water front
only 1000 feet from the business centor 81 the
time only, o. prices within reach az al, ana o.
very easy terms. This is very choice properly,
and can be bought for the same prizes that peoD-
erty one mile further OF Is selling for Tho
Kirkland company il now fairly under Wav
with some OF it, improvements, and whom thu
public fully appreciates the magnitude 81 ~
benefits Of the great rise in values snfe 90 foI-
low. The machinery has already been ordered.
and In the near future the larRolt menufaetur.
ing plant of any kind In the NorthWess VIII
pushed to Kirkland, aud every assurances 3
given Of
Great rise In values. based upon iufxtnete
merit. Remember that the Lake Shore Add1-
ton ia now on the market
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BNSUS FRAUDS OUT.
"a Honest Enumeration in Ia
coma Tells Facts.
J OFFERS TO PROVE PADDING.
8 1reex Letter From Enumerator weeds
ALLEGED water Craft Popuis-
ton Won't Count.

IL sus1&rnfpous letter of dozen pages, written
n.ruerutor H. Milan Woods, Of Tacoma,
,-sef Il. ia supervisor Porter, has been re-
S6 Is supersis y Of Census JenkiuA Of
1slern. Tor information. II ID appropriately
S 1Slsd = tale Of woe by Sur efyisor Porter.
sSS s. 4 6re contained some racy paragraphs.
'< - thai the umerators who made the
81 81 Tscoms district No. 81. padded il -
ext Mt Of 400 Inquiry 1t the
go of6ce here discIoses the fact
r. rs nmerstor We eds sands sirst In the list
s - az Gle zeal ability and accuracy 10 a.
tf6tor. but his cons ructi n of the law
- MON has du les. was erroneous. aud he
Gehed insu nordlnation in refusing 10 allow
+ 11Is1 Aren't Case TO examine his work until
iuszructi0ns from Porter commanded
351s = 1850 Too conscientious for an enum-
z;s1u5 Is a ambitious city, Woods epdeavored
Z EI1iew the strict letter of the instructions
q hin, refusing TO recognize the authority
- Sexuue. not even the Tacoma Chamber Of
ISoeoe. 20 revise his work. He performed
~ irtios q he understood the law. but great
e vent up from the Tacoma press and Cham
B = Conmerce for ars count In Woods dis
sSs& The recount was authorised and raised
X nunber found By Woods, who feels
@11sysl ct the criticisms heaped
him. He appeals to Porter
- name Of Justice, and asks IN opportunity
s1eer1h the frauds in the Tacoma recount
vjadicate himself. He refers Porter 70 sew
- mnntofs and congressman for information
- 1, IL ability and character. Woods's COM
~, count showed district 81 to have popula-
- q Isis on June l. and the recount by two
80 parties raised the figure 10 2.S09. Here 10
- dosing paragraph Of Wo DIS letter:
= hero declare my ability and insist upon
mi 70 prove the non-residence OF every
- vhoee name does not appear upon my
*751SS md In justice you should AFFORD me m
Glsunity to prove what I claim. II you
- f1rnish me with the go names
~ 70 not appear on my schedules.
4 I'm pledge myself to furnieh sworn affidavits
uoye that these parties should not have
N Included In the enumeration OF the dis
q and am willing to leave whss funds msy
\ = ~ me from your bureau In your hands.
n6)ecf 10 my ability to prove what claim.
I0Gu ven respectfully. n. MILAN WOODS"
xsntlemsn who came from Tacoma yester-
: olter stay Of several days. and who has
- son thefuside" IN the management Of the
gw, said TO PosT- repor er:
90 81 the districts counted nearly 500
- were added to the list under the head
- peroas employed on water craft These
6na II such really existed. should have
- hen assigned to the particular craft to
- they belonged. but the names Of the
5 1l1 are not given in the lists. This method
J6dding allows of no detection, because the
3 Q0te swetef craft covers multitude of sins
11neW Of sew raj other instances OF padding In
12A and Whatcom county.
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aE cuERRILLAs OF KENTUCKY.
<iaeky Judge Determined to Try .
Murderer.

E murderer.
ss.seelSkArf, Aug. S@--The first session OF court
y ever two years in Hazard. p, Try county.
spened last Saturday. The famous ven.
- snd Ferry county war cases are being tried
n me sc ne Is strange one. Hundreds
ssek*oocsmen and moun,aineers ere
- eea INTO the little village. aud state troops
m ssssn osyouess are in circle about Jadge
Ana The jury. while heavy detsehments
flng sharp lookout among those who
esbsoed int II gard 10 stem to the trial
Z afdefer OF kvs rsole The judge - CON-
% hold Court in q tent. the courthouse
oxen bafued by 4 masked mob some
sso The judges life has also be- IA
nto In his instructions to the grand
We judge said:
urn 10 the page IN the statutes OF
sAy which defines the word murder asd
upon that subject II seems that the
~ rerry county do not know that there
~ word Why. gentlemen. this county is
nsy years old, and bat one man in all
.ne nas been convicted of murder, and he
assnced for q short term in the peniten-
nough 900 men have been murdered in
have called this extra term OF
ave you one more opportunity 70 show
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

>-~>
CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
~ office of the Lake wash pgt0n IL Line
Company, up to Auguss 1S, for TIE Tearing of
the foil wing dcscrib bed lands. towit: Tue east
half OF the sast half of section 4, township rs.
range easL aijlining K rkland. Good and
sufhclrnt bonds will be required for the faith
fu performance of the contract and the names
OF the hondsm-n must accompany the bid. For
particulars apply to the und r..gned;
Manager L. W. B. L. Co., Fremont building.
dds WANTED THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
ID receive sealed bids up to August l5 to level
and plat a cemetery OF two and one-haif acres
located north Of this city adjoining the Free
Methodists' and Odd Fellows cemeteries and
belonging TO congregation Ohaveth shoum.
the right to accept any or rel CT ali bids is re.
served Sol Blum. secretary, l16 Washington
street, Seattle, Wash.
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRO
IN posals will be received by the board Of
tru stees Of the Washington State Reform school,
at their ONCE at Chehsiis. Wash, for the con-
etructiOn and completion of two threx story
anne dwelling houses, one story frame
tcnooi-hou%., one one-stOfy frame boarding
house. with brick basement. To be constructed
- cording TO plans and specifications on file at
the Office Of the board of trustees; also at the
ofhcs Of 7. G. Bird, Holy ke build ng. Front and
Spring streets, 81 attic, Wash. Said contracts TO
be let 20 the lowest and b. st hidder. Biss must
be acco mpanied BY Ger flied check equal to 10
per cent of the amount Of the bid. BIDS viii
be received until O'Clock. August 80. 1880
BY order Of the Board.
CnnnrTT. cacpn<o~~
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Esersxrns AND covrRAcrons

CAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE coMPANl-Ks-
y gineers and contractors for bridges Of every
description; wharf building, pile driving. drsds.
Ing ana sseAm shovel excavsiing; plans and
Specifications fErniRhed on Replication; coxrs.
spondencs collected. osaes fcos of Jsokso1
o<reef, seattle. Wash.
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SPECIAL NOTICE


NOTICE TO cREDITORS-IN THE sUPE-
IN or ourt of King county, state Of Washing
ton. y. s. Hansen vs. Her Creditors. No. 7.20i
Notice is herpJy given 10 ali the creditors Of
the above named ins0lvenf petitioner that the
ass gnee the es ate Ut said insolv u has de-
clars q y dividend aud fled = staten Mt
In court ss required BY section 2,o2s OF the code
OF washington aud all SAID creditors ere here
by notified 70 show Cause before the Hon. /. J.
L;chten berg, one OF the judges OF said court.
within fifteen days next following the puhlica-
ton Of this notice, why TIE statement should
not be acceEtsd AID the d stribHt on made
agreesbly 70 its contents Wi mss my hand
and tne seal Of said court this 9Th day Of
SEAL NJ. NJ HOLMES, Clerk
FIRST publication July 10. 1880.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF BALLARD
IN Manufacturing Company-Ail Gre ilofs of
SAD mpany are requ rsd TO pre- ent their
claims forthwith. II. A. RAISER. Assignee.
Room AZ. Scneuerman block.
Seattle. wash. August7, 1890
NoTIcE OF RECEIVERS SALE THE
IN superior court of King county Washing
ton. Louis MNwson. plaintiff, w. D. n. Holden,
Defendant Notice Is hereby given that in pur-
suance OF an order OF the above entitled court
made and en- cred in the above entitled cause
on 9th day of July. 1880. the undersigned re-
c c o. me partnership propsrly in contro,
therein, VIII on Monday. August 11tn, $780,
c. mmenclng ct 10 O'Clock NJ. OF aid day,
sen e pnnlc auction all OF laid property. to
the Ter inc" saloon, situated on the north
east corner of University street and Railroad
avenue in the city of Seattle, WASH sale 10
take piece on the premises Witness my hand
this 3ist day of July. 1890
WM. ANDERSON. Receiver
NOTICE OF AUCTION sALE-PURLIc NO
1N lice ID hereby given that /, j. H Me-
Graw, assignee IN rtain case now pend
ing in the superior court of King county,
washington, entitled Ernest BOllack vs.
his creditors, in pursuance of an order IN
this tehalf heretofore duly mane by said cosrt,
VIII sell and cause to sold at public auction,
for cash. at No 907 Front street. in the city OF
Seattle, in tald conn y. on Wednesday, the 10Th
day of August. 1890, at 10 O'Clock q. M. aud Le-
tween tina hcur and IL O'clock nooa of that
day. and berw cen the hours of O'Clock p m
and 5o'ci. OK p. ID. of that day, md contnu-
ing every day tn reafter at like hours exclud-
L sun lays. until the sale is completed, all The
stock OF DDS, wares aud merchandise and
tools and fxiures, Of which am in POI session
az such assignee. torit: A general stock Of
clocks, wa ches aud jewelry aud store fxtur s,
and weler's outfit of too 8, aud also all the
unpaid book accounts. bills and chnses in &C
ton now In my possession as such assignee.
Dated ct Seattle. King county, Wash, this
18th day OF July, 1891
J. 81. McGRAw, Assignee.
Preston, Carr & Preston, Attorneys for AS
sienee.
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Now tbs sEArTLE . NOR1HumM
RAILROAD 10 now running trains beeWeu
Anscortes and BEDRO.
The GREAT h0ETHEHN RAILROAD
is in actual operation from Iairhaysn % Ge4fn
The SEATTLE LAKE 0HOKU = MAST.
ERN is building passenger depote aud height
houses at eedro, and laying track nom eo4Eo
north. - Il 81 Z 81
Is building mp the famous HknGte valley l101
sEDRO, and IL looks very much - Mouu1
they were going 10 make the DI0HQ 4
SPOKANE FALLS line their main 4t4o -
the coast Look on AM. map ana - VII -
tice that the present end Of the 0rl4& Nqx41e
ern railroad in MONTANA and eK0xkuU
FALLS and sEDRO are on sboue theoouo
parallel of latitude. -. g
MENT co. has Just been formed, with pot4s
up capital of 100000. composed ct leeo1ux
Capitalists in Seattle and New York
Do you appreciate what al theee reiiko9nas
mills and the natural resources AROUND -
drc, backed by capita, can doI
Lots in the first plat Of u4UHO - H.
prices for short time
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NyOTIcE-JEssTE N. ELLIOTT, ARTISTRY
IN studio viii be cpeH for pupils septembe l.
Rooms s. ana IS Seattle Conservatory OF Art
HcIyokc block, second and Spring
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
IN for reducing capital stock. First Regiment
Armory Association. Notice In hereby given By
the undersigned trustees of said association TO
the stockholders thereof that q meeting of the
stockholders will be held at the Office of Struye
Haines & McMicken, Room Is, Newlin block ON
the north side OF Columbia street. between
Second street and Third street, in the city of
Seattle, King county. state Of Washington, ON
Saturday, the 18th day of August 1885, at the
hour of o'clock IN the afternoon. for the pur-
pose of reducing the capital stock of said COM
psny 10 the sum of seven thousand dollars, to
be divided Into seventy shares of the par value
Of one hundred dollars per share. All the
stockholders are requested To attend.
J. &. HAINES,
CHARLES H. KITTENGER,
J. A. HATFIELD
8. w. SCOTT,
JOSEPH GREEN,
II. G. STRUVE,
Z. NJ. CARR.
c. l. F. KELLOGG.
JOHN P. HoYT,
Dated June .. 1891 Trustees
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nak you yapt II NOV. do your duty. Render
1us verdict II IL h murder. say 20; don't az
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CLEARANCE eALE AT BAsYEs
0leennce sale Of canes, umbrellas. sratuarv
y. = slsss ware, novelties and all odds and enSs
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

WAsHINGTON SOLDIERS HOME-A
w meeting Of the board of trustees Of toe
Washington Soldier Home will be held at Ia
coma Monday. Angus: 25 at D. M. for the
purpose of selecting site and transacting such
other business as may properly come before the
board. Proposals Of donations Of land, under
section 6 of the Soldiers Home act, will then
be considered. Such propose should be fled
with the secretary, at Seattle, on or before said
date. By order of the trustees.
GEO. H. BoARDMAN. President
NJ NJ HOLMES, Secretary.
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Leltnead 4 cawley, druggists, give personal
ettension - their prescription department. g0s
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Cure your rheumatism for 81 q vita {. bortl
Of Aoore's Revealed Remedy.
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TE6 10 FIFTY HouRs s4vrn

SALE THIS WRKK.
eateens, al reduced Chester CIeary.
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nR G. p. BROWN. DENTAL OFFICE. HAS
II removed 70 corner Front and Coi1m6iSs
rooms and 8. opposite Toklas and sinrsrm q
THOMSON d WHTTE-CIVfL EX07VTTT1
Il have removed to rooms u and q. Coln5S
Marion. - a 5; -
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DOoTH HANFoRD ABSTRACT Co 0no
ID Rooms Sl5 aud a46. Seattle block,
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TINANmAL

W11A WILL BUY LOT, ALL CLEARED,
pllV overlooking Green lake; electric m tor
cars run 10 the p operty. For sale ~ William
II. Prtis, sgenT, rooms % and 80. Ha er block.
Money TO loan at per cent on business prop
cry.
WYE ARE NOW PREPARED TO LOAN
w money on real esta e. long CT short time;
reasonable rates. Lee & Bowden, COIN an block,
Front street
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II r. HAMMOND q co. @UccRaooan ~,
Lie Anderson Faegrej, comrHinnfm mSrs
chants and wholesale dealers IN hsN. 3r1In. f6Sd
and produces: storage solicited Com 51eQ{9f
dock. foot Madison street. seattle, Wank
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY
INVESTMENT CO.

Ofices in Company's Butidtn
corner second and Cherry streeA
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LIAR DRKSSING--LA BELLE coIRFUHH:
IL ladies and children's hair dteerfnr MI
manicure parlors; hair cut, dyed, sinFsd. 80.
pooed and dressed in the --latest H6lo0o6n
styles. Rooms and 4. Atkins block, 315 C61unEs
bia street, ~
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FRATERNITY LODGE. NO IS, l. o. o. F.,
II mes Is Monday evening. at O'Clock, in the
new hall, Frye building, third floor, corner
Front aud IL arion streets. soiourning brothers
and brothers OF sister lodges cord ally invited 70
stt. nd. A. L Wa tiers. N. g. C. Curtis. Sc.
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IL Edwin w. Craven, lawyers rooms 49, 318
s14 and BIS. Butler block. Seattle, Wash, corner
second AMI Jsmea
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-01-15
Sherif's Sale.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
~ Stevens, IS. District Court.
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue of an
Execution to me directed and delivered, and
now in my hands, issued out of the District
Court, 18th Judicial District, State OF Mime
sofa, In and for the County of Kandiyohi,
upon judgment duly rendered in said court
I In favor Of Hugh Thompson and Marcus
johnson, copartners doing business as
Thompson & Johnson, Plaintiffs, and against
Peter F.. Nordby, Defendant, which said
judgment was duly docketed in the office OF
the Clerk of the District Court in and for the
said County of Stevens en- December 9th, A.
d. 1889, have levied upon the following de-
scribed Real Estateof said defendant, in Stew
ems county, Minn,. to-wit: North West Quart
er (Nw14) OF Section Eight (s), Township One
Hundred Twenty-six (126). Range Forty
three t43); and that shall, on Thursday, the
18th day of February, A. ID. 1890, at the hour
of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, of said day, at the Front
Door of the Court House in said county aud
state, proceed to sell all the right, title and
interest of the above named Peter +. Nordby
in and TO the above described property, to
satisfy said Judgment and costs, amounting
to SIX Hundred and Six Dollars and 80 cents
(S6O6.33), together with all accruing costs OF
day OF December, 1889, at the rate OF Z per
cent. per aunum, at Public Auction, to the
highest bidder for cash.
GEORGE II. MUNRO,
Sheriff of Stevens County, Minnesota.
SAMUEL PORTER,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Willmar. MINI.
Dated, Norris. MIMI, December "a, 1889.
janlt7
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-01-15

The tax law of Minnesota has been
incorrectly quoted by the papers dur.
ing the past few days. The law Is as
follows: All taxes are due OH the
first Monday Of January of each year.
Personal property tax becomes de-
Iinquent March l, when a penalty OF
10 per cent. Is added. Personal
property taxes unpaid April l, are
collected by the sheriff. On June l,
penalty of ten per cent. is added to
all unpaid real estate tax, and said
tax will become delinquent OH the
first Monday of January next, when
an additional penalty of per cent is
added. About February one, charge
OF Is to 80 cents for each description
or lot is added to pay advertising aud
clerks fees. In February all unpaid
taxes are advertised and the first
Monday in May the annual tax Is be-
gun, after which time interest is
charged at the rate of II per cent. pei
anuum,
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Down South.
In the Sunny Land of Oranges and Pen.
nuts.

We have contracted with the
Southern News Bureau - tarnis!l us
weekly letter treating Of The agricul-
tural, manufacturing, mining aud in-
dustrial progress generally. Also,
the political, social and gc::cra! news
during the year. We shall publish
series Of letters treating OH what they
grow and how they grow, or crops
successfully grown in the South.
We recognize the fact that great
many in this section are interested III
the Southern States, either through
curiosity or Oh account of some
friends who have gone or are intend
Ing to make their homes down there.
The news we shall publish will be re-
liable. The Bureau has at its head
the Hon. John II. Patrick, of North
Carolina, who is not only u thorough
newspaper man, having gone from
the "paste pot to the editorial chair"
of southern journalism; but was for
eight years Commissioner OF Immi-
grafton of his native State; and when
resigning from that position it WAS to
take q similar position for the entire
Southern States, under combina-
ton formed by the various S tate Gov
ernments. Mr.. Patrick has. the eX-
ecutive ability, and will make the
Bureau Of the Industrial News and
Southern Correspondence ~ success.
AS assistants, he has called to bis
aid men of northern birth nf both
political parties, who have made
their homes III the Southern States.
Our paper will be the only one in
this county receiving the ~ou:hern
letters-we having contracte for the
exclusive privilege Of thus county.
This new feature will be ONE among
other improvements we shall .tGi to
the TRIBUNE for the year 1890.
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield,
ILL.,, makes the statement that she
caught cold, which settled on her
lungs; she was treated for month
by her family physician, but grew
worse. He told her she was hope
less victim of consumption and that
no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption; sht
bought q bottle and to her deligh'
found herself benefited from frs
dose. She continued its use and
after taking ten bottles, found herself
sound and well, now does her own
homework and is as we'll as she ever
was.-Free trial bottles of this Great
Discovery at Fritz Buckentin's drug
store, large bottles so cents and $1.00