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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-01
The rnemy I'm Ambush.

Everyone knows that at this sea-
son Of the year disease lies in ambush ever
ready 10 pounce and prey upon the weak
And any fair minded physician will tell vsu
that the only safeguard lies in keeping the
system thoroughly keyed mp by the use
mot abuSel Of "A reliable stimulant. Hun
dredS OF tOnicS are advertised for this pur-
pose, but experience shows that pure rye
whiSkey is the only one to be depended
upon. Max Klein's silver Age" and s.Du-
quene" brands are sold under sworn
guarantee of absolute purity; an affidavit
accompanies each bottle. silver Age
sells for s1.5O and ''Duquesne" at 81 1.95 per
full quart bottle. The difference in age
makes the difference in price-both brands
are warranted 10 be unadulterated.
You can get Guckenhcimer. Finch. Glib
son. or Overholt from Mr.. Klein at sIO1
per quart, or six quarts for 800. His
stock of wines, brandies. gins. etc. is ac-
knOwledged TO be the largest and choicest
in the state. Goods shipped to all parts OF
the United States. Send for catalogue and
price list mentioning this paper MAX
KLEIN. 81 Federal street. Allegheny. Pa.
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RfppIes From the Banks of the hus-

GARMAN's MILLS. PA. April y, ls9i-
Editor Cambria Freeman:
SIR:-Believing that the local items Of
this far north western portion Of Cambria
county will be- read with interest by your
many readers. Wa append the following:
The fine residence formerly owned by
Mr. Peter Garman. has been converted in
TO a hotel The site, the accommodations,
and the management make this the leading
hotel in Northern Cambria. The present
proprietor is Mr.. Simon p. Lantzy, a gen
who not only knows how to run hot-i
successfully, but whose ambition seems 10
be for the comfort and enjoyment of his
guests Mrs. LantZy, the hostess of this
hotel. is a lady Of refinement. and not only
understands how 30 treat the guests Ger
daily but IS an excellent housekeeper and
manager In short the hotel is the best we
have YET found in Northern Cambria.
Mr.. Gust Nagle, the popular and
obligiug bartender of the Lantzy Hotel at
Germantown, after enjoying well-earned
vacation of a few days, is back again at
the old stand, looking as natural as ever
Reuben ID. George, of Blacklick, Indiana
county, has charge of Mr.. Lantzy's grist
mill AT this place. Mr.. George is an eN-
cellent miller. and few have had longer or
more varied experience than he.
Through the gentle zephyrs of last Tues
day the sweet scent Of orange blossoms
We're waited TO US. The marriage bells
from the lofty church steeple at Carroll
town rang out their merry peal, announc-
ing that another offering was to be given
upon Cupid's altar Closely following this
beautiful succession of sounds appeared
Mr.. Francis Lantzy leading 10 the hymeneal
altar Miss Netttie Kirkpa trick The GER
emony was performed by Rev Father Ben
edict. Mr.. Gust Nagle acted as grOOmS-
man and Miss Mary Wiland as brides
maid. After she ceremony had been per-
formed the happy couple following by the
wedding party. withdrew 10 the home of
the happy bride. where they received the
best wishes of their friends and relatives.
The occasion was not only flooded with
merriment. but sumptuous feast was also
before them. Mr.. Francis Lautzy is the
youngest son of Mr.. Joseph 1antzy, OF
Barr township. and is an honest, upright
and respected young man.
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.swoodman. spare That Tree -

We notice by tho Hollidaysburg StGnd-
ara that the Blair County Agricultural
Society is at work planting shade trees on
the Dell Delight fair grounds. and the
Standard expects in a few years To be able
70 point with pride etc. This is inStrange
contrast with the action of the managers
of the EbenSburg Agricultural Society,
who on Saturday last awarded a contract
for chopping down what would be, IL prop
crly trimmed ont. a handsome grove
already planted by nature and a source of
delight TO many who would attend the an
nual meetings of the fair. II is urged that
the trees will obStruct the view of the
races TO certain extent and therefore
they should come down. Admitting they
Will obStruct the view for few seconds. il
will but add interest TO the scene TO Specu-
late upon which horses nose will be seen
first on the other side of the grove. while
the deep cut will interfere with the sight
TO nearly the same extent after the trees
are down. We think il a grave mistake on
the part of the directors 10 cut down the
grove. There will be hundreds Of people.
especially women and children. who will
care but little forthe races, and whose chief
delight would be TO sill in the cool shade Of
the trees. discussing the fashions and
watching the men making fools of them
selves over the horse races. The deep cut
makes that particular spot free from any
danger of horses getting of the track at
that point. and by some far-Sceing decree
OF providence that in the vista of futurity
saw IN the spot place Of enjoyment for
future generations. kindly allowed the
trees planted by nature TO be- spared by the
AK until the grounds got into the hands Of
the Ebenshurg Agricultural Society. Ifthe
trees We're trimmed mp twenty-five feet and
left standing during one fair, and then
found to be in the way, they could easily
b. cut down next year. but we feel salts
fed that they would prove an ornament
and a luxury To cut them down now
seems to Us to he piece Of folly that, once
done, cannot he remcdied
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, April
29th. 1891:
Mark DOnahoe, Ashville, and Angeline
Storm. GailitZin.
Konrad FolSiug. Stonycreek township,
and LemSa COmerstiue. JOhnStown.
Francis Hoover. Elder township, and
CrcseuZia Bell, Barr township.
John Alexander Piercy and Mary Jane
Lloyd, Allegheny, Pa.
Charles McClarren, Ehrenficld, and Mary
Ann BcrSchneider, Summerhill.
Daniel f. Reighard, Jr., Mineral Point,
and Mary Ellen Oaks, Croyle township.
Henry f Kavangh and Kate J. Davis.
JohuStown.
Josiah T. Evans and Maggie f. Lewis,
JOhnStowu.
Emil c. Roth and Annie II. Young,
JOhnStOWn.
John dajewslli and Martha Arcinska,
JohnstOwn.
Albert H. Smith and Sadie Boyle. Johns
town.
Michael Dvorovesik and Mary Komet,
JohnstOwn.
George T. Little. Gallitzin. and Margaret
Lynch. Allegheny township, Blair county.
James T. NagIe. Logan township, Blair
county. and Catharine Murphy, Munster
township.
William Smith and Sadie NJ. Neads,
South Fork.
ISidore L. Binder, Hastings, and Amelia
Luther, CarrolltOwn.
Frank y. DOnahOe. Hastings, and Roset-
IA EckcnrOde. CaProltOwn.
James 2. McBreen and Clara NJ Black,
EbensbuTg.
David Willie and Elizabeth Harvey, Fru-
gality.
Philip T. Flenner. South Fork. and Susie
Gcycr. COuemaugh.
Augustus DIpple and Elizabeth Thorn
Statter, StonyCrcek township.
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CAUTION NOTICE

CAUTION NOTICE
~ Ali persons notified not TO Interfere with
the following personal property lett by me with
and IN the care OF Mrs. Mary Ann Burk until I
see IT q remove the same: One pair of sleds. one
horse rake. two Gets work harness, one fanni ng
mill one buggy, One spring wagon. set of
buggy harness. rnc grind stone. Also ope mare
sold 20 Simon p Mullen I have bought this
after said prop Ierty at collectors sale.
HENRY =. SPROUT
Clearheld township, Cambria county, Pa.
April u, 1891.
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A uDIroR,S NOTICE

IA The uT dersigDed auditor appointed BY the
Orphans Court Of Camsria Go. 20 distribute the
funds In hands of James Gallagher. adminIstra-
tor Edward Lynch deceased shown by his hr rsG
and hnal account to and among the persons le-
gally entitled TO receive the same hereby gives
notice that he viii sit his o1ce IN the boro ug
81 Enensourg, Pa. on the sdey. May I2tb.
1891. at ten O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose of at
tending 20 the duties OF said appointment. at
which time and place all persons interested shall
attend or be forever debarred from corning IN on
said fund. ALVIN EVANS
Eoensbnrg, Pa, April "a. 1s9i-3t. Auditor
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Consun1ptIon Surely Cured.

To The EDTroR:-Plssse inform your readers
that have positive remedy for the abovenRmed
disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured. shall be glad
to send two bottles of my remedy FREE to any Of
your readers who have consumption If they will
send their Express and p. o. address. Respect
fully, 7. A. sLOCUM. n. c.. Isl Pearl St.. n. Y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-01

Observation-Disclosures at the
Catholic Parsonage, in Ebensburg. on
Tuesday April, 2sth 1891. by Rev. j. j.
Deasy. Mr.. James 7. McBreen and Miss
Clara NJ. Black. both of Ebensburg
We extend our congratulations to this
Young couple and hope their pathway
through life may be pleasant one. as free
from cares ard as full Of bliss as ever falls
10 the lot Of mortal people.
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A rnIrOR,S NOTICE..

N In the Orpnans' Court of Cambria county
In the matter OF the second and partial account
of William Warner. surviving administrator Of
John Warner. late OF Chest towns hip. deceased.
Having been appointed auditor by said Court TO
report distribution in the hands OF the sccount-
ant. notice IS hereby given thai will sit at my
ofiee I'm EOensburg on Thursday, May
~. 1891 at ten O'CLOCK, A N. tOr the purt'oss
OF dissuarging the duties Of said appointment,
when and where al persons inter ested may at
tend OF be fOreyer debarrel from coming In on
sad fund. DONALD L. DUFrON,
EbeDsburg, Pa, May |. 1891. Auditor.
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Reduced Rates 10 IIagerstown, Nd

For the annual meeting of the German
BaptiSts the United States, TO be held at
Hagerstown. Md, May 2sth 10 June 5th.
1891. the Pennsylvania Railroad will sell
excursion tickets from this territory at one
fare for the round trip. tickets 10 be sold n
May 25th TO June 5th. good 10 return until
Iuun T5tb
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-01

For sale or rent, the Loretto House,
Loretto. Pa. y large stable and all neces-
Sary outbuildings in connection. Address
LOTettO, Pa.
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A pMlNIsrRArnR,s NOTICE.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
N Letters OF administration upon the estate
Of Joel Gates, OF White township, Cambria coun-
y, Pa, deceased, having been granted To the
undersigned, notice ls hereby given to ali per
sons indebted TO said estate make pay yment with
out delay. and tbose having cisims or demands
against the same viii present them, properly au-
thenticated Tor settlement.
ADAM ESCH.
AdmnIstra.or OF joel @ stes. deceased
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ExECUToR's NOTICE.

lIA TUX = NO1lCE-
"a Notice ts hereby given that letters testa-
m1 ntary on the estate of Rose Horne. late of AL
legheny township. Cambria county, deceased,
have been granted 20 the undersigned. All per-
sons indebted 10 said est ate notified 20 make
payment without clay. and those having claims
against the same VIII present them properly sU-
thenticated, Tor settlement.
THOMAS BISHOP,
ABsShe1y twp, April 10, 1891. Executor.
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One II tooth->pring tooth harrow for
~alo cheap n DuftoG'- hardware store.
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IN the matter Of the assLgned estate Of The LIIy

III =
IL Merchandise Go.
April 18th. lS9l--On motion of ID. Z. Dufton,
Esq. attorney Tor accountant. r. A. SHOEMAKER,
appointed auditor to report diptrtDution OF the
fund ia the ha uds OF the assignee. ashOwn by
her nnal account J. o. DARBY. Prothy.
Notice is eby given that viii attend 10 the
duties Of my appointment at my ONCE in Ebe g
burg Friday May I5th- 1891, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, when and where all parues inter-
ested may attend. r. A. SHOEMAkER.
Ebensburx. Pa. April II, 1921. st Auditor
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ORDINANCE.
~ BE II enacted by the BURGESS and Coun ell
Of the Of the borough OF Ebensburg, and IL Il
hereby enacted and ordained Dy authority of the
same
SECTION I.-All persons strictly prohibited
from tossing, pitching, throwing or playing ball
any Of the streets alleys within the limits OF
the borough. and any person or persons Of
Tending shall fsrieit and pay a fine not less than
ONE dollar nor more than FIN r dollars.
Read and adopted April 2Tth. 1891.
WM. CONNELL. JAS. I. YOUNG
CLERK. Burgess.
Ehensburg. Pa. May ! lsQl L
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BOGGS BUHL-,
LIS, LII, liz & III Federal St,
ALLEGHENY, PA.

CrTATENENr OF SETTLENEN T WITH THE
- Supervisors OF Bl-cklck township for the
year ending March 9th, 1881:
JOHN BLICRENDERFER supervlsor. DIR.
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IrARM FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale the farm for
merly owned by Evan K. Bennett. deceased. N
Cambria township, three miles north OF Ehens-
burg Ehe farm contains 2ie acres, about 10 OF
VIII ich cleared, having thereon q house an
barn and q good orchard. For particular. call on
address. EVAN J. BENNETT.
tcbl3 Ebensburg, pa.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
n Letters o. adm "a nistration upon the estate
OF Joi Hamilton, ST, OF Lilly borough, Cam
Sria county. Pa, deceased. having been granted
TO the undersigned, notice ts hereby given 70 i
per sons Indebted TO said estate 20 make pay
without delay, and those having claims de-
mands against the same will present them, prop
erly authenticated, Tor settlement
JOHN y. HAMILTON.
Administrator Of John Hamilton. Sr., deceased.
April lT-ot.
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Our Clothing EDepartment.

IS filed with the nshbiest
Our Fine Black Dress II
are selling at $3.50. Next
last is $50. worth 5000.
and Sl2.OO. we sell al S5.e5
Boys Suits. sizes from 4
Boys Suits. with Long
fl a man-only 1915 mp tC
TOn must call and see our
kinds In this department.
Shoes, etc, is complete.
RemCmber. this sale 10
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Our Spring Opening

selling Goods than before ThcTe
he line We
ar
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-23

alto, and ! guarantee At least a. half column
notice in -four OF the New York newspapers,
presenttng no bill IN svont cf failing IN this.
Knowing that IL has now been moro than
six months since you last lost your dia-
monds, ] nm hopeful that you may deem y
wise to employ ms In performing the little
business at an early data. Yours respect
fully, HosEar THE Ro1ngIs.
Jenny Hill, a London music hall singer
and dancer, whose reputation long ago
reached this country, IL OF her way 70 the
port Of New York from London. She is
known 10 be one Of tho most lnvishly paid
specialists connected with the foreign vau-
devilles, and her stay will be short. She
has boen engaged by Tony Pastor, and will
make her hrst American bow at big
house tonight. The performers there
for tho present include the Glinysrstti
troupe of RcrObats, who we're in Hell ena
with Hermann's Transatlantiques, the
American Four, Maggie Cline, the JuIians,
Carr and Tourjee, John u. Drew. Harding
and All Sid, Prof. II. M. Parker, Josephine
Henley, and Albert Schiller.
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The management Of Ming's opera house
announce that the curtain will rise prompt
~ at eight tonight.
Dividend No. 6, Of two cents per share, OF
the Bannister Mining company, 10 payable
at the Helena Office Wednesday.
The Board Of Trade will msct in special
session tomorrow evening at 1880 to COIL
slider the bill to amend the city charter.
Charles l.. Woodman has Withdrawn
from the Montana Grain and Produce COM
pany. His interest was purchased by Will
lam Steele.
Dividend No. 4. of 5 cents per share, Of
the Iron Mountain company, is payable to-
day. The transfer books will remain closed
until tomorrow.
Bids for the care, support and mainten-
ance OF the sick, poor and iniirm OF the
county, will be closed at the county clerks
Office on the 2Sth.
Lnmmon Gold and Silver Mining company
will hold their annual election for trustees
on March rs in the Power block.
The remains OF the late Francis g. Blake,
who died of pneumonia Saturday morning
at The Helena, were sent to his home in
Pennsylvania last night by express.
On account OF the encampment of tho P
o. s. of A.. in the A. q. y. W. hall to-day
Capital lodge No. z will hold its regular
meeting tomorrow night instead Of this
evening.
A cutter overturned yesterday afternoon
at the corner of Sixth avenue and Main,
splitting out the occupants. The shafts of
the cutter were badly smashed, but there
was no other damage.
Monday, March 2, is the date set for the
opening Of the bids for q school lot neal
Kesslers. The bids will be considered by
the trustees on that date at The office Of 4
+. FoOte in the Power block.
Yesterday was the anniversary OF the
birthday Of George Washington. II will b'
observed to-day by the following banks
First National, American National, Mon.
tana National, Helena National, Merchant
National, Second National n the Crus
SayinOs.
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. Footliyht Flashes.

At the big dime museums of Worth,
Doris and Huber the stages will be occu-
pied this week by variety companies.
Otero still wins. sings and dances at the
Eden Musee. where alarge audience is usual
twice a day. The Japanese equilibrists re-
maiE an agreeable feature in the exhibition
hall, and the Hungarian band discourses
sweet music at regular intervals.
1t ia easy to predict that The School for
Scandal will make r new record for Days.
1t will receive at least fifty performances
before another play will displacs it, and
perhaps it may last even longer than that.
The audiences of late have been uniformly
large.
Denman Thompson will end his long stay
at the Academy of Music. New York, on
May 2, and during the summer vacation the
house will be extensively altered for the ac-
commodation of The Soudan.' which will
occupy the stage for a year or more, it is be-
lieved. A roof garden ii among the con
tempiated improvements Walter Gale has
returned to "Ihe Old Homestead"
Saturday night Mrs. Carter ended tue sec
ond and last week of her engagement at the
Grand Opera house. presenting "Ihe Ugly
Duckling." The Bostonians will appear Mt
the Chicago opera house in Smith and DE
Koven's Robin Hood Agnes Huntington
will begin her second and last week Paul
Jones' at the Columbia.
Saturday night Poor Jonathan made its
18th representation at the New York Casino.
Confident in the possession of plenty of
good things TO follow, Manager Aronson
may safely place no limit on it's run. IL
seems secure enough in the favor of the
public. judged by recent audiences. and
there il no likelihood that it will be dis
placed much before warm weather. Lillian
Russell has returned TO the cast. Her sub-
stitute during her recent indisposition was
Grace Golden. a pretty woman and u con-
scientious and artistic singer.
Dear Miss --: / am u skillful dia-
mond burglar. making u speciality of re-
lieyIng opera ladies of their jewels, and hay
ing thcm returned ten days after the theft.
thus giving the opportunity for a double
advertisement My terms are very modcr-
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"lhe 1yOxelnun"

Tng INDEPENDENT has received one OF the
neat cards of invitation TO attend the for
NAL opening of the new hotel Mt Bozeman.
The event will take place on March ., n
week from to-day, under the management
of q committee Of leading citizens of Bole-
man, Livingstone, Butte. Dillon, Miles City.
Billings. Glendive and Big Timber. 4
large number of invitations nave been is
sued and the occasion will undoubtedly DO
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Take II Before Breakfast,

The great appetizar. tonic and liver regu-
IN use for more than 50 years in England.
Bud taste in the mouth ON arising in the
morning, dull pains i'm the head and back
of the eyes. tired feeling, dizziness-sym-
tens of liver complaint. ltemedy-Dr
Heniey's English Dandelion Tonic. Ge,
the genuine from your druggist fo- 81, and
take according to directions.
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Forbes & Davis-SpeciaI.
LOCO Cumberland.
10000 H.. j. Griffith (CastleJ.
LOCO Copper Beli.
5000 Copper Bell.
$1,000 Il. d N.
1000 Lady Kicker.
1000 Silver Belt CASTLE.
1000 Iron Mountain.
ANY of these lots are a good purchase. also
Iron Mountain, Hiawatha, Lone Pine Glen
gary at the prices offered.
Office, rs and q Bailey Block.
Wanted-2,00D Yellowstone.
For Sale-I,00O acres VOC land within
ten miles of Helena on two railroads.
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. notable one. The citizens Of BozemAn
are making elaborate preparations 70 enter
tain their guests. A reception will BIZ given
~ NO In tbs afternoon, 20 be followed BY
dinner ~ $40. Later In the evening . ball
will be given.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-23

There will be a special meeting of the
Helena Board of Trade Tuesday, Feb. "a, al
7:30 p. M, to consider house bill No. 14S,
now before the Legislature, to amend the
the city charter of Helena.
WILLIAM MuTH,
Vice President.
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Natural Gas.

The New York Graphic says OF this
play: Natural Gas might quite as appropri-
ately and much more Significantly be called
Laughing Gas" It is a convulsion, ex-
plosion or confiagration in three acts. The
piece is all action on the stage, constantly
interrupted but not stopped by laughter in
the audience. If Henry V. Donneliy. who
plays one of the funnier parts. had ever
seen James Owen O'Connor in Hamlet, the
forcs of example, if not his own genius for
fun. would have impeiled him 20 occasion
ally address the audience to the effect that
If the laughter did NOT stop the play would.
Mr.. Eddie Girard is one of the funniest
comedians that has appeared on the New
York stage for years. There isn't any pre-
tense of sense in the piece. The managers
openly request ths auditors to regard it as
nonsense. There are a number of clever
people in the cast, each with such distin ct
peculiarities that it would seem invidious
to name any one. 1t has apparently been
the aim of the manager to get together as
many musical and acrobatic performers as
he could find and let them go as they
please. for SIX nights in any town and six
months in this city if he likes.
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Capitol Lodge No. 2 A.. D. u. w.
To accommodate the r. q. 3. A., which
body will hold = state camp in our hall on
Monday evening. The regular meeting Of
Capitol lodge will BIO heid on Tuesday even.
ing instead Of Monday evening. this week.
j.. w. KTNsLxY, NJ. w.
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plnsh manicure, work sDd brush and comb
s.sts VI consider Abls Icss thsD cost VI Tho BSs
Hive.
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The Case OfJadge Frier, Who Suffered Thirty
Years.
SALEM, Ore, April 10.
] hereby certify that have been troubled
with q disease OF the stomach and kidneys
for the last thirty years aud after using four
boxes OF the Oregon Kidney Tea 1 have
found great benefit and relief from 1t.
A. X. FsIEg,
Late county Judge of Polk county.
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All goods nj Tic Bee Hive must 70 sold regard.
!!ess o. cost, take nd gants9o Of this sale before ~
IL too late.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-23

A mans wife should always be the same. es.
p~ecialiy Ia her husband. but If she il weak and
30 they ali say, and their husbands say so too.