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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-11-01
WAS IT SUICIDE :
A GRUESOME FIND AT CABLE
MILLS.

The Body Had Lain There for Nearly
Two Weeks, from Appearances, and
was Badly Eaten-The Mans Throat
Had Been Cut, and it is Believed to
Have Been a Case of Suicide.-Re-
Mains Still Unidentified, but thought
to be Those of One of Two Missing
Aen.-Inquest Held.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-11-01

--B. d. Pay is improving his resi-
dence with coat of paint.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-15
SPORTING NOTES.

~ the Harlsru races TUESDAY The win
ners were. Six furlouES. Reitet 10
seven and a half flrlongs. Tester l-nie
four furlonEs. SIR Play. .si's, i've fur
longs pop Gray. f03A- seven and a half
furiongs Willie T.. l.S7t1-
A. the Louisville races Tuesday the
winners were: Five furloneS. Gallon d'Or.
i.as,. i've furl1nss. Rev Del Carre ias.
! a1ie. four furiongs. Sidkel. 81. SIX fur.
lorss. selling Santa cruz i-l5ie, foUr
furiongs. selling Maggie 5. -54i.
Al the san Frsucfsco races Tuesday the
winners were: Short SIX fuyioags maid
ons. Fleetwood. ia; I've and a half fur
longs Nelson Ice short slX furlo0Es.
eelllnz bernardo. 1884 SIX fGriongs. sell
Fur CIarauar I:ias i've ard a half FUR
longs selling. Nellie G. l3NA.
Nicholas C'ruislnne. Dennis Mclaughlin.
Gattfriesi Walhaurn and John Carr. who
constituted the Gutenberg. y Y. pig
four" viii 20 - he Hudson county peni-
fantfarv anicss .he court % parfons IN
terferes The court % errors and appe ais
has affirmed the decision ~ the supreme
court which sustained she verdict and
e.,-.rrc against them f5r keeping a dis
orderly house ga ere winter track az Gut
tertrr- T'he sentence was one year IN
fNs pa0Fautiarv al labor and nue or
q go each
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-15
1.-TWO Old (rIanIns =.

The characters of Prof. Jacob kre.tz-
meyer and O'Donovan Duff, the two old
cronies. are assumed by Dir. Joan II. Wills
and Mr.. viii +. Kennedy In Wills new
Two Old Cronies" this vea-. Nj. Wills
as Germas dialect comedian is said TO
be extremely funny. There Is 10 quss-
ton about his stage appearance, because
he has been long before the American
public. Under the reVisions le has ulade
In the piece this year he s. SAL 10 he
more clever and funT1ier than ever. The
new Two Old Crouies' is very droll and
witty in dialogue, amusing ana laughable
In action. and its production means "A
continual roar OF laughter until the cur
tain falls on the last act. The Picnic
grounds scene in the second act glves ev-
cry member of the company al opportu-
nifty 10 display his particular talent. and
as the very best speciality features are
necessary, the people surrounding MIR.
Wills must be artists. In leaasas City.
Omaha. Milwaukee. Minneapolis and 81.
Paul the press has spoken very highly OF
the performance. Two Old Crouies'
will be seen at the Sea1tle theater Friday
and IA turday evenings. May II and Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-15
1.-The PIrrra,. >.

ne Fiunger" A. Cor6ray's last night
drew good suais.re Teare IL one .n9~~
about the productions given ~ the Hfg-
GINS Va lcron carup aay-everv scenic and
accessory IS where Il should re 10 make
me production a success The costumes
are especially designed ard the perform
ance Is smooth. Mr.. Higgins. author II
The Plunger." when asked why he took
such trouble 20 have PREFER staging and
costumfng. replied:
believe IN the environment being sim
ply perfect: I want The most minor ac-es-
sorry 20 be that Of the period OF ina pIav
and appropriate 20 all the conditions. You
Know acting is really only making be-
Ieve- if / want TO make believe 70 a,e
some one else successfully must pat nv
self into the same life and surroundings
az those OF the character I am trying 70
represent. ] don't think an actor can
make believe only 10 the extent of his
dress and surroundings I Ike % make
my self feel the character. with everything
belonging 10 IT."
The title OF The Piunger'' NAV puzzle
those who do not read the papers. A
plunEer is man who goes into every
thing heavily: where one man would bet
<ity he bets Leo The plunwer n. Cor
Grays Is a sport because he cannot help
H. He CANDLES, backs horses. etc. We; he
IS a generous, open HANDED ard OPEN
heaFtt1 young fellow who never does a
dishonorahle thing and stands by friend
10 the death One feels that ne does many
things quite repreheussole, but cannot
help liking him: and when love reforms
him one is very happy indeed
There are many characters in the play
all interesting. There ~ more comedy
than in Kidnapped" but there are many
bits CO pathOs. the anguish OF Waiter
Glyndon when told OF his mothers death
and his suffering. and the murder Of the
banker. The great elevated railway
scene ELECTS much applause
The Piunger' will be given every night
this Week
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BASEBALL.

81 Louis. MAY i4.-St Louis s. base sss.s
-. errory 3. Brooklyn 4. base hits 7 e.
gOrs J.
Batferfes-Clarkscn and Miller: Luce
and Daley.
Cincinnati. May i4-c4ncinnasl 5. IA 80
hits = errors 1: Baltimore 2. base hits 3.
errors 2
Battsries-Parrptt. Dxyer and Spies.
Robinson and Hofer.
Louisville. May A-Tso1Isy1Iie & base
hits :. errors g Washington 6. base hit.
5. errors 2
Baiterfes-Weich and McDermoti. Nc
Cure and StockdaTe
Chicago. May is-chicago !. base hits
& errors ?: New York H. base hits "a. er-
F-ors T.
Eatfsries-Terry and Donahue; Russe
and Farrell
New York. May 1.-THE following
games scheduled for today were post
Tsoned: Cleveland4EsoSron. a. Cleveland:
Pitts5urg- Philadelphia. AT Ps,tsourg
Following Is the standing Of The Ma
tional League clubs:
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ANGLERS TAXI TO THE STREAMS.
Coed Catches oe Dolly Vardcns Made
In Cedar lake.

Since the warm weather has com
mensed IN good earnest the disciples Of
fzaak Walton have commenced 10 visit
shs trout streams IN the counties be
tween Seattle and the International
Boundary and a good many stories OF
rrodigious catches have been IN order.
Cedar lake has been the pride OF accom-
fslsAei anglers for many years. hut the
trout In that BODY az water have never
bitten more voraciousiy. or been landed
IN greater numbers. than during the pres
tni short season Bat there IS not much
danger o. The lake being nshed out. for
onsy nrst-class anglers have any success
mere. Tie trout are A peculiar species
snf their habits are also peculiar, and
fht'r natures have 20 be studied and un-
derssood before they can be induced 70
fasten themselves 20 a hook and line.
They are OF the Dolly Warden species and
rrow "a very large size. some % them
weighing f0Hr pounds and few being
eanghi less than ten inches long.
During The past week several success
fal parties have visited the lake, and tho
record OF The largest catch for the season
y held hy a party con Sisting OF \. II.
scros Col = " Scott. Thomas r.
Brown and T =. Jones between Satur-
cay night aai Monday morning they
landed lse trout AMI brought back eighty
four rounds ~ dressed 0sh. T.ey left
Seattle Saturday ard reached The lake IN
TIE evening. and that night caught
iairfy-efght FISH The next day they
fshea from daylight until dark and dit
some fishing again the following morn
fag before leaving for home. Air. Scroggy
eaaEht Che largest fish, a Jig fellow
weighing three pounds. Several Were
caught which weighed two pounds amt
over The 'rous rise well - several kinds
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The High school Cadets PLAY.

"Alatoona," the fine military drama 70
be given by the High School cadets TO
morrow night. promises 10 be a grand sue
cess. Each one In the cast has been kept
steadily al work rehearslng until now the
entire play goes off without a hitch or
flaw The principals have expended a
great deaf OF hard. conscientious study
and conceived a rendition OF their lines
which IS sure 70 be pleasing. The play IS
bri-nful OF excitement and thrilling
climsxes. A beautiful little romance runs
throughout and comedy is foupd peeptng
around every corner. Nothing is lacking
TO make It attractive and interesting 10
all The CADETS have spared neither pains
nor expensH TO make the performance one
10 merit the hearty support Of the public.
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ANII~E,IENT~.
The Beautiful Characters of the south
Depicted I'm "Aiabama."

Depicted I'm Alabama"
In "Alaharla'' one sees the conflict Of
Southern ami Northern character re-
uewea I'm the mellow moonlight shiLine
on Col. Preston's ruined gateway. ana al
though the thuu3ers Of war have long
since died away. there ls won victory
grand and sublime in SIS peaccfuiness.
T-3e memories 81 fSss stand out as start
ling realities IN the aged southerner. BAG
the Nor hcraar couQuers. and MS suhtueb
val1r Proves that hearts are bigger than
sectional resentment. The scene AZ gwen
Iast evening was ~ rare beauty and of
wonderful strength. Il made the audi
er-e rhink. and with It's delicate inter
twinInx OK simplicity. pathos. constancy,
a0a~ffoq aud devotion forms a picture
that calls up memories almost too sacred
far words Indeed. there are times wnfn
words ar, inadequate. and the strongest
touches are throNu on by the iFroStstlosf
power ~ The awakened Imagination
Alabama promised well last evening
from rae opening 81 ths play. col Mo-
Berry ana spur Tucker, as given ~ M
Miller AMI Mr. ttkS. in thsir scene With
che Mrs Page ara thf Raymond - Miss
EuaWltrn ard Nr. Bi7kaurst, gave an
excellent representa- fl9u ~ Che c1aract srs
rla-s,f in thalr hands. and Mr. Armstrong
vIih his sweethstr. ~ a week Lent pic
tt~es1ue coiortaG - The scene. In these
last named parts Nfr Faies and Miss Irv-
Ing nrere "a their best The COMMON
ria IS" az Mrs Page were made tee most
- ana the blossom vas Az attractive
eaxe~ 90 v1anE "A Vrsanheo1 The bayou
added 20 ere effectiveness. 5ast As tae
fragrAace OF sag naaEuoHos aoau1E trom
among the m0ouiH trees contributed i'm
r,fea slsrs h3y * the soene a. tae gate
Rat ~ al the chars cteoS. NJ Nlier
made az Cot MobeTty a r1ss-erp'e-e- \
fvvf-sl southern ger +lenan. t~aIeei ir
she ola school OF ch3valry. k.@3- syr'1 20
.sr-f-. vet passs0efats1y jealous Of ar tfaf
.,..~r - his home. ~ was repeatedly hus
t-se -en aser3fi for his effective ness-
--f-..7ss aim wouia have SEEM
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- ont Of place wffh HI sl-risea arxres-
sNe age, so the agiIence was silently ap-
rrecfz1fxe
TIE ''reLir % TIA ConfsHeracy- xzs
given stronger light ard sanuvn 20 be-
Ter s1vanfage ~ The rua.ta~-af-fsrt &C.
hneztion q Capt Dowe-pa~- hx NJ
biz7sTtssge. Sfraazh tforxarlI svfFt 10
met an emergency. Vet uncstent n ttSgs.
the character had all the charm % con-
plsteness- There Is Just enough sadness
ana pathos allotted g & 70 enaow * with
generous refinement
Atlanta, Mrs Stockton. r.sthror PAGE
an1 Decatur were entrusted 70 Mis- Barr.
Miss 1cElroy. Mr. Eiukhurst ana Mr..
Mas, al - whonl shovel a correct an
preciatioz % their respective parts
Alabama" e more than worthy the
tributes X haS received II presents VIE
out defamation or stately parade the KEY
20 what i brightest. sweetest ami bes,
IN THIS un9oetie, unromantIc age.
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COMING IN HUNDREDS.
At Least 800 Visitors at the
Endeavorers' Convention.
MORE ACCOMMODATION NEEDED
The Committee Asks the peonle tn En-
certain the yisifors-The Official
Programme.

The convention committee OF TIE Chris
'lsn Endeavor local union met last night
q FiyEnouth church ard completed ar
.aHeeiaents for the STATE convention. 70 be
held Ia THIS city. beginning tomorrow
evening. Additional reports we're received
from several sections OF The state. sending
IN lengthy lists Of delegates 10 be assigned
atom Fnodafions by the Seattle commit
zee. Already 10 have applied, with many
others ye; 20 be heard from Indications
are that az the very lowest so delegates
Will Re present The committee drafted
the following letter 70 the friends OF the
Christian Endesvor movement:
me Christian Endeavor convention
committee desires 70 can 10 your atten-
ZION the need OF your cooperation IN the
entertainment OF delegates 20 the conven-
ton 10 De held in Seattle this week Al
ready over $50 delegates have written. ask
ing entertainment. and many sections OF
the state have not reported
mis- insures an attendance Of over 5fsl
Ne1 We have only accommodations FOR So
Nalla Walia. Tacoma and Spokane. have
all handsomely entertained these state
conventions ard we feel a pride IN sfoing
a. least az well as they We need ac-
commoda lions for a least f5o more dele
gates and ask any who are interested in
the En1eayor movement and in the sue
cess OF this convention TO come forward
and assist the committee by opening their
homes to the delegates
we feel We are al a critical point In
our work Five hundred young people
will arrive IN Seattle during the next two
days n response to our invitation. We
must in some way accommodate them
ANY offer OF entertainment. either for
rooms or board, should be handed or sent
10 either Of the undersigned at once.
by vote Of the convention committee.
III. WILLIS CARR
Chairman.
''IDA NJ. CARLSON.
Secretary.
"Office Of Calhoun & Co, Olympic block"
The 2aSsio.l will ha held In the First
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AZ trains fror ne West rrsu ,nto ths
G. r,.1f acton depot. making close con
s--ti.os wish The North Western" trains
- tee East ard Souta. Passengers hold
~ ttrKets Wa "a above line have only
= ese- from thrtr trat9 20 tae elegantly
.,,,.fF,-.s .-~orth-W esteT1~ limited leav~
49, X raul every day ia re year For
tastez travelling a1one this - espe-isily
=, ~ considered For tickets AID sleep
snz e4r reservation cA0 ca
f. ". PARKER
pure, Sound Agent; eal Front - S~--.'.
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Gray'S Iiarbor Lumber shipments.


Everett May Specialize city
council last night appointed the polling
places and officers FOR the special cleo
ton % be held June Il 10 vote on the
funding bond proposition. The special
committee reported that special arrange
ments had been made With Mr.. oliver 70
hoard the team Of the fro department for
s. - a week Additional time was grant
"a the Judiciary committee 10 report on
the ordinance for the free library ard 20
license auctioneers. peddiers. etc.
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Long Distance Bicycle Riding.
DIR. Rice the Handicap Favorite.

New York. May 1i.-With rain today
there is every prospect that the Brooklyn
handicap viii be run off on heavy track
tomorrow The general opinion IS that
Or Rice will win. a syndicate. at the
head Of which Is G. W. Primrose. IS Of
ferlng 10000 10 $4,000 on DR.. Rice Rey
FL Santa Anita walks a little sore he
hind. and can hardly be safe horse 10
back Should the track be heavy tomor-
NOR his chances will be materially i'm
proved Rubicon is in the pink of condi-
tion
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Ger Monday wiil go over. and rot unlike
= some others, ana probably he Juanffs
- n at ofaer~ from IRE San Juan fsl-
an9s- The stsaner. srste NJ yxra~~T-.svs-.,
VIII miss one Seattle trip ana All srra.n-
snodafe the Bay people or rrTuring a. -
carsio1 a. Aow rates. leaving here a. !,
O'Clock On the morning OF re zstb- a~~f.-
Ing a. Victoria about II. and renaf-f.~
there until midnight
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Bad Luck of the Aeronauts.

Prof MarkDurg, the aeronaut, Is hay
ing hard luck with mis- asceusions at Mad
ison park. The wind blew with such
force on Sunday. May s. the first day ne
was TO try, that ne had 10 postpone the
attempt, and the second trial. advertised
10 take place last Sunday. had 10 be
postponed on count of the high wind The
management was anxious TO have the as
cension come on. so az not 70 disappoint
its patrons. but II was considered danger
Gus 10 make the attempt under the cir
cumstances. Later on in the afternoon.
while the professor and his partner.
Harmon. were performing on the trapeze.
came the second accident. Harmon falling
off and breaking his arm. The crowd
last Sunday was one OF the largest in the
history OF the park. and the management
IS anxious 10 pull Off, the attractions
promptly and satisfactorily.
Long Distance Bicycle Riding.
San Francisco. May 14-Frank NJ. Byrne.
the Imperial club racer. who broke the
worlds five mile record on Sunday, left
for Portland this morning. From Port
land he will ride TO this city with two OF
his eliminates, W. G.. Howe and .. w.
Conger. who are making a trip here from
British Columbia By wheel.
Tacoma, May .-Specisl.-Thomas W.
winier. The famous bicyclist, who is
making a tour around the border
OF the United States on bicycle.
arrived in the city at Ais o'clock this
afternoon. He started from New Orleans
March IA at Z a. IN.
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a meeting OF persons interested 81
horses VIII Do held at o'clock this even
ing al The office % DR. Fleischer. IN the
Gottsteln block for the organization OF
a speed track association. Negotiations
are already in progress for several sites
for the track
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Texas TaisIng Purse for the Fight.

san Antonio. Tex. May 4.-It is said
a purse OF $4,000 FOR the Corbett-Fitzsim
mons fight has been Subscribed here. and
that the hackers OF the two principals
have consented 10 give the proposition
consideration, Il Is proposed 10 pun OF
the fight in Nuevo Laredo. $50 miles south
or here. II the offer is accepted.
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Travellers Pnt ON, the Stars.

The Travellers defeated the Pacific Stars
in A game OF baseball at the Chestnut
street grounds yesterday afternoon by a
score u y 20 g. The feature % the game
was the battery work OF Scott and Ross
OF the Travellers
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AkEtf4 INK rs SUI
shines brilliantly On
Ire glssS esltn= dew
1IaEss. bringing out
lie Kaleidoscope va
ra@ty - cOsars "a
sss.eEienlly. ard this
beautiful spicr2ire -
pr3ns picture
IL sails a rale-tAse
t2da 81 . struggle 81
freedom from winter
- So. s- =
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Robv CamblInp ucI, 70 Reonen

Chicago. May A-judge Gnlett. at
Crown Point. Ind today dissolved the in
junction against the Roby Breeders As
ISOLATION. The officials Immediately an
nounced that racing would be resumed
next Thurt-laY
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No reliable druggist viii tell you he
has a sarsAparilla as good as J~y's. Take
the best when you pay your money.

Edwin W. Joy Co: The immediate and
permanent relief afforded me by tho use
OF joys Vegetable Sarsaparilia from the
terrible afIiiction or dyspepsia accompa-
MED by racking headache has prompted
me 20 voluntarily express my tndorse-
ment. Two years or extreme suffering
were bauiShed as - by magic. To those
suffering similarly I recommend its trial.
It's merits will do the rest. Yours In
health. II. ID. earn,
Poeo Township Kern County. Cal.
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TESTIMONIALS.
BLEAKY. WEAK EYES
Made strong and Iustrous.

James Andrews. living on Point Lobos
road. says:
The Edwin w. JOY Co.-Gentlemcn: I
wish 10 thank you. gentlemen. for the
great good which your joys Vegetable
Sarsa parila has done for my weak eyes
! thought would soon 20 blind. / was
actually losing my sight. Nv eyes We're
50 weak | had 10 stop reading day and
night. Jessie read the papers for me
After using four bottles OF joys Nege-
table SarsapaF3lla I put away the green
glasses and can now see as well a : I ever
could. My blood IS in good condition.
am not weak at all. Yes. DO praise
your joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla- No
one should take any other sarsaparilla
bur joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
(Signedl JAMES ANDREWS.
Edwin w. JOY Co: am one Of those
who place but little faith in advertised
nostrums, but seeing 50 many local tesii-
monials detailing the effects OF Joys Veg
etable Sarsaparilla. L. too, bought IL. I
took II for pains in the back and chronic
bilogsness. the results of a disorlered
liver. which has given me much trouble,
and I believe II has permanently cured
me. / haven't felt so well for ten years.
l recommend II TO all my friends and we
take IL for nearly everything over our
way and Il seems to hit.
NED NE$TEIIs,
20 Everett Street, City.
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RECREATION.
LII Is the Time of Year When
All Things Revive.
Nature Is ar Work
With Aoiherly Care
Getting Ready for Her Children
Iife's SecessarieS.

a meadow. Natures own picture
The green sRarG. haslxhocks. hurfercuus
-. Ia q IN, y.
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tsle dark tsank ground gives way 70 green'
Flsrlrcaf1on has reached as
" hat i fTsae % rhs meadow * trio or
ne a,5rEAan u1an. The DAYS are approach
ans NEeu the blood seeks 20 recover froFa
- sluggish inactivity. 4 NJ 81 carries ga
IS course germs az health or disease
az ne blood - carrying r8ch rad ard
Whtt~ rfooo corp3fsciks. the eye IS bright
the blood ffrgtss an ie1s4 body joyfuIly II
ne olood - Impoverished i Is Necessary
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write to these people, and they VIII
tell you how glad they are that they re-
fused substitute.

Gentlemen: Having taken a bottle OF
YOUR Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla, I can
truly saw that 81 ia the best medicine |
have ever taken for constipation. head
ache and general debiliated system |
feel overjayet by the use of one bottle. I
accidentally got my ankle Sprained a few
wears ago and 7 find my leg getting
stronger; and ! am feeling better IN every
way n. '. ff'fSl. =
Mexican dollar Is as heavy a. our
own dollar but q amt as goo1-it ~ only
worth - cents Refuse all substitutes.
AK for and receive yourown Home Rem
.-iv Toys Vegetable Ssrsa pariisa, pre-
nared nv the EDWIN W. JOY CO, san
Francisco, Cal
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- i-A 4t ttr fAsa E4t14
enrich s. with no bet
ter remedy than na-
Ffe GsNn re-netfy
Joy = Vegetable Sa.rsa
paTilia-
JOY : Aegera hle Sar-
QaTilla ciesnsaS the
blood. thickens eha
blood, enrs- hes the
blood and brings
bright, Tesi roses 10
your cheeks. Ma
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taFe j. oFlnSlng OUT TIE colors nafuraIIv.
YOU can bring out the roses on your
SneekS VITA natures own remedy, Joy 5
Vegetable Sarsa parilla-
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No one should he fooled by a dishonest
druggist. There are plenty Of honest
druggists who would he glad to have
your trade.

Gents: ! have been taking your Sarsa-
pariila. and think u is wonderful rem
edy. have had catarrh Of the head and
throat for seven years, and have been
Sarsapariila and took Il FOR about five
months and from that day 10 this I have
never been troubled with catarrh. and I
believe I am entirely well Of IL. | have
found II matchless n Sc good 10 have
handy AIRY l.. FIMMELsis.
Little Lake. Cal.
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The session will he held In the First
Presbyterian church and will last three
DAYS,