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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-18

The Junior Endeavor Society
of the First Presbyterian churc b
wi give an entertainment and
) cent sociable at Mrs. Bogie's
Friday evening from $50 TO
9 o'clock. Admission ) Gems.
Luncheon ) cents. Arii 9
made by juniors, both preay
and useful, ) ceuts.
An interesting pro- 'am is
being prepared aud young and
old will be entertain !. Let
everybody come and spend a
pleasant evening.
Three stores were robbed la
Tuesday night in Gaiuesv Q.
A li,tle cash, a few cigars,
tobacco and cigarettes seemedto
be the articles wanted. as that
H. The extent oc the steal No
mention OF arrests.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-18

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggist refund the
money if it fails to cure; 2jc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-02-18

Dep = G.. Evelheart re-
uned this morning from Go :
lmhus, o., where he went vita
three 7 isoners TO the penite1-
tiary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-11

Frees NJ. Roy Rutherfer6. ssr. Ray
Cooper. M. Guy Tsv4or. Mr Jonn NJ
SHAH. AT- NJ Marshall Nj. y Moore.
ar =. Aardersslle Mr. Il AnySser. Mr.
y 4 I-4ecy- Mr J. r stuart anc Mr.
e I. Russell
4 large number Of rolt people spent
ore or more days attending Ihe celebra-
sion IN Seattle and all express themselves
Sel pleased with me manner IN whae,
Trey were entertained whilst in TIE Queen
Cis'.
&rs. 2. F. Richardson. OF Seattle. s
VISITING trieaos IN tie yalleg.
Mrs. NJ MorTIs and daughter Lulu.
came over from Seattle 10 attend the hall
here On Monday evening. They Will yssf;
WITH friends Tor some days
Mr.. A r Masked VINO mas been s., s.4.g-
iHS some months with his uncle. has Re-
turned 20 his home ia Cleveland. OHIO.
here he Viii remain
Mss Nettse Mosher who has been living
WITH her sister. Mrs Market. at Ballard
3 visiting With friends on the river. and
attended tie grand bali on Monday even
ing.
Mrs j. McDermott and children are
visiting si1h Mr.. and Mrs & J. Bailey
III Columbia street. Seattle
MIR. George r Richardson. who has been
confined 10 The house Ter some tine with
Illness. Is somewhat better and hopes 10
De about IL = few days.
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with parry r. which twenty-six % his
Se1ng .TferGs participated. The rooms
were prettlly decorated Esth roses.
Games AMI Fefresss rFsen;s formed the en-
fertainnnenf-
Mr. Al Gc~rig Was In toxin from tire
Cesambia river 70 see old friends on The
Fourth
NJ. II. L. Keyte came down from the
nll1es 70 take ia the celebration al Ever
ct
Major snythe IS back from sllvertor.
Mrs. 4 r. Austin visited Mrs. L. X
Loose fr S1eh0mssn last week
city Attorney owbridge was In Ia
coma 3 few days ago.
Miss Mabel Hatch, % Conway. Ii tie
guest q Miss Ethel Kingston
Rev " q. Weir spent few days n
Snohomlsh last week with Mr.. and sfrs.
Cairns.
Mr. Rs Edwards vas expected home
from California tiais week
M " j 7 Sprengsr arrived in the
city this week from California tie hss
been ~ Stockton and san Francisco Tor
about hve months. and Will shortly so
10 Calgary.
AR and Mrs Dawson. Of Hartford.
were visiting friends in Everett las;
week
Mr. william Bennison was IN Seattle
this week
Mrs. T. II Springer and children. OF
Los Angeles Cal wiii spend the sum
mer IN Everett The guests OF Mrs. l.. II.
Springer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-11
BELLINGHAN RAY SOCIETY.

WHATCOM. July I0.-Tuesday evening
Mrs Alfred l.. Black. who recently came
up from her new home in San Francisco
t. spend the summer here. entertained a
number Of her friends, assisted by Mr..
l.. -. Paul Collins
Mr. and Mrs II Il. Strand gave a pleas
ant party Tuesday evening In honor Of
their daughter and son-in-law MIR and
Mrs. Robin. Of Castle Rock. Mrs Robin
was formerly teacher in the city schools
here.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas c. Newman.
Mrs. J. X. Mckinley. MIR. George Z. Gage
and Mr. Frank Z. Dow went TO San Fran
cisco this week
Mr. Charles Musgrave was a passenger
on the steamer W arrimoo from Vancouver
this week for Honolulu. He may proceed
TO Japan.
Mr. Phil GaIlaher expects to leave the
latter part OF this month 10 enter upon
his duties as United States commissioner
al kadiak island. Alaska. Mr.. Edwards
OF Spokane. the present commissioner
has asked TO be relieved August 5
Mr. : l.. Butler has returned from a
two months visit to Arkansas. accom-
panied by Mrs. f. a Felker. mother OF
Mrs. Butler Mrs. ]. r. Mitchell and Mr.
q. W Felker. OF this city. Mrs. Felker
viii reside here with her children.
Rev. DR.. Voorsanger and wife OF San
Francisco. have been In the city this
week. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Eree0berg.
Miss Kate Sanborn. OF WaNa Waila 10
visiting Miss julia Cole.
Miss Calvert is attending the Christian
Endeayor convention at san Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdii Conneli entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Cornell. Of Columbus
o. this week. The gentlemen are brothers
and had not seen each other FOR thirteen
years.
Mrs. NJ. c, 1hum and little daughter
II Fsirhaven, viii leave in a few days
for Spokane 10 reside.
Miss Kate l. Bacon is visiting friends
in Seattle.
ar, ana Mrs T.. W. Benson. of Fair
haven. are entertaining Mrs Bensons
brother and slster-fn-!aw MIR and Mrs
Wilson Gould. ~ Oakland Cal
Friends OF Miss Matte r. EegIeston.
formerly 81 Fairhaven. have received
cards announcing her marriage TO Fred
erick l.. Keller. Of Chicago June %.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-11

GOiDENDAiE SOCIAL NEWS.

GCLDENpALE. July Ie-The prin-
cipaI society event in Golden
dale for this week was the marriage II
Albert ". Shorter took Miss Mary Fred
Fsck. The groom is the well known res
taurateur OF GoIeendale and the bride
a former schoolnate OF the groom At
Hudson. Indiana Miss Friedrich is said
10 nave been engaged 10 Mr.. Shorter for
over eight years. On her arris al in
Goldendale from the "Hoosier' state on
last Monday. she was united in marriage.
Mr.. Shorter came 10 X Ckitat few years
ago from Edmore. Mich. The Goldendals
silver cornet band gave the newly
welded couple serenade Monday even
ing.
AIRS n. L. Rosenthal. OF Portland Is
visiting her sister Mrs. Robson, Of Gold
endale. She expresses herself as be-
ing delighted with the grandeur OF Kick
itat scenery and climate.
Prof. Charles Timblin. Of the Golden
dale academy. has returned from his sum
mer outing spent al the head waters Ct
Big khckitat. He was particularly
favored ia fishing and hunting. He also
aided a sheep herder 10 string up a black
bear that had been shot. The professor
says tina; a "a point seventy i've miles
from GoidenGale and right in the middle
Of the Big kiickitat river, there Is sn
unusually large rock that appears above
there issues forth a strong how OF soda
water. and it appears a most marvellous
freak Of nature.
Mrs George Alexander of Cleveland. is
arranging to move To Goidendale by Sept.
J. 10 avail her children of the schools
MIR W. r. Flora. late of Kansas. has
returned To klickltat from Hood river.
Col. f.. w Enos has gone 10 Heppnsr.
oregon, and later will visit Pendleton and
hear Villa j. BRYAN talk.
Jacob Richardson. deputy United States
surveyor. is visiting his family for a few
days having completed contract OF sur
yeying at Colviile. His next field Of ope.-
alton viii be in the vicinity of Roslyn.
near Elleusburg.
Miss Jennie Walters. of Walla Walla.
il visiting her sister Mrs. Ross. OF Gold
cndale. and expects to remain all sum
mer.
Woodmen of the Worlds bali was
grand success given on the 5th iii com
memoration of the nations birth.
Miss Lydia Clancy klckitat's well
known teacher Is spending a few days
of vacation IN GoldendaIe as the guest
of Mrs. Hiram Wing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-11
ToFT SOCIAL. >EM

TOfT. 1G1v la-The annual in3epend-
enca eay nan Monday Jgly 3 was p
grand ar4te Despite tha fact thai the
v atner suan dispensed rain q4ite Aber-
atsc there was an uausDaliy large az
tendance Excellent music was furnished
.nd dancing kspt up untii Daylight
Among tnasa present were M- snd Mr.
a. : galloway. Nj and ATS +. =. He0-
4.-t NJ and Mrs g -. Aues Nj 2ul
Af~s Fes-i Ausv~ Mt AMI Ms. !. A
Morris. MI and Mrs. b rs REM. MIR.
aat Ms r ~ DAVIS Mr. aut Mrs. f'red
EsEaeH Nrs. Lord Mr. Annie Royce.
Mrs 81 Morris Tolt. Mt~s Mamie Nj
hav. <ose-,y Mss Floy Totsen q 3
T-.ssla Rat-,rfaFd Mss Preay k4th.r-
t2r3 MISS Mary Taylov MS CiGy Tay-
lov Mss Emma Smith Miss Drake. Fan
r9te MIS- ~ ut3e Ert j>tlc. Mss C~Ga
F,r. .etts 81 ~s Laia - ar75s. ASs Lu-y
Easss. Msss Carrie Esxw~8i Miss 20
"a Davis II ~s Mary FAta&= MISS sara Z
Fss.e-.sT Nf-s Mitchell y AZ F<rnusa MAJ.
N So Nett5e Masher Miss Rose A-or& Mss
Nan3ervt.5 Test Mr. e. Hole~rsoa. ~
H Tealrlarau Nj MA Teup1etoa. Az.
= " Alison &r. fseo1 Lesper M. A,
Il TAraIt SIR Astvrf t'rrnasg. ~ a. Il
Fsas6% Nj l. / pI3-ean. Nj g. Syy~r-
sosl Ar cart Tsasas M r. R@SNssl NJ
n - Gc@-AxS. AZ. = Neel. AT. 70 = al
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, g. g whc has beer visiting Mss was-
hams, took the Saturday steamer for Ana
eoTteS. ard vii - q guest Of Mrs. FRANK
Lord
Mr. J Roberts Mead returned 70 his
home In Portls nj or Wednesday
AIr. NJ. QuilteT. OF Seattle. was ~ The
Blaine on THURSDAY.
Laura May Hutchinson ard Master FL
w5n. ertertalned about twenty-five Of their
young friends ~ the home or Miss Wad-
hams THURSDAY. They wsre assisted bv
Mrs. George weseos1. Miss Mary wincr
and Miss Wadb2rs-
William Hoy1 Gordon Waller Arthur
Green. Henry Horton md Mr. Hawthorne
took = spin on thsl- bikes around Drayton
hsrbor Sunday.
Mrs. Dr Fletcher. % Yakima. and Mr..
". RI. CBn-. O. Tacoma. are visiting
friends in me city.
Mrs. J. Howard Hitchcock. Miss Lodema
Shaw. Miss Ada Scott. Miss Oracle So
mon Miss Emma Dahl Miss card Mr.
Charles Dahl Dr. ". A King and Mr. ]
Hat were celebrating in whatcoIn Mon
day.
An outing party was given on Semiah-
moo Thur sday tn honor Of Mrs Or
Fletcher and Mrs. ~ II Cline Those
present wers: Mrs Meade Mrs w l.
Fox. Mrs. d. r Gott Mrs. Roberts, Mrs.
Arnold Mrs r Williams. Mrs w TT.
and Mr.. ". Wade,
Miss Nellie McE.imon. Miss Winnie Nc
Eimon. Mr. Arthur Seely and Mr.. Arthur
Wadhams wheeled 10 SeniahEnoo Sunday.
Mrs. ]. ". Tanner who was hit with A
baseball while watching the game July 1.
VAS not seriously injured, bur is Sill suf-
ferins from the brtiise.
A meeting was held in the C0ngrega-
tioaal church Wednesday evening 70 form
a society TO study the Bible gooaiy
number Of young people were present and
all We're very enthusiastic.
Mr. a Cornish and bride OF Seattle. are
spending their honeymoon with relatives
In the city.
Miss Estelle Barnes, OF Seattle. arrived
on Wednesdays boat and will spend the
summer with her parents.
Miss Mida Waller. Miss Anna Waller
Arthur Wadhams Gordon Waller and
Arthur Green Of Point Roberts spent the
Fourth in Blaine
Preparations are being made by the
wheelmen OF the city for an excursion TO
Vancouver. b. c.. In the near future
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-11
COIPCNlf.l.E SOCIAL.

COVPFvIILE. July lo-Ir and Mrs..
Thomas CranueY have returned home
from 2 visit to LISA lady and Mt. Vernon.
\ number az the citizens of Coupe
wire snort their Fourth in Seattle.
The teachers institute Is IN session
here this week Among those present are
Pro- Frank Browne. state superinIend-
err % public instruction Miss Susie J..
Currfer. poet and historian Mrs. Carrie
SHAW Rice and Prof. Geiz-
NJ and Mrs York a harrington. =
Seattle. are visiting relatives on the
island
Mr. Syd Harrington Of Seattle. IS visit
ln- friends on the Island this week
Master carl Gillespie who has @~en
visiting friends in Seattle. returned home
this week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-11
CHENEY SOCIAL NOTES.

CHENEY. July i0.-Aiss Grace Nichols.
a successful teacher in the Minneapolis
schools. is visiting her parents here
Rev. F. Il. Doane is IN San Francisco
as delegate 10 the Christian Endeavor
meeting
Rev w r. Sawyer is attending the
Baptist camp meeting at Chateoiet.
Idaho
y r. Dale has disposed OF mis- business
at this place and moved to Minneapolis.
Miss Jessie Gillette gave a whist party
Saturday evening 10 a few If her friends.
1t was a patriotic gathering, for fire
works were used with a lavish liberality
for tho amusement ri the guests.
Prof. J ]. Rtppetoe. principal OF the
state normal. has returned 70 his home
al Portland
Mrs. II IT, Hubbard is staying Il few
weeks with her daughter Mrs. Taylor, at
Wallace. Idaho.
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rnend. Ind Miss Campbell. AZ san Fran
cisco. Mrs u. Watson Bridges Mrs 4
g. prtchats Mss Gs-osseub o. ORC. Nr
r @. Tartor Ar. Frank Calfwea To-
club number aye. NJ and Ms Csrslss-
egar. Mr. sn3 Mr. Togsey M ard Mrs.
J. r Sect Mr.. and MFz- cglon. Mr. and
Mrs. r. A Brown.
Mrs. Robert Caldwell gave pleasant
luncheon ThnTaosy for Ms A. " Mar
ftn who laay@s for the east on Monday
The other la5ies present were MrH.
Hans G1ese @~e Harry Caldwell, aa-s
Frederick Wstsoa-
The bride ~ she sea ara her MAIDS.
and the officers Of the oregon syere gwen
an informal dance after the carnival c0a-
cart last ~eek b. Miss Hewitt.
Social Notes.
Robert Casstaay. OF Victoria. IS visiting
In t1e clty.
Miss Ffoover leaves Monday for her home
In Spokane.
Mrs g ~ Marble has returned from a
visit IN Victoria
Charles Foster is expected TO return this
week from AndoTer
Miss TIvern1ore ~ san Francisco. In
the guest 81 Aisa DakIn.
Jack Spragu@ has gone to San Fran
cisco 20 spend the summer.
Mrs A 9 Tousey u entertaining her sis
or Mrs- Elder 81 Indiana.
Mrz- Ralph Mccall entertained few
friends IS wednesday evening
Hon 81 II Doolitfle returned last week
from prospecting tour In Idaho.
A Reeves Ayres ~ the United States
court has returned from Spokane.
Miss Minnie Ferry Of San Francisco. is
visiting her father Col. G. f. Ferry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-11
Urrare of ofntmsBts Cor Catarrb
That Contain Mercury.

As mercury wifI Surely Destroy che sense
81 smell n6 completely dfranSe tne Whole
system when ent2r.us II fnFo+%n TIE fn1-
.-,.a 4-.rsse.ee @1rn articles 4hoai1 never
- used except or pres rtptio0s from rep
utsble physicians rs the atu'@Z@ theF ~5l.
81 - tenfos8 70 ffge zap1 you can pose o4y
derive from them. Hairs t'aterTa ture
anafactg44ed uF r ). Cheney = go. 4o-
Eetsn a.. contains no ms rcs1F>.. and 81 "a x r
Internally. acting directly at91 the blood
a~4 mucous surfaces u fhe system In
hung Halls CataVrh Core be s9r@ you
ct tte genuine. Is 81 tsk~n intern ~ 3.
ef4l made IL Tvta4o, C't4H hy :. ). Chez
nv - 20 T~st3gnoHfs fire.
So 2, IRA xEsSts price --- r-e~ bottle.
Hans Family fH3.s are tae rest.
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The Portland daily press., 1897-03-20
STRONG TESTIMONY
And 1t Is in Portland-Not in San Fran
cisco-Any Citizen Can Verify This.

Honesty is the best policy" That
old adage has always been character
1stio OF the article endorsed by Mr.. A. J..
Adams of No. As Merrill street. He has
been a resident of this city for over
twenty years and Is known to wide
circle Of acquaintance. Not only has
honesty bean the mainstay Of the claims
made for the old Quaker remedy but it
is the bulwark of the testimonials pub
lished in its behalf. When you know
that citizen, perhaps a neighbor, pre-
faces his statement with tribute like
that which follows, the testimony not
only is interesting, remarkably strong,
but it carries with 1t that irresistible in
husnoe that sweeps away every vestige or
inoredulity. What do our readers think
of this? 81 will take my oath that
ever tried for the kidneys and have had
20 years experience"
What can the greatest se0ffer at propri-
etary medicines in Portland want?
Head the rest Of Mr.. Adams's statement.
Nov that know their value regard
it as personal duty ! owe to others to
tell them what Doan's Kidney Pills have
done for me. used to work at the ship
yards but on account of the baokaohe I
was compelled to give 1T up. / got SO
that when handled heavy timbers had
to get down on my knees before could
throw my weight into the lift. My back
would not bear the strain il 1 attempted
to do it standing. This was my con-
dition for years, all last fall and winter
particularly. The pain in the small Of
my back could not have been worse II q
handful of needles was being jabbed into
me. I could not turn my body without
a side unless I wished to incur fearful
twinge and my condition if not danger
GUS was at least uncomfortable. l hear
about Doan's Kidney Pills and though /
did not anticipate they would be any
improvement on the many remedies
had tried from time to time, procured
IA box from the drug store of H. ID. Hay
& Sons at the junction of Middle and
Free streets. 1 he second day remarked
to my wife that / was feeling better
From that on went right ahead. The
pain has left me. can lift anything and
feel no effect after it. Doan's Kidney
Pills are as far ahead of anything else
for the back and kidneys as day is ahead
of night for light. I recommend them
constantly
Doun's Kidney Pills 80 cents per box,
for sale by all dealers, sent by mail on
receipt of price. Foster Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, N. T., sole agents for the
United States.
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-20

1t will always relieve suffering
as long as suffering continues to
exist.
That is why everybody is talking
about Puritana.
In the face of bitter opposition from
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-20
Dangers of the Grip.

The greatest danger from La Grippe
is of its resulting in pneumonia. If
reasonable care is used, however. and
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy taken, all
danger will be avoided. Among the tens
OF thousands who have used this remedy
for La Grippe, we have yet to learn of a
single case having resulted in pneumo-
MIA, which shows conclusively that the
remedy is certain preventative of that
dread disease. 1t will effect a perma-
nent cure in less time than any other
treatment. The 25 and so cent size fol
sale by 81. P. S. Goods drug. store, ST.
Congress street, Portland, and K. S. Ray
mond, Cumberland Mills.
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-20
LAST DAY.
f inal Opportunity for that Great Encyclo-
pedia Bargain.

Some time during the day the last one
of those valuable sets of the New Stan
dard Encyclopedia will be claimed, and
hereafter 1t will not be possible to secure
the work except at the regular price of
from S4S to S72, according to style of
bind ing
To-day, however if you apply in time,
immediate delivery of the entire set of
eight superb voumes may be had on
payment of only one dollar, the balance
being arranged in monthly payments SO
small that the outlay will hardly be felt.
1t should be borne in mind that these
sets are a portion of the first edition.
They are fresh from the press and guar
anteed mechanically perfect. There need
no fear about the volume being damaged
in any way, for each set Is returnable in
ten days if not perfect and enirely sat
isfactory. and money will be refunded
1t should also be borne in mind that
the new Standard American Ency clo-
pedia cannot be procured at any Of the
book stores since it is sold by subeorip-
ton only.
J. r. Lib by, who now makes this sur
prising Introductory offer OF 500 sets,
has done so by special arrangement with
the publishers who wish to popularize
andEadvertiss the work in advance of the
subscription canvass which begin i'm me-
dately, at the regular price of $4S to $7s
a set.
There is no longer need to dwell upon
the surprising merits of this great pro-
duotiou. Everyone knows that it is the
latest, most comprehensive and best en-
oylodedia on the market. and the only
one which thoroughly meets the require.
ments of the busy man of today.
But it's now only matter of hours
till the last one Of these precious sets
| will be claimed and application sho uld
be made early in the day to the store,
which will be open till ten O'Clock to-
night.
In order that the out of town readers
may stand.an equal chance. all applica-
tions by letters or telegraph, dated today
will be filed, j. II. Libby taking it for
granted that the remittance of One Dol
lar will promptly follow the Geographic
| orders.
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-20
Mems Meeting.

Mr.. E. r. Payson, president, and
Messrs. Oman Adams and j. H. True,
vice presidents of Ethe Young Men 6
Christian Association, will take charge
of the Mems meeting in Y. NJ. G. A.
hall Sunday, at 4. 80 p. m.
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-20
REMOVAL.

Cornish Brothers have re-
moved from 249 Middle street
to $50 Congress street, under
Congress Square Hotel, where
they opened Monday Morning,
March 10Th, with a large and
select assortment of the leading
styles in spring woolens. Thank
ing the public for their generous
patronage in the past, they hope
to merit a still larger share in
the new quarters where they
have the very best facilities for
carrying on a strictly first class
tailoring business.
Respectfully.
CORNISH BROS.
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
Puritana Has Won

An DURITANA has succeed
&A Merit has won as it always
AEEN The great remedy is sci
Mn KIN Italso appeals to common
Y But most of all, it cures.
Puritana brings food to
the starving.
1t brings drink to the perishing.
1t brings life to the dying.
When suffering people pay their
money they don't want name or a
history.
They want the real thing.
They want cure.
Puritana is cure.
The famous discoverer of Puritana,
Prof. Dixi Crosby, M. D., IL. D., was
for 81 years at the head of Dartmouth
medical college.
4 e He has founded new method of
common sense treatment, and has be-
come the most noted of all the great
Crosby physicians.
He has given the world the secret of
health.
He has shown the prime importance
of the human stomach.
All bodily power begins in the
stomach.
All relief and cure must start there.
DIR. Crosby believed that if he could
make the stomach right he could make
the whole body right.
That is what Puritana does.
Palpitation of the heart is stomach
symptom.
Poor blood is stomach symptom.
Headache is stomach symptom.
Troubles of the liver and kidneys are
stomach symptoms.
Puritana banishes all these svmp-
toms.
1t strikes at the root of them all and
cures the stomach.
This is proven by thousands of
witnesses.
Puritana has cured numberless cases
OF chronic dyspepsia and indigestion
after every other remedy has failed.
Puritana has brought men and
women out of torture worse than death.
tits doing it today.
Every day.
The Portland daily press., 1897-03-20
ANNOUNCEMENT.

have been appointed Agent for the
German Alliance Insurance Association
of New York M
This Company iy one of the largest
Fire Insurance Companies in the United
States.
Cash Assets over Seven Million Dol
lars. Net Surplus over Three Million
Dollars.
BY having policy in this
Strong American Company
you are getting the very best protection.
Your Patronage Solicited
JOHN L. COREY. Agent.
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