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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-23
CHOICE EGGS FOR MATCHING.
Eggs Supplied From the Following
Hure-Brcd Fowls:

Brown Leghorn, White Leghorn and
Barred Plymouth Rocks, at $3.50 per
dozen: Cuff Leghorn, Black Minorcas,
Andulasian and Wyandotte-Dorkin
Cross, at $500 per dozen; English S
G. Dorking, $500 per dozen; Pekin
Duck, S1.00 per setting of 10.
Favors from the other Islands VIII
receive careful packing and he filled
in the order in which they are re.
ceived. \ few choice fowls for sale
w. C. WELDON.
Honolulu.
21l Fort Street
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-23
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

When inclined call into the Mer-
chants Exchange, corner of King and
Nuuanu streets. There you will find
every kind of refreshments to satisfy
your appetite. Oyster cocktails. best
brandy and liquors Of all kinds, the
celebrated Rainier Beer always on tap
Mr. Shaw gives his personal attention
TO every detail.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-23

George Andrews. of the California
Fruit Company next to Wall, Mich
OILS Coz, King street, has on hand
frozen and live turkeys, chickens. Cal
ifornia wild game. oysters in tin and
shell. fresh salmon and founders.
fruit of all kinds olives nuts. raisins,
japanese Mandera oranges. etc. Te-
lephone 4S4. Prompt delivery.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-23

Be it remembered that the newspa-
pers are the merchants tried and true
mediums for advertising. Use them
largely If not exclusively. Advertise
in The Star.
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c. y. POND.
COL, PARKER ACTIVE.

Col. Sam Parker left on the Kinau
today for Hawaii. Col. Parker Will
spend some time on the big island and
will find time to do good work for an
neNation.
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cotic compounds is bad, decidedly bad.
1t undermines the health and skaters the
constitution and the patient is steadily
growing into a worse condition often
resulting in the terrible slavery and
misery of the cocaine and opium habit.
Sleep induced by the use of Hoods Sarsa-
saparilla may not come as quickly, but it
comes more surely, permanently and is
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-23
FOR THANKSGIVING.

314 Fort Street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-23
J.. I. WaterhouSe

If you wish to get your
groceries fresh and cheap
give US a trial and we
will endeavor to show you
what we can do in this
line. Now that Thanks
giving is drawing near it
will pay you to call and
inspect our stock. We
suggest the following
which help to make a
Thanksgiving dinner a
success.
Fresh Cranberries and Apples.
Cranberry Sauce in Bottles
and tins.
Guava Jelly.
Olives.
Fresh Apple Cider.
Fresh Lemons
Hams.
Asparagus. e.
Corn.
California and French Peas.
Boiled Cider for Making Mince
Pies.
Lemon, Orange, Citron and
Mixed Peel.
Spices.
Mince Meat.
Morton's and Atmore's Plum
Puddings.
Bottled Pie Fruits.
Nuts and Raisins.
Morton's Candies,
Etc, Etc, Etc.
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81 was generally run down last spring,
appetite was poor and l could not sleep.
Hoods Sarsaparilla built me right up,
gave good appetite and ! was soon able to
get a good nights rest G. Il. WHITNEY,
Merchant, Yeomans St., lonia, Michigan.
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Sweet

And refreshing because it is realized
through natures great restoring and re-
juvenating channel purified, vitalized
and enriched blood. This feeds the nerves
with lifegiving energy and builds up the
system and constitution from the very
foundation of all health and life the
blood = pure, rich, red blood.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-06-26

Potato planting for the fall crop hs.
been going on in several places in this
neighborhood this week.
Conductor Walter Mann returned
Monday from short vacation spent at
MI Nebo in Yell county.
Robt. 5. o'Bryan has purchased the
Z. NJ thompson property on Logtown
hill. Consideration 81 900.
Postmaster Jarvis has been much
ineommoded the past ten DAYS by a
severe attack Of rheumatism.
Ed B. Peiree's family left Saturday
to take up their residence st their
summer cottage at winslow.
Mrs. Adds Bryan and children left
last week for Ssndovsl. Ill. TO spend
the summer with her mother.
Get your teas from Edmondson &
Britt. They have Just received large
consignment Of the best varieties.
Rev. Keller returned Monday fro IN
Little Rock. where he had been attend
ing the B. Y. P. U. convention.
Miss Mary Marshall. of Hot Springs
who is visiting Mrs. Heitman in our
city, hss been very i'll this week.
The Wagner Sayings in its report of
the |. .. .. F. excursion pays q we'll
deserved compliment to our band.
Jno. Beeler came up from Russell.
vile Saturday to spend few days with
relatives and friends in Van Buren,.
S. c. Hammond, Of The Times, and
family left Sunday for Cincinnati. o. :,
where Mrs h will spend the su INNER.
Will SHIRLEY left Wednesday for Union
City, Tenn. and from there will take
a steamboat trip down the Mississippi.
Edmondson & Britt are prepared to
fit OUT pieaieing and outing parties with
all eatables in the most approved style.
Judge ]. J. Burrows left Sunday for
Nashville. Tenn. to take in the ex.
position and visit relatives and friends.
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s1a. Mcl1rars n sanfined N the
rnIInry Jail awaiting siie nesting 1r Eiie
prunaga snur-, when an arrfer viii Ia
HsIIesf for hia removal IA siie insane
asyinrn. lie IN anriraiy ir.rasannas ieiiig
,nnsfsalriy under the impression 5ilaS
sa,ne one q aE7anpring al 10 aim bndily
harm
rhuuHandH OF craFss NJ siTswber--es
viii N n WASTE N iiiiB section 51iis year
TOR q hasH II nar,rsS Il 4sanH al IN
5siar thin WA a ciiancs far ina canning
eaeh1ry IN nave MAIZE a 1Iea uIrn NJ
money M tiisy Guuld ia bHug1e ar
UNJUST any pI-,ca above ihs enHr IT
picking
At ne ganvening IT snurs NAT MON
fav Iylsige Evans arrterst Elias until
-svukest ciruuit caur- 5n0uld eanvene IN
Tuesday Hoiluw'ng tile slliYst Monday N
Tune amt November This gr1ier was
nasie Bv me future IN anviars riip
necessarily NJ rIrura amt witnesses
t--rvailing un SUNDAYS ~ ias N nauy
instances hesefufnra lesn r.ie cass.
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P. D. Scott is foreman of the present
grand jury.
Mrs. Jno. Brown was expected home
from Nashville yesterday.
Mrs. G. A Mansfield. of Ozark, Is
visiting friends in our city.
DIR. NJ. s. Dibrell and wife left Wed.
nesday for a sojourn at Winslow.
At the time of our going TO press Mrs.
S. F. Kistler is reported very III.
Work was begun Wednesday on the
building for the electric light plant.
W. L. Mace and family left Wed
nesday for Springfield for the summer
Messrs. Paul Reynolds and jackson,
of Boonsboro. are visiting Mrs. Jesse
Wood
Col. Fay Chew and family arrived
Tuesday on visit to Col. Sam Chew
and family.
Mrs. ]. B. Stevenson left Friday to
spend the summer with her mother near
Dardaaelle.
The Van Buren, Foundry Is finishing
up store front for Morrilton bust
ness house this week.
Miss Dora euler, of Fort Smith, was
the guest of Mrs. j. W. Watkins the
latter part Of the week.
Postmaster Jarvis left Tuesday for
Kansas TO attend the bedside Of his
brother. who is very low.
Capt. R. B. Allen and Mr.. Dan
Miller have domiciled their families for
the summer at WinsloE.
Mrs. J. w. Mckinney returned
Tuesday from two weeks visit to
friends at Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Joe Barnes returned home
Wednesday from three weeks visit TO
relatives and friends at Wilslo#.
Miss Fay Reynolds Is making 81 ort
visit 20 her sister. Mrs. Jesse Wood. en-
route home from Clarenore. I. T.
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Milo CrsAitInooSs was iaar s'rnday
released RIM 1ae Iinua cnunry
Denitsnriary AMI arrived Ir Fdr- SMITH
Wednesday, Eia Isnrancs VIA rs,tncsd
seventeen months IN lcraunr df Eund
behavior
The E. O. O. q excursion laar week.
1ess.a4f he Inifsa a small mIn aiiHva
41z1anBas- something ike 81 e 5.ie
r4iir-nad aad 5z,aarsd ina la,tEe sairiy
sheir 1r1fita vnuid have lssn ean
Hder=Ehiv nura
Ms. sslBnn smith. NJ Chattanooga,
Tenn. AMI Mrs.. inns Emerson, NJ
Vest F1rif. Washington euunry ara
visitsnR F0rsInan Eaviess If t.ie Fr-Bcn
section rang at Ems pihGs. The ugu
Ia,iies ara sisters and ans Is tfeir irsr
Meeting n thirty TegsTa.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
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We this week passed the longest days
Of the year and the days will lose in
length about minute each day from
now on.
Mrs. J. N Ruttsn and family left
Saturday for Carthage. No. where
they will spend q portion Of the
summer.
Remember the only celebration Of any
| Importance in these 'diggin s Of the
birthday Of our country will De at Alma
on the Sd
The season for ice tea Is al hand
The best Is the cheapest. Edmonison
s. Britt have Just received fine assert
ment of teas
What a convenience it would be tc
| the witnesses compelled TO attend court
were the court square provided with
some seats
Every portion of the county will be
well represented at the picnic at Alma
on the Sd, so say the committees having
the matter in charge.
The potato shipping season has
practically closed. Prices throughout.
while not fabulous. have melted the
growers considerable.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Harvey left
Wednesday for Bennettsville. Ind. A..
where they will spend the hot summer
months visiting relatives.
The weather we have been having the
pas. week proves the necessity OF build
ing an addition TO the court house to
give the jurors room 10 breathe.
A car load Of q. c. Veterans Of the
Oklahoma division passed through Van
BGren Saturday bound for the o. c. V.
encaUzpraers At Nashville. Tenn.
The Claxtou Shirley combination
which played 20 good houses here a
r1onsh or sir weeks ago stranded lAsr
week AZ Marrilson And went 20 pieces.
\ Prot Psaeter, VINO Ia INSTRUCTOR Of
the Johnson county normal, Ia receiving
very Gathering endorseraerts from the
seachers And citizens Of shas enuasY.
Il Merrill Brns- rscsivet. cnusign1lent
az cat1sE Monday shas we're eaushs tn
the river below Mulberry sdas for ALE
took the bun The largest weighed
~ psuads
Mrs. n. A. Tucker IL RAPIDLY
recovering from the operation performed
Gu her eyes. And her friends are pleased
TO Know shas the operation wss entirely
successful
Both enssGu ADD cDrz ara booking
exceptionally vel &c far The drsi
cnssau bIoom Eas hrougtis In Iasf weei'
from geo. e Wood farm by Root.
Williams
inc. Ryan. living hear Chester, camt
down &c ATTEND cnu-s Monday anr
during the day gnr aboard so0 nuch a
the s'Of he iGyrII with the result
that while trying ca walk acrnsH shf
long srssnIe in The rsar Gf Man srrsss h'
fell OF fns8 the s1wn branch lie WA
considerably bruised ~ Eiinuga nnl
seriously injured.
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Geo. Yaes haa rsEi.ad s,um the irlu
df erundfng Il Ydes and his i1farsst IN
the business has been purchase,i by Mr.
= z 6uGier. WHO racsntiy moved here
from Chester Eurh members df the
ir-n ARE good business men and viii
MAKE Il a srIcGass
The vasGhnlan an the Friacg bridge
a5 Gilia 2GiiG has hesn rspiacsn, and tBor
passengsrs viii Again nave al depend gu
the 6errv for crossing Leaving the
hrifga without a was:nman, &c being
over q laviga1ie stream, vas found al
Ia a VIOLATION af the marine law.
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rneSaays Far- sinifa Times ilenncraS
Tssrsrtay morning an order was
issued Bi5ourninu the present usrm Of
5aia Cnirssd Stafas cnuE-t anral OcSsbsr
4. The ar'ter wa due % several causes,
r8is principal one tsiough being suags
R.sgers illness. Es was taken SICK On
Friday, and while his cHndisaun ~ uor
az all ssr,nus, it ia uncertain how lang
r. vii ~ bsflrs ia can rssuns MA
fr1fses upsu 5he bench
Then, sao ir would be s=zs'sansiy IA
snmftgr-aiis "a hnid cSurt riiR hnE
weather
The 1lr7srs wsrs sxcaissd Hufsl Oct 8,
when 5ias TRIAL II Che caass ~ aor titiH
5arrl will be tas1sn up rhers wsrs
over MG witnesses m ss1snnanne npan
ina sssu1-s gsstsriay when the arSisr
pfirurninu was snrsrsd. They wers
r.cnQ-lizsf "a rsrlri u Octaber-
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IA. F. Miles returned from ST. Louis
Rnday.
Mrs. Geo. YOes was taken seriously
Saturday.
Rev. Talley. Of Clarksyille. was in
L city Tuesday.
Capt J. N Harsh4w was taken
Eerely i'll Saturday.
Harry Merrill left Saturday on ten
ys visit 20 ST Louis.
Miss Mai Allen left Tuesday 20 visit
4 Nashville exposition
Mrs A. Il. Harrison and family are
biting relatives in Missouri.
n. W. Jones was circulating among
: Van Buren, friends Monday.
Phil Berman has Joined the ranks OF
y cyclists and rides Monarch.
Mrs. w. P. Woolum was visiting
hrksville friends first Of the week.
Or. NJ. s. Dibrell has been some p.
bat indisposed during the past week.
PMr. and Mrs. Mar J. Mayer went to
Louis Sunday to be gone few days.
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Miaa Tfnn5e wssrz resnrn.a frsn
Spring,sats Thursday Her stay in eur
CRY will be sisors Al siae returns &c
5priagtaIss next Wednesday. having
been aEsrs,i snd scraprs,t a deputy
ship IN she 9osr1fHce there.
Juhsr aasselI hardly ever fails 81
bring IN the i-sr cncssn binoni Of the
seaasu sdG thIs year WA auIy . enuple
lays laSs though lie srased he had scue
open the early part Of Easr vesr. bur
vas unahle 6I ger al 5swn with them
EIhsr IL q good al rnund GARNER
That cheap ercursi0n ss Galveston
don gu. The prssnessrs trapped &c au
scgnunG Of the delay Of the railway
company IN MAKING them q rafa They
gas &c tBn lasa al asfvar-1se ir sufficiently
al make IL uriier than q losing venture
Fort smith Times Democrat.
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OA0TORIA.
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Mrs Fo1 and children. q Spring
Geld. No. arrived Wednesday On a
visit TO Mrs Len Merrill. Mrs F's
sister.
Miss Abdie Gooiing returned 10 her
home at Rogers Wednesday after Al
extended visit t0 relatives N Van
Buren,.
Mrs. C. g Scott. Capt ] ? Stuart
and Masters Drennen and Dunham
Scott left Thursday for Winslow fer the
I summer.
Clyde O'Bryan and Roy Campbell
left Tuesday for Dallas and other Texas
points in the interest Of the L z T.
car company.
| Palestine Cssxh RAlsan certain AMI specify
cure for Coughs, CHica. Bc3nehtEIs aad al
diseases OF the AIR passages. s1nxs A1d tdr1aG
A sure cure for AsthnA ans. I1ci pienE Con-
sum ptton- Prices. 8 and 80 eenta.
| For sale Al Dr. Iohnssu,s Drug Store
The brickwork or the extension Of
Edmondson & Britt q bakery ID about
completed and is awaiting TIE arrival OF
the boiler and engine
Geo. r. Wood has been selected AZ
master Of ceremonies az the Alma
barbecue on the 3D. A better selection
could not have been made.
The m&n Watson under sentence fox
forgery il still suffering severely FROM
the wound in his leg inflicted by OScer
Lockhart. while trying 20 escape.
TIE PRESS forcs Ia under obligations
to Ed Stevenson for baskss Of extra
sne Red Assrsehan apples. Ed knows
where 60 touch the printer heart.
Agent Harrison, Of the joint sIpress
com panies. IL taxing q well sarref.
vacation, having left for OsSaws
kan Tuesday Gu Writ Go relatives.
The Van Buren, Steam Laandry haa
again changed hands ADD vii DanIels
CHE az the former prnprieears, IL ecu
Gucgiag che management Of sile Same.
L Vim Eanfrue WA down from INA
WTntrey township farm Thu-s'.ay- lie
Reports prospecss COED FOR large crop
in snas porsiou Of Frog Bayou valley
u We MAKE a speciality Of iGring out
outing pienIcing and camping PARTIES
with easahies. Give us a Trial we
Wiz 2tesase F0u-
L EnacN1soN a. Balrr
M MdrsiI reports Business N beth
foundry And machine department. Of dia
sseahlishmens g1od and that they have
orders Gu aand "a acGupy them fur some
vseifs
The frsr arresE under the hicTcte
ordinance for ritisng On the sidewalk
was made by Marshal Merrill Thursday
1 Z gas naa named Wilson fr1m Fort
smith
II A CIarfsville party has hasn IN the
city the pasr week lnGH.ng for locasann
for hur.i. r lie cannuG Leaae 1e VII
Try and turn a it0cx enmpany anu
build.
A daughter If EilIy 6utfsrarrsi
iad A aarrnw ssEaps anm being KILLED
sy a runaway horse ruesstay Az 4
waa 4le vaa canAiderahiy br'1iBed ny
being siir8gu.
We have haaTrt NJ converted J.'vH ana
MahumesianH amt ariler cauver-s, mi
she Ialfssr sne "a annaunns ms appHHr
anra IN aur city rs " :. Nheaier. riit
gguverrs.af cirguH giUvn.
u A ni-a,I s,sE.. Inad NJ e-riiH anu vege'
kahies was snIpped N m A 4. 7 GT
a Pitraburr Pa. Wednesday, sliuui'
It prnve q paving venrzrT-il 4 Enud niln'
murs cag-s viii 1e sent rilEz way.
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GIVE Us AN ORDER when in need Of job Work.

Trouble in repnr-sd between the
Writes and ne9,1 freedmen ss Fort
Gibson. The 5ruubis sr1se over the
cnilertaun af feiirs owed by nme Of the
G. s,ssfrnen The Two companies df
cavalry sfasionesf ss iis post were
ordered aus Thursday IA assisr IN lrssu
inR rffar
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-06-26

G. C. c. tAa1 Cd cure, druggists refund MONEY
Phil Bernlan took In the exeur sion 10
Louis SaEurr.ay returning Weines
y.
County Clerk Bossick WA severely
ected by the extreme heat frat Of the
sek.
Mss Fr0uie Enowlsor Waa WASTING
Natives tn Van ECren frat Of the
eek.
Clsy Ward took in the Frisco sxcur-
pn to Sc Louis LAT Saturday, rssgrr e.
uesday.
Miss AzIee Cooper, Of Fort Smith
Pn the gzesG Of Mrs. J A. Thompson
nndzy.
Lem East VIA rp from Hunting ton
Pveral dags shm week Waiting his
krenss.
Miss Mamie Mayors WA the xIIess OF
IN. j. j. Dunhanl Saturday And
|unday.
The purchase ae napfha lannch Ia
ping contemplated by numb er of 6uz
1oung szsn-
Mn. Dr. DuVal. Of Fort Smith. VA
gasss OF Mrs. A z sh4bley satur
y And Sunday.
Mrs. w. 7. Wallace has Leased the
Alley Eouse and she family has mower.
~ % tie farm
sso. Wood has made arrangements
ioe srerslou of summer enrGags Gu
ilaIow mountain
;. Y. kisEisr vas overcome BY she
'''srne aeaS Tuesday and for tinl
~ seEio1slY III
Ferry Flowers left Tuesday fol
eAEaes, o T with a possi5le view
0easing there
lsForth Leaz-Ie meeting each sun
~ evening AZ san O ciocK az Chr
zstsudsas Church.
aAax Naolum and ssnlilY were
sung friends and rsia6ivss az Jones
'n earii1g shs week
"a "a EcruGnGaon d Eri5t for Gfuld
~ BREAKFAST Sscuu pu5 Up "a carr
-7l Ant rsa.ty for uss.
Nv " v H.srian occupied 5hs
'''1 Of Tie n z church at the morn
g 'srvias Iass s,Ius.lg.
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Ben Cole. formerly connected with
the New YORK Store. bot for tie pas:
year resident Of Soeth MeAlesfer
arrived in Van Buren, Wednesday, On a
short visit 10 MAJ Lyons
Judge Evans will De cue Of she
speakers ss the Al1za sarhee1e On ihe
3D. and will adjourn co1rs q gsvs AZ
who wish q chance fa Celebrate the
birthday Of theiz cnr1try.
The action in erecting lenaouia.e
stand in the cncrr ss.uare ID W think a
VERY wise o1e On tie pars af ihe sssefeGy
Of Caristiaz Ensiesvur and We here tie
venture Will prove prDf1ahie.
Postmaster jarvis Ia ess1sentriasfnls
the removal Of ine pcstef7es 81 she
Meyer Building next deer &c la grocery
establishments. Re WILL alaae . 1unher
CT improvements AFTER removal
A ia-uarsas odd chSId IT NJ, AID
Mrs Bruce Earyter Les. Tuesday
morning Ct brain fever. Tie renaaSnn
were insarre1 Tuesday sfsernesn n
8 Q cLaex n Fa1rview csineGsry.
EeTs. VI 4 Dyer ADD L ] Wefnls
Of the N q. ehureh. South. wers
visirars IN the ciry Wednesday, Both
have hosra Of friends IN cue city xtle
are always piease,i 51 meet Them
senaSGr Wilson, Of WiailSagrEr
cnun5y, was IN Van E,Iran Wednesday,
He il the senanGr McMuIlen eretiIrl
with having convinced Ann that 4rzan
sas needed no ralIruad cnmm.sHiou-
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Casral-ssa Candy CAsaiar-sc, Che nnsr v1n-
ferrIi medical ffGnvery Of Sie aye, 1iesla-
Ant AMT refreshing al lie sassss. AL gently
amt positively On Kidneys, liver and 1asveiH,
cleansing he .nrai.z systain, diapei cnidB,
-iira 1ealias,iis. fewer iasitaiai constipation
anu illinnanesH. S'eaae my AMI Ery jnx
lr G G. G. i.i..tays ~ e, iilegnts. .ald and
guaranteed ~ ciira by all fr-igg'sfA-
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Bud E1rss, vino wa charged WITH
rsszsslnz IA afHesr while making An
arrssg AZ Lecuarr.sviIIe ser.e TWO weeks
sIglcs, aa.. AZ examination before
Justice Moore Saturday And ws
rsisa.ss.ss
Alma WA selected by 3 majority Ct
siY1s ever Van Bursn And Mulberry "a
the pi.a<s tsx Aclssing sse E.sraaal IN
fsgs Thsa IL a well deserved efsuiCiz-
n1ens 81 Tie hospitality e aur llsSis
ns.igia a8r
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liHd he 10 tempted to over ~ori him
W. self neglect his health. and d.
- vote insufficient tine 70 eating,
resting. and sleeping, that death Il tEs
ter1ptsr tha; holds out money q bait. II
q man will take proper care Of bis health, he
Will feel like work, and viii knd that he can
do all the work that he cares 10 do within
working hours
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
gets q mar into working shape And keeps
him there. 1t invigorates the liver. Keeps
the digestion In working order. tie Ape
tite hearty and keen Il Keeps ihs h'ood
pur. and plentiful II keeps o1i sr1 drives
out impurities and Disease germs Ii wards
of nervous and wasting diseases Il eurss
os per cent Of all cases of eonsunreion. n
is the product of the life work Of a. eri-
for thirty yezrs chief consulting ptysic4An
to the Invaiids' Hotel and saryica lrsti-
tu,e. At Buffalo, ". Y. Druggists seu il
Mrs l. p Coates. Of Blythssez-rs. Kfaxs ca.
n. Y. writes. : Three years aga. VA - aek 4
could ro< eat tletp or yak. fer eszxze4 az LAY
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