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The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-05-24
Evervhndx Saws SO.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery of the age, pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel. colds,
and biliousness. Please buy and try box
of c. C. c. to-day; 10, 25, SO cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-05-24
Oak Grove.

Wedding bells in the near fu-
ture.
C. S. Davies has purchased a
new buggy.
Many of our teachers attended
the association at the Prescott
High School Saturday.
julius Ruck is building a new
granery.
Mrs. M. Carral of st. Paul
visited at her home at this place
recently.
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F. P. AINswoRTH, Agt.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-05-24
Home Seekers Excursion.

Home Seekers tickets will be
sold to points south and west on
the following dates: May IL
and June 7th and 21st. For rates
and territory apply to the under
signed.
F. P. AINswoRTH, Agt.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-05-24
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.

TO Quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netic. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To-
Bac. the wonder worker, that makes weak men
strong All druggists, SOC or 81. Cure guaran-
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-05-24
To the Farmers Of Pierce and st. CrOix
Counties.

NJ. e. Johnson is buying cattle
sheep and hogs and will pay the
highest market price for same.
Call on or leave orders at john
son s. Elertson's hardware store.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-05-24
Interstate Scholastic Athletic Meet,
Madison, Wis, May %, 1898

Tickets will be on sale May &c
and 9th, good to return May 30,
1898, at $785 for the round trip.
f. P. Ainsworth, Agt.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-05-24

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartlc. 1Oc or 20t
e G. c.. G. fail, druggists refund money.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-26

Rev. c. l.. Mears. accompanied her and
will visit here during the summer months.
Mr. and Mrs S. II. Bowman, who havo
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert VIII
son. have returned TO their horne.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hurd have return
ed from the Country Club. where they
have been spending several weeks.
Mrs F. V. Van DuseH vii pass the
summer months with her sisters, Ars. DR..
Wall and Miss Ble:l in Cleveland. ohio.
M. John Carraher and daughter tMrs.
II. J. Hallahan) Of Sioux City. Iowa, are
visiting with his son and brother, NJ. NJ.
Carraher eo4 Columbia street.
Miss Mayme l.. Myers has returned from
companied by Miss Nette Hayes. of Red
Wing. Mimi, who VIII visit here.
Mr. w w. Bush leaves Seattle this
morning for San Francisco. whore he will
Join the United States cruiser Phiiadel-
pAia. which Is about 10 proceed 10 Manila.
Miss Laura c. Byrne, Of Fairhaven Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Percy +. Smith. at
her home. 21S Thirtieth avenue north Mrs
r. l.. Cowgirl Is also the guest of Mrs
Smith.
Mrs A. Levy and sons. Eugene and Au-
relatives In Spokane. Genesee ana Lewis
ton. are now visiting in Portland Mr.
Eugene Levy Will return during the week
The religious papers OF the United Pres
byterian church are making mucn OF the
fact that Rev. DR.. j. G. Boyd. Of Mount
Lebanon. Pa, has just completed forty
years service during al of which time
account - Illness. He broke into his con-
tin1ed devotion 10 his duties TWO years aso
when he paid visit TO his nephe ". @oyd
J. TaIiman, OF this Caty.
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avenue. Wednesday evening. June 81 Mr..
4. ". Lewis served as best nan and
Miss Esnse Carmichael as bridesmaid.
The brides brothers. Lewis, Herman and
William Zgppe. were also present 10 con-
graduate the happy couple.
=
Mr.. Charles B. Clifton and Miss Georgene
Van Meter. both or this city. were on
THURSDAY evening June g, isss- quietly
married q: tss residence Of Rev. W. H.
SeIleck. Among the numerous presents
was a beautiful silver service from the
F.litz Ten. and Awning Company and en-
ployes. where Miss Georgeue has been pre-
Yi9usiy employed
{. :: =
Mr.. George FTora and Mss Ai.ne Cost.
both Of this city, we're quietly married at
che residence OF the officiating clergyman.
John r. Damon, SO Fifth avenue, Monday
afternoon. june -, in the presence OF the
lawful witnesses
= 4
Mr. Alfred Thomas and Mrs. Rosa Lee
Fase. bath Of tAls city, were married on
Monday afternoon, June %. By Rev. John
Z, Damon a his residence.
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BALLARD SOCIAL ITEMS.

Mr.. Willird St.mson, % Los Angels. Cal.
s visiting his brothers. Messts &. D. and
Fred St.msou-
Mrs Musetta I..bby left Sunday 10 At
tend the state convention of the Pacific
Woodmen of the Void. held at North
Yakima
Mr. ana Mrs John Peas'ey removed this
week from ballard 20 Everett.
M George AYiter vas down ibis wc'k
from Gear lake for . byief visit.
Mis- Mabel Ingalls,, daughter y e. ..
Iaga'ls of lion Mountain, Mich, arrived
81 he c:y Monday.
Ms Jenn,e Ysrkee arrived fToo Back
.e< ths w-ek and WI MAKE 6er homc
wi.a her mother on W;,hert street AIS
Yerhes has been employed IN tn primary
department - :a@ Buckley gsauol which
h4s Just cos j for The summer.
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church on Thursday night The church
Was deliberately decorated with roses Of all
kinds. An excellent programme was rem
dered. Rev. Il. b. Hasse. OF Everett.
Wash, delivered the address. The gradu
a5es were Miss Jessie NJ. tivsc,n. the eldest
daughter OF Mr.. y. ]. NJ. Hosom. Of this
place and Mr. Mark L. Page. Of Minneap-
Oils. MINI. M:sa HosOm delivered a well
written essay on HEROES" Mr. Page de-
livered an excellent grafton, his subject
being. Has the United States Attained Its
Majority"
Miss Aiily Watkins came over Saturday
night from la Conner 10 attend COM
mcncement exercises at the Academy
Nj y ID Flowers and daughter. Edith.
ara spending few days on the island with
friends
NJ Luther LIE Sourd. who has been
spending a year at the Puget Sound uni
yersity In Tacoma. returned homo Satur-
day for his vacation.
Mss Jones OF Seattle IS visiting with
her frfer,st Miss Macintosh. Of this place
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. ".
Kellogg, of this place is very low with
spinal meningitis.
Rev and Mrs g r. Newberry enter
tssnof number of their friends at their
home on Wednesday evening Games were
played until II O'Clock, when the most de-
lcious refreshments were served, A short
programme was rendered BY the choir and
thu students % the academy
Mrs. r. Calhoun. % LaSner. r. @, Is
visiting her sisters Mrs c T. Newbcrry
and Mrs Athert0a perritt OF thts place.
Miss Alice Kellogg returned home from
Tacoma SATURDAY She mas been attend
ing the Puget Sound University.
M Chester Ee'is and Ny Thomas Kin
9-ed left s1r Their homes last THURSDAY
right after spen3ing a year AT the P'Igc:
Sound Academy.
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Junior Tenni. tiuh Opening.

The ! .at0z Tauf}.z C'}ub paso~3 B 1r-ra. s.
:uc eea~cn last Friday with sie..sattl-
to gty = rlad"- tho auspices e tae gis's
branch Of tae c,11.
Tae.es I~ofus4ly decorated with bol-
gIH:- Il Ia france -os.s and ~t32atei u'-
der heautifal shade tress were preside
oYe- nv VI - Harr.et,e Allen ax hostess aS-
SISTED ~ Ms Ee ssste Ssn.ta and Mss Nan
eco paschalI.
During the. Afternoon close AID interest
ing matches "a -e0t-e-s,,l's doubles an1
mixed doubles were p.ayeyi.
Among je9sc present acre. NJ Henry
Ars bowman. M MacETaU A.. CID
3.nEs Mrs. Co1ver Mr. P~et, Nr2 Back
= Mr. Ee.y M-x r4rkeek Mrs palmer
Nrs TYR Ma Kellogg. NJ Russell
Mrs A. Nry cs8nc~y. os Tacoma. Mr.
Vr.gh, Mrs Vie NTs Coa Mrs Gea-y
" ~ H4uf-ra NJ Elaine ia rfo~d NJ.
Jessie i{an.o~d Mss <}2-l.n< MISS Ruth
Alien Ms iarrsegte ALen. Ms Amy 90
rey Mis- Ma Sm4ta. Ms F~@s.e ssnita
u So k~Ly Ms Ms Mss strive Il So
Kley Ms Tur0er. M<s fI~3er Husn~~
Mss EsthaT.a.. T9.er. Miss Mage WIKI
aoa- ~ Alma Siewa-t. VI 80 t<3aaA col
aas MlsS Carrie Hopkins. Mise Nane,se
p2sch4E
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guest the past week at the home OF br' T.
A. Stafford.
Miss Kate McCraw has returned from
visit with Olympia friends.
Mr. A H. Lee has returned from a sho''
visit with Victoria friends
Mist Grace Lindsay. Of Everett, visited
friends in the city last week.
Mrs. L. L. Erwin has returned from
three months trip in the East.
Mrs q . Clark and Miss Adams were
over from Chautauqua last Week
Miss Nettie Smith has returned nome
from q week 5 visit in FairhaNen
Miss Olive Miller, who has been visiting
friends in Ca ifornia has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. McGavin have returned
from pleasant visit at Chautauqua.
Mrs. G. Kaufman has returned TO Olym-
p!a after a pleasant visit III this city.
Nj and Mrs George r. Fay have taken
the Robinson res dence ON Drexei avenue
Mrs. 4 \. Sutherland has gona "a Por.-
land 10 visit her sister. Mrs. Willis l. Vail.
Mrs James B. Hamln is canning with
her family on one Of the down Sound ISL
andS
Mss Ellen C'reeiman VII leave here
early In July TO visit her sister. Mrs Jonn
Russell.
Mr.. W. T. Jones spen. SUNDAY IN snoho-
nish. the guest Of his brother. MI tnar1es
J. Jones.
Mss Mllrdav has returned from Moshier
Where she was the guest OF Mrs. w. y.
Mcdonald.
Mr.. Samuel Irwin returned on the steam
ship AK last Wednesday from IMP 10
pyea. Alaska
Miss Mary Viola Conner OF la conner
is visiting Mss Alma GrUnkrauz at -
F.fth avenue
Mr. and Mrs. George Z. Adams have
gone south for a months WISH ~ oregon
and California,
Miss Helen Cowles. Of Olympia. VIII oe
/ I'D. 80 for let "
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rHarT&rQta SOCIETY NOTES.

rGEAvTA"QfrA Jur~ e1-n~ and N-s
f. Il Poraeroy. p-ofesfors in Puget Sound
t-B}ve-ssty. Taaoaa. are danlei}ed f5r t1e
So rrcer f7 Crescent C.ff cottage
NJ ard Ms Homer HuI o. SeIt'e.
r-6 ME-. arosaw e The island. spent
Tssa-sdar a. Ca8ulaa4ua
Ms James p Hsmoln and children, %
se&st.e aTe ten.tuc or TIE south beach
ll.ss Safe Israel ard Miss Christine
tseex % Settle spe5$ S-:,a>fg - a~ol- u.s.
nse
kGrS Rea:h ard daughter. % Tacoma,
use sake8 is@ B-fe@ cotfaxe for iGe stsrs-
ns-
Ar. ana 2irs. ]. A.6s4a.E, Of Seattle, were
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the guests OF Mrs. NJ. 3. Reese over suR-
day.
Prof Tiilman. Of Puget Sound Cntver-
sity. Tacoma. visited Or. and Mrs. Pom
eroy during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd, OF Burton. visited
friends along shore during the week.
Miss Sinsabaugh. of Tacoma has re-
turned home from pleasant visit with her
brother and sister.
Miss F'iossie Adams. OF Ohio WHO has
been attending school on the coast, is visit
ing Al Crescent Ciff cottage. She viii re-.
turn home Tuesday.
Miss G.. q. Clark and her friend. Mss
Adams visited friends in Seattle Wodnes-
day.
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PERSONALS FROM CuEHALIS.

CHEHALIS. June 25.-Dr George II.
Dow spent several days in Portland this
week.
Mr.. William Lynn. who came to Chehafs
last fall, has returned to Wisconsin.
Mrs. NJ. Yoder and Mrs. f. NJ. Lynch
spent several days IN Pe-til 'N's "x
Miss Myrtle Robertson. Of Bucoda, Wis
tied friends In Chehalis last Friday.
Hon. T. L. Stiles. OF Tacoma, was Wis
flor in the city last Saturday.
Rev. Knapp. OF Seattle. was here last
Sunday 10 assist IN IN" doflra'
monies OF the new German Lutheran
church.
Rev Joseph Sitter and wife. Of Winock.
spent most az the week I'm Chehaiis.
Miss Jennie Westendorf has returned
from Chicago. where che has been study
ing for nearly a year past.
Mrs. ". r Nichols has returned from
Pennington. Utah. Che ard her little
daughter have been visiting there for the
last five or six months.
L. F. Harmon attended the meeting o.
the Christian Endeavorers at Tacoma the
week
Attorney G II Forney and family len
thia week COR NarSh4'. cer Sow F
will he there about two months. visiting
Mr. Forncy's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs e II. Lawrence returned
from Tacoma Tuesday evening.
Mrs y. N. Dow has gone to Brooklyn
y. Y. TO spend the summer with her
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs j C. Miller ard Mrs. Rober.
SchofelA Of Greenwood Wis. arc vis!ting
IN tI1e city.
Mr. John Stewart, a prominent BUSINESS
man of Greenwood WIS. - IN chehslt
looking after some proprfy interests.
Rev Kenneth Brown. - the T'reebyts.
rian church ~ tais place expects fu esT'
today FOR W'ib.ir wash, whore re will
remain for a short time. He intends 10 -
farther east 81 few months. Mr.. Brows
laS had charge Of ne Presbyterian churc,
here for two years. aud his many friends
regret his departure
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only son az Or &. A wesd, who built
tns Wei Ao<xH- IN this city and xho wss
formerly ore o: Seaftla's leading citizens.
He - a graduate o. the University OK Cal
iso-rl.a ard principal % tie ssign ses.oo. OF
Sonasna- The ceremony WAS performed by
the per. Mr. Hatch @. the First congre-
sa1iotaal church Of Berksey. About eighty
guests we're present and r@rtook o. NJ
elaborate supper The gifts weTe many
aad valuable Mr. and Mrs. Weed LETT
Sas. Francisco Wednesday On wedding
tour 10 the Santa Cruz mountains and Del
Monte. Upon thefr return they wtl then
take sp their aogne Is Sonc-aa-
I: :: I:
MIS- Mary Strive entertained tte French
Clao LAST Monday After serving OF the
ref-eshmer:s NJ Constant read extracts
tending 10 show the Friendship between
the -wo republics Mrs. R0s@rt wilson
~ entertain the CLUB tomorrow after
10oa.
4 very pleasant canoeing party has been
arranged for trip through Mercer s.cAgh.
I. VII i.aye The Canoe Club hoglse At the
foot OF Madison street on Lake Washing
ton early this morning. Those wao will
form the party are: Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles
Power. MT and Mrs. Frederick Kari
S-guve. Mrs. H. : MacCuishy Mrs. Ed
aagd l.. Terry. Mss Munday. Miss Strive.
Miss Elaine Eanford. HIS Ann Turner. Mr.
Richard cox. Jr. Mrs Lester Turner Capt.
Harry Taylor, Mr. NJ e. Haynes. M Er-
NEST +. Ling and Mr. James ellison, jr-
{. I: ::
The announcement OF Ms May Luclne
PofF.ns recital and concert N the Seattle.
thea.er next THURSDAY evening IL attract
!ug n great cea. 81 attention In musical and
recognition fl the musical 'centers Of the
East for her skill q musician. She viii
return 10 Chicago III the course OF a few
weeks As the Hughes dancing party
comes on the same evening the concert
VII begin earlier than usual. that society
may have an opportunity Of attending
both.
Miss Ellen Creelman. principal % the
Free Kindergarten. will attend the Stat
Teachers Association. which meets az Ia
>0Hla this week. Miss creelman viii reaf
z paper on Tuesday afternoon OF 1.-The Re
latlon Of the kindergarten 10 Later E3u-
atom" Many OF the members % her
training class WI accompany her to Ia
,ona upon that occasion.
4 very pleasant musicale was given a.
the homo Of Mrs. +. Grodiinsky eo3 Boys
ION avenue north on Friday evening. the
guest OF honor being Mrs UoehSt,,ter ~
Tacoma who in aren.iius the week in So
attic az the hooo or her sister. Mrs. VI
koreph.
=. =. :.
Ms. = 4. B'a.~a eavo a swell luncheon
On Wednesday afternoon IN honor of Mrs
rser1uau East. OF Adrian Men. cove.
we're laid for ten on q prettflv decorate
,ao.e IN the cool dining room Of tn
''asfies summer nome on Lake " asliihg-
'oh-
a.Ts iA''i@u Ma'Soil' = former pupil 81
''oi- ho>u " e"s ana iIo'' itooeFfS. oaS
".hpISeu q he"eJ HiafcH' "H1ch NIL o.
,,i,-,,..,l, l,i 80 - -, - =
nd is well known In .his CITY
:. :, :.
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j ~ Hatc1f. er ~ olympia mas usT9i
a uew variety Of stra wherry '14t Re "a.
~l4crseded in propasatinR. the A6r1i'M
Dewey.
STATE y Ohio. City OF Toledo Lucas Coeisv
u. IS
Frank J. cheney make oath that hs 70
the senior partner or the firm II +. j Chr
uey d 60. GaiGa BIS - = ne q y =.
Toledo County ard Sta'a aforesaid srs
that s0ld firm VII paw the sum 81 ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for eacn and ~.
~ - 80 ~ ('ssarrH -haf terrsas 10 cgytd
BY tie Use - Halls Ca,arrh Cure.
r''' ~ f'-f NY
Sworn to before me ard sEbscrlbed -
- re nee this Gtp fsN - 20 ~-'sosf'
: = le7s A. W GLEASON.
ssaalD Notary Pgiblsc.
asalgs ce'arrh Care - taken in'srDS1y
ard acts directly on the hood and mr
;~tfs S3rfa - = the system Senf for 20
tiYno9.Ais. free.
2 ctTf~Tvv p GO. Toledo, o
Sod By Druggists. -5c
Ha.Fa Fanny Yale aso the 6exk.
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STEAMER --Eoea.ie'' for Skaggsy.
Dyea and way ports on Sunday. june H.
: .. III. Ofire corner Frs, and Yesier.
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WAGNFR'S Band and Ir~ Efmunds
a, Madison park this afternoon. 30.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-12-02

.sH taff ffig ~ ihf eiliHefY 800.
Nlf aHI IF Mal haslF Ihs JOINS
aissf aiaaa ltssf sFd tifs-s and pgsi
ftn ppta fa 800 gtesiiunf q va
slutl tf fHr plss moftstn tha' Wa
Hf Boa asi sa much - De asa t1ai
hs tas severely iiIrnei heafi'l
..raf HIua h.a suH rh 1his naanH
a afl, Dos U' ihs . Ha Nithuit afl
dIluilnu
There Gee asv,sa leading and
HfEAty facts 90 oUTUyDraie TIE
ths-gry % saltlds shiis many cifCum-
stances are larklnH ~ establish 20 any
dsFr.e a. all The assumption that
Taior mlrht have ris,n Nardeli a
iunk ~ water carr ius the acid by
mlsak. co. thai wariell took the acid
by mistak.
Had warl..l male an error, he
aonld have called 10 Taior. whom be
kn.w could not b. FAR away. Had
Wari.ll bs..n given deathly solution
by error the drink could not possibly
have b.-.n strong enough TO make or
prodl,re the effect tina, Is shown by
10. post norton AMI his eNtraOrfin-
AIRY illness would have t.eB noticed
by TatJr before the nurse went 70
breakfast one Of the physicians who
Is familiar with the case all through
declares that such solution AZ Ia
tor would prepare for disinfection Of
the thermometer would got have been
strong enough 20 Kill.
The death 81 Warde.i under the cir
cumstauces created q tremendous SEN
safion amongst the soldiers and the
widest stories were current AZ the
camps and upon the streets all OF yes
terday The majority Of the men stat
% the belief that Wardell had com
mittod suicide but why, they could
not even conjecture. Wardell was a
Young man and was we'll liked. though
considered trlHe peculiar Many
things on OF the common that he said
and did are now remembered and men
TONED.
Il may be added that the post
mortem verified the diagnosis Of ty-
phOid fever.
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Hf Anara nu fHa HIa aau.
tsUHn hs $500 "a ersF dH.t Dol So
I1 hf humha istf aHa shau'i b.
hHusl Fnf Hanrl ff rashi 81 NJ
nsta ah oHUhH
OBJ HuEFas sats e. a.I ffl Il o.
ls Hs fBrs ana raH saa ra,h rasi
HatH. HHkHs Co., I.fif I'd I's lIIsfs ths
o.. possible. fbaf fb"y receive ihs ~.
.au.Ha uI Uspsb.a m'dieal men. are
s,.I Bop. ana beff at a'l are oonisuied
boz fH. Ulmsa provided Or them The
IpeBr DO very mach opposed 20 any
p.sn rY5s iug '1 tss shipment % leI'srs
from tas PasiEc U0ast - any other
part % tha Tinted states - Hawai-.
sad be- Each state shoaid care for
Be- own sItk Whatever the sickAsss.
~ course u a l.psr CONES Into Call
fornia and is sno~n 10 b. from Naval
h. should b. shipped back "a to- lei.
ands but none others should be- s%ni
here. They might prove distnrbars al
the settlement and 20 Introduce thsr'
a disturbing element would b. ta'
worst crime INA, ! could Imagine. The
doctor took back with him an immens'
amount Of literature OB Industrial, a.
well a. health conditions. lie fpok'
in terms u praise % the Work that d
being done az the Kailhl experimental
station under the direction Of Or. A.
yarez and the physicians u IA" Boar,
VI HeaILh
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-12-02

Is the Best-in fact the One True Blood Puri.
FER I've sure 10 get Hoods Price 81. six for e.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-12-02
Down Again

in prices is the market for
-four and feed. and we follow
Il closely.
Send US your orders and they
will be filled at the lowest
market price.
The matter OF 5 or 10 cents
upon a hundred pounds OF
feed should not concern you
as much as the quality. as
poor feed Is dear at any price.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-12-02
Terrible Pains

N the ssemseS Dsesssa Mead.
aches Pace srd Neeh Csveses
with Sells Cured ~ tsee's Ear.
sspssiiis ok,r 10 WOW Clear.
~ sss covered with bottle all over my face
and b.cs. I had dreadful headschee and
pains In my stomach. ! took medicines,
but Was no. much benefited, aud pro-
cured Ella bottles Of Hoods ssrsspsriils.
After taking the Hrs, bottle could see en-
improvement. When had taken Q few
more bottles the boils had all gone, my
skin was clear. my sppeiite returned and
my health was entirely restored. ! an
thankful ! ever found such q blood purl-
fer o. Hoods sarsspArilia. paid out q
good deal Of money for useless medicines
before taking Hood Sarsspsriils." W. r.
BEckwirH, Hurlock, Maryland.
II you decide 10 try Hoods sarsaparilla
do not be induced 10 buy cay other.
Hoods s s:;;;;.
Is the Best-in fact the One True Blood Puri.
der I've sure To get Hoods. Price Al, six for g.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-12-02

n.,, are the only pills e. take
ulOOu FtilS with HOODS Sarsaparilla.