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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-07

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ROCKHORT-July 8. &c. k4h4
Clement, Bro0ksville; NelhqsB 0e1Ss
Paul. Beaver Harbor, N b: E{Hol Il
Merriam, Newman, Boston.
SD. schs Chester = Lawrence. 0rin
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(Br) Wallace. Philadelphia; stnaa 1tanr
cana, (Rr) Shields, England: -
Charlie A sproul. Lloyd. Boe<Abay:
Gen Sheridan. Whitney. Waldooofo;
Eagle. for repairs. NJ;
den. N ]; Annie May. Ladd. Broots-
willie.
lssAco-July q cid. schs Jonathan
Sawyer. Norfolk: Geo \ MiIls Cslm=
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Millbridge. y &
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Franconia, New York; Carrie May.
Trenton.
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SALEM, MASS-July 6 ar, sch
Frank w. tBr) Dorchester to Salem for
orders.
CITY ISLAND-Juiy 6, ar. schs Han-
nah r Carleton. Hillsboro. N b, for.
Newarg; Cathie c Berry. Hi1sboro. N
B. for Newark; Mark NJ Gray. PARIS
boro, N 8. $. N
CITY ISLAND, n. Y.--,July s, bound
south. schs Hofatio Hall. Portland:
schs Reporter. st John, N B: H Il
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Rockland; NJ Kennedy, Ellsworth for
Rondout; Annie 8 Hart. Rockport. Ne;
Celia r. Bangor; Elizabeth n Cook,
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and Washington; EIen = Colder. do ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-07

Thaddeus Pierce of Belfast, was ;
Gardiner visitor, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-07

Ranforth, the accommodating
the Merchants National
3pying q vacation at Capt.
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Fl. Z. Avery of Waterville, was {
Gardiner visitor, Wednesday,
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Maxcy returned
from Capitol Island, last evening.
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Henry I. Nelson of Deering, made ;
business trip to Gardiner, yesterday.
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- enjoyed their an
Re islands. yeater-
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y regular meeting of the city
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WATERVILLE.
Meetinq Of CITY Government.

Roll of accounts No. 10 was read an
passed, as follows:
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Does Education Pay.
Thc school journal.

|
| There are m1uy people who still doubt
whether it will pay to give their children an
| education, and IL Is not easy to prove that II
| will In every case. The tvncher may cast up
| il his mind that if he were now workins on
| To 81 per month; whereas having been gradu.
| atcd from college he Is receiving FOO to $40,
| that II pays TO get an edpcation
| But THIS ia a yeiy superficial way of looking
| at SO large subject; an entire people must
/ be considered who have made education a pub
| lie business for enough years to test the
matter. The only country that has done TINS
| ia Germany.
giYos many figures to show the progress Ger
many has made. and the wIiter, Mr. NJ. a..
Mulhnll, attributes this TO the attention given
to public instruction. A greater value Ia 10
be placed on the statements he makes because
he is an Englshman and constitutionally dis
posed to underrate Germany.
Since the Franco German war, a preiod OF
about twenty years, the german Empire has
made greater relative advancement than any
Other country in Europe. The debt OF Ger.
ststes, sos In Great Britain. si75 in Franco,
This excludes her railway debt, which Is
really an investment. she has about doubled
In this period and has treblcd her'export OF
TEXTILE manufactures. and has Increased her
iron. steel and hardware business most re-
English comment. for the most ordinary arti-
ces as knives. shears, chains, etc. IN the
EHgltbn STORES arc iUuiiu I" W VI ocIhi"h
make,
IN sugar n wonderful increase is apparent.
In these twenty years the quantity or beet
root has increased three times, the amouR
OF sugar four times. and. encouraged by a
bounty, the export eighteen times; from yari-
GUS causes u ton OF roots now yields ~ per
cent more sugar than formerly; the consump-
ton of sugar has risen from eighteen pounds
per capita 10 thirty pounds
IL mining. Germany has Increased the pro.
duction of minerals 100 per cent. the carry
ing power of her vessels has increased l5t per
cent The number oil deposit0rs In the saw
ings banks Is 800 per cent greater, the amount
OF money 500 per cent.
The heavy weight OF sustaining vast army
still, Expresses Germpny, not only increasing
taxation but taking people from families that
need their support The farms, too, are small
weak point Is that they do not raise food
enough to support them buts for ten months
In the year. ~,
The German schools give a thorough train
ing the teachers are students OF pedagogy,
aud have been since Pestaozzi's day. In all
the schools tho English language IL taught,
SO that young men land In London and md
employment at once. the MERCHANTS ais1 9th
ers preferring them because they are edn-
eated They do not join the labor unions that
are antagonists OF the employers, but are dill
gent moral aud have trained mental powers.
American teachers have been hertofere un-
willing 10 have the German school system re-
ftIIed to as a model for u.s.. but The number
ii glowing rapidly smaller; the time has come
At last when the results o. that system can
yield " the arguments
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auction. Grant for mining under water
may be given in five mile sections fer n
lee OF SlcO and ~ per seut Of the gross out
put. Recording Or "enawipy mining claims
will cost SO.
Five or more mil who may he 100
miles from a government .ecorner may
elect an acting Taaor.lar, who shall transfer
to the nearest Official recorder within three
months all records and all fe9s collected.
Mining claims that produce css than 1880
annually are exempted from the 10 per cent
royalty. Records aalll not IL issued FOR
more than one lain 10 any sinel, i3tliyd-
ual In the same ocality.
Among the regulations left unchanged
the following are important: claim miLt
be marked by two legal posts, each four
inches square and at least four feet aooyc
the ground They must be numbered 1
and g. legal post marked discovery
post" must also be placed on the lode when
it is discovered. On M POST must be
written; l, initial post; 2, the name OF be
claim; 3, the name of the locator A. the
date of location; 5, approximate bearing of
No. post; 6, length ana breadth OF claim;
Z. the number of feet 10 the right and the
number of feet 10 The left OF the location
line. On No. 3 post must he written |,
the name OF the claim 2. the name OF the
locator; g. the date OF the location. The
line from No. / TO NJ. must be marked
distinctly by blazing trees or planting rosts.
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A KLoNKlEE CLAIM
|toke 1t Out In the United
| States Section
WANT FULL OWNERSHIP.
In Alaska the Crown Owns
hahn In Ten, and You Do
kot Have Privileges.

he laws OF the United States
he greater freedom than under
Ian laws.
Iat extent The men in each min
I may determine for them2l1i
" which they shall abide. --Thus,
miner may discover a region rich
ID may stake out. say. twenty
lib may be done up to a linit of
bn payment OF $40 o. $50 an acre,
|to CERTAIN conditions.
Sther miners come in before the
|uly recorded they may organize
Inown as a miners district and
lat no single Individual shall tie
stake out more than 1000 feet by
The original claimant has to
60 into endless lava suits, which
bst never prepared to do.
ted States government says that
Individual can enter or locate
than 160 acres, nor can IN as
Inter upon more than 500 acres.
hment. befSrs patopt tissues re-
Emont for mining land at the
per acre where the claim is St
K than fifteen miles from n raj
$50 per acre whcra such claim
less than fifteen milcs from a
The owner of quartz mill or
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MOUND ron rnn ,SLoNp,,>n.
DIR. stephens of HccytiIc Leaves for
the Gold and Ice.


The Gold and lee.
Beeville, Texas, February 2,--Dr g, NJ.
stephens. a we'll known physician OF this
city, left yesterday for the Klondike tabled
fields OF gold. Dr. stephens is a native of
Texas, is 81 years old. and is Il man of
quite an adventurous spirit. Some six
or eight months ago he made up his mind
10 SO TO Alaska and risk hts fortune with
other gold hunters ind since that time has
boon making every conceivable preparation
necessary for the Journey and u two years
stay in that land of snow and Ice, gold
and high prices. He viii enter upon tho
long trail across the famous Chicoot pass
lust as he appears In this picture. The
suit in which he Is attircd was made
from tho skins OF deer killed In Live Oak
county last fab. IL would be hard 10
make a warmer guilt, In the strong box
shown in the picture the doctor has pack
ed everything he could Imagine would be
needed. When he arrives at Dawson he
will hang out his single, and then prac
tice his profession or dig gold. according
TO which he finds VIII be the most profit
able.
The doctor Is married man, but has
no children, His wife viii remain in
Bceville with relatives AT Groesbeock Dr.
Stephens will be Joined by his nephew.
p. p. Brown, aud DR.. John Rawls. They
will 20 from there direct TO Seattle, and
from thence 10 Juneau. Tho above like
ness is from a photo taken by Watkins
Bros, photographers of Beeyille
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description as Is Necessary for Identifies
ton 10 be incorpo -at.d in the patent,
LANDS OPEN TO ALL CITIZENS.
Al the end OF sixty days the claimant
must lille mis- afi 1ivit showing that tile
plat and notice have bccn Aesrcd In a con.
sAcuous place on The claifn during the Pc
rid OF publication. II 10 adverse CLAIM,
Is filed within sixty lays the law assumes
tne applicant to be entitled to his patent
upon payment to the proper officer VI Sc
per acre for the land embraced within the
claim. -
All affidavits under the mining laws or
the United States may be made before any
OFFICER authorized to administe. oatns
within the land district where the claim
may be situated and oil proofs may 10
taken before such officer.
Mineral lands are open to exploration ana
purchase by all citizens OF the United Stairs
without regard 10 sex. end those who have
declared their Intention TO embrace citizen-
ship. All persons porn or naturaiized in
the United States ana subject 10 the juris-
diction thereof. and none others. are citi-
zens. - !.
Inc right to mine can be given only in
public lands, and such lands must contain
valuable mineral deposits No claim In
Gated shall exceed 1900 fec. along the vein.
nor shall 1t exceed 800 feet on each side of
the middle of the vein ut the surface 1t
:, ~. heNess,iy tudt Tue locator snoplu be
present on the ground. One may locate as
agent for another.
DOMINION GOVERNMENT LAWS.
The laws regulating placer mining were
amended last week by the dominion govern
ment and will doubtless lie less upsatisfac-
tory than the regulations promulgated last
fall
Among the new rules are the following,
Every miner AMI every one employed by a
miner must take out miners certificate,
for which the fee IS $40. Zach mining
company must have a certificate, for which
sou to $loo is charged. according 20 the
amount Of capital stock. 4 miners license
gives the right to hunt. fish and cut the
timber necessary for mining purposes.
Ordinary claims will be 700 teet wide and
discoverers' claims 800 feet wide. The Ca
madam government reserves cyery alternate
ten claims, and may sell them at public
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works not owning a mine in con-
frewith may also receive a patent
! at 50 per acre.
MING THE RIGHT TO NINE.
btion must be along n vein or
Pst be distinctly marked on the
that its boundaries can he traced
The record must contain refer-
me natural object Or permanent
to Identify the claim and all
be parallel. Remaining delaiis
Jed by regulations established hy
+ of each district, net inconsistent
bnal or State laws.
pit to mine can be given in public
y, and said lands must contain
mineral deposits. Two miners
Pile twenty acre claims once in
" as to obtain control OF the en-
OF both banks of a creek thirty
!. Other miners came IN and or
mining district. Then they de-
Y no mining claim should extend
creek more than 1900 feet. The
palmants went to court and pc
pat inasmuch as they had taken
llm primarily for the purpose or
lure, they should be allowed to
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ne court ruled that a claim fer a
ure running in a strip only one
'ouid iot DO entertained and dis
petition.
AN APPLICANT MUST DO.
cant for claim must file in the
q Office an application for a rat
oa'h' showing a compliance with
n must file also Plot ard
OF Inc claim. or GLAZING, in COM
py or under the direction OF the
general. showing accurately the
which shall be marked dis
boundaries ON the ground. ana
COPY OF such plat. together with
such Application for a patent, in
ous place en- the land or clairAin
ing must be done before the fill
,oppucatlol Ter patent. He
lie, when re appeals for Ills rat
flnavlt OF at least two persons
notice aas been dull posted. To-
2 an exact cary OF sn:n notice.
lsler u tie land office then
oe published III q na>Hspnpe.' ~
htea as the neir.ssi 70 the clsji,S
ays' a notice that slch aprli,e
been made. lie r,ust In The
also post such notice in his
me q filing MS application, o,
Gays chairman. may. ~ :, With
z eer',f'cafe ~ Ike smrvc or
y s"9 worth q labpr has l,ern
up2n impro rumrais s,lun The
mself or grantorr. and that tho
'xssh and shall Give such othsT
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Rice croquctte..

One pint OF cold boiled rice; II dry, soft
en- with two or three tablcspoopiuls of milk
in double boiler; add one well beaten egg,
spoonful of salt, one-fourth tablespoonful of
pepper and one tablespoonful of chopped
parsley or sitting OF mace When cold
shape into croluettes, dip frst in crumbs,
then in beaten egg and again In crumbs,
fry brown in hot lard and serve
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My disease was catarrh Of the urethra and
bladder. My symptoms were the same as
those given in ''The Family Physician No j"
] got d bottle OF Pe-ru-na and began taking
1t, and In few days ] was relieved and could
sleep and rest all night think that Pe-ru-
ma is a valuable, remedy. had tried other
very highly recommended medicines, but they
did me no good. sly physician told me that
could not expect to be cured Of my trouble. ne
was getting TO be an old Innn Isl years..
feel thankful for what Pe-ru-na has done Tor
me. Samuel Sanders
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'" y 49, :" -" : :" = '"
afflicted for some time.
A short time after !
ceased taking the Peru
ma ! had q slight attack
Of the bronchial cough.
l Immediately took one
bottle OF Pe-ru-na.
which stopped IL. After
that ! took la grippe.
which ] had four sue
cessivs winters. Al
though I had cough
With II. / had not a
symptom of the bron-
chial cough which had
afwavs troubled me be-
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A NICE large room. southern exposure; all
modern conveniences: car passes the door,
references required For further particulars
inquire mt No. 10 Jackson street corner
Rusk. IL
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FOR RgNT-|Throo-ro house. large barn,
poultry house. with ono acre ground; one
milo south of city. i. G. Gray. Central
depot.
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house. close In. $50: houses $l2 TO $40; A.
room cottage. 49, T. NJ. Kennerly, f00in
Preston. G
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Bronchitis Cured.

wrote you some time ago, telling you that
Pe-ru.na had completely cured the bronehItis |
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WANT D--scoond hand Rcmington or smith
Premier typewriter IN good condition; spot
cash. Address, quoting price. Miss Magsin
Bishop. Kiiicen, Texas. z
UPRIGHT PIANO, In or out OF repair. not to
cost more than SD cash. Address a7sS, ths
ofnr., z
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PROVISIONAL.

LaWYERs-T6iriy years practice ct the
Houston bar; abstract Of titles made
By eAperianced laud lawyers. Cline, Cline
I: Dan Trplett ioiOh Congress avenue.
Houston. u
furnished for cyll and criminal investlga-
tions at reasonable rates For further par
ticuiars address James McCane. boa 100.
Houston. Texas u
DETECTIVE AGENcY-Trniped detectives
rates. For further particulars address
James Mccsue. box 100. Houston! Texas. u
MIjNsON 4 MUNsoN. 1.awysrs-W. b.
Aunson Houston. and NJ g. Munson.
TO land litigation examining titles Hnr.
riS and Brazoria counties q
s.. o. COTTON Y BRO. Fire Insurancs Agents
and Advisers, ~ Main street.
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MRS REPSDORpH'S residence. Fifth ward,
= corner Providence and Walnut streets; nice
c;ght-room house. excellent condition, large
yard and all necessary ontbuiItngs. Apply
ut premises, IL
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ROOMS, furnished for light housekeeping Or
unfurnshed. In house with all modern I'M
convenient To street ear. Apply 1915 Rusk
avenue
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FOR RT,NT--Two story store, corner Bowling
street and Pierce avenue, on county road.
good stnnd for business man, low rent. Ap-
py frank Rueckcrt, 1916 powling street 3
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FOR RENT.-A two-story house, containing
FIVE rooms. near the Third ward school;
good neighhorhood. rent si2 per month. APP
ply 2ll1 Commerce nyenue. 8
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WANTEp--ro buy II good second hand hi
cycl, OF standard make. In good order and
very cheap for spot cash. Address No. 2spi.
this office.
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fore. heartily recommend Pe-ru-ns a.
cuys Tor bTonchitiA y = persS
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FOR RENT Modern residence on Main street,
all convenionces. Apply TO A l.. Nclns
with Imam g. Rund s
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FOR RENT--SiN room cottage. with all cons
yenicnccR, on Fannin street also store on
Travis street. Apply TO Houston Land aud
Trust company. &
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PROTECTION Council No. IL, Order Chosen
EfleDdT--Owing To tho consolidation cf La
nisI Council No. A. with Protection Council
No II, all assessments and dues can nc
paid 20 C. G.. Bepyeng, Sr., secretary, Mt tho
music house OF Thos. uoegnn & Bro. bi5
Main street,
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LIVERY STABLE for rent; has forty stalls
aud plenty buggy room good location; rent
reasonable, For information address VIM.
ii, Gpetzman, i2fi Tnam avenue. city,
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STORE FOR RENT splendid room s0x
80. In good business locality. Apply Tel
ephonc office,
FOR l,ENT---Ons six-ro0m cottage. with
rcwtr and winter connexions and stable, BIB
Dallas avenue. apply u. IIoenche, n
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WANTED--A good second hand milk wagon;
must DO In good order and cheap. Groom \
Hodges, Wharton. Texas, 9
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MAN.rnn TO MY.

SETTING HENS wanted at t0i Iiadley ave-
nun Who in tho neighborhood has any 70
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FoR IFNT-Three rooms furnished for llrht
housekeeping. Call at Sol Capitol avenue.
cprndr Milan. .
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WANTED VIII pny the highest price for all
second hand furniture md houSehold goods.
1os and 7oi Congress avenue, opposite Tiieo;
Ecilers. 2-S
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ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE, !
COLUMBUS. ONO, June %, 1897. )
} Whom 1t May Concern:

To Whom tt Nay Concern:
have been troubled greatly with indigestion and decided try the
OF Peiuna remedy found TO be and heartily
omend any troubled feel assured that they will be benefited
by giving trial. c. N. Valandigham.
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WANTED TO 1UY.

WE WILL pay you more than anybody for
second hand furniture. stoves and house
hold goods. Boat0n Furniture Co.. A. Cra-
ner. agent. sos Prairie; phone 22i u
WANTED--One large span OF drauRht horses
or mules, Apply 70 Jules Hirsch. corner
Milan and Preston.
WAN7ED--To buy + nice home IL Third o.
Fourth ward. or viii buy vacant 'pgoperty;
f ss.s .sssss ISS' ssdsss csoiss "a
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FARM FOR RENT-whole or part, my farm
40 acres w miles west OF Houston; three
houses: plenty water, Apply NJ, H. West.
heimcr. 1908 Texas avenue.
FOR RENTING nicely furnished upstairI
rooms. with board. In private family; al
modern coDveniences: for gentlemen o.
couples. 1915 Texas avenue.
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nished, complete for light housekeeping, Ave
blocks from Capitol hotel; 1908 Main street.
corner Polk avspua. 8
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FINANCIAL.

GROUND floor In stocks: pays 100 per cent
per year on investment OF any amount; IN
weston holds security for his money. pay
able any time: no speculationi best refer
6nces; write for full particulars. Investors
Trust 1921 Arch street Philadelphia, Pa. .
$500 TO $4,000, 7, s and 10 per cent money 70
Collins. .Jl6is Congress-. D
MONEY TO LOAN in sums OF 400 TO y25p0
ON Houston realty. Address y. o. Box l26,
Houston.
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WANrFD-~Tu buy pair OF mules or horses
suitable for use In light furniture delivery
wagon; also light double harness. Inquire
a J. Wheeler. FOL Main street. 6
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"A FREE MEDICAL BOOK

send for free book entitled Facts aud
Faces" Address The Pe-ru-na Drug Man
utscturipg Company, Columbus. Ohio,
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OUR LIST and facilities for showing houses
are tho hest In the city, We can suit you In
every ward If you have house TO rent.
place II with us: We Will get you a tenant:
we remit all rents the day collected aud Will
give your business our personal attention.
Phone ga.
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Catarrh Of Lungs.

Pe-ru-na ~ indeed magical remedy;
under God. owe my life to Us wendf
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Mrs. Margaretha Dnuben,
1914 ~ Superior St. Racine city. Wis
feel 40 well and good and happy now that
pen can not describe II. Pe-ru-na II every
Thing 10 me- feel healthy pnd we'll, but II
should DO sick will know what TO take. I
have taken several bottles of Pe-ru-Da for
female complaint ! am In the change OF iifc
and Il does me good.
Margarcthu Dauben.