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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-07-20
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ing the advisability of organizing po-
lltcal clubs, to be known as the
Young Mems Democratic League of
Kansas. Therefore be II
RESOLVED, That II meeting rs herein
stated is hereby called to meet in the
city OF Hutchinson, Kansas on the LIST
day of September 1899 ut ten o'clock
a. M; and be II further
RESOLVED, That all newspapers
friendly TO the purpose Of this organi-
cation. be and are hereby requested TO
publish this cal h. h BROWN,
Parsons, Kansas Chairman.
SAM $ GRAYWLL, Hutchinson,
A. l., BAKER, Hutchinson,
w. Z. MORRISON, Sterling,
+ =, ETTTNGER, Hutchinson,
Committee.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-07-20
Colorado OR the West (!
try TIE cor ORADO FLYER,

TRY TIVE GOA ORADO FLYER,
Fast, carries Dining Oars and Pullman
Sleepers, Leave Omaha, GAO p. M;
Kansas City, $50 p. M; ST, Joseph, 1850
p, m. Arrive ut Denver and Colorado
Syringe, next morning.
JOHN sEBASTlON, @. p. A., Chicago.
u. W. THOMPSON, A,G. p A. Topeka
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-07-20

once 4OS Ridge Bldg, Kansas City Mo-. ION,
trance 9i3h Main ST. has the only Painless Cure
for Cancer and Tumor, either external or inteHS
nal, that will bear investigation. Write today
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-07-20

DtFuments required In modern surgery.
RgpfHre, Plies. FSfnIa, Structure
and VnricoceIe are radically and per-
manently cured by our surgical operation,
In from Ave TO fifteen days No medicine
or local application will ever cure these
troubles. We annually cure hundreds OF
this class Of patients, leaving them In a
vigorous, healthy condition. Organic
Weakness, Nervous Debility, Premature
Decline Of Manly Powers, Involuntary
Vital Losses, Impaired Memory, Mental
Anxiety, Absence Of win Power, Melan.
oholy, Weak Back, and kindred affec.
tlons, are speedily, thoroughly and per.
manently cured, II you are afflicted
with any disease requiring either Medical
or Surgical skin, and cannot visit US,
write description Of your case and we
will cheeriully answer, giving our opln.
lon, together with the probable COST OF =
cure, and such other information as you
may desire, Address all communities
lions 10
h. L. col. nh SSl Walnut Nd .EipnI City, H.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-07-20
Da. Coe's SANlTAaIuM.

This Santa.
rum Is quiet
Hospital with 10
rooms for the 40.
! com mediation OF
patients, and 10
supplied with
all the latest
remedial means
known TO SCI
ence, and In.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-07-20
Oxydonor
DrugIess Hea ingI


The Oyydonor Victory IL q purely mechanical
discovered and perfected BY that
grand old man 10 vol known 10 the scientific
Ntlenl aud careful research and experiments,
ma Is IN certain In It's results ~ nature Itself
y fact y "a naluIe's, assistant. i % endorsed
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-07-20
Capt. William Astor Chandler.

Capt. william Astor Chandler.
Congressman from New York, 10 the
president of The New York Star, which
is giving away u forty dollar bicycle daily
as offered by their advertisement IN an
other column Hon. Amos j Cum
mugs NJ, O, Col, AM Bird Gardner dis
uict attorney OF New York, Ex-Governor
Hogg Of Texas, and Col, Fred Feigl Of,
New York are among the well known
names in their board Of directors.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-07-20

THEWHlTE STAR METAL Platter will
make you q pleasant and profitable business at
One agent writes, "lIave one OF your platers
and am doing q good business; another says,
"White Star works better than that received
from Cincinnati; while another writes, II
have tried II and find II to DO Just as represented.
make plating constant business and am de-
slrous Of pleasing my customers. | have r0-
celved more compliments since using White
Star than ever before. You can depend upon
me for o regular customer" These are only
few Of the many testimonials we have received.
Not fortune for nothing but an opportunity
to receive good returns fort little money, en-
orgy and ability. Write for full particulars.
KANSAS CITY LEAD q METAL WORKS,
"a AND WVANDoTTE SITS, KANSAS cry MO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-01

CHRISTMAS AT UNION CITY.

UNION CITY, Dec 3L-Christmas has
teen very generally observed in this region.
Besides the usual sermon, ii. Dean. the
new merchant. invited the children OF ta@
vicinity TO his store, where ne gave theffi
candy, nuts, ana oranges. and Tuesday
night there was an entertainment at the
church.
At Riverside there was Christmas tree,
well laden en- Christmas Eve. IL was pre-
cesies} by musical and literary exercises.
AT the Skokorlish reservation. the teach
er, j. F.. Youagbiood. gave the scholars
cardy nuts and pop corn on Friday AZ
ternoon. The Christian Endeavcr society
held special religious services on sunday
and on Tuesday night there was magic
lantern show, with presents for the Chris
ian Enjeavorers.
At Hoodsport. there vas Chr'stm as
Tree on Saturday night. which was pTec sied
by literary exercises by the school chill
oren under their teacher, Miss Scott.
The young people of this place who have
been absent at school returned 20 spend
Christmas at home. Among them are
Miss Nellie Mcfeavy. Of the Annie Wright
seminary at Tacoma, accompanied by her
cousin. Miss Eva Connick; David Daily
AID Thomas w. WEBB. Of the Acme Eug
ness Coll. &c, Seattle; aud Chester g. EellS
OF the Puget Sound academy AT Snoho-
nish. Henry Jackson, formerly Of Ilif-
ton on the Canal but now Of the Charles
ton navy yard. came 10 Hoodsport 20 spend
Christmas with his daughter. MIS-. Han
sen: William Whltiock, who has been At
work al Snohomish. came To- spend a few
hurst, and Mrs w =. Haines. of
Seattle came TO spend the day with her
daughter. Mrs. l., w. Parkhurst. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert *. Hale Of Juneau, also "a ma
10 spend the holidays Win their parents.
II e. Haze and wife. and Mrs. l.. " Park
hurst: Mss Nellie Pierce OF Ducka-
bush spends the holiday season with her
sister. Mis-. A. Il Burr. al Hoosisport.
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SOCIETY AT PORT ANGELES.

PORT ANGELES. Dec. u---The Ladies
Society OF Literary Explorers gave their
annual reception Tuesday evening at The
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. X u. Wilson.
The society - composed cf twenty ladies
and about sey@nty-five invitations were
sen. out nearly all OF which were ae-
ceptea An ode written By Mrs \ T. Car
usi. was sung by all In attendance. Al
elegant lunch WAS served during the even
inr.
Mrs. A. III. Naftage. one OF the PIONEER
residents Of PERT .Auge.Gs dis~i su51enly
SATURDAY, Dec. "A, and vas buried Sunday
ssae had tseen d sufferer from Brights
disease fsr several years. she isaveS A
husband and TWO "a lighters.
W T. Van Allen and RS bride return 81
Wednesday from a short honeymoon ;cga
10 Seattle and Portland
Miss Katherine CsarTS9aD, ~ Fa.rf 4 weFi.
is spending tha holidays with relatives
hrTe.
Mrs A. 9 Mason ard children, OF Sra
tie are visiting TesstIves here
Christmas GaS stry ge eeraIly observed
Nearly al the churches provided Christ
rs4ss srse@ for TIE youngsters and al hal
entertainments ~ the w8y of music and
reE3sAEioFls.
Miss Mary Wilson. .so has besn .itend-
frz College AZ PI.lFnan. ~ spending ne
helhsAvs with h~r parents. MT. ard Mrs.
Y u " siSsgu-
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INVESTIGATE THIS NON.
NOTHING IS TO BE GAINED ny
WAITING.
Sale Extended TIL January IL and
VIII Positively Not He Continued
After That Date-New Pianos,
1887, $2s6, s2a7. e2Id, $1ss, sire,
xI1S and Less.

This clearance sale Of such q splendid
assortment OF perfectly new and high
etsie pianos IS perhaps the only one you
VIII ever I'VE TO see The opportunity TO
ouF strictly standard article at virtually
hai the regular established retail price
comes but once IN A lifetime and Won can
not afYord 10 miss it,
little more than 500 takes choice Of
some haa Dozen cabinet grand upright
pianos. IN fancy English u1ot1le,i walri,,
a0aFleT~sawed oak. San Domingo ma
htEan% or rosewood finished cases .nstr4t-
than $50 ard $3.50
All % the sig0 styles in very elabora e
.ht~l .sg9t Nooa cases are going during
'n rs sale for a s-s9 and se..7.
i Ne same fne high-graae makes IN some
what palmer vet quite as beautiful cases
r"sail price stee. for So $50 ana sei7
you c4a p-ck ~ AT this sale TUESDAY y
s.Y.s'5d'e, stfN.eeaoit.. the toued ard uucon.
HAtiohAay warranted upright piano largest
cabinet grand size. FL beautifully fjs,1rel
oAk or fancy mahogany cases for ssl3 ans
s3tgai4y Sfnaii2r s.ze. also having three
new, for SIS. '''''''> ETC. oFAna
Several cheaper makes for sf-a. s1sz and
go aud rosewood finished ases Tor se4
igSs money 30 down and Sic month takes
cept TWO very elaborate hani-caryesi
StNi@sf At Tie above NEE! casa prices
waien - less than rrru!ar dealers vhnge-
sa!e eos.. Ia many Instances even losing
various Eastern factories
toi'as IN AT once. Nothing. absolutely
ncIo.ue. = 10 h gained by waiting until
s@e as gay ei ins SAFE, Prices wiz not
Re even cents lower :han thrg S~sr.
MaThef on eur price tags the Arse morning
o TIE SAFE. nor VII you find SO complete
an Assortment e select from iassr an Sn4
announcement over q Hafsssrr~S s, gr' r.7.h
pax tbs Issue Remember ths niara ~
:. Johnsion'z ~ second avesn5 Ia -
Burke building -aay
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HON. JOSIAH B. ALLEN. Of ONO.

Hon. Josiah Z. Allen. Clerk or the SUI
preme Court OF Ohio. was a Captain in
the army OF the rebellion where he lost
an arm: Clerk of Common Pleas Court
OF Athens county two terms: Sergeant-at-
Arms Of the House OF Representatives.;
and is now serving second term as Clerk
OF the Supreme Cont of Ohio.
Columbus. Ohio. April i6, 1897.
The Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg Co:
Gentlemen-I have been afflicted with a
disease. commonly known rs In grippe,
every winter since that disease WAS DIS
covered. 1 have tried many remedies with
out success. This spring I was induced 20
try bottle Of Pe-ru-na- have now taken
two bottles and have received much ben
eft therefrom. In fact all symptoms OF
the disease seem TO have left me. There
for. cheerfully recommend the virtues OF
Pe-ru-na. Yours truly.
Josiah h. Allen.
La grippe has been justly called Tho
Seourge OF the Closing Years OF the Nine
teenth Century" This disease runs a
course of very uncertain duration and
severity. II leaves the system in a denlor-
able condition. II weakens the nerve GEN.
ters Il smpoyerishes the blood. dis,urbs
the circulation, clogs up the excretory
ducts, and depresses the whole vital svs-
tenn. There are thousands upon thousands
OF people In this condition as the result Of
la grippe Pe-ru-na cures la grippe.
AS 10 the after-effects OF In grippe. so
with the acute stages. Pe-ru-na Is a sna~
cific- 1t seems 10 be thoroughly ADAPTED
to this disease In all It's phases. A great
many letters are received by Dr. Hart
man every year in which Pe-ru-na is ex-
tolled by the people as being n prompt and
reliable cure for la grippe. La grippe in
in reality a catarrhal dis ase. II would he
properly named acute epidemic catarrh.
few specimens OF the letters received by
DR.. Hartman on this subject win be given.
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DOlNGS AT Ia CONNER.

LA CONNER. Dec. si.-~T7ie past week
was most active one In society circles.
as afternoon and evening PARTIES have been
Ftvea nearly every day throughout The
week. and the many young folks VINO are
home from the various institutions OF
learning throughout the state for their holt
day vacation have enjoyed royal sood
time at the expense OF their parents and
friends. who have iabored ce.seivssly 10
make II most enjoy able Chs.s,mastde 10
All and The past week has really been
ths only active one this winter % TAR.
A party was given by Mrs. A. seigfred
q her home In The Calhoun addition
Tuesday svesAng. Thirty wsr. present.
.rosns n,,, sv.nlns was 'hs scene q
home Of Mr.. and Mrs William wnk@'
ahou, a mite out from town. given in honor
Of their daugh,er Miss Bertha.
Thursday evening the spacious gArlors
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Caches wers
thrown open 10 large number of invited
guests In honor OF their sons Samuel and
Charles, who are home for sew days
SATURDAY evening "A New Years dancing
party WAS given IN frraternal hall ard .as
the Gaping climax 10 the weeks round OF
merrimsnf
The following students are home spend.
ing the holidays with their parents and
friends. Miss l3lda Schrteker, Miss DIVA
Peck Misses Linda and Nsessc jennings. OF
the University OF Washington; IT ss t.ins
nNe.iey. Wilson's business eoslsae. Gsorws.
Peck. Acme business cealere Mile Hall
etate bnfusal E~4tfS&bsifk SSf1ast 6agaFA.
Leland Stanford college; Charles Caches
University of Washington
Mrs Nellie Watkins - visiting friends
at Caupevfiie this week
Miss Annie Frederick son Is home from
Seattle for few DAYS,
nr W, Aptlety aad family spent Christ
mas with relatives IN whsioosn,
Mira T. iseRn and children. II Ana
cores. Waited friends Al tlsis pace fer 4
few days the past week
Mrs, MafEarssis NRsse. Mlss Name
Nrow0low ansi Mss Ruth NJ g;assnta~s.
Instructors ln aur public srh0uAs arr
spending the tefstass s8fs relatives a,
Olympia. Nhateona and rogt Aagssle- ~
sp~ctlVsiy
Mr. ole Cgrfaer spent Christmas Via
friends tn Sessffla
]. 1. corsEan. cf Icwa C9ty. Ia. sgsat A
few days IA town the past week
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vice. which did. He prescribed Ps-ft4
for me and took 1T according 10 his -
tons and vasrcured in short TIM 4
advise every body that is troubled with -
disease to take Or. Hartman's treats
1 am sure they will not regret Il X thgh
/ am now enjoying good health an4 -
thank Pe-ru-na fer IT,"
Last winter. both myself and m9og
were severely attacked with la grippes -
by using pe-ru-na we recovered VIII
having a physician. think Pe-ru-nA9
inst The thing for suffering humanity
highly recommend your remedy To all =
ferere p" Master Ross Oghtemo. Mich
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NEW ORLEANS fksc q Nar.t -
20 stalks feature Of to<Gay's card ;re Ma
Years ssn6fe4EA The last tt,r.s f,3s. 80
I0ar7Si@y, Maraie4a's rnara Finished "a :,
~ aei2 eF~Ai.s Inferior 20 today'a AZ
Ers~! as - 70 was lahi aps4-.- 49,
Cas5c@a SIZE wen out very cievevtY. NJ
- Terty $ pair. sfse favorstex sff3sss.zi .h1r.l
SD szxiE. respectively. Not a favor =
wrG Results
Sax e0r.ssAss-Iaa. Next w9n. w { =
s-coTas. Hssa inks thtr3. Tfr4e. ,.is
FIVE fAsriosss-y. hanticar.-esr F1cr5ax wo-
Hen LOIS stsssG9. Mr.. johnson ssYsrxs Time
IG.
ore rys.s- a-3 tssgss>- SIX .ssftsss selling
Judge st@=3E1an vaEa. TsYsvea@r seeSosAa Is.-
s1gsasa third Tina -SEa.
tffse Tnfle. NeS r@wt hart CAP y s~s-
wcn Eis~ Away seco-Ss SAgias~ King fhtf,f
T}sae. t-As~
tsa~ NILS ard severity ya~ts selling
J&ekA1Ressx wen. F~Ssr Joaz second OF.
ca tara Tsnes. 1EA
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seattle Ahead az Portland.

The annaa! report os Supervising In
specior General Dunlont "a she Secretary
uf the treasury for the year ending 1NU.
~ fs4e. contains SONS Interesting statistics
regarding sGe steamboat And sgeamas. (.
Interests throughout tae United States.
TIE Seattle dssirt7s IS credited yi9a as
stea uiaoafs - * 10 tcms The Portland
district ts credited with rs boats Of 81 10
fcHS The Inspectors report shows that
d&te OF compilation. a. steamers uf H.
sss soas register. compared s&th 3 YES.
swss q IssS tons when tas District was
tshisahed Ia f&ss. The Portland district
n as n0t So paTateS; from that az San FTan~
cisco anil about lsss and fae Seattle. dis
tgtc3 aIa not break Away uatil ten years
las.
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hat no faith in g. bat Tot ths medicine.
I took {, and Immediately began 80 in
prove. For "a long tire <osA8 not Tper-
EEaa- aim 10 lake -. bat finally as b. gan
10 take Pe~ruoA. too. and be aow - az
enthusiastic In It's praise SIS / am Pe~r1l-nA
asa cured by husband ~ ossz-trate nasas
catarra e ssen.y-fsv. years standing"
'sssoane ,saae aEa ny Youngest sou aas
ne grippe and ta4a 8BasAze seemed 10 ~ %
IN his iss1g< producing fesaoFra&geH from
ire ia1xs~ We procured TIE i-@eI gaessf al
- sox kirs Ss could, But .. - 10 PIX.
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three bottles % Pe-fzi-ns. ard zfu HAs0
20 say taas :: u tbe best Medicine
used arm satlsfse4 shat Pe-TB@rA - a -
pze1icine. and "a sErh have :enoransne
i - several q ray friends with ssad
s13ss IL IL .eiaorn / give = tsssiEnoo
hat tasrk thss ~ asls yoa4- ] hosse 90
raAy In benefited through you sad -
refsf2fses Sir j e. Lowery. FsoYrs0
GSty noEel Albany. Texas
yer a free book. entitled Winter e
,krrn" a4t1lrasz TIE Ese-su~nA Drug ~
featuring Company. CS.a-n0s5. CA42t
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The Sisters OF
ST. Francis Of
81. Vim emit s
Orphan Asylum
r a ct NJ a /! n
street, corner OF
Rose Ave Col
nmh,ss. Ohio. In
a letter d a e 4
June ?. ISte. 10
DIR. s. II. Hart
man say; Some
y g a rs a : o a
friend Of our in
sfitutiOn reccin
M . n d q 4 10 Us
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Mr.. Sanford Robin
son. Adrian, Mich.
writes. Il Was taken
very sick With Ia
grippe last winter. /
could at up only a
few moments every
day. ! c o Ii ! q eat
nothing. I got a bot
tie OF Peru -nA and
began to take IL. The
improve ment sss
prompt In ten days
I was abls 20 oe out
If doors. j. only rs
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EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT. ree. s1~Mrs Aoagae. .. 50.
a;s}e. IS v.S4tsu. her c8sissa Ms ii 4
Howard. ~ fa5s sstg
Harry wessisRa. % iuiex. sp~nt ;ae
holiday tn rsysFsts-
II III Mitchell, Ilsase Tasyer. Rtrhy
Of iae stats university. spent ;se CsArfst-
mas ysc&tss here @sta rsaGestts aaa
fr.~n5s
Nj an MY ts<e9s s~slsva. ~ ssl.
tssass, have returned ae}as sEsax several
DAYS visit IL Essre1&
NJ Ares AMI Aass .sesss.s pal.sgas
tath ~ IA, city. ~s5e married s4tuT3ag
sssIstns 81 o'ctHck az ,As hnlse az sass
trlsses paresgs sss Tire kGssesisse. 1,na
ceremony eas peF saFsssNs ~ Tvs, - Ysr-
ter ss03las s8epTr asa s~ssesf 20
sp'ut thirty relatives &ad . sasx Waa we're
present
Miss Ye'e Airs sgnss Mss. wa.eA at
Sss Morse asgs x5sesytAs fsg ,4ls.sssIs. i
~AsFe saes Ntl attend xas z8ze~ - a ia
fta'e Tea fsseFs ssss.ss@kaeE,.
M. FasnhAIu, - Ia ezra .p<ai CsAfsst-
saas 3ts n as>sess. TIE .2oAs ~ Mr. @aa
Mira !. = Es-t
Fully 80 seeg.s fass3 in ira C-s,r9.ss.sns
festivities 1S.ea acre given ~ 80 al.
fesS 8 - she FSse~t} fAslr s PAPER Gafss~
f&ay A. i4aaT} fsar-ssaaas ~es T~ee
Aso~ al s'sssess ses1ae tsFss&d over "a shs
rssssi "a aef's3S I'as erss aasg was ,lss-a
Tar aaas'lss al a.nsnss re sesse@a ao,ss
wss Sesvt b taA easHsFeax Sartsssss-
tFsa and ~ re gAEyA e1~sv ths gssve.
1aTAsTa1sc Cias cave s. clsASssssex sntsssAlr~
ssssas. Sssessas cars Segss eErss .1sss seq sAs
sesasn al TIE Everest 1929
Harry HesA. sasS Eaaca s9s y w.Asx
ia@ ts3a45ss& y na @srv srsxasez erg>ss. ~.
Wa W&s1a g%a ss<.s9arY "a sesk asa
g. res y J&F 49, a.sgxzaF-s u Tiara
kksss@s, 49, - = - "a s1-.u-l Ia na1a
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Mrs. j. Il. Allen,
Tskos key, Mica. .
writes Both nay
hsis ard and nv
So weTe seriously
III vita IA grippe.
Finally ! took 30
my bed. hat nv
husband would ng.
ES~ up- One day
I saw an advert So
rncut 81 Peru a
IN q pas~F autt
kel h4m 20 get
eza4 q "a tser- o..
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Or. Hartman's Fe-ru-na as an evaeleuy
remedy for Influenza. OF which We then
had several cases which tnreA tened 10 ba
Of serious character We began 10 use
II and experienced such wonderful results
tina; since them pe-Fu~ua has become osr
ravorite medicine for influenza catarrh.
ca,iighs crlhs and hronnhsllS'
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,rv Pr-rsisna for =
grippe and asthm :
81 so a!th god -
suits. / had ise~n ~
rig VERY unwsa ~ :
long time. and -
setasna quite rad -
+ came West. whsa
7 got bitter 81 -
asthma. usst was -
well I tried a g.
many remedies fk
sut nothing VAS -
"a cure me | 60
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Mrs, Eliza Gs4
X "a IN Q Y. bun
county. Nsls., -
Il took your Pe0
IA for some time
eatarrh ard ara ~
~ 10 state that -
entirely cured q +
! took both f'e-r1ss
and AIan-a~lin- .
ssiil taking Pe-ry|s
for IA grippe and -
that 1t helps =
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NTtat3Vs hhF0 =
fiuemeod several others afflicted ~
chronic catarrh 30 take pe-Su-na IN =
locality and they are ~ improving"
MRS T. v Rogers. Flashing. Mich.
years ~ age, VAS three years ago tsksa
with pneumonia, and sniie recovering -
caught In grippe. She had two reIaes0l
and was EiVsn up by tao physicians =
friend persuaded her ~ try P"-ru-na. An1
after taklng thrse bottles. she waz abse =
10 her own work. She is completely curse
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Lieut. Frank CaAslI. ~ engine ny
No g. n: Tacoma While engaged n re pa =
lsx Ire fire whistle on the roof Of .he
power house, narrowly ers>Ape9 serious a.
jury. sfa aS1 c-sesAEsPr 10 srag ~ soYr.s
supplies frsgn .1ss gr1Gzz6 ard Used az. ola
brace S9~e. Ia pss.aug ne sxa 20 sa~
rss.sf = cane "a contact aisa the ssavg.y
axrge& &Gnf &srg- sanding T. Ssga~s ercl5.s
s,srFsvyt through Ya& brennan kasss9y sss2r x
iTx hssT- The .sssrST q tie current harmed
ssss trace 1.ye from "a sastx.saags 49,.
TN AyaA saS nAria La
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Mrs. A m a Iiar-
IN e nj n *. NJ a 20
mamie, Dane county.
W Is. writes: ~ cam
not praise N,ur reiir.
edy too highly. Last
W n er I had Ia
grippe, and hefnor-
riiace OF the lungs
followed. All the doc
tors around here told
me l had TO die OF
consumption. Then (
thought | would ask
DR.. Hartman's adj
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Mr.. Aug. Tryls9
Mt. Clemens. NJ.
writes; II Will r
yen know whit I
. h ! n k Of Pe-Fnls
Two years ago I ~
la grippe. and Il =
me with a dreaaH
cough. The phys
clans could not -
me. | tried o I ~
medicine bcforo {
took Pe-ru-na, bst I
did me no gocd 4
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LEADS IN. BUILDING SHIPS.
SEATTLE MADE MORE VESSELS
THAN ANY COAST CITY.
mere Than Half = Hundred Steamers
with = Tonnage Of Over Eleven
Thoasand-Gross Tonnage 18,O.5

Seattle IL attaining Importance as a ship
building port. and II IS doubted by many
IL there Is city IN the country that can
show so great u record I'm the number of
vessels constructed. The isas record Was
s4zhsy-four craft, with an aggregate toU-
nAEs Of lee.s "A, as follows:
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81 took your Pe-T11-na
for deafness and consider
my entirely cured. /
can hear nav * well as
! ever could. snd shall al
wave fses very thankful
20 yot1 for your kindly asi-
vice. Nv father was
greatly benefited IN a se~
we're attack ~ is grippe
IS Tie use cf Peru 49,
NJ "a. l.t..ar TnsA.sr LA >.
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pose. We tried pe~ru-na and his no
rhages stopped, and he soon got up ~ I
we'll and Is hard at work. He has hi ~
more hemorrhages. Mrs G. 4 lisa
Evansville Wis.