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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-11-07
Scotch Gathering at Fossil.

The annual gathering Of Fossil Cale-
donian Club will I've held In Fossil, We'd.
nesday, November 10. A large aggrega-
ton Of fine Scotch talent has been se-
cured for the occasion. Judge Cameron.
OF Portland, will deliver the annual adj
dress. Serg. JAS. Moon, formerly piper
TO the Black Watch i42nd Highlanders)
champion piper OF the world, viii lead
the pipe music. Jas. Forbes, Harry Me-
Arthur, Rosie Forbes. Nancy Black aud
Mysie Sharp will dance In Highland
costume. Clansman VIM Stevenson will
sing and recite. scotchmen from all
over the state will be present and while
in Fossil the town will be theirs.
A well known Condor Scot tells us
that his countrymen are all hustIing for
.togs." Patterson he aays, has d
kilt but wants some one TO loan him q
sporran.n
"ChrishoIm has the kilt and sporran
but needsa cockIt bonnet"
Jack Campbell has sporran but ls
short the kilt and Jim Stewatt also
needs the kilt but he has the "preen."
all the same the lads will all be in
line next Wednesday and the enter
tainment will be out Of sight"
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-11-07
stops the Cough
ard works of. the Cold.

Laxative Bfosno Quinihe Tablets cure cold
IN one day. Socafesao Pay. Price . cents
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-11-07
chIokens and Egge Wanted.

j. I. Sehriver will pay the highest
cash price for fresh eggs and spring
chickens and guarantees
his customers that he will make this of
fer good at all seasons OF the yeat, lie
has arranged to ship all surplus eggs to
Portland whenever the market is over
stocked. See him at Cafe DE Schriver.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-11-07
TO the public.

Allow me TO say few words In praise
oil Chamberiains Cough Remedy. ]
had very severe cough and cold and
feared l would get pneumonia, but after
taking the second dose Of this medicine
/ felt better, three bottles Of 1t cured my
cold and the pains in my chest disap-
peared entirely. I am most respectfully
yours for health. RALPH S. MYERS OF.
Tmrty.seventh ST., Wheeling w. Va,
For sale by Hudson Pharmacy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-11-07

Ata council meeting held Monday
evening Marshal DowpinK's salary vas
restored. Councilman EprlngstoD's
resignation sas accepted and J. r. ReIs-
acher was appointed 70 GIL the vacancy,
Now IL the time TO expect 70 see the old
sewer cleaned out and made q thing Of
beauty and Joy forever.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-11-07

Tie Willing Workers. -willhaye a
social atthe Baptist church on THAMES
giving Day At @ 80 p. m. Refreshments
will be served. Everybody invited 10
a good social time.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
"WHITE MICE" WILL
AID CHORUS GIRLS.
How Organization Game
About Told by Cousin
of Rockefeller.

Tho society known as tho White Mice.
although but two weeks old. seems to
b. In a nourtshing condition. and al
ready has 40 members. Miss Rita
Dean. an attractive littlo blonde In the
chorus OF Tho Girl from Up There
company. Is President OF the orERn!za-
.ion. willie Miss Frances Rockefeller
king. OF the same company. IL secretary.
Miss King Ia young woman ot
marked ability. having been connected
with several newspapers IN New York
and l~,nion. and who wieids very
clever pen whenever shc cares to write.
Rockefeller
The Whitc Mice Society IL now IS.
,ahii.hcd on good: solid basis. Mifs
King said yesterday. with rapidly
increasing membership
How II Started.
What gave you tn. idea OF organ
ling such u society," ! haked.
* little friend OF mine who vas
travelling with nm opera company some
time ago was taken suddenly III In the
as l-.st she could. She was In board
Ing -hou-c In "A Western town and with.
out much money. She grew rapid!y
worse. received no attention and no care.
and finally was removed to n hospital.
whers she ,iici. This gave her friends
something 10 think about. and after a
while We decided TO Organize a society.
tho object or which should be to help
the ssnall- salnried women OF the stage
In lust such emergencies as this.
we think the stars can look after
themselves. They are always well pain.
but II Is tn. women who occupy IN
fnrinr positions. particularly III. chorus
girls and those who play small parts.
whom We mr." dr.irous 81 helping. Many
F, poor girl mas been left stranded far
from home and friends In future thesc
lnfortuuates may depend npon aid BY
APPLYING to the White Nice"
Friendly with the Agent.
us IL tri. that ynu expect to get on
In future wi;hou, the dramatic agent?'
| asked.
mot at ALL" Miss King replied. I'VE
ar" not thinking OF making our own
engagements or of helping girls to posi-
lions. We canrfot AFFORD. nor do NC wish
TO nntagonizc anybody. We depend on
the agent to "A great extent for bread
and butter. and upon the manager. too.
IL would he very poor policy on our
part to offend these people. We ravent
the slightest intention Of doing 80.
Some OF the newspaper boys have
nearly ruined our prospects by stating
these things inaccurately. They meant
well. but they mistook our meaning and
object.
Vow the White Mice have organized
The evening world., 1901-02-23

NJ ing IS

with Just one aim in view. and that aim
IL TO help the poor and needy. to assist
the sick aud stranded women Of the
stage.
Nothing else hu, Just that. and ! 10
hop" you will max this plain. We don't
Ike starting under misapprchen sion
OF our purposes. "" want to he put
right with everybody II would he silly
wouldn't IT,
1 acauiescc,i. hut vertIred TO say there
hhd been cases IN which women had
not been altogether wise
grant you that. But the White Mice
arc going TO be very shrewd and Keep
on the RICH, .ide OF people. "" shan't
quarrel With ANYBODY; ! promise YOU
Ing all records. but Miss King politely
pretended not TO hear.
I'VE are greatly indebted to Mr. Mont
Eom.ry Maze. who has let us make our,
Palace, We have tho use OF his read.
Ing room. and he has really been most
kind Our mrs, meeting was n, the
FulI iectirss.
You would be surprised TO sec the
number. | mean. Some OF these arc
elderly women. but most are chorus
girls or those playing small parts.
au.r h s, s.n fee 81 WITH with, month";
on March =. and hope to make IA good
round sum for our treasury. The OBJ
jeci Is certainly worthy one. and We
trus, the public will help us BY buying
tickets for the ball.
Annie Black. OF our Executive COM
niitce. is one OF our best workers for
the cause. She IL most enthusiastic, and
deserves n lot OF praise for her zeal
Indeed. all the girls are working hard
and are ready and eager To do anything
10 help place the society OF \ solid. In.
dependent basis
As wrote out Mis-. Kings name In
full looked ut her inQulrinGly.
Relative of the Mn9nnte.
'Oh. YES she laughed. MY claim
20 the name OF Rockefeller Is MI right.
My mothers name was Rockefeller. She
IL first cousin to John y. Rockefeller.
His entire church Will probably rise up
In horror II you print this statement.
true as II Enthusiastically Is. Cousin to
u chorus girl Well. the chorus girl isn't
a bit prouder OF the relationship than
he may he. ! have to help support my
widowed mother. and when my news.
paper work gave out did the next best
thing that offered" JANE GORDON.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
CHURCH NOTES.

.s,rt,uai interest. Eighteen psr.sns we're received
into Its fellowship this month.
,u tho ,o..s .sr,.s ~ 1Is: n...lns. .es
sst.,-d br the sa,,or. Or Will. r. Oasil A
~.uit 100 I-rson. have joined the church. an
bu, fourteen ru epatsss!on o! sait,. After meet.
inss are being continued on sunday nights with
gratifying results. and many Other persons Arr
20 p. received
Tn. Ch-is,lan Eni.apnr so.ie.y o. the Pilgrim
Ii,p.s. Church. wsr Parrss. has ben r>-s:in-
reI ard the foilosins ~sr. eles'i om,er'i
LPr-rfdeat. II. Walter Mureh: ries.Presidsat. Rev.
John Hooper Recording s-rr.tary. Mr.. Joseph
Taa..S Treasurer. Mis-, shas: Corresponding
Secretary. Miss II. ]. None.
REV James A. OCd~uoF, pt>N. nj Chris Mis-
,ion. is suffering ,rot :, effects .. grip. and has
left town for short cation.
n. siIty-s.v-n,h anniversary Of the West
minister Presbyterian Church; Rs, John Lloyd
lie. pastor. has Just been celebrated. The sermon
was preached by Nr Lee. sho recently became
pastor. and the feeling respecting the future IL
hopeful and earnest.
Tn. IPr,sbytsran Church OF the Puri,ans, Rev
Or l. e. Young pastor. received thirty Sven
Accession. to its membership this month. tseny-
,No uniting on confession o. 'aIth. ne eohsre-
Dr Young SiiI preach At both services to.mot.
rcr.
rae Grsenroo Baptist Church. BrooSisn. Rev
II. II. Hull. n. u. pastor. have appointed
committee to arrange Tor memorial window In
their edihsr now bains buiit To Rev. Henry
burnley. Nho organized the church n''y'thrr'
years ago
An Aii.dsy meeting will be hell In Grace Cos
pei Churc<, nAtnbridr- street. near Ss~toSs
avenue. on Monday next Missonary Horace ",
Houiaink. from North China. and ". RA~si. =
native missionary from New 2esisnd. viii de-.
liver Address. Mr. Cyril lIankins.Tfuyin. ~fo
expects to start for the sotIan IN 'e~ dIyI
Will be set apart TO the Gospel ministry,
Rev. d. II. Stearns has resumed hts eiaiS for
bible study on Tuesday afternoons In the Md
son Avenue Reformed Church. This class Ii on
OF ten which Mr.. stearns teaches each week
Brooklyn. Washington. baltimore and other cities
Esans.liss G. 7. Sash and wife will hold a
cries o! bible lectures every Sunday and Wei
nesday evening At liArt's Hall corner of Gstss
avenue and Broadway. brooklyn. beginning to-
morrow.
Rev. George X. Allen. % n. recently ~ Fsrth
Araooy. y. j.. has been engaged 10 work ss the
associate OF Rev. Leighton Williams. pastor OF
Amiv Hsp,I,g Church.
Gospel services at sunlilh, Mi..ion. No. u
Somsr. street, brooklyn. ~. q. Taylor SUPER
intsndrnt. on sunday afternoon, Nr. Taylor viii
speak IA the evening a. No 1852 Atlantic. mar
Utica avenue. brooklyn, on a Great Holiday"
Henry Frank. Of the Church Of Independent
Thought. meeting In Carnegie Lycean. fIfty.
s~v-h,h street and seventh avenue, will deliver
his second lecture TO. morrow morning on "Gfset
Changes In Religion In III. T~entieth Century"
subject The Revolt Of Reason the Collapse
OF Medieval Religion
The evening world., 1901-02-23

NJ III. South Reformed Church. Madison ave
nue. snd ra.ry.eighth street. Rev hst.tiss
on The Word Of Late, In the ,',.rno2n h h-
ora,orio OF ia~ Redemption ,Gounei, viii b" ts
Ma.is By nr,. md second quartet, and ehoru. ..
forty voice.. under direction OF Dr. Ger'N santa
orxanist.
m. prosrsmm. o: music Al ST. B,rtho,ome~'.
service Tomorrow will inriudc tn. opening nun,
Ser from Tn. Celestial Country" new or.'ofit
chorus. accompanied by organ and harp. AnG
Lord. How Ions-" from the 18Th FAAlm 'A-n
tSr % '1 no o, na.a md
DR.. Charles u. Es,on's subject In the chuNs
Of the Divine Paternity Tomorrow morn.
there viii be v-sp-r service. snt n" topic OF
Or Eatoa.s obscure MI be The Master
chri,tisn--Rei'xious niso'ry.'
Rev. Charles iia~!sy Fem. risot OF 'hs
Stranger Church. will read his latest story.
"a Man Of the World" in pla,, Of the usual
sermon Tomorrow evening.
Al III. Empire Church Empire Han. one fgn'
died and Sixteenth street. near Eighth neaue'
ia. morrow the services will be conducted by Rev.
james Pro,an. who viii sp.s In the mornins on
The Genius OF the Gospsl. and In the erenns
on The Value OF the Soul
hrenu. Baptist Church. conner Of Decatur street,
syn .', rs:ss "S n rs ,S
=, sninx = special sermon to Young ~o'nsn-topie.
The Education OF Our Daughter"
Turning roints In lii.'' vii b. III. subject
OF Rev. Dean Richmond Hsboiu, u. D. rrc'o-
In the Protestant Epis:opai Churh OF the
Epiphany. rUnpkins avenue AMI MeDopous'i
street. Brooklyn. Tomorrow Inorniax In til.
evening he viii preach on The Moraii'ie' and
immoraii,ies OF Trade" Leb'rn services viii
be held daily In the afternoon and on Tuesday
and Fridays In the evening.
In the Wflistt Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. Or. Steele. pssior. will preach to.
morrow morning The New Covenant, ana
=, nigh, on brands rlueksd from the huFn'
nx."
TIE annual meeting Of 'h. Central baptist
Church. West Forty--lshth street. Rev. fraas N,
Gaodehild, pastor. viii be held March ]. when an
sddres. ~tli h. delivered by Rev HerrJ " san
dsrs. u, n.
The pulp, Of the Filth Avenue Baptist chureh,
West Forty eighth street. near Fifth avenue. will
be supplied to- orros by Rev. II. r Johnston.
D. D.. pastor Of tn. Third Baptist Church. 81.
Louis The work ~ the church Is progressing
stssa!!, under the direction o: the assistant pas
tor. Rev. willard \. Eoolnson.
The New York sabbath Committee, No. IL Biols
House. have prepared blank petitions fof sisns'
lures to be sent TO the directors 81 the Psa-
American Exposition at Buffalo. .sk!rk that the
Exposition b~ closed on Sunday.
The West Prs.bytsrtsn Church. Forty-seeoni
s:rrst. near sixth avenue. Rev. Dr, 4. ~ Evans,
pastor, Is ens0uras.i By constantly Increasing
The evening world., 1901-02-23
NOTHING EQUALsIT
70, the Cure Of Catarrh.

A physician now retired from practice.
but who still keeps abreast OF the times. In
speaking OF tn. advance made In medicine
In the last ten years. says: Ono OF tho
moe, obstinate and banning diseases Is the
very common trouble. caisrrh.
Nasal catarrh IL only one Of - many
forms. caiarrh OF the throat, cat7rrh Of the
stomach. bowels. liver and bladder are very
common. but the sufferer usually thinks I,
Is something else than cAarrh and 10
treated for tho wrong disease.
Tho best and most successful treatment
70. any form Of caiarrh is now admitted to
DO by internal remedies through the ,tom
ach. ana the safest and probably the mos,
efficient Is In tho tablet form sold by drug.
Ei,,s as S,uarts Catarrh. Tablets.
II have seen many remarkable cures OF
catarrh resulting from regular daily use OF
these tablets, which seem to act on tho
blood and liver. driving tho catarrhal
poison out Of tho system through the
natural channels.
Il once had occasion to anaiy.e these
tablets, and found them to contain no co.
caine nor opia,es, but simply a cornbina.
ton OF harmless antiscp,les like Eucaiyp.
tai. Guaiaeoi. blood root. etc.
al any rate, have known OF severe ca
tarrhAi headaches which were cured by
Stuart's Caiarrh Tablets. and catarrhal
deafness. hay FOYER. asthma and caiArrh
Of the throa, and stomach speedily show
great bencit after y few days use OF the
remedy. and when It Ia remembered how
much more convenient a tablet Is than In.
halsr.. donches. salve. and powders. II Is
not surpriting that this new preparation
should so rapidly supoIant all other rene
dos for casarTh.i'
The evening world., 1901-02-23
TRAGIC END OF LAST CHILD.
Fire Kills Third Of Family 10 Die
Within Year.

Little Kate Mckinley. whose .aths-.
william Mckinley. lives at No. en5 Gold
street. brooklyn. died to-day IN the
brooklyn Hospital from burns received
last Thursday. The child. who was
alone In the front room while her mother
va. preparing breakfast, began playing
with the fire IN the stove. a newspaper
she lighted set her clothes on lire.
The mother ran Into The room when
she heard the ciild scream and cxtIn-
guished the flames by wrapping tho 1T
tic one In bed Huilt.
Tho Mckinlcys have lost three children
within the past year. and Mrs. Mckinley
u now almost Frustrated from grief.
The evening world., 1901-02-23

work in which was engaged. was
completely run down and could cat
scarcely anything. A prominent ply
stefan whom ! consulted told mo that
was on the road to nervous proskrar
ton. On the advice Of a friend I b.
gan taking Dr.. Grceno's NervurA
blood and nerve remedy. and aft8
taking three bottles my health ~.
greatly improved. was able % re-
sumo work again. and could cat any
thing without Its hurting me. I
would recommend DR.. Greene'S Nsry-i
IRA blood and nerve remedy 70 AAy
one similarly afflicted"
The evening world., 1901-02-23
BEST SPRING MEDICINE.
The Palm Given TO Or. Greenc's
Nervura.
That Grand Jury. the People. Have
SO Decided.
Used BY Hundreds Of Thousands in
Spring as Blood Medicine.

Or. Grecnes Ncrvura blood and
nerve remedy is indecl The Worlds
Great Spring Medicine" 1t has come
to be recognized by almost everybody
rs the best possible spring medicine
to take. and hundreds Of thousands
OF our people use 1t during the try
Ing spring months. to tone up anew
tho relaxed nerves. and re-inviSoratc
and enrich the blood
4 spring medicine is necessity II
one wishes TO keep in perfect health
and vigor during the changes from
winter TO summer. This grand spring
tonic this perfect spring medicine.
DR.. Grcenc's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy. is exactly what the system
needs at this season. II not only
purifies. but makes rich. red blood: It
not only strengthens and invigoratcs
the nervous system. but re-energizes
and revitalizcs the nerves by feeding
them with removed nerve force and
power. II is not only an aid to diGes-
ton. but II creates regular, natural
and healthy action OF the bowels.
liver. kidneys. which in the spring
are always sluggish and inactive.
In fact. II Is Just what people need
to make them well and keep them
well during these months. so threat
ening to the health OF all. and when
II Is considered that DR.. Grcene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy is
made entirely from pure. health-giv-
Ing vegetable remedies. and that peo-
pie give It more testimonials OF cure
than any other remedy on earth. no
one can doubt that It Is the very best
spring remedy for everybody to use.
Mr.. Gustave Lelbnch. OF 337 First
ST.. Jersey City. n. j., says
Il was troubled with sick head
aches. and could not sleep on account
OF the pains in my head. | was SUI
fcring night and day with dyspepsia,
could not eat anything. my stomach
would sour so. had to starve myself
to have any ease. had to give up
work at last. ! was SO nervous and
miserable. and | was falling away In
flcsh 50 that my friends hardly know
me. | tried several remedies. but
without avail. At last some one rec
commended DR.. Greene's Servura
blood and nerve remedy. tried one
bottle and began to improve. start
cd In to cat all right: then picked
up my health: my headaches disap.
peared. and my weakness and sour
stomach went away. used three bot.
ties. and could sleep all night with
ease: used six bottles. and felt like
new man. ] can now do hard
days work without any trouble. and
| am as happy as a bird in so ing.
was 70 miserable. always suffering.
always In pain. but now am like
new man"
Use DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy this spring. for 1t Is the
discovery and prescription OF we'll
known physician. DR.. Greene. OF IS
W. l4th St. New York City. who is
responsible for its beneficial action.
and who can be consulted free OF
charge. personally or by letter.
The evening world., 1901-02-23

great good from the use OF DR..
Greene's Ncrvura and always consid
cred II my medicine. a friend Of
mine said abe had known OF doctors
who had recommended IL for their pa
tients in cases like mine. and she felt
sure II would do me good. | am
thankful 20 say that she was right.
for 1t did for mo all that she recon-
mended for II. gladly recommend
DR.. Grecne's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy to all and often advise peo-
pie to use It."
The evening world., 1901-02-23
take DR.. CREENE'S NERvURA BLOOD.
and NERVE REMEDY,
The BEST SPRING REMEDY TO TAKE FOR YOUR 8lOOk
NERVES, STOMACH. LIVER, AND KIDNEYS.
Cured OF Slecplcssncss. Die :iness
and Palpitation OF the Heart.
.irs. DAVID Dongnn. Elizahcthtown,

Mrs. David Dougan, Elizahcthtown.
\. Y. says
blood and nerve remedy for three
years. | have been troubled with pal
pita,ion of the heart dizziness. and
sleeplcssncss. and during this time |
tried several kinds OF medicines with
ont good results. have derived
The evening world., 1901-02-23
Cured Of Kidney and Live

Mrs. Josephine beagle. 20 Vine q,
Charlestown. Mass, says:
II desire very much to add my to.
timonial AZ to the value of that won
derful medicine. DR.. Greene's Nervuro.
blood and nerve. remedy. I had srf-
fered from great pain and dimeuity
In passing water. and after taking
Ave bottles OF Nervura had q stpo0;
The evening world., 1901-02-23
Cured of Dyspepsia and Spring
Debility by Dr.. Greene's Ncf-.

Mr.. Vernon l.. Small. who Is =
teacher OF South Deer ISLE Me-. says:
In the spring OF 1899. owing to
close application TO mental work and
indoor confinement, became AFFLICTED
with nervous dyspepsia 70 such an ex-
tent that was obliged to give UP the
The evening world., 1901-02-23
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
INCOMING sTEAliaHrPs.
DIE TODAY.
.. Thirt-enth wrrck Victim.

Frank Boldcn. one OF the injured In
Thursdays wreck near Bordcntown. y.
j., died to-day. BOllcn was a passenger
on tn. accommodation train. Ills
home was at White ilill. =. J This
brings the number OF dead M TO Is
The evening world., 1901-02-23

clse. and the New Gilmore. In SPRING
field. Mass. are the only theatres that
have been competed 20 close their
doors.
y. T.. lIcnncssy. General Manager Of
the Vaudeville Managers Association.
| said:
pers s are ~s i" a Ma4s s s sssr no
again one Of NH sht Is. SIns'ps
mad as S 9" own Es sa% and I'd hs
subject 10 the whims OF small COM
bina,ion Of men whom ". employ. We
have all the players VIC want
Statement Of White Rats.
sc. y" /" o "'r rooms in the sa James
Building Monday from which their cam.
palsn will be conducted.
Dc Wolf Hopper, Dan DAILY. Maurice
barrymore. Henry u. Dlxey. Weber e.
Fields. Peter +. Daley. Dave Warfeld.
Otis Harlan. John T. Kelly and sam
While Rats. They read.
Being member In good standing and
knowing all the aims OF the orsnn!za.
and right, This organization is striving
FOR Independence and equity.
The rule OF the Association OF Vaude-
be taken from the salary OF every art.
ist working In a theatre controlled by
that association is nothing short OF
robbery
tion of Vaudeville Managers are not
equitable. yet they are the contracts
which one must sign n one cares to
work. The manager reserves the right
to cancel the artists engagement with.
out giving him the same right lie
further declares that he can cancel
players contract II he personally does
not like the performance. Both these
clauses put the player at the mercy Of
the managers within.
"All the White Rats ask IL that the
commission be abolished and that an
equitable contract be made
White stars In u.
Women vaudeville performers have be.
come affiliated witt me orga nixation
through another society called the White
Stars. The White Stars met last night !,
too. and at the conclusion OF their meet
Ing they Joined with the White Rats In
singing the battlc-cry of both societies:
B~ brave. be brave. behave:
FIkht for the white Rats I'm you die.
And never be q lAyc or knavs.
When tho nkht II o,e-. boys
lie proud OF your sears.
For the Rats that live Ia Ra,iand
Are the real Whit. STAR
Both Proctor and Keith asked for and
Obtained extra police protection. but Il
eccmcd to be unnecessary.
WILLIAM RAYMOND SILL.
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eral rundown feeling. was troubled
with indigestion also. and suffered
with the piles TO n great extent. |
took two bottles OF DR.. Greenes
Nervura blood and nerye remedy and
am free to say that the prescription
helped me materially. would rec
ommend the medicine to any one"
The evening world., 1901-02-23
Run Down from Spring DEBILITY,
Dr.. Grcene's Nervura Cured

Lieut.. John II. Wales. Jr.. OF the
n. s. Bean Steam Fire Engine Co.. OF
10 Water St. Manchester. y. H.. says:
"a year ago this spring I took DR..
Greene's Nervurn blood and nerve
remedy for a spring tonic and gen.
The evening world., 1901-02-23

READ 1.-THE RED SPELL" !. & ii ss:,
ls.ioasy and Ssier u sssins " xendsys
SSAAN4Sb N0kL>AA 500 f-.-4 H.a~.
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READ "THE RED SPELL" . :, ; ;s,.,
yeALoay and tsior. u bsSins IL Nendss's
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Fer . Colo Ia the Head
laxative 1sene-0uiHias Tablsts'.'
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White stars In u.

Both Proctor and Keith asked for and
Obtained extra police protection, but Il
eccmcd to be unnecessary.
WILLIAM RAYMOND SILL.
The evening world., 1901-02-23

Rev. George X. Allen. % n, recently NJ Fsrth
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The evening world., 1901-02-23

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