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Warehouse, in celebration of the first anniversary of his marriage. The Lenten service was held last Wednesday evening at the house of Dewitt Platt.
 Mrs Evens and Harry Freeman of Jersey City are guests of Dr Denslow.
 WATERFOWL. GRANGE PROGRAM FOR THE COMING March 28. Which has the greatest trials-the farmer or his wife? Cur rent Events.
 April 4. Reserved.
 April II. What are the advantages of a home on the farm over the advan- tages of home in a city or village? April IS. Discussion whether the cusSAms and manner of living in our grandparents day were more conduc- tive to health, wealth, and happiness than the customs of the present gener- ation.
 April 9. Origin and history of some of our garden vegetables.
 May }. Children's night, and dis tribution of seeds.
 May 16. Conferring first and second degrees. Question box. Current Events.
 May 30. Conferring third and fourth degrees. Harvest supper.
 June 13. Is the life of a farmers Wife easier than 50 years ago-also la bor saving inventions for the farmer and his wife.
 June 27. Flora's evening.
 July II. Reserved.
 July P. Why is the Grange more honored and respected by the public at present than at any previous perioc of it's history?
 August 8. Conferring first and sec ond degrees. Current Events.
 August P. Conferring third anG fourth degrees. Harvest supper.
 September 5. How much should the farmer know of the work in the house and how much should the farmers wife know of the out door business or the farm?
 September 12. Ceres Evening.
 September 16. Connecticut Paper manufactures, it's institutions and it future.
 September 25. Worthy ~. Masters night, being the 22d anniversary of hi! marriage.
 October 3. Reserved. October 10. Children's night an( the result of the seeds given them tt plant.
 October 17. Suggestion for prosper ity of the farmer: Good housekeeping October 24. Teachers Evening.
 October3l. Pomona's Evening.
 November :.
 November II. Conferring first anC second degrees. Current Events. Di alogue.
 November 28 Conferring third an6 fourth degrees. Thanksgiving supper
 December 5. Chorister's Evening
 December F.. Reserved.
 December 19. Election of officers.
 December 26 Christmas tree anc exercises.
 January }. Experience meeting o1 the past years work.
 January 9. Reserved.
 January 16. Installation and officers reports.
 January B. Do the New England farmers want less land or more labor: January 3O Anniversary Evening Shoe Dealer Charles Rogers has rent ed the west store in the block of c. w &,T. K. Atwood and will open there about April l. He will put in a gooc stock of boots and shoes, in addition to giving attention to repairing of all kinds. The new store will make a very desira ble location and Mir Rogers will have the good wishes of all in his new enterprise.
 H. E. Scott, tEe expert stone mason, has been home from Winsted for few days where he is experimenting the erection of fine stone chapel in the cemetery there. The building is 52x28, of Plymouth granite and brown stone trimmings. E. $. Beecher is the contractor for the mason work and B. B. Parsons for the wood work.
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Strength
 and Vi&or

MT. c. M. Scott, 1s4o, Dor chester, Avenue, Boston, Mass, tells how he became a strong, hearty man:
 About two years ago l suTHred from general debility and doubt if there was anybody more utterly miserable than was. l had no life or energy, and was as depressed mentally as I was worn out phys1- cally. It was not at all unusual for me to go to sleep over my work. My blood was thin and watery, but the worst of it all was the dreadful, wearying nervousness at night When retired at ten O clock, instead of going to sleep l would toss and turn till we'll on into the morning, and when awoke it was without any feeling of being refreshed or rested. l lost SO much flesh that got down to l22 pounds in weight, and had no desire for food.
 "Last January 8 friend urged me to try Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. had previously tried many different kinds of remedies and had consulted three physicians, Very yer brief, so was completely dis couraged. My frienCs, however, insisted and tried the medicine.
 By the time the second box was begun there was such evident inn provement that continued taking them till the ninth box, when l fit that I was entirely cured. 1 nov weigh 1858 pounds. There is no si: n of nervousness, 1 rest well and feel strong, and am able to enjoy lits once lnOre.'
 c. M. SCOTT.
 At all druggists or direct from pr. Will Hams Medicine Co.,, Schrncctady, N. Y. Price soc. per box, boxes s2.5O.
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SOUTHBURY.
MISS FLORENCE HARVEY.


 The people of Southbury were some what startled to learn of the sudden and unexpected death of Miss Florence Harvey, which occurred in New Haven, Saturday, March Is, only two days af- ter she had left her home. The funer- al was attended at New Haven, Tues day, March 19. The burial was in New Haven. Miss Harvey leaves a mother, Mrs Ada M. Harvey; a sister Mrs Charles Stone, and a brother, George S. Harvey of Waterbury. The deceased had been faithful employee of H. R. Stone for the past four years and will be greatly missed by her en- ployer and a large circle of friends. Miss Harvey was 22Iyears old.
 THE STREET AND VICINITY.
 MT Parsons of the Oak Tree house is quite sick. He is attended by Dr Green.
 Charles Brown is on jury duty at New Haven.
 John Pierce is getting ready to start the Garnet Works next week.
 Samuel Warner and H. Wilson are working at joiner work at Quaker's Farms.
 H. H. Brown is running his horse clippers by steam power. He says it is way ahead of the old way.
 B. A. and E. F. Amber are doing joiner work at South Britain.
 Mrs John Morris is visiting friends tt Bridgeport and Milford.
 HULL's HILL AND VICINITY.
 Mrs Rose Booth from Ansonia. is taking care of Mrs M. Smith.
 Mrs E. E. Burr was taken sick, last week. Dr Rodger was called.
 Mrs George Rockwell of Danbury and Master Freddie came, Saturday, for few days visit with her parents, MT and Mrs s. B. Pierce.
 Mrs c. w. Downes of Monroe has been spending few days at her fathers B. E. Burr's, helping to care for the sick.
 MT and Mrs Granville Warner have been suffering with hard cold or grip, but are some better.
 MT Pierce of Danbury was the guest of his parents over Sunday, Mir and Mrs s. B. Pierce.
 MIR LEAVENWORTH THROWN FROM HIS
 WAGON.
 k. $. LeavenWOrth, who is & years old, had narrow escape from death a few days ago, by being thrown from his wagon. In spite of his age MT Leavenworth is recovering and will be as well as ever in d few days. Dr V. Y. Morrell has his barn full of horses, which he is caring for, and ex- poets more next week. Among them are some fine steppers which are for sale. Little Alice Wolcott is seriously ill with pneumonia. Frederick Norton died at the home )f his father, Charles Norton, March 15. The funeral was attended from his Fathers residence, Sunday, March +, Rev o. J. Range officiating. The bur al was in Pierce Hollow cemetery. James Cooper lost valuable bpifer last week.
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WORKING "A HOURS A DAY.

There's no rest for those tireless little workers-Dr Kings New Life Pills. Millions are always busy, cur ing torpid liver, jaundice, biliousnesss. fever and ague. They banish sick headache, drive out malaria. Never gripe or weaken. Small, taste nice, work wonders. Try them. p cents at R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; William J. Beehler, Brooktield; A. B. Fancher, Hawleyville, drug store. N
 COunterfeits of DeWitt'S Witch Hazel Salve are liable to cause blood poisoning. Leave them alone. The original has the name DeWitt'S upon the box and wrapper. It is a harmless and healing salve for skin diseases. Unequaled for piles. R. H. Beers S Co.,, Newtown; s. c. Bull & Co.,. Sandy Hook: A. B. Blakeman, Bots ford; B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepney: A. B. Fancher, Hawleyville; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill.
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MARBLEDALE,
MATTERS OF LOCAL NOTE.

MATTERS OF LOCAL NOTE.
 Mrs Beers, ST., and her small grand. child are both quite sick. There was pleasant gathering of the Tramp club, on Thursday evening of last week at the home of Minor
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RheuHl0tlSzEl

Rheumatic pains are the cries of protest an distress from tortured muscles, aching ,ints and excited nerves. The blood has ,een poisoned by the accumulation o! ;,ts.e matter in the system, ail'i c'H no :lyer supply the pure and health s''H'a'i- food they require The whole system ->!s the effect of this acid poisou a:li .ot until the blood has been purified and fought back to healthy Condit or will ne aches and pains cease.
 Mrs. James Ke!l. of 7o7 Ninth street, x F., Washington, D. C.. writes as follows: : ie" ,o;i,!,. ago had attack of Sciatic Rilerina'
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WORSE THAN THE BOER WAR.

c. T. Woodruff was shut up in the house few days last week with the memorable grip which feareth not God nor regardeth man. How long must we poor mOrtalS writhe and wriggle in the grip of his relentless reign. It wants the ponderous pen of a Carlyle with an immense D to adequately characterize this Satanic offspring from the bottomless pit. It is worse than the Boer war
 Mir and Mrs Henry T. Hickox were in town last week and over Sunday.
 Charles N. Beach is now confined to his room and can use only light food for diet.
 The rains of last week begin to turn a shade of light green into the seer and brown turf, indicating a resurrec- tion of plants, grass and grain. Last week phebeS and larks took their places in the bird orchestra and a gradually rising thermometer disSi- pates the winter of discOntent.,
 Joel Pearson, who has been quarry ing silica for the past two years, has
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.,n,il it's worst form. The
 .in was so intense that I
 ocane completely pros- .ratei. The attack was an unusually severe one, and my condition was regard ed as being very danger ous. I was attended by one of the most able doc tors in Washington, who is also a member of the fac ulty of a leading medical college here. He told me to continue his prescrip- tions and would get well
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lions a I'd would get well. After having filled tw>lve times without receiving the slightest bena6t, declined to continue his treatment any longer. Having heard of S. S. S. Swift Specincl recommended for Rheumatism, decided. almost in despair however, to give the medicine trial, and after had taken few bottles was able to after had no use for them at all, s. S. S. ing cu, ed me sound and well. All the distressing pains have left me, my appetite has returned, and am happy to be again restored to perfect hen
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lead to ruinous habits.
 We have prepared special book on Rheumatism which every sufferer from this painful disease should read. It is the most complete and interesting book of the kind in existence. It will be sent free to any one desiring it. Write our physi- clans fully and freely about your case. We make no charge for medical advice.
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA. GA.
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CALCULATIONS:
COUNTY.
WASHINGTON.
305O
 6OC

Naga, Cebu Island,
 Jannary 2S, 1901,
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SENATOR DANIELS WIT

There s no more distinguished nly.-
cate a, the Virginia bar than senator
John W. Daniel says tho Chicago
Chronicle. His eloqu.ncc Is known the
country oyer ANA ho Is as fnmou for his
wli a. for hls great legal ltta.nm"nts
Shortly after the war he was prosecnt-
Ing mouaiaInc"r IN on" ~ the western
rount.s f1r forg .ry The rour, rules
al tho time were very lax, and It was
common for lawyers - CONNECT p'uly
In court concerning the cases " their
colleagues. on lhs especial occasion
Mr. Daniel hal Just 1skcl he prisoner
very polluted question concerning an
other shady transaction. other than tn"
one for which he was being tried, when
lawyer for whom the attorney did not
have the kIndlIest feeling arose and r"-
marked.
MAY It please your honor. / would
like to state for the benefit of the state
that the defendant on one occasion tried
10 forge my name to a check, but
Turning quickly around Senator Dan
lel gave the lawyer n searching look,
ana then turning to the Judge, remark
"a:
III the court please. would Ike to
say that I am not trying 10 prove The
prisoner Insane"
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NOTICE roR PUBLICATION

United Su'rp Land once. oregon city.
Oregon. MAY 20. 1901;
Nolc" ir hereby given that In COM
plane" with the provisions of the act
" congress N June o. 1873. entitled AN
net Tor the 'nlr ~ timber lands In the
states of California. oregon. Nevada
ana Washington Territory" as extend
ed to nll th' public land states by act
~ August T. 1892, william w Pope, OF
)ln'y, County " Claisop. state OF
oregon, has DhIs day nlsd In this Office
Ms sworn statement. Ne 527i. for the
purchase of lot 4. sec. 3: lots I, @ 3 and
'. ~ section No. I. In township No. 8
north, range No wcg., and will offcr
proof 20 show that the land sought II
more valuable for It's timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, ana 70
establish his claim 10 said land before
the register ana receiver Of this ONCE
at Oregon city. Oregon. on Thursday.
the 9Th day " August. 1901, lie names
as Witnesses
Mrs Mary Dcnck " Olney, Catsop
County, Oregon; Sebastian Chaser, OF
olneg Hllt'op County. oregon; Mrs.
Appollonla Johnson. of Olney, Clatsop
County Oregon; Sidney Dell, OF Asto-
rn, Elntsop County. oregon
Any and all persons claiming adverse
" the above described lands are re-
Iueat"d to file their claims In this Of
ice on or before said 8,h day Of Au-
gust 1901 CHAS. B MOORES.
Register
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white away bur his wife had died
have noI bocn able to learn whether
tn" wife he lttt behind him here rs liN
INK or not hu, think she Is dead. have
seen Miss Lucy ami SHE says Ncl s
well educated aud as smart a. H. can
hc, and "a grnurmanly as any White
man she ever saw, quiet ANA gruuc iu
hts lcmcinor. anl At all hoasltu n1r
pompouS Ito is glad 90 h' humc again
\ nauvc.born aud reared NrE,nlan
never ceases to love the 'u,d pnmin
ION" sooner or later II /, is possible
h. weAds his way back % her. The old
slaves cling as close to her as any All
IN, old slaves love their white people.
and the white people hove them and fc'l
that jh'y are part ot the family Tho
feeling. however win largely die out
with the las, " he old slaves The rc
lauon between the younger races /, Not
so tender
Ned has duta;ed himsclt-dld gt az
night, while be was running his bar.
her shop , This proves that black
man Ior' NeIs parents wrr both
black not drop W white blood runs
In h,s vcinsl can take an rjuct.lna, can
have gen,l'maHly feelings can make
money and AXE carr ~ g. can act del %
catrly and ,cnicgly. In short can h' a
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-07-25
HE HAD HAD EXPERIENCE.

The teacher was showing her lass a
copy of "The Angclus' and wanted 10
know what he man ana The woman
were doing. The children apparently
couldn't make out, never having read
the "h1e" poem.
After much suggestive 1ues'ipnln8 q
hand finally went 1p. Il know, leach
er," said !ts owner
"W II. johnny, what are they doing '
"Lookln' for potato bugs, teacher" re-
piled Johnny, triumphantiy.-New York
Commercial Advertiser.
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NATIONAL MEMORIAL To GENER'
Al GRANT

Tatom1 Ledger.
Tn, las: congress ,ook action toward
the erection A, tho Ci.y ot Wash.us,on
Of a suitable national memorial 20 Cen
eral Ulysses :. Grant; la;e rr'silen; NJ
;he United states Ard sencya, ~ the
armies thereof Congress au;horasi the
appointment; of a Gran; statue or mem
orlal commission under instructions o.
selec; a site and receive plans. designs
or notifications Tor the memorial. The
sos ~ ;he structure IS limited t, ss5O-
90, ana the commission hav, selected
Presidents Park" in wasajgn'oa rs
the site
Sculp;ors. artists ana architects have
been Invited 20 suhm,; % ;ae comm.s-
sion models FOR The msm,yiu on 'r be-
for the Is: ot April next The statue
''''','''
W. '"1 '''''' "
, '"'' '' '|
ot the design. ana 3; may bs An aQuts-
;Tian S'a;ue or ON .T"'>>. The ''''''.''
sion may s7'ec' one entire design. '
deemei su'''1'-H"y 'e''''F'''S' '' us
may se.'ci parts ny any "h'>A " m W
he able - us. All statue WORK ana
oTonz casting is required 30 oe execute
ed IN 'he United states out IL % S'P1-
lated as one 2f the conditions OF 'ne
composition iha; only such s'u.7''Fs'
artists 'r architects as are 70, connect
ed in business way with any m'nn-
mental rrn or 7r'az7 foundry VIII BE-
allowed 20 iaNa part in ;he competition.
Il would be fne thing II this COM
7e'ition ws-s TO eaGass The Efforts o..
the very best among ;he American
sculp;ors and artists. I; is 'sgre,;a-
hla fact that u1a0y af The ahIast work
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Trains leave Astoria rur Flavel, Ham.
m1nd and Fort Stevens al Sl5 A. m
ard $50 y m daily, Leave Fort Ste.
yens tor Astoria I.OG a, IN. aEd 20 y,
~, daily,
All trains make close nnn'ctlln AZ
Glhlc with an Northern Pacific trains
20 and from the East and Sounl points
J e. MAYO.
Gent Freight and Passenger Agent.
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sllERlFFs SALE.

~ tho Circuit Court u tho State M
nras m Tor tho County " ClatAop. on
tho fira, day " Juno, 1901. upon judE.
mrnt rendered therein h Tho 10th day
" Mar'h 1894 In favor u \ u Harris.
plaintiff. aud against George llill do
rradAn, rur the sum ~ tbds ". the fur
thcr sum " $50 attorneys fees togpth.
or with Interest thereon at the legal
rate from tho 10th day OF March.
1891 and tho c,ata ~ aud upon this writ
commanding and requiring Inc 60 levy
upon the property ~ the above named
dolcndan, tu satisfy tho Judgment. In.
trrrat. costs AMI all arorulnE ooH,a,
dld attach tho following described real
property % VII
t.nts g. :; block /. First Adl 10
Ocean Grove lots 2. a. T. ., d. :. hlhck
|. lita 90 g. inclusive, hlnck 3 lots 1
10 81. Inclusive. block s. lots to 81. In.
clualyc. block I, Illll'a AdI. 20 ocean
Grove. lots - 10 49, Inclusive, block Z,
lots To i6 iS TO H. % 20 d. inclusive.
block {. lots l. 2. I g. = - ~, intiuslvs.
h,ock :. lots | To- sB. ino'uiiys, block 10.
loIa 1 o. ID, Inclusive. hln'k II. lots 10
20. Inclusive. block H. Hlll's Second Add,
To Ocean Grow. lots |. :. :. 8. q. 7. &
y lc II. Is. H. block l. lots l. "a
g. ~ 3, 10. IT, ~ block q, lots =, "a
IL ineluayt. block !. lots To 81 In
elusive, block ID. lots I 10 u, inclusive.
blnck r. lots a. a. lnsllaIvi block
10. lo,a u e. incluily,. block II. ldts
| to q. INCLUSIVE. block 49, lots I. :. D.
o 10. IT, u. block 10, lots
20 49, Inclusive block 20. lots l. 2. 3,
4 90. :. s. ., 10. block y. annex 70
NUS Second Adt TO Ocean Grove:
lots / D. q O. 10 IA -
block !. lots !. : =. T. 10, u ~.
block :. lots J 2 j. I. .. d = s. , 10.
II. u. block }, lots !, 2 ! s g. Z
) =. 10. olayh I. lots J. 4 .. g.
I ), , 10, block ., lots J. :. ]. I. 8, 9.
J. ? 10 H. Il. blnk O. lots !. ?. j.
4 10, II. u, block :, loA l. :, J. T.
.. g. T. y , 10, u. j.. blArk \ lots !,
= J. T. 3. 3. =. y >. 10 II y, block 3
lots J. 2. J. p 10 II J.. block 10.
lots J. 2. J. T. b, o. T. y, y 10. u. IL
block H. at !. :. .. .. g. T. :. p
10. block u. lots !. Z, J. I. o. O. " A D.
10. hlN'k ll lots o. o, Z, ,. ,. hl'ok H.
lots J. = j. = % >. ?. 10, II. u block
10. los J. j. :. O.. g T. >. p 10. H.
l.. bI I'rb ~ lots l. 2. }, D. o Z, T.
p 10 H. u, block u, "ls J. : } 10.
II. J.. ni''k II lo'a ., ., Z. D. p
block ~. lots J. =. j. y 3. 9. J. y ?. TO-
block 70. lots J. = J. T. 3, T. s, D.
10. block II. lots 4 .. 9, 7. s. , TO- II.
y, bl''k =. lots l. 2 }. T. s 10.
II. l. block 70 lots !. 2. J. T. Q. q. l.
p lo u. u. h.'vk -. lots !. :. J. T.
s. d (. ) l'. u. ~ block 70 lots !.
:. j. T. !. Q. 3. y .. 10 II. y. block %.
lots J. 2. B. T. 3. q = ;. 2. 10. H. -
p,'vA 80 49, ,'u ~
p,'NA - ''' o. y ".
n,''n - wH !. . ;. y
~ - a." "H
4" i. .'' - o'|vA ~ ~ =
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a RAGING, ROARING FLOOD

Washed down a telegraph lie which
Chas. 9. Ellis 4 Lisbon, Ia. had 10 r.
pair. Standing waIs. deep In cy
water he wr.t-s. gave hin 'errb.e
cold AM cough. !, grew worse daily
Finally the best doctors in O4k.aad.
Neb Sioux City and Omaha, aI !
hal CONSUMPTION and could not live
Then ! began using Dr. Kiag's NV
Discovery and was wholly cured 5y x
bottles" Positively guaranteed flr
Coughs, Colds and all Throat ana Lung
troubles by Hart's Drug Store PrIC4
80 cents.
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FINAL ACcnrNT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that ! have
med my hnal account In the estate OF
Fred Berman. deceased, and the County
Court ~ Clols0p county state of ore
gon' has set Monday the 10Th day OF
August 1901, at the hour Of II o'clock
IN the forenoon, for the hearing OF OBJ
lecunns u any there be to the same.
July l3. 1901
II. B. PARKER
Administrator Of the Estate OF Fred
Berman, deceased.
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"Heres a good one" said the man
from Denver What's the difference
between pen and q pencil2 Give II
up? A pen has to be driven, but a pen
ell has 10 be lead. See?" "The auto
matte bell beats them both" murmured
a quite little chap who had got on at
Cleveland. 1T rights itself"-PhIladel-
phla Press.
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oh, my dear daughter. YOU should
no, bc frightened and run from the
goat Don't YOU know YOU are a Chris
uaa ScicrtlSts' But mamma" cxcit-
cdly exclaimed the l,tle girl " six, "thc
billy Soat doesn't know ,t"-What 10
INaf
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nearly up 20 the required stature But
he is handicapped. as ne himself re'-
l.zes. by the fac, tina; he is \ peer,
"a well as by old purity animNsii'>
Besides him th're aya mauy men wh'
wou, maks admirable rcu;tu1o's, Nu'
not one has ye, shown ;hc essential
Qualities u supreme le1jnrShN
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SEVEN YEARS ~ BED.

will wonders ever c-ase?' Inquired
the friends Il Mrs. L. Pe4se. II Law
renee, Kan. They knew sh- had been
unable 10 leave ner bed .a seven year
On accOun- II kidney and liver trouble
nervous prsration and general de-
bility; but, "Thr-e bottles u Elacrr C
Bitters enabled M 20 walk. she writes
"aad In three months ! felt Ike new
person Women suffering from Head
ache, Backache. Nervousness, Sleep.es-.
ness, Melancholy. Painting anil DIZZY
Spells VIII find 10 a priceless blessing
Try i. Satisfaction is guaranteed
Orlv SOC Har'- Drug Store
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WHAT TWO CENTS WILL DO.

Il viii bring relief TO sufferers from
asthma or consumption. even IN the
worst cases, This Is about what one
dose Of Foley's Honey and Tar costs,
Isn't it worth a trille Harcs Drug
StNrA
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PROVIDES FOR ms OLD OWNER
Runaway Slave Returns 90 His Former
Home At,cr Many Years


a correspondent " the h''''n I''"-
script sends to iha' paper gre following
account VI u recent even, IN Virginia
On the ,th ~ June, 1901, as he L1'tlr
Narrow Guage' Was vending Us way
westward. 3. hor, home one who had
long been stranger % the Land W his
birth. \ g'Ntlrmdn 90 hoarl p,rcr,v-
ing gcn,lemaaly looking cid colored
man In the coach and ,mlslnIus there
was som ,,h.ns familiar about his face,
walked up {, h.m AMI RN. "Old man,
your Fac looks familiar. my atmr IS
s.. AN The sou e n S. The
old ,ol,rAl mn, sm.,sl AMI .l.I. 4 am
Ntiss l. - Net \nl then N
.,,rrs. NJ : v,,...l. ... hear h.s s.ary
In ,ot..n.,,pp I3,s N.l .uts.a slave
a,l nsr,,,.l g.. Ms Iu,y 4 sh,
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