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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-10
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ABERDEEN. June ios-The OF.
flcsrs to-day have nothing beyene :
mass u fumarn concerning ths
movements ~ Underwood. Althoush
many OF them are in the Ted whrrs
he il supposed 20 be. no reports nave
been received tending & lead 20 hope
for speedy capture. The news u tbs
rssfa.aesss bury verdict vas received
here with much sorrow AZ a Erufral
belief exists Ia Mrs. UudsrNoQa = IN
naeence uf complielty IA the murder
~ he ahlll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-10

A petition aianed BY about goo rec
identH Of the Lake Union district
protesting against tho alleged sale
Of beer by the Heinrich Brewing
Company. on Howard avenue. 10
minors Of that district. was present
I'd 20 the counsel last night. II H.
alleged that several boys have lately
been seen about the rcriHencs streets
Intoxicated. The matter waa re-
ferred % the police. license and rev
enue committee FOR investigation.
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BUSINESS cHANcns

OWN A HNMEl
building contracts for sale with these
contracts you can buy home buy n
farm, ray on mortgage or build
home without paying interest We have
some low numbers that Will mature this
summer. II YOU own lot We ran Sc
cure you building loan Co build Nc
once nn an uninatured contract. When
contract maturcH viii pay the loan.
Company has several houses completed
fnd building. This IL n POOR mans or
portunity TO secure house ON easy pay
msntn OF only ta.pa per month. Call or
address room %. sullivan building.
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AUCTION SALE
OF Costly House
hold Furniture
On Wednesday, June II. 10
a. m, at 20l7 Sixth Avenue,
nsar Virginia Street.

HAVING BEEN FAVORED WITH
INSTRUCTIONS FROM MRS. r..
". WILSON. WHO IS LEAVING
THE CITY. I WILL OFFER FOR
SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION
THE ELEGANT FURNISHINGS
AND FITTINGS or HER RESI-
UENCE, COMPRISING IN PART
ELEGANT S-pfECE SOLID MA
HOGANY pARLOR SUITE. IN
LAID WITH PEARL, uPHOL-
STERED IN SILK DAMAsI<.
combination book case and desk.
mahogany center tables, large
Davenport sofa pillows. fancy
rockers, pretty hail seat. oil paint
ings. fancy bric-a- brac, Administer
aud Brussels carpets. In the dtu-
Ing room you VIII find massive oak
Hfdebohrd with heavy French plate
mirror, plate rack with heavy
French plate mirror, large extern
Hi0n table. dining chairs, lot Of
glassware and dishea Bedroom
furniture consists OF massive iron
beastead trimmed with BRASS,
springs, mattrese. white enamelcd
dresser and commode and other
bedroom furniture. Ia the kitchen
yau will find Star Estnte range.
with broiier attachments. cooking
utensils, and other household fur
nfture too numerous 10 mention.
J. r. WILSON, Auctioncer.
Sale commences 10 q. m. Wednesday.
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PRETORIA. June 10. There have
been 1909 Boer surFenfera up to to-
day. As "a pldlF as their aurrensiera
are received. they frafernike With the
British. and everywhere are scenes
OF fricndliuesa
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S -. Santa, of Pacific Coast line. In
connection with fhe W. +. 4 Y. Ry-,
have through service al reduced
rates to Dawson and intermediate
points.
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MONTREAL. June ia dis
patch from - Michael. ~ g, reports
= fira there last night which destroy
vi "a houses ana rendered 80 families
homeless.
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The vigorous and determined
struggle of the Yale manufacturer
IL sufusss either makers has resulted
lu II being the stsunKeHt. nprsdirns
and most satisfactory bicycle on ths
market. Iiuy one AMI appreciate
merit.
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ktNaEAR WINS

Isha case % J. ~ Kinney ". Geo.
n. Klnnear was decided Ia the nus
perlor court tpsEay. with a verdict foF
the defendant
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STUDENTS RUN
BIG CHANCES

Forty-five students Of the botany
ana geological classes OF the high
school went to Alkif point this morn
Ing on their annual excursion 70
study the vegetation. CLAIMS. bar
nacles. etc, over there. They were
carried over In a small gasoline
launch with a hull OF thin metal.
Thereby hangs a tale. They left
from the city slip and Port Warden
Jensen saw them.
The little launch WAS loaded 10
the guard rail" he said. this morn
ing. and I do not believe that there
was life preserver aboard. III that
thin metal hull had happened ~
ftrfke q little Log in the bay and a
hole Knocked into u. the launch
would have sunk like a dishpan, and
all those young people would have
been drowned. IL Is a crime 20 al
low these launch owners 70 thus
trffle with human life. Steps should
be taken 10 regulate such business.
I'm addition. ! Will say that the
city slip In no place TO regularly land
freight or passengers. I have or
dered the owner Of the above launch
20 desist from landing passengers
there. Other launch owners are at
tempting regularly 10 land boats at
the slip. but the practice must be
stopped. The slip Is Intended only
for the accommodation OF shfp's
boats and rsnchers who bring mer-
chandise TO town. No boat can tie
IN there for more than two hours a
large notice 10 this effect VIII be
posted at the slip today
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No Life prsssrvers

A man named Halstrom owns the
launch called the ~ and J. which
he brought from Tacoma. When
seen this morning he said: II am
taking the run Of the Olalla. which
a. laid up. have no life preservera
on the launch.
So manyziiyes have besn iost De-
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pt,ff e6f.g 81 room cottage ann ~ 251iy0
fsaf iu freHs5nf. price sHsfl taffnf. 400
cssh balance iu ~ maaifhiS payment
s..raafu cottage nu twentieth avenue Afaf
Madison aifests igt sioi19 feet. pftee
5000
7 f0sm nlaise. iioass - ballard. ~ h1F
in4 feet niHsif iefsiss within aHf -.
ffasu street aafs Hfirf 4@tpHs terms, Ft"p
f4sh, bHianaF 2 year,
nAaAIM a Hfsseistsi.
1913 TtHai aEHnaH,
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on

4fffz sesssssf ,sisas b buy oil asd oss6-
lie - ff1fn The niyupic oil Co. DIT "a
ave tel. Main gsi. Aisg coal - ssck
or ton
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FOR HArE-A a0-acrr Improved farm. 10
acres Of cfops 800 fruit tress. d.fuun
house. tuu chickens, Incubator, hraudcr
aad houses. span nf horses, wagons,
COWS. at miles north q stones Land
inr On Military road. ef inquire in Kent.
King county. u BERLIN Bros. Erecers.
WIN sell rhsaH. Mrs., 4. " Clark. OLA
Heed Homestead.
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ron sALE-FAnMs And lands
3esf, ~ aff6s nfat hBmHfr. safaa rieHfed.
sfroe in orchard p sores ln n.tFlfA
HtgfsI au nffsa neaf Heatftft 10 affne
cleared 90 hrrrH aisfHsd 100 fruit trees
hqusa. barn AMI aHfbuiidinff
afsds14f1 acres waterfront el1fe O. navy
PHfd. 3 acres FElbbFaI balance in poe.
tufe, broom house. iafae new barn z
chleFeH houses fHnnihH ~atgi ~ Hs''s
fTHI-TE HGffFh 4 fftaEtda
Haafa ~ HfEwHli bfiE
az acres. IN e.mfasffiF cleared. ~ acres
baffen land f.faaW N8uee= lffni "a.
ru hosiaaa fg1 tearing nf4if fffFai ia
neffs HneHf Hffaehrffafs, an eaHtfAetnl
Tor b. leading HruHffHl ftfH
40 aars. ebaiessf white River bottom ihn1.
AS lmnfutsd. hHil1nas - Hssf tHii-
fa44 aud rn naw electric line. Hz'H
has Fremont. 4HHi@H. n+af car H"ff
monthly payments 800 Aiip
fhalaa lpfH TRHnff ninth HffnHf HfHff-
age ffa1 easy monthly payments
I4aflsalns So 4HaeH Anne ltitI pfeHrftHs
aTIaOH MAeFii EftfpH q CO.
f2l New York Lah seattle
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HELP WANTED : MALE AND
nrrrAAsUs

PACIFIC Emp once. ii06 al Ave, flr.
ninhen best help IN city. Call up Main
$50. Mrs. Reyes. Mgr.
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HAVE timber claims iefi that viii cruise
dsiBW fees frtfaa ri - claim ID %
ssant party leaves for there Saturday
LsHt raH aaflf ard secure one ~
ihsss HaEaIn q Husssll 1913 First ave.
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Leave seattle o -
sNtiinE 1une 4 "a u. - -. 4l-E- ctY
q s~aftle. fnHakans. c1ftAge Gitgs @a
eo1fh board. City q Tcteka-
Tleksf 0fHce. if1 Jarues -. s<afts
q. z. Ta1rnau9Ee. G1fni AT c N.H1~I
Aet. Gsen't AFt. Ocesn 6a1k s-aftit lst-
ali pefksEa a Co.. Cen AEts.. k2n ma
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WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY.
Now 10 the time 20 h1f property In this
beautiful suburb. graded streets. hne
water. grand view. nicely located, small
raNmsnts Balance monthiss homes built
on easy terms. we viii furnish you with
plans free call Ia aud see us before you
buy n. s. Investment Co.. 1881 Ia
Third ave,
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Tho Cost " (Iotl,cs.

The expense Of wearing good clothes
In this country is quite equally proper.
! toned between men in public life and
ordinary civilians. 1t may cost some
oihc!als more to dress themselves be.
coningly in accordance with their DO
81 ions, BIZ: as q rule cxtrpya gancc
along this line is left to men of weanh
who exert wider influence in cocie.y
t6an In -ub.ic affairs. An everyday
business suit. cut to fashion and made
OF material which meets the fancy ct
men with established tastes, costs all
the way from $40 to $50, the prevailing
figure Icing near tic $50 mark. Tho
Prince OF Wales, however, with al
most 100000 a year. contents himself
with $40 suit. refusing to 60 higher.
The extras that 80 with every complete
wardrobe cost as much as their own
ers care to invest. The expenditure de-
Ponds entirely upon the safe ofaa
mans pocketbock and his tastes. Dress
suits cost from SIS 10 $125 each, while
the numerous accompanying incident
ais arc graded to suit each individual
case. says the Chicago Tribune.
The ordinary civilian of this country
spends more money for clothes than
his English brother. But anon; men
In official life the Enclishman easily
OFT points the American. ae
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-11-15

Auctions In Paris are conducted In
much more satisfactory manner
team In America. At ne Ho,el Or ,uos
p>rEas the most famous auction
rooms Of Paris, one Of the. chief
functionaries is an expert who values
the several articles offered for. sale.
lie docs not attempt to place an exaC-
gerated value upen the several articles.
br.s, On the ether hand. endeavors to
give fair and accurate idea Of their
intrinsic worth. A
OF course. to d. this. it is neces.
cary that he should point ont the de-
feots In the articles offered. and tbs
ne docs very frankly and accurately.
An unprecedented observer, writing
~ regard to rccer. sale OF a collec-
ticn OF antique wrought iron work.
states that the professional expert In
attendance gave estimates on the whole
wonderfully near tho mark. Occasion
ally his estimate would be higher than
INC price the articl, brought, but in
many moro Instances his price was
lower, especially when there was auy
competition to run the price ur. ANY,
one who has heard tho absurd values
placed en- trash in American auction
rooms would, indeed, be astonished IN
find goods selling for mere than the
Official valuation.
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Would "Cam the Hoes" Too.

The Ozark Mountain (Mo.) News
tells a story Of an ex-Kcltacky colonel
Of the quality folks" sort whom he
cnce met III western Kansas. The
colonel was an enthusiast on the irri-
CATION scheme that was sweeping over
Kansas at that time. He. was 50 posi-
tive in his theories and SO high-tem-
pered that few people cared to dis
agree with him. Orc day as he was
standing in front of the Office talk
ing with several fv.eEds. Pink Bar
clay. that lives over on Snake creek,
came along, ard after shaking hands
around turned to the colonel and said:
Colorcl, I've got forty heres Of land
lying close to Snake creek that want
to irrigate ard would Hike to ask
pprsadyicc about It. Very vel. sab.
respended tie colonel, MY advice is
dam tne creek x did do that said
Pink, and cut ditch down across
the land, but I, couldn't get rise
enough Then I wcuM dan the
ditch, sah.' replied the colonel. That's
just what did co. said Pink. but
the hogs rooted holes in tho banks.
What would you do about that?
what would Il Co! 'snorted tie
colonel. I would dem the hogs, sal!
| would dam the hoss!'"
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HAD A cocD THING.
Hr. Ecc::cfei!er's Opinion Of TIE Hc:;i.
r-E cal Protection.

Mr. fcc.:cfei!er's Opinion Of Tire Mc:;i
-s cal Profcosion.
When 2ir. William Rockefeller m.
appendicitis DR.. McBirncy was callcs
in to perform the necessary operation
After his recovery Mr.. Rockefclic,
received tie Doctors bill in Cue
course, ana, drawing O check, went
TO pay thc'accourt in person. In the
conversation which followed appendi.
citts wGs naturally their main theme
You told me-" said Mr. Rockefeller.
while I was sick, doctor, that evcry.
body in the world Lad a ycrmiform
appendix" se5
With a few exceptions I belic-c
that to be tho case" answered the
doctor. f.x e.
"And that sooner or later" pursued
the oil nasrate. "crcry che would
have to be operated on, either to cure
or prevent the disease"
THAT is. tic generally recognized
opinion among the medical fratcr-
MY. v:s the answer. @ea
We'll" said Mr.. Rockefeller. rising.
IF you will pardon mo saying So 1t
seems to me that you have a better
thing Of 1t than has the Standard Oh
Company. York Times.
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SUICIDE or THE INCREASE.
Death Sccme TO Have Few Tcrror5 II,
These Days.

Death Sccme to Have Few Tcrror5 In
These Days.
The mania for ccE-destrlct.cn Is
On the increase.
|. Life certainly presents, IN most
i countries, many moro agreeable fca.
lures than 1T did generation ago.
Yet the desire to abandon it increases
rearly. The total number Of suicides
/; swelling enormously. Is it because
CT the greater prevalence Of nervous
diseases?
IN English a'ienist, Eir. Styles, has
been ht some pains to Investigate this
subtcct. with wholly disco,lragtrg re-
suits. The story of his discoveries may
best be expressed in figures.
Some forty years ago the average
number Of suicides was. in Sweden
enc to every $4,000 inhc bitants; in
Russia, one to every $4,000 inhcb
ltants; in the United States, one to
cvory $4,000 inhabitants. and in the
great cities. Ike London and St.
Petersburg, one to every $1,000 inha5-
itanlS. IL is plain that we made q
dismal showing evea then.
In France, chosen for illustration
because 1t offers the most startling
revelations, Mr. Styles found for every
100000 Inhabitants. during the years
1871 to 1SA5. 8 suicides: from 1916 to
1850, 10 suicides; from 1861 to 1870,
Is suicides; from 1871 to 1873. IS sui
r!des; from 1870 to 1880, II suicides;
In 1859, 81 su!cidca; in 1898, %, and in
1894, 26.
From 1895 to 1890, the proportion CT
in Belgium has augmented
IL per cent: in Prussia, Ali per cent;
in Austria. 23S per cent: in Sweden
and Denmark, u per cent, and IS per
cent respectively, end II France, 81
per cent.
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Is GOOD For JEWELLERS.
3irg-Pong Hard o. Watches, and the
Ma7 Who Makes Recairs Profits.

2irg-Pong Hard OF Watches, and the
Nan Who Makes Repairs Profits.
Ping pong is fine gGmc." said q
icweler, who does a lot Of repairing,
TO q New York Sun man. No outdoor
CT indoor sport has ever given US 60
much 70 do. 1t rs surprising how many
neTeoEs have broken their watches
since the game became fad.
"Ycu see, people play the came with
cut removing their coats or waist
coats. In the excitement they forget
about their watches, and the first
thing q man knows his timepiece
bounds cut of his pocket. sometimes
it strikes the table, but wherever it
does fall the watch is damaged.
THAT Is not all. A player may tie
his watch to his pocket. but still it
gets cut CT gear. The constant jump
ing around and. tho swinging of the
arms disturbs the works so the watch
has to te brought to US to DC rcclla-
ted.
II have had rs many women's watch
cS as mems to repair. The women
are even more careless than the men.
Their watches bangle from their shirt
waists, and as result the watch
jumps around Ike a weathcrcock in a
gale Of wind.
"Surprisi-g as it may seem, my IN
come from repairing watches has al
nest tripled since the craze for pinS
DOrg heran"
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CD TOOLS FOUND IN NINE,
Implements Used Two Centuries A.

Implements Used Two Centuries Ace
Discovered in Massachusetts,.
A remarkable collection of nipple
H,cnts Ccoi by miners in 1853 has
been discovered In a deserted shaft
CT the Sturbridsc graphite mine a,
Webster, Mass, ninety feet below
the surface.
The discovery includes wooden
pump stock, twenty-five feet long and
almost intact; section CT chain for
ncrly weighing fifty pounds and now
tipping Tic scales at but five, anG
some hammers Of ancient make.
Moro than this, it has become posi-
lively known that the Stur5ridgr
graphite mine was tho first mine CT
any kind discovered and worked il
The United States.
The discovery was recently made b.
C. L. and Francis Husbands of Phil,
dolrhia. expert graphite mcn, who are
now operating at the mine.
For something like 2lo years t2cr:
implements have lain in ice cold wa
ter deep IN the ground. and. in the line
OF ancient tools, are probably more
valuable thcn any others il the coun
try.
An Investigation conducted by the
Philadelphia men has developed the
facts, which first became known out
side to Edward 8. Eill of Webster
president of the Massachusetts Graph
tic company. which OWES the property
Mr.. Husbands and son belieTe they
are TOW in fair way to unoarth ]
very rich bed of graphite. and it WIS
dvring their investigation that tbs
relics mentioned we're discovered. IL
ccid water, away from the air, the
pump E&d lain fer moro than 2GC
years. apparently. and is to-day IL
almost a perfect state of preservation
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no Boat Free from Danoor.

Once upon time small boy asked
permission Of his father to go rcwlns
In a beat with a friend.
"You may 20, my son." said tho N
rent. IF you are careful to keep awaJ
from the rocks"
Certainly" replied his son: I'VE are
going in deep. clear water, where
there arc no rocks"
They went, and as 1t happened, his
friend was fool. So, when they
were from shore, he swayed the boat
from side to side, thinking that it was
great fun to do so. Finally the beat
turned bottom side up, and the cccu.
PANTS had very narrow escape from
drowning
Moral-Rccks may appear in any
water when there Is fool in the beat.
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MAN IN TIE IRON MASK.

An Ancient Cemetery in raris ITS Fun
posrd Burial rl.cc.
One of the old houses of Paris, sit
nate at II Rue Beautrcllis, 10 about t.
disappear, and the place thereof viii
know 1t TO more, 1t has been handei
over 20 workmen who will dcmolish il
to make room for q workshop. Ru(
Beautrcllis is an ancient and narrow
street Which the omnibuscS do nc,
penetrate, remnant of the times when
the Place dcS Voges was the Place
Royal and the home of beaux. "pc-
ruked,' and red-headed. In the gar
den of the doomed house, famous In
times past as the residence OF dis
tiDguished persons, is grave which
local tTactCn says is the resting place
| OF that mysterious figure in history
| the Man with the Iron Mask. One re-
, members that this remarkable person
died in the Bastile in 1903, and the To-
cal register says he was buried in the
parish OF St. Paul. Now, this garden
undoubtedly forms q part OF the
ancient cemetery Of st. Paul and the
| church itself is near at lurd, set
in the midst OF cluster of old houces.
It is in the garden that the famous
Iron Mask is said to have been bur-
ried. and the spot is the Mecca
CT daily pilgrimages. Outwardly,
the place is unlovely enough, rag.
Gcd and Uncultivated. A few
poor. bedraggled flowers try to
live on. cut off from the sunshine
by the overlapping houses. and pro-
matnrcly faded by the smoke from a
neighboring wash house. cut Of sheer
respect tor great name. In a Ger.
rer, where arc the iecayed trunks OF
some &cacias and where a pool of
stagnant water gives an additional as.
pect of melancholy, is the rcputed
grave Of the Iron Mask. The old at
tcndant viii tell you that the water
Goes not run away because there Is a
vault beneath covered over with a
thick bed Of cement In the middle
Of the "Old Paris" society which
passage which leads by gentle dc.
scent direct to the grave of burial. The
question which is ayitating the minds |
Of he "Old Paris" scciety which |
watches over these matters is who.h-
er the bones of this fascinating figure
OF former century are really there.
This will pc settled perhaps, when the
tomb i" opened. WEI the strange in
strumcnt that he were for so many
years be .oun1 rrlst-eaten, among tho
remains? Actually there is on tho
grave a column which bears an in
cut with knifc. Hero lies
the Man with the Iron
Mask 1t would appear that tho in
was copied from stcne,
which was formerly in place there.
The ancient cemetery Of St. Paul IS
new almost built over. Here, how
ever, il enc may again believe the ira
1ition of the quarters have lain the
ashes Of Radicals of Mansard, the
architect, who built the Bank Of
france, and the hotel, row tho Muscc,
carnavalct. CT Molicre and his spouse.
Bejart,-Paris Corrcspcn-
icnce Pail Mall Gazette. 81
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Renee. Hundreds of dollars went to the
doctor and the druggist. YVES simply
a walking medicine chest and q phys
ical wreck. Ny sister residing in Chic
wrote me that she had been cured OF
womb trouble hy using Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and advised ne to try 1t. l
Then discontinued all other ned icinc.
and gave your Vegetable Compound a
thorough trial. Within four. week:
nearly all pain had LETT nc; rarely
had headaches, and my nerves were in
b much, better condition, end l was
cured in three months, and this avoided
a terrible surgical operation. = Mrs.
EcH1s STEVENSON. $50 So. State ST..
Salt Lake City, Utah.-s5oco forfeit y
aboUe testimonial is not genuine.
Remember every woman is
cordially invited to write to Mrs.
Pinklhnm if there is anything
about her symptoms she does not
understand. Mrs. Pinkhnul'e
address IS Lynn, Macs.
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Z. 3. g. SENT FREE,
Cures Flood and Skin Diseases, Cancers
itching Hurnora, Bone PalvN

Cures Blood and Skin Diseases, Cancers
itching Hunors, Bono Paiws.
Botanic Blood Dalm (E. 3. 3D. cure.
Pimplcs. scabby, sca.y, itchins Eczema
Ulcers, Eating Sores, Scrofula, Eoo!
Poison, Bone Pains, SwellinSs, Rhcuna
tism, Cancer. Especially advised for chronic
cases that doctors, patent medicines and
Hot Springs fail to cure or help. Strength
ems weak kidneys. Druggists, 81 per
large bottle. To provo it cures q .. D.
cont FREQ by writing ELooD BALM Co.,
~ Mitchell Street, Atlanta, Ga. aDcsoribc
trouble and free medical advice sent IN
scaled letter. Medicine sont at once, pre-
paid. ALI VIC ask Is that You will speak q
good word for i. Z. =.
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Two Hundred ~. lies to Ury a Hat.

. A writer in the Boston Journal /:
responsible for the following story:
What arc you doing In Boston,"
asked friend of mine, a Now Yorker
the other day, as VIC E.ct in Pos:of
fee square.
Game on to buy hat"
"Why come to Boston for that"
"Well, you sec, in New York when
you put on new hat all your friends
promptly remove 1t AID look inside
70 see II it was bought at q swell
store. Not having tAe price the swell
store wanted ard being favored with
q railroad PASS, came en- to bay mine
here ard fool the crowd. Going back
tonight" 49,. .,t.. =..-.