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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23
CAN'T KEEP OUT

Edward Nolan. better known a.
"Dut'in." one Of the regular guests
Of Police chief HuiiiVan'a city hotel.
was again put behind bars at an
early hour this morning. Policemen
Chapman and Carr picked the old
timer up and he now occupies n city
cell. a vazrancy charge will prob
ably be placed against him.
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PERRY QUEENAN
TO FIGHT AGAIN

One Of the best boxing matches
ever scheduled 20 come off In Seat
tie xiIl be ons between Jimmy Britt.
Of California, and Perry Quccnan.
who has been seen inside Of the ropes
In Seattle several times within the
last few months. Articles 80 bring
these tao scrappers together were
signed last night. The mill will
come off August 10. probably In one
of the local thcaterr. The date was
formerly set for n match between
Tommy Tracy and "Hube" Ferns.
but the latter hns broken hls hand
and that match ~ off.
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NEW FIRE ALARM

The Seattle instantaneous Fire
Alarm Company was this morning
granted permit b. the board Of
public works 10 lay down pipes and
wires IN POST street and Yealsr way.
,rhe object Of the company IN 10 pro-
vide q quick ami accurate Ore alarm
N the business district IL viii be
under the direction Of the chief OF
ths IRE department.
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TACOMA. July 2a.aiieienR won
from the Tigers yesterday cd "a score
OF @ because 81 good piayink on
their part and on account 1T Tacoma
errors. siaEci pitched Tor Helena and
White fof tho Tigers.
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CRUELTY TO HIS HORSE

Robert Aaiwold. butcher. was ar
rested ny Humane officef RidRway
this morning on a charge OF cruelty
TO animals RidFway alleges that
Maiwoid let his horse stand on Yes
Ter way near Fifth avenue. all day
yesterday and until midnight last
night, without any attention what
ever.
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.STEFFEN NOT
MAKING GOOD
Madison Park Pavilion stiil a Re.
sort fer Beoxe

Under the transparent alias Of
malt extract" heer il Mtili being sold
on Lake Washington. William Stsf-
fen. proprietor Of the Madison Park
pavilion. Il the chief offender. n the
sfatsufents Of tfoss who are fighting
the blind pigs. can b. relied upon.
strTen. II = stated. h the only
person who atilt persists In violating
the orders % the police and the or
ders % Police Judge George 10 cease
selling beer and be good. 4. r. Al
bright. proprietor Of the Eagle. a re-
freshmsnt stand at Madison park.
which did a thriving trade IN beer
before the police began enforcing the
-. is one u the principal directors
70 Stefrn's course.
All the Same Beer
In letter written to Mayor
Humea and received ny the iatteer
yesterday Albright makes fun ex-
pose OF steren's operations. He says
that steffen l. SLING a liquor which
looks the same. tastes the same.
smells the same, and, last and most
important quality. has precisely the
same effect on the drinker as beer
The bottles in which the beverage N
Hoid are labeled malt extract"
E
same 40 beer used 20 bring.
stensn a few weeks ago announc-
81 through an Interview IN the star
that he had absolutely retired from
the saloon business az Madison park
and intended IN the future 90 sell
only temperance drinks. This was
the promise also that he made Judge
George when he xas before the po-
Ice court last for running = blind
pig.
Try a Jail Sentence
n Albrighfa statements are true.
ana there IL ample evidence to corr
rebOrnte them. Il II squarciy up to
the city administration. from Mayor
Huucs down. to prosecute steffeu
at once. Judge George has several
times threatened 10 add a jail sem
teHce 20 the usual flne when passing
sentence on unusually caiiou8 lake
side dive Keepers.
StefTen would appear 20 be q most
worthy candidate for a term in the
city jail the next time the police
wake up and see M TO arrest him.
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her on hffIso noMt
We rasH eli yna rine essHsfNrfs tsrr tuW
Sassf@ea a. actual esaf lust that has
ttssH ratd tu On fanfH with these fpu CA
fsff g. t.iiti houss. is4f = raHEn. tNf
dff = sfsafsEaes yg4 49, c~e Ans y
Yak aua 80. ws en- Furnish rpu ne
fsassE - build 81 eada. Tbs 10 The p
sa4Iff Fafnfsuy. sal fhsy have bous ~
and haiis homes fgf fEsHtf tsurlf. pslftss
~ whlFn viii - EfFsa ~ alEffneffue#
Her4aFntsr.s thts afliF tests yuu - % fsef
rtpnfh g. u~a a haaae4 ~ tnfsrrat party
uisfsa s4it fhrWr niBs eantfarta, ea ttsy
sfa taaFfua fhe ceansrfs Cali Or al
afsss Faafs - suiiif4a taiidins
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PORTLAND. July aa.--iieavy hit
ting and home team errors gave
iiutte 5 runs 10 Foftisnd's Ia the
game here yesterday Salisbury
pitched we'll for Portland. but his
lutte.
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Visiting Day

This IL visiting day on the battle.
ships. Boats leave colman dock al
9 70. . and 10 A. m. lis, 2. 40 and
4 20 y. NJ.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
Alaska Excursion
$40 Round
Trip

Calling at Victoria, Vancouver
Wrangel. Ketchikan, Trehdwell. Ju-
neau, HkaRwny and TAKU Ola
CIhR. INSIDE ROUTE. The fam
Gus WHANGBL NARHOWS by day
light. Don't miss the grandcst seem
cry by taking the outside route.
COTTAGE CITY July 2g
CITY OF SEATTLE August Q
Reservations and particulars. ia
James street. Phone, Main 1895.
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81ino - acres waterfront on q Lake near
Eestfls. - acres cleared AL Ntufurts uus
2 acres ~ orr hard. trees " years old g.
roam house. well and Hufnr on the pufs
tarEs harm. root. rhirkea house and out.
buildings aud hasarHI new wagon and
HuNsi their nre uiaaa. hafruwH and
farming fnlis ~ All kinds there fs
stump uullef. cables ard blocks
tnpe-t1 serrp uuimprexsd land near Kent
good sell
50 90 fser acre I section % wheat land
near Nitzwell. AT Fpad wheat land.
sTETTENgnEN = A1gNEf.fs
nnuu ~. Uuxwelf building.
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Waiting Day

This IL visiting day on the battle
ahipB. noata leave Coiman dock az
: 20. . and 10 a. m. iiis. ; 30 and
4 30 .. IA.
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Standing Of Tn. club.
THIS SEAMAN
HAS ONE LEG
I'd Rose Climbs To Lefty Height
the Same AZ q whols Man

~ nose. sailor with a wooden
lea. was in Seattle for a short time
yesterday. While here he was the
subject Of great curiosity and Ra-
miraiinu among ses-farins men.
FOR woofen-lrgEed sailors are rare a.
white mules. Last night he went 10
Port Townsend and shipped before
IN. mast IN an American ship bound
for eouth Africa.
Hose IL certainly . wonder. with
hts wooden lea he climbs up top
nastH and over yardafms ~ dizzy
heights n the air with an alarrity
that is fnary~ied af ~ hts mates
lie Knsa where tWo.ieEHcd sailors
sometimes fear 20 tread.
Rose II an unusually intelligent
seaman. A little more than two
years ago. Whil~ on a ship that was
being lowed BY a tug his Leo was
caught tn a twist pf a cable and
taken OF AZ the knre. lie was aps
parently disabled ~ seaman. but
Que dAy = happy thought struck him
With the aid % \ blacksmith he
rigxrd out four hooks AZ tho end -
his stub. 80 that they would not In
terfere Wit his walking on deck. lie
puts this arrangement on whenever
"" - - - AiAHHs = tsfttA 49, -
legs"
psrsiyrse the csptAi.
Last fail at Vancouver he prr-
seut~d himself 10 the captain o. the
schooner kine Cyrus. asking 90 ship
as a sailor The captain was dumb
founded At his proposal. but Was
finally prevailed upon 10 give him a
srint me captain was surprised TO
ind that Rose was the brat seaman
on his ship. and on his arrival at
Australia he gave Rose big sendor
in the Meibourne papers. lie did
the same at Honolulu. Since that
time Hase has had no difficulty In
setting on q ship. lie carries clip
pings Of the above mentioned arti-
Giles IN hts pocket. exhibiting them
with considerable pride. Before GO
ina 20 sea he buys about two pounds
OF rubber to place on the end OF his
wooudrn ieg
There has been only ono other case
similar 60 that of Haae on the Pa
cinc coast. That vas a sailor called
Spiked Murphy who was seen
about this port " years ago.
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Northwestern Com
mercial Co.
NEXT sAILlNas FoR NOME
s. s. oreEon. July g:

S. $. Centennial Aug. 10
S. $. Meteor, freight only. July >
The Oregon l. the most elegantly AZ
pointed hnAt ana one OF the largest v
tho Nome fleet. has Just been fen'ss.
at an expense o. 500 zoo and on "
initial trip this year had larger 49,
passenger list thnn any ether stetnN'
bound for Nome.
For freight aud passenger rsies ~
ply
OFFICES, eut ? PIONEER huli--r
iN0. PHONE. UNION 81.
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HOUSE AND lot s22a. tas DOWN. 40
MONTHLY PAYMENT buys nEAUTI-
Fub HOME. FINE PLACE FOR GAR.
DES AND CHICKENS. uEAuTiFuf.
VIEW. CLOSE TO SCHOOL AND CAR
LINE. MIL MAN. OWNER OF.
FICE, fiiLLMAk STATION, GREEN
LAKE CAR.
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READ THisaA SNAP
200 feet on waterfront running back 10
Great Northern railroad! riglt rti1iu
house, barn aud other out-hulIdlrass
wharf. plenty of fresh water. a nne wat.li
business. paying from $50 10 500 per
month. together with 40 acfrn Of afttrflt,z
gHr VIII cut about auHo cordsi an fsr
$500, $500 cash sec cwncr. i4is Rse-
und avenue, room a.
HIlIMAN'A bcautiful tnNs front addition
u nov on the market, nearly 600 lots aold
IA the last Few days saa 20 SIN each
~ down. 81 monthly iumhs- noid en-
payments Sane az rent. - men now lay
lot. money returned n dissatisfied after
one year 10 extra men will be on
grounds Sunday 20 show unsold lots, Come
quick. see owner, Hiiiran! once end %
present Green Lake car line.
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PERSONAL
A LAHoE 3ALs e al sinss 81 yspans-<
nasIsins from re yars ~. ssoand
sasa ss,ss stoys@ VII .shsas. nse
fsHfyATE asnh4i4hes. r,atiser tires 70 All
sa~pli.is - II hssrs. r~asnnahts. Tst
----- 80
SIZE fAoya fst4ere. a fAcsa. - usneki-y
tiack sheet feur hctnss fef e1sh 90 Do
fsFr~a Tarnsafs
- % ashinst phasa-. 81 ~ rsr ana Toe sn~
week onif. EAsssnAn's stuaia. z2ii
ron rAs.f-ArRr TRACTS
wohktSd asea Nth snail easffsL zee
fiaTd Braseos a lloyd sbsai saiiaias
yess bones - hinesisy sioVa
AUCTION SALES
Wa wiu sell ~ psihilf aurtion AZ air
reun1s 1919 Ffrpt avenue on THURSDAY.
me 2sfh, ~ . .. M. tho following ss-is
a qaaniisy II fnsn.s pant. ossrsli.' sa,-
f,sms. $50 xsiamss u tsaks. nations
$50 ciearst etc. aiso efofce bot u
the swsify. consisting q iasiles' sna
SCENTS hne sid watches. ealid SOLD
rfnNs. chains. ntna. the abuve arr af the
hest nnf WvrfAy tns attention Of the
Eenerai snbite. Y q. hirksstpn a Co.
ron Observation-Disclosures
HidiiilSr psfsss raid Tar ssesna lsssd
heasthoid seos1s. stoves. bedroem sst,
niiurs. Red Front Furniiars CO. ilo.ii,
steoad Avenas south. rst John 112i.
fssAsciAL -.
rnsn, n. MERRITT.
Fin.aesai Ascent.
MONEY On sbart notice a. lou rats. pr,.
Fafr uq1e7 And company money 60 build
sui ia O. i a s'i is,ssk re-" 81 = Ha'lsf
COLLATERAL HANK tparte . R..d,.
money loaned on any sued collateral
100 chsrrs.
TO LoAN-Prvats money ct Low rat. o.
.nssfs,s hsHo. oansf. ice fesler
WARRANTS eoeshs aHd sid Morrssea
kaheiman. Mutual LATE BID
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
.ucnirFcrs
3. W. houoHToN. us-si1 Collins.
urstNBss COLLEGES
ni-sT methods and teachers. Acme nas.asss
college. aecond snd Pike.
susTtoSEEUs
AUCTION and eotnmssion house. Bancroft
and stam secondhand gooda bought and
sold ianEe Ice boz. double story. rine
eral auctioneer. Tel. Black eaas
J. 7. WILSON. general scanenssr. eso
Il. O. nickERroN a Co. general aue.
uoneers. isls First avenue.
ATTORNEYS At LAW
A. N. EWING. attorney -nt-iaw. notary
public toa New York block
public. o. Marion at.
). a. KELLOGG. ns washington buila,nu
a. C. MACDONALD. 400 burke buildinS.
LYMAN E. KNAPP. 10 Hailsr bpildias.
W. D. LAMBurH. .Oi-S rsclne bloch.
Q. wARp KEMP. sss narss pallains
spsTRAcroRs
oshoHNE fHEMFE1t a c. Inc. ~.
ss sss;ras, ssaei nssa.n lses =, mn S M,
tHal Life building.
BOOTH wHITTI.EsrY -HANroRp An
stFact Co, establishes 1850, basement Of
unli.r block Teicphons. Main ipt
SEATTLE ABSTRACT Co. n Y block
DENTISTS
a. ". rinLLifs. 81 iisusss hieek.
DNEING AND CLEANING
SEATTLE Clothes PreutlnE Co. cleaning.
dyelnE, repatfiug, aitnfing. Cal aud de.
liver. 81, 80 month, 1901 Third. He'd tass
PARTISAN Dye works-ws call for. eieaa,
pfcsn. deliver your clothes. once Isis
First ave-. Tel. Main 1914.
ENotNnEns AND CoNraAoToR
fuuhf SOUND HRIbGE Al bKEbGfN1
CO, Scandinavian merlcan Bank build.
tng -Nailyway and highway bridges and
VinductH, steel aud iron work for hulld-
tnKs! dredginH ana harbor improvements.
pile driving.
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or

THE cheapest place % BUY 6ii and dsso.
line ts from the Olympic OH Co, OF "a
ave- tel. Main Dol Aise coal ~ saok
OF ton.
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CHOICE OPPORTUNITY
tfs-WhAt do yuu think q this Tor a snap
10 acres or more " fnu wish of deep
rich black ionm land at s4h Per acre
II is on a beautiful creek nlicd with trout
with a No 1 road directly 60 Pioneer
square and only 10 miles out. You can
have the advantage 81 a Eradcd school
only tSa or three blocks from your door
and the VEN beat Of neiEhhors with
which 10 cast your lot You viii rrgnrt
10 II yeu let this chance 90 BY.
ADAMS & AnAMS
a. ptuneer building
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MAINlEn nfArM.

HHHA1afs Isf< tattN ftAttAhthEs
non't astaf to.1finf - this Ifut~rfY. its
t~aatlfHllY irrafst en ths shof~ - t<aks
NsshinTten. ever fut sishin lev STEPS
a. efaeffte une T. faHs. a<frire frarn
SIS =. ~. ~ ~ p M. eteafrt and EsAfiei
axeNues Sides ak. seed churches. 81 hfsale
stores str. frye wuut end watsF lots
saiiinr fast ard NJ NurtEf only SO tfa
s1d - Tor large - fsaat lpts. 81 - assii
$40 Down anf o. Hssaths iufnt=r fer
tuIidiaE On terms aisa. $50 owner &
X Ffnfssranf. maFniaEs. at Rainier
Urach. aftsfunpns. 1T ! ncstnu binrk
ron ssIr-rrry HEsL ESTATE
tSuo ssch~ tseNsfai iatN taripo. uiarnins
cent view Harvard nYcnue. easy terms
this i ore - the best Investments IN
SNAP ~ oEaBaErowN
fz1oaFaf two icts cafnef f1sfi0 each.
cleared. eaaY terms
BALLARD.
$50 f-st snsic" on isafE. hstWesn Burke
and broadway.
tioo each Lots In Ballard Para asalsisn.
easy terms
$500 sash-s lots anxtge on Queen Anne
Hil Second avenue West and uarrfld
fcs each Lets tnxiun an Fast Alder -.
tween Fuurtfenth and Fru~snth avea.
sf'o-i.et hGsipo. rwenfy-aeh avenue and
usaEiatn.
PETIT.
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HELP WANTED : MALE AND
srLr wAsrrp-wAIr

fLefffc Kmi. ono. iios "a Ave. fur.
nishss best help In city. Cali up Main
$50 Mrs Rsyes. Mgr.
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PASTRY cook. si7 week: night cook.
tif week. waitress. $3.50. man and
wife. country $40. mother and
daughter. companion, second girl.
second cook, 80 week! dishwssher.
$50. nurse girl. chRmbcrmaid, short
hour waitfeases. girls, country
general girls, family cooks.
QUEEN CITY EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE,
1921 Third avenue. Main ass.
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ron nr~r-rpnxr-urp soos.

ron Hrsr-ruasfsHEp nooss
HDHl-fs aEN s.tsA.
Ger. Fsfst Ave ash essera ~
E1esn. hunnr. cufmseffat4s.
psnsns ~ fhs Teaf - WesA
faH14 FfItMT AVENUE
drINb FkcfFfc nyTSf. itts ftrss ave-
49,. haasss eswir feFntsA@4. eli ne1sras
prices nlessfsts.
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Classified Ads
SOCIETY sorrcr.

SOCIETY NOTICES
An THE MAX.
Ne nies IN Ynar haaae with MP wtndow
and door acfesusf house repairing In ali
hfanchsai glazing pins pong tables. etc.
sfD Madison Fhenst Main ll7e Randall.
fACkHoSa Ffefsss 4 Transfer CO. We
DO all sinds of tsarnins. furniture and
plano moving baggage and stunbs tfans-
fsrred. stored free , days Second and
ttfN6 tf VAIN f6f.
For cleaning ard fsnsvatina gents and
ladies' cisthas. Ctr Dye Works.
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POaITInN MANTnn

posiT1oN wKNfEb-An sastsrn man.
with several YEARS once experience So
position can furnish highest references
has acted a. credit man for number
OF !esfs ~ no prrtercnse as 70 tho
p. o, Box 1856. ssattls.
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~RlSVxbxff $500 RCAbxTr~~>
600 N. n. MEN ron NEVADA MUCK.
Ems. nAMsTEnH, HAMMEHeMEN
AND MACHINE MEN. $500 TO 81 20.
SHIP DAILY
MHTCtIoL HAWKINS
ttg WEST MAIN aTUHHT
WANTED--EiRht skid road men and
also two clipper knot sawyers for
shlngle mill. Call az $40 Bailey
building
WANTED Man and wife 20 cook IN saw
mill boarding house, call at d1n Bailey
building.
AGENTS wanted Tor model burglar alarm.
figutharn hotel. u. ~ Dale.
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Combination Book Case and
Writing Desk. made OF quarter
sawed oak: feet high by %
inches wide: i2xi2 French plate
mirror. polished golden finish.
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Very massive Chairs. IL wssf..
cred oak. made with rush q
leather seats. the wood Is ssies,.
ed oak, very smoothly fsnIsh&
choice of rocker or chair At aba.
price.
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Extra Quality Taneta silk Waists.
beautifully tucked and hem
stitched front ard back. tuck
ed sleeves. nrW military cuffs.
and collar In old rose. reaefa
green. rcd and black, regular
100 value. "a 90
sale price ...........of 90
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-09
MozLEY,s LEMON HOT DROPS.

Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat. Bronchitis, Hemorrhage,
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele-
CANT reliable.
Csc. at druggists. Prepared only By
DR.. H. Motley, Atlanta, Ga.
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The Entire Plant of the Fay
etteviIIe Cotton Mills.

These mills are located in and near the,
city of Fayetteville. The factory con-
tains 300 spindles, and is run by water
and steam power combined. The plant
is located upon about 200 acres of land.
and, besides the mill and buildings con-
nected Herewith and superintendent
residence, there are eight tenement
houses, all in good condition.
The mills are now in full operation and
will be up to and including day of sale.
The product of the mill has always been
1rst-olass.
Fayetteville is freight competing
point, having both water and rail trans
portation, which is great advantage
in manufacturing.
Thorough inspection of the property
is invited, and correspondence from in
terested parties will be promptly an
swered.
Fayetteville, N. c., Feb. 49, 1902
c. w. BROADFOOT,
H. L. COOK,
Commissioners.
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AT THE CAPITOL.

l am in my seventy-third year, and for
fifty vars / have been a great sufferer
from indigestion, constipation and bill
BUSINESS. | have tried all the remedies
advertised for these diseases, and got no
permanent relief. About one year ago,
the disease assuming a more severe and
dangerous form, l became very weak, and
lost flesh rapidly. | commenced using DR..
Mozley's Lemon Elixir. | gained twelve
pounds in three months. My strength and
health, my appetite and my digestion
were perfectly restored and now | feel
as young and vigorous as l ever did in
my life L. j. ALLDRED.
Door keeper Ga. State Senate,
State Capitol Atlanta, Ga.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-09
MANY DON'T KNOW.
Lack of Right Food is the Cause of
Sickness.

Lack of Right Food is the Cause of
Sickness.
1t is hardly fair to blame the doctor
for not curing his patient when the pa
tient attempts to live on food that fur
nishes the wrong kind of nourishment.
When sickness comes on it is a pretty
good sign that the food is not keeping the
body up. There are thousands Of cases
where change in food alone has brought
the sick one out into a prime condition OF
health.
AS an illustration. A lady in River
side, California, says: "After ten years
of service as teacher, during which time
/ suffered three or four attacks of la
grippe, 1 finally found myself a physical
wreck. Medical treatment would help
my strength and vitality temporarily but
/ would always go back.
Husband and / moved to California in
the hopes that this genial cline would
restore me. l got better for little while
but in few months became SO weak and
debilitated that we were in despair.
Finally through the influence of a
friend l changed my diet and began using
Grape Nuts and Postum Coffee. l used
Gil ape Nuts at two Of my meals each day
and have gained Is pounds in weight and
the increase in strength is really wonder
full
| am back to the healthy, good feelings
of my girlhood days. | enjoy Postum
better than any beverage l have ever
used. My friends remark on my improved
condition and am impelled to write this
letter with profound gratitude, hoping
that many others may be induced to go
and do likewise. I have proved that
health is the natural consequence of
properly selected food Please do not use
my name but l will be glad to reply to
any inquiries" Name furnished by Pos
tum Co.. Battle Creek, Mich.
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MOZLEYS LEMON ELIXIR.
A Pleasant Lemon Tonic.

For biliousness, constipation and APP
pendicitis.
For indigestion, sick and nervous head
ache.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and
heart failure.
For fever, chills, debility and kidney
diseases, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozleys Lemon Elixir is prepared
from the fresh juice of lemons, combined
with other vegetable liver tonics, and
will not fail you In any of the above
named diseases. Soc and $1.00 bottle at
druggists.
Prepared only by Dr. H. Motley. At
lanta, Ga.
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ErupfiO12s

Dry, moist, scaly letter, all forms
of eczema or salt rheum, pimples
and other cutaneous eruptions pro-
coed from humors, either inherited,
or acquired through defective di-
gestion and assimilation.
To treat these eruptions with
drying medicines is dangerous.
The thing to do is to take
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even when administered in very small doses, and
few constitutions stand it for any length of time
Potash produces inflammation of the stomach
and bowels, and dangerous form of dyspepsia and
often chronic diarrhCea follow its use
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Hoods C0rSap0rilld
and Pills

Which thoroughlycleanse the blood,
expelling all humors and building
up the whole system. They cure
Hoods Sarsaparilla permanently cured j.
G.. Hines, Franks. H., of eczema, from which
he had suffered for some time: and Miss
Alvina Wolter. Box 2i2. Algona, Wis. of PIN
pies ON her face and back and chafed skin Oh
her body. by which she had been greatly
troubled. There are more testimonials in
favor of Hoods than can be published.
Hoods Sarsaparil,a promises to
cure and keeps the promise.
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5. 5. 5. IS the only
antidote for this de-
structive virus, and an
infallib1e remedy for
this peculiar poison. It
destroysand eradicates
every particle of the
poison, and makes the
blood as healthy and
pure as before the dis
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MozLEY's LEMON ELIXIR.

Is the very best medicine | ever used for
the diseases you recommend it for, and l
have used many kinds for woman's troub-
les. MRS. S. A. GRESHAM.
Salem, N. c.
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Cotton Mills for Sale.

Under and by virtue of decree of the.
Superior court of Cumberland county.
N. c., made at February term, 1902. in
the Bank of Fayetteville VS.. Fayette-
vile Cotton Mills, ct ais. the under
signed commissioners therein named.
will offer for sale at the market house.
in Fayetteville, N. c., for cash, on Wed
nesday, April %, 1902, at IL O'Clock, M.