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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
SALE PROCEEDS
With MUCH
ENTHUSIASM
The People Bay QuNtly Becass'
They Sec q Big Saving

They want n good plano and.
naturally. they want 20 get IL for ~
little a. IL consistent with real worth.
IL IL a source Of qualification 20 us TO
find that our announcement OF a
sale carries with Il ia. wcisht Of
authsntleity. When We Hay We are
selling the best pianos on the market
at a great reduction people believe
IL because We always back cur state
mentN with facts and values
The pianos we are offering during
this sale for &fgs and $50 are such as
any house would b. compelled to esk
szzs to ids0 who are not equipped as
We are with every facility for saving
money on the expense Of handling
ptsnoa on a big scale. Higher grade
ard priced pianos reduced In proper
ton.
New organs. Nobody need 10 be
without one. as we are now selling
them from So to sS4 and fss for the
regular So. SIS and tilo styles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
He MARRIES
ANOTHER GIRL

Because he married another girl,
Dena Ivory filed a breach of prom
ise suit against Peter Harvey for
$4,000. Ia superior court. this after
noon. She says that Peter propos-
ed for the FIRST time on Jan. 1. and
several times during the following
10 days ON Jan. fs she accepted his
prnffcred hand. heart and fortune.
Why IL was necessary for the sutton
10 pop the question 50 many times.
Miss Ivory does not state.
Harvey, having evidently decided
that there is more pleasure In pur-
suit than In possession. went through
another wooing process with Kate
GervHn. and on Jan. "a married her
The plaintiff states that until hsz
marriage. she confided In Peters
promise. and remained single. Her
confidence In mans protesiations Of
love are much shaken. and Miss
Ivory feels that even $4,000 VIII not
compensate for her fance's detection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-30
SUIT AGAINST
CHARLES FRYE

The suit Of Michael Roddy against
charles Frye. manager of the Frye
Hr,1hn Co. was filed In the superior
court this morning The history Of
me case was published exclusively
IN the Star last week. Roddy sues
for 10000. alleging that the man
aver causes him TO be discharged
from n position ne succeeded In OBJ
talning.
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, Vim. Burnett Of az Jackson
street. and Seis SaifnonHon Of z@o7
sixth avenue. wrrc seriously iniur-
cd by the falling OF huge rotary
converter NJ - IS O'Clock this after
noon AZ the Post street power house.
The machine. Weighing several
tons. was being placed. BY tneana Of
a derrick. on the Second noof. when
the two-ineh cable which suspended
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keep ON
BLUFFING

NEW YORK. Set. 50.-The rest
dents - the coal roads and several
irdep udsnt operators we're IN SEES.
sion this afternoon. The meeting was
called with seraf secrecy, but fu-
mors increase that a settlement of
the strike Is near. John Market
came out ~ the room ~ tocolck and
said to the reporters.
You may say that u H. my irda
that there VII be a speedy settle
ment Of the strike. There will. how
ever. BE- no deviation on the part II
the coal operators from their origin
Al proposition IL H. up To the strik-
srs. and no one else.
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LOOKING FOR FIGHT

$. Nelson created several kinds OF
excitement on Washington street
this morning by developing re-
markable desire ts whip every man
whom he met. He bumped into
pedestrians ana had attracted a large
crowd Of people wncn Policemen Ia
Count and Helms arrested him. ITa
Is Thought TO be insane and will be
taken TO the county Jail.
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F0RGETS
his MONEY

EVERETT sept. 70 BENJAMIN =.
bag Of soid containing 1890 on n
stump IN the goods uear Msehiar
and laid his coat on top OF II. lie
soon returned for his coat. but forgot
the gold for time. In little ~hile
he remembered about the coin. hut
y hen he arrived AZ the stump where
he had left u. the money was
missing. Some wandsrer had evil
IDENTIFY come along who thought he
needed the money worse than the
owner. SIR. Clark IL still looking for
hts coin. with the assistance Of the
eherfn
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OVATION
TO MILES

SAN FRANCISCO. sept. s1.--Gea-
erai Miles reviewed the troops at the
Preside today. The greatest crowd
ever seen there waH present. fnakins
IL difficult for the troops 20 nansa-
yer, General Miles received con
tinnous OVATION.
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new YORK DEMOCRATS
Oevery Has to Fight for His Seat and Kicks
Up Great Row

sARTOGA. Sept. so.=-The Demo-
cratic state convention uas called 10
order at noon. John n. Stanehncid
WAS made temporary chairman.
There was a srrat dsal ~ no.Ae and
many Interruptions during the roll
calf. Devery. whoee deleeatian i
tdnttarrd. nfer,t Or 4 rrmta demand
Ing recognition. hut Stauchfirid re-
fused TO recognize him. D~xcrx's
friends gathered around him and
howlea steadily until the roll call
waH completed. Nsy erfheiutH IN.
secretary snns nrtfrd rpafeads although
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IA. voice Was nearly drowned In the
upruar.
After a turmoil lasting full five
minutes AZ the close ~ The roll call.
order Wa restored When che CON-
rnittens were elected urvefy was
made a contestant. the delegation
adverse 10 his being seated IN thr
temporary organization. The raar
wAN referred 10 the committee On
credentials The first round u the
fieht was therefore against peYeFY.
bat Il u regarded Us uncertain what
the result ,saii ~ IN the convention.
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TWO MEN SERIOUSLY HURT

II. brokr. Nest 81 the woFkmen saw
the impending catastrophe IN time
To get out Of the way, but Salmon
sen and Burnett barely escaped
death. fsurueit's leg saH crushed to
pulu. and SAimnnHen'N hsnd was
badly crushed. L Is said that amru-
tation viii br necessary IN both cases
The sufferers we're taken Ia the
Seattle General hospital and their
families notified
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Last Edition
q O'Clock p. m.
EXECUTIVE MEETING
Believed TO Be For the Purpose Of Discussing
the Strike Situation

the conferences was called hY the
president To discuss the strike stu.
alton. II IL thought that he wished
advice. ia view 81 numerous petitions
and demands that have been uade
upon him to settle the strike. In hiH
official capacity the president can 90
nothing. but It II thought possible
that he contemrlates action Ia a perr
aoual way.
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WASHINGTON. Il. g. sept. sa..-
An important meeting VIA held At
the temporary White House this ar
tsrnocn. Those present were nreal-
dent ROOSEVELT. Gov. Crane OF
NsTsachurettess roHtinasters Gen.
efai Payne. Attorney General Knox.
and Secretary Muody All decline TO
be interviewed, but IL Is believed that
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Remember We are Clos
ing Ont

Our sheet music, folio and music
book business. being Obliged TO dis
continue this line to make more
room for our rapidly growing piano.
organ and small musical instrument
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Good Reputation

4 N. shelfsy - ballard. a fomer
resident - ghehaiia and later 81 a b.
crdren. wRa neat called 60 the stand
He testified that he had known Paul
ffndsrs cod for 10 ~ y years. and
that Ne had always borne a good
reputation.
Mrp. i. ~. Shelley followed her
husband on the witness stand. She
had known Paul Underwood fsr
about three years. she had never
known him 60 do anything wrong.
Tn. shriisys we're the FIRST % a
long las u good reputation Wit
uesHeA fer tho defense. Those who
testified were Horace Roberts ~
ballard. Samuel NlsHiey ~ Contra
ia. George fsaHhchiin of GeDtraita.
Mrs. GsofF e W. nohsrts 81 Aberdeen.
Mrs. Aiex Lewis of Aberdeen. Mrs.
J II. fsuwen % Aberdeen. George
Hincknsy % Aberdeen and Frank
Hpraxur ~ Aberfiern.
Pred borden a shinsie mill man
az Ballard knew Paul Underwood
durink his fsaicisntk N BASTARD. lie
waA asked BY AIR. ship,ey whether
he had ever had an conversation
With the defendant prior 20 May -.
ilas1 In regard IL Hinkera for a Ger
tain fshibF tackle. Mr.. FULTON OBJ
tected or the ground % immaferiai.
isy. and the eourt sustained ths oo-
lection. Mr. shlpley protested. Nr.
Shiptey. with q sarcastic Ming Al Mr.
shipiey. Withdrsw the objection to
Mr. shipiay Offering e. prove tho rel
cvaney OF the testimony.
Court adjourned early. ~ as
o'clock, IN order 70 allow the defense
to secure sts witnesses. many OF
" hon we're not present
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ALL SHEET MUSIC THAT RE.
TAILS AT use NOW GOES AT
zoo AND THAT WHICH SELLS
AT 25e, NOW ONLY i5o.
CHOICE NEW MUSIC. VOCAL
AND INSTRUMENTAL. Sc PER
COPY
Mail orders for music must be ac-
companled by postage at the rate Of
lc per sheet.
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aoucH TRIP DOWN

steamship City Of Seattle. Capt.
Nicholson. arrived AZ ~ 80 o'clock
this morning from Skugway. The
down trip was rough. She brought
$4,000. consigned 10 the Bank Of
California. and ika passengers. An
tnins Rtander, \ prominent Dawson
operator. returned with about $780,
200.
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AID FOR
the MINERS

TACOMA. sept. 03.--The Trades
Council Of this city lest night voted
The money will bd forwarded at
once.
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TICKETS FoR BENEFIT

Tickets for the entertainment "a
be given for the benefit Of Mystic
Jewel Rebekah lodge. AZ the Seattle
theater. oct. 4. are now on sale Mt
Ragiey's drugstore and Lees pharm-
acy. They can be exchanged at the
box ONCE for reservations.
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LATE YESTERDAY
The cross examination Of Paul TN
derwood wnr completed yesterday
afternoon after the Star went 20
press.
witness testified that his wife held
the mouth az the sack while he put
the baby Into e. Then he dropped
the sack over the railing ~ the
bridge into the wa4.r. They ala not
wait 10 see whether Il sunk or not.
=, mus, have sunk. however said
the witness
Witness said he noticed that one
Of the philda hands was laid across
ifs breast when u was placed In the
sack. lie did not notice the other
hand. pld not notice whether tho
rhlid'e hands were elcnehsd The
body was limp. Witness said he ana
HIS wife we're In tears while dispas-
inE Of the ehild's body
Witness and hla wife had some
trouble IN findInE room when they
came O. Seattle. Witness denied that
he told Airs HetKler he had engaged
= ranm IN Seattle before he left her
house for the last time.
Bought chloroform That Day
Witness said he bought the chlo-
reform and some other medicines az
a drug store on ballard avenue that
afternoon. brought the bottles home
IN his poe kets carfiued them In his
ppcketH until he ieft Mtf. Hetxief's.
Forgot u pack them In his trunk
WitnsrH admitted that he might
have thrown some bottles Of medl-
cine away when ne Nas packing up.
Witness asserted that when he
rrAs he'd Aberdeen he told his mother
about tho accidental death Of his
child. and further informed her that
h. had buried its bsdy IN the waters
81 salmon bay
Witness denied that he had been
repeatedly coached BY AFR fhipiey
ia regard to the story he should tell
when placed on the witness stand.
ON redirect examination witness
was asked by Mr.. ehiptey ca tell how
many extended conversations he had
ever had with him IN regard 70 the
ease Witness Hnas cred that he had
had but one such conversation with
Ar. Ehiuisy. lie said that - a mat.
ter u act he had never had any con.
FerE4tion with his present attorneys
unfit within four days Of the begin
ming Of the trial.
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WILL LOOK INTO
MARKET SCHEME

\ In order 10 collect important
: data in regard 70 the Advantages
D and the proper steps to 81 about
: entablishinn the public market
: In Seattle, secrsfnry Aeikle. Of
! the Chamber Of Commerce. viii
: 20 10 Tacoma Friday and In
D spect the public mart az that
place.
4 Al conference between
: Chairman J. W. Pratt of the
: public market committee Of the
: Chamber Of Commerce. and
! others Interested IN the scheme.
= hid executlseiy. Il was decided
: that II would be best a. a pre-
! umirary step 20 secure some Inn
D uortanf data IN regard 20 the
: Advantages. manner of estnb-
: Ilshmenf and maintenance Of a
= market from some place where
: one IL in eucceaeful operation.
Accordingly, n was decided that
: Secretary MeikIe should go to
I Tacoma and, assisted by the
: secretary Of the Chamber Of
D Commerce at that place. make
D : thorough investigation of the
D market.
I Tfpou Mr.. Neikle's return he
\ wiil report 20 Mr.. Pratt and
\ other members Of the commit
I tee. who by that time viii have
I been selected Soon thereafter
\ II h hoped that u viii be pos
= atble 10 rnakein complete report
\ 10 the chamber IN View Of ulfi
! ruately bringing the matter
! nroperIy before the city coun-
III
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Ayes Crichton. GIL. Kisfier. Nor
risou. Rude. Taylor aud Parry.
Sayr FitpA trick. James. Mullen.
Murphy. Red~ard and RinehHff.
pfeeidsnt Parry. who was on the
floor. with Councilman Crichton IN
the chair. moved that the committee
on fire and water prepare and intro
dsce at the next meeting Of thr city
council Amendments TO the building
ordinance making changes as out
lined in the special privilege ordi-
nance guKf Passed.
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BOOKS

Net Closing
Retail out
Price. Price.
Gustave Dam Piano Forte
Method $3.50. ........s. 900 s0.S5
Lebart e stark Plano
Forte Method ........... zoo rs
Kohler Piano Forte Meth
cd. Vols. l.. H.. H.. 10 .2a
Czerney Practical Method
for Beginner. on. 3d.. 30 20
Hunten's Piano Forte
Method ............ go. LBS .65
Method -. ......... 400 so
All others In proportion.
All orders for books must be ac-
companied by cash and sufficient
postage, II too much. the excess will
be returned.
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SMALL INSTRUMENTS

We are greatly overstocked and.
TO thin out. win SELL
Vlolins that retail regularly at sl2.
for $3.50.
Guitars that retail regularly at &C.
for 1896.
Mandolins that retail regularly at
$3.50, for t4.ab.
Banjos that retail regularly at $780,
for 1896.
Prices on accordions cut to pieces;
also many lines of strings and trim
ming greatly reduced.
D. S. JOHNSTON co.
General Music Dealers,
oo3 Second Avenue, Burke Building,
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CHANGE OF
HEARTS
PETITION OF ]. A. MOORE rs
HUSTLED THROUGH ~
COUNCIL

The nervy petition Of !. A. Moore
10 be allowed Ia violate the building
ordinance Ia IN. construction OF the
Curtis, Arcade ana Lumber EN-
change buildings. which week ago
could not find friend IN the city
council. WAS hustled through and
passed with but little comment at
the council meeting last night.
J. a. Moore was not Idle during
last week. Thus II came about that
in order 10 favor his prOpaEltlon and
him at the same time the council
not only granted hlH petition. but 90
make good declared is intention Of
amending the building ordinance.
taking the buildings being erveted by
the Moore Investment Company a. a
criterion aud changing the ordinance
accordingly.
More unsaf.
The ordinance which grants MF,
Mo8fe this special privilege. u n
claimed by building Inspector Place,
Fire Marshal Kellogg. Councilman
He'd Nafd. a practical builder. and
other authorities on the Hubieei
makes his buildings more dangerous
and unsafe IN ease OF fire. II was
introduced three weeks ago. An al
tempt Was then made 20 let the
measure be pigeon .hoied. but Mr.
Moore waH persistent
Thus Il came about that a change
81 heart la counciimens who week
ago would not even favor the meas
ure to the extent 81 moving that II
be considered IN any manner, shape
or form. waa effected.
Tho ordinance allows hr. Moore
the privilege 81 using sdsmant plas-
fer and woad iath Instead OF straight
metallic iafh IN the. hailF and stair
ways.
Councilman Redwarf spoke against
granting this special privilege when
the bill was placed on final passage,
but none dared answer him. though
the vote stood as follows on its final
passage
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UNDERWOOD
CASE


CONTINUED from PAGE onel
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Like a Drowning Man.

Five years ago a disease the doc
tors called dyspepsia took such hold Of
me that | could scarcely 60 writes
Geo. S. Marsh. well known attorney Of
Nocona, Tex. 81 took quantities Of
pepsin and other medicines but nothing
helped me. AS a drowning mar grabs
at a straw | grabbed at Kodol. | felt
an improvement. at ono and after a
few bottles am sound and WE'LL kodol
is the only preparation which exactly
%repro1uces the natural digestive juices
and consequently is the only n which
digests any good food and cures any
form of stomach trouble. Kinney
Drug Store.
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Quinn Building, Reno
Big Meadows Hotel. Lovelock
Don't Start Wrong.

Don't start the summer with a ling
ering cough or cold. We all know
what a "summer cold is. It's the
hardest kind to cure. Often it "hangs
on through the entire season. Take
it in hand right now. A few doses Of
One Minute Cough Cure will set you
right. Sure cure for coughs. colds,
Group. grip, bronchitis. all throat and
lung troubles. Absolutely safe. Acts
at once. Children like ii. lone Min
ute Cough Cure is the best cough med
icine ever used" says !. H. Bowles,
Groveton N. H. al never found any
thing else that acted so safely and
quickly" Kinney Drug Store.
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HEADACHE SAPS YOUR VITAE.
ITT

And wrecks the brain. One dose Of
Sherman's Headache Cure will cure
you. You swallow a pill. and the head
ache is gone. They cure neuralgia.
Csc and lOc a box. For sale by C.
w. Kinney & Co.
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~

Years OF experience has served as
our teacher, 1t is our pleasure to
treat al! alike. Your patronage your
conviction Of our treatment.
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drug stores. Harry Davis. A.. Nelson's
cigar store. and the Riverside Hotel.
the first count Of votes viii be next
Wednesday. and every evening after
that.
The committee suggest that each
secret society in the town nominate
a candidate.
The game is now on and everybody
is invited TO roll.
This is the official ballot ano il will
be published in all the papers.
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THE POPULATIONS OF WADS-
WORTH

is about 1000, and we would say at
least one-half are troubled with some
affection Of the Throat and Lungs, as
those complaints are, according to sta
tistics. more numerous than others.
We would advise all not to neglect the
opportunity to call on their druggist and
get a bottle OF Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs. Price Csc and Soc.
Trial size free. For sale by C. w.
Kinney & Co.
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ADVERTISING T
LEGAL

LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Assessment notices 81.
Annual meeting notices s..
Notice Of appointment of administrator : s..
For all other advertising legal rates will be
charged.
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A LETTER Of rneNNs.

PORTLAND. Or. Sept. 7, 1900.
Mr.. o. F. WOODWARD Dear Sir /:
For the past two years | have been
troubled greatly with a redness Of my
skin, and a great number Of pimples on
my face. | tried almost everything
under the sun to rid myself of these
disorders, but nothing did me any good
until | got a package Of Lanes Tea.
| have used it for two weeks steady,
and my complexion is as clear as a
mirror and my skin as white as snow.
MRS. M. E. THOMAS,
III IL Oak ST.
For sale by C. w. Kinney & Co.
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Might Win the Queen.

Should the Wadsworth people de-
eide on some one Of our pretty girls as
a candidate for Queen Of the Reno
Carnival. she would probably have a
good chance Of being elected. as there
are a number Of Reno candidates and
the votes will be divided up.
Uncle George Frazer says he will
inquire into the matter and provide a
place for voting. He is Of the same
opinion as we are that Miss Lola Wiley
is as pretty as ever and that she would
make a charming queen. At any rate
everybody should vote for the same
candidate If they expect any chancs of
electing a queen.
Following are the votes for Carnival
queen up. to last evening at Reno:
Miss Rella Black .......... %
Miss Goodwin Doten. 10
Miss Vera Navacovich ........ 10
Miss Bessie Evans ........... S
Miss Sadie Phillips ......... |
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5. P. Passenger Grains.

itmiHsd at The Posto6ice at Wadsworth,
Eeu.da, as second class matter.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-05-09

Nothing but Square dealings
Goes With Us"
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QUEEN VOTING CONTEST.
Read the Instructions and Vote for Your
Best Girl to be Queen OF the CON-
ing Street Fair and Carnival.

W StbCSe ah NV UtsWN0
The Queen voting committee Of the
Reno street fair and carnival has COM
pleted its preliminary work and give
the public the following instructions Of
how to proceed:
The ballots may be counted for as
many votes as tho sender indicates in
the space at the left Of the word
vote,' but each vote must accompan-
led by five cents.
AS many votes as may be desired
a be entered on the ballot for any
enc candidate. providing the cash &C
companies the ballot at the rate Of five
cents fer each vote.
No vote shall be counted for a can
dldate unless accompanied by the
money.
The expenses, dress, ETC.. Of the
Queen selected will Of course be paid
by the committee, including those con-
nected with the reception accorded
her.
The lady receiving the highest num-
Der OF votes in the State will be de-
clared elected Queen Of the Carnival,
and the highest in each county will be
maids Of honor.
The lady receiving the second high
est number of votes shall be the first
maid Of honor.
Boxes may be found at the Palace
Hotel, Rosenthal & Armanko's, the
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A WOMAN WITH A CLEAR COM
PLEXION

And a bright eye keeps her bowels
active and her stomach in good order.
Lanes Tea is a pleasant laxative and
a great digestive aid. 1t clears up the
complexion, drives the yellow from the
eye, and keeps the kidneys in a health
full condition. Get a Csc package and
try it tonight. For sale by C. w. Kin
ney & &C.
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THE HANDSOMEST WOMAN IN
WADS WORTH

Cannot preserve her beauty unless
she keeps her bowels and digestive or
gans in a healthy condition. Lane S
Tea moves the bowels every day, and
cures indigestion. 1t purifies the
blood, clears up the complexion, and
gives you a good appetite. Price Csc
and SOC a package. For sale by C.
w. Kinney & Go.
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TO-NlGHr AND TO M0GHoN

And each day and night during TIT.
week you can get at any druggists
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs, acknowledged to be the most
successful remedy ever sold for
Coughs. Group. Bronchitis. Whooping
Cough. Asthma and Consumption. Get
a bottle today and keep it always in
the house. 50 you can check your cold
at once. Price 25c and SOC. Sample
bottle free. For sale by C. w. Kinney
& Co.
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For sale by C. w. Kinney & Co.