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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-23
COMMISSION
WILL ORDER
NEW SURVEY
CONTINUED from first page.)

lay the water supply pipes under the
canal at its expense, but Taafe main.
tains that he will not give in. The
other owners, Seufret Bros, The
Dalles Packing Company, Michael &
Smith and the o. r. & N. Co. were
easily settled with, and the deeds are
in our hands.
1--WE found, that after securing the
right of way for the canal, that 1t fol
lows the survey of the portage, and it
will be necessary for the state to build
the portage road nearer to the river,
entailing the expenditure of a larger
sum than appropriated by the legisla-
ture. The length of the proposed ca
nal and portage road is 81 miles, and
IL followes the river on a rock bed.
skirted by a high bluff. The bottom
is very narrow at this point, ranging
from 200 to 700 feet In width, and at
many places large fills or trestle work
will be necessary for the portage road.
BY keeping near to the line Of the o.
r. & N. road bed, where the original
survey for the portage was made by
US, the cost is greatly reduced, but,
as l said before, the canal follows that
route, and we will be compelled to es-
tablish the new survey nearer the
river.
This matter will be taken up when
we complete the canal question. We
will then make a new survey, receive
estimates for building the road and
submit the entire matter to the next
legislature for action. The govern.
ment has made a running appropria-
tion Of $4,125, 900 for the canal, ana a
contract for clearing the Three-Mile
Rapids, has been let, and work will
commence as soon as the river falls.
The contract is for $11s, 900, and will
open the river for navigation to the
lower end of the canal. The portage
railroad would be useless with the OBJ.
structions in the river at the rapids,
and, until the government completes
the work of removing rocks at that
point it is a mere waste of time to
talk of building the road. Boats would
not be able to reach the landing, ex'
cept in cases of extreme high water,
and 1t would render the road worth
less as a transportation factor.
"The majority of the people in East
ern Oregon want the canal, but they
also want the portage road while the
former is being built, and we will do
all in our power to get the Ease intel
ligently before the Legislature for their
confederation"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-23
Eunene Wins In Debate.

Eugene, Or, April 23,-The second
annual debate between the Roseburg
and Eugene high schools was held in
assembly hall last evening. The ques.
ton debated was; Resolved, That
1t would be for the best interests Oh
civilization for Japan to become the
controlling power in Eastern Asia
The Roseburg team, composed OF
Messrs. Strong, Townsend an | Moore.
supported the Affirmative, and the e
II. S. team, Messrs, Watson, Kestly
and Miss Edna Houston, the negative
The judges, President P. L. Camp
bell, Prof. +. G. Young and DR.. J.. w
Harris, after a few minutes consulta-
ton, rendered a unanimous decision
in favor of the negative.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-23
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS EaR EE@9
P~rofessor Powell, Of Washington, D. al
Recommends Pe-ru-na, II

& UGH straightforward evia..
~ not be overlooked. Wbat~e eau
mon people say carries weight 'us CON
a man of national pro;ninence Duewhs
u1sshould be used in every bo0sy "Ps
1t is a significant fact to tbe iuseshold'
prominence and undoubted mreaata'
Peruna. snlcacy d
Peruna is of national fame "a
remedy. 1t is the only internas1'srA
teinlc catarrh remedy known 10 tbnl sys
ical profession. 1t makes diseasem med
cous membranes healthy, whoa mr'
the mucous membrane iinino ~ II i
throat, lungs, stomach, kidnevs nos,
vic organs. It cures various ~ pei
all these organs, because tvvo.sSases q
the Ills of mankind are due 10 Illus q
With healthy mucous memhronoA
matte diseases lose their terror ~ cR
tenn Is enabled TO throw off contaas
and health follows inevitably.
Mr.. A. Il. Wood, Mt. Sterlin,
writes: - AZ
"FOr many years I have been
ferer from catarrh, and Rave ~
time and money with Dhysbris,s
used many kinds of remedies ssa
were guaranteed sure cures'. hnt
every case II was money thrown s.'..
eel eaped no benefit whatever ~
them. In my seemingly vain sesss
for relief 1 purchased a bottle ~
runa, having no confidence In n "A,
ever at the time. This was abow =
year ago, and I began TO fn1p-oys y;
was able TO attend to nv busjss.
without being constantly hanDerSs
every kind of pain known to a bum,s
being. My hearing, which was aIma
entirely gone In one ear; got very mns
better. The medicine MOI only see.l
TO cure, but to prevent disease.
"This winter when every one ~,
suffering from Ia grippe, I stood Lks
stone wall, absolutely proof agaiug
lam NOT a believer in 'pafenf rs
cines,' having found the majority
them fakes, but I do not heshsfe +
recommend Peruna as the best mi
cine for cafarrh the world has ~
seen. I keep a bottle of II at hors
constantly and shall continue 10 dou
because / believe IL to be the best MI
icine on earth. I never leave h,
that ! don't put g bottle of II IA n
grip" A. 7. WOOl
Mr.. Evan d. Bowen, Dodge City, Kr
Conductor on the A. Il. q s. F. r, NJ
writes: 81 have had catarrh of thestc,
ach for eve years, n 1 began tothr
that / never was going TO be cured.
the time began taking Peruna, / WASH
able to make more than one or twoth
on the road at q time, not being able
keep anything on my stomach. I'D
weighed 1853 pounds, l have been taxi,
Peruna since that time and have new
lost q trip, and now weigh 200 pound
Evan ID. Bowen.
If you do not derive prompt and zA
factory results from the use Of Peru
write at once to DIR Hartman, giving
full statement of your case and he V
be pleased to give you his valuable
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columb
Ohio.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-23
NEGRESS ROBS
PIPER
Treasurer of Seattle
Theatre Looted by
Rag-time Lady
Plucky Custodian tfTheSpian
Funds Makes Futile
Resistance

Seattle, April 2S.-While on his way
home shortly after midnight, last
night, Fred Piper, treasurer of the Sc
attic theateE was accosted by a col.
ored woman near the corner of Column
bia street and Fourth avenue, and this
morning Fred is lamenting the strange
disappearance Of $95 in good hard gold.
When the woman met Piper she
said, "Howdy, Mr.. Piper. Where are
you going, honey?"
Home" said Piper, startled at
being called by his own name.
We'll, Mr.. Piper, I'm going to walk
"a little way with you"
Scarcely had they gone half a
h1ock when the dusky Amazon turned
quickly and threw both arms about
Piper's neck, and gave him a regular,
Gok-fashioned hug, and nearly choked
him to death. He struggled to free
himself, but the woman was too
strong in "strong-arm" play, and she
said effuslvely, without releasing her
mold: NOW, Mr.. Piper, don't you
get fussy."
Finally Piper flung the woman
away from him, and she fell. He
hastily felt in his pocket, where had
NaBtled his fat little purse, which now
felt strangely thin. Now Fred, being
an adept at counting money, saw at a
glance that Of the 1925 in gold that
was in the purse when he started for
home. only $50 remained.
I'm robbed" muttered Fred
through his teeth, and he started for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-23

the woman, who had picked herself
up, and started to walk hurriedly
away. Piper seized her by the arms
and told her to give him back the
money, or he'd take her to the police
station.
"Hain't got yo' money, Mr.. Piper
Eyes you have, and give it up, and
be id quick about IT," protested
Fred.
She protested innocence again, and
Piper threw her down, and proceeded
to search her. She screamed, and
two men. evidently confederates, who
saw the scufle, came running up
One of them pounced onto Piper and
struck him a stunning blow in the
face, knocking him to his hands and
knees in the mud. Piper got up to re.
new the battle, but his male assailant
was just disappearing around the cor.
ner. Piper then began to look for the
who had robbed him, but she,
too, had vanished.
Piper reported the hold-up to the po-
lice, and was given the consoling in
that the woman was one
whom the officers had been shadowing
for some time, and that she would
probably be run to earth before "a
hours had elapsed.
When Piper appeared at the station
he was covered with mud from head
to foot, and he was c~lenching his re.
naming wealth tightly in his hand,
lest it might go the way of his
ducats.
There seems to be a strange fatality
following the treasurer of the Seattle
theater. Mr.. Piper's predecessor,
E. Dewey, was held up on
Ann hill one night about six
weeks ago, and, after a desperate bat
lie with the highwayman, succeeded in
beating him off.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-23
Brownsville Mohalr Sold.

A pool of 1000 pounds of mohair,
comprising practically the entire
spring clip in this vicinity, was sold
n this city Monday to the highest
bidder. There were several bidders,
B. M. Cushman being the highest, pay.
ing 32A cents per pound for the lot
Last season the producers received
35H cents.-Brownsville Times.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-29
TYPEWRITER Frs.

Dunks CO.. Wichita Kan sS-lotx
TYPEWRITERS--b Bought. Sold repaired
and rented All maEes- Sold on pay
ments. Aiilisoss Orice Supply Co.
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The Ci1octaW Route.
Kansas City. Mexico & Orient Railway

Time Table in Effect June eth 1903
No l. Mail and Express leaves
Wichita daily ................... s 90 a m
No. Mail and Express. leaves
Anthony daily except Sunday. 90 p N
No. Il. Local Freight, leaves
Anthony daily except Sunday 10 IS a m
Connecting with Missouri Pa
cific train leaving Wichita at
~ a. m. This train viii be
held at Anthony until the Mis-
souri, Pacific arrives
Nc. is. Local Freight. arrives at
Conway Springs daily except
Sunday ....,,.....|<........... As m
Connecting with Missouri Pa
ciic for Wichita
Trains at Wichita arrive and depart
from the Missouri Pacific station. corner
Douglas avenue and Wichita street
The Orient Railway now operates its
trains as far as Fairview o. T.
l. r. SHERWIN. Agent.
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A VERY BUSY MssouRIAN.

We are liable to be very busy for the
next few days, as we are preparing our
second annual lecture, writing a book of
essays, clearing thirty acres of bottom
land, and breaking a span Of three-year-
old mules, besides doing our chores
Therefore, We trust our readers will not
expect very much from us till the rush is
over.-Osceola. Mo-, Democrat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-29

A contract for building a steamer OF
5000 tons was recently made by a great
English shipbuilder at the rate of S26. rs
per ton. This is probably the lowest price
that has ever been quoted or accepted for
properly equipped cargo steamer, and
is but very little more than half what
would have been asked for such a vessel
two years ago.
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FOR SALE-lso acres. 10 In cultivation.
all smooth land. black sandy soil, To-
Gated miles OF center city. S5,0s.
leo acres OF river bottom land. - acres
in cultivation. S-room house barn. yeuns
orchard 6 miles - csty: owner has the
oil fever. and must have money 20 buy
oil stock. so L IL offered for the low
price OF so per acre. in order to make
quick sale.
leo acres of valley land. 1l0 Ia cultiva-
ton. IS acres In alfalfa. good house and
barn, orchard. groves. living water;
bargain, $65tg.
the city. $50 In cultivation 20 acres of
orchard. 10 years old; 20 acres in al
falfa. soil black sandy lofm; no alkah
or waste land on the farm. a good g.
room house. fine barn. and other good
buildings This is the best farm In the
county. Price sls.5ao.
10 acres. miles of the city. s-room
house. barn. orchard. 10 acres in alfalfa
This is a nice home and cheap at 5000.
40 acres OF Improved land. near the
city. $3.50.
CITY PROPERTY.
Five-room cottage. barn. shade. - feet
front. in first block on Ida IL you want
n bargain. come and see me.
Six-room house and so feet front. close
in. on Ohio, sl4o0.
a business corner near Frisco depot: a
bargain.
Nice building lots on Water street. e3s
feet deep. east front 500.
IL you want TO buy a farm, ranch or
city property. come and see me. as l
have some good bargains 10 offer in
real estate. JOHN FERRITER.
59-tf ~ y. Main Street.
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R0Hr0ad7lme Table
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway.
Wichita and Western.

No sos. Pratt and Kingman Pas
senger, except Sunday. 10 IS a m
No. $40. Pratt and Kingman ac-
commodation Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday ............. / 05 D m
Leave
No. 5O5, Kingman and Pratt Pas
senger except Sunday...5 20 q m
No. 500, kingman and Pratt Accom-
mediation, Monday, Wednesday and
and Friday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 a m
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lever ask eifl II ysu may kiss her. ;.

Fever ask a girl X yeu may kiss her. "
Never? Why?'
why? Can't you understand, stupid?''
(she called me a stupid), that I was an
grg with you for asking? Ta,. ia, You'll
know better another time
She went just ntifne, by Jovei for
that cigarette finished me.
n. B.-I never told Butiers.-John May
all in London Free Lance
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LOST.

LOST-Gentemans watch and fob. Re
turn TO Fulton store and receive reward.
e3-2fx
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Barred Plymouth Rocks

and Partridge Cochin Chickens. lsS pre-
mius: highest score in the state this
year Eggs for sale Send for circular
All kinds of Poultry Remedies and Sup
plies: wholesale or retail. Lees Lice
killer and EgS-Maker. Conkey's Roupe
Cure oyster Shell Mica. Crystal. Grit
Bone. Blood and Oil Meal
OTTO WEISS,
lo3 South Mead Avenue Wichita Kan
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Union Livestock Commission 10.

sock Yards. fEirhif<, ksa goa&zxa-
s-secrs aaf frrrestso-.-z ~szee soiisife5- MAJ
ksf rrfor4 f1rr.Essss free s-s aszpt.cztsea.
Isrrs-ees5s fsanltted - dzF 81 s2i<- Messy
. fea1 On cattle FsAezf -
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SOLICITORS WANTED.

WANrED-Six good solicitors. VIII pay
- per cent Call at a. < Douglas ave
nue.. male or female. 5s-stx
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STORE ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-One- half of West Side store
room; fine show window. Apply at 9i7
West Douglas avenue Give fr-su-6tx
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Fox SALE-lli feet. on South Emporia
and ia feet on South Topeka. VIII sell
one lot or call Half cash and the bal
ance on interest Inquire 1413 South
Erlporia. 5;-i2tx
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Chicago, Rock Island G. Pacific Railway.

WEST BOUND
Leave Daily
No. II, Texas Vestibuled Ex 6 So % m
No. A. Texas Fast Express 90 a m
No. 80 Daily, except Sunday 3 10 D m
EAST BOUND
Leave Daily
No. ~ Chicago Vestibuied Ex so a m
No. IA, X c. and Eastern Elk =. 10 so D m
No. sc, Daily except Sunday .. ! 50 p m
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Missouri Pacific Railway.

Leave Daily
kanScas City & st. Louis. ...-... 9 % a m
Conway Springs & Coffeyville. =. IL 80 a m
For ST. Louis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 m
FOR kansas City & st. Louis. 9 so m
Hutchinson. Geneseo and Lyons 30 a m
Geneseo. Salina. Pueblo & Denver ) 90 p m
FOR Anthony * kiowa. 9 10 m
For Anthony * Kiowa. E? 20 a m
Arrive Daily
FROM ST. Louis Kansas City. 5 so p m
Little Rock. Coffeyville &; Con-
way Springs. Observation-Disclosures 80 D m
From St Louis. -...--.--...........12 IS p m
from Kansas City " St. Louis. Z % m
From Denver, Pueblo. Saiina &
ieneSeo Observation-Disclosures. IL % a m
@trom Hutchinson............. 4 90 p m
From Hutchinson & Geneseo. 3 % p m
From Anthony * Conway Springs 40 D m
From kiowa, Anthony & Conway
Springs. ........... ............. 9 10 y IN
From Kiowa & Anthony ......... 20 a m
NDailN except Sunday.
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SAFES.
hISCEtLANE OUS.

FOR ADOPTION-Seyersl fine girl aud
boy babies. r. l.. Strafton. saperin-
tendeut 5<-stx
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SONGS. sonEsi BONES,

n = ssTs-T.-fs5 sess q acaes. ElH ssx =
gaaa cszsa ssrsee vrlfe &c :. NJ HEY
.sae gn6sas.s zS<zss. kz=Szs E-ty. Nc
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FOR SALE-New 6-room. extra well
built. modern cottage. just completed.
newly papered. Price less than cost Of
building and lot. Owner needs money
for other purpose. Located In deslra bi.
Part of North End. Hartford Western
Land Co. us e. First G2-3t
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II YOU WANT TO sell your farm. list
il with John Ferriter. ls7 n. Main
55-tf
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FOR SALE-S.e99 acres. In tracts OF iSs
10 Go acres; all smooth. good soil, un-
derlaid by an inexhlustfbie supply Of
sheet water: adjoining land OF the same
character is raising . bushels OF wheat
per acre and good alfalfa crops per
annum. This land must sell. Come and
secure O good farm at low prices. on
easy terms c. T.. FIlirgton. Winnie
building. 2-fr-su-we-ff
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STORAGE.

STORAGE.
STOEAGE-Good. cIeaR. brick BUILDING
where you can store your stoves or
furniture. and borrow money on same
4I9 r Douglas. New phone l4z7.
is3-t:
ETORAGE-LzrScst snd best storage
repair furniture. Call at rs 8. Enporis
FOR terms. Singer & Don1elL New
phone 1918 5-tf
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This pirate hospital - bow o5e - ne
best s,fuirred Institutions - ne nDssfA-
Wesf FOR tha tres ingeasf II both usstssrA5
and sarEIea5 cssss Special atftsnftoo s.
given - TIE Esrth8s ferns - sfefn4fh
and liver frouf.,es diseases gecsltsr -
sqfasn. disease ~ tfs fsetanS sE1 ssEsto-
urinary organs. chfNnsa ffstaftsi DelEzzs-
irE TtegHss tsEnr. nervous 1sscrfers. dfs-
eases - sss threat fBnss heart en3 80
nsys. Eossrs aid sarigacri7 ezrrd. Dss
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rzenf ard 81 sefFse frsstHsIfes htfrofs ga
be foarsd sor ffsE1rru Per = sbust tire
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ADMITTED Write fpr iaarssssiass
The THOMAS ShNlTARIUh
Corner TsufS sazs - Ffanelx Axe1ze
WICHITA Ea4s
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TYPEwRITERS-T largest stock Of
typewriters Including ali standard
makes. TO sell at low prices Some OF
these machines have been used less
thar one month Also have some low
grade machines. including divers
Blickeasderfers and Aanhzttals al
your own price United Typewriter Co.
si6 Whine building. &-SSx
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HELP WANTED = Several industrious
persons in each state to travel for
house established eleven years and with
large capital to call upon merchants
and agents for successful and profitable
line. Permanent engagement. Weekly
cash salary of s2i and all travelling ex
penseS and hotel bills advanced In cash
each week. Experience not essential.
Mention reference and inclose self-ad-
dressed envelope. National, Caxton
Bldg, Chicago 1-24-6t
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FOR TgAnE-f-p-t o-sIate rig pacing
hcr-zr : vaezs ntd clty rrnEe. ard 7a--
Tfeas.t sexes ard h4rreSs fsf Sets IN
seaath sssrt q CITY taaliFe e T. n
f.awssE. - Vest Do1g-8s et--.E
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PATENTS.

" STUART BROW .s~-fszts-ss A.ts-ssY
frezis;s->d-1 IL West Dcrgzzs. hsscastz-
Kan ss-sstx
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TUATION WANTED-FEMALE.

MALE HELP WANTED.
MALE HELP WANTED-Moler's Barber
College. of Dallas. Tex, or Denver.
Colo, or Salt Lake Utah, offers ad-
vantages in teaching the barber trade
that cannot be had elsewhere. Write
nearest branch for terms. 1-2S-1otx
WANTED-Young men to learn tele-
graphy and typewriting for paying raD-
road positions. Situations guarantees
graduates. Day and night sessions
Catalog free. Wichita Telegraph Cob
lege, Crawford Building.
47-su-w e-fri-0
MALE HELP WANTED-1OO men to rent
typewriters at $3.50 per month. Ma
chimes of all makes sold on easy pay
ments. Large stock to select from.
United Typewriter Co., PIC Whine build
ing. Bell phone III. 63-3tx
WANTED-Two men as news agents on
trains; SIS cash security required.
Van Noy News Co., 222 West Douglas.
143-fr-Su-tu-1
WANTED-A dishwasher; man preferred.
90 n. Lawrence. 63-2tx
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SITUATION WANTED-MA,.E.


MISREPRESENTATION, by honest. reliable
young man; best of references. Address
IS, care Eagle. 61-6tX
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-15s9 North Lawrence. mod
ern .-room house. barn, etc Inquire 3l2
North Main. Stiff
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FOR SALE-Half section. one mile soath-
east CoiGw3ter. level. l6s acres wheat.
100 grass. 4 wheat. $500.
1so-acfr 1arm. loo acres suitable for cul-
iivation, three miles north Wilmore.
sSa.
Half section. improved. 4-room house.
barn. etc. lnQ acres in cultivation. N.seJ,
orchard: four miles northeast WiimcTe.
three minutes TO school.
Twelve quarters in Grant county. 500
per quarter: nice and Level. scattered.
Write or see quick
CoEANCHE CO. REALTY AND ABB
STRACT CO.. Coadwater. Kan sS-Stx
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Corner Tsufh sas - Ffanelx Ave1ae
WICHITA KAz.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-29
\ HappY TaeIzy Party.

Washington, n. c.. Nov. 26.-
Especial The beautiful home OF
Mrs. A. NJ. Dumay, on West Main
street was the scene Of great gaiety on
Tuesday afternoon from to O'Clock
A Tacky Party was the mirthful occa-
sion. All of Washingtons beauty
could hardly be recognized in the gay
and many colOred costumes worn. The
house was artistically decorated in
crimson and gold. The reception hal
and parlors were banked with crimson
autumn leaves, while yellow chrysan-
themlms waved in gaily colored Jap
auese lanterns. The refreshments
we're both SUI table and delicious. Mrs
Dumay represented Baby Mine" and
was, us ever, the same gracious hos
tess. The prize for the tackest cos
tune was rightly awarded Mrs y. D.
Mclean, while the prize for the most
incOngrous costume was presented to
Mrs. Y. NJ Hargrave There were
many interesting contests carried on
with much laughter.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-29
I'm A BAD WAT. )"
MANY A RALEIGH READER WILL
FEEL GRATEFUL FOR THIS
INFORMATION.

When your back gives out;
Becomes lame, weak or aching;
When urinary troubles set in.
Your kidneys are lin II bad way"
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Here is local evidence 10 prove it:
A. II. Haynes, policeman, who lives
at 567 New Bern avenue. says: Il
have used Doan's Kidney Pills, pro-
cured at Bobbitt-Wynne Drug Com
pany's store, and attribute my being
cured entirely to them. | was so sore
! could not sit up in Il chair, and my
back ached right across the loins and
was SO weak / could not stand. In
spite of using we'll known kidney
remedies / did not obtain a particle
of relief. Doan's kidney pills acted
like a charm, the soreness and pain
left me and my back is as strong as
it ever was.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Company, Buff
falo N. Y, sole agents for the United
Sta tes.
Remember the name Doans and
take no substitute.