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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11
ENGINEERS INSPECT
SACRAMENTO RIVER
Government and State Of
ficials Start on Trip From
Red Bluff.

RED BLUFF. June 1o.-Frank o..
Ryan, Commissioner of Public Works
of Sacramento. Colonel w. H. Heuer OF
San Francisco. head OF the Government
Engineering Department for this dis
trict, and T. H. Handberg and w. w.
Hants arrived here to-day. and after a
short stay started down the river on the
steamer which came UP last night. It
is presumed their trip on the river is
being made to learn the condition OF
the channel. Eoats have been running
regularly of late. and the river is In
better nayigable condition than for sew
eral seasons
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FIRE GETS BEYOND
CONTROL OF FARMERS
Flames Spread With Great
Rapidity and Burn Over
21a Square Miles.

RED BLUFF, June 10.-A large grass
fire north Of Corning to-day got beyond
the control of the farmers and spread
north TO Thomas Creek. burning over
two and half square miles The fire
ruined the large Kraft orchard, de-
stroying fences and many trees.
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Music Has Charms
Buckles and Hairpins

BELT BUCKLES-In square
and oblong effects; in flower and
angel-head designs; in Dutch gold.
silver and gun-metal- Price soc
To those who use the real TOR
TOISE SHELL HAIRPINS, here
are some, the fac sirnile. the tor
tone she'll; highly polished, elastic,
but will not break; 8 inches long,
real in looks but a great deal differ
ent in price -Four for sc
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roby Irwin withdrau. From ri<ht.

VALLEJO. June 10.-The match be-
tween Toby Irwin and Spider Joe
we1ch. announced by the Palm Athletic
Club for June q. has been declared or.
Irwin says he has a paying saloon busi-
ness In San Francisco which he cannot
AFFORD to leave to come to Vallejo to
fight. Welch Is continuing his training
and Manager Grennan Of the club Is
looking for another 135 pound man to
pit against the Spider.
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The Man Medicine in complete test
proof-form is sent free in plain wrapper
NOT dollar to pay--not a cent. 1t will
give YOU back all the old-time come and
go of being, alive and young. New young
power and the lift and life OF first man
hood over again. Your whole body will
mount again to the strength and vigor
Of youthful manhood
Your flesh and blood vill shout out the
fact that you are riSht-rfght-rIght.
You know what that means-every man
knows--it means the full force and fire
of vigorous manhood-the fash and
dash of the man alive. who lives again
IA every part of his body being
II means all that--does TINT.
Do you want to be that way?
Do you want TO be a mnn--mnn-Ifke,
man-riElt and man-abIc:
Do you want to be game" again-up
and coming?
Man Medicine will make you so.
The proof Is yours-the whole cost is
ours
Your name and where to send it-all
you have to DO to get 1T. Get 1T. Try
X. We will send IL.
Onr word IS your guarantee.
INTERSTATE REMEDY COMPANY.
2s4 Luck Bldg. Detroit. Mich.
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DR., HOL LSMAN 6 Co.
Hours: 20 Daily; Sunday, TO II.
T2e MARKET ST. crop FLOOR). S. F.
Our Fee Is
Sl2.5O

Consult us be-
fore pla q ! n &
your case for
treatment.
Our cures are
Guaranteed.
We have Is
We ars - experi-
Prce back of us.
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SMITH PUTS IN HARD
DAY ON ROCK PILE
ExyTax Collector Breaks
Stones in a Temperature
of 102 Degrees.
SPECIAL Dispatch to The Call.

SACRAMENTO, June 1O-Ex-Tax Col
lector e. j. Smith, recently sent to Fol-
som for ten years for stealing city coin,
was put at work at the rock pile soon
after his arrival. Although 1t was 1O2 in
the shade at Folsom to-day, he put in
full day shoveling dirt at the rock pile
The prison officials say Smith is good
prisoner.
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LOS ANGELES OFFICIALS
TAKE A TRIP TO SALT LAKE
Prominent Citizens of the South VIII
Be Guests of People of the
Mormon City.

LOS ANGELES, June 1.-two spe-
cial trains conveying nearly all the city
officials of Los Angeles, members of the
Chamber of Commerce and other promi-
nent citizens will leave here tonight
for Salt Lake City, over the new Salt
Lake Railroad. For a week the Cali
fornians will be the guests cf the peo-
pie of the Utah metropolis and will par
ticipate in an elaborate series OF enter
tainments which have been prepared
for their benefit. The object of the
trip is to draw the two cities into closer
commercial relations.
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NEGRO BVRNs HIS HOME
TO "GET EVEN" WITHrWIFE

suit for Divorce Causes All Sorts OF
Trouble In Colored Family
OF Modesto.
MODESTO. June 10.-Sim Maroney
lcolored) Is in jail here charged with
assault with q deadly weapon and
arson. His home was burned this
morning. He is said to have destroyed
the place to get even" with his wife,
who had him arrested for beating her
spd whipping three of his neighbors
after she had filed suit for divorce and
noms stcadcd the family residence.
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You Will Please Us, and We
Know We Can Please YOU,

If you will come and inspect
some of our SHIRT WAISTS.
Here is one made of domestic
silk finished pongee, tucked back
and front; also box pleat made of
tailor stitched bards; new sleeve;
detachable collar and tab: tan with
blue. black or green dots; for the
up-to-date summer girl. Price.
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Gowns

LADIES GOWNS at an econ
omical price, not only in this ad,
but you will find plenty in the store.
Made of soft bleached cambria;
French yoke made of torchon lace
and insertion; tied with satin baby
ribbon; new. sleeves, finished with
ruf4e edged with lace to match
yoke; perfectly made; generous in
width and length; if you expect to
pay ST. rs, you could not get one
better than these. Price. Soc
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sumption only few days ago and the
room which he occupied was being
fumigated when curtain caught fire.
An aged grandmother in an upper
story was saved by narrow margin.
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FIREMEN HAVE A NARROW
ESCAPE AT A FRESNO FIRE

Chief and Member of Department Over
come by Smoke of Blaze That De-
stroys Poorhouse.
FRESNO. June 10.-Fire destroyed
the Poorhouse farm building and the
grand stand Of the racetrack in the
county park to-day. The park Is four
miles from the city and an engine from
this city was sent out to fight the
flames. James Ward, chief Of the Fire
Department, and Harry Van Meter, a
fireman, were overcome by smoke and
heat The fire started in the kitchen
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Free to Men
Man Medicine Free
The Power-Proos OF Perfect Potency In
Every Man Is Now Sent to All
Men Absolutely Free.

Come back TO your youth again Prove
in your own discouraged body the potent
power of the marvellous Man Medicine of
the great Interstate Remedy Company
at their own expense and not at yours.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11
HOME OF Pro PICO BELONGS
TO THE CITY OF WHITTIER
Effort VIII Be Made to Preserve Resi-
dencc OF Cnlif0rnia's Last
Spanish Governor.

dencc OF Caltfornia's Last
Spanish Governor.
WHITTIER, June 10.--Through the
payment of $4,000 the city of Whittier
has come into possession of the adobe
ruin which was at one time the home
of Pho Pico. the last Spanish Governor
of California. The dwelling stands in
the midst of valuable water-bearing &
land, ON which are the wells now sup
plying the city with water. An ef-
fort will be made to preserve the old
building
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COURT FINDS THAT TRAFTON
IS MAYOR OF WATSONVJLLE
Legal Contest Reduces His Plurality
by -Four Votes. but Gives Him
Coveted Chair.

SANTA CRUZ, June 10.-Judge Smith
rendered decision last Saturday in the
Watsonville Mayoralty contest. He
found that four of the eight votes by
which w. A. Trafton was declared
elected Mayor OIL May last were ille-
gally marked. but that Trafton still has
a majority of four votes over his oppo-
nent, ex-Mayor Quinn. Trafton de-
feated Quinn for Mayor in a similar
contest last year.
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Ell. PAsO. Tex, June 10.--One OF the in
ternationa bridges between Ell Paso and Mex-
leo was partially washed out by high water
tn-day.s strest car and wagon traffic is in
terru:ted.
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DIES SUDDENLY FROM HEART DIS
EASE.-Mrs Mary O'Connor. who lives at
369S Eighteenth street. died suddenly in a
store at Io2 Valencia street last night. The
woman accompanied by her daughter.
when she complained of Illness Some water
was brought her but she collapsed and died
few minutes later
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AGED GRANDMOTHER SAVED
FROM DEATH IN FLAMES

Carried From Upper story Of Burning
Residence In the City OF
Fresno.
FRESNO, June 10.--A fine residence
recently built for Fred Kerrick of this
city was to-day destroyed by a fire. A
near relative of the family died of con-
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of the county farm house. The build
ing when constructed eighteen years
ago cost $4,000 and the grand stand
s250o. The insurance amounts TO $500.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11
Why Not Buy Lace Where the
Best DrcSSmakerS Do?

Here is some ALLOVER LACE
or WEBBING, made on Breton net,
in rich thread patterns, I8 inches
wide, in ecru or white. Price, a
yard ............ soc
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MAYOR OF SAN DIEGO WANTS
THE CITY CLERK DISMISSED
Bases Request on Belief That Oficial
Is Guilty of Falsifying His

SAN DIEGO. June 10.-Mayor Sehon,
the question OF whose eligibility to Of
fee is now pending in the Appellate
Court, the Superior Court having de-
cided against him. this afternoon de-
manded the resignation of City Clerk
Harry Vincent. The Mayor alleges as
ground for his action belief that the
city records have been falsifed and re-
quests that the Council appoint a COM
mittee to investigate.
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JvSt Received

A full line of SUMMER GLOVES
in kid, Isle or silk.
LADIES FRENCH Isle
GLOVES, with silk stitching on the,
back; double woven; all colors. in
cluding black and whiteA pair soc
LADIES' SILK ELBOW
GLOVES-In II and I6 button
length; in brown, mode, tan, black
and white. Price. soc and Toe
THE CELEBRATED SOROSIS
GLOVE-Made of dogskin; out
seam stitching; two patent clasps;
will outwear any imported glove
made; in tan, brown, red, black,
white. Price. 90
Gloves cleaned by dry process,
SC a pair.
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The New Svnhurst ACCORDION
plcated UndcrSkirt
clio ,instead of So

Made of silk finished sateen; trim
med with I6-inch ACCORDION pleated
flounce; finished with two tailor
stitched bands and rufle; in black
and white, and black and green
stripes. Price ...........$1.1 10
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Here's Another

LADIES' WAIST-Made of
white Japanese silk; front trimmed
with very fancy designs of Valen-
ciennes lace. tucks and medallions:
new sleeves, cuff trimmed with lace
and insertion; to the woman who
expects to pay SIS for waist, we
would like her to inspect these that
we will sell Monday and Tuesday
for Observation-Disclosures .$x.4O
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We assure you if you are in
need of any
Ladies' Summer Neekweal

! Ladies Summer NcckWc0r
That we have up-to-date styles
and low prices.
LADIES' WASH COLLAR
Made of English lawn, trimmed
with Valenciennes lace; herring
bone insertion and medallions.
Price .................. Zoe
TIES and SCARFS and WIND
SORS are all the vogue now. Here
are some made of extra heavy surah
in checks, stripes, also plain; some
are silk embroidered in star and an
Choir patterns; washable. Price
........... &OC
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Neck Chains

You know how stylish they are now.
MOURNING BEADS with gun
metal clasp. Price .......... .25c
DUTCH GOLD BEAD CHAINS
Rich bright colors; unbreakable; +;
patent clasp. Price. Zoe
TURQUOISE or BLUE BEADS
Graduated sizes; patent gilt clasp.
Price .25c
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we Are Agents for the New
idea Dress Patterns

Those who have used them find
they give a perfect fitting dress. AL
patter0 each. 1OC
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11

vsr1coceie. gieeJ structures kidneys. failing
memory Drains in the urine gonorrhes, dis-
ease Of the prostate glands ard all other terrs-
be effects CT self-abuse or e1cesses which lead
on to consumption and death. Positively cure.
the worst cases in ole young OF that frorti-
flying condition. qcickness Of the discharge an
wanting 10 do. and you can't Sent sealed ~
per bottle; three bottles. IS. Guaranteed cure
any case
Call OF address orders HALLS MEDICAL
INSTITUTE. s55 Broadway. Oakland Cal.
Also for sale st lo73h Market ST.. s r. Send
for free book
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::;;sts:s?s READ EVERY TAG
1eez1Se G5S9zEz5Ygsff fSe SS SslcE ey1zz1s
Liehtweiaht Corsets

For Summer car at an Extra Light
Price.
LA BONITA-Made of English
Batiste, double side steels. circular
cut. Princess hip. lace trimmed: m
white only. Price.-..----..--"'' "''
Music Has Charms
And these ought to coax YOU to
buv some at this low price. Such
nieces as these: Dear Old Frisco.
aCaIifornia's Sunny Dells.. WAY
Down East" Coax Me" Price.
each .................. ......-
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Only one to a customer.

No More Fear, Large Woman,
Of not getting KNITTED UN-
DERWEAR to fit you; we make a
speciality Of large sizes.
Here is LADIES' PATENT
KNITTED DRAWERS, made of
French thread, jei ley knit, wide UNI
brella shape, trimmed with torchon
lace, French band. Price 80. SOC
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CHILDREN'S COMBINATION
Monday Is Remnant Day in
Vcilina

Made in Tuxedo, criss-cross and
spider web effects. chenille dotted.
embroidered and velvet dots, III.
SO and AZ inches long, mostly all
black. A remnant .........5 .5c
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Silk Underwear Underpriced

LADIES' ESTS-Made of pure
Vega silk; high neck and long
sleeves; swiss ribbed; tights to
match; knee or ankle length; snug
fitting tops; in pink, blue or white
Prize 81 90
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Always Striving TO Do Better,
and VIC Invariably Succeed

BOYS BLOUSE SUIT-Made
in the new admiral style, of steam
shrunk white duck; deep sailor col
lar, finished with sailor tie; shield
piece silk embroidered with star
and bar; blouse waist; new sleeves;
tailor stitched; finished with large
pearl buttons; pants to match;
sizes 2 TO -. Price .36c
CHILDREN'S DRESSES for
less than the cost of the trimming.
Made of linen lawn in the newest
French styles; fotilla yoke with in
sertion, tucks and hemstitching;
skirt finished with deep hem; yoke
trimmed with wide swiss embroid-
cred ruf1e; neck and sleeves finished
with braid and narrow hemstitched
ruff1e
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For Evcnins Wear

Thin summer garments why not ger
one of these decollete. VEGA SILK
VESTS, no shoulders, jersey RIB
bed, narrow ribbon straps, Valen-
ciennes lace, trimmed in pink. blue
or white. Price .............. .oVc
No Excuse for Not Walking
Erect
If you wear one of these COM
bined straight-front abdominal. re-
ducing and kant-come-undone
HOSE SUPPORTERS. Made
with perfect fitting sateen pad with
belt attached; four straps of extra
heavy elastic, with patent button
clasps attached; in red, pink, blue.
Waist Lensthener and 6irdle
Former
Every part adjustable; made OF
aluminium; gives French round ef-
feet; simple and perfect. Price. 1oc
Spool Silk
The good sewing kind and at an
unusually low price. The Colum-
bia make; in red, blue, green, pink,
also black; 100 dozen; we can't say
how long the price will last. Price
A spool &c
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Some Women Are Not Easily
Satisfied

The particular woman we would
like to come in and see these
HOUSE WRAPPERS or LONG
KIMONAS-Made of. good quality
Scotch lawn; yoke back and front;
extra wide Mikado sleeves and
down the front trimmed with wide
band of solid color; striped and
fancy designs of blue and white or
black and white; you know what
lawn costs and it takes 10 yards to
make one. Our price finished. 79c
You will not need a microscope
to tell the good quality of these
Shields
By handling you will find how
soft and perfectly finished they are.
Made of stockinet and rubber; full
size and odorless: perspiration
proof. Price pair. -. DC
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Underwear for the Little Ones
at Little Prices

CHILDREN'S VESTS Cele-
brated Mentor make; made of finest
picked thread; fleeced lined; in gray
or white; pantlets to match; all
sizes 25c
CHILDREN'S COMBINATION
SUITS-Made of velvet finished
thread; non-irritating to the most
sensitive skin; high neck and long
sleeves; ankle length; in gray or
white. Price. soc
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EmbroiderieS

ever shown in a retail store.
Sample pieces of surplus stock,
that we bought from one of the
leading jobbers. Made on cambrics,
lawn, Swiss, many patterns and
many designs
9 inches wide 15c
IL inches wide ........... .17c
I8 inches wide ...........26 .26c
insertions to match. June brides
should not fail to inspect these
when preparing their. trousseau.
If your STOCKINGS are not
worth darn, why not get pair of
Racine Feet
Cut the feet off the uppers, stitch
these on; so simple child can do
it. Price. 8 pairs. .2oc
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WEAK MEN

DIR HALLS REINVIC.,RAToR
stops ali losses aud unnatural dis-
charges IN "a hours You feel an
Improvement from The nrst dose.
Ne have so much confidence IN our
treatment that we offer Five Hun
dreo reward for any case we can
not cure. This secret remedy cures
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11
Stout Women

When looking for a belt that will
fit and please you come to the Price
Cutters:
Here is one made of extra heavy
silk taffeta; adjustable Dutch gold
buckle; extra large sizes, 40 to 46
waist. Price .............5 soc
Some customers want quality.
Some want style.
All want good values.
At the Price Cutters they get
style, quality and values in these
Handbags
Made of reindeer skin; 10 inches
wide; leather covered frame; MORE
lined; coin purse inside to match;
hand-braidcd leather handle; in
brown, tan, black. Price. $1.25
Some Women Are Not Easily
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Look to the Price Cutter for
Values

Here is one. A BUREAU SCARF
OR RUNNER. IS inches wide
and 81 inches long, four rows OF
handmade Battenberg insertion
and finished with deep hem. Price
On our four bargain tables you
will see the largest assortment of
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N4rc E%es/erGurcy

En- nerv9s, irritabel Moder, ofte nnr
GrRnsen af Hysteri, kan like drage
OmsOrg for B3rnene; discs Anleg
@delRgges, og Diet virker tilbage paa
hende selv. Scener mellem B@rnene og
deres Moder skyldes ofte. at Moderen
har Ell eller anden s;erlig Ki9nssyag-
he'd og derfor er fuldstpndig uda af
Stand til at udllolde Diet nerypse Tryk,
som Bgrneopdragelse har i Fplge; Diet
err umuligt for hende at udf@re noget
sindigt.
Kvinders Sygdomme virker som lid
paa Nerverna fplgelig hidrprer Nj
Tier1ledele If nerves Udel;uggelse og
Svaekkelse. Mismod, S6vnl6shed og
nerves Irritabilitet hos. Kyinder fra
IN eller anden Uorden i den kvindelige
ORGANISING.
Har De .Anfald af Nedtrykthed og
Hvilelgshed, afyekslende med yderlig
Irritabilitet? Bliver Deres Stemning
let paavirket, saa De Diet II Ole
blk Ter, og Diet andet er nnr we'd at
grnde?
Err Diet lem like undertiden, som
ON en- Klu.np sad i Deres Strube Og
var lige we'd at kvnle Dem? Enhver
Sans svigter, De err s~krnkkelig folsom
for Lys og I.yde; Smerter i Eggestok-
ken og navnlig mellem Skuldrene:
nedtyngende Smerter; nerves Dyspep-
STA og nesten altid i daarligt Hudpr?
Err Diet saa, er Deres Nerver Ode
lagte, og De trues af nerves Svek-
kelse.
Der er overvnldende Bevis for, at
Inlet i Verden er bedre for en- saadan
ED Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound: Tusinder og after Tusin-
der af Kvinder bevidner dette.
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Dppheb fan lite helbrebes

OpDDe0 a. tire DeloreoeS
be6 lofale Wioler, ga Sc iffe fan nau
Ben angrebne Gel al 9ret. Ser er
ffm11 en- Moa6e at fnrere 9gpbe6, %
set er peo fonitit11tionelle Mioler.
Dbpbeb %foraariages neD Ell betanM
Stl1tano al @limbinoen / set eu1ta=
cbiife &gr. @aar Bette &er bliber
inflomeret, merfer 81 Ell rumlen6c
2po eller faar en- 0aarlig &grelis,
og 1aar Sen bltper belt luffet, er
Dgbbe0 Sglgeu, % me0 min6re 8e.
ten0elien tan finrnesi og bette @pr
giengibes fin normnfe, Silltan6, bill
Sgrelien bore goelagt for iteoie. sri
u6 af II Silfal6e fremfal6es peb Sea-
tarrb, Ser er intet an6et enc en- be-
ta1ot Eilitano at @limbinoerne.
I 81 bill gibe ct bunore6e DollatS
for etbbert Gilfelse at Dppbe6 Gor-
aarfaget at &dtarrb), iom lite Tan
htreres me0 &oIl's @atarrb Cure.
Sfrip efter girfulare,, rit..
I=...s s. s. gbeneD& 60,
Eole6o,.0 s..
SpIaes BOG Mpofbefere, 75c.
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UNGE MEND

enskes til at 1sere Telegrafering og Jernbanc
Hvis wore udexaminerede Clever
like faar $50 til $1OOi Ign pr Manned, skal
de intet betale for rndervisningen. Stor Eff
tersp0rgse1 efter Te1egrafster. Wore seks Skoa
Ter er de st0rste / Amerika og err godkjendte
af allie Jernbane Embedsma nd. NJ err Diet
den bedste It'd. Skriv efter Katalog. Morse
School Of Biography, Cincinnati. Ola
Crosse, Wis. (skriv til en- at ovenn@vnts Stede1.)
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SKANDINAW|SlE RARMERB

1ndbydes til at bosette sig 1 Staten Mary
land. hvor de vii fnde ct ~behageligt og sundt
klima og meget Land til rimelige Priser. Paa
Grund at den umiddelbare Nerhed af Ostens
stOrste Dyer faar wore Farmere altid hole
Priser for deres Produkter. Kart og beskri.
vende Pamfetter vii blive sendt frit we'd Hen
vendelse til H BadenhOOp, Sec'y State
Board Of immigration, Baltimore. Md.
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Sra g res. 81 90 e b e 1T
er til Suitttarins 8eicbman / Srono-
biem i1olpbet en- Gaffeifripelie for
Oct &ploningsteiegram, iom @rGli-
benton mootog fra uSS1ter1ational
somt Ms%iociation"S @ongres / Sri.
l%tiauiq.
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.Mrs GH0s EBro1uzz

Mrs Chester Curry, Dirigent for
Ladies' Symphony Orchestra, 40 Sa-
ratoga Street, Boston,, Mass, skriver:
Kj9re Mrs. Pinkham:-
II otte Aar var jeg yder1ig nerves oghyste-
risk. foraarsaget we'd uregelret Menstrual
ton. leg kunde like gledes we'd Livet el:er
sove ON Natten; var meget irritabel, nerves
og nedtrykt.
Lydia Pinkham'sv Vegetable Compound
blew mig anbefalet og blew Diet eneste Helbre-
d~elsesmiddel Tor mig. Daglig- er jeg bleven
NervQsitet er f~orsvundet."
Mrs. Charles F. Brown. Vice Prn-
sident for The Mothers Club, 81 Cedar
Terrace Hot Springs, Ark, skriver:
Kjere Mrs. P~inkham:-
"Jeg hensl@bte nj Aar afen e1endig Tive
relse. saa udmattet at Smerte og Nerv0sitet
som ieg vel kunde b1ive. Da saa jeg ct Vid-
nesbyrd fra en- Kvinde i samme Pertaining.
og hvilke vidunderlige Resultater hun havde
udvundet af Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. leg besluttede at prove Diet, og
var efter en- Maaneds For19b en- ganske an
den Ksvinde. Min Nerv@sitet var forsvundet,
jeg var like mere irritabel, og min Mand blew
after fore1sket / mig"
kvinder bGr erindre, at Lydia E.
Pinkllam's Vegetable Compound er
den Medicin, som err bogf@rt for Diet
st@rste Antal H%elbredelser i kvindelige
Tilfelde, og tag saa like noget Sub
l Stitut.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-13

CIT 9 y baa6 5, iom ifal
gao fra &ittingsfos til &ol0en 8ro,
pberit / Gftelgt, Som0ipur, boloer
man 11lt paa at faa igang. 8aaoen,
Iiom ifal forrelpon0ere meo Sogene
poa o-Gittingfosbanen
bill antagelig foltet 5000 @rouer.
Ser 0ripes / 6isie Gage energiif mes
Se9ning al glitter - bper pao 100
&roner og 5oretogenoet ifol boz
re iifret. Set bill betegre ct itort
6remifriot / 9iitriftets &omu11ifa-
tionspgien og uoen Spil tilfere
as,
ifillige Sn0tegter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-13

g . tit 2arer an q T !
6 n n 8. 2arer g. SgnlteooIo
pe0 glperums Solfeifole er aniat
iom 2erer / plmenoannenoe Sag peo
ct Ml,iifinititut for 8li,oe ! @arbc.
Sen 9f 2onoon.