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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17

Shocking a. II may seem. the
license and revenue committee Of
the city council has decided To make
a move and that. too. without the
apparent consent Of the mayor.
There ia a good deal for the com
rnittee 10 do. II Il really has a
change OF heart and wants a halo
Of moral atmosphere 20 surround
the saloons OF the city.
The mayor Is apparently tmmov-
able and seems 10 have no Intention
of cleaning the city up to the claims
OF hia annual report. One or twu
rpaamodie attempts have been made
To do something. but they have stop
ped az suddenly as they began.
Whenever the mayor gets busy he
simply calls scotty Ferguson In and
gives hlm a raking over and then
issues the proclamation that be has
cleaned the town"
m the mayor or the license com
mlttee really wanted 10 do some
thing worthy Of a leather medal.
they eouid easily find plenty Of
wark. Any night they could find
that the Belmont saloon. on King
street. Is running ~ a concert hall
Of the most degraded type. without
the least semblance Of fear Of the
moral claims Of the mayor
Every night Of tho week girls
dance. frequent the saloons aud So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17

An audience more worthy of the
merit OF The Manfelll program LIST
enea through the III Trovatoro's Sc
lectiuna last niEht niEht and APP
plauded appreciRfively each Of the
excellent numbers The garden.
tower and prison scenes from the
opera were given. and splendid
dramatic effect vas offered In ad-
dftinn 70 the high quality % tho
aInEing Walter Wheatley ~ Man
rico. the troubadour. gave the audi
encs a real treat I'm clear, sweet
tenor tones. sympatheiieaily cxecut-
81. aud Archilli Albertis singing 81
the role ~ Count III Luna. In a rich
low baritone. vas another real ueat
The role 81 In-z was taken by Mlhs
Cbatterton HckoN very sweetly.
and Nine. Soldi sang the part 81
the Duchess Lnauora. In her excel
lent ana we'll modulated and ORA
matte soprano.
Mautelll. as Azncena. was splen-
sdldly dramatic aHd the fuil. strong,
solear tones Of her powerful mono
anprona together ith her dramatic
delivery. ELECTED encore after en-
core Mantelu. while perhaps lack
ling In sympathetic quality, has a
Hstriklng personality and appeals
strongly. The handling Of the oPeF-
attic sslsctlons gave much Of the
Of the whole opera. and
.fhroughout the program was ono
no delight the musically Inclined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17
GILLIAN
TO DECIDE

II Ia uuW Ia the hands al the FOR
purmlan counsel 10 decide once
more II the city has d night IA Gu
force the state statute fprbidiiua a
longer wufkduy than eight hours
ln the pruacfufipa If pHhlie eun
trarts Tho communication ~ the
local Federal uhiuu aaking that the
law be enforced. was referred 20
him this morning by the board Of
works
The latest supreme court ruling ia
10 the effect that the Law "a conHtitu=
tiuual In a teHt ease brought be
fore Judge Bell. however prior %
this ruling 81 the supreme court u
wna held that tho law WINS uueouHti=
tuttonul The board Of works seeks
10 learn from the corporation cauu#
sci how the supreme court ruling
Will apply ON Judge Bells decision
The enHr tried before Judge Bell rs
now pending on tho supreme court
calendar. the Western Central La
Dor union having appealed the case
The communication from the Fed
cful union 90 the board. signed by
A y Fowler f. = Watson. Emil
Herman. August Egli and James
Murphy iH ha follows.
"The following resolutions were
passed al the regular meeting of
tho Federal union. tllsT. A. +. Of l..
January -. 800
whereas. The supreme court ~
the state ~ Washington has ran-
dered n decision sustaining the
cunatltutianalltY 81 the eight-huur
law on public works. and
Whereas Contractors engaged
upon municipal works for the city
Of Seattle are deliberately violating
this law. notwithstanding the OBJ
yioua fact that said contracts were
taken upon tho basis Of the eight
hour labor day. and
Whereas. The taxpayers 81 this
city are already paying the add
tlunnl cost Of an elEht-hour day
and
whereas. Said moneys are not
being paid fuE the labor and thus
returned into the channels ~ trade.
thereby bcnefitluE the entire munie-
ipalify. burt are heing Illegally a.
verified 10 augment the profits uf the
Seattle Contractors association
Therefore. be II resolved. That
we. the Federal Labor union. an or
sanizution u iahorrrs feiuzsns and
taxpayers 81 the city 81 seattlel In
regular nesting. Do hereby respect
fully call the attention uf the hon
orable members of the board II
public works 60 the facts as above
cited. and DO hcwby call upon Hsid
board ~ public works 20 immediate
y enforce said s-hour law. BY the
power vested Ia them. By the char
ter OF the city Of Seattle"
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toe could look into. and possibly
find something II does unt want %.
are the conditions on Pike street
and lirzt avenue. II could nud uut
eiat how much respect certain su-
lueuheeprrH have for the law aud
how much thuy fear an enforce
menL The mayor might get "a 1T
tle Information that would do him
good
Any night the Officials could md
boys drinking nt the various resorts
and have "a chance 90 hold Il con
vrraaiiou with the inmntrH of some
nearby huuae of prohibition In one
or the hundreds OF boxes that have
not been removed hy the orders af
tho mayor. In ono saloon az least
20 boys were seen "a buy drinks al
the bar one niEht aud not one OF
them waa over IS years Of age
Women from the under world can
be- found Ia any If the saloons
drinking and lps'IIHIng In hilarious
conversation with male companions.
This condition does not exist oefa-
aiunallY. bat can be found all the
time. Young girls are permitted to
frequent these places aud drink IN
company With male companions.
II can be shown 60 the mayor and
the license committee that. were the
state law enforced or the penalty
Tor violation strictly adhered Ia by
the council. there would be about
ono saloon on Pike street and First
avenue whern there r. now ten
Even n tho mayor or COMMITTEES
do not want tn enforce the law thoY
might demand a little more moral
aspect They might. for the sake %
deerncy prevent the practice Of
Young boys and girls drinking In
the saloons Ia this ueiRhbarhoad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17

aee.
Whra hterviavsd toours. tbry
ssEIesa M areateaa uhsaanru over
tha aivtun acceptance. rhla h
Is hst Hlob af them 8a were secs Iaat
HIHht tN =f1r man said
GrIo aw HlHd chat nf. Mat
thaNs has consented o. maks his
Address am sure that e viii show
that sugh dcfosHIufy remarks az he
has heard about Hs sin be found TO
D. based ou malicious runner.
Gta= JHtu The committee made
70 report tohhzht 1 UHa unarr the
Impression that mr. Matthews had
EutIrn the cold feet rnd was anxious
Ja bask down Eram BATS H.sh perch
It Is How up tu him ta make gurd.
Df.shten=#t do roe know what
SORT 81 Information ar miaIufaFmaz 3
tiuu has been placed m pr Mat
thnNa hands. bat I ann confident
that he Nul noe bn chile 10 prove
that anything much auf % the way
has occurred OF eUursa Re T. easy
to make assertions Huf thus far
ur. Matthews has acted quite gem
ileuaanlY tn the matter have been
u Tits council a IuHr fIme but only
once have I had oreHsIeu 10 believe
that money was used in influencing
a vote
Mullcn-tr pr Matthews knows
of ans sxplicit ureus.Iana co any
member - this council 1 want him
60 prove it.
Rude certainly hayr nothing 10
fear from nr. NiuuheWa tf am
differing WITH EfauItIs. foat
know %.
on. If afn saff~riuE from the dts
ease 81 Uhish he speaks am viii
Ing Go take ms medicine.
Ehimdcn Ne. really. I arm not
hfralI - nv Matthews. even II
every ether clergyman IN Seattle
eonspirva VITA h.m 20 prove me a
trloa takcr.
Eioueu-t have not talked 60 other
members about fh~ subject. but b.
certainly appears 70 mr. and I
ailauid think g. any either man Of
Ordinary sense. chat far the council
e. refuse 20 hear ur Matthews after
inviting him CD ufFke Euad. would
b. pretty near equivalent 20 self
Indictment.
I've report which ERE sreriai conn
mittsc made To ths eeuacH T. a
quaint little erisllr. ~ Is az cold
aud formal ~ an invitation 90 a
duet In fufi e fellows
Your special committee. appoint
"a two weeks atsu ca invite the
Rev uf. Matthews 20 arraar before
them and specify 3 herein The aouu-
EtL - the tnefstaFa thereof had
manifested symptoms og gfatGiitia
beg 20 report that they they watt
"a upau said Rev. ~ Matthew'S
acuse DAYS aEo aud that she batter
refused 90 mHhr any susa iueafiuna
~ enter into any "details "a or with
this committee. but stated that he
world De pleased - aHear before
TIRE erHurti ua Monday the auth
Instant ana deliver an address in
ntrh ~ would point out cerfa To
symptoms % Rruffifis manifest 20
him. provided he BE- allowed % de-
liver Ms ailir.uz uninterrupted ~
members ~ ths nnnmriI
This committee would recon-
mend that the said Rev uF. Mat
thews be notified that Il VIII -
agreeable Co the council for him -
BE- present and deliver suca aaEiru aH
On the evening mentioned
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"a, enaunHnus srs' the men .s.Ha
= NJ asuHgI laal HIEHf fel'1 g.
- eey 81 4. MatlhfNa. 20 10"
ssr.t pfashFis church % Ae-
- beloHa theHI .Ho last Monday
.,sriar az Ihr present month %
...e.auuals tar ehH.Era made ek
~, hat satgfHI st tH# Hehe'Ha AH"
.al.ird with Hftita. n tet-
smmsn datlon n#H tzsF# ae"a 'aH
ssrsrt a. tae #tH IaH tsfn'H'ttHz.
.-sasslms VI tH.ss 1itsateh ans
mullen arra'H.1a 81 WAt' HlNn W.
matthews o. present tHr Neaf's't
nygatIon.
Nthough tha Zen taken hf thn
-ssnra hst nHsHt WIS unanimous.
avs frmtus sH# #sssEtlans tHat
tsee been mEHa #HHi the FeaHsb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17
HAVE GOOD
WORD FOR
MORMONS

WASHINGTON. Jan. fT.-Judgs
MECArty resumed hts testimony in
the Smo0t hearing this morning
with the statement that there was n
disposition among thu Murmuns 70
turn the judiciary 81 the state over
60 the Geufilos. With the exception
Of some district iudEoshlpa. the
church tried 70 keep entirely out of
politics. bat were continually nag
ged bg politician
r. ". Young. Formerly ln the reg
ular army. testified that he was a
demncrRf. a Mormon. grandson Of
Brigham Young and president Of
one % the four satakesf into which
salt Lake Il divided ~ the church.
lie Is not a polyEamiaf and believed
the sentiment OF the Mormuus was
decidedly hostile 10 polyRamy Since
1890 the tearhEnE and policy 81 the
church had been TO discourage po-
lygamT.
Attorney Taylor read a dispatch
HurporfinE 10 give The language Of
Bishop Connolly at Eureka. Utah.
on Sunday last The bishop 10
quoted as denouneiuR those Nor
mons a. traitors who attempted At
this hearing 10 describe the eudgw-
ment ceremony. lie said he bad
known men 70 be shot FOR violating
such oatha. The witness agreed
with the sentiment 81 ths bishop.
with the exception Of that part q
the speech about men being shot
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MORAL WAVE HIT THE
LICENSE COMMITTEE
FIRST sPAsm IN TIE MASON sARBEHs FARCE TO HIVES
TIeArE rHE CONDITIONS AT THE coMloUE rHEArEs

Councilman Dauiton woke up the
ucsuse and rvvenur committee Yra-
tcrday aftsfnoon, threw duNn the
snuutist - Mayor HaiiinHvr ana
thirf DELANEY, inainuatinE that
they we're not doing their duty. aud
succeeded iu setting the committee
"a - over the h-ads 81 th~ sxecu-
tive officers By inatrueiinH = l.
Marsh seAttiea allesad license iu-
srecfor. "a Investigate conditions al
the Maison Inrheria anI tha
cumlaae theatsr. Prom statements
nabiished frum time "a time m the
star On rrEard 90 both notorious re-
sorts. paulton IL convinced that it
Is hiEh time that tho COMMITTEES elaa
fini.ua it, bearings
Not only does pauitun and ar
least one other member ~ the come
mitiee want % know whether the
Instructions 81 the committee are tn
te followed by the mayer. bat they
also want 90 ftnd Out To fuHf baf
mauuHr they have been sold uut hF
other members Of tha committee
~ luvFstiEa proceeds it be-
comes evident that Harlr~rts turned
has place wide open nat only vita
TIE CONSENT % the mayor hut With
that ~ certain members 81 ths
tirsuar aud revenue committee Il
r. ROW freely iutimnfei by certain
usesmkefa ~ the committee that th@Y
believe they have been nold oat. and
thnf mauey vas used freely thr .aat
tims The liHraaa uaa up before The
cauueu
A. the investigation that an be
Hlslds BY Marsh viii hs merely a
faree. uathlnx mere can be expected
from e than that Il wiH be % least
step iu the right dlree tiun u
Marsh was willing or capable "
making an investigation he would
have discovered the rotten ranais
ton 81 things az the Maizun the
Cufniqus and dozeu other uato-
rtoua resorts above and below the
daadlIne and have reported the facts
Ia the committee long sKu.
However. the license Inspector
nlay a. least take the trouble Ia 60
uu Co ths court house and fiud the
bin % sale b. which the nalnau has
been re- sold 10 Barheria. thus PRIV
luK that the latter IL running With
out a license and has not even taken
th9 trouhiv to apply 10 the council
for ono.
II the committee really does any
thing In the matter. tn yiew q the
fact that the revolving coalitions
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New Y0aR srsEs.

Af.hIa1u. rs. sII=2. STA
Anal Copper 1ga-h 4tg#s. If1-a
Is a o.. 1895. 1gi3=4, igt -
b. De- r. st5-#, - 5-a. 1894
can. ras.. l8t ~. la3 .-a. ia IA
Eria. eou-. 90 IA. % 81 - 81
Manhattan. 1855. Ig3I-f Ig9 -.
Mafnapn INIT IA. AZ
$40 ranIfl. 1874. JOS "a. TOO f-s.
L. a s. GitI#H. flg1=s. l1gI=z.
PEG Gas Iu4 81. ID5 IS. 100 l=8.
Penn. Ias. t81 -. I8II=4
Reading. -8a-f. 81 ~. Ha a-E
r. D. com. asa.4. 1865. agI-z.
So Pacific. -. ~ Is. GfI Is.
81 Paul. I1f1=f. 1865. I43 3=s.
suuI IA B-s. 1tg rs, li8 a-s.
T. T.. IlH a-s. is Bob tlF5=s.
Z. b. g.. com. 81 Is. gg5-s. 30 5-s.
4 b. b. rfds ~ Is. sfl=4. 9fI-L
Wheat Liverpool May wheat
opened a-sa IaHsr and closed 3-fs
lower than gsafsHIay.
Gaf Receipts Minneapolis. zaTs
Huiuth. &C. chicago. 81
chicago aHHh HheHf closed as fol-
lows Sra. rcd. Fflsfs. 80. red.
tltfaIIg. 30 . hard. winter.
tlI2EuIIa. SO hard. winter.
tiu5aIlis $50. / northern. spring.
tIIs5a. nominal 80. northern.
spring. tfIlalI5. Eo. northern.
spring. g1bsml1s Trade today has
been DUH but continues exceedingly
nervous on 90 almost wholly profess
sloual market. The range was rath-
ef narrow. although changes we're
gulcl The mar zst continues iu a
conaeated condition and Il SIN in
control of the professional interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17
AVENUE IS
TO Be REGRADED
COUNCIL DECIDES WORK THAT STREET AT ria
TIME AS THIRD AvGuhE

The eouHrii last night passed the
ordinances providing FOR the grading
OF rhlrd Aaa Fsaufth avenues ac-
geta.nE 20 the radical grades It's
action was sudden and will be a
surprise Ga many Eourth avenue
property owners Same Of the lat
Ter. notably 3. N Coiupu. object "a
tie Fourth uvvaue rcgrade ant may
ftEht u m court. Up tn yesterday
aftsTuueu IL lunhra aH though the
t"ufth avenue regHudr measure
would b. dropped because of this
Opposition the council being farerd
Co pat thuuueb the Third avenue to-
sfudr alone.
itraiialnE. however. the excessive
cost that would be thrown upon the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17
At THE THEATERS


AhAa III , aAN#A
aherldAn.a comedy. The Rivals. ="
with Joseph Jefferson. r.. and Will
lam ". Jefferson and their all-star
cast Will hold tho boards az the
Grand tonight tomorrow Afternoon
and tomorrow night
Tho Rivals was written almost
ia0 years ago. Ar. Ioaeph Jeffer
son attn retains it as one Of his
greatest drawing eards. aud his per
fnrmanee ~ Fighting Rob Acres ia
claaaic The fifth generation u
The greatest Of all theatrical fam
Allies n represented by William "
and Joseph Jefferson. lr. who will
tread the boards IA the good old
fomedy tonight
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city hy grading Tblrl avenue before
Fourth avenue. because Of the heavy
damages chat would result. the city
officials resolved 10 make "a ftEht Co
push the Fourth avenue regfaau
through az tho saline time II un-
Willing property owners object they
muHt make their objection Ia court
The council also PASSED the urdi-
nanera providing Tor che paving Of
Aane hiu aud North Seattle. 10000
% the gant Of which viii be borne BY
the general fund Another blk job
authorized was the pavement OF
Pike street from Seventh avenue To-
uarsu avenue The aggregate cost
or AL these immense improvements
viii be 5luss ta 81 SEQ 600.
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a rars IadIafsti1H - taHNsif sh1H 20
tAs cd thaarV tHat Nhen thn stauaaE y
~ mseh4uiaaIs asaeaf ttn oausan L..
A eafharticaz rarH1fINeH. etE ere
sd shhan give eusY temporary ~
~ hssaaasa thrF dtEraf hE Irritating
tks HHin1 - lna stomach
Nnlsfa ariaHGs HeanEuiEEa fHH fHet
fhzf H "a ere nerves that furnishes
r.sfire nFsaF O. digest Eaa contents
a ~ stomach.
ne rerlea aEitata ard mix she fHasi
Ard Stimulate ere assrutluas When
Dr. beennaH weakened they lack r1-
srxy an1 lntiErssiap. dFaps uHla. scar
ss4s-sask rsaas'f
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rom The Times OF January tth-
Second Avenue FurrierS
Suffer Heavy Loss
From Fire

on the second day ~ this month
LitchnrlI s. s.h'aurH. curriers'. a
1916 Second uveuur, cancelled about
g naa rf the Insurance they carried
ON ther $4,000 stock. Last night
tnH building took fire. aud the own
Hr4 saw obey have suffered "a Jess OF
between $1,000 and $4,000. They
kept only $4,000 Insurance. SO their
actual Joss. according 90 their own
figures. il 1bant $1,000.
Tho fire occurred at about II so
O'clock. and started tn the skuroom
aud factory OF the store lu the rear
part of the building. The origin has
noe been positively determined. but
t Il thought 90 have been caused hy
crossed wires. The fire had been
burning fer some time before a
merchants uutTolmHu discovered II
An alarm was TUNED la from a box
40 First avenue and University
street and the fire department was
thereby delayed "a few minutes tn
reaehing the scene
After the firemeu arrived they
fought the flames for several min
utes. turning tn water from both the
front and rear of the building 4
hand fire eNtuEuisher being oper-
nted by Lieut. Murphy exploded and
tore hole fu the ceiling. Murphy
almost miraCulously escaped injury.
When the hlaze had been pint ont
The factory part of tho store WAS q
tatal loss Many fine furs running
I'm value Into hundreds of dollars FOR
each piece were destroyed.
The proprietnTs of the store an
ueuuse that thnv viii reopen Tor
business ag soon us insurance add
justora look over the damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17
THE GAMBLERS WIFE

THE GAMBLERS WIFE
Tho AlcaEar and ita patrons are
iu luck A urw stock company and
good one. worth the price ~ al
mission and then some. has come
60 the llttle thratnr The Lonadair
company opened last uight Ia The
Gamblers Wife and proved ifsrlf
capable ~ handling the play la
good style R.lmn members % the
company we're particularly good
VIII Thebua a. Colonel Binby. did
q really splendid piece ~ character
acting Martin Oats. ia tho role Of
Ethel Wayne. and BsFy MAY a. Mrs.
uoEgB. we're both FREE from ANA
tnuriahneaa and excellent In their
PARTS Nellie stark In the leading
role Was also good and will. IN
duuhtediY soon BE- a popular favor
itc. She r.. however. handicapped
hy wax voice. leighton Stark
and Bon Stone also contribute 20
the strong support
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o0II MrdaI iG76 ToU N0T-H- itiE

cold MEDAL fg7s Too Notch. iffg
Ccrsafa-
Whole wheat Zoe. per bale. = 40
whole WHEAT guur per bhi. q 70.
Ernhgnl per hbl# -, graham l0a.
bhl o. rye duar fGa usF bale.
per hbla 1850. hurtu heat per bale.
rye meal. per bale 81 60 bueHwh'-s {.
rar bill q buehHheaf PEG bale
IAN corn meal los. uar bHis s. 90
corn meal 5as. per hbl - yellow
corn meal. Zoe. ror bHlr. O. TO- white
corn meal 69s. g rolled 8afs. ps
hht q . CO. 1870 Whraf flakes.
box 20 lbs s. 20 sarina. per Dol
$50 nuing len. anfsa. per bale
- hofa my BsFau. Per hhi. - 20
b. rsinp. HHis D. O.. baic. g so. Holly
ralf raising buab heat. - 80. HuHe.
g. %. pearl barley THafh boxes.
81 10. psarl harley. 700 10 sacks -.
nulif peas ttG0Wa. popcorn. pee eRts
id.a0, cracked wheat per baIo. s.
Feed
oats per ton. t2gu2ss bran. per
Tor. p s9a q b@lsy. se.led. per
f11@a2. dairy chop feed. rer ton 80
n 500 al meal pee tom. So. beet
chop. fz6Mzs. whole corn tor taR0
20 cracked cafu. per ton. 3eHu 20.
feed corn meal per tau. 80. shorts.
per ton. i2tuz2.
Hay.
Eastern Washington timothy tfs
e. 20. alfalfa. 81 fam1a. wheat
hay. sc. Eastern Washington tot
bic eomprenred. tz2s Puget Sound
hay. 1iAG0M1B.
Poultry Food.
Oyster shells. l0ns. eon s22 clam
shells la0a. $40. bone meal. zoos.
49, graduated bones zoos. $50. On
25a and Cos s. per ton higher
Grain and Grasa Seed.
Red clover. prime. r5sfl fff.60u i5s
alHike. choice. 81. white clover. il5
Obs timothy. per cHt. ftT5
ab orchard grass. ift red tou. SO
10 English rye grass IS italian rye
grass. s.. bronze grass. Gf1. tall
meadow oat grass. SO Kentucky
blue rflH-. eli. pasture mixture.
uplands. it0ut2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17

- Secret Dispatch. romantic
war drama FUN % thrills. r. being
pat on in good shape At the Seattle
this week Pauline Willard takes
che leading feminine role and Shell
don Lewis tho leading masculine
role Both are good. and Lewis
makes a decided bit wlth hia audi
ancs. The rest % the support t.
gn1d.
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DIR. Miles
RestoratiVe NerNin g

ri1 rflisye oslsfIuatH eesra - iHsiiEra-
skn aYsnspsla and stomach trouble
u F.rfnE hraiaE tHsHn Nerves
had severe stomach trauhlH faF
Mis- NrfsIHr. und Nerve and liver
Ms caFr,3 NJ. I ear mua sat any
shlax sfthnut franhIa.f-
L e o HNIEN EFlnstcn- Salem. - r
Ma1sY hack II firat bottle falia g.
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mas. July. 9gs.sto "a -. ss IS.
IS -
Corn May. g.. ass. Uat ~
a ~. July f53.s. o. -. 45i.s 10
aa1=4
Oats Ma 3tI#f. 707.a BIB 10
81 "a July. - - -. 81
PORK Mas. lRl2. 20 - lzGT.
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of Aaue and Malaria. can be relieved
and cured with Electric BitterH.
This Is n pure. tonic medicine. Of
eHuecial benefit in malaria. for Il
eNcrta a true curative influence on
the disease. driving 10 entirely cut
% the system. II is much 70 be
preferred 70 Quinlno. having none
OF this drugs bad aftor-effaota u.
s. MunGay ~ Henrietta. Tex.
writes. Ny brother was very low
with malarill fever and isundics.
IN he took Electric Bittsra. which
aaved HIS iIfs. At e. 0. GUYS Drug
st9rsi price soc. guaranteed