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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-03
CHILD KILLED BY
FALL FROM WINDOW

A very distressing accident occurred
at the Castle homestead in Manoa Val.
ley yesterday afternoon. The two,
year-old child of Oda, a sewing woman,
fell from one of the high windows ii
the ground and died from its injuries
at the Japanese hospital this morning.
The child was playing about the room
while its mother was at work. II be-
came restless and asked to go home.
While waiting, il went to the window,
which is protected by swinging
screen. Either the screen was un'
hooked or the child loosened the fast
ening, and before the mother knew
what had happened the little one had
lost its balance and was lying sense
less on the ground below. Every at
tention possible was given the child,
but its life could not be saved.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-03
ENTHUSIASTIC HOUSE
ENJOYS AUTO RAGE

When the thrills of one act and an.
other are of sufficient force to bridge
the waits between acts II Is certain
that the full magnetic power of a
plays exciting situations Is turned on
and the complete vigor of the players
art Is exercised.
Tracked Around the World" q
melodrama in six acts and ten scenes
and every scene mover, was produc
cd at the Orpheum last night by Rich
ard Buhler's company. While each
rise of the curtain produced a sensa
ton, by far the greatest effect of the
evening occurred In the third scene OF
the fifth act, when two automobiles
were seen at full speed, the one giving
chase to the other while the landscape
sped by at furious gate and the hero
In the pursuing machine, after a hot
pistol fight with the occupants of the
villains car, rescued the heroine from
the fleeing automobile.
The house was packed to its CapaC'
ity and among the big crowd were one
hundred Bulletin nAHsbOys, out for a
good time, who Joined In the thunder.
Gus applause that greeted every stir,
ring scene and the automobile race In
particular,
In the automobile scene the rising
of the curtain reveals large machine,
bearing the villain, with the captured
heroine, the villains confederate and
the chauffeur. The heroine is being
Bpeeded to a secluded spot where she
may be murdered. The machine Is be-
ing pushed TO its utmost. Presently
another auto Creeps upon the stage. II
is q smaller machine, but its speed Is
great. The hero and his friend, with
drawn pistols, shout to the fleeing vii
lain to halt or die. The villain does
neither. He answers with shot. Sew
eral shots are exchanged. The heroine
sees hope behind. Gradually the pur'
suing auto overtakes the enemy. The
flying dust of the road, the honk-honR
Of the horns, the noise OF the ma
chimes, the shouts of pursuing and pur
sued the report OF firearms, the
screams OF the kidnapped girl and the
noise of the audience in an uproar Of
enthusiasm all mingle in din OF the
utmost excitement. The scene is alto
gether immense in its sensational fea
lures. The machines are Bulletin REQ
furnished for the occasion by the VoT
Hamm.Y Young Co, Ltd. Tunison ant
schoening, employed by the company
named, are the chauffeurs.
Tonight and this afternoon the pla!
will be repeated.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-03
JACK Will Be
BACK FRIDAY

Chief Clerk Buckland this forenoon
received a cable gram from Secretary
Atkinson announcing that he Is return.
ing to Hawaii mel aboard the Alameda.
which Is due to arrive next Friday
This information came as a welcome
surprise, as an Associated Press cable,
gram received yesterday stated that
Atkinson intended to return by the
Mongolia. which is not due before Mon.
day, Feb. ~. AS a consequence the
Territory can look forward to seeing
Jack once more occupying his old posi-.
ton "on the lid" three days previous
than was expected.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-03

E~"For Rent" cards on sale at
the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-03

Weekly Bulletin 81 per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-03

Christian church, corner Alakea and
King streets All the regular services
tomorrow. junior C, r., Q a. m; SeGioI
C. T., $3.50 p. m; Bible school, $3.50 a
M; preaching II a. IN. and 1880 p. nj
Morning subject, Thou Art the Man,
Evening subject, In Your Virtue Sup
ply Knowledge" Baptizing at the
close OF the evening service. You are
cordially invited to any and all ser
vices. G. d. Edwards, pastor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-03
LOCAL and GENERAL

: : = : Z. 4. &. d. 4. 1. !. : : + : = =
:: -EE~ The first count In The Bull. :
: letin Auto Contest will be an :
= nounced Thursday, Feb. 8. An :
:. early start in the contest is an :.
!: assurance Of future success. =
I. :. !. :. = !, 1. : !. !. !. : !. 4. 4. = {.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-03

Sales-25 McBrydc. $3.50; % Me.
Brydc. $3.50; So Haw. Sug, $3.50: /.
Haw. Sug.. $3.50; 100 Oahu Sug. Co,
sS5
Latest sugar quotation, 3.4s cents,
or $6e.6o per ton.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11

DR.. W. c. Brown, Dentist. Othca
in the new stone building north OF
the Post Office,
Look Out--Get the safety Iucu-
bator, now il runs without lamp
See w. T. Smith about il, Burns
Oregon.
Land scrip-Soldiers additional,
N. p. Indemnity. Sante Fee--all
guaranteed.
ARcrnE McGowAS.
The Iiandman.
$3.50 equity in house and lot,
value $1,000, would take $500
homestead relinquishment part
payment) "a blocks car line -
Mrs. Maddux, l07, +. 40 81. Port
land. Oregon.
Messrs. J. A. Maddux aud Man
ME Fitchett arrived here Wednes-
day evening from Ontario with
their families Mr.. Fi,cheit was
most aereeably surprised to find
the excsllent crops on every hand
and surprised TO find any fruit at
all, as when he aud bis party left
here the fore part Of June the wes-
ther was anything but favorable TO
crops and the freezes he thought
Mould put an end TO any fruit pros
poets whatever. Mr.. Maddux will
locate SOME land Ia n few days if|
he can find any TO suit him. They
ate enthusiastic regarding the "a.
ture Of the Harvey country a. an
agricultural district and will begin
farming at once.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11

In the Justice Court Precinct Of Drew.
sey, Ilarncy County, state Of Oregon.
Carl Riley, Notie Gard, !. E. BAKER
Plaintiffs vs Felix Barklry, Defendant.
10 Felix Barley the above named de
fendant:
In the name Of the state Of Oregon
You are hereby required TO appear and
answer the above complaints filed
against you in the above entitled action
within six weeks from the date ot the
first publication of this summons and
i you fail TO so answer or appear for
want thereof; plain,iffs will take juds.
ment against You ior the sum of ttGsl
SiSlycieh, dollarsend interest thereon at
the rate OF 0 yer cent per annum from the
LIST OF June 1905 together with attorney
fees and costs and disbursements Of this
action being the amount Of the demands
in plainafls' complaint herein.
This summons is published by order
of W, u. Baker Justice Of the Peace
for Drewsey precinct, County Of lIarncy
State Of Oregon, dated July 10. 1905
which order requires this summons TO
be published in the Times Herald .
weekly newspaper, published q, Burns.
Oregon oncea week Tor period Of six
weeks The date Of the fret publication
hereof is July ilth, 1908.
Carl Riley.
Notie Gard.
J. y. Baker.
Plaintiffs.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11
fimbo, Land At June isis.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
rstrHn ffarrs tasn oTgtsE.
liufuH. ufeNou. Iuur 4 ~

f'NHfNfHI 'fNNNNNf HNNN = NHtNtN
" Oh tho rfovisiuns uf the ari oi Conrrrss ol
June D. lHfH. rrtltlr1 "Au act iuf the a. aie III
lmhcf lands in ihe States of California Ufernu
NfNaun nnd Washington Territory" /" 81 extend
81 a. Al tho Public innd tfaias by act III Aus
usf 4, isli. ilr inlioniu ius named rersons hat,
ihis DAY nlgd 10 ihls onio. ,hcif swon state
nichaid y Nies. of Jefferson. count, Of
MARION, .ialg ~ utesgn, swen statement No
township NJ fanre siF. y ''" -
. finma D Nfuft, Of Jefferson, County III
Aaflun, tiaio Of Oregon, sworn statement No
,o 49,, i., ne pnf,lsse Of the M q ssciion ~
J.. Pod M,ers IT jefferson. County Of Marion
hieir ~ hfeEuui FNafn statement No. ale fnl
Tor ihg purchase oi tho mi, Nj. ~. NMl.
sna Y NMa.oi ''ciiou ". ,"vnship y
ksfie d Auppefir of Jonenoa. county 81
Naflon, state of OREGON, sworn statement NJ
iio iuf no purchase of the NJ, AZ, swl,
~, and -, Nv. section 10 township -
Matt 10 ". Chusienson. of Isfe,son. Count,
~ Marion state oi Ofraun, sWoTu atafameul
No. ill, iof the pufrhasa ~ ~, OF ~. ot 49,
'i9s 10 snshlh "a = range a'K.,
The lands sought are more Valuable fof ths
iimhcf nf etouu thereon than fof agricultural
purposes, and io establish thief rlalins tn saii
lana heiofu thr tpunit iefk II rfOot iouniy
w. ipn ~ ~ i,fulnf ufncial place oi busl
ness A. irinot ilc Oregon, on HainidaS the iiih
fhrt naiue aF Witnesses
". fosief. Of ffinuYllin. ufosani Nliliaui
~ ,hflssnsen, y, Myer, ,. " Parrish aud
a. D, MYcfs oi lehrfsnn. Oregon
Any Hnd al psfsons claiming adversely any
0l the AiuFc aSsrfiiasd iauds ate requested ~
Mo ihHir claims iu ihia once on ~ iei0fu ihe
~. f,HuE, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11
rimbeT lsud Aei June a. isl,.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uNiIsh sr4Iss 49,. IAso i,, oSf!ct :. 90,

NaiiCe ls hereby riyru that in tompilancs
With the pfutis ul tho nrf oi iuuFfcaa al
June q, isiH, cutiliCd An 40 ipf the sale al
iiini,f lands ln be States Of 'allfofnia ofr
gon, hetadn and Washington Territory" a.
extended 30 ail tie iuhlio land siaisF ~ ael
have, on iunc q, inn llrd Ia ihis once theft
nnofu hinfFlnruta. lu NJ lfl
tdmond b. iiruuum. 40 ncaiiif. County ~
hinf, state ui Washington, aH0fn statomeu 10
~ 80, for The pufrhase Of Toe swi.. see -.
seth Iiscom, Of Portland. County Of
hultnomah, state ~ ufeToD, sgefn siaiolneni
10 sff iof ~ pii'bais ni ihr ~ u -, ner
20, q, q. n. a. q D., ". ~
hsiles i. iosFef. ~ seattle county of
hiuF, slate Of hasnlGEinn. ssofn statement
~ %. 80 ihg puf nase oi tbs NN'. So ~,
William II nscom. of Portland. County ef
Nulinomah, state ~ uIeFDn, saofn siaisment
No 80, iof tho purrhafe ~ the WI So. NJ. /.
\. NJ 900 ""'' ''''' PEG - T. y - H. F" D.
That thor ain oder proofs b. shss that the
lands sought are mofr valuable fof the ilnlief
o. Stone ihefrnn than i0f agricultural purposes
and " establish ihelf elaine 20 sald lands he
fore che uuuiY iefk ~ tfook C0uufy. Oregon,
az his regular Oinrial place ~ buslnesa a.
ffinefiiie. ufcTon, ou rafufday The tb dsy oi
september, laf..
Ihey name as siincssfs
tfank slluFnf, ~ ilie ofef0ni Both y iAs
com, hllilsir q Lscum aud havd a. Moore.
Of fei,isua, gsesgn, and charles 1 Cles.sI
ton.
Any and all pefsnus claiming adyenaly any
81 the Hiuff described lands are requested ~
Me their clnllns in fiis once on of bclofs said
M dap Of septomlef. i1a
wn. FAsHS Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11
NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS.

Notice ia hereby given that the
board of equalization Of liarney
county, Oregon, will meet ut the
office Of the county clerk, at the
court house In Burns, Oregon, ~,
Monday, the 9th day Of August,
l0O6, aud publicly examine the
assessment roll for the year 1905,
aud correct all errors which may
have been mado In the valuation Of
property of Harvey county Prop
erty owners who claim errors 10
have been made In their assess.
men,, are notified 10 meet the board
on that date.
Dated This llth day Of August,
1906
j. Il LuooAN,
Assessor
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11
Timber Land. Act June q. is5s
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
rStrHpsfArgs I.Aan orricr,
burns. Dfcron. ltn1 III iiss.

lNtfNpt tfATEN Lam OFFICE
hufut, oregon, June ~, ii0
Notice II hereby given that IN compliance
With The provisions ~ the act Of Cons fcsa IA
her lands ~ the states nf California. Otcron,
Nevnda, sud Washington Territory, a. cxtcnd
81 70 all tho Public land states hy act uf Any
uaf Z, iNfi the following named persons have
this DAY hlcd iu this once their sworn state
menu, 10 wit.
Rosco g 0oodlow. Of uarncy. county Of liar
for thg purchase ~ the W. sMi.. SKI. swt .
Hnd rNl tf' nf Section SO. ~ tuWnfhlp No
n south. range ID casf ".
Leroy hunYafd, ~ Harucy, county ui liaf
ney, SLATE of ufcEun, sworn statement No N,l.
aud w rNii. ~ section No. y township No.
y south. fanEv No al east, " NJ
Maudc hunyafd. of ilafncy. county uf iiar.
ngNt Stale Of oregon, sworn statement Ne ~.
iuf the purchase oi the Nfi4 NV. 4. W. NFt,
aud ny Nht. Of scction No a. township No
~ south, range 80 ID east. ~ NJ
jesse %. hunYufd. ~ Harncy. County of liar
ncy, state ~ ofcruu, sworn siaicmeut No. th.
fuf ihr purchase uf the Hfi.. Of uerilan 80 =
fnMushlp No a Hguth, range No ll oasi " N.
That ihrf viii unrf proofs 10 show that the
lands sought are mote valuable for the timber o.
stone thereon Than iof agricultural purpuFct.
nud o. establish their rlalms o. said lands be-
fore The Register aud Receiver o.. this oiloo at
huins ofcgun, un saturday. the nth day oi
fhcy uamr a. Witnesses
Aluutn X kif harrison, 0hnflrs n. uANlT.
lctse o. huuysrd, leroy hunyafd and Rusco
e.. Nondluu, all Of iiarncy, Orrrnu
An1 nud All PERSONS claiming adversely any
ol the aboyc described lands are requested 10
nlc their claims in this once on of liafufr salu
@ith day " August, ipod.
w. rAHHr, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11
Nc DIDN'T SEE IT ALL EITHER.

In n general Discussion Of crop
conditions in Eastern Oregon last
Monday'e oregonian has the follow
ing regarding the Harvey country:
Wheat has done unusually we'll
in Harvey County. This Is due TO
the tact that the elevation IL some.
thing like 1000 feet James Kyle
a fruit and produce man, returned
from Burns Saturday and II en-.
thusiastio about the conditions Of
that section Fruits have done
particularly we'll, although this il
practically a new industry for far
mers there. Mr. Kyle states that
according TO estimates lie heard
while at Burns, many of the farm
ers will average 80 bushels Of whoat
10 the acre this year. Hay, barley,
and oats have done equally as well.
although there il not a great deal
Of farming owing TO the distance
from a railroad. Two railroad pro.
jeels are under consideration for
Harvey County, which will open
up something like 10000 acres Of
agricultural l6nd.
81. :. Geer. State Representative
of Malheur and haraey Counties
during 1901, and a cousin Of ex-
Governor Geer has gone into the
fruit raising business on limited
scale. He is cultiyating apples.
pears, cherries and all kinds Of ber-
ries, and is doing we'll Mr. Kyle
marketed some Of his cherries in
Portland. The trees are only five
years old, but the fruit is especially
large with a splendid flavor.
"Fruitraising promises 10 be a
new and profitable industry among
the residents Of Harnsy County.
Among the advantages il the fact
that the fruits ripen late ia the
season, after others have disappear
ed from market. Consequently
the farmers will have no trouble in
finding good sale for their pro-
ducts."
Mr.. Kyle might have stated fur
tbeT that this is not a particularly
fayorably season here either, as the .
sOriDg was quite back ward and the /
usual late cold injured crops very 4
materially-that is fruit crops e..
pecially. The Portland gentleman \
might have also found other Gue .
orchards had he visited
The X. j. McKinbon, N r'ensick,
Mrs s l.. Bowen, W. ID. Buchanan
rhoF. Balm, Jasper Davis. J. =.
Rector, Adam George. e. h. Peter
son or A. Venalor ranches Ia this
county.
Had be visited the southern part
of Harvey county he would have
fooud crops Of all kinds even more
favorable than here. and if he
sould visit our local fair this fall
be would then really fnd that We
'aise things 10 the Harvey country
Lack Of knowledge as 70 the pro-
per care OF fruit trees and berries
. a great drawback TO this section
hat will soon bs overcome. Many.
ike the writer, are oyerzealous and
'ush their trees and vines without
nough consideration to the capa-
ity or strength Of the plant. They
hould be kept back from too early
blooming in spriDg also. However
70 will ali learn in time.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11

Frank Sigerest came in from III,
railroad yesterday.
! II you wish TO be located on g
good homestead, see +. NJ. Jordan
! Frank Dibble and wife were over
from Silver creek during the week,
DR.. H. NJ. Horton and wife have
returned from their visit to Baker
City.
Lee Caldwell has closed the
Windsor while he is out ia the
mountains.
You'll miss IL II you don't come
in and see my late invoice Of shoes.
james Smith.
Mrs. c. A. Haines aud children
are up from Narrows tie guests Of
relatives.
Peter GARNER, the we'll known
real estate man, took TO the tall
timber" last Sunday. He is at pre-
sent doing some cruising.
Infant shoes, half.shoes, tan, pat.
ert leather. etc. in all sizes and the
very latest styles-come and see
them james Smith.
John Darsey took his departure
Wednesday for Drewscy. Mrs.
Darsey is much improved in health
and hopes soon 10 be up.
Miss Ella Crowley had the mis-
fortune TO step on a nail the other
dap causing 4 very painful wound.
She has to walk by the aid Of crut-
ches.
Mrs Hattie Hastie has moved her
stock Of Millinery and Notions into
the building just east Of the Wind
sor aud is prepared TO trim ia the
latest styles. Call aud see he.
Mr. aud Mrs. Hedriok and their
granddaughter left Monday for
their home in California after a
pleasant visit with their daughters,
Mesdames c. G. Smith and G. W.
Young.
Vic Gibson and Carey Thornburg
their wises 10 the
Thursday where they
will camp for some time with their
babies, both Of whom are suffering
with summer complaint
The Harvey County Bank have
the facilities for handling your nc.
count and would be pleased to have
t.
LEON NJ. BRowS,
Cashier.
DR. and Mrs. Marsden left Tues
lay for Bear valley where they
spent the week combining business
md pleasure. George Marsden,
,ur Office devil Also spent the
week on the Bear creek ranch as-
'isting with the hay crop.
George Porter arrived here
with his family and will /
cave tomorrow for their new home
rear Crane creek gap. Mr.. Porter
8 from Sherman county and was
lerv with his father aud others 10
Iune when he fled OF soAe land.
Frank Jackson arrived home
Thursday from a visit 20 his moth
u in Malbeur county. While alb
ent Frank took in the Circus at
Boise and got stuck" aud followed
I to Baker City. He came in from
hat way aud reports the Carpen-
ers we'll and happy.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uNTSD sD,n, s,,,s.L,sD 5;.I,,s ,,,l, ,o,,lE,rsss,T.o

uSIrFn STATES LASn nrFtcF.
hurus. oregon. July gl, lnN.
Notice ishcrchy given that Chipman q. smith
OF hutns, nHrncy County, oregon, has nicti
notiCc ~ intention ~ make pfoof ON his
dcsefi land claim No. f7n, for the 81 SFt. aud
81 sNh. scv. q. r. ~ =, ". ~ E.N.M before
the Register aud Receiver at nufns Oregon,
on Monday. the TO- day VI september, in,G
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation vi said
land samuel A. Mceley. klmvf A. rifnet
ffank 4 fistcf all oi lawen, oregon aud
chester carter Of Burns, Oicgon
wv. FARuE. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-11
I.eal News.

1||s the coming Citl,
f)<e r&et HdJney cOuntTg
~ 7oIfip this new tolCn-
q ,t<<f ob market. Offices
-{1rfoscS, Burns and
le }ForcheSter Building
ufInn6 Ore.
"a. c. TUR.NE Y,
Sales .4eent.
Nsl'. res /, is hot.
srAs.t Ihtnnrson was a business
sef % our city Tuesday.
Ohm Cplp is now employed
n,ine 81 bigh school building.
iest1fts> lacked but one degree
isiuf The hottest day Of the sea.
rev aud complete line Of shoes
Just boen received James
itb.
udgo kscsor was in the city
ndAY ktteading to some probate
Harry Cary made us a flying vie
tuesday. returning to Lawen the
n morning
In. W. n. Cecil aud daughter,
- Cordia are over from their
ne sresk home.
rcotnu and George Hibbard left
Emi<ren( creek yesterday morn
for . shcri outing with the fish
IRE. 4. r. Cozad come over from
sYon Ciix lns, Saturday and is
fucrt " her daughter, Mrs. Wm
I'm. J w vanderpool was in
n her hone II few days this
K 10 con>plt n physician. She
returned home.
B NJ Ca,serson and son viii
|e Ia M oitv Thursday. Mr.
.ereon h euffering quite severe.
roam slomsch trouble.
he Yimss Herald man aud a
Nd Waited th. I. 5. Geer home
,ofdn5 aaornoon aud were treat |
70 <omt strawberries, which I.
. the third crop Of the season,
! romr rps apples (
|arl WeIkor, one Of the rangers
he Blus Mountain forest reserve
,e 10 r>rterday evening after
plies. rsrl states he has an
II eunncr camp at Crane tlat
has . rice garden.
|ver 20 years constant touch !
b the cs>idents Of Harney Coun.
|nnbIcs fns 10 be in n position TO
|eF~tnnA how 10 handle your
king acconni
LION NJ. BRowN,
Cashier Hsrney County Bank.
|ai,on EiEgs arrived here yester-
Af,crnoon from his home in
asio. BE- came via Canyon
and Il here to look after some
\ natter. DALI likes his new
|e aud siatos that his practice
aresr than he anticipated al
He complains Of our chilly
thcr--this by way Of COMPARE
with Ontario beat. h
ranoes emmett. brother Of our
|eo.sd (ellow.townsman, r. p.
ne<l. died recently at the home
h.s daoRhter in Washington.
sa>ed ~as in his 18th year and
been differing from cancer,
bad hesn here with his brother, ,
Iefi n,< bong since with has two
and a>sd but a week after
hing hIs daughter. The broth !
has tts sympathy Of many |
|X. X-.. a. bfa loaa A
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-10-12
GAINED 81 POUNDS
Persistent An9mia Cured by c..
Williams Pink Pills After Other
Remedies Had Failed.

When began taking DR. William,
Pink Pills, says Mrs. Nathaniel Field,
OF ST. Adams, Somerset county, Maine,
IL was the palcSt, most hlDodltsS person
You could imagine. My tongue and
gums were colorlcsS and my fingers aud
ears were like wax had two doctors
aud they pronounrcdmy troublcanwmia.
! had spells Of vomiting, could not eat,
in fact, did not dare to, / had such dis.
treSS after eating. Ny stomach was filled
with gas which caused me awful agony.
The backache / suffered was at times
almost unbcarablc and the least cxcrtion
made my heart beat so fast that could
hardly breathe. But thcwurSt Of all was
the splitting neuralgia headache which
never icftmefor seven weeks. About this
time had had several numb spells. My
!lnlbs would be cold and without any
feeling and the most deathly SENSATIONS
would come over me.
Nothing had helped me until I began
taking DR. Williams Pink Pills, in fact,
| had grown worse every day. After |
hau taken the plilS snort time l could
see that they were benciiting me and
one morning nwoke entirely free from
pain. The distress after eating diSap.
pcared and in three weeks | could eat
anything wanted and suffer no incon.
ycniencc. also slept soundly. have
taken several boxes Of the pills and have
gained in weight from l20 to l54 pounds
and ain perfectly well now."
DIR. Williams Pink Pills cure anpmia
because they actually make rev blood.
For rheumatism, indigestion, nervous
headaches and many forms of weakness
they are recommended even if ordinary
medicines have failed. They are SOLD by
oil druggists, or will be sent postpaid, on
receipt Of price, 80 cents per box, six
boxes for $3.50, by the Dir. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y.