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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

Massachusetts avenue northwest, be-
tween TWenty-iirst and Twenty-secOnd
y. Harlan ct viz, James
5. 10 G.. BOwdOn Craighill, two third
interest in lots % and % square g., SO.
g. BOwdOin Craighill conveys same
property to James $ Harlan. SO.
Eleventh street southeast, between Z
and q streets-William r. Miller ct uX.
TO Paul Ptarr. part lot % square 913. so.
1888 Twelfth street nOrthweSt-JOhn A.
Gross ct ux. 10 Martha d. Beckley, lot
IA, square 305. $40
Guilds NaCancy-Charlcs p Williams
ct TX. 10 Abigail 9. Newman. half in
.terest in part of said tract SO.
FalrvieW Eeights-Harry g. Birge
,et al trustees 10 Martha Anna Hogan
lot g. block >. 81 $40.
Twenty-firSt street northwest. between
l. and NJ streets-Charles Early. trustee.
70 Edward NJ. Dulin. part Original! lot /,
square -. 1868.
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ANDERSON EXPECTED
TO ARRIVE TONIGHT

Following is a special dispatch
from Thomas s Rice, sporting edi-
tor of The Times. who is in Calves
ton with the Nationals:
John Anderson is expected 70 ar
rive tonight or tomorrow. but moth
ing new has come from Jones this
morning
Hickman is sfU Practicing at
first. as HeydOn is too soft as yet
&c catch regularly"
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INDIAN NATIONS USE
PALE-FACE COURTS

Ia the District Supreme Court today.
" q. Thompson and members OF the
ChOCtaw and ChiCkaSaw Indian nations
filed suit against James A Garfield
Secretary of the Interior. asking that
he be enjoined from striking their
names from the roll Of membership IN
the Indian nations and also for cancel
ing of aEOtments OF certain lands made
10 them
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HASN'T
WHITE HOUSE DATE

The published statement that E. H
Hartman has an appointment with the
President for next Thursday is authori-
tatively denied at the White House to-
day:
Mr.. Hartman has no appointment
with the President" said Secretary
Loeb. for Thursday of this week or at
any other time If Mr. Hartman should
request an appointment IL would. OF
course. be granted, but he has made no
such request"
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Pound Cake. worth 20c H.. only lie To.
by the whole; &Hc Chocolate Fig Cakes,
2 Tbs. fer &c. 15c Navy Mixed Cakes, ?
lbs. for 2Oc: l2c Fig Bars, , lbs. for lie:
l2c Lemon Jumoles, . lbs. for &c: Ice
Lemon Cakes, . lbs. for DC: Sc Ginger
Snaps. lbs for IOc: I2c Lunch Crack
ers, los. for 11c; Zoe oyster Crackers.
) lbs. for 13C- 1OC Cracker Dust, . lbs
for l0c. J. Il. d. Pyles' New Method
Stores, 9l4 lIth 81. Sc, 1893 = 81. NV. and
New Jersey ave. K x NV.
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Cleaver Murderer's Weapon.

Mckay is alleged to have committed
his horrible crime with cieaver that
is used for cutting up the meat on the
farm. He was evidently in a wild frenzy
at the time of his attack upon his
aged victim. for the woman's body was
hacked and cut in a score of places
The right side OF her head was crushed
I'm by a terrific blow. Her face was
mashed beyond recognition. One finger.
the third on the right hand. was cut
entirely off. From the appearance OF
the body the woman had evidently made
a frantic endeavor to ward of the
blows.
The funeral of the murdered woman
will take place tomorrow at o'clock
at Forest Glen. Burial will be at ST
Mary's cemetery in Washington.
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Chancery Sale.
ADAM A. WESCHLER.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE T-NIM-
PRO- ED LOTS on HARRISON STREET
BETWEEN FILLMORE AND PIERCE
STREETS. THE SAME BEING EAST OF
AND ADJOINING PREMISES 49, HAIR
RISON STREET. ANACOSTIA. d. G.
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia. passed in Equity
cause No 26. 63l, the undersig ned trustee will
sell. at public auction, in front Of the prem
ises, on TUESDAY, the 18TH DAY OF
MARCH. a. D. 1907. at O'CLOCK Z. NJ
the following-described land and premises
situate in the county Of Washington. in the
District Of Columbia, and designated as and
being all OF lots numbered 2g7 and 29S in
the recorded subdivision OF Uliontown now
called Anacostia, together with the improve
ments, rights, etc.
TERMS OF SALE. Cash. A deposit Of
$4,000 viii be required OF the purchaser at
the time OF sale. All conveyancing. record
ing. and nOtarial fees at the cost of the pur-
chaser Terms OF sale TO be complied with
within fifteen days from day OF sale other
wise the trustee reserves the right 20 re
sell the property at the risk and cost OF tbs
defaulting purchaser.
W GWYNN GARDINER. Trustee.
mh6-d&ds-exSu Fendall building.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Bread "a EverybOdY Likes.

The more particular people are the
better they like Holmes genuine home
made Milk Bread. II is the clean.
pure product Of the best and purest
materials. As delicious as 81 is nUtri-
tious. Delivered fresh from oven 10
table. sc. Delicious homemade Pies, all
favoIite kinds. 20C Br.mes' Bakery, lst
and + SITS. Phones =. t44O * JAZZ.
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Marriage Licenses.

samuel Jones and Mamie Anderson.
Jonn ID. Hitaffer. Prince George coun-
~, ma, and Lille b. SOapeT. Fauquier,
Harry R. Dresher. Hanover. Pa. and
A3ssle w. Boyce, Baltimore. Nd,
Georse Scriven and Eva Mahornev.
both of Abacostia. ID. c.
Nlblam Hall and Mamie. Chase.
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SECRETARY TAFT
TO RETURN TODAY

Secretary of War Taft will return 70
Washington this afternoon from, New,
York, where he went yesterday to at
tend n meeting of the Prison MARTYRS.
Monument Association. The meeting
was held for the purpose of discussing
Inc movement to erect monuments 10
a number OF the dead.
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BUILDING FOR JAMESTowNS
NEGRO EXHIBIT

The plans for the handsome building
which will contain the negro exhibit at
the Jamestown exposition next summer
were drawn by w. Sydney Pictman, a
negro architect. who started I'm to learn
the trade Of wbeelwright at Tuskegea
and later became an architect.
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STRIKERS STONE
LOUISVILLE CARS
Police Disperse Rioters In
terfering With Street
Traffic.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. March 11.-Out-
breaks followed attempts 10 run trolley
cars this morning.
Cars were stoned and operators at
tackled. Police dispersed the crowds
and made arrests
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Religious Medals, in Gold and Silver.
Voigt's 70 9TH St NV.
Miss Daniels Come Home.

Miss Lillian D. Daniels. thirty-three
years old. Of 623 ThirteentH street north
west. who was reported 10 the police
yesterday as missing from her home
since Saturday night. returned last
evening.
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HACKS WOMAN TO BITS
IN A DRUNKEN FRENZY
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Mckay had eight children. John. aged
twenty-siX, wOcdworker IN the Capt.
tai Traction car house: p. c., n member
OF the Washington Fire Department;
benjamin. aged twenty-three with the
omen Dairy In Washington: w. H. aged
twenty-one, who stays with the family
on the farm; Oscar, aged sixteen, who
also remains on the rm; Andrew. aged
thirteen, living with t 9 family. and Mrs.
catherine Mckinney, a married daugh-
ter. living in Mashington.
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Manual of PRAYERS.

The most complete prayer book in the
Catholic Church Endorsed by the Car
dinal. EoiSts. 20 9Th ST. nv
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WASHINGTON PRICES
otomac Electric SIS. S1.000G1o5-

Potomac Electric SIS. s.. OJOGl05-
-. " +. Telephone IS. 81. O0ul0ilL
Washington Railway x Electric COM
mon, 1000 3y5e: 5On5s ?. 5O63yIa; 5Oa3gIs
1859 oJq ~. 9O99ls; ZSat&9s.
Washington Gas !dJylz, 250Jg3t 15D
597s
Greene Copper. 90 265s.
Mitchell Mining. 1G1nJA 1OOG5i4 100
5A, -tOA5I-, lOJH5I4. lUOfioi4
American National Bank 5dI6S
Second National Bank, lG0l50, 5dYO
10 GI49&. 20149a.
Union Trust-5d135
After Call-NatiOnal City Bank. In
IA
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POSTMASTER APPOINTED.

John T. Ryder has been appointed
New York.
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Free DemOnstration.

Come IN and see how 70 reduce your
gas bills % 10 80 per cent by Expert
Gregory c A Nuddiman q Co. 615 12-h-
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Best coal and wood Lowest prices P J.
& NJ c Grace. 9Th & + ne Phone L. ~
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Pabsts Blue Ribbon Beer
is the Beer of Quality be-
cause it is made from
Pabst Perfect Shay Malt
under conditions insuring
purity and wholesomeness.
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The Wav Of the Cross.n
Hungarian Gypsy o

A very useful book for Lent, 10 cents.
cloth cover. NOigr's. 10 9Th ST NV
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STOCKS, BONDS, AND MONEY
NEW YORK STOCKS

fluctuations furnished by Charles q. GatSI
Co.. Munsey Building; Members New York
Stock Exchanged
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Park Hotel Winter Garden. Rathskt.ler.
-. Y ave and 1lth ST. +. Endres. Prop.
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Response Most Gratifying.


The Sunday Times would not b. so
prompt 10 accept the European defiance
were it not fer the fact that the people
of this city have responded in such a
fashion TO the call for photographs of
beauties that there no longer can be
any doubt that the most beautiful
woman OF the Capital will be found.
Photographs are coming into this office
by the hundred
Most satisfactory Of all. every class
IS represented, showing that all the CITY
is interested in the search for loneliness.
From the exclusive circles Of society,
from the departments, from the ranks
OF the stenographers and the trained
purses, from the clerks in stores from
al classes Of working girls. from the
diplomatic set, and from the political
contingent the photographs are sent In
every hour Already every ordinary
type Of beauty is represented by the
pictures In the Office OF the Beauty
Editor. There are many, too. Of strik-
ing and unsuuGl style.
Il seems that the great motive OF t1osa
who send in the photographs Is not so
much the desire for the prize OF 500
as Il Is a determination to help The
sunday Times in proving that Wash
ington contains woman more beautiful
than Chicago's beauty. Miss Della Car
son. and lovelier than Londons British
Venus OF Milo" Lady Pole Carew.
A feature OF great interest will be the
selection Of the judges Of the interna-
tlOnal contest wnen the preliminarics
Tor IL have been arranged
In this contest the national types will
be arrayed one against the other, and
IN order TO insure a worthy verdict
men of the greatest equipoise and de-
AlSration VIII have to be selected
Instructions to Senders.
To insure a compelling face being put
before these judges. let there be no re-
taxation on the part Of the people in
sending tho photographs CT the women
they know are beautiful Send them
10 the Beauty Editor. The Sunday Times
Washington, d. c. Write On the back
OF each photograph the name. address
and occupation Of eacn subject. and
below that the name and address Of
the sender.
The address and name of the senior
will not be published
Inc prize Of 800 goes t6 the person
sending in the ohotoyraph. not 10 tine
woman winning the beauty contest. m
less she shall have sent in her own pho
tOGraph. "a P'''
Send in the photoSra 9h5. Make sure
that every pretty woman YOU know mas
a chance 70 win the contest n con-
test that may send he az the ctty-s
representative into The national CON
test and also into the competition with
the beauty Of the cities of he ord
World Oiu
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fld Yo2lan in this city; second. to put
her forward to win the contest among
the cities Of the United States; third.
10 enter her in the international contest.
where she viii, The Sunday Times be-
lieves. be declared the loveliest woman
or earth
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Today's Treasury statement: Receipts
S.0I3226; expenditures. s.. 6SO,O0O.
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PeaIl ROsaries, CSC Up,
coalI coall Coall

volsts - 7th St NV.
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THE WORLDS BEAUTY IN
WASHINGTON; WHO IS SHE?

Continued from First Page)
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SOME REALIZING
IN LOCAL STOCKS
All Offerings Well Taken at
the Prices EStab-
liShed.
Features of Today's Market
Most Active Stock.
Greatest Net Loss

Wash Railway common. .425 shares
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Total Dealings.

Second National Bank........3 points
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. III. F. Collins and daughter re-
turned from Bangor Monday.
The Baptist circle will meet at the ves-
try Thursday. Supper will be served.
An Easter concert was given at the Bap-
tist church Sunday evening. Mrs. Grace
French, reader.
TX Mayor Springer arrived from Michi-
gan Tuesday. Workmen are busy about
his place indoors and out.
Miss Edith BragdoD, who has spent her
vacation at home, has returned to Gray's
business college, Portland.
The ladies' aid society will meet with
the West Blaisdells Tuesday afternoon,
to assist Mrs. Lee with her sewing.
Burleigh Swan, who has been at home
from Bucksport seminary during the
Easter recess, left for school again Mon
day.
Higgins classical institute students, with
party of friends, enjoyed fishing ex-
cursion last week, occupying DeMeyer's
camp.
The christening of the infant daughter
of II. C. Bunker and wife was an inter-
esting feature Of the Easter service at the
Methodist church.
Boyd Blaisdel, Jasper Bragdon and
Miss Charlotte Macomber returned to
Charleston Monday, also chum Bacon, of
Bangor, who has been the guest of young
Blaisdell.
Pastor Lee gave stirring sermon at the
Methodist church Easter Sunday. The
choir, which was assisted by Mrs. Alice
Havey, Misses Marguerite Bunker and
Nina Blaisdell. rendered fine music. The
floral decorations were under the super
vision of Mrs. II. c. Bunker.
April 2. B.
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EAST ORLAND.

Miss Ethel Blaisdell is attending Cas-
tine normal school.
Harold Burrill visited friends here We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Elmer Crowley, who has been away on
business, returned Saturday.
Walter Leach, who had his leg broken
several weeks ago, is out on clutches.
Miss Gertrude Mason and Miss Addie
Stilphen will attend spring term 1t Bucks
port seminary.
Mrs. Cynthia Haywood, who has been at
F. P. Mason's during the winter, returned
to the village Sunday.
Miss Bernice Mason, who has spent the
Easter vacation at home, returned to Brad
ford academy to-day.
The n ills are starting their spring saw
ing. F. P. Mason Is saving long lumber
and T. F. Mason shingles.
Mr.. Mcintosh, Of Richmond, who has
been time-keeper on the dam, returned
home to-day. The stone work ON the dam
is about completed.
April /. n.
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SULLIVAN.

The ice embargo was removed last week,
and the 6amoset is again ON the route,
greatly to the delight q all.rQ1
The 6orosis held its last meeting at the
hall Friday evening, under the matrop-
ship OF Mrs.. Workman and Mrs. Allen.
It was decided success. There was 8 full
house, nice programme, and . goodly
sum was realized. The society adjourned
till October.
The boys club met with Master Prc.
Emery Wednesday evening, and after IT,
rionnR one new member, INDUCED
games, songs sand refreshments. These boys
ensoy their club very much, under the
leadership Of Miss Bartlett. who ie inter-
ested in them, and does much for their
improvement.
The Sunday school held a very fine cou-
cert at the church Of Our Father Easter
Sunday evening. This school, under the
leadership OF Mrs. Wilson and Miss Bart
lett, is doing finely. The children &C.
quilted themselves IN manner credita BILE
to themselves and their teachers. Beside
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pl'$ rY NEWS.
= additional County Nssss see other paees
DEER ISLE.


Capt. Edwin Haskell, representative to
the legislature, arrived home Saturday
night.
Rev. L. H. Bosworth has been holding a
week Of interesting meetings at the
chapel.
Pine Tree chapter works the Royal Arch
degree on candidates both Thursday and
Friday nights.
Mr.. William Burns, who has been en-
ployed ct Phil Haskell's, returned to her
home at Atlantic Monday.
A concert was held Sunday night in the
First Congregational church. A very
large audience was in attendance A fine
programme was well carried out.
The cutter Woodbury. has broken out
the Reach so that steamer Pemaquid comes
up to the Deer Isle wharf. The Morse
makes her first down trip Monday.
A large number Of our yschtsmen leave
the coming week, most Of them to take
command Of some Of the largest steam
and sail yachts from New York and Bos-
ton.
The legislature passed resolve in favor
OF eppfopristing q 800 for Robbins bar
bridge. connecting Stinson's Neck with
the rest OF the town. There 10 already
ts 200 available, and the estimated cost
win Be Sk,oo0.
The Eiysium orchestra carried out
delightful programme at the musicale
Thurday evening. On account OF the bad
travelling, it was not SO we'll patronized ~
former concerts, end those not there
missed treat.
April1. REX.
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Cold Developed Into cstsrrh.

Cold Developed Into catsrrh.
Mrs. n. P. LAWYER, 4o31s N. Broadway,
Pittshurg, Kas., writes:
"Peruns il . sovereign remedy f0s
catarrh. Last spring caught q severe
cold which developed into serious case
of catarrh. / felt weak and sick and
could neither eat nor sleep well.
"a friend who had been cured Of ca
tarrh through the use Of Peruna advised
me to try 1t and did SO at once. I ex-
pected help, but nothing like the won
derful change for the better observed
almost Is soon Is started taking 1t.
.ln three days I felt much better and
within q week was well. i continued
taking the entire bottle and within two
weeks was in fine health. Pergns h
. wonderful medicine.
Catarrh Of the Bowels.
Mrs. Maggie Durbin, 1882 North St.,
Little Rock, Ark, writes:
"I was troubled for Ave years with .
heard Of, but nothing did me any good.
Some doctors said my trouble was
cstarrh of the bowels, and some said
consumption Of the bowels. One doctor
said he could cure me; took his medi-
cine two months, but it did me no good.
"a friend of mine advised me to try
Peruna and did so. After / had taken
two bottles found it was helping me,
SOL continued its use, and it has cured
me sound and we'll.
"If anyone wants to know what
Peruna did for me if they will write
to me will answer promptly"
Palms In the Side.
Mrs. Julia Braxton, Apollo, Pa,
writes:
"Peruna has cured me Of heart trou-
bic and pains in the side.
"A year ago l was expected to die at
any time, and the doctor was sometimes
called at two o'clock in the morning.
But am thankful to say that do not
not have to send for doctor now.
"Since 1 have used your Peruna ~
you advised me, am we'll and able to
do ali my homework.
81 have all the faith in the world in
Peruna as it cured me and know that
it will cure others.
81 cannot praise Peruna enough for
what it has done for me-"
Stomach Trouble.
Miss Anna Carsten, Clayton, ILL.,,
writes:
"Your Peruna did me so much rood.
81 am feeling so well now and have
no trouble with my stomach"
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH DEER ISLE.

I q. C. Lowe has been in Rockland this
week On business.
B. T. Howard vent to New York 8atur-
dry morning to join his yacht.
belmont Torrey viii leave for New York
Monday to 60 mate on the steam yacht
Felicia.
Rev. L. M. Bosworth delivered . very
fine discourse Easter Sunday in the sec
ond Congregational church.
The ice still fingers in the Reach,
although the steamer Pemaquid and
Catherine have made their landings.
The schooner L. n. Whitmore, Capt. F..
A. Haskell, sailed from Deor Isle, last
Wednesday, 70 loaa storm for New York.
Eddie Rogers 10 In the crew.
The Easter concert was a success. The
children took their parts well. The sing
fNe ms i3ue. The school thanks Mrs. G.
d. Jannings, Of Newton, Mass, for flowers.
4Ae church was very prettily decorated.
March q. H.
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REX.
EAST BLuEHIIL.

Mrs. Henry Marks and daughter Eva
are visiting in Richmond.
w. 2. Chapman has gone to Stonington.
where he has employment.
Schooner Robert w. arrived Saturday
with stone from Green Island.
Miss Marjorie Long, Of Bangor, visited
her parents, 8. A. Long and wife, last
week.
Galen Page and wife, OF Richmond,
were guests OF II. B. Marks and wife re-
Gently.
Capt. r. b. Long left Saturday for
6oothbay to take charge of the schooner
Ben Hur. which he has recently purchased.
April ]. r.
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coNpoN-rHILLrPs,


A pleasant wedding was celebrated at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Phillips
in Surry on Easter Monday evening when
their youngest son, William Edward, was
united in marriage to Amelia Bsrnice
Condor, OF West Brooksville.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. P.
A. A. Killam, pastor Of the Baptist church,
E.itsw vren, the Single rug service Deing
used. Had it not been for che serious ILL
ness OF the brides mother, the wedding
would have taken place at her home IN
West Brooksvillc. The bride was becom-
ingly attired in white silk muslin
trimmed with white silk applique and
white lace. The travelling suit WIS of
blue broadcloth with hat to match.
The bride is the daughter OF Mrs. A. X.
Condor, OF West BrOoksviIls. She is
most estimable young lady, sad is held in
high esteem by Q host of friends not only
in her native town but also in Penobscot
and Bar Harbor where she has lived for
the last five years. Mr.. Phillips is a pros
porous Young man: he conducts bakery
summers at Northeast Harbor.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Phillips received many
valua BILE presents including linen, china,
cut-glass and silverware. One OF the
gifts was silver tea-set presented to the
bride by her mother and three sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips have a host of
friends who mite in wishing them health
and prosperity.
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d. Brooklyn N Y, writes:
Il have taken Peuna and it did good than all two yn
treatment by special physicians can really that feel
No swollen feet and lmbs No boatng ~
abdomen No shortne Of breath No stiff and %
You have idea what treatment has done for certainly
prolonged my life and made . new woman ofme
o. such blessing have received through your kindness doctor
the assistance Of the medicine which kindly prescribed
to work began your treatment but before able
myself much less work for else Eli praise due to Dr.
and his treatment"
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