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e, va, s~nenu Vi. PaekTrsn 10 srokewtsthsd Valley

OFcer after oficer. unable 10 restrain
his fuusrfence. strobe hack across The
blum summit. amid whis-iinE bllle-s.
and personally begged the major 20
speak the one Eord which should huri
them to the rescue They cried like
women. they swore through clinchec
teeth. they openly exhibited their con
tempt Tor such a commander Jet ne
discfrline Of army service made active
discs.edience impossible They weni
reluctantly back. as helpless As cnll-
drel-
II was four O'Clock. the shadows a
the western biu1s already Garke1izg
the river bank. Suddenly \ faint cheer
rsn along The lines. and the men lifted
themselves 10 gaze 10 the river -rg-
ing the tired animals 10 tro-- The
strong hand q q TROOPER graspi1e
every haifer-strzp. Brani vas swt1s-
irx his long rack-trsin ur The smoke
wrrafhed valley. The cutTiding tank
4 ers exchanged constant shots WITH The
skuIking szv2-es hiding IN crerE n
vine and coulee. Passing cniy 70 r-D
fect their wounded. EghtirE their Nay
step ~ ste:. y troop ran the Eantie'
snt came charging into the chee-i-s
lines with every round a their treas
ure safe. Weir q ID. whose tisEnouni
"a troopers held that poTrio7 q ins
7 tine. strobe a pace forward 20 gree
tie leader. and as the extended hA7c'
n the orrcers met. there echoed dow
10 them from the north the reports q
two heavy vOlieys. fired In RAPID SIC
ceSsson. The sounds were clear. DIS
timely audible even above the uproal
81 the valley The heavy eTeS 81 -
Two soldiers met. their cusfstre2ke'
faces flushed
That vas . siSnal, Casters s-S1A
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bluffs. and sln.ost beyoad soure O.
tie firing Ezs utterly Ignored Every
SAVAGE chief knew exactly uhere that
column vas. bot i could wait It's turn
In leaderiess e1ort 10 break away
from that swifi-gatherlug Gordon. BE-
fore the red. rcmorseless folds should
close tighter and crush them 10 death.
the troopers. half 81 them already dis
mounted. burst from cover in an en-
deaFor 20 attain the shelter q the
bluffs. The deadly Indian Fines
famed IN their faces. and they were
hurled back. q mere Seeing mob.
searching for nothing In that moment
OF terror but q possible paxs2gewzy
across the stream Through some
rare providence % God. they chznced
20 strike the hanks al a spot where
the river proved fortable- They
plunged he2dlong n. officers Ari men
commingied. the Indian bullets churn-
Ing up the water On every side The
loss in that slid retreat (which Reno
later called q charger vas heavy.
the effect demorzlizing. but those who
escaped found 2 spot well suited for
defense Even as they swung down
from OF their wounded. painting horses
and flung themselves lat upon their
faces 10 sweep with hastily leVelec
carbines the river hanks below. Ben
teen came trOtting calamity doEn the
valley 10 their aid. his troopers fresh
and eager 70 be thrown forward On
the fringline. The worst was over.
and like maddened lions. the ralliec
soldiers q the Seventh. cursing their
folly. turned 10 strike and sizy-
A line q skirTnisherz vas hastily
thrown forward along the edge Of The
blnff. while volunteers. urged by the
agouized cries OF the wounded. ss
deavcred yainly TO procure = supply
Of water from the river Again and
again they made the effort only 10 Be
driven back by the deadly Indian rife
FIRE BY three O'Clock although The
majority Of the savsges had departed
down the river. enough remained %
keep up a CALLING FIRE. and hold Reno
strictly on the defensive
As the men lay exposed 70 the con
tinuous shipping fire. above the sur.
rounding din were borne 10 their ears
the reports Of distant guns II came
distinctly from the northWaTt. grow
ing heavier and more continuous
None among them doubted its oEninOus
meaning. Custer was already engages
in hot action Al the right q the Indian
village. Why we're they kept lyins
there IN idleness. Why were they nc'
pushed forward 10 do their part. Thel
looked into each others faces God
They were goo now. they could sEeel
aside like chat that fringe Of Re
ssirmishers II only they got the word
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General Demand

Of the wel-Informed Of the World has
Away. been for simple, pleasant and
efficient liquid laxative remedy Of known
value; laxative which physicians could
sanction for family use because its COM
poaent parts are known to them to be
wholesome and truly beneficial in effect,
acceptable to the system and gentle, yet
prompt, in action
In supplying that demand with its ex-
ceIlens combination Of Syrup of Figs and
Elixir ,f Soma, the California Fig Syrup
Co. proceeds along ethical lines and relies
on the merits Of the laxative for its remark
able success
That Is one of many reasons why
Syrup Of Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA is given
the preference by the Well-Inforned.
To get its beneficial effects always buy
the genuine manufactured by the Cali
sornia Fig Syrup Co, only, and for sale
by all leading druggists. Price fifty cents
per bottle
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SKIN TROUBLES CURED.
First Had Itching Rssh-Threatensd
Later With Blood-Polson in Leg
Relied on cuticura Remedies.

about twelve or fifteen years ago
I had a breaking-out. and II itched.
and stung so badly that / could not
have any peace because Of H. Three
doctors did not help me. Then used
some cuticura Soap. Cuticura ONT
ment. and Cuticura Resolvent and
began to get better right away. They
cured me and have not been bothered
with the itching since. to amount TO
anything. About two years ago
had la grippe and pneumonia which
left me with pain in my side. Treat
ment ran ii into my leg, which then
sweIIed and began to break out The
doctor was afraid ii would turn to
blood-poIson- used his medicine
but II did no good. then ! used the
Cuticura Remedies three times and
cured the breaking-out on my leg J. r.
Hennen. Milan. No.. May 13. 1907"
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CHAPTER xxxI.-continued.

They were up with the pack-train
hv now, and the csvalrymen gazed
with interest at the new arrivals.
Several among them seemed TO recog-
nize Murnhy. and crowded about his
horse with rough expressions Of SYM
patty. Brant scarcely glanced at
them. his grave eyes on Hamptons
stern face.
And what is 1t you wish me to do?'
Take care Of Murphy. Don't let
him remain alone for a minute. IL he
has any return of reason. compel him
10 talk. He knows you. and will be as
greatly frightened at your presence
and knowledge as al mine. Besides.
YOU have fully as much at stake as
anyone. for in no other way can the
existing barrier between Nadia and
yourself be broken down"
Insisting that now he felt perfectly
ft for any service. the impatient
Hampton was quickly supplied with
the necessary food and clothing. while
Murphy. growa violently abusive. was
strapped on a litter between two
mules. guard on either side. Brant
rode with the civilian on sharp trot
ss far as the head OF the pack-train'
endeavorlng 10 the very last TO per
suade the wearied man TO relinqulsh
this work TO another.
Foster" he said TO the sergeant IN
command Of the advance. did you
chance TO notice just what coulee Gus
Ter turned into when his column
swung TO the right?"
4 think IL must have been the sec
ond yonder. sir; where you see that
bunch Of trees. We was long ways
back. but I could see the boys plain
enough as they come out on the blum
up there Some of EN- waved theii
hats back at US. Is this man goin
after them. SIR"
Yes. he has dispatches from Chey
enne"
Well he ought ter have no troubl'
hndin the trail. II ought ter be 'bou
plain as road back In Gods country
sir, fer there were more than 20
hor-es. and they'd leave a good mari
even on hard ground"
Brant held out his hand. TN Ger
tainly do all in my power. Hampton
70 bring this out right You can rel
on that. and will be faithful to IN
little girl
The two men clasped hands. thei
Nss nlled with mutual confidence
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We have all seen pages -unaing
around The halls. corridors and public
rooms Of New York hotels with
card on a saver and calling for some
wanted person. bat how many persons
have seen them End the person they
we're AFTER A page who has kept
record fo- two years says that his
record has been one out OF ss.-Nev
York Herald
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Less Apt 70 Break.

There's many a slip 'twixt the cup
AMI the lip" quoted the moralizer.
Yes" rejoined the demoralizer, its
safer to drink out of a tin bucket"
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4 see link has been boosted Into
rrozfuence- Il haven't read this
mornings paper. vbatt he do
Dropped a stick Of dynamite he was
carving -Eouston Post
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NOTHING MORE TO SAY.

Pardon my question. but how DO
you know your wife doesn't wish you
To take out insurance."
We'll. I'll tell YOU She's got no
ton I'm going 10 survive her and that
II will be collected by No. q"
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F-0-, Se- YORK cones rhs ne1s
sAss an Arericxz artist has Just con-
ssetad TIE zrxe<s EintarIre ever
PAINTED II measures Eve ~ 81 fss&
-Pg-c&
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Paris Pattern No 2333. All Seams
AIIowed-This pretty tucked jumper
IS suitable for silk. crepe de chine.
cashmere. wolfe. mohair. challis. or
any Of the novelty goods in silk or
WOOL The fro1ts. backs and vide h-
rouo sleeves are trimmed with inser-
ticus Of flet lace. and the girdle IS
made Of this lace and the material II
i also AZ -rreilent pattern for any OF
the wash materials. such as Inca,
rEque or cotton wolfe The pattern Is In
three sires-smzII. medium and large.
In medium size the Jumper requires
81. yards OF material 20 inches vide,
II. Yards - inches wide. a. yard IS
or q. inches wide 30 yards Of hle'
insertion TO trim
70 procure rhis pattern send 70 cents "a
Pattern EdIt0r.- Once Of this paper
write mare and address plainly and -
SIRE 20 gre size ard number Of pattern
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Then Hampton touched spurs TO his
horse and galloped swiftly forward
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D.rsely Populated Countries.
CHINA ard Intia contain more thaA
half the worlds population
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WONDERS OF ANIMALS.

Strange Freaks In Makeup OF
Horses, Owls and Fishes.
Unlike most animals, horses have no
eyebrows, and hares are minus eyelids.
Consequently, the eyes Of the latter
cannot be shut, and a thin, membran-
ous substance covers them when asleep.
The eye of the owl Is also very pc
culiar, seeing that 1t is immovably
fixed In its socket and cannot stir In
any direction. To compensate for this
seeming disadvantage, 1t can turn its
head almost completely around with
out moving its body. If you were to
keep a frogs mouth open many min
utes 1t would soon die, as, owing to
Its peculiar construction, 1t can only
breathe with the mouth closed On
the other hand, fishes are compelled to
keep opening and closing their mouths
In order to give their respiratory or
gans full play. A curious fact about
the eel Is that 1t has less life In its
head than its tail consequently, when
killing an eel the fisherman smashes
Its tail. 1t also has two hearts. Snakes
usually have their teeth in the head,
but one variety in Africa, whose prin-
cipal food Is eggs, is provided with a
substitute for them In Its stomach
Dundee Advertiser.
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Ito be continued.y
e Auto in New York state

New York State has now one auto
mobile for every 200 of its Inhabitants.
Over 10000 automobiles are now regis
tered In New York state, which had,
according to the census of 1908, pop
ulatlon little over 100000, which
indicates approximately the percentage
estimated above. At the beginning Of
the current year there were 1858 au-
tomobiles registered In New York, and
on May /, 39,S61, showing that APIS
automobiles were registered during the
past four months, as against 3,036 dur
ing the same period of 1906-a gain of
1912. During 1905 the Secretary of
State registered S,625 automobiles; in
1906, 11,753, and he estimates that this
year over $1,000 automobiles will be
registered at Albany. Approximately,
the automobiles sold In New York will
total in value $5,00O,OOO.
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An EmbarrassinE Question,

Some little while ago a popular
writer visited a Jail In order to take
notes for magazine article on prison
life. On returning home he described
the horrors he had seen, and his de.
scription made a deep impression on
the mind Of his little daughter Mary.
The writer and his offspring, week
later, were In train together, which
stopped at station near a gloomy
building. A man asked:
"What place is that?"
"The county JAIL" another answered
promptly.
Whereupon Mary embarrassed her
father and aroused the suspicion of the
other occupants Of the carriage by ask
Ing, In loud, shrlll voice:
rs that the jail you were In, fatherY
Judges Library.
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HIKENSIDE
MRS. MARY j. HOLMES
AHhs Dor. naas" The o Rivers
"Cosiu Mmde"e etc
<<&Ss-
MRS. MARY j. AoLMEs

en- life of solitude and loneliness, with
nothing in particular to interest him, ex-
cept his books and the letters he wrote
to Lucy; unless, indeed, 1t were those he
was going to write to Maddy, who, with
Jessie, had promised to become his cor
respondent. Nothing but these and the
picture-the doctors picture-the one de-
signed expressly for him, and which trou-
bled him greatly. Believing that he had
fully intended it for the doctor, Guy felt
as II 1t were, In a measure, stolen prop
erty, and this made him prize it all the
more.
Now that Maddy was away Guy miss
ed her terribly, wondering how he had
ever lived without her, and sometimes
working himself into violent passion
against the meddlesome neighbors who
would not let her remain with him
in peace, and who, now that she was
gone, did not stop their talking one whit.
OF this last, however, he was ignorant,
as there was no one to tell him how peo-
pie marveled more than ever, feeling con-
fident that he was educating his own wife,
and making sundry hateful remarks as to
what he intended doing with her re-
lations. Guy only knew that he was very
lonely, that Lucy's letters seemed insipid,
that even the doctor failed to interest
him as of old, and that his greatest COM
fort was in looking at the bright young
face which seemed to smile so truthfully
upon him from the tiny casing just as
Maddy had smiled upon him when he
babe her good-by.
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Wisdom of Experience.

Newpop (wearily)-It must be time
to get up, my dear.
Mrs. Newpop-Did You hear the
clock strike six?
Newpop-No; but the baby has tal.
len asleep.
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Paid For.

Stella-Do you believe that Miss
oldun came by her complexion hon.
estly?
Mabel know she did. I saw the
receipted bill for 1t.
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Same as the Others.

Homer-I thought had at least one
unselfish friend in Griggsby.
Mrs HONEYWELL, haven't your
Homer-No Only this morning he
wanted to borrow $40.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED 10 handle our brand
new household speciality; big profits. easy
sales write at once for free particulars. Nc
KINDAY co, Kedron ave Plttsburg, Pa.
EARN big money selling wonderful new
sDecialtv. S. to s25 daily prohs for hustling
aranrs- write today. enclose stamp REICH
FRT co, Ann Arbor Mich. II
JUST Outflow priced, 5-lb. mop. turn
crank to wiring; clean hands; women az buy
1900 profit; catalogue free T. ), MOP CO..
s Main ST, Leipsic, Ohio 10
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

Ry A RESPECTABLE coIored woman. laun-
dry 1905 18th II. jeis-2t
WT0OW-Whits. would like position as
housekeeper in nice home. BOX 46S. Times
ONCE. 49,
RY A NEAT white girl, place nurse or
chaulbermaid: best Of reference 1924 23d 81
jel2-st
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BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD? Going to
remodel your hOuse2 Let US help furnish
ideas suggestions. and give you estimates.
Painting, pa pering decorating, carpetlne.
cementing, plumbing, gas-htting, timing.
gobhing attended TO promptly.
CHAs. J. hAFF CO., L344 You ST. NV.
sse-eod-6ot
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EsNGnSEER-W with license. for hotel
or apartment houses $50 and board. FISH
ER's AGENC CT. Es l0tb 81. NV jei2-2t
HOTEL CLERK-Experienced BURGESS
HOTEL AGENCY. sos 10th NV. iels-2r
MAN-White 20 look after low pressure
boiler and electric elevator add pump; must
Be experienced and reliable. Apply al once.
JULIUS GARFINKLE g. 90. ie18-3t
MAN for general blacksmithing. Apply 1853
Elzt ST. $40 y
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reflective AGENCY.
CLAIRvoYANTs.

MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
PSYCHIC PIANIST
Are you Undecided, unhappy. IN doubtg Is
your husband. wife. or sweetheart Indifferent
10 you Do you wish a. rycssess the key 20
the vaults OF love, friendship. success, and
happinsss2 Know the secret OF control the
power 70 inspire confidence and win Success
In business. social and financial lfe2 eau
and VIII advise End assist you
7ZI-NINTH STREET n WI
Don't Mistake Name ana Numberl
iss-If
MADAME CATHERINE, the celebrated
Engllzh Pianist and card reader. tells you
everything everyone ia trouble knows " hag
she can DO. 50 New York ave. second floor
front Walk up. Phone Main 2647 Je--I
AAfE. JEWEL. psychic PIANIST. what she
tells ia true, gives reliable advice on all At
fairs or life. IA Sun ST. NV.
Look for aigns on iron steps.
spa-u
MRS. HEEKLE. clalrv0yant. card reader.
reliable business advice givens hours, 20 s.
Engagements On sunday b. appointment oniy.
~ ftn a. e. myll-St
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
AND OTHER


Wanted Agents, Wanted Help Want
ed Statesmen. Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board. Boarding, fST sseht
Roonas. Rooms and Board-Ons cent a word
Minimum space Is words.
Business Opportunities. For sale hals-
cenaneOus, Horses and Vehicles, Lost
and Found. Wanted miscellaneous
Dogs, Pets. etc.-l5 cents a line; z times
conseeutively. 1E1A cents q lines tLnls
consecutively, 10 cents line. KIM
uum charge IS cents.
All other classifcations-i6 cents
line: times consecutively, I5h cents
line; times consecutiyelys 10 cents
line. Aluminium charge so cents.
Advertisements win be accepted It
any Of the following branch oIlces
ct regular Office rates. IL II Is IN
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch office or The Times
Business Offiee, they may be tele'
phOned direct TO The Times Main
6260), and q messenger VIII call 70
collect without additional charge tS
the advertiser.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

CARPENTER Of experience desires work or
building 10 DO; city or suburbs; price reason
able and references. CARPENTER BOX
49, HyattsvIie. Nd lels--t
nv YOUNG c0l0red married man As house
man. used 20 all kinds Of work; willing TO
leave city. Call or write u0i 18th 81. nv,
BY RESPECTABLE col0red man. place as
stable work with white family, stay at
Night. JAMES MARTIN. 10 50 ST sW-
''-7--- II
AGENCY, 9Th and Eye NV. Phone 81. $685..
Je6- Sam, W-s0t
summer work az cashier, clerk, or otherwise.
bv youth OF q; used 70 hard work. BOX go.
Times Office 1eA 10 IS
nv A COIORED boy. place IN store OF Of
nee. II. WASHINGTON 1928 10th 81. NV
iel2-St
PY HONEST coiorsd boy, Il years old, place
with a doctor or az a store. Cali or apply
2Sll y 81. NV JeL@-at
POSITION as head waiter In or out OF city
white. Address BOX 464, Times Office.
jeu-3t
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STRAW HAT CLEANING.

STRAW HATS CLEANED
Equal to new; shoe shining parlori separats
parIor for ladies: white people only
1870 Fourteenth street northwest. Je9-3H
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NoRTHWEsT.


GOLDENRERG' s. TN ami K sta. NV.
6. KANN, SONS g. CO, sth ana EarkeS sP@e -
GREENS CAPITAL 4 d ' X Il ! : ~
W =, MeNuLjTY. Cigar store. 18th snd NV.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. TN ST. hhoae
r. y sU -yf a8 PHHR y cT 9TH st and
cHAs. c. aoRNUSG. Christisnl Pharmacy.
eANFoR si5; '' PH AZ Ss New York ave.
and North Capitol street
n A VEITCFI, 10th and n sts- nW.
oUIGLEY'5 PHARMACY. ust and O sts- NV
q u. WAGNER & Co. ist saA II sts- nv.
Z. 7, TAYLOE. cor. 9Th and p sta nv.
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th ana Pa ave. nv
PARK ROAD PHARMACY LIN and FaEA
AEATTINoLYs PHARMACY. i4th ana L
r. y. HOWARD. i4th and ".
y. V. PATTIE. 1923 Brightwood ave.
MALTBY'S PHARMACY, 1857 Calvert ST
NORTHEAST.
I.ADDON PHARMACY, LOO Florida ave. ne
cHAs II BLUMER, n. Cap. and r sta ne
RRAUs' PHARMACY. 9Th and X sta.
GeCHEsNEY 8 JOACHIM, sth and = ats NJ
BENZ. 7. l4ANHAM. l1th and Z. Cap. 81.
SOUTHEAST.
A z. POWELL. Sth and East Capitol SIS.
} ROACH DRUG CO.. sth and G sts. 90.
A. b BURROWS, ilth and Pa ave.
=. P. WELLER. cor. 6th and I.
SOUTHWEST.
. y. HUGO EIsEEBEIss. 9Th and B strests-
MCDONALD J. W. ana and = aW'
GEORGETOWN.
y. p. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1884 II ct NV.
ANACOsTIA
BURYs PHARMACY. corner 1onrOs sAd
Jefferson cts.
BROOKLAND. D. C.
LINTON & NELSON.
ALEXANDRIA. VA
Y Z CARNE & CO.. 7OS King 81
CHEVY CHASE. Nd
T l. EOSSEMAN.
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PSYCHIC.

IF YOU WISH advice and Information on
any subject consult Nh T. Million and get
q palm reading or psychic reading. Mr.. Nil
ion also teaches hyPu0tism ana mental hyp-
nOuC suggestion 81 Eye ~ St. NV.
myIs-sOt
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PALMISTS.

on business, love, marriage. health. and All
honest enterprise Just IT, her. so3 Eye e.
nv. my2l-tf
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CHIROPRACTIC.

DON'T GIVE Up HOPE-Try ChiroBractte.
chronic CASES and diseases OF woman a sus-
cialty; consultation and Trial free EATMA
i. THOMPSON, ID. c., expert ueuroI0gLst
and chir0practor- once 1888 r st.
le5-eoE-e1t
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TO THE LADIES.


A. I. FALK. s17 uW.-TO 60 quick blue
Peter Thompson suits regulation styles a.
Is. IS years; redtced st29S 10 S5-9s- Jel---t
IT WILL BE WORTH YOUR WHILE
STUDENTS 70 crop in at BELLS STUDIO
1871 @ 81. nv. Ne are making special low
rate % YOU. mys-syt
BUEHIA TOILET PREPARATIONS-I'ure
facial tonic for ladies'. pn6es moderate MISS
LAURA CADMAS. 728 llth ST.. hair dressing
and Ioanicuring parlors. ye4-eyt
III WILL PAY YOU to get our estimate on
GLIPCOVERING and UPHOLSTEhiNG.
Phone Main 6sa.
A. f. WARDEMAN * CO., as 9TH ST.
my23-tu-th, sa-6gJ
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