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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-09-03

Our idea of wise man is one who
never argues with woman.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-09-03

Fame may come to man suddenly
and go just as quickly.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-09-03

From the Life Of the Protector.
Cromwell wished to be painted with
the wart.
Don't you mean the warthog?"
they asked anxiously
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-09-03
MONUMENT TO BeNI1o JvAREz
Design for Pedestal and Statue Of the
Mexican Hero Has Been
Selected.

Mexico City.-The jury to decide
upon the project for the Juarez monu
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-09-03

And occasionally a man throws on
trouble by putting on a bold front.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-09-03
sEnsouno FoR MONTHS.
Hope Abandoned After Physielans'
Consuitation.

Mrs. Enos Shearer. Yew and Wash
ington SITS, Centralia, Wash. Saws:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-09-03

PERRY DAVIS PAINKILLER
Afeelng of security comes by having this famous
remedy on hand. II is dependable sAfeeuar I'd
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-09-03

BEST
REMEDY
Fsr Weoea Lyaa e. Pix.
haan'sV sVeeetab1e Compouad

Noah. Ky. Twas passing through
the Change of Life and suffered from
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-09-03

Mrs.. Winssow's Soothing Syrup.
For childrea sesthtnS softenS the Guras rsducss
es4asoa. alAys paa. earss Md oolip- No bossl1
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-09-03

1t is the after effect OF experience
that counts.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-09-03

oNNQoseo0t - ooeDs0eo.
ExaAine carefully every bottle q
CA8TORIA safe and sure remedy eos
Salants and children. and 80 that II
.'s::':.: s::': =: ::.GzZz7zx
b Use For Over 30 Yeaso.
The Kind You Have Always BopsAt
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-09-03
At THE MOMENT.

Percy-Aw, are you intere-ted in the
Coming Young Man,"
Kitty with yawn)-No; am more
Interested in the going young man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-14
HELP WAaTEo-mALg.

MEN WANTED TO SHOW Or Hsll
land rln make ttd0 To 400 per month
and learn best business OF earth See
iiiiiman's land MANAGER room q on and
floor In Times block today and Gsi maps
III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-14
FATHER IN SEATTLE IN
SEARCH Of MISSING
SON
CHARLES p. oUoln. ls. or
SPOKANE. DROPS OUT OF
slaHr IN THIS CITY.

Although every hospital, mission
and hotel has been searched no
trace Of Charles r oudla, if son
OF Charles z oHdin a brick mang
faegusef u Spokane. who dis ppeaf
ed In Seattle Thursday night. has
been found
Ar undln came to Seattle Sat.
ardsY 10 personally conduct the
search fof his son. Sha escaped
from Spokane hospital while suf
FERNS from nervous pfuatratlon
The young man left the hospital
and caught niEhI train from sp9z
kaHe last Wednesday Shortly n
ter n'eigek on THURSDAY night
yoabs oudlu called hls father tt
long distance telephone and asksd
that a return trip ticket be sent him.
NJ OHdlH wired his son the ticket.
bat lHstend Of delivering the trans
Porlaiiaa 70 the depot ticket office
q vas sent to the uptown office
aad vas not delivered g the depai
office Until the nstt Night In the
meantime young OudiH disappeared
The yonlg man talked with Depot
Nair0n Slime about the tranflQfta.
ton, and a. that time appeared pale
and as Though suffering from loss
Of sleep
After talking With the depot ma
tron late Thursday nlEhi. young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-14
Grand

Plenty u taustui musie IL gaiuE
10 make II Happened In Nnfiihut
a big magnet at the Grand theatre
this week les the musical fpuis
eay = fisst tIase aut as far a. seattle
IL concerned. and Il viii more than
de The chorus. which has plenty
% work cut cut faf ii Lacks taluHa
Just why thls shqaid be ls 3 mat +.
ter Of mystery There are inf 6f
good voices on tap but The snap aHil
dash Is lacking 10 WeHid seem that
\ few vigorous frheataa.is are inpsf
httV@. with a less tunrfui stafs. tie
sis-e might pass under present hasd
ling
show and there are many laugHH
Ferris Hartman has Que eulsd
typical song and he fnHte Il no for
ali u was nerth last nlEht Hart
man Il heard in diniert tits week
and II 10 pleading sharing with
the prtnfiraf wese NiHs Nuzulns
Davies ard Waller DE Leon Tits
pair u yoBuRaisfH got acquainted
with their audience rigii early IN
the game asd the familiarity bred
anything bat contempt They nHa
fseled some Keod dHfaluE which
tiekIsd and Walters nlusiaai MUM
hers were good stuff
The Man with the Voice Cesar
Walsh. waa heard In two song mum
beers which drew applause fr0W
every section df the house Ronald
Bradbury Sc the prime minister.
gave q clever Character tWprfH1fas
ton especially after seeing lie
Russian spf n The Mayor Of
Toxic
THE Nafdiand march number .Ah.
Hinthe Ffappe sHaudAuna Land,
The Matinee Naids and other song
hifa fliled out pleasant evening
Had the ehnfua work been ulofe
mature. tie show would have gone
with a swing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-14
ss.s.4.s....ssst


Nat tiaetiWias appearance at TIE
Meete theatre last night was the
signal fdf rally Of ttf limiftfs
Of his particular stntleWaull brand
Of hamaf A. comedian hf
Goodwin has generally been the
comedy per Sc and the efforts nt
the PLAYWRIGHT merely furnish him
with vehicle 90 transport his tail
entE Mf Goodwin piafa and no
merits are too nell EnHMn % heed
any comment. 50 what is % he aid
u the performance hast uisli prep
srty deals with TIE Eattssaef a.
a comedy
And ia ss6th Il "a not mset. It.
l. hreAdtafsta that IN ard outer
Of the poruiar stage. and Il Il no
better and not NsrF mulch worse
than hia previous efforts Tie
theme Is haekHevsd the eastslrsf
thrown lnta tnr cFade situations Of
the far west tHe Villain tie wrongly
aeeused man. and beautiful sister Or
anfse other relative n fari ali tte
shop Wetu materials ~ tie drama
OF eoufnr Nat Goodwin takes off
some OF The curHe q tBnaiIff, tie
glorious teauiy 1t Miss tiaaarirh
dIstfaeta critical atteaif9u A. short
Intervals and that little hand Amos q
as the support tnea it, lstsl best.
80 that the performance IL not tus
tireis harfsn Bat the EasteFner
needs Net GasssiNia In utufh ftufs than
h. needs The fastener
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-14
seattle.

rive acts u rcd hot amsina are
disied Up 10 the Seattle theatre this
week IN Tennessee Tess an hit
ertive thriller from TIE pen n thaH.
Prom rise 70 fan Of the flag there
f. dceiiiry doing but hH usual II all
ends with the right side uu and
everybody nsppy except the arch
pisitsrs
Gun play prevails hut there IL lit
tie shooting RlnrY be Little AliHs
Bunting as Tennessee Tess tails
forth loud approval Especially
when she covers rude crew with r.
revolver. The story ~ Tennessee
Tess makes for sympathy TIE girl
IL turned over 10 hsartlesa inR ~
an unfortunate mother and the girl
IL lost until the mother aud maid
meet IN a dance hall WHERE bonEe
flows freely aHd hewhisk cred men
talk rnne0gafr Tie mother finally
cbakSs the facts out Of the hBH and
learns that the girl 81 The dance
hall y her daughter iinrlHK the
Fcfap Tess uniinherH gun Hnd
compels fair play There's plenty
of getign At one time Tess ~
tossed over a water wheel bat Il
subjected 10 a thrilling rescue Then
q lover Is aroused 81 murder and THE
papers disappear Tess does @
draw bridge stunt which allusH The
lover 10 beat u 10 . more r0nKeuiat
cline and then there are two es-
ea teS one on i hHnfchf and another
on horseback anme "Wfl0' special
Ties mi In nicely "rennaasee Tess
blfa riRht and left and scores Heavily
with the Seattle theatre patfnns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-14

sIarion-rha, ia wonderfully
atldleus and conscientious young
man
Myrtie-Yes. terribly 80. He In.
sisted on hunting up a botaniHt to
make sure that the plant be found
ne standing under NaH really a
uiistieios -sgrHcass Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-14

Leonard pudd' ? News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-14
THE SEATTLE STAR

one eeai psf fcgF. sls fsntr psf wees
OF HaHif i've sants per meath uslirs
sfsd By mall o. earfiaf NJ free ealiss
10 MAIL EtH-f HiiiHHa~Fas Ast.
h4a your tuhHsfiRtiaH eE=tfss is on ihs
aftfess label o. saeh "a PEE Whsr that
date aIfifss, u yaar saGssr g3idu has not
tHefH hssa naif in aaEsHFs yaHf ms
= tAAen tfgfn the iist a change q dats
~ The sddfsfa isbei 10 a fsesipt
NOTICE TO suBsfHfHKRs-s
out eepf 81 The Etaf fail 70 reach you
ihs fassf to rAll up daf main affias
Sunset Hain 1880 Ind iii tstssea 8
aad y clock and We vlil sand fou q
eapf ct enes n ygl should mis-. u more
Than anra. please tsisFhans ui sfsty TINS
ron Mis- II
IN this sny - can be certain q slying
coz s4haerissfs perfect tsfYies and
It is tbs only saY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-14

Argus Wanted

iitillsfs IT ms stseA vii pisasa phone
ebatlas taHHatfieia HfhsgsftnaH
aialH asa Ind ittl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-14

there "a lot In that Elri II IT
can onlg be brought out
Yes che has quarter OF a
million IN her name. Syracuse
Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-14
Iofs

son Parole tie famous play II
the South, was offered GO lois pat
r6ns yesterday and eagerly accept
I'd by two fined huunea Tie play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-14
LOST AND FOUND


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Fa t.tAta ifs :. Z, = ", " ~, ,.s,4s.
Fktn WHILE t4HA 1871 Fhft =
NENI POSITIONS At UtHlH HttaNHf
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lsG Eksl hNeHANaA iass ilfh
WANTED Faf sssttia CltH Haspitsi
srplisanis 70 iain aafsss ltsihias eiss.
= tfaisisF aiii = sitsn uadaf ths 10
afsasftaT aHH lectures u The tesf phfri4
ris5s II tfs Safshassf COMMUNICATE
Itssitf en- il4|i Hssitis wssh' iii
.-s. Aa' ~ J. IN ar aftsI y ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-14

Look at this opportunity Two imI
ptaNsl lots on HeNHli 1t SIS Gee raYlnf
q FfesFrf pHf cent err Investment
This property l. business property and
sill dHHhle 10 value within few maaiha
ElFht lots improved with good &.
room house and Wood house all fenced
with garden aud fruit 81 SOC
House and int on FAlatlns mn add
Vi SEQ rented and pays 10 per cent ON
ius esinsni Hlsa vacant lot at Latsna
add ~ eae
Al the above property Tor small pas
mehi dauu balance easy
Call on q " OLNEF,
1908 Howell Rtrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-14
foa sALE-mlseeLLAsEoUs

FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
=-==-======-=-=---->=--s
HAHH AND DOOR nAndAfsa
CfAfttinsn DORIS v 90 Per door
risiH siHfgH ffHnss only o. %
efass paasi Doors telsai flaas Is
u % per deer
Picture nsidiaH is PEI foot
Quarter haaad. tte HHr hahdfsf feet
sole AGENrs HiLi-ilMs GOLD
SEAT FAisf
dtif Ghe Price
u ifalipH cans g pet fsiian
H. ,Faiish cans u Sc per raiien
bssgtifai eslaf, Ths bssi paint fnaa'
frf salt Htf Hsaf
coNP0sifteg nooFfsa.
tif Sfifhi y iss Fsf s4usfs v
III ssiEht ~ IL. per square " y
riF ssiEtt Is lbs PET square. " y
warning BsaHre y cheap liEhi rosf'
lhrs that are nat fuii NsiSht
LOCKS AND nfNaka
hsf,iss efss ~ cents fsf plata 81
cents tsf fancy
Oh eepPaf hlsr.. is rent. a pali
FHicE LiEfs
haiisd free postpaid, Hiiheut charge
o d WILLIAM co
iaie Western Az, hssfiis wash
Fur ale nee Ideal msehins. In 500
order. lheaR call sps Cedar %
r IL
rstut Foad tsIk-r. fia4 iass.as
rhgss Rest itst @is.is
reHfl sRaan sna harness CHEAP Anrif
Ice 6aifs. ta5. Ana9ssf Il tagtA Sc
attic -is-iss
Three bfsras e t1faHaa aali faiI ulaaa
ID tsiFAsns taf sale Pieces Nala sfis
~ a.
reshs citizens fis psf iss. sitter
funilaf, 5sns 18Th std Howard a. s.
Tsa fresh eaa. on Asfasf 81 aafass
from Naiaisf Beach ~ Shoemaker
Sit
Tee ssnHild Aasa pool ana enc billiard
tshis fer sale z8tt First az stir
FOR sALe-woop kko COAL.
--->----------------------
cosl 10 deun aEafu. and us can tuppiy
,su rith ths siaa bs.i suited to Ieaf
SEATTLE coat 4 FUEL co.
Both Phones -
Coal al hlna. sslirsfsa 70 81 paTi,
81 city At reasonable prizes NaihNfis ht.
Mcleod Inc Phones 1915 Ii
sEArrLR FrBlie FuEi. MAHKEf
% Sly. Saslilg. Hsisht saa ssrsies
FOR sAlE-FueNiTuRe.
berg, 1874 fifth between Pike and
Pine sells fvssHsrs tot ssss Oct ms
prices
WANTED TO auY-FuRNfTuRE,
-----------~--->--------
THE EAoLE FURNITURE a AUCTION
CORNER OF PIKE ST 4 SIXTH AVE
usnotpTEni.Y RAYS THE HIGHEST
- CASH
PRICE ron SECOND HAND FuNSi.
ALI. GOODS OF VALUE DoN'r sell
BkFoRE rou AEB THEN
To dispose Of your nssd fsrsnar. 10
psrinshs ". sas fef cash Of stas. q.
lowtrE literally Buy Yeuf fafnltaFt Ia
this dapsrtmsni=Yaa saNs . deal Tht
0ro's -HAahin Co, IS Department
FREMoNT FURNITURE co aeslrs.
second hand Goods Highest prices paid
n you have Furniture for sale. phone
Queen Anne 1851. A t1A7 III
valdez PUN, itis is, NJ ssi' Ind teis
LIVESTOCK.
---a--a=-=a---z-s=s-=-
Georgetown Auction and sales Elatlss
horses hHfnsst vehicles bought and sold
or commission Auction every Friday /
. m % head horses all aises, on hand
bfahdmon st, HesrEstaWn n ttf II
The Manly Boarding and sale Stables
Horses hired for all purpassH ~ daI
OF week .i1a Western aE rheneA
Main .iiti Ind 1855
For sale team harness and delivery
wagon. with citH twka hafsps weigh
80 each well mai1hed and sound
Phone faes or EaH if7s -if-iHt
HORSE and wagon together or single
Franz Heil iiti leld Hf LEST
Ruii terrier male puppies for sale a
Murphy etet " Green Lake boulevard
=t4.IGA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-14

sffss miles from salt ssisf Ita
fare Go seattle Geea 1fHhsrd house
tsfu breeder house aff chi ken houses
halt cleared taiaugs siashsd Eead
stream Faf price and terms aHpif %
Hunsf a n uurfss rssfsaa. Wash
=itsits
psifr ard psaitfY farm ts acres with
stnek faf sale price y tef " Gee eash
balance IN ten Ysata frank itHcp
fbufasisN Wash @TsltH
NJ uahsf aus acre Faaa isnd ever
tsahinF SQUAD H6rth 81 Haiiarf near city
limits ftIta ffaa cash halahus terms
I9fI W end rhahs Ballard 1859
@asfN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-14

fhtfa ~ aHh thif sfslif hNih keases -
-.fesVf@sa
bFEGlAl NO ilIEa.
,s7--5i5's.ilt-5s 1870, Il.--s ~ = /,
5sif.. IA ~. - ah1tiaf. a.
ii.A 81 istaf Temple il 80 2
ilt.srfsfl5- -. a. .54fta IA l.
4 Hasf H5a and Aaf IA
o. fas fe4f laas sitfiaief ETC. 1lqHHH
"a FHfHgH fHaHHHHhif At HWfE EWaf
aFtasa taA NasHiaEfs taiiaisH East
1895 -
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an TIE AAH Ne tNas n fnAf
hHaa# eth HF aHfeahs hahaAll AtH
ssfFeniss nalh shsas.
- -
haf aakA eha RAiea saef Y. tAittnt
Hh4ia fuu wait au lH HE FFhTMA L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-14

Farms AND ACREAGE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-14
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Putnam patriot., 1909-08-06
THE FREE LIST.

The uew tree list of the Pnyne bill Includes the following articles
 Petroleum. crude and refined. was continued oil the free iiSt. though con. siderable opposition to this procedure deNeiups.d
 Hides were put ou the list after pro ionsed and bitter controversies Sena. for Aidrieh and various of the oldei menabefs af the upper house jed Ene campaign against free hides. The Dingles bill placed duty of l5 pet cent ad vaursln on hides.
 The new free list while very similai 10 that of tue Diugley bin. contains rue following articles that. among others, were not on the Dingiey list:
 Hides fencepests. suphate of am monia. platinum combinations with palladium. osmium and rhodiun, kin ding wood. rsdiam. works of art paintings. pastels. etchings and sculp lures that have been in existence mors than twenty years prior 10 date Of i'm. portatiou: other works of art, of bronze. marble. terra cotta. pottery. porceiain and antiques produced more than 100 years prior te date of i'm. portatioA
Putnam patriot., 1909-08-06

by the president.
 For the purposes of the operation of this court The country has seen divid- ed into nine customs judicial districts
 While many items in fbe bill sbo~ revision downward. it will ss wh0ie provide for an Increased revenue. con tfnnlne in general effect fhe Repub- liean policy of protection.
 Rssslia.ion Measures
 GovernlHentaI measures 0f retalia- tloa against countries which de uot make tartn eoueessions to tue United States are amply pruTided for. Maxi mum and ulinimnlu provisioas enable a higher rate of tax to. be imposed on the pruducts of these countries than would ordinarily have been lte case.
 The creation ot d commission io look into tine question of the tariff from a nofiiIartisan viewpoint Is a0 innova- ton that has been suggested Tor many years IT is generally looked ou as move toward taking the tariff out of politics
 \ policy long ago established by tar if ula kers u this country Is retaiiied in the new ui..asure II is the iinpos- ing of particularly heavy duties on luxuries
 The .dra wback" provisions are in- dicative of more kind heaFted gov .rnmentaI attitude than had been con sldered pruba ble. In brief, a dra wback is refund Of duty moneys paid on material imported into this country which ia used in the manufacture of articIes which are themselves exported from this country.
 The guiding spirit in the formula ton of the provisions of the new meals ure has been ons. 10 fix duties that do not necessarily encourage foreign iin- pcrtafion. but that render b impossible for a combination of capital in any given line 10 raise prices above those that now exist and to prevent them in general from being further raised. President Taft has taken particular pains 10 peiu out this circumstance. Competition that existed when the Dingley bill was enacted has been wiped out hy the consolidation of com saries aud tue combination of inter- ..sfs President Taft renders the opin- ion that the Payne tariff bifl will in large tneaSrre restore the possibility of successful competition in the busi- ness fields So affected.
Putnam patriot., 1909-08-06
ADMINISTRATIVE FEATURES.

The bill marks distinct departure in that 1t prov i,ies for a corporation tax and court of customs The cor. porafion tax. while yielding a large amount of revenue. Is primarily de slgned for the purpose es government tai regulation ef corporations. aud Il will hare this effect
 The Tact that the anlount of the tax to be assessed was lowered from pei eeut 10 per cent is considered by the members of congress to evidence clear ls that Tue biii has regulation for it's object and not merely revenue.
 The cestaas court Of appeals wifi further eeatratise the national soveru meni. and 1t will place The iagriSaEs and technical eases as to the coastrue tien of the lsw and the facts respect ing classification of merchandise and raie of duty under she jurisdiction ot men who arc specialists in thts line There ss no appeal from this court which will sir in Wsshingtoa. and the members of which wiil he appointed
Putnam patriot., 1909-08-06

Dear Doctors Daughter:--
 I had intestinal indigestion for 20 years. Suffered terribly most of the time and treated with dozen different doc- tors. aud used all the medicines 1 knew about, but nothing ever helped me until I used your stomach Rite tablets. have used only one box of them, but can't say enough in praise of them. It is truly the most wonderful remedy on earth, and I honestly hope that all sufferers will use it and have the same results that I did. Truly yours with thanks.
 MRS. ANNA w. BARRETT, 43Lynde St., Melrose, Mass.
Putnam patriot., 1909-08-06
THE PUTNAM PATRIOT August 1909

Dlnxiey ssa ID 1sg7 retained praetf. eaigy flse iron and aseei duties iaid down fn ffe Wfxea measure.
 Though SliiiiYn Mckinney was elect ed on fhp afanciai issue f1 iSas6. bIs first act after belug sworn in as presi- deDf was The calling of an extra ses- sion Of congress 10 repeal the Wilson German fariB biIi The result Of that session was tbe Dingi-y law. amed for iis aothor. Nelson Dingiey. Jr., of Haiue. wtifb put the schedules prac- fIeaIly back on the Mckinley basis
 Following is a comparison between the old Dingiey tariG rates and those of the new Payne blii:
Putnam patriot., 1909-08-06

statemer,s of fraudulent nature ar subject 10 me of SiVsAl and ise prisenmeat Tor enc seae
 During the elssslng days of sbe lar n caauoyersy. hefese ihs asl Nas voted on for tnai passage. oxer forty Republicans who had grievanoes q one saFt ar aaQEaer against ysrtsan ef ihe aeeylsleas ef tAe elil stated shas f8et wonsss xate against II. They had sf la thvir raweg tV defeAt the ueas Ore atzi fn~-e the presideat to cal nnugher srersal session n September U October They had inc party lead ers plainly NtHFsed fer a tlRie. bat the able peaeemaAers il the capital sarlndlng President rafg tsaaSea. sue esseslad in calming the ru.lsed waters as iass.
Putnam patriot., 1909-08-06

But the best testimony for Stomach Rite StomachNts Insist Stomach Rite and refuse worthless Substitutes
 Very truly yours,
 Doctors Daughter Sold and Recommended at Burt's Pharmaney
Putnam patriot., 1909-08-06

Dear Doctors DDog ghter:-
 Twas troubled with indigestion ofa years, and was so bad that at timssI could hardly breathe. Twas in a no9 terrible condition in fact, did not thiuf there was any help for me. have osy taken one box of your Stomach Rite tae. let's, and my trouble has all left ne, andi am feeling fine. want to tell you asd also thank you for veur grand rsmeay.
 MR.sJDHN BURKMAN, i96 Shawmut Ave, Boston, MS.
Putnam patriot., 1909-08-06
ChIldr ron Cry
 FOR FlETchER'S c A s TT 0 RIA
Stonach-Rite

and allied troubles that has proven its worth not ezp ment When you need medicine why not get the best. Reaa the'folowing letters.
Putnam patriot., 1909-08-06
Dear Doctors Daughter

Dear Doctors Daughter.
 Twas troubled with gastric indigestion for years, when I heard of your Stomach Rite in Portsmouth, N. H. 1 have found it the best thing in the world. Nothing else ever tried helped me one bit. Everyone should know just what your ta blets do for stonache trou- ble, Yours, MRS. W. P. JORDAN,
 390 Merrimack St. Manchester, N. H.
Putnam patriot., 1909-08-06
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Putnam patriot., 1909-08-06

ton. and has changed from a sickl!, delicate. looking young man to the pic. ture of health. Long may you live. Yours gratefully, MRS. CHARLES B. CLARK,
 643 Park Ave. Woonsocket, h- L
Putnam patriot., 1909-08-06

Dear Doctor's Daug 1ter:-
 For three whole years | suffered wnh nervovs indigestion. tried everythIS but got no help. Have now taken laA three boxes of your Stomach Rite and would recommend them to all as th most wonderful remedy for all forms& stomach trouble.
 MRS. ELEANOR WHITNEY, 67 Washington St., Whitman, Aes'
Putnam patriot., 1909-08-06

Dear Doctors Daug hter.
 I am anxious to teil you what your Stomach Rite tablets have done for me suffered with constipation and indiges- tion greatly, tried every ether medicine, etc. for years, but got no help whatever until | used your remedy. Sincerely,
 MRS. ARCHIE E. EASTMAN, 2S Clinton St., Woburn, Mass.
Putnam patriot., 1909-08-06

Dear Doctors Daugeter:-
 Since taking yo1r Stomach Rite my oldest son nineteen years of age, is en- tirely cured of severe attacks of indiges-
Putnam patriot., 1909-08-06
Dear Doctors Daughter:- |

Dear Doctors Daughter:-
 want to recommend your Steuaen' Rite to all sufferers of stomach troaoF o, low suffered with severe hesdaeoss indigestion, and how my food distfssses me. Ehave taken only one box of yoef Stomae oh Rite and it is really and tfs9 wonderful-I can now enjoy all the Iooe eat. my headaches have all gone, ane want to thank you very much. GrassislV yours. F. H. HEWLETT,
 14S5 Washington St., Boston. Mas.