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at New fmh 1850
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UcnuCman tN desires acquaintance of
Christian lady widow. of Same ago or
nlder ohioct mntrimunyi mo trifcrs need
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tials which would Indicate that Il
belonged 80 Miss Katherine o'Nelil.
trained nurse Of Spokane, WHO IL
known 60 have been aboard the
train.
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FURNISHED HOUSES


&c 80 - g q fs26fsf~HNsNfsGi,
hafsd 81 roarsslf aud pald faf b. lie
Asak 20 Wnnth. would soon enable sou
g H#n e We efteua credit WnadhHusa
Elait Farn 81 tia ltha Ht
f.fa9m farnishad ha0so tsih aud aln.
nYsidel WaHiaafeFd aiaffici rent tf9.
Aats tfth az East tifs
room modern cottage tiisa Ryan
60 salA
FsehisAsa s.foolp hausa. isa. itian a
sroRE8
= iess 4 "a Al = n, 4 p.
keeping raams rhaua iad White tsQ
ifeaa hake 8saliY AFsutF, East iisi
OFFICES
nfHtt NCalN lafstst fffiSs : afs id
kHiAinf lHH fFaf. ever thing fee alb
LsafY ulds
Eafaiaaea lav offices 81 rvnt tsi
FOR REhT = MISCELLANEOUS.
ehf SEQ fanah 8 aefea 81 deafef
sHa fs.sa iafso hopse and chicken
'1' wakvaa y y.sslsl Ws9
F0f Naat a aafsA slnsr ln thalss
aaify ef garden lahh Address c.ti
nUsthEBs CHANCES.
s~s~s~s~rfe~F-ss-@eeeN 4rAA.NeNsNrs~-nNsr-@
roR HAtn
t0M FMf@EfhA uNWfGM. very compltt g
eaafamaHt iEpe mostly HeH tive HanA
tah HteeaaHk everything necessary t1f
senefal @Hfh 5000 fauhgaNau for f1Nne
~ h4MataHsf VIII Fe raN4r ~ tash
~ Nn NlHdsaF. tasf Flfft A.. Ha+
a4fis
FuH HALe fhfaa iatH stu laras
hHfai eHttfluH eHmpiHts4f fufHlFhnf also
N1d heFina afeeeff business "a George
iowa WI1i saii cheap Hwsi easH reF,
meet. hsslanea au ftenn MHsf DE- Huia at
aHea - aaaeF e leaving fhN rifg aA ats
rHaHf - ili heaitH fhla ia Hu nHpQt
iauiff ~ fhs rlsht Waa
Zoe aWaaF az taa Aetfila 49, AeNfNe-
tawn
fafatafs ID g rooms practically new
hHnse. 50 fHafNal ffH4 aniF $500 2
fasHefs ssshaF almest psF fruf Hiasq
tH half hlaEa ff4m eaf asf siaf aF
LAWYER ahfsrr T. y nassntaam.
fam tst Fsfn Hiaes 90 fhifd AZ
Haas tfa hIas ssfEa sample aaifs
tffsa Haam saf safs Talfa
Faf fssaifs. lies fuaf property With
f5ffss q q tsaafa. esq Afeaar Aaafs
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
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$1,000
Bargain
$500

f.fHHw modem frslfrnrf. rnnerri e
faHnlsflHn feN basement laundrr trsgs
1880 CASH enniraCfnr places tuiidins
Hasf &c hHgaa al ta.91n
MAUWfFlCENT VIEW PROPERTY.
gua block fraW Thinneg aVs ear near
ftfh g. % mIrufea out sfFoa heHrfuE
fruft traea. assessments au paid. 0uaef
Del saf 20 work aud meet raisa money "a
auee ttf1 cash and i1o peg month az
peg eeut
JOHN DAVIS q CO.
700 Second Az
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Am Forced to Sell

$3.50. ON easy terms az per cent is
sll am asking fof lots fqEiag 20 "a r..
alley Fruhbad and level near tho Whit
uef school in northeast part of Ballard.
where tho view iH elegant Prices rap.
ldiY advancing. and an kinda of iui
provcmeuia now under WAY ard IN prog
ross Adjoining lnia arc selling fnr ff0n.
ny price ouly 1850 This la tho FroataHt
snap in the north end Investigation
VIII convince ruu Call un OF address
n n johnson. sQhn itth av N W.
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way haf iai uhea 500 can aei hn
aafa nn tua car iNa. fuaf unFfh ~ ffe
city ff 5sta BE- peg ssnt cash sl9 pff
month.
81 affas hef wsen Nails f.str anf ga.
nanaa level land teFv nnaaF cleared
Ffas nef affe terms ran o. arranged
AZ 81 inFHaffaFht r. "a uihftnH lfnreHi
tlan H u Hnas4nafei
81 arfaN riaHa e. ffaNa Lake. Dos
level heavily tsahafed flfN uef sore.
Ha saHh. balance . gears
MERRITT REALTY co.,
tHHs8f Sew Nafh NiurK
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% Cow
Dairy Ranch

sss aefaa elegant bottom land. AZ acres
unAef niam plenty pasture. broom
hanaa barns and aii other improvements
d mile fa school church. creamery. rfr
ana n ere Nnaaf places in fhn renowned
Nhfmaaum valley near Port rcwnrend
Price ff 500 $4,000 cash. balance iouH
fifaa De Hrf cent
faWH A AMEa sac Lnmhaf Exchange
Ind aaaf Hunsaf afaln li4t
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WILDLY Island

81 saFsa rna 3ssai lard tM miles
ffan HafatHHa anA aafira ffaM tanRieq
o. eaH@tF faa1s saH aeii FNF 4uirA
sA4a ths e priced st 80 SEE asfr TIRES
aa4ts aHtif
1ons a AMEs ass Lantsf "a rhsnEs
tnWf aAuffaK FARN LANDS
Nfs1-f AGO A&u fafisNNEN fhLffNA
rAHMEMa FANAuiaE
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#u afAHgaa un f.ssr kTI%a prop asifian
e. aHf ftsffe FkNnH rfHtr
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WfEAE UAFa HAftf.Ek. fAH pea
aa aastla fatslHH aafsstra mikes fsFu
snH Better fbah lard saiHnn fnf tft aaa
fltF fHaf raauey ffreiad l1 fHa feafa
nav 81 arfsa far rHHf chiif
st aefea hfad e9f enst feu more thtu
e. e. usH sfFs let us shes Fuu hrw
Gene aHd tala fa thp mea 100 aanH
whs have sFsHf fsaf4 Del tHtsa valleys
Nsfs eaHsfaiiF 80 are ffr nniH firm
adfsfffaiHs WV uWH Our LhNu"
MuUrm COAST LAND Cp. RID.
Nh#HuENEN.
AuntHoE DAVIES e co..
sHINns Aasrfa
see AMER an HAM H.fE seaiiie
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Flat for Rent

fp0fns modern. go per month on
ith NN.. near CHERRY at
> 0uOpfFiLuW & SONS.
tif naiirY uidE
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Buy Now

Tots N0NlHNHaNnuu town nrnr Seattle.
500, fio cash. $3.50 por month
HALL. io6 Pioneer BIDS
rmN Gent MONEY.
NJ you have obligations 20 mcat nr In
tend hHitdiuH in Tho future we VIII ar
rAnrN to loan you the money YOU phy
only fT 10 Dor month on onch I'll GOO and
only B per cent intore8t per nnnum on
deferred Payments, payable monthly.
Loans can Doc paid nf any time SEQ
Rogers, ON hincNey Block Phone
1858
six-room BUNGALOW ahnRlcd, fnr ear-
gain TERMS foaS sam av W Fort
tawton car. N blocks from car,
1900 Mount unkcr Park iot 10. block
90 r. n Browning 1888 a0th nv M.
Phone pian
New a.room bungalow, only 5000
Torms Third as w, near 9iat; t0-ft,
lot AnESlwH n0x it16.
For Sale i6xtoa Kirkland lot, $40
ownor Room 2ib. 500 Third av
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seegpe4@@ars~esrso-H FN0NssfNS.Nef,fsTsN
The Doris Tia+fiT Hxfn CIV n you
want good 1sr0Qm apartment. rlRht
aaseH town. where Won have np HitHnt ear
fare ~ pay ard splendid Wow ~ ino bay,
can ug Aain sssa
on eaf line. University station f.r1om
fiat tfH. modern fr90m fiat % DNN
t0s Qolman bnildinn Main 5000
East Pike afos room nat inodefH
in every way. rent only l2p Prone r.
saf8
afih ~ s. lsf dor rent four-room
fat tie
ard az ~. sist-a.room fiat. modern
Price $500
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huuFaleW ~ Mission doors So co.
Slt 20 cash Tor bungalows see 40
t-NFhf barn sash f1r Co fer
oottsee front aiulqgs bottom glass.
fNKk0 inches top HFhf fnvr0 a. 81
For fancy top add gfr
uiass china cupboard doors 81 o.
Porch luiuuu. coo Co 81 60
Wall 90 dnadauinr felt ih 70 yard
fai % ESQ taaf al 90
Gold seal rnufur square,. 9l.fT
Kim looks With black knoha sac
Mnrtlsei locks. ief knoha $50
front door lock sight ard DAY KEYS
sold hrnu1o knob aud earutchegn. hand
bunrd fancy finish. g.
Gold Seal house paint nonr better "a
celars. pCr gallon. fl1t. 5-Fauon lots.
Gold Seal harm and roof paint s-ranan
cans. zoe gallon
keystone varnlan per gallon li 60
hfinE Your Contrartor'E or carpenter
hat bore for Tow estimate. or send fsr
auf FkkE cataiurue Witch shows an
the lines cf huiidirg material we carry
% "a WILLIAMS CO
Atl0 Western Av.. Near Madison
6eattlc- Both Phones --- Wash
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BICycIEs. -
rs q hBnSl6Fs nj bloyfls rsbsifs.
~qmoeorelsf SSSrSpcooaoo
HEAD ofnes Torsn,o cansaa ngs
baasiar business Interest allowed %
BBATrLE BRANCH
" " nqit. NrFr
4 LAIItyOl AsIe-s no~,
MfA hhafeF IFes fs6dina dalY f0f
.adies only, ~ zoe, 40 isi zisi ~
Clsiroynnt readings. no sth ~
oaNfrr55f ssYys~pcacr9r
lndigiduni naked chicken pis iae
$500 !, ilIIt0r ItAl ~ ooo>,,>
aii chronic fisenses fgi Arcade n 5lit
n X n ~
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3 Cody aupt
49,. pyIgs AID eIEASIls7
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ToofG];1s. fySS5,ss 'eS'>""oo~>~
orocaccys.s!l /, 1870 !. ! :! 5sS'aoo0ssc
Iiats cleaned and blocked
50 HATS kine rirst and Union
v~p,c>G'.,}'S 'll,,,1sc9~ccc>
ahle dissase iti.s Arcade Amer
.I.AWiEHs, .
< fpirFsfi AT 66afis To191ll11s.
corporations grEauixed. notary public
hunlaHe cases speciality Both phones.
600 nurks Hk second and MARION
g 2 ppar Lavyer husband aud VIE.
crimes. claims. settlements Rooms 70
ana al tni1n Hlpcf lt1 First Az
coreiH ToNnaend 300 Bailey Hidr
Generalization free. husband. wife. pefson-
az iGiaries collections
esSyGflg e m M, h, ~ n 1rs
present location. Cottage Tlf Rear
MiiDvitI ,.1,..
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EteluHiVe MeffmntiaF 0rtfrtnna
3tg9sa so EMPIRE HruDfNg
EHtrnuce ait second Avenue
y w Edm9nds Yph ~. Graduate ~.
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i. a,srfg,rritsf f..,..t...,
elaaass correctly nttsa Liberty Bide.
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Associations
~ p Pierce y Ten Years IN
~ $500 =, es.,A = -
rATFNf krFoRxY.,x
IN - 1870 n n ~ a -.
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pert assisfanca in pergsernx inrsntlans.
anh t.Aia 'Aat. fh p-tfAi Ni@alt|fs Fff~
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eoamr tfenks feF'sirfet Patent
ssstsie go csi,1sa f,s N
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nsLs. Starr noya n'ses wife ~ 59ak
Nsre~NcyNrfN-s~ee4e-s N~~~4esNgSSv~c4Nc.N-~1
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~~~~@~~-~.~-~~N~ ~~vN~~-e@sN0s~N-Nes
Hrha NirHiuus f05 modern fur.
500 NifHinla ats niahnd tail outsider
blN from WtstiHhH rooms. MnHfa ava
nv Steam heat IN Hulthi every
return oan hollis thing new rates
ffoe baths phones nom e. 20 % pHf
walking distance week
VtCTORiA rEnnACE 1890 Fifteenth
now 6omfDriahle ? to 4sf0qm suitea.
disappearing hoda, rates le4 5o te $40
Eaai s1gs
HOfEL bAUuNOT0N t6ta SECOND
niegunt renewed nirl@ly m0dern no.
spqciahisi Weli kopi y fta
ELLIS W0rft Ciqnn heda 81 s0 10
a. Dor week c0rnor Flfth ard JeffefHou
BOARD AND Room
NesNnNsNaesraraNesfNrs fNeNNefsNfsereNasnas
Nurse would like care ~ inNHiia.
chronic or oouval0Hceut. at her own
homo pleasant md cheerful fine view
Phone a le2o
steady mechanic. i6 Wlth some maauH
wishes hoard nr room. widows home. Hf
~ in with housekeeping Csc. star
Room aud board On home privileges
walking distance. Phone East e3a
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se-ese=fe'-fs 'tQkNf 5000
a.rurity I'd lots 3 housed. On improved
nlefetrf Gfeau Lake Want fa build Two
aaas houses N reu have mpneT 90 loan
80 nfifffh Co, Alaska hldn
partgnf wanted -Iuiorasl in book aud
atsftanefg bunintssi phFtnnr some hluih
refefnroe no tfifors Address q West
General paliVarY
Wanted 1850 nt 3 per cent %
esafa Ia city Improved property Fhoub
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RON MILL DIRECT TO
YOU
iur fouf build ug materials
from the manufactures
and SAVE THE RE
TAtLEfts PROFIT We
are taa largest fherausa
tcati sash and door man-
ufacturerH ln the pacifio
NnFihNest These prices
tell Whr.
ross panel doors for
painting. ff.af
ross panel doors for
staining 81 Co
fHeH panel innrH OH
nnish ti.CE
Front doors flfS $3.50
ard up
slight windows. use 70
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Classified Directory.

seNe~~-NefNNe@NNs~eNe 4NneNrNNosNNs~sNsN
AISFHAgrfttS
Booth Whftticscy HAnf8fd Nhatf6ct
Go. iialier Block Phone Maln iqt
lNV-nHRe book, house e0ttHRa and hUW.
galow plans giving sire. etei 2te " w.
VOORHEES,. Architect ii2 Eitel nldE
c,,~o>o, w Z plJHIcItS>tS>o>ooooo
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-09-23
MT. PLEASANT.

A reception was given last Friday
afternoon by the Kings Daughters
in honor of Mrs. Moore. Light re-
freshments were served and very
enjoyable time was spent by all.
Mrs. Watts left Friday for a short
visit in Chicago.
Miss NJ. Glover left last week for
her home in Quincy.
Prof. and Mrs. Gardner left last
week for Ottumwa.
Rev. and Mrs. Moore left Monday
for Minneapolis to attend the con-
ference.
Mr.. Frank Wilbur left last week
for Ottumwa.
A social was held at the A. M. e.
church Friday night by the mission
airy society. A neat sum was real
lied.
Miss Edna Wicks has been quite ill
at her home on West Madison street.
Rev. Jackson has returned from
Buxton.
Mr.. VIM. Wiette is making a ten
day visit in Centerville.
Miss Agnes Mason passed through
here last week en- route to Des
Moines.
A sacred concert was given at the
A. NJ. E. church Sunday night. 1t
was enjoyed by all.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-09-23
DAVENPORT NOTES.

Sunday was the Inst quarterly
meeting in this conference year at
Bethel A. Nj. E. church. Presiding
Elder Phillips was present. He con-
Quoted the morning and evening SER
vices. Rev. r. w. Lewis of Moline
delivered the Sacramento sermon in
the afternoon. 1t was the winding
up Of the grandest conference year
in the history of the church.
Rev. T. B. Stovall. Presiding Elder
Phillips and Mrs. B. Bright and Mrs.
j. Scott of Moline all left Monday
evening for conference.
Mrs. D. S. Johnson is visiting rela-
tives in Jacksonville, Mo. From
there she will go to Springfield to
attend the Illinois conference.
Mrs. R. Battles of Canton, Mo-, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Levi Gun
bingham.
Mrs. Henry Burns, Sr., will enter
tain the Violet club Wednesday after
noon.
Thomas Mitchell will conduct the
morning services Sunday during the
absence of the minister. The Sunday
school will give a program in the
afternoon under the direction of Mr..
C. p. Jones. In the evening the
choir will have charge of the SER
vices under the management of Mr..
E. Green.
The fuel and light committee gave
a rag social at Bethel A. M. E. last
Tuesday evening. A very interesting
program was listened to by quite a
large audience Webster Stovall was
awarded the prize for being in the
most rags. The net proceeds were
about $50. Mrs. Sadie Washington
is chairman of this committee.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-09-23

S1,1O0 has been paid. besides reducing
the principal debt on the church at the
rate Of $70O a year. The total sum
raised by DR.. Lawrence and his church
for the three years amounts to over
$4,000.
The church has a membership of
about 915. The morning congregation
and the Bible school are more largely
attended than those of any other church
in the state.
DR.. Lawrence will leave within a
few days for New Orleans, where
he will attend the annual meeting of
the national Baptist convention, which
convenes on Wednesday, Sept. IA.
The literary program, which was pre-
sided over by the Rev. George E. Nor
ris. D. D., Of Morristown. N. j., was
both interesting and instructive. The
address of welcome was made by w.
FL. Corbin. president Of the board of
trustees. sa ~
What Saw and Heard In Europe"
was the subject of most timely ad-
dress by the Rev. DR.. j. G. Love, pas
tor Of the Union Baptist church. Mont
clair. N. j., who has recently returned
from an extended trip abroad.
Other speakers and their subjects
were Rev. NJ. W. Vaughan Of Plain
field, subject. .'Dr. Lawrence as a
State and National Worker" Rev. r..
L. Harris Of Hackensack, subject, "Dr.
Lawrence as a Pastor and LEADER"
Rev. j. G. Dunn, pastor of st. Johns
M. E. church, Orange, subject, "Dr.
Lawrence sas Viewed by Other De-
nominat TONS"
Greetings from Afro-American state
Sunday school convention, by Messrs.
G. II. Hunter and Thomas Woody; from
B. Y. P. u. State President Rev. w. T.
Watkins OF Orange; from Young Mems
Christian association. Mr.. I. r. King.
president; Laymen's league, Mr.. George
Eggleston, president; Business Mems
league, Mr.. A. A. Hill, president; the
medical profession, DR.. A. e. Smyth,
Elizabeth, N. j., and Mr.. B. ]. Gaines;
the press, Mr.. N. B. Dodson, editor of
the Afro-American page of the Ameri-
can Press association. New York. and
Mr.. A. e. Rooney. who represented the
League Journal. New Rochelle, N. Y.
The vocal solo by the Rev. DR.. J..
Alexander Patterson Of Orange. N. j..
was received with much applause.
Professor j. Fl. Buford and choir dis
coursed appropriate music throughout
the evening. which gave evidence of
careful training and exceptional abil.
ity.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-09-23

Chamberlaia's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is today the: best
known medicine in use for the relief
and cure Of bowel complaints. It cures
gripping, diarrhoea, dysentery, and
should be taken at the first unnatural
looseness Of the bowels. 1t is equally
valuable for children and adults. 1t al
ways cures. Sold by all druggists.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-09-23
CHURCH HONORS
ITS MINISTER.
I 4-p -#"4 ,e-'.7T7- -7
Union Baptist Gives Rev. Or,
I Lawrence Strand Reception.
WHAT NE HAS ACCOMPLISHED
Well Known Clergyman, Who Has
Achieved Success In Many Fields, 10
Toasted and Presented With Large
Purse Before Going on Extended Trip
South-CaIIed Sunday School Pastor.
By N. BARNETT poDsoN.

1 SoutH-Saeu SoHody SSHooi SaStoT'
BY N. BARNETT DoDsoN.
The testimonial reception given by
the Union Baptist church, Orange,
N. j.. on Thursday evening. Sept. I, in
honor of its esteemed pastor, the Rev.
William P. Lawrence. Phi. D., was in
every way commensurate with the
high character of the man and the
services which he is rendering the peo-
pie of his church and the community.
DR.. Lawrence accepted the call Of
the Union Baptist church three years
and half ago. He was then pastor
ing il Elizabeth. where for six years
he hao met with marked success.
AS pastor he has had wide expe-
rience. Among the ministers Of the
New England Baptist missionary con-
vention his advice in matters which
require the most careful and thorough
investigation is eagerly sought and re-
lied upon by men many years his
senior in the ministry.
DR.. Lawrence may be justly called
Sunday school pastor. He is not only
interested in the school of his own
church but in Sunday school work
generally. He has successfully led the
Sunday school forces of the Baptist
denomination in New Jersey for the
past nine years as president Of the
state Sunday school convention.
During his three years passionate at
the Union Baptist church DR.. Law
renee has added $40 persons to it's
membership. put in new pews. a large
pipe organ and new Fighting plant
These improvements are paid for.
In addition to the above. a new par
sonage has been bought. upon which
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-09-23
hes, Treatment for a Burn.

If for no other reason, Chamberlain s
Salve should be kept in every household
on account Of its great value in the
treatment of burns. 1t allays the pain
almost instantly, and unless the injury
is severe one, heals the parts without
leaving scar. This salve is also un-
equaled for chapped hands, sore nipples
and diseases of the skin. Price, rs
cents. For sale by all druggists.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-09-23
ALBA NEWS.
Special to Bystander.

Misses Mildred and Ora Lewis were
over Sunday visitors in Buxton, the
guests of the Misses Eliza and Cora
Bates. They were entertained at
dinner Sunday at the home of the
Misses Bertha and Mable Strother.
John Lewis visited friends In Bux-
ton Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Roper and sister. Mrs.
Udell Lewis, entertained Mrs. T. l..
Watson and sister, Mrs. B. 7. Lewis,
at supper Tuesday evening.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-09-23
The New Wardrobe
Cleaners and Dyers
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Phones 1871. En-. CRAWFORD, Prop

Not minute should be lost when a
child shows symptoms of Group. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse, or even
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