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Sharp County record., 1910-09-16
RE3EEAH LODGE ORGANIZED.
Organization 3egas with IS Members
Qute A Crowd Here From Hardy

Tho 0rdwol ga5aIuha allao..
cd an organization hoco Tuesaay
night a. Glo Odd Follows ua,I.
Fda order bog.n1 H5 career lera
with 9ltoon nem1or aal .aa
lodge a.aa ,h1 aau,ol Graea
Goaatal -olgo No al5, rao
a.3s2rl eA9loa arc aa lguow.t
Nea W. O. 3a5w ~ c.. Nltw
Geneva Davtdaod " G, Miss
Grace Coiina, See, Miss Mary
Jua,ua rreas,
The work a' organization WA
perfected by ,aa '5.,5utag 7aagI,
from Hardy W.T. oanc, M.s.
dame5 G 5l Jackson. ron
Chapman, A p. J.aa, D.. L.
End" W. q, Ca8altg John
gl9ulo, Misses Rose ltaaae1.
F.oroass Cope, gdoa Hastings,
Nsi,,e Gray and Niles Amy saar.
,Qek ai Aah Fla5
Sharp County record., 1910-09-16
The Value of Good
Digestion
. easy to figure If you know what your stomach
is worth. &odo keeps The stomach at par value,
By ,s-;siag seed digestion. Eoaol cures Dyspepsia

E5daI 'ulur0a saol digestion bv
absolutely DUPLICATING NaufeR
normal Nf1ceal, .l perfectly IBaa-
ing AL lugl taken lAJl lAe 5tem.
agA.
White E1dol 70 doing thIs. t1e
stomach fig r.#t'ng-1nd becoming
EtrurE Hud healthy A strong and
aH0.lF stomach HuguA,ll 4
sound .H4 active brn.
fGo w9u with d sound stomach
.r=l stomach fHag ia l0ug f1f f6o
body 8H.t what Nuwa Intended
g. tn 1u-05 tla Waa wub .l tWurH
prepared .1r any pmrwuneV lie
@ ''buo v.0h Juc g0odl,'
FAe WJA with % EIgN suuash, %
a Wdu a.et 4.I over When t9e
stomach iH UU8ua hg Wleas.at
Uoi tha Iioud Hal heiU 5u a.
rC..r uII.r.ol "Npa du.nr0s au.
aguWJ .lroplnosJ NckbroHNeho..
t,rt'o W fF1.ns wrls and
even sHr'nus brain trouble devtup,
hod0l Will prevent thaHt
Apar.Hg tAa stomach ant brain
Sharp County record., 1910-09-16

At the election in Big Creek
township Monday three demo-
cratic nominees were defeated,
j, r, Wilson and Homer Doss
we're beaten for Justices of the
peace by Jack McGinnis and
Arde.I Sullivan, while p A.
G9af was defeated for constable
by s. T.. Clancy, NoGinnis,
Sullivan and CLANCY are den9-
Gratis,
"Can be depended 1poa" is an
expression we all Ike TO hear,
and when it is used 10 connection
with Chan65rlain'5 Collie, Cdo,-
era and Diarrhoaa Remedy it
means that i5 never falls to cure
diarrhoea, dysantery or bowel
complaints, Tt is pleasant to
take and equally valuable for
children and adults, Sold by
Snow Drug Co,
The series of meeting at the
Methodist church closed Sunday
aigh5 and Rev, A, z. Horton left
for his home at Salem Monday.
.eghara were no aocessiln9 to the
church during Tho meeting, but
Rev Horton preached some very
fine Sermons while the services
were in progress and his visit to
the town was much enjoyed by
his congregations,
Tho Evening Shade High
School opens next Monday. The
same teachers who conducted
tho last term so successfully are
employed again and our people
have every confidence that The
term beginning Monday will
meet the wishes Of ito patrons,
Let everybody pull! for tho school
and speak o good word for ig
when they have occasion, It
will help.
Rev George Rogers Of King
Mills, D. ". Horn Of Cave City
and Y, j. Norris Of Poughkoop.
sic, who compose the county
board Of equalization, met at the
court house Tuesday and ad.
journed after few hours work,
A member OF the board informed
Us that the valuation On but q
small amouut Of property was.
raised. Assessor W. z. Smith
Of Sidney was here and mat with.
'@ha hoard, .av------
Sharp County record., 1910-09-16
Sidney High School 0secing.

The Sidney High School wiIl
open next Monday, September
49, with the following teachers
in charge Prof. Otis Lawrence,
principal Miss Ozie Lee RowIe,t,
intermediate, Miss Ora M9aka,
primary, DR. Gray lecturer
Monday morning ac9 O'Clock
in Jaa public school building
opening exercises will be held,
10 which D fan attendance Of 5u.
pills, patrons, truatae3oad friends
is not only inyjlad ousaIso urged,
The Sidney High School aan.
loguea are now ready Cor 1aui.
button and may 1o daa by call.
.ag atJ p. Goosa a.ara aray
Radas To- Che esiae,pa, o.. Sid.
aey
D.g LaTronye, 2an.
Sharp County record., 1910-09-16


s. r. CLANCY, a good citizen
Of Calamine, was o visitor to the
city Tuesday and brought up the
election returns from Big Creek
township, Mr., Clancy was ell
scted aons.a5.e in Big Creal,
Monday,
Arthur Rogers, a fine Young
man oG Lave Creek township,
was married Sunday TO Miss
Mamie Shelley ot King Mills.
This paper wishes these young
people many years Of happiness
and prosperity.
Arthur Cochran who is in be
mercantile business at Payne.
Okla was here q few days laga-
ly visiting his friends. He Iai,
Tuesday for West Plains, Mo.
for a Welt with his mother, aLga.
Alice Cochran.
PL Young last week sold bis
farm, located q few miles west Of
town to j. r. Hamm Of Batt.e-
rzarI county, Mr., Young re-
turned Monday to Bate5yiIIe,
where he is employed, p.orta
few days spent here,
1t was said here Wednesday
that Judge j, w. Smith was out
in the county making speeches
for Bryan and amendment No,
10, but The assertion proved in.
correct. But i5 might be sa1
that Judge is a warm champion
Of both,
Not a minute should be lost
when a child shows symp5oma Of
Group, Chamoor.ain'5 Coug6
Remedy given as soon as the
child becomes h0arae. or aven
after the oroapy cough appears,
will prevent the attack, Sold by
Snow Drug Co,
w. NJ, Kent, District Deputy
Grand Master of the Masonic
fraternity, will visit tho Evening
Shade lodge for The purpose Of
conducting school Of inatruo-
ton on Friday and Saturday,
September % and "A, All mem
oer5 OF the order should attend
on these days,
Don't waste your money buy
ing pIasters when you can get o
bottle Of ChamberlaiaTa Lininent
for twenty-five cents. A piece
OK flannel dampeHed wf4tr-th.r'
liniment is superior to any pla9-
ter for lame back, pains ia the
side and chest, and much cheap.
er Sold by Snow Drug Co.
The last quarterly conference
for the Evening Shade Station
will be held Saturday by Presid-
ing Elder Galloway Of Bates
vile, Rev, Galloway will preach
at the Methodist church neat
Sunday morning Rev, Burton
will occupy .ho pulpit at night
hia subject being, The Mystery
of d5auno5s,'
Sharp County record., 1910-09-16
Former c.,.zea 0, Evening Shade
N lrnWNta M WHITE Rlnar

Word was received here Taa8.
day ,ha, Dr. Nq.han O.. Ilardla.
terot Jaot5onpor,, who lived 10
avan,ns Shade years ago and
was wal, known Ia chia section,
met bio death by drowning in
White river Navp3r: Monday
evening, SO further particulars
could be learned Dr. lardlaa5r
was nearly related 90 Mira, q, w.
5hayor Of saIs place and .aa
news Of a.a death was ,ooaiyed
by her from bar SON, w, M 8aa.
Yer of lugsoguaa,
Sharp County record., 1910-09-16
T.OCAL NEWS,
ssAAN-NNalNAn.N 100000 .

N'~''Ns > w
John r.. Howell Of Lave Creek
township was a visitor to town a
few days ago,
G.. n. Matheny Of MaXvllle
was a caller at Record headquar-
ters Wednesday,
The watermelon crop, which
was the finest for years, seems
about exhausted
Albert Noser left Monday for
Adair, Okla, where he has 9e'
cured empIoyment
Fred Wilson has secured q po-
sition as assistant teacher in the
public school a. Augusta,
Marcellus Coger returned Sat
urday from Batesville, where he
spent a week with friends,
County Examiner o, G. 5ha.
yer is holding the quarterly oX-
animation Of teachers here today
Several head of cattle have
died ia this section lately F.J.
Doss lost a fine COW iow lays
ago,
Miss May Ellis has returned
home from Mobley, where she
closed term Of school last FRI
day.
J. II. Jarrett Of PoughEcepaie
was in town ono day this week
and made this office o pleasant
visit,
DR., F, NJ, Cox was at Hardy
several days this week, having
come business in tho chancory
court.
Our old friend j. D. Paden Of
Davidson township was mcoting
his numerous friends here Wed.
nesday.
Attorney II. L. Herrn returned
the first part Of the week from
Salem, where no had been at.
tending court
Shelby Woods returned home
Tuesday from Catheytown, at
which place he closed q term Of
school Friday.
Judge j, W. Smith returned
Thursday Of last week from Hot
Springs, where he took treat
ment for ten days.
Il, " PEBBLES, a substantial
citizen Of Lebanon township, was
here several days ago looking
after 3ome business,
Col $, If, Davidson deposited
bis ballot Monday morning and
left Immediately Gov Hardy 20
attend chanoery court,
John II, Edwards 10 up again,
after having been confined To-
his room four weeks with " mild
attack Of typhoid fever,
Miss Lillian Woods loft Friday
lor Little Rock, whore sho has
taught in ono OF the public
schools for several years
T., O, Craig md wife camo up
from Batesvillo The latter part ol
last week and spent several dayo
with relatives and friends,
Henry w Bone ot Polk was
here Wednesday, ITO brought
up the eleouen returns from tho
republican state Of Johnson,
George a, Stroud will close
his school al Love today and
take hlaplaoo in the school here
Monday-s very abort vacation
is that.
A marriage license was issued
several days ago TO Albert Iur.
ner and Miss 5ireptia NoGuna,
. couple living 10 The lower part
Of Tho county
The faculty invites aDl patrons
and friends Of The puble school
Sharp County record., 1910-09-16

10 8ncc.ll o.fort by "touIcs ana
HllmulalJa' loegnt curo anything,
or accomplish any good, Neither
does dieting, indigestion and me
serious ailments which 10 induces
caa De avCrted and corrected only
by natural means
Eo3ol gupD'le5 thl3 naturn
means, II performs The stomaehs
work FOR iG=-iuat aB the stomaeh
sh0gld perform i'=whIlo The tom
lru takes % ii0la fesL "f9r laS
ttgmiUh4 BBItc,'
Sharp County record., 1910-09-16
BY CLAUDE L, COGER,

Entered "a The postodiaa at Evening Shade hrE,
as soc6rd-class matter.
Sharp County record., 1910-09-16
Our Guarantee

go 'a Fuur dwerIht today Hhd get 4 up,.
I1f Ndtbu, fuuu after you have uHed w w
nit.e 0uuteuli cd The bottle Y YOU tea
iunra''N iiN THAT 10 has nee done Nun an9
EHUd, teiurn ine bottle tu the dusntEt ah'
D" WI' iefUHd yHur money without 4ues
tlt ur la.ut We viil tHrH ptV the druH
H'4U Ilr tnH huUIH unr't hraiHttn ~
UiufFIHI NuuW Nat uuv guarantee ln Fuuu.
IIIH ullry Upnuua tu thN $40 bottle nhV
AHu tu Nnt Aun E. hlHmIlY The large Nv
t' Nnht1lus t'4 liAes az AHuA "a the NV
DaHt bottle.
k0dBl "a prepared at the laborf
tBtlgags GGbsWltt y CO., Chicago
Sharp County record., 1910-09-16

O.ia Lawrence, pa.n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-31
CHAPTER XIII.-Continued.

I produced one and we went through
the house room after room. not emitting
the attic and cellar. looking under beds
behind bureaus. and in boxes and closets
Everything was in place, and save FOL
our own footsteps and the ticking Of q
clock. everything was as silent as q
desert. Then We made a detour OF thu
grounds. but we returned no wiser thar
We went
1T is probably not worth while to looi
for footprints" remarked Kilbourne
THE ground is too dry to take O ligh,
impression. and no sane person would
think of moving on the crunching grave
when there is so much sod
You think. then. It was a sane per
SOM" l asked. foolishly, and was reward
ed by contemptuous glance from the
corner OF my friends eve.
1t seems to me Ii would be wise FOL
you and Gaspard to go down to the cot
tage and see that all is well there" HI
said as we reached the house. II will re
main here. with your pistol. II you please
and that lamp. Gaspard. until you re
turn"
The cottage was In darkness. I reused
the Horsfords however. and learned tina
Mrs. Horsford was herself and not re
sponsible for the noise. and that II hac
not been heard down there. and Gasparc
and l returned to the house.
Ten to one you'll find another warning
In the morning." prophesied Kilbourne
stepping into my room an hour later q.
we were preparing for bed.
You think that the cry came from TIT
warner" l asked, with attempted wit.
Aye: there is some one who has sat
need Of getting you from Overlook. ant
when you find him you will know wht
sent the anonymous notes. and. perhaps
who killed the old man Somhers."
But where does he stay. kilbourne?"
You have me there Jove. IL II weren'
for that Milbrath I'd go into this thint
with relish. You have some very un
usual and interesting features to worl
upon. lad. and I envy you. There 4
one thing that you can count upon." n
went on after a pause. IF q warning Il
left here tonight the one who leaves i
had pass key, Or
Yes, or?'
Kilbourne's eyes twinkled mischiev
ously.
"That Gaspard has spotted the man
'Beel-ze-bub.
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when the gals was switchin' about doin'
their work he couldn't hear himself think
he was that narvous-an' he'd build
himself room where he'd not hear
He got a fine room for his trouble. 1
dare say you saw It when It was nm
ished?"
mo: | never did that. You see I had
an l never thought seem that room In
side ware wuth goin' to see him.
Il went to see him the other day. but
| he didn't want TO know me. II appeared.
and turned me down.
/ Hutton's eyes opened wide.
He did he cried in amazement.
| Now. that's a new wrinkle fer Arms.
He's usually mighty handy in takin' up
| with newcomers. though Lord knows ne
grouchy enough most times with his old
cronies" He paused thoughtfully. TT 8
that Ave thousand. maybe" he continued
presently. you know. I've always been
surprised about that leg'-a-cee. fer I
know fer Q fact old man Somhers and
him didn't get along good together for .
long time back-hardly at all after the
time Jim took Harry over to O'Conner' Q
| saloon in Clintonvflle. Gosh! How upset
Mr., somhers ware! ] heard e little he
| was crazy then.
THAT must have been . long time
ago.
1
Somhers kept Jim on the place after
| that"
/ wondered, too. That must have been
In the early years Of Arms reign at
Overlook.
| I said tentatively:
| His mother and sister must take inns
ways to heart; they seem to be nice
women"
| "Oh. Maggfe an the OF woman re all
| right but q fer seem wrong In anythfn'
| Jim does. that's all bosh. He's 90 much
better n the oil ones old man ware. &C
cordin' to her tell, he's an angel beside
| him.
There are two kinds of. angels, was
| taught
| Hutton looked at me shrewdly and
laughed. At that instant the telegraph
instrument began to call. and At the same
time a carriage drove up 10 the town sloe
| of the station with q number OF pas
| sengers for the incoming train, ana Hut
1 ton rose.
1 You bet there air. he said, wisely. as
he pocketed his lighted pipe. But angels
| who ha' tied up all they're Supposed &c
| have in one white house an truck farm
| which they don't work enough to live Oh
/ Z, yet have rolls o biils-an no nttis
| ones, neither-to show aroun an speho
every little while, don't b'long to ina,
class that's Supposed to wear white ropes
| and play on gold harps. now 90 tney'
(To be continued tomorrow
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the Wide World Magazine.

From the Wide World MaRaxine.
|, The Island Of Arran IL one Of those
places in the west Of Scotland where
the geologic phenomenon known As .
raised beach IL very apparent. All
along the coast there are evidences that
the land has been considerably elevated
at some period of the worlds history
One Of these proofs Is the presence Of
caves Of various sizes. formed by the
action OF the waves In the past. but
which are now well above the present
high-water mark. The farmers use
some Of the larger caves a. shelters for
sheep in stormy weather. In remote
corner OF the island one OF these caves
has been converted into human habita-
ton. where q family. of several persons
dwell in absolute seclusion. Their occu-
patton Is the gathering Of whelks-an
employment which IL said to afford but
a precarious livelihood. As the gather
ing OF the shell fish can only be done at
low water. and as the fishers have no
boat or other occupation. they have am
pie leisure to enjoy the pure air and
bask In the sunshine. Except for the
drip from the face OF the high rocks
above. which IL skillfuIly diverted. the
cave II absolutely dry. The interior 10
shaped like q triangle. the moor forming
the base. Save at the sides. there - am
pie room to stand upright and move
about inside. Besides the beds and cook
ing utensils, the cave contains many ar
ticles Of various kinds, giving the int
rior quite q homelike appearance. The
apology for q fireplace u some way back
from the entrance, through which the
smoke finds It's way outside.
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Schools in Parade.


From the London Chronicle.
II only extreme iatitudinarianism could
class port wine as a temperance drink.
the teetotaler is not restricted to tea. rs
foreigners have sometimes supposed. To-
taiiseur du the" is a French novelists
translation Of 'teetotaler." and at one
time Larousse's great dictionary gave the
word as "tea-totaller." and explained that
water and tea were the only beverages
permitted TO such a man. All this from
false etymofogy. Tea" has certainly
nothing to do with the word. though ex-
plantations OF tee" vary. According to
one. the Rev. Joel Jewell an early New
York temperance apostle. marked his dis
ciples as 20. p" Chose who took the
"old pledge" of moderation). or IT, ito
tal)-and "T.-total" became a familiar ex-
preston. Another version attributes the
word TO the stammering of Richard Turn
er, a Preston workman, who declared that
"T-t-total alone would do"
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On Burning Old Love Letters.

From the Providence Bulletin.
Here are q few sweet thoughts from
Editor Bushong of the Harrisonburs
Daily News, who has started an affecting
campaign to prevent the burning OF old
love letters:
Don't the letters recall the fairy face
of Sue or Nell or Sal. and as you read
again the story OF a devotion which
promised to abide until the last star was
birth, and to linger until the final oata-
clysm wrecked a world and dissipated a
universe, isn't there something In your
heart which makes you wonder how Sue
or Nell or Sal could have married the
freckle-faced boy whom you never liked
No. indeed, don't burn the letters. They
are the forget-me-nots In the conserva-
tory Of life
Yes, yes, but when every one-cent
paper in all the large cities pays femi-
model letters II is useless to keep the
pigeonholes of desk filled with the
dusty amateur efforts OF half-forgotten
girls who are now stolid matrons.
Writing about love has become pro-
fession in these clever days. To the
unmarried man and woman II is a never
failing delight to cut out the tender pas
sages of lady experts upon amatory sub
tects and after carefully rereading them
file them away for possible future guild
ance. Any one who gets a love letter
from a mere engaged girl cannot help
being almost ashamed to open II. SO fee
Bile and Intellectual 1t must surely be when
compared with the real thing turned out
by a practiced hand for six or eight dol
lars column. Let every man who
wishes to delude himself into thinking
he ever received tenderly. expressed mis-
siyes from the gentle sex burn his en-
tire collection without opening them. A
generation of men who daily read love
words fresh from the typewriters of a
expected to be content with the cold and
lifeless expressions of young women who
never even studied the burning style OF
such pastor is IL passed ?-mistresse OF
the grand passion.
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Heather Beer.
The London Chronicle

"a
Heather. brought to mind by the feast
of st. Grouse. and by the temperance OF
lucky" white heather in London streets
has long been utilized among the High
lands for many purposes. including the
manufacture Of ale. Tradition tells us
that the recipe Of heather ale" was los,
when the last Pict Jumped over a preci-
pice rather than reveal his pleasant
secret. This does not seem quite correct
for in the island of Islay and elsewhere
"heather beer" is still brewed from one
mart of the malt and two parts OF the
Young tops of heather. Among cottaeers
in the west of England, where home
brewed" has not yet been completely
killed by the big breweries, heather tons
are also used for fiavoring beer, gen.
orally combined with broom. How many
Londoners would like the taste of home
brewed ale.
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rHos ). OWEN 4 son. AucrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE.
Story BRICK RESIDENCE. BEING
PREMISES No 22as 90 STREET NV.
corded IN Lfber No siss. folio %; ct seq. of
IRE land records Of the District Of Columbia.
ana at the request Of the party secured thereby.
the Undersigned trustees will sell at public
auction. in front of the premises. on THURS
DAY THE FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER. Nd.
1910 AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following
described land and premises. situate In the
county Of Washington. District Of Columbia.
AMI designated and being the east 2S feet
front % 90 street by the full depth thereof
cf lot IL. IN block 3. In John r. Rodgers and
Edward J. Stellwaeen. trustees. subdivision OF
"Kalorama Heishts. as per plat recorded IN
the surveyors once Of the District Of Columbia.
IN liber county No. !. at folio "a. together with
the improvements.
money tn be paid In cash, balance in two equal
fpstallmeps. payable In one and two years.
With interest n per centum per annum. pay.
able semi- annually. from day Of sale. secured
hy deed OF trust upon the property sold, or all
cash, at the option Of the purchaser A deposit
Of S2po On Will be required at time OF sale. All
conveyancing, recording. etc. at cost Of pnr-
chaser Terms Of sale to be complied with
within IS days from day Of sale. Otherwise the
trustees reserve the right 10 resell the prop
erty Of the risk and cost Of defaulting pur-
chaser. after ave days advertisement OF such
resale IN some newspaper published In wash
a. BRADLEY DAVIDSON.
L. s. FRlSrOE.
au2o-dAAs. eSu Trustees
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUcTIoNEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE CONSISTING OF TwO-SroRY AND
BASENENT BRICK DWELLING. NO. 1915


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE. CONSISTING OF TwO-SroRY AND
hAsEMENT BRICK DWELLING. NO. 1916
TENTH ST. NV.
~ virtue Of q certain deed Of trust. duly re
corded In Liber No 3o93. folio 1s5 ct seq. OF
the land records Of the District Of Columbia.
and AZ the request Of the party secured thereby
we. rhe undersigned trustees. will cell at pub
lie auction, in front Of the premises on THURS
DAY. THE FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER
AID 1910. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lowing described land and premises, situate In
the city Of Washington. In the District Of o.
lumbia and designated and being lot let
tered B. In ". NJ Rohrer's subdivision OF lots
In square three hundred and thirty-sh $3.50, a.
Per plat recorded IN Liner c. n. B.. folio 349 OF
the records Of the once Of the surveyor Of the
District Of Columbia. together with the I'M
peovements thereon
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase
money TO be paid IN cash. and the balance In
Two equal insfaliments. payable in one ana two
years with interest At SIX per cenfum Per an
num- payable semi annually. from day OF sale.
occurred by deed OF trust upon the properly
soId OF all cash at the option Of the pur,
chaser A deposit Of $40 90 will be required
Of the purchaser at the time Of sale. All con-
veyancing. recording and notarial fees at the
roef Of the purchaser Terms Of sale 10 oe
complied with within fifteen days from day OF
saie otherwise the trustees reserve the nenf %
resell me property at the risk and cost OF the
defsulttue purchaser after ave days advertise
ment OF such reeale IN some newspaper pub
iisned IN the city Of Washington. D. c.
JAMES 4. TOOMEY.
JOHN n. BRENNAN.
Fendall La. bldg.
su1s - ssu Trustees
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PIN PLES

"I tried al kinds OF blood remedies
which failed to do me any good, bat I
have found the right thing At last. NV
face Was full Of pimples and black heads.
Ate! t.tine ca:es.esff the, they, al left am
mending them to my friends. l feel fine
when rise in the morning. Hope to
have q chance to recommend Cascarets."
Fred c. Witten. Is Elm St. Newark. N. ].
Pleasant. PaIasable. Potent. Taste Good
DO Good. Never Sickeh: Weakea or GnpA
loc. sc, Soc. Never seld = q o1lk. The seau-
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