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hury's injunction holds good This
Injunction. By the way. Is a unique
institution Billy Gibson. Manhat'
tans right impresario. claims u
was the most quickly granted per
manent injunction ever turned out
BY a New York supreme court
Gibson and his associate pro
moters were trying TO put the
fighting game upon les feet Ia New
York for q long time. but the Pc
lice insisted on interfering
Then Gibson. hester 81 the pro.
motors. went TO the mat with the
department He appealed 20 Jus.
tlce Scahury for restraining or.
der and Seabury granted q perma.
nent injunction holding the Fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-25

and some of them champions
have fought before the various
clubs IN these t0round bouts for
big money
The fact that such attractions
can Dc staged Is proof positive that
your New York fan is willing 20
spend his money. for a. times Il is
necessary to beoat the price Of the
best seats 20 $40 20 let the club
break even
Tho visible supply of high class
aud promising material ~ on the
Increase Right here are men like
Tommy Murphy. Leach Cross. Joe
Co8ter. Phil McGovern. Knock 0ut
Brown. Bert keycs and many
others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-25

Packey McFarlands idea Of moth,
Ing az all seems 10 be offers Of
IS 600 10 fight someone II this
reasonable restraint OF trade p
DIR. :. r.. Raycrogt "a head OF
Princeton athletics ought 70 inject
bit of western hustle into the
teams OF old Nassau.
Last year we read ahons tao and
three-hlt games With Flee ard said
Some pitching. en- Kid This
season with the hits running 20 two
figures we say. Some hitting.
WHAT How We love that old game.
Jake Dauberf, now the mos, val.
nable first baaeman In the big
leagues. was tiu.canncd by Cieve-
land and Toledo a couple OF years
back.
Instead 81 charging all Of the
hard hitting 20 the new ball. why
not lay some OF Il up against weak
pitching The bali "a no easier to
hit than the one II succeeded. even
n Il does go farther when connected
with.
II Is natural 10 believe that Jim
Flynn talked for the box office
when he expressed desire 10 meet
Jack Johnson. bat wouldn't II be a
Joke II he should prove a regular
hope
Not desiring to be verdant. but
isn't Il pertinent 20 inquire whether
Connie Mack was stinged when he
parted with cash and collateral "a
the tune Of $4,000 for Lefty
Russell?
Funny that they look like
Mathewsons and Fords in the
bushes. but resemble nothing when
they get among the real treesg
The suggestion TO go hack 10 the
old bali because fans are getting
cold eats after the long games. IA
enough ia make an undertaken
smile.
The punk excuses friendly scffbcs
can produce 10 explain the defeat Of
I the local talent are as sad a. the
comedy VIC pay TO see every Winter
iris Speaker OF the Red Sox Il
laid UP with a bum ankle.
On the light ef reason" why
should the Athletics run as they dc
while the Phillies romp off In 'front.'
Packey Mac and Memsic may
fight at KenOsha, Wis, May 20.
The fur will ny or the yarn un
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-25
INVITE The GOVERNOR.

JEFFERSON CITY. May 26.--
Governor FIadley has been invited
20 attend the boxing matches at
the New Capitol Athletic club here
Friday. featuring go betwcen
Monte Dale Of Denver and Jess Gil.
bert Of Philadelphia, lightweighta.
But the invitation has n string to
II. for the governor must deter.
mine first whether the new club
has 4 righ, to hold boxing matches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-25
BEATS SUTTON

George Sutton caught a tartar
last niEht IN Chase SlhieY. a YOUNG
biiliardlat % Seattle. who dgfcese 81
the veteran. 30 20 g.. at nrown 4
Hnlenu last night before an audi.
enco ~ 900. many wnmgn being
present
Tho handieae expert played mar
vicious billiards. but the local hoy
wasn't to D. denied They play the
final block tonight. and Friday sut.
ton viii play 100 or 10 count
against the pick Of local talent.
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CALIFORNIA
Is winner

After pitching a steady Tanle tor
niue innings 20 a score Of ? to 2,
johnson, OF the University team,
weakened In the tenth. and two
bases on balls. three hits and a
home run gave the California team
the Pacific coast intercollegiate
championship. Score 7 10 2
IL was pitchers battle In TIE
early frames but Forker strengthen.
ed as the game progressed. while
Johnson slowed up Hickingbothan.
Cav and Goodwin got away with
several circus catches. Goodwin
starring az second.
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rascl when Tiger and white sox get
together.
Boxing niIi. lusty Illinois lie.
FAINT. was killed by the state senate
just when be vas beginning 20 take
notice.
frankie Burns. with four profess.
ploual fights 10 bis credit. meeting
Al Wuigast. veteran rlngater. for
the lightweight title. looks foolish.
Hogan did the same thlug and lack
Of experience resulted 10 bis being
knocked oat
Toledo's efforts 10 get a real ball
club together recall the efforts 81
st Louis and Washington
Phillies arc coming money whilc
leading the field II Dyoiu can keep
them ia front until July the club
should be on velvet
National league race n eioae
enough to be interesting. bat the
same cant be said about tho
American.
Instead of FaneNsea they are now
called Fannaunaa. Rope that before
Il ~Figgles away.
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SPORTING DOPE

Princeton messed out ahead Of
Michigan At the formers baseball
grounds YESTERDAY. score to Z.
College ball between Brown ard
Pennsylvania. nt the latter place
yesterday. resulted III a defeat for
the QankeFa Score I 10 2
LONDON -- Three Americans
were winners IN the drawings for
the first round u play fuy tbs anna.
teur g0if championship al Preat
wick. for which there are lts en-.
tries
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sv TIP WRIGHT.

tny United rrc~s Leased Wire nirrct 60
seattle star Offierl
NEW YORK. May 2t-Thc law
that mass OF words arranged by
Dick and Harry SO Tom and Jerry
may find the errors and keep the
vulgarly rich out OF iail-says prize
fighting shall not be PRINTED 10
New York--so the promoters stage
boxing matches
You can see good fights they
are called boxing msiches only In
legal circles almost nightly In
New York In fact. you may see
several n night. for the average
fight bill means four or five bouts
The fight fan viii never be- lone
some here as long as Justice Sea
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READY FOR RACE

All four rowing crews represent
ing California and Washington are
IN grand condition for the big race
10 be pulled off this afternoon at
$50 on Lake Washington 70 decide
the Coast championship.
Both races will start near Leschi
park and end at the grand stand at
Madison park. 80 the entire race
may be seen from the boulevard.
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MOTORISTS PAY

Violations OF regulations imposed
on motor boat owners are reaping
rich harvest for the Seattle Gus.
toms house. Ten or twelve viola,
tions are reported daily. The pen.
atty is 800.
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NEW YORK. May Is Scheduled
% tour the United STATES Ia search
~ aspiring champions. Matt Wells.
the English lightweight champion.
arrived here today. Wells n 10
meet some of the local mrn and
then start on a Western tour.
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THE BEST SERVICE

4 The Star gives best service 4
= on Want Ads by telephone. 4
= The operators not only take 4
= Want Ads quickly and ac- 4
= curately, but are able TO adj 4
\ wise as TO the writing OF the =
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= Emergency calls for Help 4
4 bring best results in The 4
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tofiana 60 Q yesterday. A record
crowd saw the game. Score
Portland 80 O01 ofii0 OF
Victoria ....0 o 000 0 0 o 90
Hatterios-i.amline and Harris:
Thomas. Parks aud Deyogt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-25
BANKERS WAGE BATTLE

The game between the coin
ehaaera Of the National Hank Of
Commerce and the Seattle National
yesterday resulted IN defeat for the
latter. 10 to 7. Both pitchers were
walioped freely bat good fielding
kept the score wlthin limits.
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sPokAnH NAas TWO.

VANCOUVER. u. G.. May H.
The Beavers dropped both the morn.
Ing and afternoon games here today
10 the Champh They lust the first
game 80 and the second one 20.
Morning game
Vancouver 20 00i 0 0 0--2
Spokane .....o 0 o 0 Q O.
Batteries Gates and Lewis.
Kraft and Haaty
Afternoon game:
Vancouver 30 0 Q Q 0 0 0 Q 90
Spokane .....e 0 0 0 0 l 0 o.
Batteries Engcl. Gervals aud
Iawln. Holm and Osidlek.
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mont club Was a bona fide athletic
club and that tho bouts we're per.
missible before club members.
Now a policeman trying to get into
the club without Glhsou'a permits.
sion faces six months on the island
for contempt
Other promoters took advantage
OF Glbsoua initiative aud free from
Interference match the best men In
the counfry FOR 10 rounds
u IL surprising 20 see the boys
who appear IN the windupa Abe
Auell. Owen Moran. Jim Driecoii.
Freddy Welsh. battling Nelson.
Digger STANLEY. Sammy kellar.
Iohuny Couioa. Paekey Mcfarland.
Sam langGord--ali high class men
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\ HOPKINSvILLE, KY, May 4
4 Baseball fans here are 4
4 convinced that Bunny" Ly' 4
= ons OF the Hopkinsville team I
4 on the X. 1 r. league estab- 4
4 lished a new worlds batting 4
4 record in game against 4
4 vIncennea. Out Of seven Z
\ times al bat he got seven Z
4 hitH--two triples. three 4
= doubles and two singles. to 4
! falling IA bases Hopkinsviile =
4 won. "a TO 2
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on EpGE EOn EIGHT.

LOS ANGELES. May 25.--John-
ny Mccarthy and Geo. Memsic are
ut as fiddle for their 20-round
contest Saturday. The winner viii
meet either Packey Mcfarland Or
Freddie Welch.
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EveRs BACK ON jos.

CHICAGO. May 25.--It is an
nounced today that Johnny Evers.
second baseman of the Chicago. In.
stead Of being a physical wreck
will be back In the game within ten
days.
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4 Answer TO Sportsman @-If 4
4 you want the game laws OF I
4 the United States and Can. 4
4 ada. drop a letter. enclosing a 4
4 stamp. 70 John l.. Rlseland. 4
4 Bellingham, Wash. or 20 Hugo 4
4 Kelly. Courthouse building. I
= Seattle.
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VICTORIA. d. G.. May 2s.--
Speed" Thomas was easy for the
pipplns and they waiioped the Vic
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COAST LEAGUE


seattle Automopns school. 2io
Broadway.
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Annle shut out the Giants and the
Tigers won 10 0 yesterday Furch.
ner pitched a good game but be VAS
wailoped hard IN one uniuehY in
ming Mike Lynelra sensational one.
handed catch Of Cocaah'H fiy spoiled
seaitie'a best chance 10 score.
The Tigers started the slaughter
early. In the third. Burns. the first
man NJ. sent the ball out OF the lot
II may be well to note that Burns
did the same stunt Tuesday Fisher
up next. sent out q good hit for two
sacks Annis whitfield naHney sin
gled and Fisher came over cole.
man grounded out and Rockenfleld
scored 8aaaey ON a one base blngle
Rockenflcid ended the inning when
he was caught goinE 10 second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-25

Batteries white. Steele and Glib
son. Cehardt aud Miller.
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Wake Up to the Fact That Liquor Is Running Your
Brain, Body and Mind, and Then Come to
the Gatlin Institute for THREE DAYS.
THE CATLIN TREATMENT CONQUERS
DRINK HABIT IN THREE DAYS
No Hypodermc Injections, No Disagreeable Features
No Strong" Drugs-A Pleasant, Mild Treat
ment That a Child Could Safely Take,
Yet Has Never Met With Failure

~ DING away with the CAUSE OF continued liquor drink
ing the OF the Gatlin Institutes SUGGESTIVE
secret of the permanent results obtained in THREE
- DAYS TIME.
Other methods have proved failures because treat
ment was directed toward EFFECT-symptoms- Of
CAUSE Craving desire. physical and nervenecessy for
liquor but the symptoms OF alcoholic poisoninghe Eff
Feet OF drunkenness Smothering them up by hypodermc
OF substituve stmuants does CURE-merely
sobers up with reapses eighty per OF the treated
Alcohol is cumulative poison Once in the system, de-
mands more In THREE DAYS the Gain drives
every ac this stoedup poison out of the system and with
disappearance. all desire for liquor and all symptoms, and
inclination drink liquor also disappear leaving the rnke
the condition regards liquor the day he took his
first drink.
shall be satisfied with the results of
paid shall be refunded the end of the third day and
treatment shall nothing The Gatn Institute has been
tabished TEN YEARS Eleven thousand have been
treated with failure in The very highest financial ref
offered.
The Gain Home treatment is for those who
the Institute for three days just efficient Institute
treatment If directions followed
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MIKE HELPED
BEAT GIANTS


aoassr -, PORTLAND !. Vieiafls i
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Then NJ. Lynch.

Il was In the latter part Of this
inning when Mike Lynch robbed us
Of a sure chance 20 score. The bases
we're grooming under the weight 81
three aud two outs had been made.
Cocash up. DRIVE n bard low ny be.
tween left field aud center and
Lynch made a hard run for the ball
Stretching ont bis bare hand be
nahbed the ball and retired Cocash.
Hockenfleid opened the ninth with
q two Dagger Morse fiew out and
Abhott's two bnETer scored Rocky.
Abbott was caught al third and
Lynch grounded out.
The box score
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HamsnAFv tfHfsn fmra- naFns NtFutk
a#tsa ttF FsfH hnef a ~ Anu4s NaarS
an balls orr FafftHsf T. eft AHnia
q psTea- t,0nsa nns AsFs
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Tacoma st Seattle. Hnanans - Van
coufeF Portland at Victoria
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Marquard and Meyers.
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At Cleveland

batteries Wood and Nunainah'
or. Petty and Clarke.
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X. IT. =.
,,o.aat,.bt. .s II /
CLEVELAND ....t l
patteriss-co omha and Thomas.
Hardness and Land.
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ALBANY P PaNJIsSs

ON the second floor Of the Peoples
hank building, corner of Second Avenu.
aud Pike street.
Opposite the Hon Marche and MacDou-
gall southwicks. Take elevator. or
walk up.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


UatiefIaf Mcluiyfe and Archer.
Mattefu and Rarldnn.
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The fur win ny or The yarn un-
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Packey Mac and Memsic may
fight at Kenosha, Wis. May 20.
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''In the light ef reason" why
should the Athletics run as they do
while the Phillies romp off In front?
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TnomAs WAS Easy.

RtMAtfftHH FsWANts 1ff fAAh
Lewis. Holm and Osidlak.
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SOCIETY 0]
pnoNss-osy N. ". 90 I. s. 81 N: Night N. ". tss
Sleep. Beloved.

SlVSts 1I(4oNSNs
Forget the day that's ended. dear
Its anxious thought and care,
Its trials inc its SORROWS.
It's burdens hard to bear;
Remember but the tender Christ.
So faithful. strong and true.
Whose grace hath met thy every need
Whose arm hath brought thee
through,
In Him thy heart hath found its
strength,
His love they toll hath blessed.
Now, -olded in His sheltered arms.
His weary child may rest.
His holy angles shield thee.
Pure he thy dreams and bright.
The sleep of the beloved"
BE thine. dear heart. tonight.
Forget tine day that's coming. dear.
!ts duties irksome round.
Its man. calls on heart and iiaG0.
Its pleasures morrow bound.
Faiths hitherto" shalt guard TIC
gate
OF every opening day.
Thy Lord will not forget to keep.
Forget not thou to pray.
IT'S day by day thy life doth come,
Think not of weary years.
Remember only that He knows
Thy thoughts. thy hopes, thy fears.
Rest on His word. the Lord shall he
thine everlasting light"
The sleep of the beloved"
Be thine. dear heart. tonight.
-Lockport SIM.
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set for the trial: James Mullaly vs..
James Culliton. as alderman of the
Second ward, and j. F. Craig and
Hugh Dunlevy vs.. George H. Barlow,
as alderman at large.
Messrs. Barlow and Nelson who
were candidates for aldermen at large
at the recent election were both NAM
ed as defendants in the same action
and objection was taken to both be-
ing named in the one proceeding.
Judge Watts over-ruled the objection.
This morning the contest over the
election of Nelson was withdrawn. but
Barlow's election is still contested.
Should the Independent faction win
out In the contest cases the city coun-
Gil would be tied in power with the
o'Leary faction. both having three
council men.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-07
OF NELSON
ELECTION WAS
WITHDRAWN
But Two Contest Cases Will
Come Up Before Judge
Watts December II

Attorney G. A. E. F~inlayson advised
the attorneys for the defense in the
election contest case that a withdraw.
al Of the contest against the election
of Nathan ]. Nelson had been made.
This leaves two contest cases to be
fought out in district court before
Judge Watts on December IA. the date
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-07
DALE AND CARROLL
GET HEARING
FRIDAY
Kiorrnoe Murder Case Will
Be Investigated by the
Grand Jury

Fred Dale and Joseph Carroll. the
two men arrested at Fargo and Moor
head and who are being held on the
charge of numbering Ole Kjormoe. the
morning of November 8, will be taken
before the grand jury on Friday aft
ernoon. County Attorney Hagen be-
lieves that an Indictment will be re-
rested at the time of the murder is
alleged to have seen the whole trou-
BILE. According to the story which
is said to have been related by the
two eye witnesses. choral was poured
in a glass of beer and given to Kjor-
moe. this did not work in the manner
the "drugger' wanted and he poured
glass Of beer. which Kjormoe also
drank. Thinking that the choral
would not work. Kjormoe was hit
over the head with a bottle and with
that occurrence fell to the floor. He
was later carried out and placed
where the body was found the morn
ing after election.
Powclls Released.
John and l.. X. Powell. the two
young men who were indicted by the
grand jury on Wednesday charged
with robbing James Eagan of Cava-
lier n. D.. of a sum of money. were
taken to Crookston Wednesday noon.
The cases being investigated by the
grand jury in the afternoon. They
were admitted to bail and were re-
leased on a $1,000 cash bond each.
Their cases will come up before Judge
Watts on December 20. Attorney G.
A. E. Finlayson has been retained
for their defense.
Mrs. Louis Boreen. b.und over to
the grand jury. charged with conduct
ing a house of ill-fame and also
charged with violation of the state
liquor laws was indicted. on the first
charge. Her case was set for Deem
Der IS.
No bill was found against the three
Finlanders charged with stealing a
quantity of liquor from the basement
of the Q. A. Lystad saloon and they
will be released today.
noon considering the asses Of the two
men charged with dynamiting the
safe in the Eldred bank.
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Fresh Flowers
at johnson Floral Co.
Classes Start Monday.

Many have shown interest in the
short course in which will he inau-
gnrated at the East Grand Forks high
school next Monday morning. In
quiries have been received that a
number Of older pupils will be en-
rolled. The first class will be called
at 10 o'clock Monday morning. Pu.
pills may enter at any time although
1t IL preferred that all will he enroll
ed by Monday. Indications are that
there will be q large class.
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NO IMMEDIATE DANGER
Buildings Tilted Through Shifting of
River Bank Arc Being Repaired
and New Foundations Put In.

Through some natural cause, sever
al Of the buildings on DeMers avenue
adjacent to the Red river have been
forced out Of plumb. This is supposed
to have been aused by a slipping or
sliding of the river bank. When this
was first noticed the building owned
by Sullivan Bros, In which the Reed
and Hatch saloons are located was dis
covered to be tilted slightly.
Work was started at once to rectify
the fault and at the present time. a
force of men is busy installing new
piling and foundations beneath the
building. The architect in charge
states that there is no immediate dan
ger Of the building collapsing. The
other buildings r also in course of
repair.
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was in a bad shape. There was moth.
ing which seemed to do me much
good.
Il tried other remedies, but did not
gain any flesh, until l commenced TAX
ing your Peruna. which built me right
up. I have taken several bottles. but
have not taken any now for about six
weeks.
Il am seventy-three years old. 7
never expect to be entirely we'll or
young again, but I am thankful for
what Peruna has done for me-"
Feels Ten Years Younger.
Mr.. Henry Merz. 1924 Upper Mt.
Vernon Road. Evansville, Ind, writes:
When I first wrote to you / had
bronchial trouble for four years. and
mad tried several doctors, but they
could do ms no good. I had pain and
rafting In the chest. cough, expectora-
ton, especially at night.
II took Peruna. and can now sav
u a l am entirely we'll. / feel ten
years younger since using Peruna'
IS n recommend Peruna
YEARs OLD to al! my friends. for
-Jl was in bad condition.
Il am an old soldier and am seven.
ty.seven years old"
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Clothes are Wanted.

The Associated Charities have
made a request that old clothes be
turned over to them for distribution
among the poor. Any contributions
are appreciated by the ladies. If you
have any old clothes that might be of
use. notify either Mrs. F. C. Massee
or Mrs. Jacob Kaufman,
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fNe.ru.na Chronic Case.
Mr.. John o. Atkinson. 1859 N. EN-.
poria Ave-, Wichita. Kas.. writes of his
wife's case: my wife had been suf-
fering from a complication Of diseases
for the past twenty-five years. Her
ase had baffled the skill Of some of
the most noted physicians. One of her
worst troubles was chronic constipa-
ton of several years standing.
Il wrote to you about her case. You
prescribed a curse of Peruna and
Manalin. which We at once commence
ed, and have to say it completely cur
ed her. She firmly believes that she
would have been dead only for these
wonderful remedies"
Suffered FOrty.FYvc Years.
Mr.. j. r. Prince. r. r. 1, Tuckahoe,
N. Y. writes: II am not very well
satisfied with the picture that I am
sending you, but when the reader looks
at this picture If he could only realize
that the original suffered for forty-ivc
years. the best Of his life, until your
kind advice and prescription cured
him. he would know from whence
these wrinkles came. Next month
shall he sixty-five years old"
Nervous Prostration.
Mrs. Martha Avery, 90 Graham St.
Leominster. Mass. writes:
-Four years g I had pros.
tration. ! employed several doctors
pTIZZI;ED One would say l had
DOCTORS OF the storn
other nervousness and another en-.
largement Of the liver. Nv stomach