Daily Eugene Guard
THURSDAY
- - JAN 18
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOR SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, h Main 191.
Hold In handsome
Kor sale by W L
ItlthVITIKS
Dr Lowe, optician, with J B Luckey,
No tiding of the lost man, August
Fischer.
Spokane, Wash., has 100 cases of
smallpox.
The senate will vole on the financial
bill Feb. 16.
H. H. HtevenB, of Anil, bronijlit In a
wagon load of cheese today.
The county court Is soleotlnR Judges
and clerks nf election today.
Xilcyoles repaired while vou wait.
C 0 Matlock.
Bam Thurston Is confined to bis
room with a severe attack nf plurlsy.
Bicycle supplies of all kinds on hand.
C C Matlock.
Our wall paper sale Is meeting with
great success. Griffin Hardware Co.
Always fresh the cigars we keep In
In our patent ventilating cigar cose at
the Barber Shop Cigar Htore.
Mud guards 25 cents per pair at C 0
Matlock.
The Ilorrls Art Gallery Is having a
new wooden awning erected in front
or Its place of business.
Hon. John Myers, of Portland, died
last night, aged 70 years. He was a
well known demooratlo polltlolau.
The republican couuty onmmltteo is
called to meet In this city next Satur
day; the democratic on the 27th Inst.
Geo. N. Frozer, Jr., moved Into the
old J. B. Coleman residence on Pearl
street today, which be has purchased,
Wo have a few second-hand wheel,
for mile cheap, caul) or ItmlnllmitntH.
0 U Matlock.
William Dloksou, at one time a res
ident of Kugi-ne, Is now running a
steam landry at Junoau, Alaska, and
making money
DysHpsla can be curod by using
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One Utile
tablet will give immediate relief, or
moLey reiumled.
in boxes at ! ols.
DoLano,
The Oregon Association of Opticians
hold a meeting in Portland last Mun
dav evening. Dr. 0. W. Lowe was
admitted to membership.
Just received a rull oar load of su
nerlor steel ranges and nook stoves
which were bought early. Pnoes still
reasonable at F L Chambers,
No advance as yet at F L Chambers
lu prices on Bain wugnus, Kaclne
buggies, Monitor drills, Daudy dlso
harrows, Oliver walking plows and
Pitta harrows. Now Is the time to
buy before this lot is all sold
Rick Headaohe absolutely and per
manently cured by using Mokl Tea.
A pleasant herb drink. Cuiea oonstl
patlon and Indigestion, makes you eat,
aleep, work and happy. HKlttaollou
guarantied or money back. 'J6 cts aud
oU ots. f or saie uv w ju iwumo.
Will H. Be, who la running a
general merchandise store at Warm
Hprlngs, Crook oouuty, was In Eugene
today on a urlel visit. He aays stock
is rolling fat lu Eastern Oregon that
the weather Is Just like the valley
lots of ratu. He went to Coburg this
afternoon.
J. I. Bevry, Loganton, Pa., writes:
"I am willing to take my oath that I
was cured of pneumonia entirely by
the use One Minute Cough Cure after
dootors failed. It also cured my chll
dren of whooping cough." Quickly
relieves and cures ooughs, colds, croup,
grippe and throat ana luug troubles.
Children all like It. Mothers eudonie
It, Vincent & Co, Corner Drug htore,
"I am Indebted to One Minute
Cough Cure for my health aud life. 1 1
cured me of lung trouble following
grippe." Thousands owe their lives
to the prompt action of thla never fall
ing remedy. 11 euros, coughs, oolds,
croup, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe
aud throat and lung trouble. Its early
use prevents consumption. It Is the
only harmless remedy that gives Im
mediate results. Ylnoent A Co, Cor
ner Drug Store.
Albany Democrat January 17: E H
Hklpworth of Eugene, and G F Skip
worth of J uuotlon, were in the city
yesterday afternoon. The Demoorat
begs Mr E B Sklpwoith's pardon for
accusing him of having voted for Mo
Kluley. He voted for Palmer and Is
sorry tor that He considers the present
president the weakest one the I'lilltnl
States has ever had, a man run entirely
by the bosses. In the uexteltctlou Mr
Hklpworth will show his opposition to
the trusts and Imperialism by voting
for Bryan II nominated, though he
disagrees with him on the silver question.
All the late prncesoes, such as Carbon,
I'latluotypF, Bas ltallef, aud ltoyal
Bromide we are able to furnish om
patmna.
Celeron Panels aud oval enclosures
in many tluta are the newest tlilu In
iwuma.
Well paper at cost, and lorn.
F L Chamber.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs. Itepuiriug and polishing.
'Si per vent oil ua all brokeu stock
patterns of crockery at A. E. Wood'.
D. M. Mnt'rady, artistic painter and
paper-bsuKer. Inquire nr leave orders
at Preston 4 Hales.
Itejton oouuty people will pay 22.6
mill taxes, of this 11 mills being for
county purposes. Corvallls people will
have to pay 32.6 mills.
Eugene will will have a good season
during the coming summer. A num
ber of substantial business blocks will
be erected; also many new residences
are spoken of.
DeWiit'a Little Early Blsers purify
the blood, clean the liver, Invigorate
the Bystem, Famous little pills for
constipation and liver troubles, Vin
cent & Co, Corner Drug Store.
Lewis Dennis, Salem, Ind says:
"Kodol Dyspepsia Cure did more good
than anything I ever took." It digests
what you eat aud can not help but
cure dyspepsia and stomach troubles.
Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Store.
Rev. E. C. Sanderson has been in
attendance upon the the first annual
convention of the Linn county C, E.
Union at Brownsville. He delivered
a sermon on "Consecration."
Size doesn't indicate quality. Be
ware of counterfeit and worthless salve
offered for De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve.
DeWltt's is the only original. An
Infallible cure for piles and all skin
diseases. Vincent A Co., Corner Drug
Store,
G. H. Appleton, Justice of the peace,
Clarksburg, N, J., says: "DeWltt's
Little Early Itlsers are the best pills
made fur constipation. We use no
others." Quickly cures all liver and
bowel troubles. Vincent A Co, Corner
tirug Store.
F. B. Tblrkleld, health Inspector of
Chicago, says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
oaunnt be recommended too highly. It
cured me of severe dyspepsia." It di
gests whst you eat and cures Indiges
tion, heartburn and all lonns of dys
pepsia. Vincent A Co, Comer Drug
Store.
I want to let the people who suffer
from rheumatism and sciatica know
that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved
me after a number of other medicines
and a dnotor bad failed. It is the best
liniment 1 have ever known of. J A
Dodgen, Alpharetta, Cia. Thousands
have been cured of rheumatism by this
remedy. One application relieves the
pain. For sale liy W L DeLano.
French Tansy Wafers, the world's
famous romedy fur Irregular and pain
ful periods of ladies; are never falling
and safe. Married ladles' friend
French Tansy Wafers are the only re
liable female remedy in the world; Im
ported from Purls; take nothing else,
but Insist on genuine; In red wrappers
with crown trade mark. La France
Drug Company, Importers, 300 Turk St,
San Francisco. For sale by all drug
gists, or sent 111 plain wrapper direct
ii receipt or z.
It has been demonstrated repeatedly
In every state In the Union and In
many foreign countries that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is a certain pre
ventive and oure for croup. It has be
come the universal remedy for that
nisease. ai v f lslier, ot Liberty, W
Va, only repeats what lias beeu said
around the globe when he writes: "I
have used Ohambcrlalu's Cough
Kjuii-dy In my family for several years
and always with perfect suooesa. We
bellevo that It Is not only the best
cough remedy, but that It Is a sure cure
lor croup. It has saved the lives of
our oluldren a number ol times." This
remedy Is lor sale by W L DeLano.
State of Ohio, Oily or Toledo,
LucaB County,
Fkank J. Chunky makes with that
he Is the senior partner of the firm of
F. J, Cheuey A Co., doing business In
the oily of Toledo, county and stale
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
ONE HUNDKKD DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be curvu by the use of Hall's
UATARHJl UUHK.
Fkank J. Chunky
Sworn to before me and subscribed
n my presence, this nth day of Decern
tier, A. D., 18.su.
. . A. W. Gr.ltAnnN.
UKAj, Notary Publlo
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
nally and act dlreotlv on the blood
ana mucous surraoesor Hie system,
Seud for testimonials, free.
F. J. Chunky A Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 6o.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Takino Kvuiknck. Evidence was
being takeu today before Referee Mrs.
Emma Thompson In the case of It. M.
Day va Mrs. Bllghtou et al, for dam
ages In crossing laud. Attorney E. It
Hhlpworth appeared for plaintiff and
Attorneys Deo. II, Dorrls and L. Bll-
yeu for defendant. It Is a circuit court
case.
Piano Lksso.ns. W Ulllord Nash.
Voice culture, Miss Marguerite Hansen,
For terms, apply to mutlo rooms in
Dormitory.
Dki.aykii Thai, The north ho-.ind
train due at 1:0(1 will not arrive here
before 7 o'clock this evening, caused
by a slide.
Soap is Higher-
But we will sell you
0 I lis best savon soap a,S
SO bar box 7c
8 2 oi packages high grade smoking
tohaero 2So
or per lb . 28c
1 lb paoksge faucy selected white
ngs 10c
1 lb package best wash powder 16c
I eau good salmon Ac
I gal Itock candy drops 60c
1 Isrite plugrliew li g tobacco 2Sc
I heav) 7&o onion over shirt title
1 dx Due large bananas... ;y
AX JIlU.V.
HOPO lt WEES TO MKET.
Ilr. liill Has Called Executive Com
mittee of ItregoD Absocmll-in
Tugeiher.
Dr, J, W. HIM has tailed a meeting
of the executive committee of the Ore
gon Hopgrowcnt' Association for Satur
day. By that time it Is exueoted im
portant information will have been re
ceived from President Jones and Mr.
Ray, who are in New York negotiating
sales for the hops already pooled. Mr.
Mr. Ray lias been heard from, but had
not time et to do anything.
The meeting of the association last
Saturday at Woodburo was a decided
success The proposal of pooling the
1900 orop met with unanimous ap
proval. "High School Athletics.,'
Ed. Quabd. The author of of the
article headed as above In the Daily
Guard of January 17, states in bis
article that the high school football
team was not defeated by the public
sobool team, but by the relatives and
friends of san.e. He also slates that
the publlo school team took advantage
of the high school team and swore In
players who were not oouneoted with
the publlo school. i he facta are as
follows:
The high school team requested the
publlo school boys to organize a team
to play with them for praotlce. The
publlo school boys tried; to organize a
team aod found that It was impossible
to get a full team composed or students
or the publlo school that was suitable
to play against such a team as the
high school had. After a great deal
of trouble they managed to get ' nine
players from the publlo schools, eleven
belug the number required. This
matter was decided by the captain of
the publlo sobool team and the coach
of the high sohool team, Mr Ford.
This gentleman agreed to the publlo
sohool playing two boys who were not
attending the publlo schools, as they,
the high sohool, could play two men
who were nothing more than first
team men. The majority of the pub
llo school players refused to play against
a first team, but lu order to give them
a little practice, consented. The game
was played, and Professor Burton and
Setb H. McAllister, officials, decided
the game In favor or the public schools
by a score of 6 to 0.
The author or "High School Ath
letics" stated that "a hole appeared In
the high school's line, and that those
who were not engaged in pulling high
school balr and stamping on fallen
players, rushed through to a touch
down." The truth Is that In order to
secure the touch-down, several high
sobool players were buoked out of the
way or the half backs. Hlah school
, players attempted to tackle the half
back, but failed to down him. This
play was slrlotly acoordlug to signals,
aud was something like tbeblgb sobool
team's "fake punt," a surprise. As to
hair pulling and stamping fallen play
ers, the high school team was muoh
the superior. One or more or the pub
lic school players were bltteu by a
high sohool player. Another was
Injured by a logging spike In one or
the high school player's shoes. Accord
ing to football rules players are pro
hibited from wearing spikes or oleata
of metal on their shoes.
In conclusion, we will say we hope
that the high sohool athletic association
will prosper, but we also wish that Its
oflloer refrain from accusing the publlo
schools' football team of unfairness
and "dirty football."
W. C. Kincaid.
Jay E. Tibbktts.
SOCIAL.
CONORKSSIOMAL CANDIDATES. We
have heard the following republican
candidates for oongress In tbu district
mentioned: A. O.. Woodcock, Eugene;
Thos. H. Teiigue, Hillsboro; Senator
Brownell, Orvuou City; Professor
B F Mulkey, Moumoutb;Claud Gatoh,
Salem; J. R. Wyatt, Albany; J. O.
Fullerlon, Rweburg; WI Vawter,
Med ford.
Richards A pi ingle's Famous Georgia
Minstrels embodies the biggest, bright
est and best In this popular line of
amusement. Every feature presented
is original and up-to-date. Fifty well
known names appear on its roster; two
big military bands furnish the choicest
music for Its big free street parade; a
well-trained oichestra of 30 pieces
supply the munie for its Indoor per
formance. The famous troupe of Arabs,
the greatest tumblers aud acrobats of
of the century, specially engaged for
this show, which also includes a host
of vaudeville entertainers, miustrel
amUBers of the highest class, and a
score of Bpeotacular surprises, dialect
song', negro meiouieB, couicuy,
scrotals, trick-bicyclist, grotesque aud
fancy dances, tight wire walking and
funny comedians. Altogether present
ing one of the latest and greatesteftorts
of this popular firm of pioneer man
agers. Remember, the big show will
appear at The Parker Tuesday, January
23, Seats on sale Saturday morning,
The Model New Woman.
The lecture at the First Christian
church last evening on the subjeot,
"The Model New Woman" by Geo. K.
Hall attracted a good crowd. Mr. Hall
Is one of the beat leoturero to appear
In Eugene during the present season
He compares favorably In many ways
with Gaunsalus, Depew and others
who have a national reputation. In
the course of the address Mr. Hall ex
hibits deep thought, olose research
and a fuud of anecdote and wit. To
night the learned gentleman will de
liver a free lecture at the same place on
"The Greatest Book In the World,'
aud those who attend are promised .
treat. The lecture will be Illustrated
by admit. Every student and Sun
day School scholar In the city ought to
bear this great lecture without fail.
This address bas been heard by en
thusiastic thousands all over the con
tinent and no lover of the Old Book
should miss it. Kloh in anecdote,
comprehensive In treatment startling
in conclusions.
Modern Woodmen.
Regular meeting this (Thursday)
evening at 7:30 sharp, Elk's hall.
Fourteen candidates for the Fraternal
degree. Members urged to be present
and visiting neighbors made welcome.
Refreshments.
R. Mo MURI'HEY,
Venerable Counsul.
Frkb Lkcturi At the Christian
church tonight by Dr. Geo F. Hall,
oommenolng at 8 o'clock.
Correction. This from Mrs. S.
Handsaker. In setting up the article
entitled "Comiug to Oregon" for last
night's Guard the types make me say
"We crossed the Mississippi river,"
etc. Please correct by saying "Mis
souri river." I am aware that the
poor typos are usually blamed for all
errors and omissions, but in this In
statics I am of the opinion that It was
the fault of the writer.
BApiortionki). The secretary or the
State League of Republi-.an Clubs he a
apportioned the delegalea from the
Lane county clubs as follows: Junc
tion City, 6; Pleasant Hill, 2; Spring
field, 0; 'Varsity, 3; Eugene, 13.
Manaokr Appointed. Miss Rona
Applegate has been apioinled to
succeed Mrs Ray DeLano as manager
of the Eugeueoitlce of the regon Tele
phone A Telegraph Co. A good selec
tion.
Our Grand
Annual
Clearance Sale
Still
Continues.
OLKE '.'LUB KKL'KPTION.
The reception at Villa"! Hall la-t j
night in honor of Hie V O Ulee Club
given by President ami Mr. F. Strong
and the Eugene aluinnl association,
was largely attended and proved to lie
one of the most enthusiastic meetings
of the school year at the U. O. Pro
fewir McAlisler outlined the work of
the alumni association aud wnai n
hoped to accomplish in the way of
material and sympathetic interest in
the school. President Strong fully
realizes the eflects of advertising for
the school such as the glee club and
other organizations can give the school,
and is enthusiastic lu their bebair, a
fact biought out in bis address. The
story of the recent tour through East
ern Oregon was presented in an enthu
siastic paper by Pnfessor Glen, who,
as director, bas been instrumental in
the success of the club. It was well
received. The Treble Clef Club, the
"rooteis," the "Rough House" quar
tette, and other organizations added to
the pleasures of the evening. Every
ttl'ort 1b being exerted by regents,
faculty, alumni and students alike for
the continued success and prot.perity
of the University, aud will Jt be
strange iudeed if anything Una tbun
the fondest dreams are realized. Pres
ident Strong, by his owu enthusiasm,
creates that same condition lu every
one he meets, and the University aud
various high schools over the slate
will rapidly advance to the high plane
eeseutial to twentieth century needs.
birthday party.
Miss Mary Moore entertained a few
triecds last evening at the home of her
parents, M r aud Mrs. B. F. Moore, on
South Oak street, in honor of the 18th
anniversary of her birth. An enjoya
ble time was had and adainty luncheon
serveo. Those present were: Mr. and
Mr.'. J. Roberts, Mr. aud Mrs. T. Ren
shaw, Mrs. KateSmlth, Nellie Smith,
Maud Gordon, Lizzie Brent, Daisy
Geddes, Maud aod Myrtle Renshaw,
Pearl Roberts, Lola Pickeus, Beulah
McGuire, May Rowland, Messrs Al
fred Geddes, Clsy Turley, Willis and
Ernest McGuire, Carl Oglesby, Walter
and frank Dillnrd, Ottm and Elmer
Roberts, Otto Rowland, Master Ellis
Reushaw.
AT THE THEATRE.
The Rentz A Santley compauy at
The Parker last night entertained a
good crowd in burlesque, extravaganza
aud vaudeville. This Is the first
modern un-to-date compiny of i
kind to visit Eugene this year, and
was received witli au evident sa'isfac
tion, which indicated that other li at
class companies could find lu Eugene
a good show town. "An Affair of
Honor," about which much has beeu
s iid, was simply n clever bit of work,
Parisian in lie conception, but the
motif was such that anyoDe could wit
ness it with Interest.
Loyalty to His Employer.
mat, young mau who had a vein
opeued and a portion of his blood let
out, so that it might save the lite of bis
employer, set a remarkable example of
neroism. The incident shows what
power there is In good blood. As soon
as the broken down system received
the pure blood of this young fellow,
me patient regained IiIb strength. "The
blood Is the life." There is only one
way to get good blood, and that is
irom tne siomacn. It it needs assist
ance, bring Hosteller's Stomach Bit.
ters to the rescue This wonderful
medicine aids it in its digestion of food,
and furnishes the system with rich red
oinou. v nen mis is done, healt h nat
urally follows.
Brave Men Fall
V Ictims to stomach, liver and kid
ney troubles as well as women, and al
feel the result In loss of appelile
poNoiisin the blond, backache, ner
vousness neaaaclie and tired, listless
run-down feeling. But there is no
umi m iraiiKsinst. Listen to J W
Gardner, Idaville, Ind. He says
Electric Hitters are just the thing for
a man when he Is all run dowu, and
dou'l care whether he lives or dies. It
did more to give me new strenntli and
good apiietite than anything I could
take. I can now eat anything and
have a new lease on life." oTiiu so
mnlo at r t.. i i . ... . P "v
bottle guaranteed.
Wall Phim...
jffifUll B UIVI IBM
Wo have deciilnd to (lisc(,ntiiuu 0Ur
paper dopaitmuiit, and on aceom,.
doing so will offer souio of tin- iiIle,t,
of paper in Eugene at
Startling
Prices.
If you call early you will find a fine line
of designs to select from. The opportu
nity of the season for handsome decora
tive work at a small expense.
GRIFFIN HARDWARE CD
Clearance Sale
of Wall Paper.
10 per cp nt off
on all figured
paper till Jan
uary Int.
Mi
PRESTON & HALES
m
Wtm
EUGENE him DYEING
AND CI EANK18 WORKS...
West Klalitli Street
Hour Steam Laundry.
CHF.IS MAB Xv Jr., Proprietor.
nothing cleaned, colored and repntred.
Faded clothing restored to its original color to
look like new. Satisfaction guaranteed. Work
called for and delivered.
J. IV. KAYS fUBHITORb GO
EM3ALKERS and fPFPM. DIRECTORS
Cay 6 tienierson, Unae, lakers ?jid
Embalnws. Cop. VViL and 7lh sis.
Kvery
Junction City Republicans.
Junction City, Or.. Jan 16.-Ti,o
republican League of Junction t'li
met yesterday afternoon and elected
the following deh-gatcs toaltend the
biennial meeting of the state league,
which will meet In Portland February
: H. h. Moorhead, C. V. Washhuroe,
H. C. Mahon, K. Harpole, J. B, bhailVr
aud S. O. Starr.
Special School Meeting-.
JNotice is hereby given to I lie legal
voters of Bchool district So. 4, nf Lane
county, Slate of Oregon, that a specia
sohool meeting for said district will
be held at llie Court House Hi Eueei.
Oregon, on the 20ih day of January,
1900, at 7 o'clock in me afternoon, for
the following objects: To levy a tax
to pay oil the Indebtedness of the dis
trict and interenton the same, and to
run the Public School- for the ensuing
year.
Dated this 15Ui day of January 1000.
J. H. McCluno,
C' airnian Hoard of Directors.
Attest: Geo. F. Chaw,
District Cleik.
Having a tireat Kiln on Chanib rl- in's
oukIi Itemed-.
Manager Martin, of the Hereon drug
store, Informs us that he is having a
great run on Chamberlain's Congli
Keniedy. He sells five bottles of tnt.
medicine to one of any other kind, aud
it gives great satisfnetinn. In thei
in , . I 1" 1 1 ere 19 111.! hint, li , B
the cough heal up the sore throat and
lungs and give relief within a very
Calumet. For sale bv W. T,. n-r.-n,?
A Vicious Doo.-a vicion. fnrmor'n
dog made it tropical for people near
the court house todav. TM.it 11..1-
girl. ' "
" THY WILL BE LOST
There are tens of thousands: nf
submitting to conditions that invnli
martyrdom, a lintrarine. oainfuldti!
press the thorn of suffering deep
their hearts with the prayer Thti
uuiic, j.o every sncn woman i
message, you were made to liva
happy life and to eniov wifthoo
motherhood by Him who "mite
Darren woman to keep house and
a joyful mother of children." 1
being robbed of your birthright. p;d
i'iP
if
Tuesday
Siloes! Shoes!!
Some genuine good hararain. m ... !
..in TO nai tiy calling at Yoran's
... -tore nnnng their clearance
ZlON CoKKKSl-ONllKNritl.
T. H Hunsaker, with the aa-Uunce of
he iRhbon ha, constructed a fom
bridge near hi. ri.i .. . '
of the nubile ar." I- """"""
visit in Kugene. C i
h.. . . '"'u-
" '"""'en to her home
luewisy, accompanied
Mrs Grace Hampton.
Th ,.., ...
, . "'rir at i.lje Tt.,mi,
man's Monday DlhL .. " '
Jov.hle.M.ir. --'".veil.
PARKER OPERA HOUSE,
WALTER ROSS, Manager.
, January 23
Afler the Minnow comes the Wha'e
niwcuui ot rTinqie s
...FAMOUS 6E0RGI4...
INSTEELS
and nappincss correspond to the I
01 wttc noon ana tne response -
motherhood, just as surely as swet.
correspond to the seme ot smelliW
Rounds to the sense 01 nearm.'-
to the sense of secinjf. It la
titat you enjoy all the faculties ar
lions 01 me oouy, aim u m uj
nf thi trmat hnn nf the body.'
as a guest, it is not by riiiht but bT
tiou. The place belongs to joyntf
WHY DO WOMKN DO IT.
whv do thev suffer and submit toi
arronfiiirr nit til. it 111111 ft 8 P'-'
dispensation ? It would seem tofl.
only about tinny woim n uit :
art. nvanml frnitt ovftv ftirm Of K-
Order, and the majority accept '1!'
dition as the rule, and uuyiw.
tion or the minority a the tt
this is a serious mistake, llefllu
ever in the past woman lias htdK
sunennjr as tne rjanjie i
forintr ha nevpr been neceMrT
R. V. Pierce, consulting V11?.-
Invalids' Hotel ana Minjrn
r xr l I hat OUt
hundred cases of female diwnx
three in each hundred failed toW
by using Dr. Pierce's Favorite m
Thirty year's experience in we c
of female disorders, a record of o
cases treated, three per ccm
to speak with the ai:thoiily of
t.A nli.i lif n:7:r:n t"1
vorite Prescription" will fU,rc J'
larity, displacement, ulceration.
uon ana everv sympuni".
.iim.nt. vnrtimh,'r tltat thisr.
something vastly more tiian to"-
TIIK MEANING OF
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Tonight
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slucirl.h, .ml ot tui
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INTRODUCING
THE WHIRLWINDS OF THE
DESERT
HASSEN BEN ALI
TRCUPE OF
50PEOPLE 50
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, I'fizeiake walk.
I WAIT FOR IT. SEt IT. ENJOY IT
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is to oe re-esiaDiipnt-ti m
health tn tiav( rlastki'.v ct V 1
cneeriui 01 aptru.-- v
hnmp n a rorrpation. N mC,n J
side, the specks before tjc ere5, 1
ncss, dizziness, nause . . ' a!c:i
-the iripnl rondition ot perfect bm
DR. riF.RCB'8 PAVORIT8 I
win ao nu mis. n n
cases. It will do it in aln -;. el:- fJ
it is honestly tried. F-'t ',,
scrintion " itcs not ful.v re.'-- ,
tions of nil tliose who
Tierce invites tlie mtknt
abovr dciiirr. There i
stnnds behind hl " I
smill per ccntace of c.-ic "
from thenr.linary cnntini"14
of the medicine, he i JT1 :"
anxious to give to tic?i (
thirty year nf sprcnl -1
easct. a pcnM which !'
trtatnunt of a quarter oi -i "
in irff.-ct conhilence fl
ottn?r have done, k:if"
sncrsdly privnte. Th '
nianv women wonM ':
sprnk ns niwirr th'
Rrc Ihiuts r:iier u- l
atoiit. Dr I-irrcc'i'i - :
tion of co!iff ."r to t!
have coufideucc in hi
writ; ta .
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CAST
Tor Infants o
lioM 01
cv
Hood's Pills
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