Hillsboro independent., May 16, 1902, Image 3

f
lili MrO.rmlrk'a for Imperial,
he tiiM tliem wry rhtap.
Gw for ante fmin next month
ln-iuire at this office.
lr. iIih well known ottiln
optii lHii, i roming aoon.
A (ill" a-norlui.-iit of Otnta' Gulf
eliirU at the Uu kt t Htore at price
that will rapture you.
Hnina Millinery. J.sili.v, Miinea
Mil-1 ChiMrtiirt finis at bargain prlcrs.
Firt liouso taxi of M. K. parsonage,
Tbu Fidelity team, of Portland
d.ilent.M the Cornelius aggregation
Ht Furent Urove last fluidity by a
wore of 12 to 2.
We have jut ciiuiplttie-l arrange
ment vtlicri'liy we cau make loans
on real ciliile awurity. Coum ami
n us alx.ut it. We can do you
groat. We have a laige lint of faring
ami city prnptTty fur aile auil are ad.
ding Id It daily.
Hoyt 4 Baknes.
Parties having friend in the hUnl
to whom they wish to win I liters
turn aiJvcrti.itng Washington county,
are rf'iui'ileil to leave names and ad
dren with the wretury of the
IIillthoro Hoard of Trade, at Heldel
tic Wall' real citato oflluu on Main
BlreeU
Th titarch waa taken out of the
Forest Urove kids last Haturday
afternoon when they were defeated
in a game of ln.iu ball hy the Hills-
Ixirfi youngster hy a wore of 9 to 2.
Nick William pitched for Hillttboro
and made II of the drove play en
strike at imaginary hall.
Ijtdiei' liran, latest Improved hi.
cycle, at $20, gent's wheel, $2.ri; gent's
wheel, $:!2.fi0. They are first-clans
iu workiriartHhip. Albican and will
sell you wall paper, .carpet and
lurniture of any kind rheaer than
any other place In Wanhintcton conn
ty, I will wtve you money hy buy
ing at my store, as I will treat you
right. Come in and we. W, ().
D.ineUoii, I. O. O. F. building, liilla.
horo. '
Our friends of the opposition are
great on electing their ticket before
election. Two years ago, the Argus
had a large picture of W. J. ltrvan
which it ran for several months In
the paper over the title, "Our On
ttiimml President." Now they have
pictures of Mr. Chamberlain, and
underneath the word-, "(leo.. K.
Otmmherliiin, Governor." Not a
candidate fir governor, but gover
nor. After the secoud day of June
we apprehend this wilt tie laid away
with the cut of the "Ceiituciilal
President."
A local contemporp.iy utatea that
tliu platfnrni rece'itly issued by Ore
gon democracy favors giving the
Philippine islands to the Filipinos,
"retaining in the end such ports anil
ta!ions as may provide for our wid
est trade iu tho Orient." The repub
lican platform Is also in favor of re
taining such advantages In the far
East as will provide for our widest
trade in the Orient, tint some Filipi
nos have withheldconsent. Suppose
they tdiouid object to the democratic
policy of retaining siiih porta and
stations as the democrats should ae
lee!; would the democratic party fa
vor relenquishmeiit of Ihnso orls
aud stations, or would it wring from
the Filipinos by form of arms these
necessary provisions for our widest
trade iu the Orient?
Hon. II. V. Oates returned on
Tuesday morning from Eastern
Oregon, while away he was at the
Malheur oil prospect well no drill
ing for the company in which he Is
interested. The drill Is down some
thing more than 700 feet and Is now
in a sea sand and shell formation.
The well to the present depth is 12
Inches in diameter, that Is the lower
level is 12 Inches. At tho beginning
it is larger. A smaller hole will Im
adopted soon, alsmt 9.75 Inches. On
passing the present formation the
.driller think oil may mine in, though
Jt may turn out that have an empty
hole. That Is a chance taken by all
prospectors. While out there Mr.
l:ites ran across the river l Weiser,
Idaho, where he saw Tims. K, Kelly,
who lived herealsait seven years ago.
Mr. Kelly is proprietor of a lunilr
yard and has a gissl bu-iuess aud
while not yet a wealthy man he is
better fixed than when he left Hills
boro. Tom now writes the excess of
hisa-sets over liabilities with Ave
fiure. He is now uiByor of Weiser
a city of 2.r.o( inhabitants on Weiser
river near lis" cntrani-e into Suake
river.
( ard ef Ifcaaks.
We w ish to ex cress our thanks to
the niK"rs and friends v. ho en
kind Icy extended to us their sympa
thy and help In our late bereave
iueut. Mary P. Smith and family.
On Raturday evening next May
the Ilillsttoro republican club will
hold a big rally at the court house,
the principal speaker will bullion.
W. M. O'lvig, of Jackson county. In
1892 Mr. Colvlg, then a Cleveland
presidental elector, made an address
in IIills)sro which his partisans
intuited the most t-nVctive made dur-
iu the campaign. In 18'JiS however
when Itryani.mi andfreesilverttruck
the slate, he came lo the repuhlican
party and has since voted and spoken
for sound mouey and expansion. Jt
Is raid that ho Lai better auswer
for Mr. I'liamUrUin than any man
ou the stump. lie will attend loMr.
Cormherlaiu tomorrow evening.
The republican rally at tbe Hilt
school house Inst Saturday evening
was a grand affair. M. B. Bump, of
Hillnboro, J. N. Hoffman, of ForeM
Orove and B. F. Punly, of Gaston,
were the principal speakers, uhik
others tnada nhort talks. Between
the Beehes the Olee club sang a
number of good selections and Mr.
Miller favored the audience with a
violin solo. The audience was large
and enthusiastic with applause ''keep
the Philippines and good price for
hay and oata will continue."
The social and dance given at
Cedar Mills on the JOIh Inst for the
benefit of the Platers of Mercy, prov
ed a most successful and enjoyable
affair aud reflects great credit on all
concerned in its organization and
opeaks well for the generosity of the
eople of the district. The sum of
10:1.90 waa handed over to the Sisters
who gratefully acknowledge the
kindness and beg to thank all their
lienefactors.
W. L. Davis, proprietor of the well
known Black Percheron horse, Ore
gon, will, atter March 15th, during
the season, be at John K soma's,
Farmtngtnn, from Monday morning
to Tuesday noon; at Arthur Flints',
Scholia, from Tuesday afternoon to
Thursday morning; at Ly strop's,
lleedville, from 10 a. m. to 4 p. in.,
Thursday; nt Forest Orove, Friday,
and at home barn, Hillsboro, Sat
urday.
If you will call at The Racket
Store before buying yourself a new
wheel you will save from 15 te $S.
We have a neat strong wheel, fully
guaranteed which we are able to sell
at a bargain because it is anti-trust.
Regular (-10 wheel, complete with
coaster brake, on $.'10, without brake,
$31. $25 wheel for $10,
W. J. Furbish and Hon. Chas.
Fulton wiu in Ilillslioro yesterday
spending must of the day. Mr. Fur
nish is ol very pleasant address and
made friends. The gentlemen in
the afternoon drove to Forest Grove
tarrying for a time at Cornelius,
The United States Separator isvno
experiment, but is a prize winner.
Thj T. S. Townsend Creamery Co.,
of Portland, will sell you one on easy
terms and take cream at highest
market price. ,' ' 3
If you are looking for furniture
step in at McCormick's am get
prices, he sells couches at $t, wall
pa;er at 6f Mr roll, cret 35c er
yard, witting 12j aud other goods
in proportion
Mr. Itohinson will preach in the
Baptist church next Suuday eveniug
at 8 o'clock. Subject: "The Bible
in the Public School."
S. 8. Jeffries baa bought the bar
ler shop on Main afreet where his
many friends may hereafter find
him.
Bicycle Repairing ueotly done at
McCurtuicka by N. D. Westfall.
Work guaranteed, prices reasonable.
V,
Wanted. ( Hyn Straw for sterling
horse collars.' Address W. H. Mo
Moolea 4 Co., Portland, Or.
Tho Forest Dale Presbyterian
church is having special services this
week.
Nickels at the Racket Store equal
to dimes tlsewhere.
Kill HIIFKItr', SIM tit LUKE IT II.
Samuel Galbrenth, the Republican
nominee for sheriff of Washington
tViunty. ia the youngest of a family
of six sons, of one of the oldest pion
eer families in Wa-hiii)ton County.
He was Istrn June It), I SO I on the
Samuel Oslhreath d I c near Tualatin
where he has lived most of his life.
He ii a slreicht republican and C imes
of a fsniily of prosperous farmers and
business men and Is thoroughly reli
able in whatever he undertakes.
Four of hta brothers live near Tuala
tin and are well t'vdo , citizens. One
brother is in the eattlo raising busi
ness in Montana and all are strong
republican. Sa tmel Is the only one
of the brothers who has ever laid
claim for any county nflW and if
elected will tarnestly tndeaver to
seive the people tolhebtstnf hi
ability.
The Ijidiaa' Society of the Congre
gational church will produce iu the
Opera House next Wednesday even
ing May 21, a representation of an
old time society event under the title
of "Aunt Jerusha's Quilting."
There will he numerous opportuni
ties for laughing.
The Oleucim republican club
elected oNli-era last Monday, to wit :
Pres. John tl.nnell, Vice Pre. Clyde
Lincoln, See. H. A. D. -Meek (aud
Tieas. Clarence Mays. The next
meeting of the club will be held on
Monday evening next at which date
Hon. S. II. Huston will be the speak
er. It is understood that most if not
all of the republican county candi
date will be there. It is proposed
to make it a red letter day.
Tho Upehurch defeated the home
team last Sunday by a f core of 7 to 2
in a ragged played game. Whut the
home team needs is a captain. The
gume next Sunday is with tho Mono
grams which is expected tn be a good
one. The lineup follows:
Monograms Diamond W
Whltehouge
Fleming p Mclnnis
Zn e . Swotie
Parrott lb Ilredemeier
Rankin 2h Nathmau
Conoway 3i Lsvier
Schmeer . ss McDermolt
Wickbam If Hume
Anderson if, Hummers
Oliver rf Hart
An old neighbor, T. T, Vincent, is
on the republican ticket lu Benton
cou nty for recorder of conveyances.
The Independent is not advised
touching majoiiliea in that ciyiuty,
nut it dis-s know that the county
will make no mistake should Mr.
Vincent ba installed lu the record
er's nllice. The candidate held otllce
in this county some years ago, coun
ty t-upei internment of scImniIs, urn
performed the duties fuily and satis
factorily. The law requires olllcial
visitation of each school district e.ch
year. Ha made two and to some
places tiiree. He urp.ed school house
repairs and they were made, High
ideals were held up. They had
their effect on t'.e boys so our citizen
ship today ii the better for that con
scientious aud painstaking superin
tendent, if he goes to the reeerder'a
office in Benton county exactness
and dispatch will rule as no doubt
has beea true heretofore.
The Congregational church takes a
step along a new road. For aeveral
years the women of the church have
maintained auxiliary organizations
with specific lines of work in hand.
Now the men of the church put on
extra harness and associate them
selves in what they call a men's
club. Not all of the men who lie
long to the church or congregation
are in the club but they may if
they care to be.- Full organization
has not yet been perfected, et It is
far enough along so that the work
which it assumes will lm taVcu up
next Sunday evening. The club will
become responsible for the ,Sunday
evening service. This will Include
responsive readings and in addition
to usual hymns, vocal solos and in
strumental duets will be rendered.
The sermon proper will be shorten
ed, perhapa to twenty minutes'.
This work is both popular end effec
tive in the atatea bordering on the
lakes and the Mississippi aud there
seems no reason why we of tbe Pa
cific may not have men's clubs lu
church work.
Appalling destruction of life and
property occured on Thursday of last
week on the Windward Islands of
the Lesser Aotiles. The principal
sufferer is Martinique, an Islaud 43
miles long aud 19 miles Wide, be
longing to France. Its isipulation
is placed at 176,000. The chief city
wasSt. Pierre ia the northern part
of the island aud contained 30,000 to
40,000 inhabitants, more people than
live In Washington, Yamhill aud
Polk counties. Hard by, not ten
miles away, stands the volcano Pelee
4.100 feetrhigh. This peak became
active last week and at 8 o'clock
Thursday morning, May 8, split
asunder or blew off the top, empty
ing molten lava into the valleys 'at
its base. The city waa without a
moments warning buried in rock
and hot ashes, though no melted lava
reached its streets. Leas than one
thousand of the Inhabitants escaped.
Not even the shipping in the harbor
got t. way. Ileieand there a tew
I. laekejH-d columns protrude al ove
the osiling lava. The sople are
U'tie.tth, crcmatisi. A lew dead,
filtering b.Mlies are found on the
stirl'iis'. Tiie capital, Ft. de France,
16 miles south waa beyond the dan
ger line. It is believed that the II ret
supplies otfereil to the detil(ile went
forward hy a United States Iwllle
ship that waa in the harbor at San
Juan, Porto Rico. (V ingress on
Tuesday last appropriated $.VHI,(KK
for aid to the sufferers. The island
of St. Vincent, English, about 70
miles -onth has U-cn visited by a
volcanic eruption followed by great
loss cf life. i
Rev. Wm. K. Smith, who had not
laseii robust for a. year or more lagau
failing fast al"ut en daya ago, aud
on Monday miming died. Uorn in
1817 he was fully r-5 years of age. He
came to Oregc n In ls(ll aud had
lived iu this county ever since. He
waa well knowu throughout the
western end of the county. He serv
ed one term as county judge. Ilia
first wife bore him 11 children, of
whom we know Dr. Clark Smith, of
Santa Crux. Cal.. Mrs. W. A. Come.
litis, of this county and Mrs. E. C;
Cornelius, of Salem. Mrs. Nancy
Adams Smith died many years ago.
Iu 1880 Mr. H. wedded Miss Mary
Markee who survives him. The
funeral was conducted by Tuality
Lodge No. C, A. F. and A. M., of
which ha was a member. Ujv
Groenle preached a funeral erinon In
the M. E. cburcb, Hillsboro, after
which tbe remains were taken to
Tualiin Piains Presbyterian church
cemetery for burial.
At the sheriff's foreclosure sale of
the W. D. Bradford property down
on Rock creek which occured a few
weeks ago, Mr. Henry 1 la ward be
csroe the purchnfer. Afterward
Judgement was recovered against
Bradford and Mr. E. C. Dcichman
aurlty for costs. Mr. Doichman in
self protection came to he the owner
of the latter judgement which gave
him the right to redeem the premi
ses sold to Mr. Ha ward hich he
did on Monday last. Mr. Haward
loses no monty, thoguh ho had tn
give up the land unlesi he and Mr,
Deichmnn can trade.
Born, May 15, on the farm near
Cornelius', to W. H.CaUy and wife, a
daughter. Grandfather J. N. Fish
er of Beaverton is vain of his title.
To Intelligently conduct 'lis bus!
ness, a producing industry, a farmer
of this county who keeps the run of
trade conditions, contributes these
figures. Ho says: "tat us talk
sense. In this county we sell about
l(!0,0(ifi Ions of hay, old price $7, now
$10, net gain $;i00,000 We sell about
10,000 tons oats and gain $10,000.
Potatoes 10(1,(100 sacks, old price dOc
per sack, now $1 25, gain $75,000.
Gain on other items such aa butter,
Hour, poultry, meats and canned
goods, say $10,000. Tabulating this
it reads:
Hay .' $100,000
Oats 10,000
Polstas..... .. 76,000
Other products 10,000
Tolal $31)0,000
All this on account of Hawaii and
tho rhilippiius ' Yes vie will vote
to give lliem up. Nit." At least not
until those things quit growing.
Etsteru Hoars and theircorigeurr can
howl, but we are doing quite well,
thank you, and we are untislled if the
government increases the army over
there.
Xotireot Final Settlement.
Kotic in herel'T Riven tliat the under
Kiied, as executrix ol the estate of .Sum'!
liui'lianaii. ilts-cl, lias tileil In the t VuntT
Court ol ins Male or ureicun lor wash-
ngion uunly, Ins tinal account, at. ouch
executrix, anil Hint said Court lias nmioiut-
etl Momluy. the. Hitti ilay of June l!li'J, at 10
.clock in the lorewxin ol wiiti uav aa trie
time lor tinal M-ltlciiientofkuitl estate, and
for lieatiiiK objections, if iny. to tbe said
nnni account, and tne iinui neiiienieni 01
said estnte.
ANNA J. BUCHANAN,
Kxecutrix of the Ksiate of Mauiuet Burli
nnnn, deceased, I1 4
Hillsboro, .May 15, UK)-'.
Notice of Final Settlement.
The niidersiened administratrix of the
estate of Peter Hyser. dis-eaaed. has filed
Her niial account as sucu uuuiiutiruirii in
i be county Court of W aitnuKloii county.
Oregon, and said Court bus appointed
Monday the mm nay oi May, imc, at me
hour ol ten o'clock of said dav for hearing
ot ftaid account.
LL1SK KKUU1EN. formerly Klise Byser,
Administratrix ol tbe ealat of Peter
Rysor, deceased. 4tM
A Doctor's Had Plight.
"Two years ago, as a result of a
severe cold, I lost my voice," writes
Dr. M. L. Scarbrough, of Hebron,
Ohio, "then began an obstinate
cough. Every remedy known to
me as a practicing physician for 35
years, failed, and I daily grew
worse. Being urged to try Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump
tion, Coughs and Colds, I found
quick relief, and for last ten days
have felt better than for two years,"
Positively guaranteed for Throat
and Lung troubles by Delta drug
store, fiflc and $ 1(H). Trial bottles
free. ,
Bakjng Powder
Makes the bread
more healthful.
Safeguards the food
against alum.
Alum baking powders are the greatest
mraacm to health of the present day.
S25, S30. S35,
$40 and S5Q
F. R. DA I LEY,
Next to Wehrung'aon Main 1.
(nnrdian Kale of It eat
Property.
VTICE 13 HKKKBY MVKM Til AT
X tbe nudersijpird. guardian of the
estate ol Flora axeman, timer W ane-
man and Mabel akeiuan, minors, by
virtue of an -inter made andeiitered on the
Mh day day of Arril, Ihu--', in tne County
I'oort of the ritate of Ureon, for
Washington County, in the matter
ot the guardiiiiuibip of the estjto of the
said iMuhcl W'akenian, Kligcr
Wakeman anil rlora Wateman
minora, autlioriiiu?, UireclinK and llceil
siiik tha uuderai;iied to tell at puldie auc-
iiouiorraa'i in liann an me rilit, line
and inlerent Of the aforesaid ininorn. con-
ai.illliu ol an undivided one mill intereat
in and to tbe following dm-ribed real pro
perly, to-wit: The norllieant one quarter
oi MM-iion in, i.inr.ii am uer, in wacn
:iifUui County, Oregon. Now, therefore,
pursuant to auid onlt-r 1 will on Saturday
IbeUlst day u' May, lti, at Uie Houth
door of the Court IJuuHe in Hillsboro,
Oregon, at the hour of IU o'clock in the
forenoon of aaid day, at' I! for cash in hand,
to Mm highest bidjer, an undivided on
Bitih interest in and to the at ove deaeribad
real properly. Faid aale mi l he made aud
aaid property be told subject to coulirmt
lion by tlie i,aid County Court of trie Btata
of Orexoii for Washington County.
if.e.HH ii iv hand an I aeal this lSth dav
of April. VVJ,
Win. M. WATROUH,
Oiiardian of I he estate of MiiIm-1 Wakeuian,
l-.liner Wakeman ami rlora Wakeman,
Minors
K. It. l'i)4;i'K,
Altiirney lor fluardlsn. Cfri
Notice ot Intention to With
draw Inaarnnce by the
I nlied State Fire In
nranre Corupnny.
To whom it may concern;
In aoconliinc with the requireinenta ot
the laws of tbe Htate of Oregon, relative to
illFUrance companies, notice ia hereby
given that the United btales Fir insur
ance Company, ot Hew Yrk, New York,
deairiiiK to cease dniiiK bnaineaa within
the Stale of Oregon, intends to w ithdraw
its deposit with the Treasurer of said
Htate and will, if no claim against said
Company shall be tiled with the Insur
ance Commissioner within six nnmths
from the 21st day of February, 1H02, the
same being the date of the lirst publica
tion or this notice, withdraw lis deposit
from the blate Treasurer.
UNITKD tSTATEn r IKK
I SSUKANOK t'OMl'A.NV,
Hy W. W. llnderhili. Fresident.
Dated at New York, this 7th day of Feb
ruary, 1U02. 41M4
LW0
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat
This preparation contains all of the
digestanta and digests all kinda ot
lood. itgiveainstantreiieiananeTer
falls to cure. It allows you to eat all
the food you want. The uioKtsenaitlva
stomachs can take It. Ky its use many
thousands of dyicptica have been
cured after everything else failed. II
prevents formation of gas on the stom
ach, relieving all distress after eating.
Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take.
It can't help
but do you Hood
ffrepanxlonlyby E.O. IrWiTrro.,)hl-aai
Tbe si. boule cootaius H iuu wm. eieis
Slaps the Cough and Works IT the
(old.
laxative Itromo (julnlnn Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No cure, no
pay. Price 25 cento.
Xotire i'vu tractor.
Hfa'ed bids will be received at the conn-
y court room Wednesday, May 7, ltfitl. for
he extenainn of bholls bridge, aud fill at
the same bridge.
Hoeciticaiions mar be seen at tbe clerk
oltice ato-r Monday, April 22, lwtn!.
by order ol the Conines loners I ourt.
L, A. Ktiop, Judge.
Holds ap a Ceugrestmiiu.
'At the end of the campaign"
writes Champ Clark. Missouri's bril
liant congressman, "from overwork,
nervous tension, loss of bleep aud
constant speaking. I had about ut
terly collapsed. It seemed that
all the organs in my body were out
of order, but three hotths of Electric
Bitters made mo all right. It's the
best all-around medicine ever sold
over a druggists counter." Over
worked run down men and weak
sickly women gain splendid health
and vitality from Klectric Bitters.
Try them. Only .lOv; Guaranteed
by Bailey's Pharmacy,
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
If TH !.' regnlsf, healthy mtrrmWHiyt of tlM
towels) rtrrf d. T9 III of wilt b. Kep rout
kow-lietiell, Mtil In" we, I. K..rrr.rt hm haptf lo
lent phTa4- or pill lntn ria. 1ji tnontb-
Kt.ill. m.t I- rf.--t way wf kiBC IM tKwfhf
isw n4 oi.Mll U w teko
CANDY
CATHARTIC
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
nM,it Pftt.taM. Pllt. Ts-tIJ. wns
r ntctm. Hlse, or l.np-. M, . mn t rwmu
rr kus. Wr1l l..r tri tmfle. U4 bouklt o
Ilk. ae.lrM
nuuH Btstsi omv. raKite m nm VMS.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
BARGAINS.
as
t
IS
TIIE IlACKJr Stoik
The following lift of bargains ii a pointer
to let you know where to buy best quality goods
at reasonable prices:
Ladies Jersey Ribbed vests 15
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests, high neck, sieves .25
Ladies Ribbed Vests 35
Ladie9 Swiss Ribbed Vests .50
Ladies Fancy Ribbed Vests 50
Ladies Ribbed Drawers, Lace Trimmed 30
Ladies Hose 10 .15 and .25
Ladies Fancy Lace Hose (lisle) 25 and .35
Fine Handkerchiefs from 4o up
Collars, ties, etc. All kinds of Hose Supporters
Turkish towels, best quality, bleached .25 and .35
Fine line of stationery, etc.
THE RACKET STORE
Opposite Tualatin Hotel.
YOU WANT
A neat shoe for your chil
dren, as well as a servlcable
one. A good many neat shoes
are not made of good stock
mine are. If you want
A SERVICABLE SHOE
For your children, as well
as a neat one, you will make
a mistake If you do not get a
pair of
JOHN DENNIS
Mens Gloves A Full Line of Ilose
r.
J. I. DAVIE.
pwaaioeNT.
St. Charles Hotel
laoouoaATio
Frsat aod rrlasa Streets, Portland Ore sa.
Electric Lights, Electrio Bella and Bydraolie Klevalor.
150 Boom, at U U Mc, Saltss, 75, U II. Woed KeUaraat la
(ennectlea.
Give as call,
i m.vj
HEAVES
CAN BE
By the use of
Prussian Heave Powders,
as have been demonstrated by more than twelve
years of success. Price, CO cents a package.
Get a Parmer's and Stockman's band book free.
Delta Drug Store
Hillsboro, Oregon.
L
Car A t eld la Oar lar
Take Illative Brnmo (Julnine
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What This telk. Reed.
Is a greater power of dlgeatlng and
amiiuilatlnK food. For them Dr.
Kinfrs New Ufa Pills work wonders.
They tone and regulate the dlges
tlvenrtrans, geiitlyetpKl all poisons,
from tbe syntern, enrlrb the blood,
Improve appetite, make healthy
flenh. Only 2.'s at Bailey's Pnar.
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