Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 113, 14 May 1906 — Page 2

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The Richmond Palladium, Monday, May 14, 1908.

Eminent Doctors Praise its Ingredients. We relet to that boon to wea k, nervous, suffering women known as Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Dr. John Fyfeonn of the Editorial Staff of Tiik Kcmcctic Medical, IIkview says of Unicorn root (HclonUi IMoiea) which Is one of the chief ingredients of the "Favorite Proscription" : "A remedy which Invariably acts as a utrJno Invinrorator inak' for normal activity of the entire r trcxturttve fjsfpni." He continues "In lUlonlas w have a Medicament which more fully answer tb afxjve purpose's than any other drug with whirh I am urijuaintfAl. In the treatment of disfa.w'S peculiar to women it it M?Mon that a is keen which i)t- not prv-ut fonie indicat ion for thin rem-dinl nxent." Vr. fyfe further my: "The foU-jwiinr ar" trmme tb' lractlrw Indications for Heloiuus (t worn root). l'ain. or achintr In the la-k. wills leueorrho'a; atonic twik condition of the rporod-n'tiva vteitit of v?oro-r;. rnentaf dcprnn arid irritability, a -iatd wiih c.honc. disea.-esof the ri)ri);lii-t r orenn of women, constant Mrnsaf ion "f lient in thr retrion of thf kiuncy: nenrrha?-! (rtooflirur;. d'ie to a weakened cwiiiion of the ivurod'jeUve N.i.vtn; tmenoiThtea tsv.prrisf'l or ahv.nt mosjthiy imviwis). nnrtinj fio r. or acowoan flu an onorrnl condition of IE thgfmUve organs and ano-mic. ithin blovd J hf.hlt: ctrrinif e-naUonH In the extrer.io lower patt of the abdomen." , If more or less of the above symptoms are, present, no invalid woman can do betir than take Dr. Pierce's Favorito Prescription, one of the leading ingredfcnt of v. hich Is Unicorn root, or llelonias, tnd the medical properties of which it iaoBt faithfully represents. Of Golden Seal root, another prominent lnnrredient of "Favorite Prescription," Prof. Finley KHingwood, M. !., of llencett Medical Ckillee, Chicago, naya: "It in an important remedy In disorders of the womb, in all catarrhal conditions and r rneral cnfeeblement, it Is useful." Prof. John M. Scuddor. M. D., late of Cincinnati, says of Golden Seal root : "In relation to lt general effects on the syoU'tn, there it no mrdirine in ue alxmt which there mirh general untinimity ofvpinitm. It 1m untcraij regarded aa the tonic useful la ail debilitated mates." Prof. ISartholow, M. D., of Jefferson Medical College, says of Golden Seal : "Valuable in uterine hemorrhage, menorrbairia (flooding) and congestive dysmenorrhea (painful menstruation)." Dr. Pierce's Favorlto Prescription faithfully represents all the above named ingredients and euros the diseases for which t'.f-v fij-e recommended.

GENNETT THEATRE ' IRA SWISHER, Manager.WEEK OF MAY; i n C W ML. I u. Chlneso Novelty Act. BEAUCHAj Comedy Acrobat awl Darrel Jumper. COLLINS a BELLE. The Dancing Mi 8. Introducing Singing, Cpntortf Buck and Wing Dancing. Wxx Shoo Experts. . . . RENK. "Wait Till the "Darling Will You ERNOST Illustrated SMks Bun Shines Nt Love -jne AVhe, I'm Old." .EN OGDEN. SoprtnJlad Contralto Vocalist. JENIiJGS AND JEWELL. German "Comedians. "The Men With the Hats." Mminrc pip.tiirpr. "Rip's Dream." Daily at 3 and S p. m. PROF. GU3 FREDERICKS Overture. THE NEW PHILLIPS O. G .MURRAY MANAGER. r WEEK OF IXY 14. DAILY at 3 and 8 R A MISS CRAYCEMILLER, Overture, B. MAY NEILS The Baritone JM3I1 Song Bird. C. MR AND rJhs. CARL CARTER. Comedy MujJcal Act. D. LEW WMXH. Hebrew Clainicter Comedian. E. The Mtelle Marionette's. .Ulppo(h(Jiio and European Novelty. MISSJLEONA THOMPSON. lustr:'d Sonss. G.-SANE)ERS, DEAN & SANDERS. IuVtjfir Comedy Playlet, "A Broken llomo." H. THE PHILOSCOPE. Motion Pictures. 8 JUST RECE7VE0 NEW ...MRS! C0MLOIM0N BOOKS... White anDark Blndlna. ROSARIES h Gold Chain, etc. Moomian's Book Store filO Maim Ht. Drink the Beer Jrthat. the crowd drins. pu know that kind is fHchnynd Export Beer. j THE MINCK BREWING CO. New Plibnc 4 a OODOPOOGO 0 CREAM jfTO WHIP O O EXTRJ HEAVY. O TRY fA PINT. Q w ruuwt, LVL. w G HAubiY BROS. OOOOOOOOOOO

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Vaudville at the Phillips. Manager Murray is confident that he has a pleasing bill for patrons of the vaudeville at the New Phillips this week. One of the features will be Mcntell's Marionette hippodrome and European novelty. Those who like the delineation of the Hebrew character, will find a splendid exemplification of it in the work of Lew Welsh, comedian. To round out the bill May Nielson, baritone singer, will be heard. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carterwill put on a musical act; Sanders, Dean & Sanders will present a comedy plaT,. let; Miss Leona Thompson will sing the Illustrated son.crs and new motion pictures will be shown. Vaudeville at hte Gennett. Helen Ogden, who appeared at the Gennett in vaudeville a year ago, mak ing such a splendid impression, has again been secured by Manager Swisher an dwill be hard by Gennett patrons this week. In addition there is a Chinese novelty act by the Waltons; a comedy acrobat and barrel jumping act by Beauehamp; singing, contortion, buck and wing dancing by Collins and Labell; a German comedy turn by Jennings and Jewel; illustrated songs by Ernest Renk, two of the popular compositions of the day, and motion picture films, showing " Rip's Dream." The bill looks good on paper. San Francisco Quake Films. In order to meet the demand for pictures in reference to the recent earthquake and fire at San Francisco, Manager Murray has decided to break into vaudeville this week, both Friday afternoon and night, and present films showing this greatest catastrophe of modern times. These pictures are being shown throughout the country and advance reports indicate that they excel anything in this line ever offered. They are said to be perfect to the smallest detail. Galvani at the Gennett. Prof. Galvani, hypnotist, who is to appear at the Gennett Tuesday night, will arrive here this afternoon and at 8 o'clock this evening will hypnotize a man in the display window of the Starr Piano Company's store. The sleeper will not be awakened until time for the performance on Tuesday evening, twenty-four hours. Tuesday afternoon Professor Galvani will drive a spirited team of lorses at breakneck speed while blinjolded and locate several articles to Js previously hidden by a commltteejof representa tive citizens. Anthracite Cfar$7 per ton for May delivery. HACKMAN, KLEHFOTH & CO. 12-lw WILL RE POPE PiUS CONSERVATIVE Although It Is Generally Recognized That the Pope Need's a Change, He Will Not Leave the Great Holy Cathedral. Publishers' Press Rome, May 13. Contrary to the announcements made at this s3ason for the last two years, there is no one here now who would speak of the possibility of the Pope coming out of the Vatican during the summer to spend some weeks in the papal villa at Castelgandolfo. Pius X needs a change of surroundings, if only for a few weeks, and his long confinement in the Vatican has undermined his health to some degree. This fact, notwithstanding, it is the general opinion here that Pius X intends to continue to the last the- policy of his predecessor and remain a prisoner In the Vatican as long as he lives. This opinion was voiced only a few days ago by the younger sister of tlf' Pope, who lives with her other relatives In an apartment near the Vatican. In an interview with a French journalist, Maria Sarto was very emphatic in her statement, that much as her venerable brother desires - and needs more exercise and a change oZ air ,he can not corao out of the Vatican. "The Pope," she added, "Will leave the Vatican palace only after his death." SHAKEUP OF WHITE SOX Hemphill and Fiene, Former A. A. Stars, to go Hope To Strengthen Team. f Publishers' PressJ Chicago, May 13 President Charles A. Comiskey, of the White Sox. has started his campaign to strengthen tho team, by signing Eddie Hahn of Griffith's Highlanders. Hahn is considered a promising young outfielder and a coming batter. Hahn played forty-three games with the Highlanders last year and batted second in the American League, with an average of .319. In fielding his mark Is .937. President Comiskey also announced that Hemphill was sent back to Chicago from Cleveland last night, and that he will join Fiene and Vinson, who were left here when the team went to Cleveland. Notice. Reduction in Dayton & ileage-on the Traction Co. The Dayton injr Western Traction Company will sen mileage books good for the individual purchaser at lc per mile, good for three months. 10-12t

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By RIDEIl Author tf "She," "King COPYRIGHT, 1903-1904, 4" . -si. -. -"V- Vfc. y. -'V vt. t- -1 ' . 'Si - 'V- 4 " 'Have no fear," she said. 'I am Masouda, who, among many other things, have learned how- to play a ; part. Listen. There is no time to lose. I have been ordered to leave the camp. ! Even now my uncle the Arab waits without with two fwift horses. You, princess, will leave in my place. Look, you wear my robes and my face al- ; most and are of my heitrlit, and the j man who guides you will know no difference. I have seen to that, for, although a soldier of Salah-ed-din, he is of my tribe. I will go with you to the door and there bid you farewell before the eunuchs and the guards with weeping, and who will guess that Masouda is the Princess of Baalbee and that the Princess of Baalbee is Masouda?' " 'And whither shall I go?' I asked. " 'My uncle. Son of the Find, will give you over to the embassy whicli rides to Jerusalem or, failing that, will take you to the city or, failing that, will hide you in the mountaiu9 among his own people. See, here Is a letter that he must read. I place it in your breast.' "'And what of you, Masouda?' I asked again. "'Of me? Oh, it is all planned, a plan that cannot fail!' she answered. 'Fear not; I escape tonight I have no time to tell you how and will join you in a day or two; also I think that you will find Sir Godwin, who will bring you home to England.' "'But Wulf? What of Wulf?' I asked again. 'lie is doomed to die, and I will not leave him.' " 'The living and the dead can keep no company,' she answered. 'Moreic slid Jrom her horse into his arms. over, I have seen him, and all this is done by his most urgent order. If you love him, he bids that you will obey.' " "I never saw Masouda! I never ppoke such words! I knew nothing of this plot!" exclaimed Wulf, and the brethren looked at each other with white faces. "Speak on," said Godwin. "Afterward we can debate." "Moreover," continued Rosamund, bowing her head, "Masouda added these words: 'I think that Sir Wulf will escape his doom. If you would see him again, obey his word, for unless you obey you can never hope to look upon him living. Go, now, before we are both discovered, which would mean your death and mine, who, if you go, am safe.' " "I low knew she that I should escape?" asked Wulf. "She did not know it. She only said she knew to force Rosamund away," answered Godwin in the same strained voice. "And then?" "And then oh! having Wuifs express commands, then I went, like one in a dream. I remember little of it. At the door we kissed and parted weeping, and while the guard bowed before me she blessed me beneath her breath. A soldier stepped forward and said, 'Follow me, daughter of Sinan,' and I followed him. "We came to a place where was an old Arab among some trees, and with him two led horses. The soldier spoke to the Arab, and I gave him Masouda's letter, which he read. Then he put me on one of the led horses and the soldier mounted the other, and we departed at a gallop. All that evening and last night we rode hard, but in the darkness the soldier left us, and I do not know whither he went. At length we came to that, mountain shoulder aud waited there, resting the horses and eating food which the Arab had with him, till we saw the embassy, and among them two tall knights. "'See.' said the old Arab, 'yonder come the brethren whom you seek. See aud give thanks to Allah and to Mn- via, who has not lied to you and to w uoni I must now return.' "Oh. my heart wept as though it would burst, and I wept in my joywept and blessed God and Masouda. But the Arab, Son of the Sand, told me that for my life's sake I must be silent aud keep myself close veiled and disguised even from you until we reached Jerusalem, lest perhaps if they knew me the embassy might refuse escort to the Princess of Baalbee and niece of Saladin. "Then I promised and asked, 'What of Masouda? He said that he rode back at speed to save her also, as had been arranged, and that was why he did not take me to Jerusalem himself. But how that was to be done he was not sure as yet. And and yon know the rest, and here, by the grace of God, we three are together again." "Aye," said Godwin, "but Vhere Is Masouda and what will happen to her who has dared to venture such a plot as this? Hark you. Wulf. Take Rosamund and lodge her with some lady In this city, or, better still, place her in eanctuaiy. with the anas f the Qolj.

. HAGGARD, Solomon t Alines," Etc, 2T RIDEH HAGGARD v. 4v v . yaw ,-fi. Ml Cross, whence none will dare to dra j her. and let her don their habit." ! "Yes, yes, but you? Where do you ; go, Godwin?" said his brother. ' "I? I ride back to Asealon to find Masouda. For the sake of Rosamund and perhaps for my sake also Masouda has run a fearful risk. Bethink yon what will be the mood of Saladin when at length he finds that she upon whom he had built such hopes has gone. She may have given her life to set Rosamund free to join us in Jerusalem." ! Rosamund looked at Godwin, and. Godwin looked at Rosamund, and there was understanding in their eyes, for now both of them saw tho truth in all its glory and all its horror. ! "I think that I should go back also," i said Rosamund. I "That hail not be." answered Wulf. "Saladin would kill you for this Cight, i 00 he has sworn." J .... . i "That cannot be," added Godwin. ! "Shall the aacrifice of blood be offered 1 In vain? Moreover, it is our duty to j prevent you. Rosamund, I know not what has chanced. I go to see. Through; life, through death. I ride on till I find j Masouda and kneel to her in homage" "And in love," exclaimed Rosamund. "Mayhap," Godwin answered, speak- ; Ins more to himself than to her. "Farewell, my liege lady and cousin ' Rosamund," Godwin said. "My part Is played. Now I leave you in the keeping of God in heaven and of Wulf on earth. Should we meet no more my counsel is that you two wed here in Jerusalem and travel back to Steeple, there to live in peace if it may be so. Brother Wulf, fare you well also. We part today for the first time who from our birth have lived together aud loved together and done many a deed together, some of which we can look back upon without shame." ."Oh. Godwin," said Wulf, "we do not part thus easily. Our lady here will be safe enough among the nuns more safe than I can keep her. Give me an hour, and I will set her there and join you. Both of us owe a debt to Masouda, and it is not right that it should be paid by you alone." "Nay," answered Godwin, "look upon Rosamund and think what is about to befall this city. Can you leave her at 3uch a time?" Then Wulf dropped his head, and, trusting himself to speak no more words, Godwin mounted his horse and without so much as looking back rode Into the narrow street and out through the gateway till presently he was lost In the distance and the desert. Wulf and Rosamund watched him go in silence, for they were choked with tears. "Oh. I would that T were dead who have lived to bring all this woe upon you 1 oth and ttpon that great heart, Masouda. I say, Wulf, I would that I were dead," said Rosamund. "Like enough the wish will be fulfilled before all is done." answered Wulf wearily, "only then I pray that I may be dead with you, for now, Rosamund, Godwin has gone forever as I fear, and you alone are left to me. Come, let us cease complaining, since to dwell upon these griefs cannot help us, and be thankful that for awhile at least we are free. Follow me, Rosamund, and we will ride to this nunnery to find you shelter if we may." So they rode on through the narrow streets that were crowded with scared people, for now the news was spread that the embassy had rejected the terms of Saladin. He had offered to give the city food and to suffer its inhabitants to fortify the walls and to hold them till the following Whitsuntide if, should no help reach them, they would swear to surrender then. But they had answered that while they had life they would never abandon tho place where their God had died. So now war was before them war to the end. And who were they that must bear its brunt? Their leaders were slain or captive, their kiffg a prisoner, their soldiers skeletons on the field of Hattin. Only the women and children, the sick, the old and the wounded remained, perhaps 80,000 souls In all, but few of whom could bear arms. Yet these few must defend Jerusalem against the might of the victorious Saracen. Little wonder that they wailed in the streets till the cry of their despair went up to heaven. Tushing their path through this sad multitude, who took little note of them, at length they came to the nunnery on the sacred Via Dolorosa. Here the porter told him that the nuns were at prayer In their chapel. Wulf replied that fc3 must see the lady abbess upon a matter which would not delay, and they were shown into a cool and lofty room. Presently the door opened, and through it came the abbess in her white robes, a tall and stately Englishwoman of middle age, who looked at them curiously. "Lady Abbess," said Wulf, bowing low, "this lady is the daughter and heiress of Sir Andrew D'Arcy, my dead uncle, and in Syria the Trincess of Baalbee and the niece of Saladin." The abbess started and asked: "Is she, then, of their accursed faith, as her garb would seem to show?" "Nay, mother," said Rosamund; "I am a Christian, If a sinful one, and I come here to seek sanctuary lest when they know who I am and he clamors at their gates my fellow Christians may surrender me to my uncle, the sultan." "Tell me the story," said the abbess. And they ttld her briefly, while she listened, amazed. When they had finished she said: (To he Continued.) The Union Ice G Artificial Ice. Telephones, Home Bell 10R tf ATTENTION HAYMAKERSI Tuesday night, May 15, is meeting night; new team will work. Ice cream cake, and cigars. Will you come? Yesl v . r ' i2-2t

A CRITICAL PERIOD INTELLIGENTWOMEN PREPARE Dangers and Pain of This Critical Period Avoided by the Use of Lydla E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound.

How many women realize that the most critical period in a woman's existence is the change of life, and that the anxiety felt by women as this time draws near is not without reason ? If her system is in a deranged condition, or she is predisposed to apoplexy or congestion of any organ, it is at this time likely to become active and. with a host of nervous irritations, make life a burden. At this time, also, eaneersand tumors are more liable to begin their destructive work. Snch warning symptoms as a sense of suffocation, hot flashes, dizziness, headache, dread of impending evil, sounds in the ears, timidity, palpitation of the heart, sparks before the eyes, irregularities, constipation, variable appetite, weakness and iuquietude are promptly heeded by intellig-ent women who are approaching the period of life when woman's great change may be expected. We believe Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the world's greatest remedy for women at this trying period. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound invigorates and strengthens the female organism, and builds up the weakened nervous sj-stem as no other medicine can. Mrs. A. E. G. Hyland, of Chestertown, Md., in a letter to Mrs. Pinkham, says: Dear Mrs. Pinkham: " I had been suffering with a displacement for yoars and was passing through the change of life. I had a good deal of soreness, dizzv spells, headaches, and was very nervous, t wrote you for ndviee and commenced treatment with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as yon directed, and I am happy to say that all those distressing symptoms left me, and I have passed safely through the change of lifo a well woman." For special advice regarding this important period 'women are invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass She is daughter-in-law of Lydia E. Pinkham and for twenty-five years has been advising sick women free of charge. Her advice is free and always helpful to ailing women. CITY ADVERTISEMENT. Department of Public Works. Office of the Board. Richmond, Ind. To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Richmond, Indiana, that on the 11th day of May, 1906, they unanimously adopt ed Improvement Resolution No. 65 1906. Providing for the improvement of West First Street from the North line of Kinsey street to the South line of Lincoln street, by grading and grav eling the roadway, and by construct ing cedent cjirbs and gutters, and al so to iKproAe said West First street from thANorth line of Kinsey street to the Sou line of Richmond Avenue, by gradifc and paving the sidewalk on both es tl f with cement to a uniform w Tthv (5) feet, placed next to the urllfroil Kinsey street to Lincoln str n the lot line from Lincol enue. to Richmond Av The Boardjo?TPublic Works of said city has fixed Wednesday May 23rd, 1906, as a -date upon which remon strances may be filed or presented by persons interested in, or affected by, said proposed Improvement as above described, and on said day, at 10 o'clock a. m., said Board will meet at its office for the purpose of hearing and considering any remonstrances which may have been filed or present ed, and for the purpose of taking final action thereon. Such action shall be final and conclusive upon all persons JOS. S. ZELLER, JOHN F. DAVENPORT, WILLIAM H. ROSA, Board of Public Works. Publish May 14th. CITY' ADVERTISEMENT. Department of Public Works Office cf the Aoard. :hmonJ, Ind. To Whom it May Condfcrn: Notice is heiby giveil byi lie Board of Public W( mond, Indian of the of Rich that on t 1th day of May 1906, th unanim sly adopted Improvement Providing for solutip o. 66, 1906 .e imi ment of Kin sey str ifr the st line of Lot No. 4 LichnVftnd as laid out by Olf er : Isej to the East end of sai stre y gil ling, and graveling theVoadwa and ipnstructing cement cuTnaand gutters. Board of Pulnc Works of said fixed Wednesday May 23rd, a date upom wnicn remon ay be filedfcr presented by erested in,for affected by, propod improvement as above described, and on said day, at 10 o'clock 'a. m., said Board will meet its office for the purpose of hearing and considering any remonstrances which may have been filec or presented, and for the purpose of taking final action thereon. Such action shall be final and conclusive upon all persons. JOS. S. ZELLER. JOHN F. DAVENPORT. WILLIAM H. ROS4, Board of Public Works. Publish may 14th. " nTe itiEewa wits Um Ut thirty-tli year. On. vaar &rn ul An-il I !.. f or constipation. In the count of a week I noticed the pile began to disappear ajnd at the end of fix week they dtd not trouble fee at all. Caeareta care done wonders for me. t m entirely cored and Pleasant. Palatable. P : Tuat Rnod Do Good. erer Sicken. Weaken i i ' . v ii , . jrrpe. IPC. yiu in oik. md cenKbie tablet utampea wuw. bojuranteed to ear orfroar money back. Sterling Remed; r rKinmnrN.T. an ANNUAL SALE, f mi 14111133 COHS

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WANTED Middel aged unlncumberr eu woman desires care of aged or goo.i position. Address M. 11. care of Palladium. i-2t WANTED White girl for house Call 115 N. 11 -2t work, two In family. 10th St. WANTED Messenger boy uit Postal tHyrfs at tt rand FOR SALE Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs, $1.25 a setting. Dressed squabs. Home phone 1588. Charles Nye, 41 South 12th street. ap26-tf OR SALE A Sun Telegram newspaper route, north of Main street, between 15 and ISth streets. See Will W. Reller. Palladium office. FOR SALE I have about eight thous and good second hand brick for sale all nicely cleaned; also two or three thousand half brick thatare just the thing for building cisterns. Will sell these at a bargain. R F. Campbell. corner N. B and Oth street. 30-6t. FOR SALE City Dwelling Property. All prices. Call on Thompson's Agency, 10 North Seventh street. ll-3t - S

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The .Central So nth. The abode ofioft Winds, Persistent Sunshine and Gentle " rains; the landVf Bsauty, Happiness, Flowers, Contentment

and Health. Throughout thiawi .area from a Northern & dpoint From some of this lane made last year on Stra From Cantaloupes $250.00

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InitlaU Only are not delivered FOR SALE. .uenivvnd property a specialty. Porte.f.eid. Kelly Block. Phone t?2i. tf FOR r.:.T 1 room modern fiat for rent. Call nt 325 S. 6th St. 14-2t LOST A small gun metal watch between N. S and Main on 15th St. or between Main and S. B on 5th street. Finder please return to Jenkins jewelry store and get reward. 12-St LOST 'A pushstem from a gold watch. Return to 404 Main St. ll-3t LOST A steel fishing rod on Liberty Ave. between corporation lino and Tests Bridge. Return to Palladium and receive reward. ll-3t LOST Friday afternoon, horn-shaped tiger eye breast-pin, with gold band on each end; also one end gold capped. Valued as a gift. Reward if returned to 317 North ISth street, or to this oftce. 10-3t LOST A blue and white frngham apron left on corner of 12th and N. E. in package. Return to Tom Morton's Barbershop, N. F. ll-3t LOST Childs gold rope chain with gold heart attached. Return to 820 North I Street and receive reward. ll-3t leaves the Insurance Co. hommnpany. No. 41. J 2 S J .J. DENTIST J-JXM JL JLfW JL New Method to Deaden densatlve Dentins sa V. C STORE entire line of 519 Main St. m.tt .j. ae ATRE IB A SVISHCR. Lessee end Manager j ONLY

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