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If and If.

III yca are suffering from poor health
'5r laneuiahing N bed Of sickness. taks
cheer II you are simply ailing. or II you
'fsri veak and disputed. without clearly
knowing Why, Hoy Bitters will surely
cure YOU
~ yau are Minister. and have oyertaHed yourself
with }eur 81 stotal duties Mother worn out With
scare and vqrk, a of usness lAborer veal.
euei hy the strain your every day dates or mas
~ letters. toling over your midnight work. Hop
'Bitte7s will surely strengthen YOU"
II you are suffering from
over eating drinking. any
'indiseretion OF dissipation. or
are uug and growing 800
fast as Is often the case
cor lyon are in the workshop. on the
farm, at the desk, anywhere, and feel
that your system needs cleansing, ton.
ING u stimulating. without into1catns
IF sou nd. blood thin and impure,
'puise feeble nerves unsteady. faculties
warm Hop Htters is what you need to
give ysu res lie, health and vigor"
II you co-tve or dyspeptic. or SUIT
ferng from any other Of the numerous
diseases Of the stomach or bowels, it is
your upn faut if you remain ill.,
Il yoa are Whiting away with any form
Of Kidney disease stop tempting death
this moment. and turn for cure to Hop
Btters.
u you are sick with that ter.
rtle sickness. Nervousness,
you VIII lind Balm in
Gietd in Hop Bitters.
II you q frequcnter, a resident. OF
utiasmatio district bnrricade your sys.
TEN against the seourge Of all countries
malaria, epidemic. bilious and nteimt.
tent tevers by the use Of Hop Bitters
Ifyou have Tough pimpy salow skin. bad breath.
Hop Btters will give you fair skin rich blood the
sweetest breath and health $500 will he paid for
ease they viii not cure or help.
That poor bsdridden INVALID wife. sister mother or
daughter be made the picture Of health By few
bottles Of Hop Bitters. costing but trns.
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CHILDREN's COLUMN.
A Kss. instead Of a BLOW

Rev. Edgar Buckingham relates in
tie Springfield Republican this anec-
lote of Theodore Parker's days of
srhool-teaching: 'He had among his
scholars little witch Of boy, whom
no reproof and no persuasion could in
ducc to keep himself in order. One
dav. after his more than usually
Troublesome conduct, Mr.. Parker re
auired the little fellow to stay after
school to be whipped. So the time had
come for this last resource of the ex-
hansted patience and skill of the
teacher According to directions the
bov held out his hand for punishment,
and as he took it, Mr.. Parker said, he
looked down into the little face, and
bow looked so much like his little sis
Ter whose conduct was all right, and
who had won Mr.. Parker's love-he
STAYED the rod, and stopped down and
kissed the innocent lips that were
ready to break forth into crying, and
sent the pupil home. 1t is probable
that he was worse boy after that?
somebody knows who this boy was
man. if living now. | wish we could
learn from him the effects upon his life
Of that kiss of Mr. Parker's.'
aHocLy-a-by Baby In the Tree Top"
After a great wind-storm in Texas.
a storm that carried off the roofs of
houses. tore trees out of the ground,
and did a great deal Of damage. some
men started out to see if anybody was
hurt. This is what one Of them
tells:
1t was night, and quite dark in the
woods, when they heard cry. They
stopped to look about and listen. They
heard the cry again and then they
saw same dark thing up in tree.
Its panther" said one. Stand
off ] will shoot it.
NO, stop" said another; lit is not
a panther. I will climb up and see
what it is"
Up he went; and what do you think
he found lodged in the tree? A cradle
with dear little baby in it.
The wind had blown down the
baby's home 1t had carried off baby,
cradle and all. The cradle was caught
by the branch of a high tree. Then
the wind blew against it so hard
that the cradle was wedged in crotch
Of the tree 1t was 50 fast that the
men had to saw away the boughs to
get it down. There was the dear
baby all safe and sound in its cradle
nest
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-24
The Train Boy.

Who is the young man yonder with
the badge of authority on his brow? 1t
is the train-boy. Does it own the
road? No, only this train. Is every
seat in the train occupied9 Yes.
Whose books are on this seat? The
train-boy's. Whose basket of oranges
on that seat? The train-boy's. Whose
pan of pecans on this other seat? The
train-boys. What does the train-boy
call them? Pecawns. Whose bananas
are on that other seat ? The train
boy's. Does he sell fresh bananas to
fine people? No, he sells the bananas
to fresh people Are these the train
boys apples on this other seat ? They
are. Does the train-boy put the good
apples on top of the basket? No. Why
not ? He has no good apples. What
does the train-boy sell besides these
things? The people. Is the train-boy
a COMPOUNDED bore and palatable
fraud? 1t is chicago Herald.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-24
HUMOR OF THE DAY.
A frame Of mini--The skull.


A pen picture--A cattle yard.
The home stretch Putting down a
carpet.
A crop report can lie heard long
distance.-Picayuae.
1t is the early watermelon that
catches the small 10y Little Rock
Gazette.
"Why do divers 60 to sea. GeorgeY
Why, to get at the bottom facts. Now
run away and think up hard one
HdUksye.
Seeing carriage full of bellies and
beaus drive by, Amidab remarked that
that reminded him Of load Of wooed.
-Maratton MdepeRdeHt.
under Green Apple Boughs,' is
Helen Campbelrs latest novel This
seems to imply small boy and god
deal Of trouble and ginger and things.
life.
Sophronia. Certainly, slangis always
Objectionable. Instead Of saying A
dead give away" we should advise you
to say, a posthumous donation. -
SoneTCilIe Journal.
1t was the young tailor who said,
referring to rival for the affections
of young lady, that he thought he
knew enough to be able to cut him
out.-SomeroUle Journal
The cost of stopping train Of cars
is said to be from sixty to forty cents.
When the train is stopped by another
train, these prices become somewhat
inflated. -COuTier-J0uTllld.
There was a fair maid of Montrose,
Who was as sweet as fresh budding rosei
But ruby excrescence
Asserted its presence.
And tinted the tip of Ter nose.
-Nelc York Journal.
Can man marry his deceased wife's
sister in any part of America?-Eng-
lishman. Not unless the sister is will
ing, and as general thing she isn't.
She knows him too well.-PhilddeI-
pbia Meas.
1t is calculated by scientists that a
man can make more of blamed
nuisance Of himself in five minutes
with garden hose than he can in an
hour and half by any other lneUllOu.
-Lo1OeU citizen.
When travelling on a railroad it is
said that lying with the head toward
the engine will often cure hea1ache.
A more effective remedy is tole with
the head on the railroad track in front
of an engine. The latter recipe is
warranted, or the money refunded
Norrist0a0n Herald.
An Illinois editor thus sarcastically
speaks of the marriage Of profess
sional brother in Indiana He
stepped upon the hymeneal platform,
adjusted the fatal moose, and was
swung off into that unsilent bourne
whence lie can never turn save by
the indianapolis or connecting lines.
A genuine dude has struck Laramie.
He has a homeopathic head and aIlo-
pathic feet. His pants are 50 tight
that he never takes them off, and he
has plate glass window in one eye,
He got on the widest kind of a de-
bauch last night with half an ounce of
pepper sauce and bunch of cigarettes.
He halls from New York Boone
rang.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-24
The Peculiar Om Mystery!

was the pecuares of the oshoned Doctors that they
asver would tell patients what they prescribing for them They said
would 90 the patients good know and that would only be graft
wing foolish curiosity In order to keep patients from knowing they
YOU'D write the prescriptions dog Latin that most patients could not
a ihe An THAT ofng know what
ne % He is weak and be strong he IS dypePhc and
wants g digest well Or he has troublesome liver which he wants
put rights So he takes Browns Iron Bt about which there
y at all This the best preparation Of iron in the world
a9n with gentle efficient tonc gives strength 1t builds up
oed systems enrches impoverished blood Iremoves feminine
las it. =
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-24

In an address before the Munich
geographical society DR.. Oscar LEM
has maintained that the dryness Of the
western Sahara is quite recent, and
that it was caused by the telling of
forests on the Ahaggar mountain
range.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-24

Parents would at times give the
world, if they could, tolind sure cure
for Summer Complaints in children.
The famous DR.. Worthington's Cholera
and Diarrhoea Medicine is certified to
by leading physicians, as an infallible
cure for complaints of the stomach
and bowels. Price % ana SO cents a
bottle
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-24

Queen Victoria does not INDUCE in
the affectation of pretending not to
read the newspapers. She takes a
morning and evening daily and several
weeklies. She is fond Of novels, too
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-24

DIR. Pierce's 'Pelets''---littIe liver plI4
sugar coated purify the blood, speedJIy
correct all disorders of the liver stomach
and bowels. By druggists.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-24

One greasing lasts two weeks: all other.
two or three days. Do not be imposed upor
by the humbug stuffs offered. ASK lour
dealer for Frazer's, with label on. 1t saves
your horse labor, and you too. 1t received
first medal at the Centennial and Paris ex
positions. Sold everywhere.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-24

Inc INDIAN OF falcon glance and non pear
ing, the theme of the touching ballad, i;
gone put the petroleum they discovered
Restorer, will live forever.
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are made paid and unattractlve bv func
t tI9s irregularities; which DR.. Pierce /
~ TrFlavorltee Prescription will infalibIy cnre.
thousands of testimonials. By drnrgists
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-24

ESSEX COUNTY, Ya.-Mr. James r. Micon,
clerk, says; Il have used Browns Iron Bit
lers, and found it valuable for the purposes
which it claims"
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For Thick Heads.

Teach your young idea how to shoot---witl
the toy pistol.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-24

Where, oh where is our government?-on
wheels and horseback in the western miIas-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-24

Politicians are never happy when there IS
no opponent, they fight themselves.
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quito. V'io nie7
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Don't Die in the ITon.e.

Dlentv
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WATERMELON. n. G.. Rev. j. +. G. Barhaul
,ags. ! used Browns Iron Bitters. 1t is
complete restorative, tonic and appetizer
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1ren.
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o.. = good medicinal tonic, with real merit, is
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Wells Health Remover restores health.
yigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual
Debility. 81.
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Heavy stomachs, bilious Wells
MayApplePills--a ambitious, cathartic. 1926
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Rough on Rats Clears ont rats, mice
reaches, bedbugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
hunks, gophers, l5c.
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BEAUTIFUL WOMEN

pewter dime. gu
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Stral ghten your boots & shoes with Tvor
Patent Heel Stitfeners, and wearthem arai
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Give us credit---says the newspaper.
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The ambition Of foois---tbe -7age
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- baye .,ali' 're coming to the front. a. If
w. w m. ~ arealy nsulutions sufficient "a
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Nature has a noted ival---art
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. Stunning '0l' a cTs1r -toro Indian.

E. C. G.. afe particularly recommended TO
~ \, ',',.5. tor ha hehe nausea, etc All
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CONSUMPTION

Ny9ewly discovered Treatment neger fats to effect
sfs7y ad permanent Give full particulars Of
ease Address Prof. NJ. l.. NOBLE, santa
Clara, santa Clara Co, Ga iifOruia
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beauty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-30
Convict lsahor to Irt.

SEAlED PROPOSALS WILL DE RECIrvsr
- ov the undersigned up to / O'clock N M
MONDAY July IL lsSl, for the labor of from hla
10 LVoI conyicts belonging e. the Texas sal,
renllentiarias, at Huntsville and Rusk TesaS
,hese convicts TO be worked at Industries ,nsiJ,
the prison walls, or at Rusk, on The ou,s,de ~,
me walls Mt such labor ~ Is nee ssnrv Ia nnop
," ~" ,nv non iurnace belonging to the Rusk ben
Ample, shoproom will be furnished ,oco,,c,
w,,n snen machinery us tho state may have foi
AZ the Rusk penitrntiary, there will bc n
U o,aN, furnace with capacity Of % tons of iron
nal Nal .H' ny a,so foundry, aud machinery TO,
chinefy new aud nrst'class. ~"
Az huntsville, thcte will be A mnrh,p, shor
anu foundry. also machinery for The manSinr,
'" mr., oi WAGONS, furniture and shoes.
my cohvics viii be contracted IN forces n,
~. iess ,han twenty COZ or Ia any number ove,
,nal 70 the iull capacity of cell and shon. roor,
'o ,m 10 run not more than five Isl wears
Az proposals must be accompanied nv a vooa
~, nmu l sniIic,cnt bond Of ono thousand doliars
sLvvol. i9r each ono hundred (lOcJ conyIcts' ~
,ravuonal part thereof bid for, conditioned tba,
cvn, NJ anu bond VIII be entered into and exc.
all bids, s"' " ''1eo' any anu
Parties desiring 10 bid may submit anv saa,.
"rnai proposal they NAV deem proper,
ror turther particulars address tho uns.r
slvnev, q! Austin. Texas, or 7. ]. GopEr Suner
lntenuent OF PonitcntArics, st Uun,svilia
lex" JOHN IRELAND, INV
. WALTER Tifs
sAs'sIW feuiHnuASy Board
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-30
Legal Advertising .

Inc practice which prevails in Texas of
advertising sheriifs sales by posting writ.
zen notices on the courthouse door. or In
other untrequented and obscure places
mas been abolished in nearly all Of the
older states. 1t is calculated to work in.
Justice 70 the debtor, whose property IL
saorllired Tor want OF sufficient publicity To
attract the attention Of bidders. In ali other
rcrceu sales the same principle ID involved,
The fact that newspapers MIGHT he hama
fitted by the advertising should not iniI~.
ence the legislature In Correcting no pains.
Die an error. The practice OF posting legal
notices originated In new countries, before
newepapers were established, Il Il possi.
pie that our legislatures ara oomposed Of
men who have not kept pace With 10 mn n
srsss o. Texas '-tCoriioana Observer,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-30
i,nard Ut Equalization.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ honorable Commissioners Court of Dalla,
county Texas, will convene and sit as n ROAD
o. o., Eqn%ization ON MONDAY, the lith day Of
uHs ~ 10 receive all the assessment lists or
u9n, correction, equalization aud approval N,
wh,ch Time all disputes between the Assessor
ana parties rendering property will DO fnally
seal this May 10Th. 1883 ""' ''i''a'
pucW ", NJ. Q. hill, County Clerk
by CMARlrs +. BoLANZ, pcputy. mnsaoi /,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-30
Hc1al.

NorlCE-All persons living or doing business
tNin the city OF Dallas, are hereby notified 10
clean up and disiniect their premises, and MI
all fills to be made with earth or sand, and no
rubbish or trash of any kind must be put In the
streets or cutters. This notice must be complied
with Immediately. If you wish to save your.
selves money aud time. This notice also APP
plies to those acting as agents of or for others.
NJ. NJ. NEWS0M, NJ. D.
May !, lsS Health officer Dallas. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-30

A green young lady in Greenville, Plu.
mas courty, California, bit oil some green
thread when there was slight abrasion oil
the skin on her lip, the lip swelled and
became very painful, and her mouth and
throat were very sore and she has good
deal OF fever. She was at last accounts
thoroughly Frustrated
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-30

VI was examining witness in 6 case
once said Emery Slorrs, "and he was
drunk. IL was about horse for which
damages were wanted by the owner on &C.
count of botch which horSe.clipper had
made In shaving the ANIMALS tail. This
witness had seen the work done. | asked
him ii he had held the horses tail while il
was being shaved. He shut one eve. and
looking at me with the other, he answere 1
H,hat wush one OF zhem (hic) losses zshat
could hold his own tail | lost the case.o
was examining n witness once in a
case" said the How. Leonard SWEET, "apd
when | got through with him realized
wha' have ct en- thought of since, that a
lawyer can sometimes press his witness too
close. This fellow had testified that Ger
tain object was thirty feet IRON a given
point, and | asked him how he knew it. He
said he had measured it. asked him how
he had come to do that, and his reply was;
i thought some Tool lawyer would ask me
that question and l would be prepared to
answer it,"
"You never can tell man from his an.
pearance," said Judge +. Lyle Dickey. of
the supreme bench, in chat the other
day. when l was on the circuit bench A
few years ago, down in the interior of the
state, | saw u man IL the courtroom with
his hat on. knew there were some
Quaktrs in that vicinity, and | supposed
ne was one. lie was witness, and when
he came up, thinking to respect his religion,
l asked him what he wanted to do, swear
or affirm. To my surprise he answered
promptly: 1T don't make q id nit of
difference to me which way found ont
aflerward that he WAS bald, and kent his
hat on for that reason, "-[Chicago News.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-30
MILLER'S HOTEL

81 80 4 Al West 26th Street, New York City,
Southern people visiting Yew York will lind
this house most desirable stopping place, pos.
sessing the comforts OF home with the advan.
tages of u hotel, AT moderate rates, Convenient
to the centres of trade. the parks, places Of
amusement and principal churches Pure air,
perfect ventilation, unexceptouable table, Tur.
kish, Electric and Roman Baths
GRIND FOR C1RrrIA
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Enr AenI.

EOR RENT-A NICE FURNISHED ROON;
only one minutes walk from Postofice ld''
80. $50, :. , i,etalu NiliHe. mAy30-lt
EQR RENr-A TWO.STOkY RESIDENCE 3
iooms; convenient to business; large shady
yard good c!stern and harm Also double tene,
meht noue Amply 10 II, GIBBS. may5.tf
h'oa REM 4 PART OF MY RESIDENCE
to small family: already furnished In he'd
room ard kitchen, and throughout oue of Inc
coolest places In the city. Apply TO East ,orner
Evergreen and Poe 'hontas mays0 II
NuR RENT THREE FURNISHED ROOMS.
t"owilh southern exposure: will rent IN In,
dieS or gentlcmen. Apply at 1875 Main street.
mayS0 II
nor RENT-A FLAT OF SEVEN ROOMS
fronting south. with gas, water, and closets
on same iioor, opposite P3stofice Inouire NJ
city National Bank ma,So ~
A'uR RENr-The lower story of 300 Main
T. street north of court house, formerly occm'
pied by Castor & Thomas bankers Fixmrss
ana magnificent vault suitable for bank. Apnlv
10 john Browning or CPS Elm street. apr29 I'm
EoR RENT-A large building suitable for
4 both dwelling and carpenter and blacksmith
,Hhop for only slO per mouth Inquire of J. p
Ffou's, Herald Office VI -
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The Southern Army

The Southern Army
had very able physicians, and the ablest on
General Lees stall used DIR. Worthington's
cholera aud diarrhoea medicine for all
bowel and stomach trouble. Price % cents,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-30

Dr. 5. Ii. Britain says: "As rule pbys.
tcians do not, by their professional methods
build up the female constitution, willis
they seldom cure the diseases to which il Is
always liabl in our variable climate and
under our imperfect civilization, Specinl
remedies are often required to restore or.
ganio harmony and strengthen the on.
ieebled powers Of womanhood; and for
most OF these we are indebted TO persons
outside OF. the medical profession. Amopp
the very best of these remedies assign s
prominent place TO Mrs. lydia II. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-30

i,soo rriHes SIP 400
| whole Tickets, Sc; Half Tickets. 81: 81
| Tickets, $50; 90 Tickets, 500
Remit money or bank draft in letter, or send
| by express. Don't send by registered letter or
post-ohice order. Orders of S. and upv ard by
express can be sent at our expense. Address
all orders to r. NJ. BOARDMAN, Courier. Journal
Building louisville XIV
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Gheap Column.
s&nttces.

N0TiCE-Adyerusetneu nasT "a, a., "a,
~ our business office up to sp. ", ana into "a,
contrasting room m III a. W
70 lCE-Ciuzens or strangers wishing 10 in
- vest IN city real estate. farms ~ wild lands
az 80, cuuly invited TO call - our Office, No
'O9 Main street and examine our li>is mans
ana abstracts Of land tides The hest Of ref.,,
.ucr given. JONES & MURPHY, Rsal Ls,at.
n oltIE 40 CoNraACTORs-S SEALED BIDS
! MHi De received by the CT y Elgiueer urul
p. m, June 18th proximo, for putting down a
bolS dar1 block Get navpmen on Him strre,
between Jsiierson aud p1ydIas streets. "a.
leet ana he ween Pos dras suect aud Sycamore
s, ,iS l,@ol leet IN accordance with the plan.
ana spec ticstiOns on nle In the civ enpinea,i, ,
one Bond and security VIII b. required with
n n'l' IN accordance wi,h section l, chapter 20
Wy ofdlna ceS The City Council reserve the
night to rcJec any or all bids.
w. NJ. JOHNSON. City Fngineer
Dallas, Texas. NAV 20 issl, mav9a' ~,
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No woman really practices economy nm.
less she uses the Diamond Dyes. MANY
dollars can be saved every year. Ask the
druggist.
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Mollru ia 1.cnfl

DAMS NEGorIATED-one TO five years
- Time, Land notes or deed oftrust REQUIRED
~ security, Texas Loan Agency, Corsicana
N"o, may9.U
MONEY TO LEND-On one to Ave YEAR,
W time nj reasonable rates. c. X. Wellesley
gensrN manager Dallas, Texas.
Amp LoANs-J, b. Watkins " Co, nalIas
lsAas. - feb l9U
MoSGf 10 LkND-R. D, Coushanour.
w fehT ~