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Wichita eagle., 1888-04-20

The Williams block on Chicago avenue
is being completed as rapidly as possible,
Yesterday the brick masons had part of
the rear wall completed; the floor joists
are in position and the work viii be pushed
As rapidly as men and material can be
roi1n6
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-20

Officer Henry Ebenhack last evening
found a child three or four years of age
on East Douglas, apparently lost. Henry
took charge of the youngster and kept
him for a few hoars, when the parents ap-
peared TO claim him.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-20

Some say the river is booked for an early
fullnes this spring.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-20

Engineer Maddox is expected to return
in a few days.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-20

The county clerk has not completed hi,
part of the work on the jury box.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-20

The way these fellows pull and push
beats the city election said an average
politician yesterday. Every candidate is
out in the herd running stock in his pen.
ii he can't get the best he takes the best
he can get.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-20
UNITY CLUB.
PROGRAM.

Unity Club Juniors meets tonight at the
residence OF Mrs. Packer, No. 321 East
Lewis.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-20

Mrs. S. W. Norris of the Lewis Art
academy has an exhibition in a window at
Wallis jewelry store, a fine portrait paint
ing which yesterday attracted attention
and elected many favorable comments.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-20
JUSTICE COURT,

Mrs r Owens yesterday swore out a
warrant for the arrest Of her husband,
Joseph Owens, whom she charges with
adultry with one Della Moore, February
lst The parties 70 the suit are all c0iored
and the Moore girl is quite good looking
mulatto They were both brought into
court and upon furnishing the proper
bond for their appearance were dismissed
until their trial next week.
Another warrant was also sworn out for
a man alleged to have committed rob
berry.
Justice Barrett spent the day in the
trial Of civil cases, disposiDg Of the usual
number By trial, continuance or default
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-20

What tLiags a man will see when h
a'int gos gin. said . fellow yesterda1
"a ks wss na91slzqa . real ssssis saaa
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-20

The Garrison block. West Side is now be-
ing rapidly completed. The brick work
for the first story is finished and yester-
day the workmen were engaged upon the
rear and side walls Of the second story.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-20
OPENING

or the W. c. 7. Z. Reading Rooms, Palace
Block, Chicago Avenue, West Side.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-20
THE COURTS
DISTRICT COURT.

Ellen Prosser VS. Edward Prideaux. tried
before. Hon. T. p Martin, judge pro tenn,
was argued and submitted.
D. NJ Brown ct al. VS.. James a. Rush
ct al; judgment against Rush entered for
SG00.62.
William f. Rosk VS.. Mary f. Schathur,
same vs. C.. A. Rose, and same VS.. Joseph
Morris were all dismissed without preju-
dice
w. r. Dulaney VS.. Chas. A. Beal ct al.
order of partition was granted. Messrs.
Rice Bean and Dean appointed commits
sionerS.
Two divorces were yesterday granted;
the plaintiffs in Edward w. Enos VS..
lamar E. Enos and Mary Corns vo. 4. NJ.
Corns were grauted a decree.
POLICE COURT.
Norman Burnes was the name given by
the first offender to appear before his
honor yesterday morning. He was charged
with drunkenness and paid fine of s. and
was discharged.
H. Smiley and James Kellogg were the
names given by two noisy, hoisterous in
dividuals who were charged with being
drunk and disorderly. The offense of the
former was more aggravated, ana ne pald
81, while Kellogg paid but s..
James Daniel and Albert Sercy were the
names given by two drunks who called
later in the day upon his honor. The
usual fine was paid by the latter and the
former was sent out on the stone pile to
work out his sentence.
The two vagrants arrested were p.
Leonard and c. J. Maxim, both of whom
contributed the usual S-}5 and costs to the
city treasury.
Cora Howard remembered the city with
a fine of $40 in the afternoon.
VIM. Harkready was last night taken in
by the police and confined in the city
prison upon the charge OF drunkenness
and indecent exposure. He was too much
intoxicated TO give any account Of him
self
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-13

ne President Cnutssns she Public AGAINST
Purrhsssn- Lands n Disputed Tertiary
Claimed y Texas snd the Unitsd ssat~s'
WASHINGTON. Jan. A--President CIeve-
land has issued che following proc'ama-
fios rsspecfing disputed lands ia the In
dian Territory:
between Tie north and South forks Of the Red
river and orc-hundredth degree Of longitude
and Jurisdiction over the same are vested n
me United States. Il being part Of the Indian
TERRITORY a. shown br surveys and invc<tigA-
don made on behalf OF the United States
vhich territory the state u Texas also claims
title 70 and Jurisdiction over. and
wHxKxAS Said conflicting claim grows cut
q : consrcv>rsy between the United States
and ~ stzss Of Texas - 70 the point vnere
The one hrntredth degree OF longitude crosses
fhe Red river. - described in the treaty Of
Fsh1rz1 - is1o. between the United ssases
ana Spain. liking tho boundary line between
~ fvo countries ana.
WHEEKAS The commissioners appointed g
ne pzrs % the United States under the act q
Jsrn1yy L lsH authorizing the appointm ent q
. commission ~ the President 20 run ard
mark The boundary lines between portion Of
ne Indian Territory and the State OF Texas. ~
connection with similar commission 70 pe ~
pointed BY the State Of Texas. have By their
report determined that the south fork r. the
tue Red river Designated in the treaty. and me
commissioners appointed on the part o. said
State refusing 70 concur in said report. now.
therefore
LCrover Cleveland. President OF the United
States Do hereby nimcni<h and warn all per
scrs whether claiming 70 act ~ oncers ~ inc
county Of Greer. in the State Of Texas. o.
otherwise. against selling or otherwise ispcs
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49, Rsaursisa fas neee'.ssr SO -
~ ~s~-e ~ M,asas ~ ~ gisess tsns
~ n~~~1rss 80 Gxpse&1ssrse . sse
--r~.~rv-Bvsssns eeaeas - ne Sn''s@-
"a nh. Eoc-
~...,xorox. Jan A-Ths reduction In |
-..,s.< Aelx during December amount
~ a. ~ 80. During tho Grst 80
"a 49, wear jsss closed the vednc-
1.e y. 49, dske amounted 70 81. ~, -.
". 80 80 last .ix months Of 1881 o. the
go ~ n the cusrsnt fiscal wear. the
's..~eion n che dsbe aggregated <,5'St,-
- 49, Ing the total reduction during the
s~e,vs month< Sid. ~ .W1 Or Jan
-~x /. 1sss, me total debt less cash - she
.,rx was <l.Ssi. ~. 49, and
I, January = 10 = va
:, - ~ a. On January i 1851.
49, vere 81. m 90 three per cent bonds
-..s.rdjnr. These have all been re-
S-s,..d during the year, and Of the 49,
80 80 four unA one-haIf per cents. ou'-
-s-.a;nr one y~ar ago. about $So.@lv0
80. hen redeemed during the yrrr. %
-. scnr ~ cents. there nre now <s33 s3z.-
- o.tstnndlns, about Ave millions hav'
- h.~n redeemed during the year The
80, amount q interest bearing dsbt out
s-.a;,~ on the 1st inst sggre-
--s-5 81 .oi1. s61. Sl2. against 81, 10 81
~s.r 40. This incIudsr. besides the
- ana four ana one-ha'f pcr cents.
.,r-.3v mentioned, <i4.o0o.oo three per
-, navy pension fund and <6.t&.5l3
p.cI6c railroad bonds. and shows re-
1870, ~ 60. ~. 20 in bonded indebted
$50. .ione during tho year- On January
- the net cash in ths treasury
s.ounted to "a. So. So. or -, ss1 - more
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-13

LouIsv1LE. Ky. IAN A--Rumors have
besn In circulation for several days past
that Treasurer samuel Weir Of New Al
bsny Ind was short IN his accounts 20 the
extent Of &2.ool Colonel Granger he's
been examining the books and aid yes
seriay that be would mot cay there wac
any crookedness. but IN footing ~ the
accounts Of the city CLERK and the treas
ursr y hes found discrepancy q e3N :
This might, however. b due 90 cleri-
So ssross. Weir says that The actual
eo.s q carrying On tho city government
nti4o.eo year, while the income from
~ sources d but eI1S 900 year. He ssvs
1870 10 mcney, therefore. % steal,
80 y b he'd bssn % disposed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-13


4 Maysvills (Ky.) dispatch sayss =
eass q considerable tmporsance IN The
principle Involved hes 5ust hssa decided
u the Mason Circuit Court bsnjamin
CLARK died d ISIS. che owner Of . consid-
cradle body o. land % Mason and Fleming
Countiss H.s daughtsr Mary had become
shs wife q Dr.. a. , McMilIsn. and IN
lsls. In The division Of ths dscedens's estate.
: tract % ~ acres wes allotted % Der -
her portion. BY title bend dsted % the
SSeh q February, 1911, Dr.. McMiilen sold
this land 70 bis brothsr-in'lsv. Walter
Lacy, who toek posssssions and b end his
heirs and vsndees have ever since held
posscssion thereof. now more than seventy
ysarA II 1e19 Mr. Mary NcMiiIin died.
leaving one child, : daughter, Mary Hestes
NcMlllIn, Who Vas : lunatic for many
years bsfore her death. which svent took
place IL The Iunatic asylum q Lexington
In tho year 1851. In 1881 John l. McAii
len, son of DR.. A. y. McNilIen by SEQ
end marriage. and thus : half brother 81
Mary Hester McMillen, and Lucretia ~
Hand. granddaughter of Dr.. ucNuies
BY this same second marriage brought :
suit for the lrecovsry of thirty-dve acres
Of land lying within the boundaries OF
IU8 ~ 0cIe1s - opuvy 1t9uttcno~ -
defendants were Walter Whitaker and hia
sister, Mrs- Frances Snyder, Of Boone
County, both grandchiIdren Of Walter
Lacy. Who had purchased By title bond
In 1871. The suit Vas instituted By ths
plaintiffs - heirs at-law Of Mary Hestel
Nc3IlIIen- The Grst decision was Tssdsre(
n 1855. in favor Of the defeadantA undel
| = psrsmpsory instruction q the curt =
| give them : verdict The defense % TIT
/ claims Of plaintiffs was the iong-contfn
| usd possession Of tho defenants and thei
1 ancestors, commencing In 1877 and con
| tinuing until now. A new trial was aske'
Tor BY plaintiffs and granted By the court
| and has Just terminated In favor q n
! pl aintiiys. The ground Of The decision !
that Dr.. A. =. McMillen possessed only
life interest in the land; that the heirs O
his wife. Mary Hester AcNhieu
cs.aid not bring : suit % recover until III
death IN 1870. and that the stasute .
Limitations could mot begin = run againa
her nor those who claimed under her -
a. he right q action commsncsd
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nuslness hsg.cSsy.
One can MOI help beng struck with tho
important part tho element u chance plays
n the history q most men who aequise
great fortunes
Thomas r. Williams, . California klx-nili-
i0naire he went from Kentucky % the
Pacific slope In 1879, aud settlcd IN Virginia
City, A. attorney for . mining company.
be acquired : claim against IL for 81 500 for
services. and when The company failed he
bid IN its mine for The amount Of his claim
He moved % San Francisco. years rolled
q and Tie Transaction bad passed from his
mind, when be was one day approached By
: representative Of flood. Nackay 4
OBricn. who offered him $4,000 for hls
long forgotten nine
He Va not : greenhon and be ~ once
refused The ofer, - ~ did successive
olRers Of 80, 600 and 100000 But when :
member Of he great Arm came 70 80 him
with pro6ers Of negotiation they were not
rejected and resulted IN the reception Of
The arms check for e6Wo,0oo
Il US great piece Of luck, but The luck
was supplemented b. keen business saga
city,
Il April, lss7, Charles W. eprague, N
orange grower q Chaseville. IA, was ~
ing in bed. suffering she "tcrments Of the
| cursed" with disease Of the Kidneys. with
which 10 had been troubled for two years.
| He had been under he treatment Of ~
eminent physician but kept growing worse
Ono day wAen, - be sara s-even hope iisel1
bad become inanimate." casual ecquaint
anoe happened IN and advised the trial q
$50 -
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The venerable hgne
~ IN f1nor u mankind,
~ ~ insesx upon his good
works. d known -
= ue - him here
His familiar face and
lbrm have broone . trade marx. and tho
god he has done + illustrated IN the follow
ing marvellous Instance: Jan. II. issS.
George c. O<rood A Co. druggists. Lowell,
Mass. wrue. Mr. Lewis Dennis. No. I'D
Moody g.. desires 10 recommend -. Jacobs
Oil 70 any sfIiicted with rheumatism. and
desires especially 70 say that Orrin Robinson.
u Granville. Mac. boy q II years. came
% hin house 4. ~ <sma~ efissi walking
upon crutches- his left leg having bern bent
q the knee for over two months and couid
nos b. bent hack. He could not walk upon
H. Mr.. Dennis had some ST. Jacobs OIL IN
the hous< and gave il 70 him 70 rub on nis
knee In six days he had no use for his
crutche. and wens home well without them,
and he has bren we'll ~iIic< 81 Jacobs Oil cured
him. In July, 1851. inquiry vas male % the
Ntssrx O<eo<~i 70 ascertain the condition o
iheiistle cripple, which brought the follow
ing response. Lowell Mas July ,. lss1 =
The poor cripTle On erutche<. Orrin EuDin-
son. cured ~ 81 Jacobs OIL IN ISL, hzs ~
manned cured. The young man has been
and y nov ~ work every day - manual
labor Dr. George G. O<Sccd. ~ D." Sc
osLer remedy can make the SAME showing
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-13

az m The means Of public conveyance IN
lar1e civ even for few hours. during >
strike Of the employees. means . genera
narzlvxing Of trade and industry Tor the
,,me bein9. ana il attended with an enor-
nous Aggregate loss 20 the community;
HOW much more serious 70 the individual
4 the general us-up q has system known -
Constipation, and due 70 the strike q The most
important organs for more pruoent Gees-
~. torpid Or sluRgish liver win produce
ser1o1s forms Of kidney and liver diseaees-
maiarial trouble and chronic dyspepsia Dr.
P1erce's Peasant Purga<jve Pelles are
preventive and cure Of these disorders
. tske, and positively harmless
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HOW 4 SIOUX DIES.


n Strange Sight which Traveller -
a. : Tspse.
In 1881 Vas hunting sons lost horsss
IN the broken country west Of The BIZ
Horn river. writes : contributor In th<
Wsshington Star. l had ridden I'll ths
morning over : country that was strange
% me. About eleven o'clock crossed .
plateau. and was surprised 20 come sud
denly to che edge Of : canyon the exist
encs OF which had mot even Suspected.
In the canyon Was stream with clumps
Of cottonwood timbsr along is banks, and
en- one OF the open spaces was m Indian
lodge. The Indians that hunted In that
country we're penceable. but the var was
lust over. and the Sioux were feeling verJ
sore II they were Crows o. Arapahos
might get some Information about my
horses. / lay down and watched M
smoke came from the tepee; no ons
moved around Il; half . dozen ponies
grased . few hundred yards distant
There was NOS even = dog. which looked
rather suspicious. After waiting eve min
utesI knew no more than q first Suddenly
three white-tailed deer came from the
simbsr and walked leisursly across The
opening. Then knew that The camp 80
deserted, and the strangeness o. y start
led me. ! mounted and rode down % ne
crssk, and straight % the tspse. Throw
back the Zap. and shall remember what
saw until death In che center Of the
sepes was spread buffalo robe and On
the robe were guns and scaips and many
arrows: and sitting cross-legged in :
circle around the robs wsrs six braves Of
the Sioux Nation- All were In their prime
ali decksd out IN war paint, and each
one held Z bow and arTow in bis hand.
On every face vas an expression Of calm
indifference, - Of one who neither sui
fsrs nor enjoys, neither hopes nor fears
The faces were those Of dead men. and
che smallpox had marked them with its
awful mark. They took their misery With
ehsir heads up. and even the horrors q
this disease could leave upcz their hearts
no stain Of fear, upon their brcws no mark
OF suffering. And this that their God
might Judge them men. and Ct them g
pitch their camps forever n The groves
aud green hel3s II rsradise.
II Won want 70 be cured o. : cougn- usc
Hsle's Honey Of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Tcothachc Drops Cure N one minute.
II Won would secure = fresh share Of life
Geek the fresh air.-I. xss SyIlng.
- af.iicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Issa<
Thompso. Eye Water. Druggists eel II &C
uoxrx lust now i like many men who
I have tt-closeL pm T6x0 S0da9s-
Faxr. trial package for instant relief and
1 auecdv cure 81 Asthma Send address 20 Hot
\ 1ineer's Drug Store. Lincoln Park Chicago
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-13

Car drunken mm hanging On lamp
post for short period BE- said TO have come
% full stops-FAiZsd<lfhis EnA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-13

There d no end % the tasks which daily
confront the good housewife TO Be sue
cessful housekeeper, the Grst requisite 4
good health How en- = woman contend
against the trials and worries Of housekeep
ing Il she Be SUITE ring from those distress
ing irregularities, ailments and weaknesses
peculiar 70 her scxs Dr. Piercers Favorls<
Prescription = : specific for those dis
ordcrs- The only remedy. sold y drug
gists, under posi- tive guarantee trom ~
u every case. or money refunded 81
printed guarantee q bott.e wrspPer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-13

4 sAp ssen-sn flegible dgaatuza-10'
uonies Ses<xs<k
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erpprx Chaneesof wea1her cause Throat
Diseases- there y no more e6cctral rem
edy for CoughA Coda cecs th.n bnoSSs
BnoxcuIAL InocuxA 80 es1y ~
Price = CO
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EvrRr plrson d interested IN their own
AFFAIRS and II this meets the eve Of any one
who i suffering from the effects Of asorp.d
rcfiin9 well Get bottle Of Prickly Ash
Filters. use Il - directed and you VIII y
Ways Be glad you rcd this item
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-13

II q fancied BY grateful patron that the
next comet viii appear IN the form o. bugs
bottle, having .-Ge!den Medical DisS9ss "a,
this conceit and AgA compliment VII g
verified. remains 70 Be se<s, but Dr. ferc<
win continue 70 send forth that wonderful
vegetable compound, and potent cr.dealol
81 disease. II has no equal in medicinal an<
health giving propcrties- Tor imparsng vise'
onr;fvine the blood. and through Il cleans
in0 ana renewing The whole system fol
scrofulous humors. and consnmpuon- q
lung scrofula. II is early stages. y -
posltive specific DruggistA
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n afslicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Is.sc
Thompson Eye Water. DruggistsseA u &C
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The venerable hene
Esfor u mankind,
inse< upon hi, god
works d known -
ue 80 him here.
IIs familiar face and
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me Golden Medical Diecuycry q e
: hclpmafc" Of DR.. Sage's Cata!rn =
not only cleansee, purlfiee, regunte.s
up the system 20 . healthy stanoe[s
Quers throat, bronchial. ana lung con
When any such crit but from
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Is prepared from sarsaparilla, Dandelion,
Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Ber-
rios, and other well-known and valuable vege-
table remedies. The combination, proportion
and preparation are peculiar 10 Hoods Sarsa-
parllla, giving II curative power not possessed
by other medicines. II effects remarkable
cures where others fail.
al consider Hoods Sarsaparllla the best
medicine ever used. Itgives me an appetite
and refreshing sleep, and keeps the cold OUT
j. s. foo0, LOG Spruce Street, Portland, Me.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09

Jacob Keller, Of Lexington, Ky; the Drs.
Keller, OF Hot Springs, Ark; Standiford
Keller. OF Louisville, and Gen, Curtis Lee,
Of Lexington, Va.
Rev. James Bryan Purcell, of Tough
more hall, " Baltimore county, Nd, traces
his origin to King Edward L., of England.
through the Buffers, earls OF Ormond
Mrs. David s. Tankersley, Of Oxford,
Miss, is descended from the Plantagenets,
kings OF England, the kings OF France,
Naples, Hungary, CASTLE, etc.
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Is the best blood purifier before the public.
II eradlcates every impurity, ana cures Scrof-
ula, Salt Rheum, Bolls, Pimplss all llumors,
Dyspepsia, Bniousness, Sick Headache, Indi,
gestion, General Debility, Catarrh Rheuma-
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comes that extreme tired feeiing, and builds
up tho system.
floods Sarsaparilla was God.Send TO me,
for IL cured me of dyspepsia ant liver COM
plant with which had suffsrci 20 years"
j. d. IoRSpncK, South FallfuF NY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Meeting OF the Unterrified at Walkers
Theater Today at 10 O'clock.

.
Theater Today at 10 O'clock.
The Democratic convention to select
delegates to the State convention, which
meets at Nashville on the 9th Of May, as
sembles at Walkers theater, corner of
Jefferson and Fourth streets, this morning
at 10 O'clock The Democracy will be
there in full force from the city and every
district in the county. That it will be an
enthusiastic and harmonious convention
in every regard can safely be depended
upon. There will be seventy delegates
chosen TO represent the county at Nash
vile to nominate candidate for Govern
or and select delegates TO the national
convention, which meets at st. Louis on
June g. This will not necessarily consume
a great deal Of time, and tho session OF the
convention may be expected 10 be brief.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09

"whcn bought Hoods Sarsaparilla Imade
agood investment OF one dollar in medicine
for the first time. II has driven of rheuma-
tlsm and improved my appetite so much that
my boarding mistress says l must keep Il
locked up or she will be obliged TO raise my
board with every other boarder that takes
Hoods sarsaparllla." THOMAS BURRELI,
90 Hillary Street, Brooklyn. n. Y.
al find Hoods Sarsaparilla the best remedy
for impurc blood ever used" NJ, II. nAxTER,
ticket agent, T. & Il. Rd., Bound Brook, n. j.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by oil druggists. fli six for 81. Prepared
by c. !. HOOD a CO., ApothecaIies, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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T. I. n. c. Is not curo-all. but quarter
OF century of constant use has demon
strated beyond question that Tanners In.
fallible Neuralgia Cure is the only known
infallible cure Tor all kinds of neuralgia and
for nervous headache. Fifty cents per box
Manufactured by Rangum Root Medicine
Co., Nashville, Tenn. sold by Hester, 2s3
Main street.
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"IIoods Sarsaparilla takes less time and
quantity TO show It's eject than any oJhcrprcp-
arallon." Mrs. c. A. HUBBARD, y Chill, NY.
"My wife had very poor healsh lcr long
time, suffering from indigestion poor appc-
tiic. aud constant headache. Sic tried every
thing we could hear Of, bu, foand no rclicttm
she tried Hoods Sarsaparilla. She IS now
taking the third bottle, and never felt better
In her life, We feel our duty i'Igcommrnd
II 10 every one We know" GfoECh soMEi-
vIrLE, Moroland, Cook County, m,
Hoods Sarsapasilia
Sold by all druggis,s. 81; six for IS. rrcrmed
by e. l. HOOD & CO., Apo,hccaric towel, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar