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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11
CONTENTS OF THE GAZETTE.

PACE f--Adver-semcnts.
PAGE 2-The Great Chiefs.
Realty and building
Rock Island Strike.
sIIscelianoous News. q
PAGE 4-Editoriai.
Washington News.
State Affairs.
Eagle Pass Excited.
PAGE 5-city News.
Etched and Sketched.
PAGE 0-Railroads and Railronders.
Public School Statement
PAGE 7-Markets and Miscellany.
PAGE s-FinAnciai; coson, Stocks and
Bonds.
Church Notices. -
PAGE 0-George Gould.
A Brownwood Man.
The Legal Record.
b PAGE 1O-'Heap Rad 1nIun."
where the Women propo.
Rlpllng's "My First Book"
PAGE 1l--Chlldren's Department
boy that Talked to himself
Whispering Rocks DAM A
French sunday School, etc.
PACE 12-Cablnet Making.
The Theater,
PAGE 13-rhe Queens Messenger.
Ready TO Get.
wakeman in Manr.
Lore OF the Weather.
PAGE 14-David BHlfour; A Story OF Ad-
venture.
PAGE 15--Ladies' Department; In Brief;
Tailor-Madc Gowns stocldngsi
Easy and Beautiful.
PAGE lG-Lndlus' Department continued;
New Styles In Jewelry. Lady
Crowcnor's School; Some
Lady Journalistic.
PAGE 17--Babi An Around
Fosters Weather.
Fitz Hugh Lee on Mosby.
PAGE 1s-The Bandit OF the sierras.
10 Dlsplaco Writing,
FACE ma Celebrated Masscur.
Press and Pressmeu.
FACE 20--M, Quad's Departments MIR. and
Mrs. nowsor; 1he Arizona
Kicker. II ia Always Thus;
Bluncd for Ten Years; etc. /;
Childrcn'B Column.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

Atchison. Kan. Dec. 10--rhc Rock
island telegraph operators ut NASHVILLE
returned to their KEYS ms morning. The
quit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

Kansas CITY. Mo, Dee, l0.-Thc places
OF the striking operators IN the Rock Is
land freight Offices Ia Kansas City have
all been filled So far as Kansas City
is concerned the strike is of no Of
feet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11
PERSONA

Mrs. f. A. starnesc N.ssl j
tho Mansion.
c. X. Mclean, q nrnhiliaDlI
is in the city. I
w. p, Lawson, a Wsa eslll
is at the Pickwick. 4
Miss Camilla sins ihR
shall, is at the lItdfliks
E, ]. Crider VI THs !
Springs, Ark, ere nsMti 4
Police Chief Nladdms4nNI
Falls yesterday as an lIlitia ~
Miss Inez Gardiner y Willing
cousin, Mrs, f. J. White "
street.
Justice Kennedy, vhoAA e'l
for several days, was at BIZ Pa
yesterday.
Hon. c. X. Bell, nembefea.i
Fifty-Third congress, vas y VI
yesterday.
Bishop Goodsell and " e
Miss Bertha, Of Ssn slaaei''||
guests Of Ye Arlington jan.
Louis Gersley Of PhIsdelpAA. 4
the city yesterday, ana "" I
pleasantly with his irlsnaA
G. W. GoslIng Of sau Anisne
Fort Worth yesterday ana Y. 4
Natatorium was the gra'ss''7'I
OF the city.
N. A. Cunningham, haIlng
his position in w. II. qsylori !.
part,nent, will be pleased 70 u
serve his friends ard pa'fols = !
J.. @. Loving, secretary q =.
west Texas Cattle Raisers
was in the city yesterday "a y /
tho Panhandle on association
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Jones
Norris. the mother Of MI; X \
tbe quests Of Mr.. and w
stewart. Mr.. Jones Is On q
ton Belt conductor
Hon. Tobias oden, the Il "a
of McCoy& Underwood, Il XVI "a /
livestock commission rneFl 4 ". N
Louis and Chicago, Is IN ', NJ
has Inst returned from q W
Choctaw nation and r q. u
dong well. He says p I, 4 4
there there regard the outlook = h
couraging.
sillimasn has been 50 gfs sss;.
narmanent services Of 81 Is
t pSrs,sSAs are needed and ...l q : X
Moved ]. B. Davies, o youn M
t p,r who will 10 : e iss Nj
his family to Fort worn !, ~ ~
Is one OF the trustees % -
80 for tha blinds
Rslow see our list Of 4 ia WV.
seeking to buy your
ents.
Windsor folding bed
Bedroom suit
Sideboards.
Dining tables
Hall racks.
Parlor cabinets
Rocking chairs
Secretaries.
Chiffoniers.
Armoures. Il, "a .sfg 2
All the above soy II n lDoN 3
~ MADDOX El''ii,.
Don't iaii % .s - Elisa
Line Of furniture .5s
For the Holiday Wy Y + usyal
All. goods sold o. q
We have an elessn'
q, leather rockers ..ssss
ri Ths atI would make ''''
for Christmas; efa
- Maddox, Ellison . -.
@.4nela.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

Some miHpprchenslon has grown Ia
the public mind relative 10 q ruling made
by City Judge flOurnuy in vngrancy
Cue that cumc before him Ia Tie city
court Thursday. A man who had como to
The city, 0stcnsihly seeking worl, aud
who had been here about ten days wns
arrested rs "yng.' He was stopping
with friend, who came before The court
aud testified the man was his guest.
TINT he Ind worked hero before and had
come hack 10 work again The Judge
held aud 10 ruled thar where a man was
lsiug 10 the city even though hc was not
working and he had local lnhitnuon
and was provided with food aud lodging
even W II was paid for by q friend, ho
could not bc convicted OF yngraucy.
Yesterday a Young man named Mitch
ell was before the city court on yug.
rancy charge and was fined.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

While the drag net for vnpa and eus.
poets was worked carefully and rprulnrlv
aud fairly good lot Of bad characters
turned into tho county jurisdiction ihorr
was but little diminution the number
Of cases Of petty thicviug reported to the
police.
Yesterday about noon, thief took from
the office OF Gavin Walker, on Main
street, q due English made oyorcoat,
fawn color.
For the second time within the weel,
Herschol r. Smith, assistant attorney
Of the Fort Worth and Rio Grnndc
railway company, was robbed. In tho
early part Of the wecl, q thief stole his
pvercout from tho Office az the corner Of
Nccoil and Main streets. Yesterday
the oihce safe was loft open during q
temporary absence Of Mcssrs. Lafster
& Smith from she office aud thief
rot out $13bO 10 cash and come papers,
4 loss Of the firm.
A young attorney named Burney was
another victim yesterday and he is minus
an oyercuat
About six IN the evening a burglar
broke into the house OF Jake Salsherr
u Ireland aud Rusk streets, but was
frightened away before he could gct
any thing.
The house Of George Ward. assistant
district clerk, was robbed about dark
last evening.
The I'll OF saloon near the square
was tapped for n small aum Of money
Friday night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

II you want 70 mako
Your wife happy
Make her a present OF ono OF those
elegant Windsor folding beds.
Sold on easy payments.
MADDOX, ELLISON & co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11
The goods cost Hampton more than twice tbs Il
If you want Bargains come early
AN ELEGANT LINE OF MEMS g1Pl|
CR0WLE & S|MN|
509 HOUSTON STREET

50 acres, w Lawrence survey 90
j. O. and Marion Young TO w. NJ.
and X. r. Fortune, 45 acres.W
Lawrence survey 495 80
j. r. Jamison TO Marion Young
40 acres W. Lawrence survey %
j. c, and Marion Young to l.. II.
Names, 10 acres w. Lawrenc,
survey. ;.,,.a...a..,.....,.. 500 90
wife to l.. II. Names, As acres
w. Lawrence survey .... 90
Ed Ishum and wife to G, s. Cant
rill, los acres j. Bass survey. 32i0 90
g. w, Green and wife TO l.. n.
Lockridge, 100 acres Abner
Rhodes survey. o,,...... sOSO 90
Ed S. MuntOrd TO /. H. Munford
10 acres James Wallace survey 1900 90
S. G.. Jennings to A X, Darnel
acre S. G.. Jennings survey. 90
J. NJ, O'Neil o II. t. Keith u Of
block ID, Fields addition. -. 3s40 OC
j. w, Hnrgrovo aud wife to Tar
rant county, acre Hiram Lit
tie league survey 90
G. w, Zlven and wife to c. f.
Scott NJ lot 10, block 194, city 1900 90
w. II. Davis aud Wife 10 Chas
Hutchin sou, lots and 4, block
20, Arlington. observation-disclosures. 800 90
NJ. l.. Allen to Rhoadess Fisher
part Of Jas. Smith survey,.... % 90
j. *. r, Hammond and wife TO
Iedy Parker II acres, J. w.
7, br9oss' survey ,::,';.;,.....a... 400 20
d. Dewitt. lot H. block 3,Glen.
Thomas w. Slack 10 i d Mur. w
rcy, part Hays Coyington sur
Ney'.'... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 300 90
II you want to make
Your wife happy
elegant Virdsd,, tsS VI oue vi V'ioso
Sold on eaS,. na,,n,a,,t s '0u''
MA69DFp SS 'i TT Iconr T. 10
- '1A@i1A''C4' ~ W.
N, NIcely FURNISHED rooms at 4OS West
rlrst street at reasonable rates.
W., ----
Mhat Is more appropriate
nun one OF the Windsor folding beds
9oIu on ehsy payments AZ
MADDOA, ELLISON Il co.
-
The B. Collins company, 303 Houston
purchasing a present Ia call and see
their stock looked at.
---
A complete line
or children and misses chairs
Suitable for Chrisimas nresonts Mt
MADDOX, ELLISON x co.
., I'll. The art emporium, 900 Houston
store Of HOLIDAY goods IN tbe citv u'
-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

Nicely furnished rooms at 40s West
First street at reasonable rates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

We make a speciality
or side boards
And hall racks,
The most complete stock On hand,
sold on easy payments.
Maddox, Ellison &; Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

The B. H.Collins company, 3O3 Houston
street asks that everyone that intend
purchasing a present, to call and see
before buying, as they are glad to have
their stock looked at.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11
a complete line
vi children's and misses chairs
Suisa1le for Christmas presents at
MADDOX, ELLISON g. co.

thousands OF dollars only make an
assortment OF holiday goods. The F.
H. Collins company, 303 Houston street,
are now displaying an elegant line Of
goods. Call on them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

The art emporium, 303 Houston
street, most unique and picturesq ue
store OF holiday goods in the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

What Is more appropriate
For Christmas present
Than one Of the Windsor folding beds
Sold on easy payments at
MADDOX, ELLISON & co. .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

a young theosophist came all the way
from New Zealand last week for ten
minute consultation with Mrs. Anna
besant, He came by a steamer that
arrived in Few York on Friday and
sailed for home By another on Satur-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

READ OUR WANT COLUMNS TO
IA "a 1. YOU WILL FIND SOMETHING
10 INTEREST You.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

A complete line
OF children and misses chairs
suitable for Christmas presents ut
MADDOX, ELLISON g. co.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-03
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Statesmen and politicians are plentiful
in the city to day.
Knights Of Pythias excursion to San
Ildefonso grove tomorrow. .-r.
The Gun club had a lively shooting
match yesterday afternoon.
How about street lights? Will the tax
payers have any or will they not?
All the people should hear Gen. Bart
lett's address in the plaza this evening.
The U. s. weather bureau reports the
month just past the dryest August in
eighteen years.
Geo. w. Hickox & Co. will open fol
business on Monday, employing seven
men at the manufacture Of filigree.
The streets are dirty. The Democratic
majority in the city council will have to
go-before clean streets can DO had for this
city.
Messrs. 7. B. Catron, A. L. Morrison,
E. L. Bartlett and B. NJ. Read will ad.
dress the Republicans in the plaza this
evening.
The Women's Benevolent association is
doing excellent work for this city. The
ladies engaged in this wholesome and
worthy work are entitled to the thanks OF
the community.
W. f. Duetcher opened his new meat
market opposite the Exchange this morn
ing. Tits a positive comfort to the citi-
zens to look in upon such well stocked,
neat and tidy market place.
District Attorney W. s. Williams and
County Commissioner Jones are still in
the capital attending TO the mandamus
case against the board OF county commits.
sioners of Socorro county pending before
Judge Seeds.
A delegation OF prominent politicians
and citizens OF Rio Arriba county is in the
capital to-day on business the delegation
consists of Messrs. J. Patricio Chaves, ].
NJ. @. Chaves, Alexander Read, Reyes
Gonzales and Jose Antonio Garcia.
During the past year, and for the first
time in the history OF the county of Santa
Fe, has the sheriff and collector promptly
made settlement with the territory and
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-03
SATURDAY SALAD.
THE ATHLETIC CLUB.

This popular organization gave another
OF its delightful hops at its rooms on
Palace avenue on Wednesday evening,
when some sixty persons were present.
The dancing program contained sixteen
numbers and was merrily carried out tc
the excellent music of Prof Perez
orchestra. AT midnight superb supper
prepared by the fair hands of the lady
friends OF the organization, was served
Those in attendance were Col. and Mrs
D. S. TWitchell, OF Kansas City John
Symington, ir., Mrs. Smyington and Mrs.
Kirkman, Arthur Seligman and Mrs.
Seligman, Mr.. and Mrs. X. E. Twitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. Cross, Mrs. Chapman, F,
A. Armijo, Mrs. Kirchner and the Misses
Peres, the Messrs. Baker and sisters
Misses Johnson, Wedeles, Swan, Morri
son, O'Brien, schormoyer, Heath, Nc
Kenzie, Palen, and Hurt; Messrs. Geo
r. Lybrand, r. G. Gortner, H. L. Fiske
A. w. Butler. J. E. Morrison, Geo. A
Johnson, Frank Hudson, E. W. Judkins
D. H. Harroun, Carl ]. Probst, E. S
Andrews, S. NJ. Blandford, P. E. Har
roun, F. e. Kleinschmidt, F. d. Randall
F. L. Parker.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-03

Herewith the New MEXICAN presents
very clever cut OF the new Weber block,
situated at the southwest corner of the
plaza, and which is chiefly occupied by
The Claire hotel.
1t occupies ground space of 62xS3 feet,
which two years ago was purchased by
E. T. Weber, then Of Denver, for $l2,-
900. The building is a stately structure,
and consists OF three stories and base
ment, the material being Golden pressed
brick laid in red mortar with Flagstaff
red sandstone trimmings. The first floor
fronts are OF iron and plate glass, the rool
of metal, and the building is practically
fire proof. The plumbing in the structure
is one Of its special features; there is
nothing better in the west, and it alone
cost $1,000. Electric light and call bells
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-03

the county on the first of every month.
Pretty good record that for Sheriff Conk-
lin.
The best and cheapest job printing in the
territory done at the New MEXICAN print
ing office; also frst.class, elegant and
durable book binding; best blank books
in the southwest at the New MEXICAN
bindery; send or bring your work to this
office.
On Wednesday last the ladies' of the
special exhibit committee of Santa Fe
county entered into contract with Mr..
F. w. Wientge for the construction of the
table as designed by him. The business
details being finally arranged, work upon
the table will be commenced at once.
Charles Neustadt, the head of the ell
terprising wholesale liquor firm OF Chas.
Neustadt & Co., has leased the Santa Fe
brewery tor the term Of one year with the
privilege of purchasing the plant and
good will within one year. A stock COM
pany will be organized for the purpose of
conducting the business.
Prof. P.J. Rogers, the newly elected
superintendent of Santa FEES public
schools, has arrived from Minneapolis
and is ready to enter upon his duties. He
is an excellent young man Of sound learn
ing and liberal ideas, and is just the mar
Santa Fe needs to fill this position.
Arthur Hudson, Gus O Brien and Mrs
Hurts little son walked in from the Pc
cos yesterday, via Ell Macho trail, leavin!
Cooper's at 8 and arriving here at p
m. The boys found the fishing poor
the weather is getting chilly up there ant
ice forms at night.
A number OF requests and letters CAM
, to Mr.. Mayo urging him to allow BIZ
name to be presented to the Republican
convention for another term OF office q
county commissioner, but he positivel,
refused in consequence of his business ant
private affairs requiring all his time.
AT meeting of the city school boar
this morning Epifanio Vigil, Rev. J. H
. DeFouri, Patrick Quinland and J. D
Sena, jr., rendered their designations an
the board elected the following as mem
bers in their stead: J. j. Ortiz, w. L
Jones and Valentine Carson. Mr.. V;
gils successor will be named later.
P. Harris, the Las Vegas hotel porter
whose wife has given him so mucl
trouble, left this morning for Las Vega
where he will settle his business affair
and come back to go to work for th
Claire. The truant wife has repente
and was to-day released from Jail Oh $50
bond. Considerably feeling exists anon
the co!ored citizens colony as to Loui
, Peck's behavior in this matter. q
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-03

The Athletic club has grown and pros
pered until it now feels the need of en-
larged quarters, and to meet this want it
yesterday took lease on the f. w.
Clancy place. Here nine spacious rooms
are at it's disposal and these will be- at
once fitted up in a most convenient man.
ner. By cutting an arch dancing room
2lx55 feet will be provided. There will
be two billiard rooms, room for the ex.
elusive use of the gymnasium, a reading
room and bath room. The location Is
such that the reading room will be most
useful to the young gentlemen members,
and here all the leading periodicals OF the
day will be provided.
1t is the intention to make these club
rooms particularly attractive this winter
for strangers and territorial visitors, es.
pecialy for members of the legislature,
thus giving residents of the territory at
large better opportunity to meet and
become acquainted with the citizens OF
Santa Fe. On this account, if for no
other, the Athletics certainly deserve the
heartiest moral support Of the people Of
this community.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-03

German Lutheran church services al
Paradise hall at 7 o'clock this evening.
1t is announced that Rev. Antonio
Jouyencean will speak on school matters
at the cathedral tomorrow forenoon.
At the Presbyterian church, on Sep.
TENDER 4, Sunday school at 9 AS a IN.
morning and night service at II and
respectively; meeting OF the Young Peo-
ple's Society of the Christian Endeavor al
4p. m. At night Prof Learned, of the
American hoard OF missions in Japan, has
kindly consented to deliver an address on
that interesting country and progress
there. As the professor has spent many
years in Japan at Kyoto, he is well quail
fed to impart instruction in the subjects
to which he will call attention.
Services in the Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow as follows: Sabbath
school at 10 a. m. preaching at ii a. m.
and 7:3O D. IN. Ilease remember the
change in time of beginning evening
service, 7:30 instead of 8 as hitherto.
The pastor breaches in person and Judge
Seeds in the evening. Miss Gum has
returned from her vacation and there Will
be the customary good singing. vi itors
and travellers are welcome to all the serv-
ices. Seats free.
Church of the Holy faith, for the 18th
Sunday after Trinity: Regular services
at II a. m. and p. m. Sunday school at
10 a. m. Holy communion after morn
ing service. Subject of sermon in the
morning, Baptism. The evening serv,
ice is the second in the course of the four
last thines--The intermediate State
A cordial in ytation is extended to all.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-03
THE WEBER BLOCK.

gas, eteam heat, hot and cold water and
passenger elevator are serviceable features
in the building. The value Of the prop
perty as it stands is rated at an even
100000.
The basement and first ground floors
are occupied by various business firms,
and the upper stories are devoted to The
Claire hotel. There are thirty-two apart
ments in the block, twenty-six of which
are utilized by the hotel; there are sew.
ersl rooms en- suite, which includes a
bridal chamber with regal furnishings
also two reception rooms, and an office
hall on the second floor, 22x36 with mas
sive sky-llght opening, that is thing Of
beauty. The furniture throughout the
building is antique oak, of the --latest
style, and the carpets and hangings are
of equally rich design. The Claire cafe or
the first floor, and which is the new
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-03
TERRITORIAL PURPOSES. "
A Test Case Relative to Tax Oomplica'
tons Argued Before Judge
Seeds To-day.

All tax payers will be interested in a
case that was argued before Judge Seeds
in chambers this forenoon. Solicitor Gen
eral Bartlett appeared for the territory /;
District Attorneys Whiteman and Will
liams for the counties of Bernalillo and
Socorro and Hon. H. L. Waldo was pres
ent incidentally to assist them and care
for the interests of the A., T. & s. F.
company.
The cause is in the nature of manda.
mus proceeding instituted by the, terri
tory as test.csse to compel the county
commissioners of Bernalillo and Socorro
counties to levy tax for the payment of
interest on the territorial debt in addition
to the regular 619 mills levy provided for
territorial purposes by the last session of
the Legislature. The territory sets up
that territorial purposes" means only the
natural and ordinary expenses of the ter
ritory such as courts funds, official salaries,
maintenance Of public institutions, etc.
that the 81 mills levy was intended for
these, and that an additional levy for
meeting the interest on debt is lawful.
The counties contend for different in.
depreciation of the law in that the 81
mills levy was meant to cover everything
interest account included, save and ex.
cept the lew for public institutions, CAPT
tai contingent and insane asylum funds
and that the territorial authorities have
no right to demand anything over ant
above these amounts. The additional levy
sought to have the court order brings thu
total levy for territorial purposes" VI
to $40 mills.
The view Of this case taken by thu
counties of BernaliIlo and Socorro wal
held by the A., T. & s. F. company las
year and that corporation refused to pay
the additional levy demanded by the terri
torial auditor. All of the counties, however
last year made this increased levy excep
Bernalllo county and this year both Der
nalillo and Socorro decline to do 80, thu
creating serious financial complications
even with the additional levy the terrific
rial revenues last year fell short IS pc
cent Of what they should be to NEE
business requirements, and if this cas-
should be determined adverse to thu
claims set up by the territory they will b.
reduced about 80 per cent more.
The test case is brought now in orde
to definitely determine the question 81
that the legislature may act intelligent,
at the coming session. Judge Seeds ha
the matter under advisement.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-03
Doctor Uses Cuticura

We have opened a drug store at this place and
are having splendid sale on CUTIcURA REMEDIES,
which we keep = full stock Of. l would not be
without your CUTIcuRA RKsoLvENT, CUTIcuRA.
and CUT1cURA Soar for $500, just for the benefit It
did my little boy. When he was six months old
his face was covered with eczema, and CUTicURA
REMEDIES cured 1t. He 10 now three years old.
We still use the CUTIcURA SOAP, and wash him
occasionally with It, to prevent his skin from getting
rough. We have handled your medicines for FIVE
years and never heard plant against them, but
abundant praise. We sold our drug store in Kansas,
and will continue In the drug business here.
c. TEAGAR, II. D.,
Haller City, snohomist Co., Washington.