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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-12

In the sextet from Lucia oil Lammermoor,' ed n
third act Of Gounod's "Faust."
At its thirty eighth choir festival service ~
evening. the choir Of st. James's Church. at Madi,r.
ave. and Seventy -frst-st., under the direction !.
Alfred $. Bayer, will sing Stainer's "Crucinxoos
Towne, tenor wilfom Waters, barytone: A.
Petersen and j. b. Elmendorf, bass. Sir. Towne -:
been engaged as the solo tenor Of the church =
fourteen months.
Exposition has issued the following official announce
ment: SIN addition to the concerts announced 4.
May and June the New,;York symphony OrchestS
Walter Damrosch conductor viii give two concert
in Music Hall on May 10 and 20. The Apollo CiaS
Of Chicago VIII give performances o, Handel
Matthew Passion on June lG and 30 FoloTnss
the festival In July OF the second section Of rp.
rssenta,ve wv wes,G r chGr r soee1ies there S
Guiding the Ninth Of Beethoven. and in Fsstiyai
Hall Wagner concerts; conducted by Hans Richts.
Gilmore's Band for September, and with the b."1
OF the 18th Regiment OF NewYork, F. y. hines cos.
ductor, for October
Mr. Walter J. Halls third concert Of chamb.,
music will take place in Chamber Music Hal q
help OF Laura II. Graves. Gustav DannreutLer ana
Emil Schenck.
The present week will bc distinguished By tn
fifth regular visit Of the Boston symphony Orchestra
and the Kneiscl Quartet. Tie New,York concert a.
the orchestra will occur Thursday evening n
Chickcrag Hall. that Of the quartet on SATURDAY
afternoon mm at the fo same pScs THURSDAY, pr
Romain," Berlioz; concerto for violin. BraLmi
Franz KnelseD; Wadweben,' Wagner; sym.
phony. f minor. Tschaikowsky At the regular
Brooklyn concert on Friday afternoon and Saturday
evening Mrs. Nikiscl will sing and Mr.. 7. hdamovuH
play.
Notos.-rnder the auspices Of the Brooklyn Institute
the folk songs Of Russia will be- discussed and illus.
trated by H. f.. Krehbiel and Nine. Linens Russian
choir in Association Hall, Brooklyn. on Friday
evening Of this week. Miss Bertha Behrenl
announces her first concert in Iardman Hall for
Tuesday evening. Glm0re's Band will dive
a concert to the Academy of Music this evening,
when selections from " The BoIerlian Girl" will b
sung.
s F. Kneeland. In the latest number Of "TbS
Counselo begins series Of Leaves from the
Note Book OF a Lazy Lawyer" His style is bright
and phy. and the author tells some witty stories.
In the first article. he deals with Latin quota.
lions. few Of which are included among legal maxms,
but all Of which, with their TRANSACTIONS and com.
ments may provide interesting matter for the read
ing OF lawyers well rs other people.
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FOR A LIBRARY AT GREAT HARRINGTON

Great Darlington. Mass, March IL (sEeciaD-There
was n large meeting Of the citizens on Tuesday even
Ing 10 about erecting public library building.
II Will only contain tho present library and read
Ing room but also room devoted to the reservation
and exhibition Of historical relics. Among those
present were H. &. Joyner, Frank ii. Wright P'rley
A. Russell J. F.. Whiting. DR.. Lane and c. J. Burgct.
4 committee chosen to select a Site for the
buildlng and also TO have article inserted in IN"
town warrant 10 how much money the town VIII
,v.. tl,. Is understood that Colonel
Erown Mr. TENT, Mr. Morriasey ana other summer
re- dents are much in favor OF the plan and VIII
undoubtedly help on the project IN various ways.
The next meeting OF the Methodist ministers Of the
Housatonic Valley Will be held at Canaan next
Tuesday. The Rev. l.. ~ Robbins VIII denver an
address and also the Rev. Mr.. stafford. of Lrnox.
Mr.. and Mrs.. H. +. Robbins have been spending
several DAYS in New York.
The BERKSHIRE China Clay Company have sold 400
acres OF land. tOg ether with their buildings In New
Marlboro. TO GOtthOld otto Etcrch for $4,000.
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department. In reference to communications for the
hess Editor.
PROBLEM 80. 12j.
Correct solutions received from Alan e. White.
New York. J. :. j.. jr. New York: Il. 6. Walker. New
York W. +. >. ~" York The R"y LoniN II. iiahlsr.
F E,.% H. Baldwin. jersey CITY. s. j.. r. schuicr.
Orange. v J. J. \. Dcwald Ncw brunswick. y. ].
j. II. Fc,scndcn. Boston. Mass. William Moran. south
Norwalk. Conn. aud DR.. {. u. k"ol"r. New Canaan
:. q. Carpenter. Chester. y. III CO 2. Kt-
y ,: = BIB = = II 20 SIX g.
r. Schlrmer r.. New .York-If CO 8, l Kt-B 4;
PROBLEM so. lci.
Additional correct solutions received from Mrs.
Charlotte f. Baldwin Jersey city: y. j.. g. >chirmer,
jr. New York: Charles smith. West Point. y. Y. :
j. \. Dcwald, New brunswick. y. J.; Clarence b.
X. l.. and August Kucnlc. Detroit. Mich:
Professor : W. Clark Sprnccrpor,. " Y. and
g. J. r.. lIoo>lck. Fal!s-lf Ok 81. Blk u; =
. -. X intcrpo,cs.
PROBLEM so. 1875.
Additional correct ;,lutIon received from S. A.
W. pnlcy. Stocl,le. Ncb.-lf RIB ) oh, K-Q3;
Ext Oh. XXX 1.
j. +. Richards. Farhavcn, VI: :. W. Clark spencer
port. y. w P-kt Il. R-Kt and If y
j. a. Dcwad. New Brunswick. y. J.--Ancr Q y p,
l R--ht .. mate follows by E-B , ch. . X moves {;
oxh"rR ~ p mate accoriinsly. -
W. W. Hays. Bunker I'M, Sc3.--h:tp l Q-kt q
l. Queens.
PROBLEM no. I2:.
Additional correct solution received from W. J.
IIaSkns. Rola. y. u.
senior j. Nichado. honorable secretary Havana Chess
Cmb-wc greatly obliged for your communications
and batch Of games.
Arthur Bmulstond. president Yale Chess Club--Many
Frank Rivers Rpon. wis-ILc publishers nre
Mcssrs. g. T.. runnms som, Twenty third It.. New
York. Yon can also obtain direct from TIE editor
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and an efficient officer. The action OF the Senate meets
the approval OF military men throughout the State
Pc1rot House has been leased for the coming season
Mr.. blanchard, who formerly kept the Marlboro otei
III \ .Anlk
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OVER THE CHESS BOARD.
BY W. STEfNITz
New.York. March 12. IL

New.York March 12. 1so3
All communicatons correspondence. ETC. should be al
dressed TO w Stinitz. Upper Montclat n D. All ''a''
game. and problems must reach this adares'
M, l,e, ,ha, Wednesday ~ Intended for publication on
the Sunday following News must arrive not is'ei 'A
Friday.
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Cuticura Resolvent

Tho Blood Purifier internally 20 cleanse The pIoeo
of ali Impurities poisonous ecment. and CUTlCOh
the great skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAp an ekquisi,
Skin Bcauthcr. externally 10 clear the skn ana b S
the Shedding Of scales measured quart daily, the mi
cracked bleeding burning and itching almost beyond
endurance hair ilfelcss all gone, sunerng teiroie
What other remedies have made such cures
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Sold everywhere. Price. CUTICURA. Soc S NnHi
25c; RI SOLVENT. 81. PREPARED by TIE POT Eh Diso"
IInr 10 Cure Skin DIseases "a pages. so illus
trations and testimonials, mailed free
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BAD SKIN DISEASE
Sores ON Face and Head from Infancy
Hair Scanty. Full Of DandruE
Specialists No Benefit.
Tried CuliCura. No More Sores. Hair
Thick, Complexion Clear. En'
tireiy Cured In 10 Weeks.

From nv infancy up to a few weeks ago. have been
troubled with skin dscase which caused sores 70 cor
,tantly break out my face and the top OF my hean
My hair very scanty and constantly hlieu WIN
dandrun have been treated By eminent specialists on
si" disease, also tried ali the different remedies al
yertiseI ali TO no purpose. At last tried CUTlCUHA
result after weeks treatment, was WONDERFUL ! e,i
entirely cured No moro sores my head or lace, no
more 9anduG in my hail. complexion clear scalp clean
and hair thick. wondsruI VIVA, san 40 to eApfe''
GEORGE Is. DAVIS, 60, ~ "
1861 W. ljth.st.. New YORK, NJ Z.
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so that it was intoeIable to bear: I had tried an
remedies by physicians who failed 70 ree'e ~ S
Wl,MIDIES We we're oil we'll One OF my boys hao ~
about five months. wouiu recommend '"c" =" VI"
persons SO afflicted. 49, - ~ NJ
CALEB ABER, Vienna, Warren Co., N. -
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1-Q-Kt 6, etc.
Black(Six pieces.

SELECTED CANES
A stubbornly contested game played AT Havana on
the I'd and Sd OF March. between Herr Walbrodt ana
senior NasuueZ,
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one half Of Mr.. Damr0sch's concert nj the Music
Hall this evening will be devoted 10 fragments rom
d. n Trovatorc which will be sung BY Miss Carlota
Nocondo Mrs Clara Poole King. a. L. Guile and
Giuseppe Campanar. Emmanuel Wad, pianist. will
play Iszts Hungarian Fantasia" and the orchestral
numbers will be overture by Chernbini Two numbers
from Grieg's second " Peer Gyntr suite. two dances
from Glucks "OrpheuS,' and Lao's Norwegian
Rhapsody
The concert OF the NOrdca operate Concert Com
pany. which Is set down for Tuesday evening OF
next week at tho Music Hail. promises TO be an
exceedingly entertaining affair ms snch things 60
Miss Nordica Will sing Becthoven's "Ah, perGdoia
Nine. scnlchi. the drinking song from Iuc, ezla
Borgia." Mr. Fischer. In descn hcgen Halcn
By Mozart. and air from La Julvr- and the
orchestra will play the introduction to the third
act OF "Lohengrn.' and Saint -snens's "Lc Rouct
dOmphals," Yhs GompaRy's forces Will bs united
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This much may be said from even hurried p"
ru.ol OF the planoforte score. Tinc Is thoroughly
mbued with the modern spirit. II" aims ut dramatic
EXPRESSION His music Is strong, characteristic ana
original lie Is practically unknown here his name
having figured only twice on public programmes In
New York one OF his best compositions for orchestra
j. incidental music written for Comedies Poyeuote'
or this Mr. Scidl and Mr. Van der >tuchcn nave pro
duced the overture. and Mr. Fleck. AT concert OF tt
Harlem philharmonic society. the ballet muse Ills
snuatn I'm {, minor for organ has been played hy MI
S,n,u,J p Warren 1incls principal Significance
hitherto has rested upon his work In behalf oil church
music lie Is III" successor OF L"nm"nS as director
NJ church music In Mrchclen. having held The post
since tho death OF Lemmcn> IN lcol 1ln'l ], Il
ItnIg,n and was born March 81 l-ji Ills father
w., srhoomn,t.r and organiSt and began hi,
musical instruction when III" child was eight years
lid I'm -63 the boy entered the Conservatory NJ
Uruss,s where his teachers were Brassin, D. dupont.
Gown, Kmfcrath, \. Mailly and samuel lie car
r.d of the lr, prize for panoiortc PLAYING IN 1873
and olout the same time made his frst essays IN com
positinn with set Of songs. In l-'I he won me
pri< a, Rome with "A canatn. " De klokke Kociaho.
and IA la-l became The successor OF Lemmrns
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CORRESPONDENCE.
PROBLEM 40. 1875.

The attention Of correspondents Is called TO the
chnnce 81 address notified at the head Of chess
department. In reference 10 communications for the
4 l..
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In the sextet from "Luca dl Lammermoor.s asA A.
third act Of Gounod's Faust"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-12

Mr. Walter J. Halls third concert OF chamA,,
music will take place in Chamber Music Hall q
the evening Of March 23 Mr.. Hall will have a.
help OF Laura III. Graves, Gustav DannreutLer ana
Emil SChenck.
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Telephone Egan M n9s the .lp R,s
coal.
coal.
A Leader.

Since its first introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now it is clearly in the
lead among pure medicinal tonics and
Notwithstanding nothing which
permits its use as a beverage or intox-
lcant, it is recognized as the best and
purest medicine for all ailments of
Stomach, Liver or Kidneys.-It will
cure Sick Headache, Indigestion, Con
stipatlon, aud drive Malaria from the
system. Satisfaction guaranteed with
each bottle or the money will be
refunded. Price only 500. PEI bottle,
Sold by w. B. Morrison & Co.
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Deed OF trust.

The deed of trust filed yesterday
by j. b. Daniels, Of Galveston,
conveyed the goods in his branch
house in Waco, for the benefit of
creditors. He did an installment
furniture business, in Waco, on a
limi. ed scale, the principal business
being in Galveston. lie owed only
$328 in Waco, $3.50 of that being
to J. O. Davis. His total indebt-
edness amounts to $9,o44 33 Hi;
assets will probably pay the debts
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Puzzle.

Yesterday q Nj. Hearne was IN
Sher II Burke's eff a~king the
presence of an eff ,er with him to
recover from a divorced wife, two
children. The man on whose land
she lived, had ordered llearne not
10 come on his place, aud he was
afraid to 90 without an officer. lie
did not want to incur the ex'
pense OF a writ, so he wanted the
states mantle of protection thrown
around him.
A few weeks ago his second wife
procured divorce from him, after
a married life CT Elk weeks. Inc
two children is all he has left, aud
he says he wants them.
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The debate in the house On :, 1
bill for the repeal of the foa.s4 &
ele ction laws, which will comfy \
another week before a vot %a' /
taken, has been as a rule unp.N.,
tame, instead of exciting, az il WI
expected to be. This is Law.
owing to the determination ~ "
Republican leaders not to al,.Y,
members of their party to my,
any "bloody shirt sneaa.
against the bill. If it be good
itics not to do what your oppons,.
want you TO do, this was good NY
tics, for the Democrats made M
cret of their desire to stir up A :,
hot partisan row. 1t may Cos
yet. A week is a lorg time =,
mans temper mighty uncertain,
The nomination of MIR. Van n
en- to be AMBASSADOR to lt,l5
which has been Enacted upon I
cause Of the charge that he cont
uted $50 600 towards the elec,i,
of President Cleveland with d
understanding that he was to b,,s
that flee, is still much gossir..
about. TIE seuate Commits 4
investigating the charge, and ca,
siderable political pressure il b
Jig brought to bear to secure 4
confirmation. The politicians va,
be sorry to see his nomination,
jected.
LIST OF PATIENTS. s
Granted TO Texas inventors Nv
week. Reported by G. A. Suo,.4
Co, solicitors of American NJ
foreign patents, opposite Unit
Stated patent Office, Washingts
A. P. Anderson, San Anton
car-coupling; L. Anderson, Pul
hame; M. Everhart, Austin, clo.
winding mechanism; A. Mach
lane, Austin, educational applianl
J. G. Walker, Waco, wind whs4
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Obituary..

Died at his home on Dutton street,
Waco, october 4th, Mr.. Ledley.
He was connected with the Francis
Smith Loan company, with head
quarters at San Antoulo, and had
been at home i'll about a week. He
leaves wife and SIX children. He
carried $4,000 life insurance. The
funeral took place TINS morning
from his residence.
For sick, nervous aud neuralgia head
ache use
The sure cure Bromo Sellzer,
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MAYORS Court.

His honor, Mayor Pro Ten Lacy
assessed the following fines this
morning;
Eb. Love, crap shooting, 80.
Reuben King, pistol, S25.
Tom Waite, selling liquor on
Sunday, SO,
Cbas. Wilson, gaming, 40.
J. T. Warren, sleeping in a pup
lie place, IL.
j. w. Taylor and John Goodrich
drunk, eaef, = SO.
Cha>. Long, gaming, $40.
Datch Humphreys, selling liquor
on sun ay, $50.
Walter McChesney, gaming, $40
Warren Canton, drunk, $55.
Rid Compton, gaming, SO
Total, 1913 80
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The Board OF Health.

The board held a meeting last
night. There were twenty SIX
deaths during September 1t seems
that there is something in the way
of enforcing the present sanitary
ordinance and the city physician
was instructed to confer with the
city attorney to see if they came OF
frame an ordinance which can be
enforced.
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The Waco Ice and Refrigeratl
company are the sole agents fort.
Big Muddy lump coal.
ALL AROUND TOWN.

Cotton is still rising. 1t react
: IS today.
The bursting of the hose,
night, retarded the work of the
men considerably.
Thanks for an invitation to
opening german of the Philo
erary club Monday, Oct. 9th.
Mrs. Ann Catherine BeaId;
wife of w. w. Beardalee, died
terday evening at 1880. Bl
services this afternoon at the u
Ollie church.
Protracted services are BE-
conducted in the Second PresD!
rian chuvch on Thirteenth
Jefferson streets. The pastor
assisted by able divines. Pn'
ing to night at s o'clock.
In the Harris building, vN
was burned last night, an exple
occurred, sending sparks aud
of wood in every direction %
raj firemen were more or lsH
jured. The sash were made 70
tie in buildings half mile dls'
A pair of little sorrel mules
day, hitched to a two.horse w
ought to be arrested for last
ing. They Hoped around among ID,
wagons without doing any a. aa !.
and finally sailed down Inn 4,
Webster and south on 1t TIL
got tired.
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OUR WEEKLY.

Merchants who want to reach coun
try readers, should Call and examine
the mailing galleys of the SEMI.
WEEKLY NEWS. 1t is presented as
the best medium for that purpose in
the city. Charges very reasonable.
The News prints the associated
pr sss kilograms twelve hours ahead OF
any paper in Waco
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Fire ! Fire !! Fire III!

Three grocery stores burned, but
don't be alarmed, Tom Moore has a
large and well assorted stock at 400
franklin street. The best groceries,
cheapest prices, best looking clerks,
fastest delivery horses. Every
thing good to eat you can think Of.
Try him.
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Successful Raid.

Officers Clay and Tucker had
business last night in the gambling
hall over the Cosmos saloon, owned
by w. E Armstrong. They made
seven arrests under the gaming law.
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Remarkable I!

What Climax Oh will do. 1t has
relieved more suffering humanity
than any otner medicine sold today.
Try it. Sold under positive guar
antee nv 81 DRUGGISTS
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Deputy Dunn Dead.

Deputy Sner fl Hugh Dunn, a
faithful aud efficient officer, died
yesterday At his home near Mart.
lie wa4 buried today near Mart, at
10 O'Clock.
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How Slow Time Goes

without the aid, the soothing in
fuence of Old Dominion Cigarettes.
The latest and most popular.
Photograph in each package.
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EIGHT Business Men Burned
Out This Morning.
SOME NARROW ESCAPES OF INMATES
sFamily and Boardgrs IIemmed in by the
Fiery Fiend'

Atl:l5 this morning the fire de-
partment responded promptly, ~
good time, to an alarm which told
them that the fiery hend had on his
fighting clothes.
In the kitchen Of the Taylor
House, in the stone building on the
south side of Austin avenue, be
tween Seventh and Eighth streets
the fire started When discovered
it had already gained considerable
headway. Mr.. Taylor says that 1t
was too late to try to save any
thing, realizing that he would do
well to get his family and occu.
pants out safely. The fire leaped
from room to room and cra*led
along the ceiling until it reached
the door of his bedroom, and even
az he passed out the flames were
reaching his bedroom cor.
Mrs. Archie Thomas, daughter
of Mr.. Taylor, delayed too long
trying to save her effects, and had
to be rescued by the tiremen, Some
persons were cut off and leaped
from the rear windows
Mr. Taylor's loss amounted to
81, 800; insured for 81, 200.
Caldwell & Luckett's grocery and
feed store was damaged both by
fire and water about 81 500 to
$4,000. Insured for 300
The building was Owned by w
j. A. Lacy, Of Dallas, and insured
for $500, which would fully cover
the damages.
X. Booker's tailor shop was dam
aged by water. His loss was about
$75. No Insurance
X. p Stone occupied a part o.
the stone building as saddle anC
harness shop, and lived in the rea
of the store His stock was con
siderably damaged, and all hi
household goods destroyed. II
had $3.50 insurance, which woul
not cover his loss.
John j. Brewers stock Of fix
tures were almost a total loss, va
ned at $4,000. Insured for s. ,o00
Prof. Il. III. HIPS building &C
joining that of J. Z. Stone, wa
considerably injured by the fir
burning through from above. Bu
this is fully covered by insurance
L. r, Mann occupied this hous
with $50 New Home Sewing m
chimes. All were water soakeC
Damage unknown yet, but though
to be considerable.
BY this fire alone seven firms al
out of business until losses can |
adjusted
The total loss is about $40. 900.
TENTH STREET FIRE.
While the department was e
gagged on Austin, flames broke OF
in the dwelling located on the mort
side of Tenth street between We
ster and Clay, occupied by l.
Anderson and owned by S. Harri
This building was entirely d
stroyed. MIR. Anderson's hous
hold goods, ETC., were all consume
Insured for 900. His FAM
narrowly escaped From this I'll
flames spread to s. Harris buildin
occupied as n store and dwellln
when was ruined but not entire
consumed. His storehouse was i
sured for 1 500; stock and fxtur
$1,000 His cottage was insnr'
for $500. The cottage on the We
was owned By Phillip Ssymore al
insured for 500; worth : goo
was totally destroyed. Boja
Lebelta occupied it. His loss "
complete except small quantity
household goods
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remarkable,

A child saved from the jaws Of
death by the timely use of Climax
OIL the best medicine on earth for all
pain
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"But Best Is Best"

The Old Dominion Cigarette.
w nat more can be wanted? Try a
package. Photo in each.
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Rheumatic Pans.

In one minute the Climax Oil will
relieve rheumatic, sciatic, hip, kidney.
chest, and all mus cular pains, and
weakness. Don't fail to try it. Sold
by al! druggists at so cents and 81 a
bottle.