davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-07

Col. Me H. Williams, of Bankhead, is in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-07

MT. A. Blum leaves in a few days for the Eastern markets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-07

NOR sALE.--Scholarshi in one of the besa \ business colleges in the country. Apply at the Graphic office. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-07

Monarch" king of bicycles.
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NOR SALE-A horse and jump-seat surrey, F Inquire at No. los Ohio street S6 6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-07

Y OST-A pair of gold wire spectacles some L where between cor. 3rd and Cherry and High School Finder will be suitably re-
 warded by returning same to l.. B. Austin.
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25 Per Cent. Discount

on Chidren's Suits, of which we have quite an assortment. Lots of good things that Ha will M do for SEnIo @oo to S for one that would be cheap at $500. Young Mems Suits, l. to l9 years, coat. We have several styles of Mems Suits which We bought late in the season and with @ the n discount punt naents. We have an All-Wool Suit at $500, 6.5O, $500 and 5000, less 25 per cent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-07

Mrs. R. H. Stearns and Mrs. W. D. Hearn leave today, the former for Toronto, Canada, and the latter for Menominee, Mich. to visit her sister, Mrs. Ebert. They will not return to Pine Bluff until about October.
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Is to 1

Don't understand that we sell 16 Studebaker wagons for one 5 but that we intend to sell Is StudebalSer wagons to our com- petitOrs' I, and to do this we are going to sell at same prices our competitors sell their cheap wagons. Two cars just received in all sizes.
 d&Wtf THE K. M. KNOX co.
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10 to l..

Any one of of our sixteen clerks Will take great pleasure in showing you the many bargains we are offering.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-07

On July IS, 1896 we will present an elegant kMBALL PIANO. cut of which you see above, to the lady making the most cash purchases during the year at store
 This will not be limited to the purchases made by the lady alone but her friends can have their purchases credited to her account.
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TRAGEDY In A HOTEL.
Paramour of n Woman Killed by Her
Father and Brother.

CORSICANA. Tex. July 2.-George Wake
was shot and killed at the Matthews Hotel,
last night. by j. W. and A l.. Thompson.
OF Groesbeck- Wake had an appointment
with Thompson's daughter. Mrs. Faulkner.
The father and son. suspecting all was not
right, followed the daughter 10 Corsicana.
On arriving at the hotel the Thompsons
found Wake and Mrs. Faulkner in a room
together and began firing at Wake. Eight
bullets entered his body. but before he died
he shot A. l.. Thompson. badly wounding
him. while the clothing of j. w. Thompson
shows the track of another bullet. The
Thompsons were Immediately arrested by
officer John Mutt who had come hastily
from the depot, having been informed by a
conductor that tragedy was about 20 oc-
cur. Mr.. Faulkners BUSH takes him
away from home a great and in his
absence his wife remained ar parents
at Groesbeck. In January 9 E. Wake
engaged In the saloon bushes. Groesbeck
with Thompson. Wake left GrD ssbeck yes
terday After he had gone Mrs. Faulkner
set about making preparations for visit
she got on the train this morning she was
followed by her father and brother. who
occupied a different car. When she reached
this city Wake, who was expecting her,
met her at the train and escorted her 10 the
room. The father and brother followed,
and the tragedy occurred as stated Mrs.
Faulkner refuses to make a statement, but
claims to be absolutely innocent of any
wrong doing.
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FITzsIMMoNs's DEFENSE.
'.Bob's" Attorney Says Riordan Was
Subject tn Apoplectic Attacks.

SYRACUSE, y. Y. July 2.--In the trial
of pugilist Fitzsimmons to-day counsel for
the defendant asked Judge Ross 10 dismiss
the case on the ground that the people have
not proved a case. Justice Ross denied the
motion but said he may charge the jury as
10 whether or not the contest was legal
and If what constitutes assault in the
third degree. Attorney McLennan. IN pre-
senting the case for the defense. stated he
would prove by a police commissioner and
captain of police Quigley that there was
no infraction OF the law. The defense would
also prove by an eminent physician that
Riordan had suffered a stroke OF apopleXy
and was told that IL he did not stop drink
ing and violent exercise he would soon die.
Riordan never informed Fitzsimmons OF
this. Captain Quigley testified that the
sparring was light and that he did not see
Riordan throw his head upward ana back,
ward Indeed he had not noticed that
either man hit the other.
Captain Quigley testified that be saw
Ricrdan stagger and then assume an up
right position and put up his fists. and he
thought. strike blow DR.. L. H. Brown
characterized the sparring as very light.
and when Riordan fell he says he heard dis
tinctly the report of his head striking the
floor of the stage.
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CITY NEWS NOTES.

The anniversary exercises of the German
Lutheran Orphans Home Monday netted
the institution 500.
The jury in the Stahlcup murder case
was charged by Judge McCray yesterday.
1t did not reach verdict last night
Rev. Wilbur p. Craft. OF Washington, ID.
c.. former prominent Methodist minister
in this State, is registered at the Grand
The prayer-meeting of the Second Presby-
terrain Church will be held this evening on
account of tomorrow being the evening OF
the Fourth OF July.
A large number of sisters frem the vari-
converts of the city left yesterday for
the summer retreats at Oldenburg, near
Cincinnati. Terre Haute and New York
Alexander Low was yesterday declared
insane. He was arrested for an offense in
the courthouse yard lie is a mental Inn
becile. 1t is said his former home was in
Marion.
Christian Staley an old man eighty-five
Infirmary, died yesterday at the institution
of old age IL Is thought that he has rela-
tives living in Decatur township
Secretary of State owen was called to
owen, who is at the Hotel Richelieu- Mr..
owen has promised to deliver the Fourth
of July address at Kentland
A very large attendance crowded the
lawn at st. Johns Clsrgy House last even
ing The grounds Wei Illuminated by cleo
trio lights and Japa:sese lanterns and the
booths and tents were a mass OF fiags and
bunting. The festival was so successful
that it will be repeated this evening
Tomorrow all cars on the Central-avenue
line will run to the fair grounds after 8
o. clock i'm the morning. There will also be
a fifteen-minute interval OF trains 10 the
fair grounds via College avenue. Cars VIII
run TO Fairview Park every fifteen min
utes via College avenue and every ten min
utes via Illinois street
Fred Hanley, a sixteen-year-old boy. liv-
ing at No 123 Locke street. was struck in
the head by stone last evening, which
caused a severe scalp wound. Hanley and
some other boys had a difference and stones
were thrown. The physicians at the City
Hospital, near where the trouble occurred.
dressed HanIey's injury. ~
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Crown Hill cemetery. on her wheel. in the
afternoon. When near a high embank-
ment Miss Saxon became interested in an
approaching vehicle. woman was en-
horses Not being aware OF the embank-
ment so close at hand, the unfortunate
young lady rushed heastl0ng over IL,
dislocating her hip. Niss saxon was taken
to the home of her sister On Indiana ave-
nue., whore proper me'iical treatment was
admins tered.
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"wHIsTLINGp DAyISS wHIM.


Los ANGELES. Cal. July 2-For five
years past Nhistling'' Davis. of Long
Beach, has kept the corpse OF his dead
child I'm little coffin in his house at a
locality known as the Willows. The neigh
bors have at intervals demonstrated and
threatened without avail. He has stub
any one TO have II inferred. Lately the
neighbors became excited about the affair
The coroner was notified and is about TO
begin an investigation, II being held that
there is a law making IL Illegal for per-
son to thus retain the body OF decayed
human being. Humane officer Wright and
constable De La Monte went 10 Long Beach
to arrest the man. On going TO his house.
they found the little casket containing the
body under the porch. They took IL in
charge, and opening Ii found In IL the
little dried skeleton. An inquest will be
held tomorrow.
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WILL NOT LET 1T DROP.
The buchanan Case to he Pushed by
the Dead Mans Attorneys.

NEW YORK, July 2.-Col. George w.
Gibbons. who with A. C. Butts labored hard
to save the wife murderer DIR. Buchanan.
from the electric chair. said that he did
not intend to let the case drop. Nothing,
however, can be done until the United
States Supreme Court decides the question
of our appeal" he said. 1--WE will perfect
our appeal. perhaps making some modifica-
tons TO suit the present condition OF facts.
and then ask for an opinion. We will pro-
coed exactly the same as though DR.. Bu-
chanan were alive"
"Will you begin an action against the
State and the warden at Sing Sing for dam
ages, holding them responsible for the death
OF your client?" Colonel Gibbons was asked.
IF the United States supreme Court de-
TO the limit" he replied
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charged with Fraud.

SPOKANE, Wash, July 1.-TWO sensa-
tional arrests have been made here In con-
the government by issuing illegal Chinese
registration certificates. Those arrested
are James Graham. register OF the land Of
fee at Occur d'Alene City, and bdward
Rick. Warrants are also in the hands OF
deputy United States marzhals for the ar
res. of w. F. Pollard and Harry Triton.
formerly of this city, but now at Kendrick,
Ida. Complaints were sworn 10 by F. ID.
SCHUYLER. Chinese inspector sent out by the
Treasury Department at Washington, with
headquarters at Seattle.
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blow to the American Fibre Chamois Com
pany, Of New York. and may be the fore
runner for the outcome of many actions
out the United states The fibre COM
pany brought suits against various firms
here for infringement Of their patents in
the manufacture of fibre. which is largely
court holds that the patents held by the
plaintiff company are absolutely void. Sim
liar suits are pending against big dry-goods
houses or fibre manufacturers in nearly
all Of the large cities throughout the coun-
try
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yANDALrA LINE
S33.OO
$1,000


Account National Educational meeting
July 5th to 18th. Tickets. will be sold on
July 3. 4. 5. good returning by extension
Vandalia line equipment and traif - rvice
Is the best. Parlor cars on day lrains erd
sleeping ears on nightftrains. Leave In
dianapolis 80 a. m, $50 a. m, 1.25 a. m.
1910 noon. and II 20 y. m. On July 3 and s,
train leaving Indianapolis at 1870. noon
will have FREE CHAIR CAR. running
through TO Denver without change. Call on
agent. No. As West Washington street. No.
IS Jackson place, Union Station, or address
GEO. T.. ROCKWELL.
District PASSENGER Acenf
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WAGE INCREASE OF 10 PER CENT.


Yesterday the National malleable iron
works. of Haughville. notified its two hum
dred employees that wages would be adj
vanced 10 per cent. The company's OFF,
GERS say this move Is justified by an increas-
ing business at remuneratlve prices. with
prospects bright for the future. The en-
1ubi1ant over the increase.
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At Old sausus Track.

SAUGUS. Me-. July 1.-THE second weeks
racing at Old Saugus race course. Frank
lin Park. was inaugirated to-day. The fav-
orites won handiiy in straight heats. Re-
suits:
2:2S trot Diminished last Wednesday, FL
Raine won first second and fifth heats
and race in 21s, 2:17s4, 2:iy7e. Susie won
third and fourth heats in 2:22is. 2:ais.. Lynn
Belle, Nashville Mona A. Juliet. Church
bell, Chester Morris, Marine. Kit Baker and
Juno Wthers also started.
2:22 pace Antidote won In three straight
heats. Time, 2:20i4. 2:16s4 2:20. Simon Boil
yer, Albert Barking, Donne and Rocktown
also started.
2:24 trot. Sylex won in three straight
heats. Time, 2:2114, 2:171a. 2:20h. Althe,
Quality, Elsinore, Taylorson, Fowler Boy
and Madge Wilkes also ran.
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MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. July 2.-Results
of to-day's events:
Free for all pace; purse, 5000. Robert j.
won in straight heats. Time, 2:l2i4, 2:10.
2:0s. Seal, Lena Hill. Two Strikes. Albert
E, Vera Capel. La Belle, Belle Malone
also started.
2:2s pace; purse. $1,000, Redstraith won
in straight heats. Time, 2:l7ia, 2:l7A,
2:171t. Thomas Edison, Thurston, Happy.
Jr., Patsy G., Bar-Me-Not and Yull also
started.
2:2s trot; purse 8, oo0 Genie L. won in
straight heats. Time. 2:1914, 219A, 300.
Senator L., La France, Lady Nutwood,
Doll. Boy Blue, Shendallah. Morgan Prince
also started.
$50 trot Electrophel won first and Sec
ond heats and RAGE. Time, 2:3212, 2:211s.
Bob Collins Minnie Brentwood, Annie Aler-
ton. Baroness, Marguerite and Phrase also
started.
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Judge Harvey yesterday denied the mo-
ton for new trial in the Trip divorce
case which he set aside. He said that it
Was a new thing 10 the court that a man
could be citizen OF Indiana and at the
same time be elected member of the Chi
cago Board of Aldermen The case VIII be
appealed 10 the Supreme Court
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Attempt TO wreck the "Money Train.''


PLATTSMOUTH. Neb., July flames
Foxwell. a carpenter residing In this city.
went TO England last winter to establish
his rights as claimant to a one-third
share Of his deceased uncle's estate. The
old gentleman died intestate. The trial
was had some two weeks ago. and a letter
received here brings the news TO Foxwelf 5
family that he has been victorious. The es-
tate is valued al &0O.0o0.
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ST. LOUIS, No.. July 1.-The seven
teenth annual convention OF the Music
Teachers National Association met at 2:30
o'clock this afternoon with a large number
OF prominent musicians present from vari-
Gus parts or the country. The convention
will be In session several days.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 2.-The United
states cricket team. made up of repre-
sentatives from the Universities Of Penn
sylvania, Harvard and Haverford. won from
the Canadian collegians to-day by 30 runs
]. y. Henry University OF pennsylvania
made the best stand of the day, carrying
his bat for AZ runs. A F. r. Martin, Osgood
Hall. was top scorer for the visitors.
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CHICAGO July 2.-Chicago beheld its
first bicycle parade tonight and the sight
was a beautiful one, fully five thousand
vheelmen being in line. The parade was
made nm of three divisions and in BODY
met at the entrance to Garfield Park. From
tbare the entire mass of wheelmen rode to
Union Park three miles down Washington
boulevard, where the parade broke up: IL
was fire sight, as many OF the men mad
three and four lights fixed to their wheels,
and All sorts of devices for carrying diner-
ant cojored lights were put into service.
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The State Library Board met yesterday
and organized 1t is composed Of the men,
bers of the State Board OF Education. No
business was transacted. except TO make a
few rules for the guidance or fhe State LIZ
brarian in regard 10 the purchase of new
books for the library.
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The Relay Finished nv RAN.

George Ninncdge. of this city one of the
relay bicycle riders from Indianapolis to
st. Louis. arrived AT Camp Hancock at IL 30
yesterday morning. On account OF the bad
condition of the roads the rider went from
Pocahontas. III. to ST. Louis By rail.
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barney Driving Park Opening.

ELKHART. Ind, July 2.-The opening of
the s. E. Barney Driving Park to-day was
largely attended. The results follow:
300 class: trotting. Augustine won in
straight heats. Time, $780, 2:30 and 233. De-
corum second. Currency third, Carrie B.
fourth.
$50 pace: purse, $780, May Murphy won in
straight heats; Duchess O'Neil second, Top
sy r. third, Billy r. fourth. Time, 2lssa.
2:2311, 2:27
heats: Glenmore second, Almond third,
Strathallen fourth. Time,s 2:19le, 2:22. 219A.
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Kansas City Winners.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, July 2-Results of
to-day's races:
First ace-Three-quarters of a mile.
Joe Courtney to g. won: Wedgefeld, to
/, second, Morgan, 10 to L., third. Time, o.
Second-five and half, furlongs. Wanda
T.. TO 1. won: Murphy. 10 to J., second;
Third-Four and a. half furlongs. John
Boone, TO 5, won: Hawthorne Belle, to
1, second King Hazel, To 2. third
Time, 200.
Fourth-One mile and one-sixteenth. Euna,
to L. won; Cyantha, to 2, second; Martha
Smith, TO l. third. Time, LOO.
Fifth-Three-auarter of mile. Alva, 4
to /. won; Belle Stout, to l, second; VAL
lera, to 1, third. Time. 20.
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WEATHER BUREAU FIGURES.

Temperature Records Yesterday
Morning and Inst Night.
The local forecast official Of the Weather
Bureau furnishes the following observa
tions taken yesterday at the places and
hours named: fAa
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TALK OF ATHLETES
YALE's REPLY Considered ny OK
FORD AND CAMBRIDGE.
Winners of the Coming Intercoliegi-
Americans-Feeling at Harvard.

LONDON, July 2.-The reply of the ath-
letes of Yale to the challenge of Oxford
and Cambridge has been communicated TO
the latter. and is praised by the athletes
of the two last named universities as being
a sportsmanlike document. An informal
meeting of the Cambridge University Ath-
letic Clubs committee took place this aft
ernoon. 1t was the unanimous feeling of
the members present that if Cambridge de-
feats Oxford in the approaching intercol-
legiate games, and if Yale will then chal-
lenge Cambridge alone, Cambridge will ac-
cept the challenge. The committee of the
Oxford University Athletic Club held a
similar meeting to consider Yale'sx letter.
and arrived az practically the same under
standing as arrived at by the Cambridge
men. Messrs. Koran and Oakley exchanged
views this evening on the subject of Yaie's
reply TO Oxford and Cambridge, and came
TO the conclusion that oxford and Cam
bridge could not meet Yale alone. Cam
bridge alone is extremely anxious to meet
Yale. Y
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only Two Day. OF Trottins.

Special to the IndianapoIs JOurnaI-
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July 2.-It was de-
cided to have but two days trotting. to-
morrow and the Fourth instead of a three
days meeting, beginning to-day. There are
eight events for which there are good en-
tries.
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Governor Matthews is expected to arrive
home before next Sunday. A private tele-
gram from him states that he will leave
Boston for Portland. Me-, to-day, going by
boat From there he will go 10 Old Point
Comfort. from which place he will come
home by way OF Washington.
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For Indana--Fair; warYer2in northern
portion; variable winds, becoming southerly.
For Illinois-Fair, except showers in ex-
treme southern portion; southeasterly
winds.
For Ohio-Fair; light variable winds.
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The following is summary of the me-
neurological conditions for the month of
June for this section. compiled by the In
dianapolis Weather Bureau:
Mean barometer, 1905; highest, 30.3S, on
the It'll; lowest, 20 &c. on the 13tn.
Mean temperature 49, highest, 100, on the
Sd; lowest, 81, on the 7th and Sth; greatest
daily range. 80. on the Sth; least daily
range, 5, on the 30th. Mean temperature
for this month in 1871. az 1872, %; 1873, u;
H. 1850, 70; 1884, 81 1882 p; 1888. q; 1854. 20;
1856, co. 1885, SO; 1887, "A; 1888 "a 1882 81: $780,
IL 1884, IA 1892, 20; 1893, 70; 1894 IS; 1895, 76.
Temperature for this month for twenty
four years, 49, Annual excess of daily mean
temperature, 1885, average daily excess, 4-3;
accumulated deficiency of daily mean tenn
eprature since Jan. l. 204: average daily de-
ficiency, IL
Prevailing direction of wind, southeast;
total movement of wind. 40sS miles. Maxi
mum velocity of wind, direction, and date,
twenty-four miles. from the north. on the
18th.
Total precipitation, 149 inches. Number
of days on which OF inch or more of pre-
cipitation FELL IL. Total precipitation lin
inches) for this month in 1871, Isl 1872 g. 2s
1S73 $40; 1874, 5.25: 1875, 122l 1876. 754: 1877
62l: 1878 225: 1872 2e4; 1880 S4S; 1881 392s
1882 1885, 1883. 4.59: 1854. All: 1855. 5.74 1885,
492: 1857 As; 1855. 2.65; 1889, ASS; 1890. 4.45:
1891. go: 1892. s.S4. 1895. s02: 1894. s76 1895
40. Average precipitation for this month
in precipitation during month. s.5S; total de-
ficiecy since JAN /, 49,
Number of clear days. Is: partly cloudy.
G. F. r.. WAPPENHANs.
Local Forecast Official.
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May Day, to 1. second; Rain Drop. 5
to !. third. Time. 1:i2s..
.Fifth-About six furlongs; The Drummer
IL TO 5, won, Reno. TO l, second: Arno,
to l. third. Time. 1:13t.
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Accident tn n Young Lady Cyclist.
Yesterday Miss Minnie Saxon met quite
serious accident. She Was returning from
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CLEVELAND. o. July 2-The United
States Circuit Court has handed down q
decision which may prove to be knockout
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lt Is non poisonous. antseptic soap for the relief
ana cure OF all diseases OF the skin and scalp. For
toilet s twice good plain soap for the
price perfect soap for the baby For sale by all
druggists-2c. SANADoR MEDICAL Co., 10 and II
vontewarer ST, ". Y.
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Umbrellas

Good English Gloria Umbrellas, para
gon frame, natural wood sticks, for 75c
each. Others at S1.19 and $50, with
trimmed sticks. All splendid values.
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PeffisDryGOOdsCO
A BEAUTIFUL
COMPLEXION

Is attained by the use OF
S-a-n-a-d-o-r Skin Soap.
1t stimulates the glands to
healthy action, and prevents
blackheads, pimples, chap
ping, roughness, redness and
other skin -blemishes. 1t is
pure, mild, antiseptic and re-
freshing, leaves the skin soft,
velvety and healthy, and is
unequaled for eczema and all
other skin eruptions.