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List of Letters Remaining in the

List of Letters Remaining in the F. o. at Monticello, Ark,
 Unclaimed for 30 days. Cohn, C. W
 .iohusen, Mrs. Hattie The above nnIess called fof within the next two weeks will be sent to the dead letter office
 A. NJ. BELL, P. NJ.
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The MonticeI1Onian.
FRIDAY, MAY. r, 1895.
Local Mention.

Mir. w. D. Roddy, of Morrell, was here this week.
 There was considerable hail east of town last Friday.
 Dr. ". c. Kimbro, of Tyro, was in town last Tuesday.
 Mr. Chas Matthews, of Port land, was here last week.
 The way to keep the grass down is to keep digging
 Mir. John Marr, of Warren, Was a visitor here last Monday.
 Miss Lucy Garrison, of Warren, was here on visit this week.
 Mr. J. Y. Erwin, was up from his Bayou Plantation this week.
 Mr. F. M. Simpson, of Fountain Hill, was in town last Tuesday.
 A new post office is to be estab- lished on Wolf Prairie at Deane.
 MT. Ala Rankin returned sfrom visit to Little Rock last Satur- day.
 Mrs. Wommack, of Morrell, was here on a visit to relatives last week.
 The farmers have had some good grass killing weather this week.
 Mr. $. NJ, Courtney, of Haley, was visitor to our town last week
 Mir. Thos. H. Matthews made a business trip to Memphis last week.
 z. T. Wood, Esq, is attending Chanccry Court, at Hamburg, this week.
 Visiting cards-latest styles 15 to 20 cts.
 1t. BROWN, HALL < Go.
 Mir. Walter McKennon, of Ar kansas City, was here on visit last week.
 Mr. Geo. H. Bell was here this week. He has been out on q trip for his house.
 J. G. Williamson, Esq. is at tending Chancery Court at Ham burg, this week.
 Dr. W. F. Bessellieu and wife have gone to Arkansas City, on a visit to relatives.
 Miss Annie Killian, of Port land, is here on visit to rela- tves and friends.
 Miss Hannah Underwood is back home from visit to rela tives in Louisiana.
 Our young friend, MT. Dan Koonce, of Arkansas City, spent Sunday in our town.
 Dr. W. A. Brown, wife and daughter have returned from their recent visit to Memphis.
 Mr. Wm. NJ. Robertson and Miss Bertic Robertson made wis it to Memphis last week.
 Mr. Leon Meyer, of New Or leans, and dozen other drummers were in our city this week.
 Hides will rot, moth ruin furs early. Take them to Shell and got the money at once Ii.
 Mr. Parsons, travelling man for Lippman Bros, of Savannah, Ga, was in our city last Friday.
 Dr. F. s. Wright. of Arkadel phia, came in last Tuesday on a visit to relatives in our town.
 Drop J. E. Shell a card, or see him about fat sheep or goats. He also needs good beef cattle. If.
 The Street Commissioner, MT. R P. Shelton, is getting in some good work on the streets these days.
 Do you ever get sick, or need medicine2 Then call at Brown, Hall & Co.'S. They sell for cash, and mighty cheap. 1t.
 The Primitive Baptist people had communion services at old Piney Church last Saturday and Sunday.
 Mir. John Herbert Page, late of the Government Printing Office, of ,Vaob in,rtnn ID c WaS in tho
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bD4-zH-
 All free

Those who have used Dr.. Klng's New Discovery know its value, and those who have not, have now the opportunity to try it free. Call on the advertised Druggist and get Trial Bottle, Free. Send your name and address to II. E. Bucklen < Co.,, Chicago, and get q sample box of Dr. Kings NewLife, Pills free, as well IS T copy of Guide to Health and Household Instructor, Free. All of which is guaranteed to do you good and cost you nothing. Brown, Hall < Co.'S. Drugstore.
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Di"0S0 OA iaoo tO | LII corn.
 Parties wishing Jersey calves from T. H. Matthew's registered Rnl! "Gold Dust" will find him ID W. A. Woods pasture. Terms s3.0O cash; insurance $500. St
 Among the Lincolnites who pressed brick in our town last week, were Messrs. T. w, Hay. good and J. W. McPherson,
 MT. L. D. Owens says that he has doubled his feed crops, this year. His motto is to raise hogs and to raise something to feed them on.
 Capt. T. w. Owens, of Bombay, who mas been sick for sometime, Is out hore recuperating. We hope that he will soon be restored to perfect health.
 Do you chew tobacco? Does your wife let you spit on the fire and drown 1t out, while she IS out after kindling2 Be a nice man, get three boxes of No-to-bac and quit chewing. Sold on guarantee.
 1t. BROWN, HALL < Go.
 Badness Js either hereditary or caused by sickness, mental ex- haustion, wearing tight-ftting hats, and by overwork and trou- ble. Halls Remover will prevent it.
 If you want to sell or buy good beet, mutton or kid call round at R. D. Wells Meat Market. He will also pay the highest market price for hides, beeswax and sage. If.
 Mir. Bateman Atkinson, of Pine Bluff, has arrived and commenced work on Mr. V. J. Trotter's new residence. This will be the finest residence i'll our city when com pleted.
 The case of the State of Arkan- sas vs. Allen Jacks-a charge for accessory to an assault with intent kill, was dismissed by Justice Far ley, for lack of evidence to support the charge.
 Don't let tho railroad project die out. s4O,000 may appear a large sum at first glance; but Mon tieello could raise that much itself and then have money enough left to purchase a steamboat.
 Plums will soon be ripe and then comes apricots, June apples and early peaches. There will be lots of fruit this year, and it will be all the moro appreciated be- cause there was none, of any con sequence, last year.
 One of the finest and fattest beef cows that we have seen for many day, was driven through town by Mir. R. D. Wells, last Tuesday. He was carrying her to the slaughter-pen, to prepare meat for his customers.
 Just before going to press we receive the sad intelligence that Hon. N. Y. Wadsworth and wife lost their little eight months old babe, by death, on Wednesday last, They have the sincere sym pathie of all our people.
 Our friend and fellow-townsman, Mr. R. B. Leslie, who attended the Grand Lodge of the Knights and Ladies of Honor, at North Little Rock last week was selected as one of the Grand Trustees of that order. A better selection could not have been made.
 The little one year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jett Arnett, of this city, was badly sealded from the knee down, one day last week, by turning a kettle of boiling water over on her. The burn is very serious and deep one but we sin cerely hope that she will recover.
 Ayers Hair Vigor restores nat ural color to the hair, by stimulat- ing healthy action of the scalp. This preparation also produces vigorous growth of the hair, and gives it beautiful lustre and youthful appearance. Recon mended by physicians, clergymcu, and scientists.
 As the strenpth of a hnildine de-
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ANNUAL SCHOOL. MEETING.


 There will be an Annual School Meeting of the Electors of School District ot Monticello, in Monti- cello, Drew County, at tie May OTIS office, in said town, the third Saturday In May, 1895. At this meeting the following matters will be submitted to the consideration and action of the electors of said District: The election of two di- rectors for th onsuiag three years, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the expiration of the terms ul office of T. H. Matthews aud N. T. Tool, and to vote for tax q. against school tax for the main. tainance of the free public schools i'll said distrlet, tor the incoming year. It is desired that every eiector be present.
 X T. WooD.
 Sec. School Board, May s, 1895.
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Bucklen's Arniea Salye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever, Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Ghilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptiohs, and posp lively cures Piles. or no pay re- qnired. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money re- funded. Price 9 cents per box For sale by Brown. Hall X Co.
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General Assembly Presbyteriau Church, Dallas, Texas, May
 19 To 26, 1895.

For the above ramed occasion. round trip tickets will be on sale at Monticello, May, 18th, fifth and 15th-limited to return to June 3rd. Continuous passage in eacI, direction. One fare--Sl4.00-s round trip.
 E. B. WiNDEs Ast
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Warning Order.

IS THE DREW CHANcERY CouRT.
 1. L. SMITH, plaintiff,
 Ns.
 MofEiR SMITH, defcHdant. The defendant, Mollic smith. Is waIned n app,nr in lltie Court @itiIa thirty days and an>wcr the complaint or the plaintiff, I. l.. smith l.. r. HoKE, Apr l5. '95. Clerk.
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DREW CHANcERY CotRr,

DREW CHANCERY CotRF, FANNIE BILLIARD, Plaintiff.
 against
 HEeK BILLIARD, Defendant. The defendant, Heck Billiard, is warhcd to appear in this court within thirty day E, nd answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Fannie Elliard
 L. k. HoRE, Apr. 12th 1895, Clerk,
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J H. HHNEMoN, Count. Examiner.
MERRY SpRINGTIME.

Monticello, May, II.
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ACCOUNTS CURRENT.

Apr. l2th. I895,
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10000 600 10 sslGlsIg
!: !. !, RECEPTION.
a Pleasant Time :.t :lllll.sll
Mrs. nj. IL. Mann &.


a reception was held at the rest
dence Of Mr.. and S::AIr 81. ANN
last Saturday light. the occasion BE-
ing in honor Of the Misses Kiehle ofs
Minneapolis. The guests were treat
ed to a glorious sleigh ride il the afs
Eternoon BY Lee Shell and at an earl
hour II the evening they arrived at2
MI. and Mrs. Mann's beautiful resi-
dence. Games aud music was the Or
|derof the evening, after which re1s
freshments were served AT 4 late
hour the guests were driven to their
different homes, having most fully
| enjoyed thsmselves.i q. ss5Ssss
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Almost a Wreck.

About 4 mile and : half this side
Of Bigelow last Monday one of the
tires Of the drive wheels Of the engine
drawing train No. Z broke and the
train was unable to proceed and was
obliged to wait until another freight
arrived when the. disabled train vas
hauled back 70 Bigeiow The II ~
train was delayed about 40 minutes.
Homeseekers' Excursion
Ala b, E. y Ry u, On NOV. 9th
and DEC lth. From stations vest of.
Iowa Falls tickets will be sold on
Nov 18th and Dec. 10th, Round trip
tickets will be sold at rate Of ONE
FARE plus 81. co. to points a the fol-
lowing states and territories Ala 81
Ibama, Arkansas, Indian Territory,
;Kentucly Louisiana, N Mississippi \
Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas and Tenn
iessse. Call on b. 9: r. g N. agents 1
for rates and further information 81
address
Morton,
81. e. II p. a. rs
5ss Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Hood VI Pills mi ths siiysr and
} soxela; act essil Y st romptly
and eH Gent

Gillett ~ boug AZ a millinery store
4 clay pigeon shoot. Wa held ny
the ~ hing ton un club last
\ Thussd ONE ,ood scores were
made
yitt ss ,,sss Is epressnt-
|siAg ~ IIAmilt ION Y anuf acturing Co.
sof ~ wo River, i Isl was siins town yes.
tsrday sESs2s
ne Aissss iehls rsturned to
thsir home il St IF aul Y onday night
aftsr q week visit with their brother,
Prof Ki.hls.
ows iisS the til ~ hav your u
bugg..s md vag onss painted 1 l;l y.
ntioner will 1 paint your b!igsies
for YOU for SIS, %. 5 S''sa5
MI anime = u. 2. II umiston III y
ofswind mills pumps feed grinsdl,s,r'rs',
ihosss powers and corn shel Her, ETC. &.
Bssts I'D the mar et II s t3|3S
[iss Gertie Mott retaraea from 81,
Hsron Lake Monday whers shs. had g
.ipssa "a 4 visit to hsr erand pare s1ltaI
since Thanksgiiy wing 3 ~ 81
Examine J %. Hnmiston's line
l5of Wind mills, jumps, fhsd grinders,
Ihorsa powers and corn shel Hers, stc.
BEST on the mar et.
ohm Hammer berg who has been
visiting friends here for the past
week returned to- his home in 2 2
Crosse, VA sS n nday .5 " 8s5s N
Beware Of steel Range peddlers
now infesting the count r.: Evans II,
Bros. will sell you 4 better Range at
I.s2OO 100 less than their prices: ss5
Died On ii ~. q, 1896, at the
home 81 her parents, pr and Mrs lsll' ],
IsBjehing, il Red Wing " inn lAallr
Elmer Bassett, aged ~ l.9s years.
a border is used to sset off Il AZ II
tn otas a fence to Pre- pre-
won't the type BILL gin S $50 i.
tie aeS col ums i. ters 5 Ink Hi
Is \ 5((s1ar hi "a liter Of e. R;
|smith Of this place spent 4 hanksgiy
lng WIFE her lathsr, tprn1ne 'o nj 81
eoms u 81. ii !. j q.
II ,,A'ey Y Is I, 1ns u. lssl
fsssase r ussls & sss.l M ND q
III, Q. Mo, !. DIN q ss3
larf,ts stoc !, sof bone dry lumber
ls ca,,a ri 81 on laid. Ail ii, orders
vi ,,ro,n1,l III filed ii q Prices s,2 Thu loves
I'm III III TunH1Lb Lun1Brs Co.s
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il the Schultz block Y is 81 l lag en-
NJ IA, 8 nd Christ.
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ing Wiitl his fan,il III
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in ST. Paul 81 ure ss5
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ti n Luy II Il 81 III
sd ssssond band Bass Burners.
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sah and Nil social At 81;
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u Barr Paints q Evans Bros
3sss VIII Hazard made + business
h trip ZIP 81 Heron TAI 81 Fri ia
Pumps, All kind Is, wood and iron
b as loHest price Evans Bros
Smith 81 Y inneap polls Is i ill!
~ this week tuning pianos. 55t8
Born, Oh Frid q y, n ~: 2299t h,@a son
sstoS Il. ia S nal llwood
u ons has moved n his u law
ss Office over the s chul tz b uild ling Il;
DeWe Of the " Y ii lliit q
Stock d IN; 4 "a town n v \, onday
our III u Il Pol 81
si box Bros
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saoffiice over tie Ban of 81 lord
Is: call Shell s'lsa 4 AZ
flee in q orranee .tb,l Bldg 4e ag|7E1
ttornley s,s elsons of IslyerneS1
|uas ii town Tuesda and We'd AZ IS.
III uditor Ksnd Hen and James.
dall we're over Y y drian sattr-
day NJ.
Buy your husband Christmas
present N. p. Fish, the barber, has lsl
u them.
4 Cast your eyes to the left Of his
page and read el,ess'S advert 81
nent. 531b1.,s ss
u he cigar i factory has been pap
cred this week, Clyde q 7id' c ,l,,,'c
& did the Work. s
/, liremen' rs annual dance to-mor7s;
row night. The fremen deserve
your patronag
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S III town the latter part of last week 'e -
visiting friends. 81 sS
ont buy trash for Christmas
d presssents. Sensible and useful rticlssss'
|sRat Evans Bros. 32 81 q 81
liicckets to the J; U.9 " show e y
may be secured sof either Aug Fall
aor s. az Peppll
III HUI, Harrring ton rs Adrian vas n,
Sin town between trains onuday ga ga.
hissway to N 1 q ON z,
Bob Vreeland came over y 4 from t'Il |:
Sioux Falls Monday % look after e his 4
business interests here: 81
ou cannot ma Re your husband lgE' l'a1N 81
S ssor best fellow ID finer Christmas pres
' \ eI,ts than y shaving outfit I,
Tier yne is attending
sschool hsre this winter and boarding y
at the home of MI. Tut le.
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home of her5 brot thor, ohm Grad 81
drian, Miss MOI y g rad
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THEY PLAYED ClNClH.s
AZ pleasant Party ~ F'ret
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49, lvAStSOll -
IA progressive cinch I party was
held at the home Of Fred Mason last
Friday night ii honor Of their guests,
Miss Luella Roache and Miss Ger
trude Martin Of Mortified, a very
pleasant time was had playing cards,
after which refreshments were q served y ed
Miss Kiehle then entertained the lp'
party by speaking !. An Old Sweet
heart of Mine, !. which. was ollo y st1
,by Dr. Dolan with his famous " TOM
eo and juliet, Y and Prot. Kiehle with
.s(On the Ocean Bed. Miss Kennedy
and james Durfee won the first prizes
for the card game having the largest So
number 81 points. As luck would
have it for some 81 the part there
was no ssbooby 9 prize
Those present were Misses Martin 81,
Garder. Kennel u Barry, Roache,
Glass, Marshall, Hovey, atherines
Martin, and the Misses Kiiehle, and
Messrs e. Dolan, Rob't Bibby, u.
j. Messer, Will Cheney, =. e. Tors
rance, Lee Shell, H Torrance,
Pof. Kiehle and Jas. Durfee.
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.FrREMA.N's BALL.
The nnual Ball of the W Ortll.
B ington Fire Department
y: i,r1,rnOrrt1w NIGHT,


The annual ball Of the y orthing-
ton Fire Depart will be held IN 2.
Masonic Hall tomorrow Friday eve
ming Great Preparations hay e been
made for the occasion and a fine time [ 's
is promised to all those Who attend q:
Music will be furnished by the
Mason City orchestra, which lnsures
that first class music will be had ID,
The reception committe e will consist g nj st
sof Mrs. g. 81 Babcock, Mrs. Kay
Humiston, Jas. Ranage and Dr. ~ q.
Dolan. The committee on invitation
consists Of G. d. Babcock, J. 9. Dur Is
lee and HIS. Hobson. J. +. D )1lri
aud Henry Tooth will be floor mans mana
GERS IA
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costume ind delivered q very In In
terestinx speech. "
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lAdu0 HpAAlG W VAgt 81 - 80 I'LL WAY q
Iasbaton which may be used by po.
Iliceman upon the, skull of resisting
prisoners without break king the
skull The new club consists Of ID
core-piece 81, wood incl ia 4 rub
ber envelope. Il does not lacerate
1.-THE scalp 81 fracture the uranium,
but stuns the part it "a used upon
wishout infiicting permanent injury:
II should become popula Kind
hearted cops: will prefer II. and
their clients 81 patients, viii find .
good cud ceiling with III almost . pleas
Sure at any rate il comparison WITH
the uncompr omising stick now used
upon their sconces. U
he well drillers Who ale work
ing 81 the city well AZ Wort Ellington
have failed Is strike ) l good dow of
water as Yet, and are now down over
$50 feet. The lake az that place,
from which the town ID inow getting.
It's supply Of water for tie water
works. Is very low there being only,
two and j half feet Of water il the
deepest place, and that town is ii
danger 81 q water famine Il the lake
should freeze 70 the bottom. The
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-21
- MemphlssMoney Convention.

MEMPHIS, May q. - Judging
from the appointments OF dele
gates already reported there will
probably be upwards Of 300 expo
nents of the sound money senti-
ment of the south in attendance at
the convention opening here Thurs
day. Every city and most larger
southern towns will be represented.
The convention will meet in the
Auditorium, which has a seating
capacity of 5000, and probably its
capacity will be taxed to the ut
most. Secretary Carlisle will reach
the city on the morning Of the 23rd,
and it will be left to him to say
whether he shall speak during the
day session or night. Applications
for quarters at hotels indicate sew
eral thousand visitors. Some from
the northern and western cities
will be on hand to hear him.
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They Are Not to Resign.

BERLIN, May 2l.-The semi-of-
fetal newspapers deny that any Of
the ministers have offered to re-
sign, or have any intention of do
ing so. They also assert that no
difference exists between the chan
cellor, Prince Hohenlohe, and Herr
Won Koeller, Prussian minister OF
the interior.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-21
Our New LAWYER.

In the LIGHT today will be seen
the card a Mr.. John A. O'Connor,
who hangs out his shlngle as a
practitioner at law. Mr.. O'Connor
is full of energy, and coupled with
his extensive acquaintance, should
soon bring him all the business he
can attend to. He will devote spe-
cial attention to collections and
loans. The LIGHT predicts for him
success.
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THE DISCOVERY SAVED HIS
LIFE,

Mr.. G. CaillOuctte. druggist, Beavers
vile, H., says: To DR.. Kings New Dis
covcry l owe my life Was taken with La
Grippe and tried. all the physicians for
miles about, but Of no avail and was given
up and told could not live. Having DR..
Kings New Discovery in my store | sent
for a bottle and began its use and from
the first dose began to get better, and af-
ter using three bottles was up and about
again. 1t is worth its weight in gold.
We won't keep store or house without ii. F."
Get free trial at f. Kalteyer & Sons
drug store.
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Thirty Persons Lose Their Lives.
WARSAW, May 2l.-The town of
Bresit Litovsk, Russian Poland,
was, with the exception Of few
isolated houses, totally destroyed
by fire night before last. Thirty of
its inhabitants lost their lives.
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BUcKLEN's ARN1cA sALvE.

The best saIve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ChilblainS,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptlons, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
bcx. For sale by F. Kalteyer & Son
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-21
Manchester Canal

MANCHESTER, May 81. - The
Manchester corporation has offered
to assist the ship canal by FORE
going $4,000 pounds OF interest
which is due on the city's 100000
mounds loan until traffic improves.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-21
THE HOT SULPHUR WELLS

Are now open for business. Street
cars every twenty minutes. 1872 tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-21
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething
1t soothes the child and softens the
gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for
wind diarrhea. Twenty-Five cents
q bottle. IL 20 1y d&w