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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1896-06-20

If the silver dollar is not an
"honest" dollar, who made it dis
honest, and when did it become dis
honest? And if the silver dollar is
dishonest why amt somebody ar
rested for passing counterfeit money
when they pay for goods with it?
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1896-06-20

WAS it because the silver dollar
was not an "honest" dollar that it
was demonetized in 1873? If not.
when did the silver dollar become
q dishonest dollar?
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1896-06-20

IF the RepubLican platform de-
ctGres for free coinage / sOil not be
a candidate. 1 aOould not run on a
FREQ siEver platform. - VIM. McKim-
ley.
And this was no josh, either.
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round contest. The crowd manitss'e"
their disarproval by demoms,t,a'ao " a,,,,
,Juti,u ulannd the contest Win Htni
left on the BODY followed by iiGn' Lex eN-
chatire. loo laYded ligh,.y WIN ms iel,
in the second and third rounds quinn
- chased HIS man around the ring ~
the 10. rih, ard finally go; In feNe'ii MAJ
omiNn showed up better In me nsT'
o,t was doing all he leading. 80,
In the following round quinn WI W. se"'
down aeaingt thu ropes by terrlilc l.'s-
lander. lie rose jus a. tho song sonnh"a.
rho next four rornaS witnesS ,N.. N f.amI
good work Wclcatt did moot OF ~. I'h',-
Inr, tir r.,e,yed most cf the punishment.
TIE fouric, nh round was 'euinns. r,"w
work ch-racteryed tho s'Nlccnih, ana III
the next Joe landed savhgoly on tnr Ia"
end body; his opponent, however. ga my
! soon, TO mind 4, an, wien the eight, en'h
round cr.,ncd ouinr was ioadlng The
/ nire ccu'h went against Woicoti. VINO ev-
IA u .ly rad Nie hands full Hot WORK ~
| Wolrot blrfn t" look tired Wien he
20, To decision tho ~rowd bowed hut
/ Contain rplv reclaimed that ne acted oniT
/ frHm a seie i:ifir standpoint.
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TIE rRollllITIoN noLr.

Candidate BENTLEY Gives III. Views n to
cnusas Leading 10 tie Action.
P,i,ghurg. May 2a-t1on G. X. Ben
tley. candidate of the National party Cor
pr.slaon. spanking of tho causes that led
to the bolt from the prohibition party
said;
"1he determined effort of National
Chairman pickic aud others TO enforce
tn. s,,nslc issue OF prohibition vas no,
IN the interest of harmony and CROWN
but Was inspired by bitter opposition 70
fcma,e suffrage, faYorins the gold ''a .,,,
protet AZ, tariff aud a .ack OF sympathy
kim an ignorance Of the generally SUI
pressed condition of the wage worker
through corrupted government
The National par'y hold suffrage. IN ,
ancc. transportation. tariff. etc. as moral
questions d. handing political tieatmrh,
day 10y the National reform party 10 ar.
ilia,o with The Sar ona. pnrty. No effort
has been made 10 get the TWO factions on
o,her hnnd he hotel .ohnics we're flleh
today with members of both sides each
denouncing tn. action and policy OF the
T'aa National committee Of the nv
rarty today elected r T. logan Of ONO,
chairman John p. 81. John. kama vice
sr hnn"a H ro Tan'b ia KonTAy 80
who, Win tn foaowinp win constitute
1 h. executive comnittce; Mrs Helen
/ Gougar Inaiana Nie fienrie,tn Moore
! Orio. .lohu Tiovd Thornns Now York.
I |, was decided to make Alliance. ohio
I The homo Of tho chairman. headquarters
! for the comm tee
+ The platform adopted hv The Eatiena
1 party. opposcs tho lGuor traffic and re
/ jects all plans Tor regulnton or ON
! promise. declares for equal suffrage. TO
/ the issue bg the government Of mone!
/ in suniclnnr volume TO mot the demand,
! Of log innate business. frNors M fre'
4 and uillim cd coinage 81 both gold an
+ silver y, the RADIO Of u TO l, wi'hou
- insulting any othor nation asks TO
gevornncnial con roI of railroads anf
telcgraphs, opT1aes the use Of pub i
funds for >ectaran institutions and fny o.
th- "ec''oit Of the president. vice pes
deni and senators by direct vote OF th'
toli.
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taxes collected, ssF, u NJ
IA Ia 20: delinquent. sM.A.
Il. A. Haynes Of zapa!a cMug
r,tion taxss collected, rs; I'd ~
81. 1876. &c. delinquent. $9nN
-. A. Bywatcrs OF Lamar sosl
cupaticn taxes collected. Nsssx,s
loren. sJN .6a5.2i del'naaeM. ess
A MILLION IN slLvEE
The snail sum Of 2.sss1 ,1n
yor. WIS received al the ss.t
TO-DAY from Collector Jose - II
SAN Antonio There Is now 70 ~
ut, more than one million do'a"
PAID ITS TAXES
The Rio Grandc and EacA Pa
TO-DAY psid the comptroller e ,,., y
rassarror earnings for the GUM
March H. 1896. Total passeise
for tho quarter. ssss.N.
Can OPERATE IN TEAh
rhc scsreiary of state today rl
tic pevis Sewing Machine !. es ny.
pav.on. ohio. n pcrmi! 10 % NJ
Teas. This company mas ''
q T' NOTES AND PERSONA
,r,cstone county today rsd,sss9
court house bonds heio W
fnn1 -, ~ /.
co,ro county today pa!d, Z.
d.. October 10, 1886, on ooh's ~
schocl flnd. r,,,.l
Tho remains OF Mrs. y. , =, nj
dicd mis- morning. VIII De HWY
ain, rnoon At o'clock.
| Governor culberson sp PEI, ,.s !
| piaassnt tomorrow and vii F"
tnrn 10 Austin sunday. az.
Hon. L. W. stayton Of ian f Mi
! r. snow Of ,h- Mexican ~, ,' n
road arr registered at the ~
| Hon. r.. W. stiyton .! m
candidate for land coihm aa,n,y,rsss|
visitor to the state aspA'
morning. ,.t tsi
Comptroller Finley re.ainse H. III
Ing from Huntsville. WIZ, e,,sr,,d Z
tend ne commencement eAe
| Houston normal.
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LOTlSlANA'S NEW SENATOR.
Hon. Samuel ID. McEncry Chosen to
Succeed Blanchard.
uE BARELY DEFEATED Mr.. DENEGRE.
M Effort Made to Get "'i''ng tnc"""s "'
tbs Prohibition Party Together.
Move Against Mauh-w@

Baton Rouge, la. May 23.-The contest
for the sea, in the United States senate
which ls 10 become ,ucant March O. 1891,
by th., expiration Of the term of Senator
Blanchard. was ended yesterday by the
election of Hon. Samuel y. McEuery.
The votes, which for weeks have been
scattered among a number of candidates.
wcre Yesterday confined to two The near
uppreach on Wednesday OF MIR. Dcnegre
IN slcc,lcn drove the opposition which
had pn,viausly o.cu divsd,d to conreu-
trate az n one siid as 1t was plain lhere
would bn no uniting upon any OF me can
iiuates thcn Ia the fed, II became hsres-
-ury 10 secure one VINO would conso.da"s
all tho scattered woes. ana tlct one
proved to he oX-Gov,rnor McEnery and
utter ALL he Mas lHre.y ".ccicd reae'V-
( I'M, o3lv the number of votes required 70
decide the matter namely Is. WINE ms
/ cotntotitor. Mr. D.n.grc, poi.td 81 out OF
n toni Of l3i members of the icin' session
Of the general assembly, n. h,r, In
Nonrcss la May IS 1887 In April 1851,
he entered tn. Confederate nifny ana ms
commissioned first iientenant OF tn. frh-
con Grays After one years service IN
Nirgin'a Mr. McEn-rN was conm'Ssiohei
lieutenant IA th~ regular army. ana as
signed to duty as Instructor IN the trans
Mississippi Department He remained IN
,hls position til the end of the war, sur
rcnaorlng and receiving his pnro!e In May
isGs vt Monroe.
in N,o a, tho solicitation OF friends, he
eonse nied "a hc nominated IN III" Wiz
ticket for loutcnant governor. lie wna
s,.ctrd and on the death OF Governor
W!llz. in Oc,clcr 'S7l l,cenmc governor ~
TIN state He rcs 1t cnndiiaic for the
governorship IN 1881 and was elected. ~
retired from this di.uii.d office in ISIS
having through both his administrations
borne himself with dignity mn ability.
Governor e T. Nichols. who succeed
Cd him IN the puhcrnntnria, offier. rrcor
tniz 4 on-Go.ernor McEncry's worth by no
polnting him T. III. supreme bench for q
term Of twelve wears In IN" gnbcrna'o or
al o'n,aign nf 1889 Justice NJ hurrv wa
nominated hy the democracy ana tat
ornins Governor Foster He was defeat
,I m ti,gs
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TERRITORY DEMOCRATS.
Missourans Talk for silver Morro'
l.cMAs fnr nnlngAtn 10 chicngo

Missourans Talk for silver Morrow
Loads for Delegate to Chicago.
Checotah. l. Il. May % This has been
a democratic day in ChecoiAh ari the
town mas been fun of pioi from oil
parts Of the Territory. Governor sicne
and Colonel Cochran of Missouri srol't to
d vast aud.onoe in favor ot tree size" End
Bland for precedent here is a d"mpcrtuH
club here OF fuily 500 members. ana 'oo
delegates win 90 TO the demo,'iiic l'r-
ritorinl convention, which ms a, N'il'i
June 9 Bon l.afpy Ne and } a. Morrow
were both candidates for i"se-;il" 70 VIZ
Chicago convention and want.l the ~
DOR .,nrnt Of this club. - = cluh '1cct-
mr odnv Lafayette Was 'ici" - ani M
delegation WAS instructed for J. u. MOI
TOW and free silver. I.sifa;'t." hofed VIC
convent on, but not half q hoAnn n'"n fci-
low 81 him out. Morrow is o" tho lad
NIX candidate for delegate "a Oh cheo
rom ,hc Territory. Several clUla N Narl-.
Gus pnrts of tic Na,ion nav" i siruct"d
ror him. as VOL as this one whicr IS Nc
largest in the Indian Terrii nv
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THE STATE CAl'ITAL.

Charters Filed - Million Dollars In the
Treasury-De Department Notes
Austin, Texas. May 2a.-Tho following
charters were today filed in the office OF
tho secretary OF state:
The Loving Band OF Hope OF Houston;
has no capital stock but owns property
to IN" value of sinD, incorporators. Charles
". ward. Lem Green and Hector silver
az citizens Of Harris county. The objcc.
OF tins ahso .ltion u % take care n It's
Ack. LurY it's dead and render such other
nrai' tancc AS may be necessary; also 10
sneouraee virtue, honesty. integrity. char
ity and iniu,rry Among ITS members
The Medical I.oan association of san An
,,euio. capital stock $1,000 incorporators..
Lforold NJ. Michael Emile Blum, Louis
NJ Michael and Z. Gabriclsky. all citizens
OF l'exar county. The purpose Of this as
fociation Is the accumulation and loan OF
money and u purchase and sell goods.
war ani ME 'ohapdise
COLLECTORS SETTLE.
The following collectors today settled
With the compt 'nlier:
}. +. Brown ~ Limestone county-Oc-
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~ 81. louis COUNTY.

Tn. Tornado Left Trail Of Death AMI
Destruction.
- Louis Mo-. Mag % In - Lou's
county Wednesday the tornado l"ii con-
tinuous i,n.l OF destruction and desoia-
ton The Storm apparently arose out 81
tho Miss @siprl river near st Cner.cs II
PASSED over Florrisan, ani BrHitct'" IL
ana swt.p!ne down on Wost Eni PARK
destroyed that .ittl" village
In rNrsi! .4e - gtlrpsfcr.N e"NiSc WIN
O. va,oci,y Of more than seventy mics an
hour 1t Iass.'d through the owns ~
Sl,traA. C,'itr,l, Clayton. br"nt"oVu'
Karthoit Nap.cwood and AFbIry lhiN
HIM .rads u honses. barns and outhusid-
iucs wer. blown away. Forest trees q
century "a were urtootei INC taSlH'
ties from .hc country W.rc rs allp"s'
Tufan, rniid VI VILLAIN IL kman, one
mill, souih of CLAYTON. rrusA'1 20 "ca0h
under wrecked bi.i'liue.
N.!liam E,cSinau, indy injured
Mr. Xc.icher. mothcr-ln-law of Jiids,
I,euser Of Central injured inicrnaly.
Charles Dunn. lady bruised ..
DitF : hucAn.ni proprietor Me house.
scriously injured
N.linm rauswAn lvorvmHn. injured,
rAe following list wac iahu'ated a. po-
Nee hendpuariors this aft"rnooli
known rea4 .u ST Louis. ~. uukn2w
dad iu s.; Louis 81. fatally Injured In 81
Louis IL missing IN 81 Louis u known
d..tl N Fast :, Louis, H.. unknown Dc" 4
l f1isi 81. Lciis. ). "a ally figured w
Iasi 81 Louis 3. Total. ISL
fol4 list, hs'rc prepared from police 'r
Nr"s ~ not rr,,pratc In dc y, hui i9 sHN
10 w. approx iinatcy CORE u Iho " NJ
h.-iove wita ever" ono else. thu tho toih
Is likely 20 hc swcllcd whom th" work Oh
III. ;uins hrs lrcen aompl'tcd
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across thc street Mas not .harmel. The
cho'cau school hall mEe norih. NJ
50 badly damaged that ], WIZ rossn.s
hnyr TO Ice rehiilit. while nrarly every
dwelling intervening was unroofed OF W.
niclisftd .rs
houses ~ the northeast corner mr. ~,
-utrs. while thode on mo oppnsit. epfNsI
arc scarcely damaged. isut for b,o r, +"
every direction were rainsA tsh" nh..'
Looking from this poini toward 'As nus
urse center OF 'Ne city NJ fnr ~ th' 81
rouia rearh are wrecks @, hoW-
course Of the storm was down sa,'"y,
Nherc before ne lily was IAN ous "
strsatn had run Cheteau avenue lits l'a''
nilel 70 this valley and Is tne man in..
onsflar" leading to ne hoaf' OF We ~
,nle north Of Choieau avrnue whe '"'
pa,h of the storm.
i.ongf.iirv boulevard, w1nllne. So
Nuel with hnuAsou- homes. whs irfi ny
srnrcely 2 nonsc standing unhnF'n"p-
The dc.i;uiion ni"cry and want ntrs
ms touched -he hearts Of n" pcop'r ~,
ex.r sinr. Inc storm Of WEDNESDAYS offers
~ helu md contributions have heop nrr-
ng tn l'p 70 a Int. hour today ~" 90 Ma
he total amount ~ donations re, iyei
The ucop'e ~ St louis who "a ane'
~. rn'agas n, ,Ne 'crneio VIII see that
h.- hroihrca do not suffer for 'l.e nrres-
.fi.a - 10 or ~ any needed as ~
an~a Thu navor u he Mound CIV ha .
nnifer-yi,v f--, urnst thanks "a DC sfnn.rs
- Rl' i.lavtaus lui answered '.ni :,
tout. rar car 'or nor own sne wh,f
- t,,..7 40 OUTSIDE 80 VIZ ~ rrelrd
rro,r rnr-of, London sir fenrv IRVING
| ciqa Srfhrrsa'e md W ison RNri., haF.
rsNifa unr-y. inra'hf am Htilr, 1
| A.,f,.Nt rert0rn'au So. y 1fHiHi 'fA'
arc d. generous and ~ doubt '.ouS, ~
| rilnrs rn'i l-' raised In few ~
/ hnvr a.ni i.icrrnns nffrriug ala nre;
Sfayres iEr'a- " NcnNNr. VI 49, ~
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KANK OFFICIAL MISSING.

Anxiety In New York q 70 ne Where
atnn,s Of james q. Canton
chicnso. May - y spe ial 10 tho Eer-
ord from N.w York says James g. can
non, vice president ot tse Fourth National
hank h,rc h. Thought to be among inc
missing il thu tornado AT - ';onl1'
i n.ra il erc., anNi"iy over his where
n1t. rsucciullv an thr iat' ol his
rolher. Neury q cannon, presid"ni 81
tle c'haso National hank who WITH i'fr.
N,ttrrsi hAs an ivy h,en crying To Ert
enr,n things OF the missing banker ~"
In rrasi1en, II tho Stafe l'tinSe ~ hssocia-
iai, md went - ~ ssouti 10 address, IN
ef.,, Eaul,are' M. TING He wirpA ihh'
he would % n - l.oAs We in"sdaS nirnt
ana s,ar. honi. Thgrsuny morning
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pAMAGE rn sN!I0NLs.


Board Of Education Busily Figuring out
the Enormous Loss
- Louis. NO May - ,ftir'als of he
hoard OF educa ion axe brsily figuring out
the enormous loss which ,nc schools SUIT
fored All The south End schools boz
tween Chot.au aYnnuc and .Arsera street
are lady damaged. some uf t.- roofs ere
blown away and the walls cavci IN. and
otnc,s got off win ruined wnaows an!
oh n.u"ys.
danufe for lese than tinpN, aud perhaps
a larger sum VIII be need ID sicver.i
suhCti VIII not Ne OPENED asAin until
september.
At 81 Patrick Roman rahoiir church.
ai sixth and ,llddle streets. 'n' danhte
rs even moro thau MAS n frs, reNori. J.
The ..rigo Is o1ttirtiN destroyed. and tn
organ loft Of thr church wrecked and tho
or,nn IL covered with bricks md tehr+
! Despite ihs gloomy state OF aiihliH. = T.
yicts wAl be frld a. u.ihl on '7enlay
I t1tpifiI5g
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MAYOR wAlnnlpof2s TELEGRAM
Thunks Thase WHO Have i'roftered Az
i.1sac- un the iiNer

Thanks Thase WHO Have rroifered Az r
I.,sao- on the iirer
~ Louis. Mag ~ Late toa.B'ai ihe fol-
lowing ~as sent out lay Mayor Maihfldg".
=, ls not rrauiir ahlo to make luiiyidual
answer 10 the vns, number u friends
wh1 hnyc lo'osvnphed syupath, and Of
fer. of assistance Through the dunn
VI tho Associated Press sincerely ihaak
the cltss many friends fo' the in,ercg
they haye shown and their proWnrf of AID.
Tnt people 81 or city 1rg confident Il
thclr Ahtiity to propciir care for all ihc
sufferers from the recent tornado ana
heroic efforts arc heine made 10 that end.
No accurate sstima,c OF the loss Of prop-
crty can nov hr made hut II Is So to
say ihai ne loss. as reported hs tn ~ sss-
has been greatly overoslmaied
20. T. WalbrdEc,
The revised list Of IN total ani partial
losses IN the ievec Office o. ihe hnrhas
densrimcrt Included tho fall9vins steam
crs. Dolphin No, 2. Libby tonser, ]. J
ns.sll snty ~ QUINCY Perry Ssckman
Gco. a. Maadili four Virgins ferries and
lug boats Baton Rouge. steamer Bale
Eagle and several bsrges, all total loss
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MOVE TO down MATTHEWS.

Indianapolis Ind, May % Though the
tcmocrats Instrumental q the cail ng OF
the sound money mass meeong 10 lie held
AT EngNsh'S opera house tonight s!ls' lain
anything ~ the kud, Il Is tho general
st Louis, May - Tho % al auers
state Of woe Offers como TO Mayor Wal
looking - the overthrow OF Governor
Matthews presidential aspirations.
s.nce the boom Of thu Indiana rovctnor
was first launched npon the sea of POI i'1a
the sound money wing of he party In TINS
state was n li'ie diniGcnt IN ming
forward Ia i,s support. but no omen on
por ion was talked OF until the govsrn1r's
recent Hop into Tho camp OF tbs alFeritcs.
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hclier IN political rirrl's thai thor te1l
today tell e tm ,mlotny offered y, ,he
whole country 20 81 Louis in her - sent
prrpo4a g. 10 eiNr frr'n to the muy megt
in irn from commercial erBaniza'irns an
over NE United S'atcs and from mayors
Of cities lnir. ANA sin III. cNiendine such
funnoinl asd ~ Tho 81 uAioG enan 9 Il
Is not kolv fhit Mayor Wallriaec WI
accept these klnl, on,rs tor wha Tho
insyGs are siupvnious local citizens IRE
gong down into their 20 'kcs ana have
already established Il large : zcd iun
for tho sun Trrrs
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srArr MfI.lrIA oN DvrY



STATE MILITIA 0S Duty
Revised itqt - Ca4seliifs De 81 i.ous
md East : T.atis
50. r..ts 81. NJ. - T-yo rsnltn-its
tt So. ,,rr3, ,-4r ,4ts7..
-
NN IT, n ill ABOUT '''' fnei va ti'H'n
fr 'fr.. 8.sffitt - East s lopif ai'
,,,., - ,.s.s ,..,,hog, = u. RIM.
' ~ T., -. a.,
'tt-1 'iHN NOR Niis'id f'7trr''as 20
fahv thls atiion sad Mayor liaief to-
m i'm ,e,s aoa. - otayr % protect me
our r.,.., am h..
esg o iuop@r. snai1 Y in Ns
n j. 1sta 1859 egitniunb .ciaeui COME ~
stfa .4l.t.r etr gao p4rIase VI i48a..e
t..f.t, ,.sr, a. me.o-
Nl,am.an nsatf was ione "a d ao'..--
"a Is. aafon asa ,o Yfev,u, bas.n-.
iui"t ii-fi fAn 'N - isp'Hs y" W.
Nt;a ~ nu.a O. nAs.nie. up. inlos q.
t.r ,,i. sa, ION. ,...i h.s ,i-i.et-
M
-is s-u9,.''n. oa 'ts ian -4lir.
n"ft i"trlls H'frN.l 'i tN i''i''
~ nef1 s." az i'.sn a,,gl.'grt
va .cen "nP $50 40 si'nts '.'Ftassi
aul.rt isait,e IN INC a.w'A,Hieh dfs.
f~a vte $50 s.p"as nafe a4eaa>
/ iy - ga ~ 9es''~ ~ Npo Eeia
f. ed
ia ad'l.tt" 70 Pc m.i'la aut roiicrs
lhWs ap ~no agf' pmcpd in dr.
/ lartG' rafla OF tne Jay be prcpef J
iu. ia ,Etid - eetinaie on. tlSo 81 nrf'
pa 'NHs ife de,is vas 80 tts41es.
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TORNADO IL PENNSYLVANIA

Amber. Pa, May - y tornado Vii h
sven, Through he lower end % Mont
gomery county yesterday Carried dsaih,
and destruction hefor3 H. Three live,
were lost ara many ercons moro er less
injured. hesdes thousands 81 dollars
worth OF damage 20 property
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and Inc Providence Vicksburg. CAIRO. TX, TX
p1r-.r. Harvester, Monroe. AIh lhSi7 s
all badly damaged. .,,.,..
rcgrecisa reports from various s,"i
alone ihr river front WATERWAY .,'u
IN. ,siiuatc OF the loss ny iroWhlnR,
Uow ,nsnv rous .hluts wern dFp"i -
YIN probably never he known. as n,os.
of them are roaming romads, VINO 'noNu
from one pcr, 10 nnciher
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Who has not BONE 1 child 4. x
20 the real tuilncss Of vcms. ~
thirty years ago the needs y
pealcd to Or. Pierce, NON ch;,i u
physician TO the lnvalids Ho nv, ~ y, p.
ical Institute, Of Buffalo, n
of his study improved ), d.
practice is embodied h b
vorisc Prescription. II sefyn u
pose. It strengthens, puriis y
healthy the organs dis&iscsly ~
gives weak women the ste;g6 ~
necessary for the ptoduetin n
children and Il makes Tie SesiS h
children easy. II Is sutc b N ~
ness or arrangement peculia, 4
stops pain, sootl,cs inAimmaijs -
ems, puriiics, invigorates ~
homes have been made tappv Il = !
Thousands Of lcttcrs like lis q, 4
Mrs. W. p. CAIN. Of C.sles, Ai,eAs,s
who writes: 81 WAS Affected vitk n ~
male trouble. tried three dorfor -
kinds Of patent medicine. aad ~ }
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J told him I might as well thruv Ii -
the fire rs to Try anything more. l&a
hope had not taken more tAas N
when could cat and sleep xen. / n
bottles of Or. picrce's Favoti,e Pf,x,sts'
several walls Of liis Pellets 0ne ~. :
gave birth to fine baby sirl. ir,s
much better than when my Cher tAil ii
Three of my friends are taking volt 81
and arc improving" Y0lnt nh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-30
STATE CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR.
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two Commit 90 lhulrman.


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tive Committee Chairman
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-30
MISPLACED CREDIT.

Los AVE- rs ENprls.
Mos; ~ Inc cooking that tn, men say
Nas ~, work Of moiher was dore by mo
| saonier Il IN satan's uiate
IMiii be ti' same Old ,l,lc.
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