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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-08

A Fine Assortment OF
Useful and Ornamental Goods,
at exceedingly low prices.
Hand Bags, Chatelains and Purses,
alga TOR and ealand fancy LEI tler.
Hand Run Lace, Scarfs and Collarettes,
~. in the very latest designs.
Battenberg Lace Scarfs and Fancy Tides,
with squares to match
Guipure Scarfs and E1nb Toilet Sets.
A few choice pairs of
Chenille and Two toned sSatinette I'ortieres,
these and very elegant.
Embroidered Doylies, Fine Dana SIX Towels.
most elaborate assortment of
Ladies Embroidered Handkerchiefs-
These absolutely and beyond any question
of doubt, the best values in the market
Lace Bed Sets, Drawn Work Squares.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-05-06
JUDGMENT.

Mrs. JULIA WOLF, WIFE,
JACOB We'll, HUSBAND.
Tenth Judicial District Court-Parsh of
Rapides-State of Louisiana.
APRIL TERM, A. D. 1896.
NNHIS CAUSE COMING ON FOR TRI
J. al pursuant to assignment, and the
trial having been had and the plaintiff
having proved her demand, and the law
and the evidence being in favor of the
plaintiff and against the defendant, it is
therefore ordered, adjudgel and decreed
that said plaintiff, Mrs. Julia Wolf, wife
of Jacob We'll, do have and recover judy
ment against her said husband of sepa-
ration of property, and it is accordingly
ordered, adjudged and decreed that there
be Judgment i'll favor of said plaintiff of
separation of property and dissolving the
community of acquets and gains exist
ing between her aud her said husband !;
aud it is further ordered, adjudged and
decreed that the said plaintiff have the
management and control of her separate
affairs free from the control of her said
husband.
Thus done, read and signed in open
Court this 18th day ofsApril, A. d. 1886.
JAS. ANDREWS,
Judge Tenth Judicial District Court.
Filed April 1sth;y 1886.
C. l.. RANsDELI, Clerk.
A true copy of the original on file and
of record in my Office.
l~~) Clerks Office, Alexandria,
l.. s. La, Apr, 23d, 1896.
(~) c. L. RANSDELL,
April 20, 1895. Clerk.
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STATEMENT OF VOTES CAST
For State Officers, Amend
nents to Constitution, Ju-
dicial, Senatorial, Parish
and Ward Officers, on
April 81, 1896, in Ra-
pides Parish, La.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF RApIDES.

DE IT REMEMBERED, That we. the
undersigned Board OF Supervisors of Elec-
ton for the Parish of Rapides, did this
23Fd day OF April, 1856, repair to the
G, uri House in said Parish fer the pur-
pose of crm pi!irg the returns sent in by
the Commissioners OF Election, from the
several polling places in said parish, of an
election held therein on the 21st day Of
April, 1896, in pursuance of the proca
nation CT His ExceIlencv, Murphy J.
Foster, Governor OF the State of Louis
lana. dated february 29ih, 1885, and Of the
pre- ciamation Of this Board of Supsr-
Wis rs OF Election, dated March II, 1886
for STATE, Legislative, Parocaial and ward
officers, aud for and against the Const
tutlCual Amendments as hereafter
mentioned, agreeable 10 the Constitution
ard laws Of the State of Louisiana; and
then and there having arrived, we pro-
ceeded in the presence Of c. NJ. Eilpat-
rick and e. Ii. Mccormick, witnesses,
known and hereunto required by law, and
msny others as bavs chosen to attend the
compiling OF laid returns; and having
asctrtained from said compilation that tbs
votss cas-: in the several polling places OF
the said parish CT Rspid"s at said election
for the said officers w=re as set forth in
the hereinafter c.mp..,u statement OF tho
returGs
We HE @E8Y DECLARE that the said
comp alton is true AID correct as COM
piled from and set forth ON said returus
from the various p,lling I'll ices OF the
Parish OF Ripii.s aud hereby making
public prn"ie ltioa Of the above results
We have CLOSED this process verbal OF
computation Of VOTES, which is made in
trip!icate, as required by law.
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For Governor:

Murphy ]. Foster, forty-three hundred
and seventy three, 1873 votes.
jno. II. pharr, fourteen hundred and
eleven, l4l1 votes.
For Lieutenant Governors:
r, Fl. Snyder, forty-foar hundred and
fifteen, AIS votes.
Jno. 3. Klierp"ter, fourteen hundred
and ten, 1410 votes.
For Secretary Of STATE:
john T. Michel. forty .our huadred and
thirteen, ALB votes.
j. w. McF .rland, fourteen hundred and
thirteen, 14l3 votes.
For Attorney General:
NJ. j. Cuonir g lam, forty-four hundred
ard three, 1903 votes.
L. F. Suthon, fourteen hundred and
thirteen, 1413 votes.
For Auditor:
W. w. Heard, forty four hundred and
fifteen, 44s5 votes.
H. P. Karpoche1, fourteen hundred and
twelve, 1872 votes.
For Treasurer:
A. V. Fournet, forty-four hundred and
fourteen, ala votes.
John Picket, fourteen hundred and
thirteen, 1il3 votes.
For Superin tendant Public Eiucation:
]. V. Calhoun, forty-four hundred and
thirteen, 4413 votes.
G. A. NJ. Cooke, fourteen hundred and
twelve, lip votes.
For State Senator, 18th District:
John G, Ryan, forty-six hundred and
fifty seven, 1857 votes.
Lee McAlpin. eleven hundred and
twenty nine, 1929 votes.
For the House OF Representatives
julius F. Ariail, forty hundred and
seventy-seven, 4677 votes.
B. H. Lyons, forty hundred and
forty one, 4641 votes.
N. V. Bush, one thousand and forty
four, 1044 votes.
NJ. V. Bush, ninety-eight, SO votes.
j. FL. Carruth, eleven hundred aud
sixty-two, 1852 votes.
For District Judge, 10th District:
E. G. Hunter, forty-eight hundred and
go ninety one, 1891 votes.
e. N. Cullou. Jr., forty-nine hundred
and seven, 49)7 votes.
For District Attorney, 10th District:
Phanor Breazeale, forty-nine hundred
and two, 1902 votes.
For Clerk District Court:
Christopher l.. R4nsdell, forty-six hun
dred and ninety eight, 1888 votes.
George w. Christian, one thousand and
fifty-two, 1862 votes.
For Sheriff:
ID. T. Stafford, forty-six hundred and
sixty ssven, 1857 votes.
D. G. Paul, eleven hundred and twenty.
five, 1925 votes.
For Coroner:
Dr.. r. L. Luckett, fortysix hundred
and ninety, 1880 votes.
DR.. Webster Smith, eleven hundred and
twenty-.hree, 1923 votes.
For Amandment to Article 81 of the Con.
stitution, relative to Passage of Bills in
Legislature. twenty-five hundred and
f:ty-one, 2251 votes.
against Amendment to Article 81 of the
Constitution, relative to Passage of B lis
in Legislature, thirteen hundred and
eleven, 1911 votes.
For Amendment to Article az of the Con-
stitutiou, relative to State Printing con-
tract, twenty three hundred and TWEEN
ty-four, 1924 votes.
against Amendment to Article AZ of the
Constitution, relative to State Printing
con tract, thirteen hundred and forty
one, 134l votes.
For Amen iment to Article DC Of the Con-
stitution, relative to Charters of Cor
porations, twenty-nine hundred and
forty five, 29i5 votes.
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DOCTOR B. T. MOS ELEY

Can be found at his Office, Albert's Store,
Cup stairs) during the day. At night, at
his residence, igreen house, corner Fifth
and Casson Streets
Ev Responds promptly to calls, day or
night.
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Calcasiau ward, one Juror.
L N Nichols, fifty -four, 81 votes.
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ALEXANDRIA La, WEDNESDAY MAY G. 1896

-
w G Gilmore, twelve hundred and twelve,
1212votes.
Milton Brister, sixty nine, 60 votes.
J N Racial, sixty seven, 81 votes.
Cotile ward, entitled to four constables.
Jones E Thomas, precinct No /, three
hundred and nine, 800 votes.
f Fl James, precinct No /, one hundred
and thirty six, 1856 votes.
Eli Cleveland, preciact No2, three hun
dred and seventy, 80 votes.
Gilbert Dubois, precinct No 2, one hun.
dred and ten, ITO votes.
E g Henderson, precinct No 3, three hum
dred and forty nine, s49 votes.
Mat Crowder, precinct Nos. one hun
dred and thirty three 1873 votes.
Ssm Eoyt, precinct No 4, three hundred
and fifty two, 352 vores.
F NJ Devil, precinct No 4, one hundred
and twenty eight, 1923 votes.
Calcasieu ward, entitled to two
7 constables.
Henry Perkins. Gum presinct, sixty on
81 votes.
Frank Perkins, Hammock precinct, fifty
three, So votes.
Frank Erkius, hammock precinct, TWEEN
ty two, % votes.
Hineston ward, entitled to two
constables.
James Maller, precinct No l, one hun
dred and seventy three, 173 votes.
J B Rnugecu, precinct No !, fifty two,
&c votes.
J II Rougeou, precinct No 2, one hun
dred and seventy three, 173 votes.
Allen Gla;t, precinct No 2, fifty five, Is
votes.
Spring Hill ward, entitled to two
c]nstables.
B. r. Phillips, precinct No 1, three
hundred ard thirteen, 313 votes.
J. T. Ashmore, precinct No. /, twenty,
20 votes.
j. D. Dunn, precinct No. 2, two hun
6red and ninety, 900 votes.
il. Musgrove, precinct No. 2, fifty six,
56 votes.
Cheneyyills ward, entitled to two con.
Stahles
W. s. Robert, precinct No. l, six hun
dred aud two, 602 votes.
N. L. Stewart, prscinct No. 2, four hum
drsd and eighty nine, 4S9 votes.
Lamnurie ward, entitled to two cons:a-
g. A. Wise, precinct No. 1, four hun
dred and forty seven, 447 votes.
j. w. Slocun, precinct No. 1, one hun.
dred and twentv-six, 1875 votes.
Ed. Dun, precinct NJ. 2. two hundred
and eighty-one, 2S1 votes.
G D Cruise, precinct No. 2, two hundred
and eight, 20s votes.
Ed Dunn, precinct No. 2, twenty seven,
q votes.
Pinevillc w4rd, entitled 10 two ccrstables.
F N Holt, precinct No. 1, one hundred
and sevsnty-six, 176 votes.
J Dupiissey, precinct No. 1, one hun
dred and sixty two, 1872 votes.
s ryder, precinct No. g one hundred
and uinety-seven, 1877 votes.
John F Smith, precinct No. 2, thirty -four,
"a votes.
} E Price, precinct No. 2, forty, 40 votes.
R'goletsa ward, entitled to two constables.
George L. Anthony, precinct No. 1, one
hundred and nineteen, 119 votes.
Griffin Nugeut, precincs No. 2, one hun
dred and fifty, $50 votes.
John Lanier, precinct No. 2, fifty-seven,
81 votes.
Rapides ward, entitled to one constable.
R H Murphy, six hundred and seventeen,
617 votes.
Done at the court house in Rapides
parish L., this 2sth day OF April A. D..
1886.
G. A. STAPLES,
w. FRENCH,
M. BLOOM,
Board of Supervisors of Election for
the Parish of Rapides, La.
Signed in presence OF
G. NJ. FITZPATRICK,
E. H. MCCORMICK.
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bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDER-
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MAGISTRATES.

MAGIS rRATE3.
Alexandria ward, entitled to two
| Mags' rates.
A 3 RACIAL, twelve hundred and nineteen,
1919 votes.
W W Wilmington, twelve hundred and
nineteen, 1919 votes.
A G Brister, forty mine, 40 votes.
julius Allan, foity-seven, Al votes.
Cotile ward, entitled TO four Magistrates.
F D Henderson, precinct No. /, three hun
dred and fifty, $50 votes.
II Dawson, precinct Nc. l, oae hundred
and SIXTY. five, 165 votes.
Thos w Sorelie, precinct No. 2, three
! hundred and thirty three, 3S3 vo.es.
t Segars. precinct No. 2, seyen.y-eight,
| 7SvOtes.
NJ S Trimole, precinct M. 8, two hu1dred
aud thirty-sevea 2S7 votes.
q NJ Shackelford, precinct M. 8, one
hundred aud eighsy-seven, ls7 votes.
VIM WEIGH, precinct No. 4, three hun
dred, 800 votes.
VIM II Turner, precinct No. q, one hun
drsd and thirty one, 1871 votes.
C,lcasiau Ward, entitled to two
Magistrates.
g N Lam bright, GUN precinct, sixty Que,
81 votes.
G w Strother. Ham mock precinct, forty
nine, 49 votes.
George W Strother, Hammock precinct,
twenty seven, II votes.
HiDesion ward, entitled to two
Magistrates.
j L Rougeou, precinct No. 1, one hundred
and seventy four, TIA votes.
Daniel Hogan, precinct No. 1. ore hun
dred and seventy-line, 179 votes.
WI Marier, precinct M. 2, dtsy-three,
So votes.
= Spring Hill ward, entitled to two
magistrates.
] w May, precinct No 1, two hundred
and eighty three, 2s3 votes.
F Fl Seals, precinct No 1, forty eight,
48 votes.
E E Galligan, precinct No 2. two hundred
and eighty five, 2:5 votes.
T ] Odom, precinct No 2, sixty two,
81 votes.
Cheneyville ward, entitled to two
magistrates.
j r Moore, precinct No 2, four hun
dred and seventy FIVE, ATS votes.
G E Joustt, precinct No 2, fourteen,
IA votes.
R II Jackson, precinct No l, six hundred
and two, COZ votes.
Lamourie ward, entitled to two
magistrates.
Robert Martin, precinct No 1, four hun
dred and eight, 403 votes.
B F Scott, precinct No 1, one hundred and
sixteen, 116 votes.
John Furlow, precinct No 1, eighty four.
81 votes.
NJ Mareshal, precinct No 2, eighteen,
IS votes.
in Marshall, precinct No 2, eighty six,
So votes.
Nick Mareshal, precinct No2, one hun
dred aud eighty eight, 1888 votes.
Bruce, precinct No 2, seventy SIX, rs
votes.
VIM. Graham, precinct No 2, one hundred
and forty six, LAG votes.
Plneviile ward, entitled to two
magistrates.
Andrew Davi1, precinct No 1, one hun.
dred and seventy six, l76 votes.
] H Walker, precinct No 1, one hundred
and seventy five, us votes.
T B Daniels, pEeciact No 2, one hundred
and twenty four, 1914 votes.
Nathaniel O'Neal, precinct No 2, ninety
five, So votes.
Adolph Morace, precinct No 2, forty two,
AZ votes.
Rigolette ward, entitled to two
magistrates.
Joe Simm ,ns, precinct No 1, one hundred
and seventeen, III votes.
VIM. Lecroix, precinct No /, fifty seven,
81 votes.
c W Pettis, precinct No 2, fifty two, 81
votes.
NJ Pettis, precinct 2, one hundred,
100 votes.
Rapides ward, entitled to one magistrate.
L G Sanford, six hundred and fifteen, 615
votes.
CONSrABLES.
Alexandria ward, entitled to two
constables.
NJ W Baltic, twelve hundred and fifteen,
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Hineston ward. one Juror

I1lnestOn ward, one JurOr.
2 A Swami, sixty lone, 81 votes.
Nelson Nixon, one hundred and sixty.
seven, 1857 votes.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-05-06

eight, 34s votes.
r L Caroahan, enc hundred and forty
five, 145 votes.
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Lam2urie ward, one Juror.
Thos c Wbeadon, Eve hundred and
ninety-!our, 594 votes.
Henry Rougeou, three hundred and forty,
$40 votes.
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CheneyvilIe ward, one Juror.
j Swami, one thousand and ninety-one,
1901 votes.
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Spring Hill War,,, one Juror.

J D Phillips, three hundred and thirty
two, 332 votes.
7 g Randolph, thrty-two, 80 votes.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-05-06

MAGIS rRATE3.
Alexandra ward, entitled to two
Mags' rates.
A 3 RACIAL, twelve hundred and nineteen,
1919 votes.
W W Wilmington, twelve hundred and
nineteen, 1919 votes.
A G Brister, forty-n;ne, 40 votes.
Julius Allan, foity- seven, AZ votes.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE,

TEXAS AND PACIFIC
East Bound;
No. % AarrIves. ............l2:i a. M
NO, 81 ................9 .iJ a. III.
No. % pepart.... .---...... 1920 "a. m.
No. "a - .9:49 il. Ill.
West Bound:
No. 81 Arrives. .3;49 a. m
NO. % - ..................4 :40 p. M
NO. 81 Departs 80 a. III
No. o3 .i:4O p. III
MoRGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS:
Leaves Alexandria ............ .9:05 a. IN
Arrives at Alexandria ......... .7:45 p. IN
~ First class fare from Alexandria to
New Orleans by either of above named
roads co ITS $3.50.
ST.. l.. |. NJ & ST.. C. A. 81 I
No. 22l Arrives. ..............ll:l5 a. m
No. % Departs. .4;30 Il. III
KANSAS CITY, WATKINS AND GULF
No. l ArriveI.... ........... l1:l5 II. m
No. Departs -.---.... ....12:l5 p. m
c F. CROCKETT,
Ticket Agent.
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Hineston ward, entitled to two
consta bles.
James Maller, precinct No l, one hun
dred and seventy three, 173 votes.
J B Rnugeou, precinct No /, fifty two,
t2 votes.
J II Rougeou, precinct No 2, one hun
dred and seventy three, 173 votes.
Allen Gla;t, precinct No 2, fifty five, Is
votes.
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Rapides ward, one Juror.
P S'eet, six hundred and seventeen,
GIT votes.
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Spring Hill ward, entitled to two
c1nstables.

B. T. Phillips, precinct No 1, three
hundred ard thirteen, 313 votes.
J. T. Ashmore, precinct No. l, twenty,
20 votes.
J. D. Dunn, precinct No. 2, two hun.
cred and ninety, 300 votes.
il. Musgrove, precinct No. 2, fifty six
So votes.
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POLICE JURORS.

POLICE JURORS.
Alexandria ward, entitled to two members
e ] Sullivan, eleven hundred and twenty
two, 1872 votes.
VIM Hill, eleven hundred and twenty
two, 1122 votes.
Chas Goldenberg, forty nine, 40 votes.
j d Whitfield, fifty-one, 81 votes.
Cotile ward, one Juror.
w C James, three hundred and forty
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Joseph Lawrence, one hundred aua
thirtytwo. 1872 votes.
G w Alsup, forty four, a. votes.
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Pinevi;]e ward, o., e Juror.

Pinevi]e ward, ore Juror.
IC Price, one hundred and eighty-one,
1871 votes.
G W Bruce, one hundred aud twenty -one,
121 votes.
Frazier Scott, ninety four, "a votes.
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Cheneyyille ward, entitled to two con.
stables.
". 8. Robert, precinct No. l, six hun
bred aud two, 602 votes.
N. L. Stewart, precinct No. 2, four hum
drsd and eighty nine, 4S9 votes.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-24
woMANs RELIEF ConPs DolNGs
They Give a Most Excellent Entertsinme en-
Tuesday Night

Tuesday Night.
The Woman's Relief Corps. No. 40,
auxiliary to Garfield Post No. 25. have
through their president, Mrs. Mason,
inaugurated as new departure in their
proceedings, by giving at stated inter
walls what they term "open meetings"
to which the comrades, Sons of Veterans
and Ladies Aid society are admitted.
Last Tuesday afternoon being a regular
meeting. between the hours of to 6 p.
m. the doors of Garfield hall Were
thrown open for the admittance OF the
kindred societies. and many of the MEM
berS OF the other organizations awaited
themselves of the invitation and were
amply repaid, and at the close rendered
the unanimous verdict that No. 40 were
royal entertainers.
The corps had a short and interes tin g
program that was both pleasing and in
structive. After a short address of vel
come from the president, Commander
Minick responded in a brief but very
enthusiastic and feeling speech. This
was followed by Miss Gertrude Bull in
a select recitation entitled Our Flag in
| Heaven in the delivery Of which she
acquitted herself with honor to the
corps and credit TO herself that endear-
ed her to the hearts Of her sisters, and
capivated the veterans and their sons.
She proved herself an eiocutionist OF
marked ability. Another part of the pro-
gram that elected we'll deserved APP
plause was Miss Annie Ely, a sweet lit
tie dot, who sweetly sang Our Coun-
| try's Flag" Mrs. Una NJ. Keslsr, the
score tary, read general orders from the
department president, also arders from
national and division headquarters OF
| the Ladies Aid society, Astounding in
patriotism and loyalty, and embodied
| in sentiment grand, and language beau
tiful. Mrs. Little read the delegates re-
port from the late state convers5on al
| Beloit, which was quite interesting and
full OF facts and figures showing the
grand work being accomplished by the
! Kansas department Another interest
| ing feature was the collection Of relics
| displayed, consisting of mementos
reminiscent OF war days. Articles from
Libby and Andersonville prisons, and
from Chicamauga, Lookout Mountain
and other historic battle fields. The
last but not least part concluding the
| program. which was enjoyed and ap-
preciated by old and young. was the
delicious ICE cream and the varied and
| many varieties of cake. so literally dis
| penSed by the hoSiptable girls Of Gar
! field Corps. After all the delicious
viands We're disposed Of the old boys
| regretfully left the hall with many a
fereyent God bless the ". Il - and
mingled with a silent resolve and yoX
not 70 miss the next open needing.
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EdS It.
DAY DREAMS.

It's sweet 70 live and love. and dream
The dreams dream of thee.
It's sweet 10 feel in fancy, love,
The touch OF ecStacy.
And when the gentle morning comes
And takes my dreams away,
l love 10 close my eyes once more,
Just al the break OF day,
And let my soul 20 out, alone,
To seek where'er thou art
To wake thee from thy troubled sleep
And nestle near thy heart
Then I can see thy manly form
In drowsy trem0rs rise
And reach 10 grasp thy lady fair
So close thy dreaming eyes
And, like blind man cropping round,
\ torrent in thy breast,
hear thee murmur, then complain:
who hath disturbed my restT''
And then a gentleness serene,
Lights up thy noble face.
a reyerie steals over thee:
Her soul was in this place"
Ny soul comes back-shy messenger
Between thy life and mine,
And you are there and / am here
Both kneeling at Loves shrine
IDA ETHEL GCKERT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-24
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two inches across formed and in walking
to favor it 1 sprained my ankle. The sore
became worse; l could not put my boot
on and thought l should have to give up
at every step. 1 could not get any relief
and had to stop work. i read of a cure of
q similar case by Hoods Sarsaparills and
concluded to try it. Before 1 had taken
all Of two bottles the sore had healed and
the swelling had gone down. My
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-24

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