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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

and instrumental numbers will be rendered
by the leading local talent OF Richmond.
The committee. consisting OF Messrs. G.
l.. Evensen tchairman), NJ. b. Ramos
NJ. Stein, and s. X. Crowder have charge
OF the entertainment: and their names as
sure the success OF the occasion. Mr..
George Il. Davis will deliver the address
OF the evening.
Speeches will also be made by some
OF the most prominent gentlemen In the
city. and the seventy seventh anniversary
will long be remembered by every odd
E'allow and his friends. LODGES all over
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
oDD-FELLOws no CELEBRArr.
Richmond Lodge to Observe the 77th An
niversary To-Norro. Night.

Richmond Lodge No. l, will celebrate
the seyentyseventh anniversary or odd
Fellows tomorrow night at Belyldere Hall
Members Of all lodges in the city have
been invited, and are expected to be-
present and make merry with Rich
mond Lodge. beautiful musical pro-
gramme has been arranged. both vocal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

We have just closed out for spot
cash a car load of freezerS. a make
that is well.known throughout the
land, A freezer that has secured for
itself a wide ana favorable reputa-
ton. The sizes and prices range
from 2 quarts at 95 cents to 10
quarts at at $3.50. Between sizes
at prices in proportion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

the country will celebrate. Odd-Fellows
In general will make merry on this oc-
casion. There are more members OF this
order than Of any other similar organiza-
ton Ia the world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
GiIrOy Curtain Stretcher.

GilrOy Curtain StretCher.
with this stretcher you can do them up
as often as you wish, and they viii look
like new. Adjustable to any size, can be
used for quilting frame also. Triple
Nickel-Plated Pins, guaranteed not TO
rust. Special price, $l.l9, complete. The
cheaper ones If you want them.
Gilt Chairs, pretty in the parlor
windows, bargain at SO. Sale price
1888.
Three-Fold Oak Screens, g. inches high.
81 inches wide, outside panel i1x58, filled
with imitation silk, rich effects. all for
$3.50.
Four-fold japanese Screens, direct
importation, deliberately embroidered
with gold, room beautifler-a S.
article at S2.4S.
90 styles Waste Baskets on special
tomorrow, from SO cents down to
IS cents.
Picture Wire. silver finished. full
length, p yards, Co.
aero" Ice Refrigerator, note the
size, 81 inches wide, 1515 inches
deep, 80 inches high, pure charcoal
filled, zinc lined, extra finished, war,
rantad not TO sweat and to preserve
ice and food better than any other.
Compare this refrigerator with any
on the market and see its superiority,
better finish and far better construc>
ton (Six walls 10 preserve the ice)
than any otherrefrigerator Special
price Monday sos
Zero" Ice Chest, length %
inches, depth 2I15 inches, height 80
inches; charcoal filled, patent air
tight trap, S4.S9.
Refrigerators up TO SOS.
Ice Chests up toS2o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
Mattings.

The Mating season has opened i'm good
earnest. Last week saw a good proper
tion Of our stock go out This week we
want you TO see our choice line of Nov-
city Patterns before they are all gone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
SOC. each.
48C. each.
Ladies' Suits.

OF LADIES LINEN SUITS i'm Grass
Linen and Linen Batiste.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

Bargain sale Refrigerators ana lee
Boxes at the Fourqu-eanPrice Co.'s Mon
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
Tomorrow 81 TIC.

Gj-inch Furniture Linen, French Dimi-
ties. White Pique, Wells. etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

Zero" Ice RefrIgerators; best In tho
world The Fourqurean-Price Co., Sole
Agents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

Special sale Baby Carriages At the
Fourqurean-Prioe Co.'S Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

Bargain sale lcc-Cream Freezers and
Baby Carriages at the EourQwean-pEice
Co.'S Monday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
THE FOURQUREIAy- PRICE CO.
Wash Dress Goods

We have put an array of Wash Goods
into the field in your defence against the
hot weather that will soon be here again.
1t is an army of gallant qualities and gay
effects. Picked patterns from the fashion
courts of France, England, Ireland and
Scotland. Favorites on their native heaths.
Novelty weayings that make their first bow
this season. Enduring staples in new COL
ors that come to renew your acquaintance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
Genuine Alaska Tack Hammers, regu
lar zoe. article, SC.
Gas and Oil Stoves.

Special sale tomorrow of 200
Gas and Oil Stoves. A memorable
day for those who take advantage
OF the wonderful values offered.
Large Size Two-Hole Gas Stoves, guar
anteod perfect burners and gas saver,
full nickel-plsted, s5c.
The genuine "Regle" Gas stoves. %
inches long. cut burners. a s. article.
Monday SIG.
Full Nickel-Plated Gas stoves, II 1-2 by
% inches, none better made, s. article,
for $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

Zero" lee Refrigerators-best In the
world-for sale BY the FourQureap-Price
Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

SCRUB BRUSH-Large size, can't be
beat for lQc., &c.
Floor Broom, made Of extra quail
ty broom corn, welI-sewed, regular
s. cent article, Monday IS cents.
MOPS-Large Size Cotton Floor Mops,
our regular 15c. ones. tomorrow lOc.
CLOTHES BASKETS Large Size Will
low Clothes Baskets. worth 55c., 29c.
MOP sTICKS-Best made. long handle,
&c.
Solid Oak Centre Table, extra
large top, heavy carved legs, hand
polished and finish, worth at least
s. for SI.9I.
BEST QUALITY WIRE-WRAPPED
GARDEN HOSE, EVERY FOOT GUAR
ANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED,
VALUE Is CENTS FOOT, AT 10 CENTS.
100 Hardwood Reeds, 81 kind,
Monday 69 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
Curtain Str0tCh0rS.

If you send curtains to the laundry
they will not last long, and the price you
pay to have them once laundered viii
buy a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

zoo Large, Handsome Brass Banquet
Lamps, opcn-work base, central draft,
worth s.. while they last Sis.
I25 Sets Genuine English Deco
rated Dinner Sets, the decoration IS
underglazed and warranted not to
come off, decoration pretty spray
of flowers and in two colors, blue
and brown, complete for six persons,
exceptional good value at IS, Mons
day per set only S}.S5.
100 PIECES GENUINE WEDGE
WOOD" CHINA DINNER SETS, IN
CLUDING LARGE SOUP rUREEN.
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED,
1920.
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE OUR Dis
PLAY or DINNER SETS. WE ARE
OFFERING EXCLUSIVE SHAPES AND
DECORATIONS. ALL 1896 MODELS.
MANY or WHICH ONLY ARRIVED
LAST WEEK. LACK OF SPACE PRE-
VENTS Us FROM GIVING ANY
LENGTHY DESCRIPTION.
Heavy Block Tin Dish Pans, To-
quart size. at less than they cost to
make, s cents.
Extra Largo size Parlor Rocker, with
fancy pattern sOle-leather seat. sold
everywhere at $ and Sc. our price only
1875.
Sl.i5 China Jugs. elegant decorations. in
a variety Of colors. to so each at 4Sc.
200 Jardiniers, several styles, and
worth up to SIPS, for this sale,
choice 80 cents.
25 cent Crystal Water Jugs, two
quarts, reduced to 10 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
Table Knives and Forks.

Genuine Cimeter Swayed Blade, Coco
bolo Handle Double Fancy Bolstered,
Finely Polished Warranted one year,
Table Knives and Forks, regular $3.50
set tomorrow the six each fine fable
knives and Forks for 9Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
Linens

Our nnen department never held
as many sterling values as at this
time.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-02-29

for the other members to EMU
late; and his loyalty did, on
many an occasion, inspire them to re-
neged vigor aud adherence to their
duty.
The Grand Lodge of the State will
meet in annual session next Tuesday
and as part of the exercises it was de-
termined to present him with a So
year membership jewel, but his serl-
Gus illness, which nearly all were ap-
prehensive would terminate as it did,
interrupted the proceedings on this
line.
At his death Mr.. Phillips was rap
IDLY approaching his seth birthday
anniversary and yet till within
short while before his last illness he
maintained that sprightly, vigorous
activity for which he was SO noted,
end which has been the subject Of
comment for years. The last time
the writer saw him sign his name,
which WAS but short while ago, he
did so without the use of glasses and
was as clear and distinct and firm
as it was twenty years ago.
His health, strength of mind and
general elasticity was due to loyal
devotion to the laws of Nature, moral
ity and God, and in departing he has
certainly left behind him a name
which will be safe signboard for
any man.
Monday afternoon his remains
were laid away in their last narrow
bed, by the side of the dear wife who
had proceed him about four years ago
The funeral WAS taken charge OF
by the Odd Fellows, the Order he
loved SO we'll, who conducted the
body of their beloved brother from
| his late residence to St. Marks Epis
copal Church where the first service!
were conducted by Rev. ". I. Dick
inson DuIzelI, his beloved pastor
whose remarks, always timely, were
this time more than timely. Will
earnes: MEN and pathetic tone thi
gifted divine poured out Fhe tnought
of his heart, the truths Of his con
scieuce aud all that he sal l dre'
forth an earnest, though inaudible
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-02-29
An Old Citizen And
Odd Fellow Deal.

Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
MIR. Thomas Phillips died after an
illness Of some two weeks. Few mon
in our city were better known than
he; scarcely any were as we'll liked :
In all things he was faithful. 10 his
commonwealth and the laws thereof;
to his lodge; to his fellow man; to MS
church; to his God he was unswerv-
ing in discharging every duty, loyal
to every trust.
For about twenty nine years he had
resided among US, and during 1t all
he gained and held the high esteem
Of all men with whom he became as
ISOLATED in either social or business
relation.
He was the oldest Odd Fellow II
the world, having for sixty year:
worshipped at the sacred shrine Of
the Triple Links whose ordinances
were Friendship, Love and Truth
So earnest has he ever been IN his dc
votion to this Order. being in attend
apce on all meetings whether Winter
or Summer, whether it be hot or cold
dry or rainy weather, that he was in
deed the model, preceptor and guide
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-02-29
Some Qutri. $.

Will our people do anything with
the proposition Mayor Vinsou holds,
to establish a wooden and willow
ware factory here?
What about putting our canning
factory plant to some use?
Has the cotton factory project died
or are matters moving along salts
factorily?
That pork packery that has been
talked about, will we have one?
MIR. Andrew Currie has been writ
ten about establishing cigar facto.
ry in Shreveport! What has been
done with that?
And the pillow foundry of Mr.. Hen
derson. What are the developments
IN that dlrection?s
Why don't the Development Club
get to work? 1t should improve
each shining hour and now is the
time to work.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-02-29
Base Ball Notes.

Our people would like to have two
good amateur base ball clubs in this
city, the season which will soon be
upon us.
We would like for all who want to
assist in organizing such clubs to
meet at the The PROGRESS office Mon
day afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
Pete Weckbecker will play with
the Galveston team this season.
Bammert and Meyers will assist
Fort Worth III trying to win the pen,
nant this year.
Billy Kemmer will hold down
third base for the Sand Grabs.
Carl VII go with New Orleans
again this season.
Base ball is al interesting sport
and our people dearly love it; but
nothing interest them like good, To-
cal clubs. We must have at least
two
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-02-29

The Chief of Police has been IN
structed to raid any place where he
has cause to susp ect that gambling
or crap games were going on. The
law had already-long since-em
powered him to do this, but The Pro
eREss supposes he was afraid to do
SO until hisimmediate superiors told
him to. This is one agln you Chief!
You should have done this before or
It'd why. But we are not abusing
you for it, because we suspect there
WAS some irres; stible authority which
continually said-don't.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-02-29
On Wheels

Are you a lover of bicycle riding?
Buck Bradley has the best IN the Ma
ton for sale or rem. An hours eXer
else on beautiful wheel. graceful as q
gazelle. swift as swallow, for two.
bits. Will sell you fine one, cheap.
Guns, pistols, locks, keys and bicycles
repaired.
See Buck first, 4l3 Market street,
back of Dreyfrss,
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-02-29

amen from the large congregation OF
both ladies and gentlemen, who went
out to pay their respects to the dead
Sleep on dear friend and brother,
but in Odd Fellows teat hing thy
name will always be spoken in hal
lowed memory and thy example and
counseIs will live on forever.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-02-29

The City Council accepted the
plan o. Major N. $. Allen for an en-
CINE house. Four other architects
submitted plans, but that Of Major
Allen was preferred and adopted.
The Major is an old and worthy
citizen, 4 tirst-class artist in his line,
The PRoGREss is pleased that he was
the successful competitor.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-02-29

Ballingtoon Booth and wife have
retired from the chief places in The
Salvation Army. 1t is claimed that
he WAS too much Of an American
which cansed dissent among the Eng
lisn brethren, and he and his wife re-
signed.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-02-29
Plumes and
Artificial Flowers.

| will have displayed during the week the
finest assortment of the above, and extend
a Special Invitation to all the Ladies to call
and see them, and am convinced they will
see the finest assortment they ever saw be"
fore. no Millinery Store excepted
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-02-29

Bros. Bailey and Tets are now en-
gagged IN new play, assuming new
roles, that Of satirists. They are ad-
vocating fair elections, honest, eco
nomical government, and white SUI
premacy; all TO be secured under the
dominion of Warmoth, Kellogg, De-
mas, Cage ct al.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-02-29

Ladies Waists.
beautiful Stripes and Solid Colors from SOC to $50
Shoes.
Ladies' Lace and Button, in all styles and shapes
from 81 $500
Misses from soc to $500
Chldrens, rom3 TO $50.
Oxford Ties in assorted coOr cloth tops and
black, from imported manufacturers, from 81 to
$175
fine line from the Great Hamilton, Brown Shoe
|
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-02-29

Gesmonda Silks, assorted colors, lOc.
Surrah Silks, assorted colors. 3Oc.
Striped Batlste assorted colors, l0c.
Swiss Fancy Mulls, assorted colors, l0c
Striped Ramodan Cambria, Zoe.
India Linen, fancy, Zoe.
Organizes, fancy, Toe.
Fancy Dimitys and lOc,
Wool Chsllles, Il IL and l5c.
Nuns Yelling 20 and 25c.
Solid and Striped Ducks 10 and l5c
Check and Striped Nansooks II and lie
Novelty Goods. lOc.
Fancv Percalea S | &c.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-02-29

The largest line OF picture frames
wall paper and artists materials.
BREWER LAENGER,
405 Texas street.
The Lamar register., 1896-09-19

Late in the afJercocn ne visitors vert
away and th5vEht Ws would have =
auiet evening. snt that's where raads
mistake
MY wife remained at hoae. bat
went out Tor a breath of air. when
returned heard the most exasperstiag
nolses frnra the haseasa, and yard of
the house asjo!ni1E The seFv1nts ia
charge there had Invited their friends
Or relatives 70 spend the evening, and
the way they carried On was disgrace
faL The faet that IKE front Of the
house wAs dark with drawn curtains
was nc indication that s!vsl ness should
not be expected beAina rhe sleoa- The
eontrzsS OF the caietnssz Ia June. be-
fore the family 5eparted. With the
nolsinsss in July was rssnark kable and
suggestive. TIE speeches. eoags and
remarks eoaid no have been lonscr
II the company had oceupsed an eaEi-
side tenement The iistarhazee hstei
antil midnight Perhaps yuu doat
wonder nos that look tired
TIE experience nay ee ssgE as;iye 20
house-owrer aad tenants wAn 90 nct
realize that they may leave behiEa op-
porSunitiss for dlsazreeable zzd oh3eo-
uarahle beaaTiar, Il may be said thht
servants should Be allowed 70 have
some fun. but Il is toubtfuI whether
their masters ard nistreasas would
knowingly peraii fhern 70 have thai
fun elsewhere thaa the neiEh horhoods
they are willing e seek A. osher times
The reflection ou the behavior Of
sssze servants shoald not be applied %
all The servants tha; have respect for
the families they serve are quiet ana
orderly and they are a. o@ssrgan; Of
the requirements o. a respectable local
ity as Any one could desire They aid
in the solution Of the ser1ang question.
The oatsrcaAs of others make the solu-
ton more dIfacult-
The Lamar register., 1896-09-19
How JINMx oRows RIcA.
scheme Adopted ~ an EaE,l.A Roy for
rl~~eiaE Us~.rT rh-sf-r Go-r.

scheme Adopted ~ FnEti.h Roy for
rl~eeiax Us~.-T Ts-sf-r Ge-r.
They called him 'EpElish Jimmy."
He came from LSadon this SIMMER in
some gnaerountzhle manner. says the
New York Herald He Hves well wtih-
out working and patronizes a fashi0a-
able Bowery tailor, When the theEtcs-
goers know him he wiz Be dead. fer be
Is the cause OF the match nuisance b.
tween the acts Every body has en-
eountsred his representative. BE is
TIA boy who meets yeu as you come
from the theatre betweea acts with
match which the wind WI not biop
out. You light your cigar or cigarette
by il and the small box Is thrast into
your hands. Thea for the nrss time
you glance into the face Of the lad
Marks under his eyes show where the
tears have dried and stuck the dirt in
His eouatenanos Is wfstful IN the sx-
precision Of griet which 81 wears. his
cheeks are hollow You put your hand
into your pocket, intending to give him
dime Yon look again. You fancy
be seems hungry. You give him a guar
ter. You think you have done a chart
table act and your heart swelIs with
pride tin you see him work the same
game on another man and then you
realize that you have been done
Il make 81 or s. some nights said
one Of these boys to me. hut half OF Il
has ter 90 20 English Jimmy why2
Because he puts me oater the game.
The other day Jimmy comes Up an
asks me how much makes seHin' pa
pers..
~"Bout Is cents 4 day. sez l.
III show yoa how 70 make two
bones night sgz ne. VIII yer give
me half?'
Sure. sez /.
Then he sprang the match game on
me. Tain't no work an it's a good
graft. It's better graft for Jimmy.
though. He's steered about twenty
boys against the game an he's making
piles. He says it's his profit for inn
portln' the scheme from England. 1
guess dat's right. / amt kicking"
The Lamar register., 1896-09-19
Sons MARRIAGE oMKNs-


TAs Ariss who dreazns OF f4iriss rs
niEht before her marriage VIII b
thrice blessed
II the groom carries a misi2isr'
horseshoe IL hix psrket be sill aiSs.i
have good luck
ship Harrfas sns a-e coatidFred aal
tAlnE but iscky Get Earrisd on iArs
Or don't Eet married At an
No bride or EreoIa should b EiTer
a telegram vsiie on the way 70 ehzrzs
I; Is positively sEn Of evil
80 b4.de. Il she wuuid have s0oS
luck. shunld bake bsr own wedains
cake To 90 50 Invites 81 fortune.
DonR wear an sFai IN gctiinE n4ar'
rfed some people decsare thai oaah
are lucky. History proves The eHn.
Tary.
Il the vaddiuE r.HE is dropped dts'
ing the ctrsluuy the hTiar nay n
vel wish ECrseH uabern, fer she WI
alwuys have Evil llsk
KISS hsstc riEhi after the eSrrnHz1
and BEFORE TIE usriy made hasssat
has had a chance 20 do - aad you Ill
have cxccIieat lack tar12gaoat iht
year
Mzsasus eager 70 wos sAaule sivt
dish Eatsr hgated % boiling g2lai
a vide berth. L uutaas nat thsy asl
not marry Tor a long tns q thFy A.
temps ts cleanse dishes In water y
hot.
Might ws5dlnea are better thAn acne
Jet they are By % HsaEs tie best n
bride whaa the zsnsalHe eaanoy fau
upoa u gure "a cTpsricnue tronaiUai
times n she have chudFsa they Sif
sie yugnr
SEouid ths bri1s PsrchAa1s see ,
Gotta usIs bs.nr driven "a ths raii.
read s,afiob prick 20 asparsins uPos
her wedding tazr shr sroeii order ths
driver 10 taTa back aat start ever
again. or else shs viii surely meet via
bad lack
The Lamar register., 1896-09-19
An-ricsa IIar-+- - l.Hsi4a.i-

DuSaF etr sAsr Eezr go ,ess ghau Iebu
AuseEtgal iaussE Aarr Herl s5ld d f.7aiT Ia
ast1l-s7s ElaI rraEl sara Esse o. sta-llsga- a1i
smaller dezlEs prsfs-s nag ~ t4ag-a rBcta tAt
iarulE lHaaTslus n11 .Hlasssf.N rs=a-'W- thEs
Ia- siatllsy u faFrizl 1srs-s rsa .153slli lslr
ssfr, Wbsi-g - rule BE- 81eikrds LAT AZ
hs pEste b. -lu ~ pisEIY - uvi bEssf
EuEltsh h1Fses. Nzd that thay d nis uCrE
rr-y vel Al@ fasf =. Aav1ever, saaE sasre
Gre atissu-f - rr1ay AiEa-i-ln hHrars 1raa--
aaR eas- a. Aple72s1u slb5s-5s EsallE 4 1deui.
ea11 Ell hlais ulaHr Fha EaUalFF tkrT HaH
reria wldEr- lEErh.Tr ha4E 4Ed sh1aa1
tEasr ntfllsa1 ~ Ivy SCI no tbr 77IaE lFT
ali sid 10 tha 5hfl-1tga5s 1ag r,a1Ff,-i ytsis
~ "a sEee2sr- lslrd1l Elrld-
The Lamar register., 1896-09-19
ny lss ns.ss.... Z u

II takes a isrsinrss tlan y F...-s
q costume 10 his wife A hnsy :.
commerce., after sesalEtE sprF -
drsaes on very takiug yelae - !,
oeuiIy. informed shs pzrtne- n I
t0yx; 1T was fine. The ar1.
made % some Kind 81 ei0fh. via =
SOFT - trimming II WnA Ssz7rr ~
- shrimp pink Ia esisnr. ara ~
waist sauae Sind of bas4as tist !,
infr~cFsiabis She s0yp ons N 8,
bats roo segsseiines $50 % wHusar !,
altogether gave an rGe-.s tisi i -
yoH cuuld have saeu. New Ysfk !
conser,
The Lamar register., 1896-09-19
shAl DC -, -.

I take pleasure in ssstgnS taa, !.
sanaily kEsap Ti-re6us wh8. sase &,
luiely tSahi have rvssairsssi def !
ealr through eiss n~e 81 DASUFFf,
Ny Effa. ulru=s hair Wa failia.
frtGa same ranse. hss receise, :.
l-rarht frsta it heartily esazs
pANDERiNE Tins SriIr. Efs,s
- Muriaagh. president y ths ~
iural Surzsai seiioal sa ne Kn8ssi
naudsriun cuurfanY q gnthris. "a
hna4. frEsn whsin Dandrfi1. -
ohtainet for q a i.assir. II 81 q
10 siack By lo.oal tfslz-tsts
The Lamar register., 1896-09-19
n.n-..r,riIt

Never miud brushing me %. pap-
ter saih the careful Fssaelesr On NE
sierPs- ~f1a caul5nst tad u sr~cE
of iiRs' ca my clsthess
.-iSat am ~ boss. bat II ybu aiat 90
abisc;ia1 III scst 80 ;hrngEh the m
5isus With my Hsush- ELsv I must feFI
fizt earned Gar Quar1eT yaysss- gotta 10
give aic----Drrroit IRE. Press
The Lamar register., 1896-09-19
a Grrat npre-tnnltr.

Il wlsa Was uns q ihsn suifiyuailss
fsleTA sid Perry P4t--tr, ~ ~ lsg 0s5
rs back SEEsag 81 rl.sld sai waadrriAg
waE Z n.9Fsi Hi3r1 g tiduf have 60,
'-lL. ro5s- Al the p4uFrs + faii n srun
slfaut aUf Tom isgerse8 ard .Aha EIafs4ln
e1d An.iE IarE-lsa sroula d. n rhis 1a7e gzss-.
tiqn- II ! Hez saa u taeu fg5laE- ia -
r4E esn gp zl.d ana 1ug aua s-.ii tha iafsruss-
t,'H q @bsl1tsycr parry Is Aanr the ulast
gOod IA. -FisicanEzfl Iuqulrur
The Lamar register., 1896-09-19
Yoa g . - Ii.tere r.ken..

VITA nlaiarlal dizsase. a1t Wtfh prlsifgiotls
ys0teaee aftrrWaFts, Il ysu BFzieet lnme-
date tpaaN2re - geusf The sur5-st prevent
i've and reraesthal term - ais-tle4 tiaa s. Hoe
teitrrs sfnularh E.rters, tae potency of
which ~ m a1tisiste ~ uni3tysnztle pusslsl has
9eea asfnfastra1td fsr over ferry yesrs past
Tie Ever when dtspri@reA and esgsgastst
me hoNeis II rsnstlpated aud the Ridnry. II
iu1ctiYg are proHsPily aided hy IT, aad h Is
luF2lnable tor drspepsth. nervGus debility
The Lamar register., 1896-09-19
Tn. faat-~

The pleasant e1ect and Fzsrfees safety
with whiea ls1lez may use syrup q
kLsE. gadsr all con1sdaus. makes d
thelT faVoEitr rsrnsay. T8 set the tue
ard Epuuiazs article took for tHe uas1a
% the California Flg syrup Company
Yrluted near thH bottom - the rack
age FoF sale BY AL s2sponaIhle drug
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