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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Ed Kaufman collector of internal reve-
nue. for this district, is in the city
Railroad men say travel TO the East is
very light this year. much lighter than
for several years just preceding the holi-
days.
". b. Groseclose assistant general freight
agent of the Katy, with headquarters at
Houston, came down today and VIII ema.n
until tomorrow. lie Is accompanied hy
Mrs. Groseclose and her guest. Mrs. l..
I. Noyes o. Houston.
Miss Genevieve Hayes, daughter Of
Colonel Charles w. Hayes, has returned
on Chicago, where she has spent the last
Six months with relatives, Miss HIVES
went north for the benefit of her health
which was much improved by the change
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CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR.

Judging from the movements of a pretty
considerable element. 1t seems that the
rroGnosticators who have been for the past
month engaged in guessing the men who
seek the democratic gubsrnatorial lomina-
ton two years hence. have overlooked two
formidable possibilities in the shape of
Messrs. r. NJ. House and l.. l.. Foster.
Already the friends of the former are be-
ginning 10 organize for the purpose of
pushing him to the front, while in the
case OF the latter gentleman although there
has as yet been no rallying of corces, 1t
is evident that those VINO are anxious to
support him are irady TO get in shape on
short notice.
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THE HIGHER COURTS.

Austin, Texas, December 2I.-Proceed-
'nEs OF the supreme court today:
Reversed ana remanded Daniels ct n,
VS.. Mason. from Tarrant.
Certified question answered In favor o,
appellantsMinter ct al vs. Burnett adj
mlnis'rator, ct al, from Wichita.
Certificate OF dissent dismissed Texas
and Pacific Railway company VS.. STAGE
81 al from Tarrant, Eustis ct al vs.. DIV Of
Henrietta, from Clay.
cause set for submisson-Cle Cleveland A.
CO. VS.. Carr ct al from Polk, for January
II, 1897.
kehearing refused-Thompson vs.. Baker.
tahn commissioner. original mandamus:
nisssen VS.. Elmendorf ct al from Bexar;
houston East and West Texas Railway
company VS.. Keller, from Harris
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The old bloke in the next window is a
fake
In the next window Is a lean. hungry
looking man. holding In hands a card bear
ing the words
"Fyke. am L? Ha, Ha Ha! Guess not!
The old man IN the other window is beck
number and am the Santa OF today
The display is very catchy and attracts
large crowds
Other show windows that are beautifully
decorated with holiday goods, but which
have no particular significance. are hose OF
Fey & Braunig, A. Stankiewioz. H. j.
Heye. Fesmroysky & Co. and Ledbe,ter e.
Knox.
here. The streets are blockadad with farm
wagons and carriages and the strcats re-
mind one OF Houston
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HnlIetts,IlIe Store vI,In,,.

Hallettsyille. Texas, December y Not
much effort was made here in the direc-
ton Of show window decoration. but ihere
are several windows here worthy Of sperlal
mention
The large plate-glass windows in A. L.
Vytansky's jewelry store are particularly
attractive. In one there Is iifc-slzp Fan.
IA Claus portly, oorpulent aud dignified
lie Is covered With snow and stands on
hnow-coycrod grass plot In his bands i,e
holds card bearing the inacrisIi8u II
am the only and original Santa CiFfsp from
the snow capped hills OF the frlgid north
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22

Hempatoad, Texas, December II, - Mr..
Epinet A. Ellis, son of the late Colonel Ell
lis. vas ia the city this morning. and the
arrangements begun by his father were
completed by which the Hampstead Water
WORKS company closes it's franchise to Mr.
Ellis and gives him the artesian well nov
goo feet deep as bonus with further
guarantee that 500 lights and 300 hydran,s
viii be suhscribcd fnr This arrange,G mt
VIII give 10 this city the long needed supply
Of water tor fire protection and good iisht
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22
KNOW PLENTY OF PATRIOTS.

Colonel Jake Hodges of laris and Hon.
John Dean of Ell Paso arrived in the city
this evening. The colonel states that he
understands the governor has lot OF APP
pointments to give out and that he is ex-
periencing some difficulty in finding iaen
willing to accept them, which has moved
him to come to Austin to help his excel.
iency out by furnishing him with the names
Of several able patriots who are ready to
sacrifice themselves upon the altar OF pa
triotlsia and don the offcehoider's livery
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TIE COLLEGE BOARD.

Messrs. E. H. Gushing of Houston, p. l..
Downs OF Temple and A. c. Fearlake Of
Galveston, committee representing the
Agricultural and Mechanical college alum
nj association, called on the governor
this morning to request the appointment
OF an alulnnus on the college board. The
committee did not urge the appointment OF
any particular person, though Mr.. 4. W.
Hutchinson of Houston is the associations
candidate
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CHARTERED.

The following charters we're filed In the
department OF state today: Crook Record
Mercantile company OF Paris, Capital
stock, $4,000. lncorporators, j. d. Crook,
u. b. Webster and +. 5. Preston.
The Grand Falls Irrigation and Improve
ment company OF Ward county. Capital
stock. 100000. Incorporators, j. ID. Van
Arnam, William f. Olson, X. ID. Gage, W.
ID. johnson and others.
The Fair Clothing company of San An
tonic. Capital stock, $4,000 incorporation
Nathan Sadovsky, L. Segai and Henry
Michel, Jr.
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TILE roRTIFIcATIoNs

Major A. NJ. Miller. United States engi-
neer in charge of the harbor improvements
and coast defenses here. has purchased a
locomotive TO be used in the handling Of
material for the Qualifications OF this port
An advertisement was inserted IN the news
papers "A few days ago for locomotive and
several offers were made. that OF Kicker
g. Lee being accepted. The price was S20l0
Contractor Brenonian. whose bid OF 500. 600
for the construction OF the mortar battery
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22
THE AK OF INFRINGEMENT.

Commissioner Baker on the lst of last
month dropped out one additional employe
and gave second one notice to quit on
another notice to quit January l. These
are straight reductions OF the force, and
no vacancies are thereby created. No peg
sons therefore, need apply for these places
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22

McKinnoy Texas December q Joe
Wilder. farmer, was run over and killed
last night by the southbound Houston and
rcSaA Central. one mile north of here He
WINS hton lying on the track by the en-
glneer too late 10 check the train The
atceased leaves 4 wife and six little chill
dron IN unfortunate circumstances
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PORT CLEARANCES.

The steamship Witty cleared for Liver
pool today with 44i2 bales of cotton,
weighing 2.2o4,2i pounds and valued at
$i5i sci S2i5 sacks cotton seed oil cake.
weighing 1861 ,215 pounds and valued at
$l3g0 $3.50 slaves weighing p 400 pounds
and valued at $500; 1909 bushels wheat,
Weighing los 555 pounds and valued at
S2gTs
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL,
Houston Market House kefunding
Bonds Are Approved.
COMMISSIONER BAKER RE TRENCHES.
Three More Situations Entirely Dis
test the Election of Bennett.

Austin, Texas, December 21.-The attor-
ney general has concluded the examination
OF the data furnished relative to the pro-
posed issue of Houston market house re-
funding bonds and decided to approve them
If issued in accordance with the papers
submitted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22
QUARANTINE orFIcER MAYF1El.D.

nr G.. Mayaeld the new quarantine
officer at this port. said today that he had
not yet received official notice OF his APP
pointmcnt. and that all he knows about 1t
is what he has seen in the newspapers, He
viii probably assume his new duties as
soon as he receives his commission. DR.
Blunt. the retiring quarantine officer hopes
To have INC transfer duly made before leaY-
ing for his Jersey farm nedr i.ockhart,
where he win hereafter reside. His SON
Fred Blunt. 1t Is understood, Will be re-
tained IN his old position as secretary Of
the station. aud this will be gratifying 20
those who have had occasion TO know Of
his efficiency aud his uniform courtesy and
ohligng MANNERS.
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Me- BIOLOGICAL.

sHAVER-Palestine, Texas, December ls
Mrs Shaver, reputed to have been ia
years OF age died near Alder Branch. this
county. a few days ago.
HORNToN-Thornton. Texas Decor
Der l9.-Dr. A. p. Thornton died YESTERDAY
at IL O'Clock and was buried today at 10
O'Clock at Thornton cemetery lie was
sick only a few days
lNGRAM-McKinney, Texas. December
l9.--Allie, the 9-year- old daughter of MIR
and Mrs. John Ingram, died at O'Clock
TINS morning of pneumonia. She was a
cousin of the dead infant.
Brennan, Texas, December
20.-Died, at her home in this city yester
uay afternoon Mrs. Wilhelmne Kleine. at
the advanced age of 76 years. Her funeral
took place from the residence of Mr.. II
FRANKIE at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
NGRAM-McKinnoy Texas, December
19.-This morning Mr., and Mrs. George
ingram awoke at their residence in this
city and found their 4-months old infant
dead In bed with them. Its health had
not been the best, but its condition was
not considered serious by its parents.
THoRNHILLs--Ch appell Hill, Texas. De-
cemper 2l.-Little Gladys. the AZ year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Thornhill
died Yesterday evening at the residence OF
hef parents here and will be buried at the
Atkinson cemetery this Afternoon al 4
o'clock. Rev NJ. NJ. Hitchcock officiating.
MoSELY-Iearne, Texas, December Il 49,
and of ,nanv Ch'i. a ,s', -. "ieh stanuihs
tbts month";, CT, - wv hN't
pos,p,aster + Mosor,, os Ti,i i.'otlel q
j. Il. Mosey and of Mrs. ". w Wilson OF
this place. Her funeral will take place
from the Methodist church tomorrow al 20
,,,,e,
VERsER-Luling Texas. December III
pleu' at the family residence in Prairie
v W. 9". a,.'h DIeehApei - ~ r. r.
me @n,,~ @seu 10, ~, .elser was one OF
q mblsirisS nH ,,'a .'a'1 Gus sYoou h'sh as
l., fl,,s,,,a H. .as $50 -" COT mo-"
~ ,no,ar,, ""' "'''e' AZ 'n0 ii"'lie
81 oNEh-Luiihg' iexas, December FL
,,i, at ms residence IN inns CITY, sunday,
heVeiioei ~. "iiiiatil ~ Stdghei' asei ~
Years; MI Stasher Is wen known to the
u$Eelhs pubic as member oi the INN
we ne leaves most OF friends to mourn
ms suuueh DEAN which was heart disease.
ne iuheIdi tooh pace at the city cen
~ l,Tt,,t,,s a. "'o '"e ga a"1i''qIs u
10 hotb ~ n,'ict, 49, az . io.,o"s g.
o,, DU,a ~ =" men '''eiS He was '"hs'S'-
HAM ER-Colmesneli, Texas, December
lo'-Mr !. o. Hammer aged 81 years died
mere thursday night OF Bflght disease.
lie was here as southern Pacific relief
agent pending Agent W. B. Hayes alb
sencc on visit to his old home in Mis-
souri, MI Hanner was agent for the
southern Pacific company here several
years ana was highly respected and liked
by all He did duty in the office here
wednesday and never surrendered his jon
uhtil the night before his death. His re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22

Millican, TsxIs. December 2l.--Thcrc Is
quite an excitement over a discovery OF
coal four miles north OF this place The
land on which he coal has been discovered
belongs 10 several negroes. 1t IS claimed
that therc Is a vein OF coal thirteen feet
thick near the surface Of the earth equal
ID aMallLY 10 Tho coal 81 Calynrt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22

Liberty, Texas. December 81 To all of
hcers: Look out for man about feet I
inch tall well proportioned, small dark
mustnche. gray eyes. scar under right eye,
scar on left side of head wears about No.
shoe wearing light coat and vest, dark
overcoat, black wide brimmed hat. He left
Torkington Prairie with one gold watch
one gold ring initials M c. NJ" two pairs
pants. overcoat, ono undershirt, six palrs
WOODEN socks, two blue linen shirts, one
imitation leather satchel He goes by name
OF John G. Walker; is little off" Ten
dollars reward Arrest and wire me. |
hold warrant for burglary, NJ A. De
Blanc, Sheriff, Liberty county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22
WhceIork Hiub scbooI

Wheelock. Texas, December 1s.--on the
evening Of the 18th the Myrtle Hill school
house was consumed by fire Loss, in
Guiding books. about $500 1t is presumed
that ii was set on fire, and one j. w. IA
lcnhurs was arrested and remandei TO Jail
on the charge.
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Stabbed His Drothcr,

Oakland, Texas, December 2l.-Haywood
Jones. the 1o-year-old son of Sam Jones
oolored, recently from Yorktown. yesterday
morning dlsembowled his 13-year- old
brother Nathan, They were fighting. DIS,
Hutchins and Waller attended the wound
and this morning the hoy seems doing we'll
and may not die
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22
NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY.

Grant r. Bennett. authorized agent OF
the new United States Telephone company.
which was recently granted a franchise ty
the city council. will leave tomorrow morn
ing fer Philadelphia TO close contracts ior
the construction Of the new company's Plant
here. The organization has been partially
perfected and 1t is said the work OF string
ing wires through the streets VIII begin as
soon as practicable
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22
FIRE CRACKER ORDINANCE.

Chief OF Police Jones has given instruc-
tions to his officers 10 arrest all persons
caught violating the ordinance in reference
to shooting off fireworks in the city limits.
Christmas or no Christmas. lie saws the
law is plain and 1t is his duty to enforce 1t.
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Recovering from Injuries.

Bonnoy, Texas, December Fl MIR. r,
w. Wanner. who was injured IN he Oar
rlnton plantation last week by he falling
OF derrick is improving rapidly. lie hopes
to be able to go TO work again January /.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22
SHERIl'FS DEPARTMENT.

Arrest Howard Harris, an escaped coun-
~ convict; black negro, about feet Z
inches high weight about 1850; is little
hump shouldered, has thin lips and is quick
spoken, but talks very little; has small
squint eyes. wi lie face and short head,
and had mustache when last seen. I will
pay si5 for his delivery in any Jail in
Texas r. a. Rich. sheriff. Wharton,
Wharton county
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Leg aud Instcp Brolscn.

Taylor, Texas, December p MIR. Ben
iiey. shipping clerk at the local compress.
while checking ont cotton in partly leaded
ar yealerdey, met with serious acct
lent. compressed balo OF cotton fell
ln him, breaking mia right lee Lnd the
.nstep a, tho night foot lie was sont TO
iinulton. az nc has a brother and son liv-
me- thero
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THE FIKE RECORD.


BRENNAN, Texas, December Il Fire de-
stroyed the kitchen and dining room of II
NJ Lochudgo's boarding house tonight The
house was saved by heroic work of the
department.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22

Willis, Texas December DIV. r. Ma
lone's gin burned this evening about
O'Clock. Ten bales and about five tons of
cotton seed burned. Loss about $500. no
insurance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22
AT THE SAI.GE

Messrs. Frank Andrews, H. b. Rice and
L. H. Gushing of Houston are registered at
the Hotel Salge also Mrs. L. w Birch
field and Miss Winona Birchfield of Texas
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Prisoners Dreuk Hail,

Waxahaehle, Texas, December q. Three
men succeeded in making their escape from
'ne Ellis eoutny jail this morning between
midnight and daylight. These men srs
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COT VERY LITTLE BOOTY.
Three Masked Men Hold Up a
Southern Pacific Train.
SEVENTY DOLLARS ALL THEY GOT
Unable to Open the Through safe.
sherffT of vai Verde County and
Captain Hughes In Pursuit.

Three masked men, evidently novices,
held up Southern Pacific train No. 20 sun
day about midnight one and a half miles
west OF Comstock, Texas. e06 miles west
OF San Antonio. securing booty that Will
aggregate not more than SO
They boarded the train at the station,
and when at point mile and a half west
commanded the engineer to come TO a stop
He did So and in company with the trio
retired to the Wells Fargo express car. de-
manding admntance. They were admit
ted and after making an unsuccessful
attempt TO open the through safe, recon
ciled themselves with two or three express
packages and allowed the train to proceed.
Once away from the train the robbers
mounted horses. and with the usual parting
salutes given with their pistols. rode in a
northerly direction. An alarm was sent to
the station. which the sheriff OF Val Verde
county and Captain Hughes of the State
rangers answered with their available
forces. and when last heard from were in
pursuit,
The region where the robbery occurred |
IS very hnly with a sprinkling OF timber.
which would insure the bandits safety /
from the authorities. TO the South short
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was accepted by the war department. has
not yet entered into formal contract to do
the work. but has several days set In
which TO do so.
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pAcKARn.s ANSWER.

The United States ex rel William r.
Morrison, Martin A. Knapp, Judson c.
Clements and James d. Yearmans inter
state commerce commissioners, vs. Texas
Western Narrow Gauge Railroad company.
In the above entitled cause 81 Packard.
receiver, filed his answer in The United
States circuit court today, in which he
says That he appears solely for the pur-
poses hereinafter set out, reserving and
serving any and all rights that he may
have, and d!sclaims any and all Interest or
connection with the defendant in this cause
and says further that lie has never had any
connection with or relation 10 the Texas
Western Narrow Gauge Railroad company,
nor has he any knowledge Of any corpora
ton Of said name and style. all which he
Is ready 10 verify.
Wherefore he prays that the service had
upon him ia the above entitled cause be
quashed, set aside and held for naught.
and that he 20 hence without day and re.
cover all costs in this behalf expended
Md Tor further answer, il required says.
That the petition In this cause does not
refer to him nor to the Texas Western
Railway company, of which he Is receiver
That IL Is within the knowledge of this
honorable court thai the Texas Western
Railway company, through him as re-
ceiver. has been i'll the custody OF this
court and entirely under its control from
about he year 1880 until August Il, 1895, at
which date the said Texas Western rail-
way, together with all its properties, fran
chises and effects OF every kind, were sold
by G. Dart. master commissioner. aud that
subsequently said sale was IN all things
confirmed and deed was duly executed by
The said c. Dart conveying to Sanford Il,
French the said railway and its properties,
and thereafter he delivered to said pur
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shrfncra to visit I'll PnsO-Lcctured
to Men OnIy--tluy Clement.
The FOst Bureau,
Windsor Hotel.

The Pos. Bureau,
Windsor Hotel.
Dallas Texas December 9l.--Tt is
probable the mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine will soon begin pilgrimage with
camels and tiger across the sands that lie
between this oasis and that called FL Paso
on the West. Hella Temple in this city
is one of large numbers. presided over by
George Green potenta,e, John q. Hunter
chic! raban and Henry + Burt assistant
rabai. 1t has come TO the knowledge Of
the mobiles that al III Paso there are a
number of noyices who have not yet trod
the hot sands and they are planning a
r''primage to that country to do the proper
thing.
Mrs. Charlton Edholm, the personal pur-
fly evangelist Of the Florence Crittenton
missions, lectured at the opera house to
men only yesterday afternoon. under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Christian as
sociation. She had an audience that crowd
ed the Thespan Temple and spoke 10 them
on the Traffic In Girls. " She is an earn
est and forcihle speaker and impressed her
audience with the truth of what she said
Theatergoers of Texas are looking for
visit to the Greenwal circuit OF Clay Glenn
ent in the New Dominion" lie is a
talented actor and his characterization Of
the German baron is one of the smoothest
and prettest portrayals ever seen on a
stage In Texas. Il has been a number of
years since his last visit to Texas and on
that occasion he made very favorable i'm
preston. Manager George Amy OF the Dali
las opera house anticipates "a large audi
enee.
Under appointment of Dr. j. K. Stuart,
Of Houston, president. Or, c. NJ. Kosser
is arranging for the meeting of the Texas
Association Of Railway Surgeons which
convenes in annual session in this oity
next mouth DR.. j. s. Letcher, recently
deceased, vas chairman OF the arrangement
committee and when he died 1t Nas n9ccs-
sary to select another AS DR.. Rosser was
associated with Dr.. Letcher. he WAS chosen.
lie htended to meet with the Dallas Coun-
" Medical society Saturday night and APP
point the proper committees. but on account
o. urgent business with the 5oyernor, he
failed 10 do so.
The Texas Association of Railway Sur
seons Is an organization composed of those
members of that profession who are en-
gagged in railroad corporation work. DR..
j. X. stuart OF Houston Is the president
ana Dr. Clay johnson of Corslcana s.cre-
tary, with Or. A. A. Bailey of Rchmond
treasurer. 1t is an organization of some
note IN the profession and at the meeting
In Houston year ago some excellent ia
pers were read all OF which were of such
merit that they were published in full in
me fost. There are number OF its mem
Ders residents in Houston.
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40 Christmas ana Now Years table
should be without a bottle OF DR.. siegert's
AhsoAtura Bitters, the world renowned
appetizer Of exquisite flavor Beware Of
limitations
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Our success is due to the fact that we
In quest Of Sweeney 6 Fredericks.
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Just such cases as the abovel.sI
In women's circles, and that isshI
confidence OF the women Of Amer
bestowed upon Mrs. Pinkham
Why are not physicians nor. d
with women when suffering irup|
ailments?
Women wan. the truth, aud Il
sannot get it frca their dos,u,
eek it elsewhere
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In Cold Jewelry We are Toe VI
LEADERS in the city we ''
assortment. We buy OUT u
reliable houses, and they ar'
in the United States. ~,
Sweeney 4 frsasI.'
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,s,ghea "a ro,. Teen yearso ~,
acre skeleton From YOU, M.
.hins my trouble is proiu,s ~ ~
Ny symptoms are ssss
Oar doctor (my uncls) ,.l, t,,s.. !.
n consumption, and want, "a -.
'ioFiia' Please help mel T.llu,,s,
aud tell nc quickly. Ian. engage ~
t'al IN September. Shall | M, y Y
LucYs|
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take Laxative Bromo Qun!ne Tablets.
to cure. Pc.
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Is especially true OF Hoods Pills. for no nedi
cine ever contained 50 great curative power IN
so small space They are q whole medicine