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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-17
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.
Frank B, Earsest Receives Coaores-
sional Endorsement,
WEBB COUNTY IS FOR SOUND MONEY,
0ranes County Fopuiists Perfect orssni-
sstisn for the Coming Canpaign-
Grant Issues nm Address.


Hampstead, Texas. March &-TAe St1-
tcenth senatorial district, comprising me
counties OF Harris. Waller. Aastia ans
Fort Bend. Will. II Indications are no;
misleading, have great supply Of ea-di-
dates tor senatorial hanors> 50 i2I there
has been no announcements but tou- as
plrants might as we'll he considered II
the race at this time for the democrats
nomination. Kirkland Of Fort Bsrd- We
four years ago ST. The senatorial enlve--
iion in Houston lea SAelhurDe L. Ire
locked ccnreutien for over twenty BAL
lots and inG1iy withdrew, giving Srsi-
burae the nomination IS i candidate
irrespective al least. 9tI Bryant q
Houston IS also knoNn 70 he 2 tne TaSs
and fer awhile 81 looked q y Ne R7a-7
have Harris cuunty AZ % himself. has
few days ago Aep-ts es1t at.s e Aezglay ~
harris WAS 10 las EttN, ana = Is =all LA
he rnb0sou2el himself ga rs Lilel1s a11
virtually let il hs known whAr 1t az
Rfisr. The folrJh maH IN ths rack as
,0aEe Lipsco1nh Of This ccuntg. J1dEs
Linscnnl5 WAS county attorney fof Seq
years and couuty judge ~ SIX 1cArs
lac IS SICK OF hoataE Dffica. bat Is CT Ni'ls
10 terminate hss official career Wuh s.
seat in The Stale SENATE Saa2l1 sA3-
turDe keep ouf pf me rare Lirsscruo =
likely TO carry Aasfir county. area Win
will give him 6 good show iu the aal-
vrri3nn. Should l-lrso0-rh at.i1A o. nt
OUT Of the rare before or 1rriuc TIE r11-
yeuliou Waller eosl'Ts support Tpllc
probably 20 to kirlIsI-a. i is 2aybasss
race at present.
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TEXAS poLITIcAT- Hnrrs.

TIE free silver democrats o. Nolan
county incorAed he Dudley Instructions
The Denton county democratic commit
Tee Fote1 nown proposition to srrly a
test 10 participants IN the primArieE
The Eighth district republican conyen-
ton 10 nominate delegates 10 az K,
Fort Worth.
The porulistE Of MeLennan county y,ifl
hold convention May 10 nominate q
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AUsTIN's TEAM.

Austin. Texas, March 1.-the members
OF tho Austin base ball team have all ar
rived except shortstop Burns. who is ex-
pected from New Orleans today Those
nmtrr are Ghtchers Wolover and Hayden,
Chard; First Baseman Nye, second Base
man Weikart, Third Baseman Dawkins
ana Outhelders BUSY, kleeman and Mike
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THREE cHILDRrN FIFTEEN

Newkirk' O. n, March l6.-Three weeks
ago a mad dog bit number of Other dogs
III ms vicinity, and within a few DAYS
"a hummer OF dogs have deVelOpe-l hvdr1
hhohia and three children have ban,
bba aSy hltlen. a mule and several horsas
sar, ais9 become mad and 1t was nocesS
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j. w. HAIL Ar CROCErTT

Crockett, Texas, March 16.--J. w. Hail
dealer in general merchandise, has failed
Home creditors are preferred His stock
OF goods was sold TO the First National
bank of this city Assets and liabilities
not known. Deeds of trust amounting to
SO. $50 cover all real estate.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
MILAN COUNTY BANK rA1Ls.

MILAM UUV MY BANK FAILS.
Cameron, Texas. March lG. The Milan
County bank, w. T. Il f. NJ Crawford
proprietors, filed deed of assignment this
morning. naming A. T. McCord and r.
). Henderson aseignees, No creditors pre-
terred. The bank was considered perfect
ly solvent and the failure is a great sur
prise, The assets are largely in excess Of
liabilities. and # is claimed that all a.
posters will be paid in full Local bust
ness interests viii not be seriously affected
by reason Of the failure
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DEXAR COURT HOUSE noNns

san antonio Texas, March ,l6.-A teie.
Rp'h received today by County Clerk
Ihad smith from tho r. l.. and George
~ Cook company Of Chicago. states that
.iee Az urn had taken up and paid for tho
sold at par accrued interest and s5OS prem.
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talned and managed the Portsmouth 4.
of the Virginia State league last M
and stood we'll up in the averages. N
as a batter ana fielder. He is an excss,]
ball player, scrappy and always h h
game. He Is one Of the handsouest =
well-dressed players IN the business I
day. and is a tine specimen Of the 1a.s|
athlete. &f5 1T
The grounds were not IN good an
for practice and Captain Shafsr a.,
boys took run out to the park and M
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COLMEsNE1L C1ILIJNGs

Colmerncil, Texas March l6.-The Ma
sonic ledge here, one of he largest IN East
Texas, is being painted, and several citi-
zens are preparing to have their houses
touched up again.
Constable Fortenbcrry Is recovering
from his recent serious Illness with the
measels
i. II. unsworth Is also couvaiescing
The cold wave did no damage TO Vege-
tation here. and spring gardens are look
ING Mell
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Of things it shown Itself H II n NJ .wds5
AT hrst, perhaps a little hs. !. 10y WI
stomach, a little sournen v;,S. y y
and heartburn. Headachss S Nv, wkaan
pretty soon after that, and b;l;ssaa . a.
a foul taste in the mouth n sSS ". y
Chronic constipation Is alno. Nj iI nasrI3
and 1t is probably the most s.,;, ,asviast
that ever takes hold Of mar 'p u, u'slk
simplicity is the thing that ru, - ga
dangerous, because Il lead. = ~
Constipation means that liz M a nlegat
ing poisonous, impure mater n. NJ
be gotten rid of The poison i An M; ~
absorbed into the blood and the vssla
IS being filed with Il. Imnu rs0t 4 "
blood may lead to almost a..
There. is no telling what NAV cow ~ I;
Constipation is the start Of Il ali i' III y
people are careless about Il it;,M az
serious thing in the world, and Il. ~
to cure if YOU go about II right M ~
Pleasant Pellets cure constipat;or ' "
1t positively, certainly, inialiibly ~.
so it stays cured. Cure Il So w W ~
taking medicine.
And that is something thai n, 4
remedy in the world wilt do,
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Bastrop. Texas March l6.--Judge Dyer
Moore has transferred his ownership TO
the Peoples Paper published here. to
Mr.. II. c. Clark.
The county commissioners met In called
session today, inspected the new vault for
county records, pronounced the work done
according TO contract, approved, received
and ordered settlement made for The
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MT George NJ. Reed, second baseman
OF inc great Houston Base Ball club, ar
rNeo IN THIS city yesterday morning after
lons Trip having left Portsmouth. va,
MS hohe' FRIDAY morning. Reed cap
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Austin, Texas, March ls.-IudFa wn.
liam ypn ftnesnberE. Jr.. aauources ffat
90 VAL not be q. cand 3ssse Tor calilf,-
Jless ttuR year. This IgaFes the N.id
clear for A. s Waller. Jr
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ZAPATA FOR EARNrgT.

Larea7, Texas March Is.-Tha Zapa,a
county Democratic convention 20 elect sei
egafers % this congressional cclverflr,,
Instructed for Hon Frank q. Earnest
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These Drs.
Do 1t.

DO what? cure thoIssanas1v I'm H 4
and specialists fan. ; Abs0lulItf XVI XVI
W Mi IF DOCTORS do,s shiss a. q .,t N
My Ina and most successful p p siI ~
Snpe eIiii to men and women !. I'M MI
others follow. Consult t ,Ma s s
safe of being cured ~ ,, ,hs ~. ss and j
sible time consistent with SAFE '
tiflc treatment.
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DANCED TILL HE DnoPPEp DEAD,

PawhiEsa. o. r.. March 1.-THE full
blood OsaRes have been having a grand
jubilee dance for some days, and Wa
hoSsc, a noted chief, dropped dead while
dancing Saturday night. They win In
dulge IN grand death dance over his
burial all this week.
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CLAIM HoLDEK ASA

CLAIM HOLDER AssASsINATED.
Pond Creek, o. r., March l6.-william
wehrle. claim holder living weat Of
here In Woods county. was found sitting
at his table dead slIot through tho head
with Winchester. There rs 10 clew 10
the murdhrers.
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The fashionable ladies correetI.. ton,c
rs DIR. SicRert's Angostura Bitters, the
world renowned South American invig-
orator.
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Austin. TEXAS. Aarr4 1s.-il .s le4rne1
here ioday ta2i strung effort u beng
made 10 brlnr out Zion. :. * Trsltt ot
Shelby az a candidate for congress 81 tt.e
srcpnd district a+r T'r3.tt se~jel tnfee
terms ia tae irwtr house - the iei-- s.efgre
and has Stnie-p.ids rerritattot f1- .u.
tesTity and honesty o. pGrl-9e~. He IS
Jlrssesse1 lf "a lfau.gir t12ar1 frrr silver
hui mary ~ lre -pneg tlrr-l9l rs.t. zre
tmong his sirc1resf supporters As
caiuIaAgner dr Triiti r4s uo elual ana
q De enteiF fhe race she -ual t..at ..-.s
him III stt NE BONITA tll-t
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SNEAK THIEVES AT VICTORIA

Victoria, Texas March 16, - Mr.. c.
Jaesohlo q jewcler on Main street.
steppsG ACROSS the way to get a cigar
In hls Lricf absence OF about two min
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ORANGE c0rNTY P0PCf.srTs

Orange. Texas, March ls.-Th- third
party club rnet n IRE cour- house SA.rt-
day right pursuant 90 as!o2sTi-1.n; tie
i'revieas week. AID edsrfe3 p rsrtr2rer-.
ersaniE4tlna- =. "a. STOKES VS. eieciri
chairmsn ara q 1Nor.nans ss-. ~@-ar.-. ara
s1rty-or. nav were earV - az w.G.-
beTs.
Ecs1iufioas werc pssse5 watch irEa-se5
am stnuied the Crala platform
sDgS eagsA r1rriri.--f1l THE Hrst a~t -tL~s
sa-U.1ass. Hon. . VI Eisr5, S.a,e gre
EsaT!Eer e-ho has been la ihis sael ~ f0-
the past tvrn we Es rastf another i--lst s.
address 70 ILL., c.sh - rlt.r l-Et g-.-si-
1EE tpey VII eie- delegates 20 gre ron
EreEsional cClVe-tian saral 10 g.. fElei
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STILL IN FOR TIE BICYCLE.

For one 10 receive all and others nothing
is not Just. While / desire others TO AS
sist me IN my contest for The Post BIZ
ryce, yet | do not thilN II honorable for
receive nothing for their efforts There
fore, If | get the hiCy lie from The Post on
April l. 1895. l viii pnv to all who desire
Coupon Editor sent to me. 221S Cochran
street Houston, Texas, so cents for every.
one hundred coupons deposited there to
my credit. Happyhammers, help me-
Miss Alpha story.
The Coupon Editor Is a pretty busy mau
and viii not have time TO give receipts Cor
coupons. He viii suggest TINT any one de
string TO take M the young lady's offer
take or send the coupons direct to her adj
dress as given above,
Colnon EditNr
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Coupon Editor.
Houston. Texas, March l6--Herewith I
beg to hand You 25 coupons, which please
place to the credit OF Felix Canatella, tho
popular news agent mt the llutchins
House j. O.. Love.
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FoR FELIX cANArELLA.

Coupon Editor
Houston. Texas, March i8-Please hnc
enclosed Is coupons for Felix Canatelm.
j. l.. Smith.
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FROM THE s P. CANDIDATE.

FROM THE S p. CANDIDATE.
Coupon Editor
Houston. Texas. March 10 --Enclosed are
10 coupons; please put to my credit. / beg
OF my friends, young and old to help mo
In this contest by so doing your ktnu-
ness will be appreciated by
John Oualtrough
southern Pacitc Candidate
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Coupon Editor
send l5 coupons and am anxious 10 win
the wheel. / ask the support OF All my
friends and trust they will aid me In tho
contest. Charlie Grand.
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The Pos, Bicycle coupon is growing IN
ronul9r favor ana is more sought pfter at
present tSan any other article in the city,
wish the possible exception OF The Post
itself
The list was materially Increased, al
most all the contestants increasing their
vote and four new names were added TO
the list.
DO you want to see the bicycles that you
VIII get 70 choose from If so. 50 past
Wilson. l3yrcs & Co.'S store aud YOU VIII
see them in tho window. rhe wheel you
get win bo "a good as nnybodys wheel,
and little better, as with II VIII he In
GUIDED one OF Or. McEanna's patent BIZ
cycle braces. by use of which YOU can
stand your wheel up IA the middle Of the
street or anywhere you want to leave It,
Don't tal TO so by ana see The Posts
eift. Some one viii get it--yghy not your
Have you noticed how close together the
two leaders have kept up 70 date Alfred
Alexander goes head today by six coupons.
The friends OF both are helping them out
by sending In coupons almost every day.
Felix CaEatclIa OF the Hutchns House
news stand nnds new opponent today in
the person OF c. NJ. Archer of the Capit oil
Hotel news stand. Wonder which will be
ahead at the end They are both popular
among The guests of the hotels and viii
doubtless secure great many coupons.
FOR MISS McIlERNON.
Coupon Editor:
\ friend Of Miss Gusse McKernon sends
30 coupons for the bicycle contest
Coupon Editor;
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ANCIENT ORDER OF HIpERN1ANs

ANCIENT ORDER OF HlBERNIANS
Fort Worth, Texas, March 1.-THE sec
ond annual convention Of the Ancient Or
der OF flibernians was held here today
The convention was called to order at
noon and State President Thomas l.
Conrcy OF San Antonio delivered a fine
wear we're RI. Rev, Bishop II. j Dunno
State chaplain; Thomas l. .Conroy OF san
Antonio. state president; L. ~. Davoran
Dallas. vice president. John Healy, Fort
beaumont, treasurer. A new code of by
law was adopted. The convention will
meet ggein tomorrow at y. IN.
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VVNVFTTT TIIIT'
Enclosed please find II coupons for BIZ
cS cla contest for Miss Gusste Mckernon.
gus Ronuer.
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ZOE mss McKERNON.

Coupon Editor:
\ friend of Miss Gussie McKernon sends
80 coupons for the bicycle contest.
NJ. Duffy
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-01-01

Take no ones word about a heating
stove. Buy the genuine Round Oak.
Twenty four years of success and still
growing means it's the best See the
name on the leg. Sold 'by A. A
Stone.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-01-01

angel Of death whispered and said,
Lovers must part" Your gallant
bid you al revoir. He left you to
spend the evening of life alone. All,
the blessed influence OF one true low
ing heart upon another, And now,
grandma, let me say as a parting
word of this letter, that [ look upon
your life as one of great purity so
pure that it seems almost intangible
to the things Of this miserable world.
l regret very much my inability to
greet you all today with Merry Christ
mas as of DID, With many kind
wishes and with much esteem | am
Your loving grandson,
GEO. G. THORPE, Jr
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To NV Grandma.

The following epistle, which con
tains valuable lesson of devotion
and love, was received by Grandma
Carpenter from her dutiful grandson,
who is naval cadet at Annapolis.
Our young boys will find it very in
teresting reading 1t also shows the
esteem some young boys and girls
have for their aged and lettering
parents, and who try to make the
last days of their life as happy and
cheerful as in the days of their youth.
Many an aged parent would not mind
the waning years Of their life if all
children were SO painstaking in brac-
ing and cheering their old age:
U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis,
Md, Christmas Day, 1895.
Ny Dear Grandma Two weeks
since l wrote you letter, but at the
conclusion of two pages [ was so dis
satisfied with the attempt that | gave
up the task. I'll try again. Your
letter was very sweet-so angelic
that I'm sure it made me better. To
you whose life is SO pure sthis day
must mean much. Besides the relig-
ious reflections that come to you,
there are others nearly as sacred-I
refer to the recollections of love. |
see with my minds eye gushing
maiden of eighteen; by her stands an
intelligent young man. | see in both
their eyes reflections Of love, for they
are lovers. hear him say, "Juliette,
will you give me your hand for a
walk; life long walk?" A smile
from my grandma said, eyes" Hand
in hand you strolled through life's
fields; you plueked the daisies of
love. Were there thorns? Not in
your love; there may have been thorns
in life, but your love was daisied as
that of heaven. You walked through
the brisk morning hours Of life, then
the quiet mid day hours, then slowly,
but surely, the sun decends in the
western skies, you saw it and said las
| will say in few years., 1--WE are
getting old" Then one day the
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-01-01
A Modern Mother

Has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant laxative,
Syrup of Figs, when in need OF the lax
alive effect of gentle remedy than by
any other, and that it is more acceptable
to them Children enjoy it and 1t ben
efits them. The true remedy, Syrup Of
Figs, is manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only.
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W. c. I. U. COLUMN.
SELECTED BY NORRIS UNION.
A Sensible Girl.

Some months ago young English
girl came to an American city to
marry a young man to whom she was
affianced to in England, and who had
come to this country two years pre-
vious to engage in business. She was
to marry him at the home of a friend
| of her mothers with whom she was
stopping. During the time she was
making up her wedding outfit he came
to see her one evening, when he was
drunk enough to be foolish. She
was to marry him at the home of a
friend of her mothers with whom she
was stopping. She was shocked and
panied beyond measure. She then
learned for the first time that he
was in the habit of drinking fire.
quently to excess. She immedi-
ately stopped her preparations and
told him she couldn't marry him
He protested that she would drive
him to distraction, promised never to
drink another drop, etc. "No," she
said, Il dare not trust my future hap
piness to man who has such hab-
it. [ came three thousand miles to
marry the man | loved, and now rath7
er than marry a drunkard, will go
three thousand miles back again"
And she went. Let all the women
take this stand, and all the men who
love law and order vote for pro hibi-
ton.
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"Off and On -

Some people in the church serve
the Lord only ''off and on" and re-
mind us of story lately given in the
Editors Drawer Of Harper's Magazine
as follows:
"A lawyer noted for his success on
cross examination found his match
in a recent trial, when he asked a
long-suffering witness how long he
had worked at his business of tin
roofing. The answer was, L have
worked at it off and on, but have
worked at it steady for the past TWEEN
ty years.
How long off and on have you
worked at it,"
'Sixty-five years.
"tHow old are you?'
"Sixty-five.'
"'Then you have been a tin-roofer
from birth?'
No, sir; OF course | haven't.
Then why do you say tn at you
have worked atyour trade sixty five
years?'
Because you asked how long off
and on | had worked at it., [ have
worked at it off and on for sixty, five
years-twenty years on and forty-five
off
Here there was roar in the court
room, but not at the expense of the
witness, and his inquisitor hurriedly
finished his examination in great con
fusion"
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additional Inral,
MEDINA.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. O'Brien spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs, r.
Northcott
MIR. and Mrs. A. Peterson left for
Minneapolis last Monday to spend
the holidays.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. j. c. Nelson,
Dec. 25, a girl, We think Santa
Claus very partial.
Misss:Julia Barry teacher in district
81 left for her home last Monday to
spend weeks vacation.
Messrs. E. Brooks and A Cooper
and families of Big Stone Co. spent
Friday evening in Medina.
Mr.. and Mrs O. Lofthus and
Misses Martha and Laura of Synnes
spent Thursday at Medina.
c. 0. Lovaas and family attended
the Christmas tree at Artichoke
Christmas day.
W. B. Hancock and VIM. McCull-
ough Of Morris did business here
Friday.
Pat Regan claims to have taken
part in five turkeys(more or less) on
Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knox served sumpt-
Gus dinner to a number of friends on
the 25th.
A large number of young people
from Scott. Artichoke and Stevens
assembled to fulfill an appointment
with Santa Claus on Christmas eve
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Pistvedt.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-01-01

Sometimes people suffer in cold
weather from high art, no heat, stoves
when by looking about a little they
would have found Beckwith's genuine
Round Oak, made for business, for
economy for comfort; not fancy but
good, every day, as much or as little
heat as desired. You can just as we'll
have this famous stove as good one.
Always see the name on the leg. For
sale by A. A. Stone.
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FARM LaDd For Sale.

The Northwest quarter Of Section
10, Township 125, Range A and
Northeast quarter section 10, Town
ship 125, Range 43, Stevens County
MINI. Twelve miles west of Morris.
the county seat, on the Great North
ern Railway. Six miles from Chokio
and ten miles from Donnelly on the
Great Northern Railway. Both
quarters will make fine farms. Fol
price and terms apply to
E. D. BURLINGTON,
tiul1 Saltwater, Mimi.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-01-01

Blood and nerves are closely re-
lated. Keep the blood pure with
Hoods SarsaparilIa and you will not
be nervous.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-01-01

1895 finds the genuine Round Oak
with greater sales than any year gone
by, and the number of limitations has
become a multitude. See it and
learn the reasons why. For sale by
A. A. Stone.
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"The Common People, ;.

AS Abraham Lincoln called them, do
not care to argue about their ailments.
What they want is medicine that will
cure them. The simple, honest state
ment, II know that Hoods Sarsaparilla
cured me y is the best argument in favor
of this medicine, and this is what many
thousands voluntarily say.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-01-01

[ have new lot Of holdings which
I am framing pictures with at re-
duced rates. 3. E. Hill.
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For Sale.

[ have q number of good secon'
hand stoves for sale cheap.
Andrew Thorstad
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In order to make room for my large
stock of wall paper for next season
l will sell papers at % per cent. dis
count. Now is the time to buy wal
paper for it has never been sold at
such bargains before.
j. r. KRUGER.