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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-13

llCkLESi piCKLrsSi ptCkLEs~-D on'1
fan 10 call at irwin's. No II central
market, today, for chow chow. owes,
celery sauce. Texas hot sweets and
fresh horse radbsh. These aro all now.
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M- --..-------.-
ron SALE.
~ Nxb~~- -. .ElWvs
fUN

l WILL SELL for thirty days our four
loot wood. $3.50 our sawed aud split
wood. $3.50, straight md dry. Telephone
3V, Crary's Wood Yard, 10
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WAITED Good German or Swcde ~r TO
do nousework. Apply Mrs. Th,o Keller
Ills Franklin avenue, corner Chehovert
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BOARD And RoonS.
VIll c>~.slUVA -v.s-

.. Ill., o .-
ROOMS furnished or unfurnishea. watn
or without board, on one OF the pess
streets In cay, prayafe fanny: oeA' re-,
Furnished rooms. good location. close in ,
bath; good board. day boardcrs solicited
terms reasonable; references exchanged,
T26 San Jaonto. corner Rusk 10
I'll TEXAS AVENuE-First-cia hoard
Main street. rooms for rent with or
without board. trapsients eohcited; rates
reasonable. 10
LARGE. cool rooms. up and downstairs;
hoe R,sk one block from Main house
just changed hands; table board spe.
Olalty. ~
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WANTED White woman TO cook for pri-
drcsis q. X. Ferguson Mona Texas. Is
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r-El------@,
| SITUATIONS WANTED
...lAEa ~. .A..M,...-
EIIl. =.

w NFEp-l am an experienced egg can
dlor. IL years experience IN Chicago anu
New YORK, would like "a job AZ candlmg
IN some commission house. Address 3oe.
this Office ID
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FOR SALE ebster's International Die
tlonnry, 1871 edition. with patent index,
for 400. Also one without index for
$40. Apply Iii Congrnss avenue. on
nOAite court homo. l3
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ANTEp--l Immediately. LADIES' 10 do fam
~ work at home; 81 to ST. weekly made {,
instructions free 40 san Jaclnto 81. Is
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ANiEp- Dish washer Apply at Wash
| layton House. 4.
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WANT a ioh to do any kind of hon
orable work: am a deaf mute. Address
3a5 this office. 10
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WANTED 100 ttcn,alsers at Conroc
Texas. TO make Pine ties Apply II. IL.
pownoy & Bro, Conroc, Texas, II
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WAN'rE D.-rossitlon as companion to M
valid lady or others; best reference,
Miss Kcnnsom, Houston, Texas. III
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tal0e car. Of horses sn "a prtNata family
good yaivimaii, Address Sii. this OF
flee 10
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FINANCIAL.

$1,000 TO LOAN on business properly or
ur,improved property. 10 make improve
ments Lock Boz aN. ---ll
estate and mechanics Zen loans uDon
homesteasis for building purposes, Arp
IN south Texas Loan and Building as
ISOLATION. A. X. Taylor, secretary: OF
80 cotton Exchange BnlIflng. II
5000. 900 TO LOAN on aPprovsi i'ouS.o'l
business and residence property az u,
and 10 per cent interest. Apply 10 y. l.;
Mills. 2f Main street. ~
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WE HAVE MORE CALLS for stsnor-
raphers than We can supply, prcpa, q
yourself for IA position by tagiug a
course, llouston Shorthand ana Type
WHITING School. Mason Block. Miss Alice
u. Unrper. nrirClp u
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WHAT sawmali or firm in $50 nitics ~
Houston wants good all round mil OF
house mechanic. with family, by month
or YEAR, Address 800, THE Office 10
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LAMPS LAMPS. LAMPS .-lncandesceu.
lamps, wholesale and retail. armatu-e
reminding a speciality. electrical and rail-
way supplies. The Barden- Sheets Elec-
trcal Construction Company. aW Preston
aNpuup
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ON El.ECTRIc FANS.

.--
EGGS. Black Minorcas, Barred Rocks. ..
lIamblrgs, Pit Games, Brown Leghorlis'
slSo for ~ white .Wyahdottea. fnr-
fridge CoohinF $50 for ~. White Crest,
ed Black Polish, $500 for "a; Ronen and
pekin Ducks. $3.50 for 10; Tonlayso
Geese % cents each reeistered Eng
ish Setter pups. 1900 each. f. NJ;
Hynshaw sandy Point Texas ---H
FOR LE-several second. hand engines
and boilers a. ". II. McGowen.
FOR SAf,E-FIve stands pure ltallnn
bees. Inquire or address Daniel Browns
i. o. Box ii2, Houston. Texas. ~
SEEDS -IJeadauarters for Texas. hand
shellcd Texas and Northern corn, soiden
Eeauty. King, Oklahoma Giant, Wnne
Pearl; one car alfalfa clover, nom W 70
&, pci bushel. I'VE cars sorghum, amber
and orange, ona car Tennessee Triuupn
potatoex, one car milo maize. k@inr
+ and Jerusalem corn; Jerusalem hru-
chokas this week 75c per bushei. genuine
storm proof cottu,S seed; oDon sets, yell
low and white, iIoom corn; buckwheal:
Planet yr. plcAs; bulk seeds q every dy
loway Seed Co. Dallas, Texas Y
FOR sAt.E-An assortment OF second
hand betting. pLlleys. chatting. hangersS
The Post.
HEADQUARTERS for new garden and
fIower seed for spring planting; from ~.
IAndreth Il Sons and Peter henderson
4 co. c. J. koehler. go9 Congress. .
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WANTED young lady stonogrAphcr
and typewriter who owns her mn chine
aud has some knowledge nf millinery.
to - IL "a sHwnt!ll town, wages $50 pcr
month Address with references. Cam
oron Lumber Mills Co, carmona, Texas.
I.
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SITUATION wuNE1 by a colorod wo-
tuau. ia nrs.- cis,SS cook. Apply $40 81
Charles street ID
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,ahser Locals.

,aaser Locals.
y ssr.,. March ii.-c. J. II.
sssd !. me storehouse here
W C. Paul of Flatonia.
70 buI sIsse,o'y has made ar
Ia Din AZ aldition "a their
.'ley in .ona,ction.
i ~ =. Discharged.
hs.rs....' March 1.-THE jury
ss was discharged
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AGENTS. WANTED sell the sole.
hratcd GIANT cement, only husilcrs need
apply. CAN at the Boston DC and TO-
stand. corner Main and Congress s're"'s
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coo * WANTED None but iirSt-cl lass
need apply, al l'Mi Rusk GNenu", II
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WANTfD--Ladies snd gentlemen a.
agents for the newest aud brightest
book ever published. John q l'ai aele.
care H. r. George & Co. 3l5lR Man. ~
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BIG BARGAIN Lot al No, 1907 Main
| street. worth $500; can sell for "a shoN
| time at $3.50 on terms McWilfhins
| Bros, III Marin street. II
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WEST Liberty county lands, railroad.
school and timber. IN large or small
tHCts. on easy terms; correspondence
solicted Babcock & Marshall, Dayton,
TcSa@ IL
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LAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
About $500 acres we'll improves ra nch.
IS miles from railway. Price $4,000. ore,
civ property Particulars OF I j..
skaggs Heal Estate Company, BeeVii'e;
VeKAs. "
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MARRIAGE paper with 1000 advertise
munis of marrlageahla people; many
rich. list of books. novelties, etc, free.
j w Niumnels Toledo. ONO 3.l9
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SPECIAL NorlcEs.

m, TUESDAY. March IL. ISL,
" 1or.s "a ~ 4 u He'l Agent
~. a. sU- -. ~. y. ". ~
OFFICE OF Houston and Texas Central
railroad ompany--uouspoh, Texas,
that the regular annual meeting az ,hn
Stockholders and of the Board Of III
rectors OF tho Houston and Texas Cen
trtl Railroad Company WIN he hrl1 ~
the offcu Of the company, in the cam OF
n,xns,i ,sq7 a., " ,! M,%muusS, '"o ~" Jay
IA "a ~ Caxa sa,r,,,r,.
-.
mi 1uu
~
SID vMA NTPN
Gnr--.-;----s..-.
49,. kHU.. wv,
MNNm 1901 arm hahd, Win s"am, 70
~ e' ,,, ouSse 'ss s,nk S m" IA syn
ns,,,v.. W. s'"' "''" 'N"''Nss eV'' "',
WANlEn-Dsh washer. Apply at Wash.
"s'oh HOUSE ..-.-----.--------------- Is
~, nn,,ors va,E man, s.snosrapner
crIy anl ah,. a., a., r,lSSr ga. 10y
Ai1r"s,s 80 sivtr,, r.'cr.n'. al VI mo. ~
nee. Ia
RELIABLE MAN to handle agents for
Telephone Tablet and Specin,ties. pays
SjaN "A wear Icnclosr stamn Nictoria
Mfg. 90 cleveland. Ohio,
---------------
WANTED--Your address viii send par
iicuiars of how one man made s22.eo In
ms Address II o. Box ksOS. boston,
Mass
WANTEp-Agents. $40 to $50 a week sure
to workers. no capital needed new
family needs IT, Household Speciality
Co. box i2i. Cincinnati. Ohio
- =. -
WANTEp-lm immediately. LADIES' 10 do fan
~ work at home 81 to ST weekly made
instructions free, if9 San Jacnto 81. is
WANTED 100 tt,r,ai,o,a at Conroc.
Texas 4, mako ninc ties Annly II n
Down,w & Uno ,nnror Teas ii
1865
NaaN' nv h,te woman 10 COOK ior pri-
Nal' ihih,ly Herman girl preferred. 40.
0rte,s -. X. fcrguson, Nnna, Isxas. ~
V\N,Ti.p Good corn,,n n,. e,od,. ,,t,, >,
do rni,sa,o,L AMI, NJ 'rW,, X niar "
ms rraulsIir ,y,nus 'nr,,ar ,,b.noynr,'
is
COG Is WANTED None but arSt-elass
need apply al lM Rusk aNenu" IL
,,. ,,.,
F" AN 49, IN snu s.h''' n,iy,,csi
hook over pt,ueh,d John a I'aiMele
onro Il. Il. George & Co, $780, Man. ~
WANTED A younn indy etcnOprlfhrr
and typewriter. who owns her mnchine
aud has come knowledge nf millinery.
to - /" "A Suwu.ll town, wages. $50 pcr
month Address WIN references, Nam-
eron Lumber Mills co.. V'fmon"' 'eN'r q
- ----,- -, .,
A,eN . ~ ~, SI i NE usd
nnnlv en- a, the Bosion bc ana 10,
"l,nnnnA .'otra, Main and ,.nurr.ss sIf,.,ts
N'''' Ii
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FOR AlE-52la acres OF splendid land
iiNe miles from court house with houSc.
harm orchard OF $50 choiNe tree, TWO
good wells, both provided with pumps
sni sire al 4 SD or Ven acres Of
timber land well drained: beautiful To-
cation, price SlIJ half cash. Il. B. Gati,
RinX building #
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LOST, STRAYED, OR STOLEN

Fill -. n EIlv.-
LOST -p'nirers au1i Mechanics Savings
bank hook No, go, Goo. q. Penny. Ilnd-
or please return TO Geo, q. Penny. 80
Main street or above bank. ~
Lost From buggy, between Main street
and Sabine bridge, package containing
ladies clothing. Eberal reward II re-
turned TO Mrs. NJ. A. Conway, 1917 Kane
street. -
LOST, StrayeI or Stolcn--Whiie pointer
dog. my name on collar: n ward if re-
tuined. John s Radfor1, No. 100 Main
street ltousto on. TeAaS- I.
LOST Light bay horse, about l5l2 hands
high no brands or other marks. fore
top cropped aud growing cut suitable
rrward " returned 10 W. y. MulVav;
Southern Pacific 1fAce, Fllih MaLd. ~
SrRAYED OR STOLEN-lron gray mare,
"a hands high. branded diamoni / on
right shoulder, and roached, , mane' ~ - -
eral reward for return 10 tiildred BAN,
care pheo. DreyAng. Austin and Peace,
Houston. ~
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modern house, near n. on 10 years Tine
a bargan II taken quick. Call al room
33b. MAson bMlldlmE. u
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FOR SALE 700 acr,s OF agricultural
land IN Liberty county; the Texas. Lou
through 1t: VIII he sold ~ Der cent
lower than any land in that vicinity
small cash payment. balance on chsv
time. VIM. Hunter Hutchins House,
lInnstnn TnNnS. ~
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TOOK LAUDANUM.

A Cleveland Woman, Despondent Over
the Loss of Three Children, Com mits
Suicide.
CLEVELAND, o., March 15.-Mrs. j.
st. Clair Bradford, OF rs Vienna street,
in the fashionable east end, was found
in dying condition Sunday morning,
and she admitted that she had swal.
lowed dose of laudanum and aconite.
Everything possible was done to save
her life, but she died in few minutes.
Mrs. Bradford, who was 80 years Of
age, suffered from melancholia be-
cause of the death of her three chill
dren, one after the other. Her mother
lived with her after the last child died
and Saturday she was compelled to
leave her daughter. This preyed
upon her mind SO that suicide followed.
Her husband has an agency on Euclid
avenue.
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MRS. RUIZ,

Widow of the Man Alleged to Have Been
Murdered in n Cuban Prison, Calls ON
Secretary sherman.
WASHINGTON, March l3.-Secretary
Sherman had call shortly before 10
O'Clock Friday by appointment from
Mrs Ruiz, widow of the man who is
alleged 10 have been murdered in
the military prison of Guauabacoa.
Cuba, several weeks ago. Mrs. Ruiz
was accompanied by her five children
and an interpreter, whose presence
was needed, as she is unable to speak
word OF English. The interview,
which lasted about five minutes, was
devoted to pathetic recital of the
total destitution of the family and
their reliance upon the United
States to secure indemnity from
Spain on account O. the death of Ruiz,
who it is claimed was naturalized
American citizen practicing dentistry
for the past Is years in Cuba. Secre-
tary Sherman, after hearing the COM
plant, suggested that it would be nec-
essary to put the petition in writing,
when the department would give it
prompt consideration.
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ALL GOT DRUNK.

Polanders Overpower . Brewery watch.
man and Drank and Fought All Night.
BEREA. O., March 15.-About IS Po-
landers overpowered the watchman at
the North Shore brewery Friday after
noon and took possession of several
vats of beer. The brewery was gutted
by fire several months ago, and only
the beer in the deepest cellar was
saved. After filling themselves with
beer the rioters started fights among
themselves, and sticks and stones few
like hail Many of the men were arm
ed and threatened to shoot whoever
interfered. They drank and fought
among themselves all night, and many
required medical attendance Saturday
morning. The entire police force has
been sent to the scene, and many ar
rests were made. The beer will be
turned into the river to prevent fur
ther trouble.
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Everyday Excursions

To all parts of the world can be ar.
anged for any day in the year, for one or
more persons, ubon application to any
principal ticket agent of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railway. Inter.
aries carefully prepared for excursions
to California, Florida, Mexico, China,
Japan, and to any part of Europe.
Estimates furnished, including all ex.
penses. Tickets furnished for the com.
plete journey. 1t is not necessary to
wait for any so called PERSONALLY Con.
Quoted Excursions." In these days Of
progressive enlightment, with the En-.
glish language spoken in every land
under the sun, one does not need to
depend upon the services of guides for
sightseeing, but can go it alone or in
small family parties, with,great comfort
and security, and at ones own convent.
ence. Write to Robt. G Jones, Travel.
ing Passenger Agent, Chicago, Millyau.
kee & st. Paul railway, Cincinnati, o.,
for details II you are contemplating q
trim
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Lands in Central Wisconsin

Are now rs desirable as any in the
market. The lands particularly in the
central and northern part of Wisconsin,
are being rapidly taken. up by actual
settlers.
The most salable are the...timber and
meadow lands now ranging in price
from So 90 to 1900 per acre. A few
months hence their value will be great.
ly increased.
For a home or for investment no
luckier chance in the West has ever be.
fore boon offered. Now is the time to
invest. No better farming land exists
anywhere. No greater. results can be
obtained anywhere.
Schools and churches about every.
where. Nearby markets for all farm
products. Wisconsin is one OF the ban.
ner states of the West.
For further information address or
call upon W. E. POWELL, General I'm.
migration Agent, 40 Old Colony Build.
ing, Chicago, llls.
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Something to Consider.

You are weak, sick, out Of health.
You have tried local doctors. Did you
ever stop to think that it is the greatest
specialist in your disease who can cure
you, the physician who treats and cures
thousands of cases like yours? DR..
Greene, IS West 14th st., New York
City, is the most successful of all special.
lists and has the largest practice in the
world. You can consult him free. Write
to him without delay and he will explain
by letter your case fully. This will cost
you nothing and doubtless lead to your
cure,
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BUCKEYE NEWS.
New and Interesting Happsnings withis
Our Borders.
A WhiRLWIND.


Consid derable Damage. With Fatal Re.
suits, at Mingo junction, O.
STEUBENvILLE, O., March Is. - A
whirlwind visited the town of Mingo
junction Saturday night, doing con.
siderable damage, and was attended
with fatal results. The wind was sc
fierce that it was with difficulty men
could keep on their feet at the plant
o. the Junction Iron & Steel Co.
A lull occurred shortly before
O'Clock Sunday morning, then in an.
other second the wind lifed up the iron
roof of the cast house, which collapsed,
the tall brick walls, which were held
by log chains, falling in. Few men
were at work at the time, but Frank
Hobson and Larry Fahey were
caught under the falling walls. A
force of men was put to work to
rescue them and Fahey was taken out
dead. A wife and seven children survive
him Frank Hobson, aged 29years and
single, was so seriously crushed that
he died three hours afterwards. John
Weikas, an Hungarian, was struck by
falling timbers and bricks and badly
crushed. He managed to crawl away
and it was some time before he waa
found. He may die.
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To Rescue the Bodies In tho Railway
Wreck Near Hszelton. Ind.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 13.-The
rise in the Wabash river continues and
the water is within 1s inches of the
rails on the Louisville & Nashville
bridge between Wabash and Haw.
thorne, Ill. Farm houses, trees, drift
wood and carcasses are lodged against
the piers, but the officials say this pres
sure will not endanger the structure.
The service will be abandoned if the
water reaches the rails. All trains are
delayed. Black river is rising and
backwater near GRANVILLE, Ill.,, causes
considerable delay Of Peoria, Decatur
& Evansville trains, but il is not
thought that traffic will be suspended.
White river is falling rapidly, but the
work of repairing the Evansville &
Terre Haute roadbed near Hazelton,
Ind, where the Chicago & Nashville
limited was wrecked Wednesday, will
not begin for some days. The crevasse
is now about $50 feet wide and the
roar of the water can be plainly heard
at Hazelton, a mile distant. Attempts
were made to rescue the bodies of Fire
man Joseph Boleman, Passenger Her
bert Allen, Conductor Georgia.. Sears
and the unknown passenger but a re-
port from Hazelton at $3.50 p m. was
that they we're not successful. 1t is
believed that the unknown victim was
w. H. Lange, travelling salesman for
w. b. Phillips, shirt manufacturer
at Fort Wpyne, Ind
Evansville & Terre Haute trains, ex.
cept local to Hazelton, are sent via
the Evansville & Indianapolis to Wash
ington, Ind, thence to Vincennes via
the Big Four and via the Evansville &
Terre Haute to Terre Haute
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SECRETARY LONG

Advertises for 5000 Tons of Nickel Steel
Hsrveyized Armor for Bsttleships.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-Secretary
Long issued the advertisement Friday
morning for 5000 tons of nickel steel
Harveyized armor for the battleshipa
Alabama, Illinois and Wisconsin, to-
gether with the necessary bolts and
hollow forgings ammunition, hoists,
ETC.
The time of comm encing deliveries
of armcr and the rate at which they
will be continued must be stated in
the bids, and in awarding the con.
tracts due weight will be given to the
needs of the government Bids ior
steel bolts and nuts must be rendered
separately.
Under the law the secretary of the
navy is authorized in his discretion to
contract with either or all of the
builders of the hulls and machinery of
battleships numbers Z, 8 and 9, or with
any one or more bidders for the fur
nishing of the entire amount of said
armor at a cost not exceeding the limit
of $500 q ton, if he shall deem it for
the best interest Of the government
WASHINGTON, March 13-The COM
mittee On ways and means has con-
GUIDED its labors on the new tariff bill,
and the measure is now in the hands
of the printer and will be introduced
in the house of representatives on
next Monday and referred to
the committee on ways and
means. 1t is the intention of the COM
mittee to report the bill back at an
early date and press it to full consid-
Grafton and speedy passag The COM
mittee has worked necessarily from
early in December until late Friday
evening, when it concluded its labors,
as far as indicated.
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Relief In Six Hours,

Distressing kidney and. bladder dis.
eases relieved in six hours by the "New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
This new remedy is great surprise on
account OF its exceeding promptness in
relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys,
back and every part of the primary pas.
sages in male or female. It relieves re.
tention Of water and pain in passing 1t
almost Immediately. If you want quick
relief and cure thisis your remedy. Sold
by W. R. Smith & Co., Druggists.
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Letters From Farmers

In South and North Dakota relating
their own personal experience in those
states, have been published in pamphlet
form by the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railway, and as these letters are
extremely intereting, and the pamph'
let is finely illustrated, one copy will be
sent to any address,, on receipt of two
cent postage stamp. Apply to R. Jones,
Travelling Passenger Agent. 40 Carew
Building, Cincinnati, o.