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The true Democrat., 1898-12-17
Ill.
ANOTHER 1NTRRNAT1oNAr MARRIAGE.

ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL MARRIAGE.
Lieutenant Terrill is convalescing
rapidly at his home at Louisville, but.
not half as quickly as he wishes.
Every letter he receives from the
Porto Rican, hacienda makes him more
impatient Of the lassitude of illness.
One fact is assured. Therawill be
a wedding: in the little church at
Ponce. Oat in the church yard there
is a grave two months old. 1t can be
seen from the altar before which
Senorita Maxia Antonius and Lieu
tenant Luke W. Terrill will plight
their masfiage vows. If Captain Jesu
Antonius knows, he is glad.
It is the wish of the bride that they
shall 20 to her home at Barcelona,
ESpain, on their wedding tour and the
devoted Kentuckian would gladly go
| to the wilds of the Congo with her as
companion. If the President will
grant him leave of absence they vii
| spend their honeymoon in Spain anc
return to the sunny hacienda in tht
spring. am,
Beside the beautiful BRIDES 2OO(
acres, near Ponce, and her ancestra
estate in Spain, the happy pair " vii
have one treasure troye, the bullet
torn, blood-stained coat Of o spanlsl
officers uniform. New York Journal
The true Democrat., 1898-12-17

in love or, war. Lieutenant TerrillsI
graspedsthe senorita's hand with both
pfhis, even while the duenna gasped
and thefspanish, soldiers looked as
thoughiready 70 aim Mauser rifles. .
Pleasant to be free, senorita, but
heavenly to owe it, to.you," he cried.
even while the olive face turned Grim
son. ..:t.,-+, J..
They walked TO the nearest hotel,
the lieutenant and~the senorita and
the duenna, the guard having dis.
persed, because no longer necessary.
.<'Senorita Antonius' shyly told how q
Spanish color sergeant, who was one
Of: her. suitors, had boasted that an
american had been found prowlingin
satfely and alone about Ponce, and
-that he had basay imprisoned and
would ,be. shot as spy, though the
Icolor,sergea opinion was thathewas
f.a 1unatic; how she had suspected that
1.-THE lunatic was her late protector aud
her. father's-friend; how she had been
able through the influence Of her des
! fathers name to. secure his release;
and-weli,F low glad she wasse. She
looked very sweetly at&him then be-
meath the mantilla. though 1.-the duenna
frowned sandSpumbled. Lieutenant
Terrill, have said, was no laggard in
war, and he proposed and was ac.
cepted.
The senorita and her duenna re-
turned to the hacienda that day. Phe
Lieutenant was to follow them the
next, but the yellow fiend forbade it
Instead of going to the hacienda hi
was sent home on the Relief.
The true Democrat., 1898-12-17

final, said the man on the litter, with
grim attempt at joke. ~
; lieutenant Terrill moistened the
Old mans lips from cauteen. He
bade his own men relieve the tired
men who carried the litter. He
loosened the coat that seemed too
tight for the heaving chest of the
Spaniard in his death agony.
"You have protected my home and
my little one? Thanks! Thanks!"
And SO they had carried Captain
Antonius to his home. He had
begged that they let him rest upon
the veranda.
"I am toeatired. I can go no
further" he said. II want to die on
the hacienda, but in the sunshine.
Call Maxia."
She had come and kissed his hands
end wept as frightened child. HI
had petted and soothed her and then
turned to the big man who wore the
uniform Of the enemy.
"You have been q generous foe
Keep this coat, twill remind You o
Spaniard's death wound and hi
thanks.
Americana, the darkness and thu
cold are come. Kiss me, my friend
| Adios."
The true Democrat., 1898-12-17
A NAPoLEONlc ENSIGN.
sEIow Young Curtin, q. S. NJ, Demanded the
!. Surrender of Ponce.

SURRENDER VI IohSo'
Richard Harding Davis, in all article
in Scribner's Magazine on the Porto
Rico Campaign, relates how Ensign
Curtin demanded the surrender OF
Ponce, as follows:
He is about the youngest-looklng
boy in the navy, and he is short OF
stature, but in his methods ne IS
Napoleonic. He landed, with let
ter. for the military commander,
which demanded the surrender OF the
port and city, and he wore his SIDE
arms, and an expression in which
there was no trace of pity. The Cap*
tain Of the Port informed him that the
military commander was at Ponce,
but that he might be persuaded to
surrender if the American naval o1hcer
would cendescend to drive up to
Ponce and make his demands in per-
son. The American officer fairly
shook apd quivered with indignation;
"Zounds," and "Gadzooks," and
"Hang it, SIR" would have utterly
failed to express his astonlshment'
Had it come to this, then, that an en-
sign, holding the Presidents commls,
sion, and representing such ship OF
terror as the Wasp, was to 60 to q
mere colonel, commanding district
| "a eo non Inhabitants?
Glow long will it take that military
commander to get down here II ne
hurries?" demanded Ensign Curtin
The trembling Captain of the Port'
the terrified foreign ,consuls and the
custom house officials thought that q
swift-moving cab might bring him to
the port in o half hour.
"Have your telephone about the
placeP" asked the Napoleonic Curtin
They had.
"Ihen call him up and tell him thai
if he doesn't come down here IN
hack in thirty minutes and surrender
T shall lombard Ponce!"
This was the Enslgns ultimatum
He turned his back on the terrified
inhabitants and returned to his gig
Four hacks started on a mad race FOL
Ponce. and the central office OF tn
telephone rang with hurry calls:
On his way out to the ship Ensisi
ICurtin met Commander Davis on hi
way to the shore. Commander DaFi
looked at his watch. II shall eStenl
his time another half hour" said Com
mander Davis. Ensign Curtin sa
, luted sternly, making no crltlclsr
! upon this weak generosity on tn
part of his superior officer, but b
q could afford to be magnanimous.
The true Democrat., 1898-12-17
III.

LIEUT., TERR11n's STRANGE RELEASE.
Lieutenant 5Terrill was ordered to
Guyana the day after the death of
tho Spanish captain.
Carefully raeked in his measre lug
y \ Anglin, N5'of Spanish army pat-
4 vonn ,.ahcer's badge'ald the
g rtorn ne blood stains made by
9'I 49, a bullets. The withered,
yellow duenna had brought it to him.
Terrill did something foolish for a
brawnv Kentucky othyer whenshe
packed tbac copt among his belong.s5
ings. He looked upon the breast of
the coat for the stain Of tear drops
from the pretty Senorita Maxla's eyes
He blushed like any girl. He called
himself sentimental fool.
The yellow fiend had been let loose
at Ponce, and people were dying by
the score. It was foolhardy for Lieu
tenant Terrill to wander there from
! Guyana. There we're more dangers
than. that of yellow fever threatening
visitors to Ponce. 1t had been aban-
doned by American soldiers and
Spanish .sympathizers had resumed
their tyranny. Lieutenant Terrill
could give no satisfactory reason for
his visit to Ponce. He was not apt
to inventions, and had lie told them
that a fancy to be nearer sthe, lovely
'senorita Maxia Aatonius had been the
moving cause of his journey they would
have ieered at him for Lis presump,,
tion. They dried "Spy! Spy!" And
80 Lieutenant Terrill was thrown into
prison.
He was not allowed to send mes
sage to his regiment, nor to his home
While not incomunicado. he was SO
despised and feared as a spy that no
one in Ponce would be the bearer OF
word from him. The jailer was lnso'
lent, and the guards made CHASTITY
nantomime of blindfolded man be-
fore O line of men who were aiming
Mauser rifles at him. And, again, the
Kentuckian called himself a fool, ane
smoked vigorously. -.
One day there was disturbance rl ,,
outside the jail. Lieutenant Terrll
looked through his barred windows
Was the pantomime Of the bllndfolae'
man standing before line of spanlsl
n n-Id;nrv with Mauser rifles to be en-
acted? He set his teeth firmly. d.
, would die like q KentuckiAn ana al
officer. ,r ..,
ing. They we're armed with Mause
& rifles, At their head, however, walks
$ a Young, graceful figure, whose $, ben
. head was gracefully draped with lac
E mantilla. The outline OF the ollS DIV,
: cheek l showed through. He had see,
: That cheek pressed against q bearded
: Sesd face. Beside her walked a with
cred, yellow daen1ta. i ,.:.r,,,o - =
Q They came to SEQ HIM eNeee'eu
Wag it cruelty on pit5?, -. 4;
$ " His - isiler unlocked! the door'- Iii
f manner was most deferentlaI,
d 'You are free, senor Americana, O.:
Il senorita Antonius was just bet'n
: the iailer. ,t .,o+ ,o,, a,
g Free senor," che stammered. 's, ae
e we're res good to my dear father" and
Il on ne. tr;ctIed through her long biac
lashes. ,or5s 9th.
is KsRtRQkiaas are not !sggsEss slses
The true Democrat., 1898-12-17

The collar necklace is the only ons
worn nowadays. One beautiful ont
was made OF seven large table emer.
aids, each set in diamonds arranged
alternately with lovers knots. A cir.
cular band of four-leaved cloyers ar.
ranged alternately with the stems VI
and down, each leafet coming from
trio of sapphires, is another lovely col!
lar,
The true Democrat., 1898-12-17

4lJ IEleHu. AuiOSt
A big, honest-eyed Kentuckian
Itooped above dying Spaniard. He |
buched the pRling, bearded lips with !
ii, and found that the darkness and |
ascold had indeed come.
a girl who had been holding the
.ilnd,ef the Spanish captain, Jesu An
Ionits, in hers felt the fingers stiffen
lind grow ehius g i've ont lor alterations
dive cheek Gle ls proposed TO extend tie
lpne. Again sl!osr Tie ssaiiyaoe ana front
Hing beside hi there, it was easy W
lH0te the resemblance. Of her delicate
profile to his harsher one, and to know
8hat Captain Jesu Antonius, dead, and
aAzia Antonius, mourning, were
kther and daughter. q
Iieutenant Luke Terrili himself led
RsVeeping girl away from the stark,
Olaierly figure on the hacienda YER
iada A wrinkled, yellow duenna
met him at the door and snatched the,
i girls hand from his arm. =.
"Accursed Americana. There is
Jour work. You'shall not enter hereH
Tossing herself aud mumbling, she
hurled the, girl away, but not before
senosita Maxia Antonius had given q
hekWard glance of grief and graft
hds.
The Spanish' physician tolerated
hetouCh Of the American upon the
body Of Captain Antonius. He saw it
vas a strong and wise srd tender
0uch, He allowed him to help to
arry the dead captain within. Then
b dismissed him and Lieutenant
yerriil returned to the detachment of
men that had been stationed on the
mclenda to save Captain ,Antonius's S
ROperty from the revengeful and
aVaging Porto Ricans. "a
10 was splendid young specimen
ananhood, from that splendid rear
ag ground of men, Kentucky. He
SsSa good six feet in height, and had
sane sweep Of shoulders and the free
salde Of an Indian. His eyes were
ea1k and blue. His hair and mus
arae were Of the color of the chest
auts in the woods at home. He hac
3 siltten \ q long letter to his mother
Nat morning.
Tam in charge of fifty men, wht
Se s guarding the hacienda of a rict
Gpaniard from Barcelona, who ii
SSlnlshing y somewhere near Fonce
tae Porto Ricans hate him becaus'
- Is rich and Spanish and spend
@ly a month or two here at tn
ae'snda. Now that he has joine(
ae army they are more vindictiv'
nan ever. There are only his daugh
IA young woman, the most beau
@ul l ever saw; mother, who cast
ae most disdainful glances upon m
sas never deigns to speak-and thre
@l0or servants. 1t is rather monot
suaas, this role Of uuwelcome pre-
ss'or' 1 wish something would hap
p'a TO STIR the blood"
and something did happen befor
iae @v lak was dry upon the paper. .
sss .,i5e procession fled out of the wood
s ~ up the hill. A torn handkerchit
ed trom q branch the bearer ha
~ u the woods. 1t was O pitltt
q truce, and the Lieutenant o.
ssa his men TO lower their guns
tne men came near it could /
"a that TIE men bore q litter. III
as0ckian and lis men went TO me'
Asn.
surrender. Americana; it
The true Democrat., 1898-12-17
Machine for Harvesting Grain.

On a large wheat farm in California
the grain is cut from the stalks, the
chaff thrasbed cut, and the kernels
placed in sacks, which are sewed and
piled ready for the mill-alI by one
huge machine, which is drawn by and
gets it's motive power from team OF
t1trtyoioht mules
The true Democrat., 1898-12-17
HosANNA AND HUzzAH. ~ !,

Ear ,oSer. tho .xaging banners =: =,
1.-THE founaEY's 1sme- -plu mes swirl
1Td over the stoker blazons
:, Tie fdg Which he helped. unflfl.
But II Ger our hearths one hoVerss ~.
The glory ot sacrifice II. -
We will make toNthe East no. meanings,
= = We wtlkmake.to the'West no cries,
The'fres oEconquesk klndle,- ! :.
The .elang OF joIr gd~sounds far;
The lion purfBas he Mafetes
His wheEp3at ktie gaFse of war.
> But. ere We. To- fh our tEiumph,%- o..
" And lest we'9 '9fowsfaint in our eause,I
We viii eryto fhe East Hosannas,
We wilhshout to the West!Huzzahs.
race. Dufle 'Boylan; in Chicago Journal.
The true Democrat., 1898-12-17

lMPLORE you
to keep the coat.
It's bloodstains
and its bullet
noles will re-
mind you of q
Spaniard's death
wound and his
thanks.
America n o ,
the darkness and
the cold ore
oopoo KSoo mo
The true Democrat., 1898-12-17

The most dramatic romance OF the war,
n Spain is that of young Lieutenant
|Ss | Y, Terrlll, OF Louisville, KY, and
|rSrta Maxia Antonius, OF Barcelona
an, Its situations are as marvellous US
,ss of any melodrama, its motives RS
|Dier As those Of any idyl ever written.
Ess story of battle and death and mourn
and love. Its recital is bit Of descrip-
n music in which can be heard, first, the
EeIIle, then death cry, the mourning
Isss OF a woman, a song OF love and the
EIme Of marriage bells. A Kentucky lieu
sgant and Spanish captain and the girl
NO was the daughter Of one and Will oe
Mo OF tho other, are the three enlet
lures In the romance.l
The true Democrat., 1898-12-17
Aluminium Huts for KIondikers.

One of the newest things in the
building line is the aluminium hut for
the Klondike miners. When packed for
carriage it weighs 110 pounds. 1t Is
composed Of four sides and a roof Of
thin sheets of aluminium, and when
hit tip the house contains 100 cubic
The true Democrat., 1898-12-17

somewhat weather beaten tramp,
being asked what was the matter with
his coat, replied, Insomnia; it hasn't
had h nap in ten years.
The true Democrat., 1898-12-17
PRESENTS
-m>FOR ,THE<G->
/. HOLIDAYS. Fl:

j We have presents for Mother, Faith
er, Daughter, Son, Sister, Brother,
Sweetheart, Lover, Uncle, Aunt, OF
Cousin. We have presents.
The true Democrat., 1898-12-17

neva,
| of the e1lsnns
lac to the conduct
lie example SET
( 1870 in adopting
d in view Of the
tates to those ar,
the exchange o.
| |enained unafeG;t. e;
al was promptly
US and slmuln
government fees
having thus been ssa
adherence 10 ,sss ~
anity even amlds. 1,1s
, to be hoped taa.
ID Cross cOmpae.s N.
~ ~ -. an land MAJ
| shed fact throug1I
b. by the msrltlnass q
the convention
Of the claim e. e
ptual cantOnal a. a.,
zens ems Of Swiss 5. Osi y
| IL progress 3 leVo"rori
lies i ) in this Fesa''
ER1cAN INDUS
he important S.sl: TsTt
% of practical allSass Den
ar and trade throalgss htIlss
1atic ai and cons19lsIn, y
advanced, ana an.dahiIs
before aG the pugslls y.
N Dnnractlce was lS,. w.
4 Issuing the eSs, sSs,
y TO day as ta.s spss
;arttment Of sistIIll i,sssIl
''oomptItude es e.ss,SIcs Tts
| |nation the seis,S,. en- ~.
rchants ] and nlISsI IatSIs
1t t. the Ug liberal ''p
ATE pRoPrRfi
VAR. ,.,re
. last year tisss DriSs
n ,r SO of the burasSs,. oss,.
We We desire In nlaII1cs SgSt
nations to ,rnssss rsS'lcss
point MI the das,s55s s,rs5s
by oy peaceabe p'''
fer in such h,.,Isss tasSs
ties i IS but all aSts nsts0coi
Sion sS ~ into whisa, Ssa0,Irs Re
throws the .,,r 'ob.
h SOU ssoHId be oul lnrsc. Ss
|ae ESQ so far a!ss,sScs. as P1S
- n1 and nj dlsturinssSSoSuai. |.
1Iy be best SS; s,ot ID
ON o4aaI - Iagresnssea' e. il. !
destruction P2ynltei
vers, The y "a.
For " : : many Il years ynris. II
Id d benehcenntt, ennt,,n,tna piS
|tion ii to recon- Ilit5apt1Ior
orefore ont ,t suggessst. gss. b X
erfbc'I the executive )
! with the sSSeri sSSoweri
maritime N Io pow osf
+afins IIH; into the hee,iEpi
a nations alto the, the rnrOp
I ''I all private ds ftros
|oTd Of war, nnv;
oaHu Hu.,Iirprent Pp
REFCRM ..,,rs
ny recommenS
follows. .oa note
limited ateJI atueoId 50.
1ption i u sSIs s0SSslI !
! Suon only paidl, l,,Ss Os' d
IS s'T an obvious o.ss not
UISalted n 6, states tss . 3,
IS it from w 7 fr.
feceir t.s note Wa WI,
,bange for ore i tapps.
all 4 the m mosI - ants.
mt issues itor o
- /
The true Democrat., 1898-12-17

|rou HAVE BEEN A GENEROUS FOE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-02-27

b. local applications As they cannot reach the
q scased portien Of the ear. There IL only one
way TO cure deafness. and that ts oy con@Atu-
tional remedies Deafness ia caused By an In
famed condition Of the mucous lintnG o. the EaS-
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have q rumbiing SQUAD imperfect hearing.
and when Il Il entirely closed. Deafness Is the
result and unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tn be restored 10 It's normal coadi-
tton hearing will be destroyed forever zine
cases out Of ten are caused By catarrh- which Is
nothing but An infaEed condition OF The mu-
coux surfaces.
we will give One Hundred Dollars for any
came OF Dearness fcaused by cafRrrhl that can
GOT be cured by Halls Cat2Frh Cure send for
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Sold by Druggists. Fbc.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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Mo KLoNDYKE FOR MET

Thus says E. Walters, lie Raysville.
Pa, who grew (sworn TOD 252 bushels
Salzer's corn per acre. That means 25.-
200 bushels on 100 acres at 30c bush
Ell, equals 1850. That is better than
a prospective gold mine. Salzer pays
$4oO in gold for best name for his IT.
inch corn and oats prodigy. You can
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Send This Notice and 10 Cts. In Stamps
to John A.. Salzer Seed Co., La Crosse.
Wis, and get free their seed catalogue
and II new farm seed samples. includ-
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SO. to get start. w.n.h.
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Foremost among the worlds greatest
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already his new scientific system Of
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Tie has demonstrated tho dread~d
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Indisputable facts prove .hat the
Doctors New Discoveries are an abso-
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a GREAT TIDE or pRosPKRrrY.
Canadian Loan Companies Getting Monay
ON Mortgage That Haa Bc~n

GmmmnA@m Lean Companies 0eftAng Mon@y
0n MortKngea That Haa Bcsn
Written on.
Probably In the history OF tie con-
unent there never was such a tide Of
prosperity enjoyed by any country as
the Dominion Of Canada In being ia
vored with That portion OF Canada
known as Western Canada is attract
ing thousands Of people. who are seek
Ing homes on the arabic lands Of that
new but rapidly developing country.
Possessed Of exceptionally good rail-
road privileges, the best school ays-
tenn in the world. churches In every
small settlement. while In the towns
and cities all denominations are rep
resented. and with markets in close
proximity TO the grain fields. most OF
the requirements for a comfortable ex-
istence are met The development
that is now taking place In the min
Ing districts gives an impulse 10 agri-
culture. and good prices. with good
crops. bring about q state OF anairs
that the crowded districts OF more
populous centers are taking advan-
tage OF. The Associated Press dis
patches q few days since had the fol-
lowing telegram.
Toronto. Feb. l.-(SpeclaLl-Loan
companies that made advances on
Manitoba property years ago report
that the returns from the west during
the past three months have exceeded
expectations. One company has taken
from Manitoba over $4,000 interest.
and discharged mortgages. many Of
which had been written OF year ago.
Directors Of leading loan companies
are taking a greater interest In busi-
ness OF their institutions. and are in
] quiring into many properties on which
advances have been made.
The climate In the western provinces
or Manitoba. Alberta. Assiniboia and
Saskatchewan is excellent. there be-
ing no healthier anywhere The Can
Rdian government is now Offering spe-
cial inducements for the encourage
ment OF settlers. and they have their
/ agents at work throughout the United
/ States for the purpose OF giving In
/ formation and distributing Literature.
Among those going TO Canada are
many ex-Canadians. who have failed
| 70 make as good a living as they ex-
pected In the United States.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED

loss of hcsh, and..ail wasting conditiomss
and 10 better demonstrate its wonder
full merits. he viii send Three Free
Bottles CThe DIR. Slocum New Scima~
tiflc System of Medicinel with full IN
structions, TO all readers of thin papmw
who send for them
Simply write 10 T. A. Slocnm. Mama
featuring Chemist, Slocnm Building,
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express address
There o. "a rh-.rc sur .=@cictne or
corrcsponceuce-adv
knowing. as we do. of the undonbtea
efficacy Of the DIR. Slocum New Sysesm
Of Medicine. we urge every sufferer 90
take advantage of this most liberal.
proposition
Please tell the Doctor, when wx4kinm
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We are anxious to build up Western Texas
and commencing at once and continuing until
April Both we will sell to all comers from Fl.
Worth and stations East, including AleXRR-
dria. La. round trip tickets TO Abilene. Pecos,
and stations intermediate, and to Eddy and
Roswell. New Mexico, at rate of one and one
third fares for the round trip; tickets good so
days from date OF sale. This will be the best
time OF the year to see Western Texas and you
ought to take advantage of the opportunity.
See nearest Ticket Agent for further iufOrma-
ton, or address f. p. Turner, General Passen-
ger Agent, T. d. P. Ry., Dallas. Texas.
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Clean blood means a clean skin. No beauty
without il. Cascarets, Candy Cathartic
cleans your blood and keeps it clean. by
sti ing up the lazy liver and driving all Inn
purities from the body. Begin to-day TO
Danish pimples. boils. b,o-4hes. blackheads.
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, Csc, soc.
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AN OPEN LETTER TO MOTHERS.

AN OPEN LETTER TO MOTFGN5s
We are asserting In the courts our right 20 the
exclusive use OF the word '-CASTORIA." and
s'PITcHER'S CAST0RIA." i" as our Trade Mark
], DIR. samuel Pitcher. Of Hyanais. MasSaehu-
setta. was the originator OF PITCHERS CAS-
ToRIA," the same that has borne and does now
bear the fac-simile signature Of CHAS. II
FLETCHER on every wrapper This Il the
original PITCHER : CASToRIA'' which has
beer u~rd n the hnuc~ ~ the mtther~ ~
Amencsl for over thirty yearS Look carefully
At the wrapper and see that Il Is the kind you
have always bought" and has the signature of
CHAS. II. FLETCHER on The Wrapper. No
one haa authority from me 70 use my name
except The Centaur Company Of Which chA~
II. Fletcher is President
March 8. isQ7. SAMUEL PITCHER. n D.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-02-27
Conservative Investors can largely II

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hanSs. Twenty years OF Wall street expert
ence in addition to reliable INSIDE INFORMA
TIoN enables me to advise you most success
fully. Write for particulars. which are inter
estinR TO those having money TO invest.
CHARLES HUGHEs. Investment Broker, 63 Wall
Street New York City.