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The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-22

effect that a rumpus came of in
Swampoodle last night, a reporter
chased the rumor down and found
out that a family had been aroused
from their peaceful slumber by a
dog barking at the moon.
If you want a fine bath in the
largest natatOrium, pure fresh
spring water, 90 to Kirby Beach.
Bus can be called by phone from
BIythe's stable. 5-l7
The Park natatorium opening
last night by brass band concert,
did not take place, as the weather
was not propitious for bathing.
We learn that weather permitting,
the band will be out tonight and a
gay time is expected.
1t Leads them All.
The Thirty-fYe Dollar Crescent
are recognized the world
over for their unequalled quality
and easy running. The Edwards Har-
ness Company will sell them to you
on the instalment plan. 19 1w
We saw young and pretty lady
yesterday with the national colors
on her face-red lips, white com
plexion and blue eyes-how we did
long to salute the flag, a la French
man.
We have not heard a single word
about a new opera house. Are we
to let a season go by without some
place prepared for a place of meet
ing for the travelling show people?
Come! some of you men, you who
haye money, put it into a pot and
build US a place of amusement.
WatermelOns WatermelOns
Hobgood the grocer, corner of
Broad and Spruce streets, has Just
a car load of fine, ripe lus-
cious watermelons. st
Sherman Roberts, Mrs, Maggie
Roberts and Miss Cora Hickson, all
of College Hill, left as delegates to
the district conference to be held
at Hope. The above delegates go
from College Hill Methodist church,
Taylor's dairy sells the best of
sweet and butter milk. If you fail
to see me leave orders at Moore's
store on State Line avenue, phone
Mo. 1l3. 90 round every day,
6-6-1m T. L. TAYLOR.
Sam Spitzburg has received and
turned over to Mr.. Frank Wander
weghe $500 which was due him
from the Knights and Ladies OF
as accident benefit for a
finger he received a week
or two ago.
The Royal Fraternal Union has
200 members in Texarkana, who
are entitled to sick, accident or
death benefi the best, safest and
cheapest insurance offered, For
particulars see j. H, BarBwelI at
l05 w Broad street. 6.18-15t
For public information, the gen.
eral good, and the good of the Ba-
ler Springs Co., of which the editor
If this paper is a member, we pub
ish upon our 3rd page an interest
ng lot of data as to these famous
springs, Read it, and see if you do |
lot want an inexpensive, cool and |
pleasant summer abode, close to
rexarkana.
The horses hitched to the &C de- |
livery wagon, took fright, this morn
ng and having no one at the lines
)ut a frail boy ran off with the
lack and things looked squally for
he boy for a time, but the animals
we're headed off near the Bender
actory and stopped. The boy was
lot hurt, but he was terribly fright
med.
If you want the finest relishes in
he world try some of Dunkleys
elery mustard, celery salt or celery
alad, at Warwick-Moore Co. S, A
ew lot Just IN.
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sega 8.

- gon Beaumont mirb beridbtet,
boB bic erfe garlabuus Gemaie aus
Winnie, OIL Der @reaae BON Gbambera
@ountp, rod aanfas gtp berididi
lpurbe. @s III bies elm Experiment
uKb faQ8 eS gelingt, perbeu mebrere
Refrigerator @ars fur ben 3wed Der
@emiifebsrfdifnng in Dienf gefelIt
perben.
: Goubernenr @ulberion bat bon
benz Col. M. s. Smain eiutn bertea
Naienfaber erbalten. Col. Gnain
bate ieine Dienfte alS 8oluntar I'm
Sale etues 2anbs &rieges NIT spanieu
aageboten uub fpefulirte barauf gapi.
tsu elmer aompagaie Des britten teras
nif6en &egiments 3u tusrbea. Ser
Gounerneur duBerte eiHen, 5reuabe
Swaia's gsgenitser, baB er baa pas
tent ni9t ausfellen tperbe, bis Smaiu
gemifle pOlitifde 8emerfungen, bic ct
iiber tbn unb feline MbminlFratiou Qes
ma6t, aurhd5euommeu unb baftir fi1
eatf4uloigt babe, iporauf Smain ben,
Gouperneur einea berbem Brief fdrieb,
tn mel9em er f9 bafar bebanst, In bic
Nrmee efn3utreten, tuenn e8 unter 10
bemhtbigenben 9ebingungen gei9eben
muB. Smain i@reibt, Ct babe ae.
glaubt, bab nur bic 8rau9barteit unb
St6tigteit bet 9eute, bic fi9 meIbetem,
tn Yetra9t fdmen, ni9t aber ibre pos
litif9en Meinunsen unb ibr gtnFub.
= Der 9ampfer n2auenburs" Boa
Der Diebridfen 9inie Fam am Cams,
tag tn @alpeiion nit 40 paiasieren an.
- ueber 8aIpefon murben i'm
Npril Baaren unb probutte i'm Wertbe
ssn $167 .s74 einsefabrt unb In Wertbe
bsn $2,919,58 auBgefhbrt.
- Nus 9enifon tuirb pom 8. Mlai
beri@tet, bob bort felt fdnf 9agen bic
erfe Pof aus benz Norben mieber elm.
geiroffen ifi. Die ueberi9memmuns
gen I'M Snbianer Serritorium batten
ben @ifenbahnbertebr nonhdubie aurl
Stiafanb gehra6t. Ser S@a6en,
ben bie giieubabnen erlitteu baben, iii
elm eaus enprmer.
- Nus rgamp MabrD@ bet Mufftn
tommt bic Na6ri@t, baB BET ber drst.
li6ea unteriu6ung Der Greiwilligen
eine auBerOrbentlid sroBe 3abt fir
bienfuntaugli6 erfIdrt tuur6en. Bon
ten vSeItuap &iffes" bon San Mas
tonic iput6e fogar Der Gtibrer, Capt.
McIboo, far untaugIt1 ertIdrt uub
ouBer ibm 16 Der tbrisen MiteIieber.
Ni9t gerabe auf bic I'm CAMP angebs
lid berrf6enbe CUTE Diseiplin IdBt es
f9liebeu, oab eiue 4nsabl ber ttbrigen
Mitglieher ertlart baben fou, ai9t
mebr .mitma9en@ su tuouen. tuenn
bteie drstli9e gutideibung utdt pieber
rtidsdnsig semadt werbe.
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9aS YeltIame 0etperbe.

Dem pSlidiier4 pirb folsenbe
G6nurre er3dblt: Gin Militdrmuiiter
TT NIT elmer SdSuen aus einem eliGi@
iiiden Srte perlobt. Die 6ohseit Ioll
In Sdlbe iiattfinben. Siinslt beiudte
nnler Miuiifer feline 8raut unS bereu
Glteru. Sm 0aufe bes Nadmittass
9ins er gum gtanbesbeamterr, um bic
CUR gnfertisuns Ses aufsebots aOtbia
gen Nagaben s,i MAIDEN. pBas fem
Sie?" fraste ibn bieier. ,poboir, I"
antpOrtete Der. @efraste. nSoboiltl
9m! @as eid benn bes for a Sc.
lperbs" fra9te Der ootii6tise, in Der
Giibruus ieiner atten iebr senaue
Mlann. Sin Soboift i'll elm Gon'
tiinitlsr," atttportete la6elnb Der
Muiiferbrdutisam .9m, bm!" fling
unIer Sllter on, ideb leiue groBe 8rille
3ure9t unS betra9tete ben Dor i'm,
Stebenben, in Sem er (weit In gipil
8efleioet) weoer eiaen W1arss nod
einen Wiuienjiinser ertennen toante,
ybm! bml gllio q pntiinitler
fem Sie. 9ia, lewer Mann, reoe sic
bod nit 10 perbluenlt un iaae Sie
frant BON Der 9ruitt meg, baB Sie
@'idirrma6er ober 9afuer Tenn
slid 10 9anbmerf, mo mer lid bers
uete net 3u iddme briidt, un mer
berf'8 besbalb BIN re6te Name nenne, a
GS oauerte longe, bis Der Brdutiaam
benz suten Mauue ben nnterldieb ami.
i6en Con. unb 9bonfiinitIer har ee.
maht bate.
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milltouem iuersen ssrideust! !

gs 1T 9etuiB luobltbueub fiir bas
8nblifum, gu erfabren, DaB es bod me
nisitens Elm @ei9dft i'm 2anbe 9iebt,
tpeldes nidt bapOr auridI8redt, ben
8ebirftisen unb 2eibenben se9eniiber
srOBmiitbis 8u iein. Die 8eiiber DON
Or. Sings g&euer @ntbedung fir
S9tuinbludt, Suiten unb g6uupien ba>
ben ii6er Sebn Miliouen grobeflal6en
oieier srOBen Me6idin oerl9enft unb
baben Die @enu9tbuuns gu tuiiien, baB
oaour6 in 2auienoen bon abiOlut boffs
nuu9sloIen 5dllen cine Seiluns er5ielt
tuuroe. aitbma, 8ron9itis, Seiierteit
unO ale 2eiben bes Salies, Der 8ruit
uno Der 2uusen merben baour9 fiber
furirt. WtaH ipre6e in Der gpOtbete
BON s. &alteDer uno SObn Dor unb laife
ii9 cine 8ro6eIlai6e uutIuuit 9eben.
&esuldre @r6Be SO Gents unb $1.O0.
Sebe 5laide iuirO sarantirt, ober Der
8reis 5uriideritattet.
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@bttebau germiuus.
gfeue Gtnfabrt mad Stem gorf pia
y. & 3. g. %. Wp.-l1ns
erretdte JactlttGten.

Wbiteball terminus, bie neue Gin.
fabrt mad Neu Oort. bic am Wontas
ben 19. Suit bia Der Baltimore, Ohio
unb Shbmeftli9en 8abn er6lfnet
tnnrbe, III bic gelegenite Station mad
allen Sbeilen Der Gtabt glem Oort unb
grOotlpn. Dieter terminus iti an
Der South Gerrp. 6fili@ BON ber Bats
terp unb bon bier aus unter bemfeIben
Da9e tuerben Ierbinbungen gemadt
NIT ben 3agen Der 3meiten, Oritten,
Se9ffen unb Weunteu Nbenue 6o9.
bahia; NIT benen Der 8rpabmap, So.
lumbus uub 0eSington Mbenue gabeI.
Iiuiea; Ofs unb Meiiteite Ningbabs
liet ber qferbebabnIinien; South.
Gerrp; Staten Sslanb 5errp; 6amil.
ton apenue uub 80. GtroBe (grootI
lpn) Gerrp.
8auft Cure Sifets nod Nem Oorf
tiber bic 9. & 8. g. %. R'u unb Sbr
entgebt allen unbeauemli6teiten.
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Reuentoedte 2biersafs
tuns. Ger ensliide Sffi3ier Me@or,
quooaie bat jiin9ltbin i'm britiiden
9isersebiet eine @irafie erleat, bic
erite, Die i'm weitli6en 9lirita amber
betannt 9elporoen 1T. 0as unseltalte
Sdusetbier mar bisber nur i'm oberen
Nil9ebiet unb in Der @je9enb bes Gin.
pOpO, SOmbeii uao bes yjaiIasSees
befannt .3wiiden bieien @eeenben
unb bem Deitliden glirita lieot elm 10
ungebeures Ganogebiet bab uou oorns
berein an5unebmen mar, baB Die
@iraffe @eliafrtos cine ueue glrt
bariteilen luiiroe. Der S6abel III in
2Onbou unteriudt porbeu. Gr 1T Der
srOBte @iruiieniddbel, ben man bisber
tennt, unb aud i'm llebriOen 1T Der
Sddhel pOn oem anoerer @iraffen 10
melt peridieSen oaB man Der iuelts
otrituuiiden @iraffe uOrldufis ben 0as
men elmer reuen llnterart Camelopar-
dalis giraffa peralda beiaeIeat bat.
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Cinderella 9dub Yalait.

8erseBt ni9t. baB mir unieren
Store nod 9so. 2O7 2llamp.Y Ylaaa,
suei 6dufer ihbli6 BON unierem frii.
beren @ei9dftsbauie, perlest baben,
no mir ole uuiere alten Seunben tpies
ber,uiebeu boffen unb nod bieIe neue
ba,u. ba MIR NIT ben beten Waaren
bienen t6nnen. unfer Store III sani
rieu eineeridtet, gut uentiIirt unb isbr
bel. 9ommt unb ftattet uns einen
geiu@ ob, tpeun Sbr au9 ni9t &C.
rabe 3u saufeu Danf6t.
6. q aum,
gtHberella g 1ub.paIafi,
207 alamo pla3a.
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u d tm IT q!

Gin felt IA Sabren bon mir &C..
brau6tes 8erfabren, 3abnuerpen au
t6bteu, Obne ben i@mer3baften Slerb
ans5asieben, empfehle Id hem Yubs
lifum. Sd bate Bis Datum tsiaen eiu'
3teen WiBerfols. Nbioiut iAmeralos.
DR.. A. J. GLASER, zahnarzt.
1349 Weii Commerce 5troBe.
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@enn bic 0atnr

nuteritiibuns sebrau9t, bann iR es
gut, tuenn biefelbe balb tommt. Mau
fodte a6er bebensen, baB man ieIbit bie
beiten Wsittel uur anpenben folI, tpenn
man fe Dirtlidb brau6t. Das betfe,
milbefte nnb einfa@fe Miitel ift Der
JsigensSprup, ber bon Der ,,@alifor.
nia GIG Ssrup Co." sergefteut mirh.
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- SEPT III bic 3ett. tpo Sbr Glie.
sentbaren einIeBen folltet. gb. Ste
pes & 56bne babeu cine @arIa'
bung erbdlten.
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mattbtes Bros. TletI6er,

go. 507 Of'6 o u 4 0 n.5tras'.
gtur bas por5lslibfe Rinb., e6af'
unb S9peiuefeii6.
Spesiolitdt: Sunges aalbf1eii6.
ale Grteu BON @urB. e6inten
3unse, S@maIs &c.
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= Was CUTE Waare unb billise
preife anbeIaust, bat 6. 8. Gean,
228 6. Shores StraBe gar seiuen
gouturrenten.
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MeDr ais ein Stint Quft
ninmt elm erma6lener Wiann bel ieoem
atbem5us in feline 9unoe uui.
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gpDlen's Neaifter

alamo pIa3a. Saloon erfer alaKe.
Die betsn straight" un6 mixed
Drints In Der 5tabt.
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ga,s Veoro gprim8s Ssarf.

Dieter augenebme part Rebt 2oeen,
gereinen unb Gamilien 3ur AbbaItung
bon picniea &C. sur 8erftigung.
8efu1ern tDirb ale nur bentbare
Aufmerfiamfeit erwieien.
Ssben Sountag Na@mittdg
0ruRes Srei 7oasert,
oussefnbrt bon ber ppn3dbligen
WiIitdrs aapeIIe.
Sn 8erbiHoums nit benz pars
iebt o apib Men DIS
3oelssifd5er Warten,
Der pra9tp1Ie GlempIare ber 3biers
melt, fpeciel Der teranii6en. aufmeia.
Memanb iellte uerfehlen. beufeIben 40
beR6tigeu. Die gr6bte Mtiraftion, bic
Gan Nntoato aufaumeiieu bat.
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800 Reward 300.

The readers OF this paper will be pleas
ed Ito learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able TO cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure known TO the medical
paternity. Catarrh being a constitution
al disease, requires, a constitutional
treatment Halls C9tarTh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces or the syS-
tenn, thereby DESTROYING the foundation
OF the disease, and giving the patient
strength b. building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work
The proPrietors hays so much faith in
its curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that i;
fails to cure. Send tor list OF tes.imon-
iaIs Address T. 7. CHENEY h Co,
Toledo, o. Sold BY druggis t7sc.
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"Doba Joe" Malone Hanged

Dallas, Tex, Sept. 2-''Doba Joe"
Malone, colored, was hanged in Dsl
las County jail at noon to-day for an
assault upon Mrs. katherine Stein,
an aged German woman, at her
home four miles from Dallas July Is
last. Malone died like stole His
neck was broken by the fall. and his
body was cut down in twelve min
utes.
Malones's crime WAS fendish and
brutal in the extreme, and it requlr-
ed great vigilance TO prevent a mob
from lynchiug him He confessed
fully, and was sentenced to hang
only thirty days later, the lowest
Limit of the Texas law. Malone was
born and reared in Harrieenville,
Cass County, Mo, vhsre his parents
still reside.
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Every body IN this section should
figure up his or her indebtedness
now, and as soou as the harvest be-
gins and the crops are marketed pay
of every cent of old scores, then
take a new start. You can't imagine
how good and independent it will
make you feel 10 get fully and en-
tirely out of debs-peither can you
estimate the satisfaction you will re-
ceive by staying out, once you get
out, till you have tried it Just
make the trial once and il you are
honest you will be the happiest you
eyer were. If all would adopt the
plan Of paying cash as they go,
they would find it the most enjoy
able existence they ever passed 1t
pay. to pay as you go for everything
you buy, and it pays to go without
all luxuries you cannot pay cash for
Peace Of mind and contentment arr
the greatest luxuri-s Of this life aft-r
all Rich Hill Review
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German Gambling Scandal i.

Berlin, Sept. S--A painful scan
dial has arisen in one of the regi
ments OF the dragon guards, where
the officers have been playing bac
carat for high stakes of late. Primes
Albert, OF SAFE Coburg, lest $4,000
($l5,000), and Lieut.. Goethe his en-
tire fortune at one sitting A quarrel
arose between the latter aud another
officer, which led to challenge
The Colousl of the regiment reported
the matter to the Emperor
Angered by the disregard Of his
prohibition of gambling, Emperor
William summoned Prince Albert 70
his presence and ordered him to
take leave of absence until Septem
Der 30. The other two officers were
cashiered
A great deal of comment has been
caused by the fact that Lieut.. Won
Hrusewitz who was sentenced TO
three years and twenty days i'm
prisonment for dueling affair, shortly
after he had achieved notoriety by
running a laborisg man through
with his sword for accidentally
knocking against the Lieutenant
chair in cafe, has been Lbsrate1 a
year before the expiration Of the
term.
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We are living too fast. Fast as light
,.o0.r expresses il, for we talk by elec-
..1ty, cook by electricity, travel by
,dssetriefy and 50 on.
Its hurry, hurry, hurry from tne cradle
% the grave,
We crowd too much; crowd our work,
,rgvd our eating, crowd our pleasure,
.cwd our sleeping.
A " breaking down Of the nervous sys-
mn Is the way Of expressing the result.
4 means depicting Of the nerves in
a,csd by prolonged strain; overtaxing of
4. nervous system; a product OF over
surry and hustle.
Affects all people in all walks of Life.
hbaffles physicians Of all schools
No one knows the horrors of such a
edition better than Rev. J. N. Nc
c,,ady, of Elkton, Mich. For years he
bbofed faithfully and well. He was pro-
~,ss;ye and aggressive leader among
nsn, deep thinker and hard worker.
Ia his zeal, he overworked; overtaxed
ss mental and physical strength.
The outlook was dark, with health shat
.,sd and recovery apparently hopeless.
Many means Tor cure were tried, with
at receiving benefit.
Finally ne took DR.. Williams Pink Pills
tr Pale People and was restored to health.
He says:
An April, 1896, the physicians said /
nust stop preaching or die.
"Ihad overtaxed myself and was suf-
t.r;ng from a complete breaking Gown OF
nv nervous system and persistent stom-
aeh trouble.
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New York World is first among all
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and variety OF its contents. Ii has all
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Ha. No Doubt Congress VIII Ac;

No cSH :" Itt hCt-
Washington, Sept 1-Surgeon Gen
eral Sternberg to day sent the fol
lowing letter to New York medical
publishing house, which had made
inquiries of him con cerning the con-
duct of the war with reference to
the Medical Department and espec-
tally about the subject of having an
immediate investigation of his bu-
reau. He says:
Il am ready at any moment for a
complete investigation with refer
ence to my administration of the af-
fairs of the Medical Department,
but the War Department is not dis
posed to make such an investigation
as the result of sensational news
paper articles. There is at present
an evident craze to criticise, without
regard to truth or justice. l have
no doubt there will be Congress
sional investigation into the conduct
Of the war, but l do not feel at lib
erty at present 30 insist upon an in
vestigation for my own vindicatioD,
because it would be contrary to the
general interests of the service"
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The Post Dispatch is in great de.
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other st. Louis evening paper enjoys
this distinction. The Post-Dispatch
has war correspondents at all points
of interest and with the fleets now in
the Pacific and Cuban waters.
By mail only 60 cents q month.
Write at once for particulars.
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g a TO RIA.
Raans .ba 1TR kad You Hsrs AwsE baxrH
Slsa n ExN2zzeZg
Negro Lynched

Yazoo City. Miss. Sept. vii
liam Stern, alias William John son,
colore ,. was mohbei last night near
Rosemeath. Miss Re attempted 10
murder JOHN Ho,d, a prominent
planter, last May, striking N in
the head With "a nail puller- He
made his escape aud wss captured
in Alabama last week by Mr. Hord
aud was taken TO Rosemeatb, the
scene OF his crime. where a number
OF determined citizens banged him
in broad daylight
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Happy Hill Items.

Mr. Taylor, of Leavenworth, Kan
sas, is visiting relatives here.
Rev Allen is digging a we'll in his
barn yard.
Miss Leola Requa, of Nevada, is
visiting her Uncle, G J Requa.
We understand the Happy Hill
school will begin the last Monday in
Septe mber, Mrs Neal. as teacher
VIM Srggins is erecting a new
barn.
Mrs Fred Kamm is on the sick
list
Mrs Sam Lane, who has been,
visiting her parents, near Fl Scott
returned home last week, accompa
led by her sister.
Henry Lee butchered one day last
week.
Mr. Bartz has rented Mrs Lee
farm, near Stumptown, for next
year, and Mr. Essenprioe has rented
Charley Clem's place.
Mr. Dubach WAS IN Rich Hill Sat
urday.
Lum Pitchford aud Milt Foster
went fishing Tuesday.
Henry Natus purchased four
calves OF Mrs Bomar DAISY.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-15

Several physicians treated me, but no
permanent benefit was derived.
-Four times was stricken with nervous
prostratiol twice with gastritis.
hcSe at.ac@ls would throw me into
spasn1s.
- could eat neither meat or vegetable
9 If my bare feet touohed the floor was
Immediately seized with Cramps
g was used up; clpless, hopeless.
commenced to take Dr.. Williarns'
Pink Pills for Pale People. One box was
consumed and felt no better. This dis
"My wife urged me to try the pills
some mora, feeling that my life depended
upon the result.
continued to take them.
Since then, and it has been several
months, have enjoyed life.
Have preached all summer and held
revival meetings fer fifteen weeks.
have had 10 muscular exercise for
years, but recently, have done considerable
hard work In my garden, my muscles
standing this test remarkably well.
Every Sabbath preach three times
and now think | am good for another
twenty years, if the Lord wills"
To add weight to his words, Rev. Nc
Cready made affidavit before J. D. Brookes,
Notary Public.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills Tor Pale People
exert powerful influence IN restoring
wasted nerve power and In purifying and
enriching the blood. Druggists consider
them the most effective remedy which
they dispense.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-09-15
Trustee Sale

whereas, = Cherry and II g Cherry her has
band BY their deed Of trust dated } an = y, l-Ii
and recorded in the recorder = once within and
for Bates county. Missouri, q book III page al
conveyed 70 the unders gned trustee the follow
ing described real estate lying and being situate
in the county OF Bates and state Of missouri,
tO-wIt-
The northwest quarter 81 the northeast guar
ter Of section eleven SD IN township forty .
~ Of range thirrF-ons E5js couIs ming forty 80
acres more or les which cow rance = a. made
in trust 70 secure the payment OF one
certain note fully frscri f@t Iu sa-d deed %
tr71-r.aud whereas default has been made IN the
uavvneut Of tne annual interest on -zf1
note and Lue sane - now pasL duE am
unpaid. Now Therefore. a. the Te4u=-t 81
the legal holder Il said note aud p4r-ls1t %
tn rgndi ions ~ said deed 81 trust I VII pro
coed - sell tu- above d--rrlied PREMISE ~
public v-ndua 70 the highest bidder. for each
81 the east front door 81 the r1lrt house 10
rhe CITY " Butler. county " Bates AMI state ~
Missouri. on
Friday. september ., l-a-,
between the hours % ui1e o'c.rek IN tls fore
noon zud rse o -c5ass III the afcHrupel q nat
dav. for the rurp-J=- q -s-izfFl1E -al1 e~b-r
interest and costs RAM Ally
80 TrEstss.