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/ ment could make them adopt the walk "a
strongly urged by the rcfortners.
The walk required tho stamp Of fashion
to make II so.
II has rcceived II.
People whose business or pleasure i,as
called them to those promenndcs whcrcon
the elcgantes take their daily constitut,onal
have remarked that those ladies whose
gowns show an astonishing number Of run
files. whose sleeves are skin tight whose
hats are flat and covered with an entire
bird Of dun brown pumage. and who bear
other incontostible signs Of being the adj
vance agents OF the fall fashions arc nov
Ing In mysterious way.
They bend slightly forward their arms
and hands dangling hclplessly and lfnply
at their sides. and their daintily shpd feet
strike tho pavement with motion between
u bound and hop.
They are walking on the balls Of the
feet.
With their rufflcs and their plumcs ana
their floating feathers, and their peculiar
bounding and skipping movements. they
are like large, bountifuliy clothed ostriches
moving haughtily aud swiftly over the
ground
However srotesque the walk may appear
to the ignorant opslouker. II Is the thing.
Society has adopted H. Society means to
have walk OF It's own. ms II means to
have a haudshakc OF It's own.
With this walk comes another innovation
1.-THE stare.
Last season tho pondcrcus Gainsno,pngh
hats. heavy with piumea and aiercttes aud
wings were we'll tipped over tho facn- so
low, In fact. that the eyes were scarcely
visible With these hats an expression Of
shy coquetry was worn. Wirkcdly tempting
side chances stole out from under the tltfiy
rims. and tirtations galore took place up-
der the shadows or these hats
But we have changed all that
With the amhuscadc OF feathers removed,
beautiful eyes can not do deadly damage
save In open field
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.

The following marriage licenses were Is
sued for the week ending January II
II. c. Daniel and Willie G, Daniel; VII
Ham Rest and Sophie Eichholt; Frank
Hormann and Katie Komia; Jake Brown
and Marian Raiston: Charley Brown and
Mary Elizabeth Butler: Arthur o'Neal and
Mary Peyton; Bernard Tegler aud Nina
Heakmann Nelson Eldridge and Missouri
Brooks; James Robertson and Besyl9 itnp-
erts; Henry Henderson and Annie gohert-
son; Dave Brooks and Jane Maxey S'Incn
Hubbard and Della Lewyco; Robsrt Reed
and Georgia Holmes; Earnest Bouidin and
Emily Garner.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

l 4 -
RosANKY- The telegraph office al this
place has been temporarily closed
LYONS--J Al. Armendt,s rcsidcnse was
| destroyed by fire; loss $500; Insurance
| $1,000.
DBNToN--Whcat needs n good thorough
| ground soaking rain. Cotton acreage VIII,
| II is believed. be greatly reduced from last
| year,
| aiGItEGNVILslJ--In the local option Cleo
| tiou In the Quinlan school district Satur-
day prohibition carried By vote OF Gj for
to 5S against
| LoTTr-Wendollne Hoezel, young uor-
| man farmer OF The Westphalia community,
| Lost three fingers of his left hand by an
overloaded gun exploding,
CUEROA company OF Woodmsn from
YoakuIn viii put on play here next Sat-
urday night for the mutual benefit VI both
camps II bidA fair to be literally patron
lied.
Observation-Disclosures flock OF Wild gecee
passed over this place Monday, going South.
Old timers say that the Iateness Of their
Eight prcsagas a mild mintcr and carly
spring
TEMPLEA protracted meeting IL In
progress at the First Methodist church this
week With Rev. j. r Duncan Of Taylor
In charge, Considerable interest Is being
aroused.
Angelo shipped two train Ioadsr,77500 lead
OF mutton sheep TO this place, TO be fat
tened on hull and meal from the Wolfo
City oil mill.
CELESTE -Is. q Mitchell, recently con-
victed OF killing Charley Green, has been
pardpncd. Many Of his friends wore at
tho Jail To greet him. lie was IN JAIL eleven
months and nine days. i'
SHiNER-W. NJ. Fly Of Gonzales orgsB~
lied Masonic lodge hero last Saturday
night. The officers were elected TO serv0
Sinner lodge No, SIT. j. A. Harrison u
the nrst worshiptui master,
HILLsBoRo--A little son OF j.. *. uen-
Mis- swallowed scanc gasoline. Ills mother
promptly gave him an emetic ana Siin
medical aid ho Is considered out OF ddnEcrts
lie was quite sick for while.
FLoRESvlLI.E II Some farmers are
breaking land preparatory TO next crop; q
others are unable to plow, they say, be-
cause the ground is too dry. A good rain
oyer the county would be nm advantage,
5 TExARKANA~-Thc 4-ycar.old girl Of
negro named Jack Dempsey was burned 70 q
death at his homo here The parents were
absent and left the child IN the cabin
alono. She got near the Are. whom her IS
clothes ignited s ;ss
DENTON Sheriff Hawkins has written n
tho authorities ut Sherman 70 releaee tina Il
parties held in jail there charged with e1e
burglaries al Sanger, as there u not SUM n
cient evidence. the shertn thinks. 20 OBJ
tain a conviction, X
WOLFE CITY~-A saloon WAS rAc1ntly 4
opened Just north Of this place In Ennnin A
county. but d recent local option elet4ton4 n
resulted Ia its being compelled 70 close ~ a
Only one vote assinst prohiplfien ~ 1<p9
school distrdots. :. sS - q & u u a ~
CORRIGAN Superintendent ii 31asx4tCsI |
and other ofdciais RI the hisequrt
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kiIIcd Nlth a Knifc.

Nayasota, Texas, January 10.-Saturday
night while Observation-Disclosures afd an
other boy were returning to their respcc-
tive homes from party on Stultz's piece,
near old Washington, some kind OF quar-
rel arose, resulting In Brpnighauser beng
stabbed in the head. letting the braihs
run out. from which death rssal,cd last
night; some body cuts were also given.
Ii Is not known Just what the difficulty
waa about.
The boy who did the cutting Is ~ years
old while Bronighauser was 90. They are
both known here by merchants with wiom
they traded,
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Attempted 10 sulcide..

q Marshall. Texas January lI--James
paul. alias n. d. Nix. a prisoner in the
county jail, attempted to commit suicide BY
tying wire to the top Of his cell and
then around his neck and jumping from
the TOP OF the cell TO the floor. He was
olscoycrcd before strangulation set In.
This Is the second attempt he has made ut
self destruction In the last two days, both
times by strangulasion. A jury this after
noon pronounced him insane and recon-
mendcd that he be restrained.
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'po..um BIuH's Min.

Orange, Texas. January 9.--The steamer
Una, Captain Tom Davis, returned from a
trip to Whtmans Ferry. whore she went
with cargo of supplies for the timber
comps Captain Davis reported that the
trail has been graded and is ready for the
rails or the switch, which Is TO connect the
Cur railroad with the big yellow Pine mill
to b. built at Postum Blum by George W.
SfnytL of Beaumont, president OF the Sa-
blne Tram company. 1t is said that track
will be laid during the coming week, and
work on the new mill will begin at once.
Captain Davis found the river down 10 It's
normal state again, and no timber coming
ready to come out on the next rise,
The burning Of " negro house IN the OUT
skirts OF town aroused the citizens about 1880
last night, but fortunately nothing else was
attnei ed. and the loss was comparatively a
small one.
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ELEcrEp DIRECTORS.

A meeting of the stockholders of tho
Galveston National bank was held today
at which the following directors were
elected: 7. J. Groce. II. A. Landes. +.
Cannon, r. b. Hawley, j.. II. Burnett,
J.. w. Riddell and r.. s. Levy
A meeting OF the directors followed this
afternoon, at whdch officers were elected.
There was no change from the present OFF,
Gals.
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Accompanied by Mr. Oh. Wielisins, Mr..
Paul Graeie left here few days ago for
San Antonio for his health. having pros
norrced care OF consumption.
A telegram from Mr. Wielkins Tu. Jay
morning to Mr., Russi brought ille sad IN
telllenoe that Mr. Graefe del rucscay
morning. He was about 40 years Of ago
and unmarried His remains viii 10 In
tered at San Antonio.
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. JAMES Nj. Rome.

James NJ. Bone, son of Mrs. A. A. Bone
and brother of Deputy State and County
Assessor w. j. Bone. died at the resi-
dence OF his mother on Twenty seventh
street, between Avenues II and |. at $3.50
this morning, after an Illness OF some days
Deceased was a native OF Galveston, was
unmarried and was 30 years old at the
time of his death. The remains VIII be
Inferred In Glenwood cemetery, Houston.
tomorrow.
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A NEW DEPOT.

Aren't Barnett says that he believes
there us something in the rrnor that
Brennan Is TO have a new depot.
He Gays that Mr. Gilboush, who Is IN
charge OF the building aud construction
department says that a two-stors brick of
flee building with the fright department
of galvanized iron. will be built here this
spring or summer.
That sunh structure II needed there
is no question, and 1t would he a desirable
improvement to the railway facilities OF
Brenham.
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II Is we'll understood IN Paris that barnet
strings will he worn before tho season is
much older. They are becoming TO I'll faces.
but especially to slender delicasc ones,
Bonnet strings and fluffy neck decorations
are charming features OF fashion. To be
thoroughly up 10 date II IL necessary for
every woman to have mn old-fashoued
atock with a genuine Empire rufflc The
stock must he very high and the ruffle con-
spienous. Tho NEST remarkable scarf is
called the Vosta Tilcy. II was vosta
Tillcy's own particular idea. However. IL
can be made from silk in the Paisley de-
sign and colors. " one so wishes. Then,
IL must be remembered thai there Is a
srcciaI way of wearing the Nesta riliey
scarf that gives Ii an addict touch ~ nov
city. II is tiod in four ln-hanl, but tho
ends arc LETT so long that they reach heluw
the waist line. The linen collar worn With
the scarf must be unusually high Bnt II
is not only Vestn Tifioy that the fashion,
nhle Young woman is initiating 10 far IS
her pcclSwear IS concerned this season, but
tho venerable Mr. Gladstone. For among
the latest novelties there Is the Gladstone
collar with ita high cut points and an
exact copy OF the stock which he wears
dnily, II can BIZ bought. ready male, In
Black satin bit can I've made 10 order In
any 81 the new fashionable shades.
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How 70 Hnmdle DreML.

In Berlin the bakers protect each Loaf Of
bread by showing II straight from the oven
Into paper sack. The name Of The baker
Is printed on the outside Of the bag 40 that
he gets his reward for the extra caro- IN
advertisement The system ought TO be
introduced In this country instead af lcaY-
ing the bread subject 10 impure air and
dirty handling.
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nrn,,n rrirn.ccd Chiclsc

SINCE, draw aud JOINT good sized fowl
Put into q large saucepan two Tablespoons
ftls Of butter. and when hot drop IN the
pieces OF chicken. Allow them TO brown
gradually taking care the butter does moi
burn. Whom tho pieces arc Drowned draw
them TO one side OF the pan and add q
the butter two tablcspoonfuls " ilour
Mix. add one pint of stock or water. sIit
until 1t bcgna to boil moving the Quicken
around In tho sauce. Add u slice OF onion,
a bay leaf. "a Tablespoonful OF salt and u
quarter Tablespoonful Of pepper, Cover and
pan, push to the back of tho stove and let
the chicken simmer slowly for nm holir.
Take up the chicken. remove the sauce
from the fire, add to IL the yolk al one
egg be1ten with two tablespoonfuis OF
sweet cream. Strain this over the chicken;
gnrnish with crescents OF fried bread dust
over "a tepspoonfnl OF finely chopped rarscly
and aend TO the table.
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Port Of sabine Pass.
Port OF Sabine Pass, January II.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Sch Asa T. stowcii, steele, Tampico.
BIZ Essex, coombs, Barbados.
Rk Veritaa, Hansen, Table bay
Ri Monte Allegro, McCanibu, Rio Janeiro.
Vessels In Port.
Sch MADELEINE Coonay. Wade.
Bk Julia. Reed.
Bk MI Desperandum, MuioeF.
Bk Alice, Pye
Bk lngrid. Henrlchson.
Bk Undai, Hansen.
Blk Arnguda, Ifaackgeu.
i5k Kagnn, Refsrri.
Bk Ftllippo, Cafiero
Bk Mndopn Della Orto. Figart
Blk Venetian. Costaguola.
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An rowA coIoNIzEe.

Mr.. G. r. Rinchart OF the Farmers Tri-
bune. Des Moincs. Iowa who was the dem
ocratic nominee for State superintendent OF
public instruction last year Is in the cry,
He has been In the State abOut ten Gays
prospecting with q view OF locating eci-
ony OF Iowa farmers He " very fayorahiy
impressed with Texas as a State Ct greet
resources and possibilities.
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3. ArHLET1C cLup rI.EcrTON.

At the regular weekly meeting OF the
BRENNAN Athletic club Monday night the
following officers were slected:. William
Lnsk. president; Judge ". =. Curry. first
vice president; Miss Hottie Harrison, eec-
ond vice president: Hugh Lnsk, senreifry;
Il. u. Harrison. treasurer; trasttes, C.. L..
wilkins, w. II. Abbott, r. 4. Low. Jr. en-
tertninment committee, T. 4. Holland Mlss
Stella Council, Mrs l.. y. Harrison and
Ben Bassett
a valentine entertainment is one OF the
events looked forward 10 with great an,ic-
iration-
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Fcctlisht favct.tcs my there IL no color
so sccthing TO the eyes Of an actor MS green.
a woman dressed In green takes shape
and personality. where other colors dance
before the eyes.
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NOTES.

Lyle. the 3-year-oid son Of AIR. John o.
borne. is suffering from broken arm re-
ceived by falling down the steps
The Seventh Day Advontis,s viii heein
protracted meeting "Wednesday nifi.t IN
ire building next 10 the postoffire. Elder
schuIf4e Will preach
The examining trial Of Fritz Lelide for
the killing OF Oh. Boeringnaiis vac held
before Juxtice Hughes at whismpn To-Day,
but the result has not been learned here,
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The New WINK for rocicty.

New York WOIId.
For years all the Delsarte priestosses, al
the dross reformers. all the ladies' VINO
pose and sprawl In Imply clinsins robes
have been trying 10 get women to walk
on the balls OF their feet
But women would not walk on the balls
Of their feet, They stamped upon their
heels or minced and peacockcd on their
toes, and no amount Of protest or arsu-
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Taylor Texas, January II Five ears o.
fat cattle passed through the city Sa'urr
day night from Hntto. They were en- routa
TO the 81 Louis market A good number
Of cattle are being fattencd at and naar
Hnfto !.
Mr. r. j. Petway Of this city exhibiteA
q mammoth specimen Of beet. raised On
his place. which shows what can be done
In this line with iIttle care. The beet
measured thirty inches around pnsl
weighed thirteen pounds The seed were
.planfed March Of last year.
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ooLoRED HOME MISSION SOCIETY.

Rev. A. w Williams, pastor Of Mount
serier church Of Watrousylile organized
Home Mission society Monday night.
with membership Of twenty-five. with
Luyepiat Walker president. Texanna Rsn-
die essistant president and Anna Boxiey
secretary.
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ueld without nan,

Victoria, Texas. January i1.-The exam
ming trial OF the negro. Sol yancey. under
arrest charged with the murder Of Celia
Brown several weeks ago. was held ycster-
day and he was reinanded 10 Jail without
bail TO await the action 0f the Grand Jury.
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from al sections o. Texas. The railways
offer cheap rates. and a they are held
at . convenient season tho attendance IL
always large.
The executive committee will hold an
other meeting next Friday and appoint
subcommittee to proceed with the work
at once, making their reports from time
to time to the head committee.
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Wanted In sIonsnsuc Connfy,

Sherman, Texas, January 10. Yesterday
afternoon Sheriff J, W. Raines Of Mon
taeuc county left. having In custody War.
Blackburn, aiiaP Blacky, one OF Inc three
men recently arrested IN Dallas and brought
here on charges Of burglary and theft,
Blackburn was wanted In Montague county
on Il charge OF burglary, for which be VIII
probably be tried before his trial comes UP
here.
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One OF the pcutest OF matinee dresses
had a skirt OF green kroadcloth with blouse
bodice of coarse green netting over lrccn
satin. The vest was of white satin " III a
white chiffon jahot
The toque was covered with the netting
and relieved only with a big white feather
The stock was OF green satin and the
sleeves were Of green broadololh. making
four or five materials of green 81 the waist
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no CURE a coin IN ONE DA9

Take Laxative BrDmo QuInIne Tablets. MI
Druggists refund the money II Il falls to
cure; csc. The genuine baA l.. D. q. on
each tablet
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A BRENNAN BUDGET
SOME PROSPECTS For A NEW nE-
POT SOON.
Election Of Ofnc-rs OF the First Ma
sionai Rsnk--An Iowa Coloaiser
Prospecting,

Brenham, Texas January 11,--At the an
nusi meeting of the stockholders OF the
First National bank of BRENNAN, held
Tuesday. the following directors were elect
ed: Heber Stone, Henry Hodde Ed ANS
Ter. T. A. Low. Joseph Tristram. y. 4.
Witte. H. X. Harrison. f. W. Wood, Mrs.
A. Al. Giddings. AT subsequent meeting
OF the directors the following officers were
elected: Heber Stone. president, joseph
Trlstram. vice presidents IL. X. Harrison.
cashier.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following real estate transfers have
been recorded for the week ending january
IL:
f. A. Thompson and husband TO John
kopeclnski. us acres in Washington coun-
~. $544S. 81
II. NJ. Swearlngen ct al, executors. ia H.
w: Tarrant. sA acres IN city OF Brenhani,
BeaureRard Bryan 10 G.. wicde, So acres,
John w, Cole league SsJ22.
p. Retchardt to H. c. Rees. two lots In
Brenham. $2i00.
Carl Rust and wife TO r.. D. Harris, lie
acres In Washington county. $4,000.
William Lnsk TO Peter Hancock. one lot
In Brennan. $3.50,
r. 4. Rivers 70 F'prdinand Glaesnann,
1i6 acres. Robert CIoakey league. ss6i0.
Friedrich Rosenhnun, ana wife 10 WIZ
helm l.ange, 81 acres James Schrier league.
$1,000.
\. +. Matcbett aud wife 10 A.. II. Rog
ers. s2S acres. David Lawrence league,
S6a6o
Sarah Mcintyre 10 Jacob Muisii. I5s
acres. P. and a. Hope headlight. Ssoii.
II. NJ. Francis and wife 10 q. Becker, 80
acres S Iiinch, and so acres, David Ayres
league, $4,000.
T.. A, Thompson and husband 10 Jacob
Cegeilsky. 100 acres in WASHINGTON com-
ty, $3.50.
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Newton. Texas, January a, Jerry TAR
wood, charged with tho murder Of Jssxe
Beyii on December ~. Ja07, was given ~
examining trial here before Justice MAT
ihews and admitted TO hall IN The ausn
Of $1,000, which his not besn KiTen.
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Eealy, Texas. January II. burglars en-
tered the jewelry store Of w. Rogers sous
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REASON FOR THE ADVANCES.

}
2 The advance OF l-lsc for SPOT cotton at
yesterdays closing OF the Galveston Of
ton exchange was the subject Of much
comment along the Strand today. That
the advance was made for distinct rur-
pose there is no doubt.
The fact is. Houston man has been
ruling the Galveston market the past few
days. lnman came down here Saturday
and Monday and bought everything in sight
at full quotations. This frightened the
local operators. and after the last Imam
deal was closed yesterday they announced
tho price l-l6c higher. 1t was undoubtedly
done for the purpose OF keeping the Hous-
ton man away.
There Is no short interest here as the
advance OF yesterday would seem 10 indi-
cate. There are at this zine Close to l00-
900 bales held in Galveston. the warehouses
all being full The offerings. however. were
small and Inmar's purchases were not
large enough to create alarm from that
source.
Today tho advance OF Yesterday was
wiped off the boards and the market closed
easy
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

w J. orthwein of the Arm of orthwein
q Sons lessees of elevator Il. In this city.
has been In Galveston the past two DAYS
expediting the grain situation He returned
to New Orleans tonight.
The trial OF Virgil Galaher, indicted for
the murder of his mother in August last,
VIII begin In the criminal district court
tomorrow. District Attorney Gillaspip will
conduct the prosecution. 1t is said the
defense VIII ask for change of Venue on
the ground that their client can not get
justice before a local jury.
Oscar H. Poehler, connected with the
Kansas City. pittsburg and Gulf. came to
Galveston today after an extended trip over
the line.
Harry Archer Of the Houston East ard
West Texas and the Pittsburg and Gulf
roads left today for a trip over the lines
Attorney, Tom Ballinger has gone 10 Ty-
Ter on legal business
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ranch office of The Post In Galveston
fremont Hotel. where items OF news.
hcations and advertisements Will be
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uterine
system,
that.
an ovxry,
longest
leads
otuluor|
forsna- |
tim and
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prietary medicines, spending almost fifty
dollars for these medicines alone. / then sue
cumbed to a siege Of the grip in the middle
of winter, and was left in q much worse con-
dition. My kidneys were fearfully dis
ordered, and my digestion became very poor.
l was indeed in a bad condition.
"A minister in conference learning Of my
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much about the wonderful curative powers
of this medicine, but it was with reluctance
that was finally persuaded to try it, as it
seemed that nothing could do me any good.
However, procured three boxes of pills and
took them strictly according to directions.
BY the time the last dose was taken ] was
almost cured, and in better health than
had been for years. continued using the
pills awhile longer and was entirely cured.
/ can cheerfully recommend DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People"
Such was Professor Bowman's wonderful
story which was further endorsed by the fol-
lowing affidavit.
HARrsvILLE, Ind, March 16, 1897.
l affirm that the above accords with the
facts in my case.
R.. s. BOWMAN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
10th day of March, 1897.
LYMAN J. scUDDER Notary Public.
STATE OF INDIANA, IS.
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