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Mis-. Carrie E. william. Dead.

Giddings, Texas, December Mfrs.
Carrie E. Williams, known to everybody
in Giddings as Grandma" Williams, died
at the residence of her son-in-law, w. A.
Knox, last night. She had been slightly
indisposed few days but yesterday was
able to be up the greater part OF the
day. When she retired last night hes
daughter, Mrs. Bette Knox, went to her
room with her and remained with her,
reading and conversing until IL O'Clock,
leaving her apparently to enjoy good
nights rest. This morning she was found
dead in bed having died, apparently, soon
after Mrs. Knox left her room.
The deceased was born in Boone county,
Missouri, on the 18th day OF July. 1871,
her maiden name being Bolton; In lsiS
she was united in marriage to DR.. Lewis
l.. Williams, of this union twelve chill
dren were born. In 1S4S they moved 10
La Grange, Texas, where they lived
few years and moved to Clinton, in De-
Witt county, whence they moved TO this
county in 1863. She leaves five children
surviving her. Mrs. w. A. Knox OF CD
dings. Mrs. R. A. Knox of Dime Box
J. W. williams of Giddings, j. NJ VII
liams, Esq, of San Antonio. and Prof. H.
S. Williams of Chicago, III.
Her sunny nature and sweet Christian
character won universal love, and her
death has cast pail of sadness over the
entire town.
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The OLDES? Man In AMERICAN
Tells How He Escaped the Terrors o
Many Winters by Using Peruna.

Herald OF same date This centenarian
Is an ardent friend Of Pe-ru-Ha, having
used II many years.
In speaking OF his good health and
extreme old age. Mr. Brock Gays:
After man has lived In the world m
long as have, he ought to have found
out great many things by experience. I
think have done So
conc Of the things have found
proper remedy for ailments that eve
due directly to the effects of the
climate. For III ycnrs have With
stood tho chanRcable climate Of the
United states.
II have always been very healthy
man, but of course subject to the little
affections which are due to sudden
changes in the climate and temper ature
During my long life have known great
many remedies for coughs, colds, catarrh
and diarrhoea.
II had always supposed these affections
to be different diseases Fer the la
ten or fifteen years I have been reaiine
Or. Hartmans writings. have learned
much from his books one thug In par
t,culnr: That these affections are ihN same
and that they are properly called catarfh.
''AH tOr nOFtMuN'S Tentcuys ATr-
ru-nn, have found IL TO he the best.
If not the only, reliable remedy for
these affections. 1t hns been my
standby for many years, und l nt-
tribute my good health ana extreme
old nEc TO this remedy.
st exactly meets all my requirements
1t protects me from the evil effects Of
sudden changes; II keeps me in good APP
petite It gives rue strength; It Keeps my
blood in good circulation. | have come TO
rely upon It almost entirely for thu many
little things for which I need medicine,
IL believe 1t TO be valuable TO old
people, although I have no doubt 1t Ia
just as good for the young. should he
glad II my sincere testimony should he.
come the means OF others using this rem
edy, because believe It 70 be the greatest
remedy of this age for calarrhnl DIS
eases.
when epidemics of Ia grippe iirst began
TO mako their appearance In this country
/ was a sufferer from this disea %
~ had several long sjcgcs with
the grippe. At first did n~t know
that Pc-ru-na was n remedy for this
disease. when u heard that LII grippe
was epidemic cntarrh, i tried Pc-ru-
M for In grippe and found IL to be
lust the thing.
ut has saved mo several times from
siege OF the grippe. ! feel perfect. snte
from this terrible malady so long as
have Pe,ru-na at hand, ! hope that Or,
Hartman may i've to be az old as am
to continue the good work of teaching The
people the value OF his great remedy. Pc.
rl-na. Very truly yours,
J1,yy @eN,
For n free book on catarrh ad lress The
Pe-ru-na Medicine Co.. Columbus OHIO.
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CONTEST OF A WILL.

somewhat Complicated Case tsrox~.
ing Ont OF q Lre Insura nee Policy.
Mount Vernon. Texas, November 80 "A
very interesting civil case has been on
trial In the district court here today. in
which Mary c. Mattinson is plaintiff and
the Woodmen of the World is defendant,
the plaintiff SEEKING to recover thu sum
OF $lVoU. amount OF an insurance policy
neld by James r. Matlinsvn. the deceased
husband OF piainuu In the Woodmen OF
the World. Inc nature Of as case IN
about as follows: Wnen James q. Mat
Unison became member OF the Wood
men OF the World he TOOK out an insurance
poiicy for the sum OF 5000. nam.nx as
MS benehciary his mother. This was prior
TO his marriage. Alter his marriage his
mother died, leaving the said James y.
Mattison and his two brother, /. e. and
Q. A. Mattinson, surviving her. snort
Tune after the death OF the mother Of James
+. Mattinson the said James p. Mattison
dled, leaving Mary G.. Mattinson, his wife.
surviving him, at which time the lama
OF the beneficiary In the policy not hav-
ing been changed. Mary G. Mattinson
MED an application with the proper Of
metals Of the Woodmen of the World for
the payment OF the policy of deceas ed.
Sioiihiu6 that Sne as the surviving widow
OF deceased was the only one entitled to
receive 1t. j. Z. and G. A. Mat.inson.
the surviving brothers, filed protest.
Claiming that they, as the surviving broth
ers Of James P. Mattinson and the nearest
relative of their mother, who was the
penehciary named in the policy, were en-
titled to receive the amount of the policy.
According to the constitution and bylaws
OF the order 1t seems that it could not
DO fully determined as to VINO sLcwid re-
ceive the amount of the policy anu it was
decided to let the courts settle the mat
ter.
When the case was called ]. E. and C.
A. Mattinson filed their plea of interview
ton, asking that the money be pad TO
them. The defendant in its answer offered
to tender the money int court, relieving
them of any further liability in the mat
ter and that the court say who is entitled
to receive it. j. H. Kirby, father of
plaintiff. is representing the plaintiff; r.
D, Davenport, Esq, the defendant, and
Hiram Glass and j. F. Jones are repre-.
senting the intervenors. The question
was discussed at length by attorneys for
intervenors and the court has taken the
matter under advisement and will render
its decision next week
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po.enhcrr news Notes.

Rosenberg, Texas, December 2.-chapel
car Good VIII, one of the missionary cars
owned and operated by the American Bap-
list Publishing society, in charge of Rsv.
E. G. Townsend, came in on the early
southbound Santa Fe passenger and went
west on Southern Pacific No. tnis
morning for San Antonio.
The Woodmen OF the World Rosenberg
camp No. 535 are making great prepara-
lions for an entertainment at the opera
house December %.
Pecans seem to be rarity In this Sec
ton this year Scarcely any coming IN.
and what few are being offered for sais
bring a fancy price.
A number OF citizens are serving as
Jurors in the county court at Richmond
this week.
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HIGHER COURTS.
second Court Of Appeals.

yort Worth. Texas, December PRO
Mugs In the court of civil appeals for
second suprs me judicial district:
Notions submitted To strike out state
mt Of facts: Galloway VS.. State Ma
Aud Bank. from Clay; Massey vs.. Nc
K, from Palo Pin,o. To dismiss appeal:
aIow.y VS.. State National Bank. from
Nv For rehearing; McUord- Colin
ompany vs. Allen, from Trrant; Maddox
YORK from Palo Pinto, Scott vs.. State
Texas, from Clay; slaughter VS.. Wal
Bill from Marlin. For additional Ind
sN: Slaughter VS.. Walcott, from Marin.
3 postpone submission: Turner Bros. VS..
alky, from Bowie. To file record: Mich
- Swings and Loan Association VS..
kSa, from Wise; State of Texas VS..
tpner. from Parker; both granted and
1lscript filed. For certioraro; Stranger
q Dorsey, from Parker. Motion for re-
)arng granted and Judgment reversed
W cause remanded: Fidelity and Cas-
NJ Company vs. GeIzendanner, from
}rant. For fehearing override: had
y VS.. York. from palo Pinto; overruled
IA points OF dissent Ordered certified to
5lpfeme court. To strike out statement
facts granted: Massey VS.. Mckee,
pom Palo Pinto. To postpone submission
nated and cause passed to the heel of
he docket. Turner Bros. VS.. Kelley, from
Bowie, For certiorarl granted; Stranger
n Dorsey from Parker.
Cases affirmed: Kirby VS.. National Loan
lnd Investment Company. from Taylor;
Braves vs.. George, from Clay.
Reformed and affirmed: Librand VS.
Fuller. from Van Zandt; Tillman vs. Jetar,
pom Delta
Affirmed In part and reversed and rem
nered in part: Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Eeaway Company of Texas vs.. Wells &
POLLOCK, from Tarrant.
Gases submitted: Williams VS.. Texas
Midland !, Railroad, from Hunt; Rankin VS..
afrclintic & Proctor Bros, from Lime
sone; Adlowick VS.. Greenville National
psnk, from Hunt; Lewis vs.. Whitworth,
Dallas.
set Tor December 90: Stranger vs..
Jersey, from Parker; Hogsett & Orrick
=. g Mansfield, from Tarrant; Arson School
,orpofation vs.. Richmond Srnca; Furni-
y ..e Company from Jones: Ellis VS.. I'm
esxooo, from Cooke; the TELEGRAM Com
'spy " Waynesvil'e National Bank. from
'Aian'; Lee VS.. Green, from Wheeler.
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Tnnk Chr Shortage.

Mount Calm, Texas. December Tho
cotton seed oil mill has been shut down
for the last sixty hours on account OF It's
inability to secure shipping tanks. 1t has
had to stop for this reason before, and
1t may be several daps before it resumes
operations. The cause of this car famine
can not be obtained at this writing
The mill is owned entirely by home
capital. and is doubtless the best mill in
Texas, In proportion to the size OF the
town.
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PINE LANDS IN DEMAND.
But There Is Also Much Hardwood
About NncOEIOchcn.

Nacogdoches, Texas, December 1.-Piue
lands are in demand In this county. espe-
cially along the line of the Texas and New
Orleans railroad extension and prices
have advanced so per cent in the last few
months.
There is great quantity of as fine
hardwood timber in Nacogdo .les county
as there is in any country and it is in
easy reach. A furniture and handle fac
tory could do as we'll or better here than
in other parts of the country, as they
would be situated right in the midst of
the timber. The oak family is we'll rep
resented Ash, hickory. walnut mulberry.
sweet gum and beech grow spontaneously
all over the county, and water in great
abundance can be had the year round.
and as shipping facilities in few months
will be as good as any inland town in TIE
State. The county and town invite parties
who want to invest In such enterprises to
come and see for themselves
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Easiey Accr,,,.,

Livingston, Texas. December I--Cour,
met promptly at o'clock when counsel
arranged the order Of speaking in the
Easley case as follows: District Attorney
Mccall opened for the State: James c.
Feagin, Luby Hightower. John Lovejoy
and James b. Stubs followed for de-
iendant and Mr.. Gillaspie closed for the
State. The arguments consuming the da,
The charge OF the court was submitted
about 5;45 and the case submitted to
the jury. who returned verdict OF not
guilty within an hour. Defendants fam
lily are much elated over it.
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Fifth Court of Appeals.

pslas, Texas. December 2.-Proceedings
: .ue court of appeals today:
A'afmed City of Dallas VS.. j
~, osemon, from Dallas; H..
snn ct al VS.. G.. H. Eubank
a. n from Ellis; Noble & Hall VS.. David
-. /. nsrler from Dallas; Missouri Kansas
l Isu ieSas Railway Company ct al VS..
-pes =. Starr and wife, from Wood.
\. reversed and remanded: John w. Tai
!, :. VS.. w. w. billiard, from Bowie
cor nm ae case of Farmers Loan and Trust
n,lI.pny vs.. John S. Beckley ct al, from
| ton county. the court of it's own mo-
m . o,aered the judgment of affrmance
| tises ss,ae ana the questions involved GER
Ec,,N the supreme court
IA ons disposed of: Gulf, Colorado
|cSs,uta Fe Railway Company VS.
Psdy,.s Z Warner. rehearing, oyerruled;
Ii, rs.s, pros. vs. Mrs. Mary S. Gains ct
|Chy,naa granted; L. NJ. Coates VS..
10. " henner. file transcript, granted;
tansc,n;,so brown ct al VS.. 7. T. Pitts. file
sSr.scfipt, granted.
L D submitted: City OF CorsIcana VS.
|wilIjamso oin et al, from Navarro; H. H.
son; VS. vs. =. 7. Goff ct al, from Gray
DALLAS, M ~. may VS.. Max Hahn, from
Brown ..Aon Morony VS.. George w.
ris vs. a. from Dallas; Louvinia Har-
T. 2. c,,,sA Hobbs ct al. from Lamar;
b r cT,tfls vs.. zege Payne. from Lamar;
Red p, nenox VS.. W. w. Sanders. from
tIns I ,r Justin Billiard VS.. J. B. Wat
Great No om Johnson; International and
Il \, 9, al, from Dallas; N j. Garrity
p,ro y W. 0. Rankin et al, from Ma
Rubber set for December is: Minsraiized
iIcm Jot company vs.. City OF Cleburne,
ts1,er s rn' J. II. Burge VS.. ]. e. Poin-
Y Vi o rom Johnson; Ben T.. Cabeil ct
hon R Urlent Insurance Company ct al.
cay Of nsu Dallas Electric Company VS..
~ sps,r naiias ct al. from Dallas. John
DALLAS; vs. John P. Gillespie. from
q. nom \ nonner We r. Freedman a
hillips :, navarro; J. M. Reid VS.. N. B.
on cons 3. Al, from Navarro; Southern
S,ssrra.pAny VS.. ]. J. Wilson ct al, from
Railway XII louis and San Francisco
Ann Hun, ompany vs.. John T. Knight,
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'sfRoM The CAPITAL CITY
Wy. = NOW CONSIDERING
M scuRRY's REPORT.
III. s.me Length and VIII Not
pablo for the Present.
chambers Appointed.

rxas. December 2.--Adjutant
~ v s.nrry today submitted his off,
q Governor Savers con >ern-
-, at Fort Rlnggold between
~ soldIers and the population
.a,re a personal review OF the
y ssnor Savers will not make It's
known to the pubic. IL Is
a,-sver. that the report embraces
81 sO,y taken during the exami-
- for that reason Is quite
H !. c,vers today appointed =. S.
lNn ~ Red River county dist.ict
ppn M sixth judicial district. vice
TcClellan. deceased.
1sss,sr al the Travis council No.
= liberty Of Texas" was fled by
.s.,si u Of state today: the principal
u are located at Austin' no capitai
..,,n,roller today registered $4,000
y Madison county court house fund
3 .snslrynple, an ex-attache OF the
n oates navy, having served during
srsnlsh- American war, called on Gov
savers this morning to secure his
.s..cca in getting a cadetship In the
10 Is from Lee county.
EHmney General Tom Smith returned
Y VI rom his trip to Waco with Mr..
.ri.man county today redeemed $500
~ n county court house bonds.
ks..yror Savers returned today from
E7vs.u 10 Waco with Mr.. Rogan and
I,ernor Hogg.
N. state insurance commissioner to.
|. |. ss,sn,ed permits to do business 10 the
s,s Il the following fraternal organiza-
y, q knights of Pythlas of Chicago and
|. United Brotherhood, of Houston.
- ~ charter OF the Second Church OF
'r,.,ian Scientists OF Austin was filed by
! secretary of state today; no capital
AZ attorney general approved $50 600
~ Al Waxthachie Tap railroad refund
!. bonds today.
\ Il pahlich, a prominent furniture
!, X this city, died here this afternoon
y long and lingering illness IN his
y year He was Confederate soldier.
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Newton Given Five Yenr..

Dallas, Texas. December AFTER being
out four days and nights. the jury today
returned a verdict finding w. P. Newton
guilty of murder in the second degree and
assessing his punishment at Ave years in
the penhentiary. Newton Is convicted
of participating in the murder of Consta-
BILE James Peel in 1897.
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Or. r.. :. Coker,s sudden n..,~

Mount Calm. Texas, December / pr. q
H. Coker. leading physician OF THE
place, died Wednesday night about a "a
en- route home from seeing patient thre,
miles from town. Jack Bryant attcsa.,
MIN on his visit and when they wars
within a mile OF home Or. Croker uttered
Few words Of distress and fell upon
bryant's shoulder, dead. The physicIans
nt.rinute u to heart failure. He was 4
noyai Arcn Mason, a member OF the Wood
.nen OF tne World and N. A. A. aud his
Masonic ceremonies. 'u''
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Acreage In Cane to BE Increasea.

Acreage IN came 10 DE lhcpe"o
Richmond, Texas, December 2.-Inefe
will be large increase in the acreage OF
sugar cane in this county this coming
year and will probably reach so per cent
over that OF any former year. Mr.. Walter
Bertrand. prominent planter OF sartai-
tia. stated to The Post correspondent TO-
day that lie expected to put in $50 acres
more this coming year than he had u
previous years, and stated that his neigh
boring planters would increase the acrs.ge
equally as much or their plantations,
with the above increase Fort Bend county
viii be by far the king cane county OF
Texas
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Negro Girl Harmed to Death.

Sherman, Texas, December Fannie
Mckinney. colored girl aged 10 years.
evening of burns received about o'clock
in tile afternoon She was washing in
the yard and her dress caught fire from
oiaze under 2 kettle, She was Instant
ly cnveloped in flames. In an effort to
save herself the poo! girl ran and leaped
into tub Of water. Parties saw her pre-
dicament and ran to her assistance, hut
too late.
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last night John Fan was assaulted. drassea
from his horse. his pockets searched and
no was considerably beaten IN with !
club Papers have been issrsed for two
negroes. bur only one has been arrastad
as yet. Thefootpads secured no hing.
Married. on the 30th ultimo. MI. ".
mon officiating.
heavy frost fell here last night.
Uncle osh spruceoy'' is billed 70 show
mere tonight and large crowd ia expected
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Truck Growers organize.

Bonham, Texas, December 2,-The Fan
min county Fruit and Vegetable Growers
association met at the court house today
and effected a permanent organization.
with Benjamin Smith secretary. Charles
Hill president. r. NJ Lusk treasurer.
There was large attendance and much
enthusiasm was manifested.
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A killing Near Brazorln.

Brazoria, Texas, December 2.-Yesterday
about 2 o'clock at the Leewood plantation.
about eight miles from this place, Tom
Russell was shot and killed. Both parties
arc white. The killing is supposed to have
grown out of some family trouble. Rus
sell was single man, Full particulars
can not be gathered at present.
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New Suit Entered.

Emory, Texas. November 3O.-The issu-
ance of the citation in the case here OF
]. ]. Henry against the Western Union
Telegraph company for damages in thu
sum of s26, 900 was held up by the pa n
tff, and the plaintiff Immediately fled a
new suit for s1975, which suit Will very
probably be tried next week
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peni.on-shermnn Rapid Transit.

sherman. Texas. December 2.-Engi-
neers arrived here today from Chicago fol-
the purpose of making grade surveys for
the Denison- Sherman Interurban railway.
Mr.. j. P. Withers, president of the Gray
son County National bank, said the work
would be began at once and pushed to
completion.
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Judgment for $500.

Paris, Texas. December Federal court
adjourned today. Judgment for $500 was
rendered against the Texas and Pac fa
railroad in favor of j. H, Ralnes of Rel
River county suit brought for damages
in amount of $4,000 for death OF child.
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Colonel G. G. WOOD pend.

Fort Worth Texas. December 2.--cnlo-
mel C. G. Wood, pioneer Of this city,
aged II years, died this morning of old
age. Deceased was an old Confederate
soldier and was captain of the Thirty first
Alabama regiment, Pettus brigade,
Stephens divisions, Army OF the Tonnes
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successful entertainment last nigh, FOR ~.
benefit or the library fund. ~ w
oity Attorney Y. D. Kemble Is Al Aus
.,n lot the purpose OF submitting the r..
cent issue Of waxnhachie Tap r,fsn linz
oonas to the attorney general for finai an
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Died suddenly.

Denton, Texas, December Al. p. Sub
lett, a wealthy citizen, was found dead
in his home near Shiloh yesterday. An
inquest was held. the verdict being that
death was from natural causes.
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waxnhachie Locals.

waxahachie. Texas, December 2.-Tae
committee who went TO Waco for the pur-
pose Of urging Bryan to speak here were
unsuccessful; he announced that he wa
here to rest and not to speak.
The public school Children gave . highly
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MR. ISAAC BROCK BORN IN BuNconBE CO c. MARCH i 1888
attribute Pe-runa"

For many years he resided at Bosque
Falls, eighteen miles west OF Wa.o but
now lives with his son-in-law at Valley
Mills Texas
A short time ago, by request Uncls
Isaac came to Waco and sat FOR his pic
ture. In his hand he held stick cut from
the grave of General Andrew Jacston
which has been carried by him ever sin o,
Mr.. Breck is digniied old gentleman,
showing few signs Of decreplade. His
family Bible Is still preserved, AMI It
shows that the date OF his birth was w.it'
ten Ill years ago.
Surely few words from this remark
able old gentleman. who has had Ill years
of experience 10 draw from, would be n.
teresting as we'll as profitable, A lengtay
Biographical sketch is given Of this re-
marknble old man In the Waco Times
Herald, December 4, 1898. A still more
pretenti us biography OF this. the olde
living man, illustrated with double COL
umn portrait, was given the rea o S o!
the Dallas Morning News. dated De en-
Der II, 1898, and also the Chicago Times
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h.. nremond Items.
6ln,,. Texas. December awhile
q % his homo from this place
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We have not rslsed our prices.
though everything that goes into
Shoes is nearly 81 per cent higher.
We bought our stock at old prices, and
We Win sell them the Same way.
We have no inducements to offer you
TO buy our Shoes outside OF the Shoes
themselves. We DO an honest business
have one price--sell you & cd. ro-
liable Shoes. and II pair goes wrong
bring them back; well make them
good.
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Women's Warm Slippers

Pure Wool, High Cut, Fur Trimmed
Slippers, si.bb. Felt Slippers, low cut
or high. $500; brown and black colors,
sizes Q to $.
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Isaac Brock, citizen of McLennan
county, Texas. has lived for III years
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Born before United states
was formed.
Saw =: Presidents elected.
Pe-ru-nn has protected him |
from all sudden changes.
veteran of four wars.
) shod IA horse when % years
!, old.
Away. conquered the grippe
with Pe-ru-nn.
witness I'm n snnd suit Mt nEe
of no yenrs. 40 -
believes Pe-ru-na the grcnt-
est remcd, of the nge for ca
|, tarrhnl diseases. Is
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Women's Overgaiters

In black, soc to 75c; jersey Wool
Leggins, zoe 10 81 90. Ipmo WOOL soles,
CSC; Mems soc Martins; standard Saoe
polishes for all feathers, loc and 25c.
We deliver Shoes anywhere. No or
der Is too small for US. We return
money when asked We are here TO
please YOU No trouble TO anewer
onestions; bother us all YOU plfa e.
The emily Shoe Store In town that takes
periodical tickets.