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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
Fort Worth Nntcs.

Fort Worth Texas April 14.-But few
commercial men were here this week.
most Of them being in attendance on the
convention of T. P. A. at Victoria. Fort
Worth was well represented at the State
meeting President Howard Peak heading
the delegation.
n Bentley, one OF Fort Worth's
knights OF the grip" came in yesterday
from prosperous trip through the western
and northwestern portions OF the State
Jacksboro and Graham he says, are pros
rerous towns. Fine rains have recently
fallen In these sections Of Texas.
Charles F. Mason of Chicago and ]. g.
Sargent and II. S. Bunting OF ST. Louis,
three Of the most prominent men VINO
travel in Texas, were in Town this week
taking orders from Fort Worth merchants.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

It's what our friend's contention amounts TO
when he speaks Of alienation from the pros
en- owner It Is not so around whore !
| live. Men here are glad TO pay, and high
IL that for thd use OF land. on which they
! improve and after specified number Of years
siye all the improvements to the owner OF the
| lard besides paying rent. and call the trans
actlon profitable. Would they he less wiliiIG
! II their improvements were not taxed cnJ'-
m1usly. as they are now, and the rent wen;
into the commemorative pocket instead o.
r naming In the landlord's2
A. 10 producers and consumers, TINS
should be borne in mind There are con
enmers who are not producers, and pro-
ducers who are not sufficiently consumers.
! When the unprodueing consumer Is elimI-
mated from the distribution, there VIII be
sufficient for all producers. Whoever gets
ANYTHING which he did not produce must do
s NJ the expense OF another'a production, the
latter getting less OF what we call wages II
men who work do not get all they earn, IL
Is because some share In the distribution who
ar, not participants In the production. You
arc farmer pefhapsi as worker IN the
field OF director OF the enterprise you are q
laLorer for that wages como 10 you. You
haSo built improvements aud own the tools
OF production Az such you are capitalist
| for that interest comcA 10 you. Here We have
the whole labor question In q nutshell: Pro-
ddction and distrhution--the laborer and
capitalist working upon that which nature
gave the human race, and the result is wealth
| - that's production. Let us distribute. As
.aboier you get wages; As capitalist Interest.
Here we arc at the end OF the list OF those
Who have done something; the dlstrlpul,1h
ought not to extend furtheri " II docs. then
those who did II all must get less than egiiity
demands. when you get rent as landlord
you are getting . share of the things made
az the expense OF the makers. Now. whether
IL lie the three In one OF our example or the
inflyldual non working owner OF land the
result is the eame. Wages and interest must
foot the bill Of rent n our friend to looking
for better times, let him examine the l'li
fIom this standpoint and he will come TO
the conclusion that good times follow the
| III 1T fhs ID. al IN y
will do It. Respectfully.
Herman " Hetzel
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lima Missouri, Alabama and Georgia all
furnished representatives to the trade
this week.
Registered at the Nation hotel were
found Messrs. r. A. Gregory the tomb
stone man, and G. V. Mlligan OF Nav
erck & Clarke, Autographs, of the Alamo
City; John E. Knight, tobacco, G, n.
McGregor, hardware, w. n, Holingsworth,
and d. w Shanks, who sold Bucks stoves,
OF st. Louis.
Galveston was represented by corps OF
wide-awake statesmen who claimed a full
share of patronage in E. B. Bealle, in
surance; G.. Grumbach, shoes; f. Lasker,
pickles and vinegar; w. H. Lokey, Focke,
Wilke G. Lsnge; II. j. La Bait, 1r., Jake
Davis & Co.; Dave Hidenhammer of
Hidenhammer Bros, Charles A. Menslng
of Mensing Bros. and C. G. Perry OF Pabtz,
Lienbach & Co.
A. D. Coon. representing the State In
suranco company of Indianapolis Ind,
paid his first visit here r, Frank Craw-
ford of Dallas was also among the insur-
ance men who visited Wharton this week.
A. H. Brande of Wildon, n. c., was in
terviewng the merchants in the interest
OF Garrett G. Co.
Genial, pleasant NJ. NJ. Mcfarland OF
Dorsey Printing company, Dallas, was
taking orders for his house.
V. e. Fermier of Mobile sold the well
known Lucy Hinton tobacco.
A. H. Hawkes. Of Atlanta Ga. and H
B. Martin of Bowen Merrill Book COM
pany Kansas City. paid their initial visit
to Wharton this week.
From tho Crescent City came j. Simons
of j Slmons & Co. and H. w. Stngletary
Houston the trade center of Southwest
Texas, was well represented by L. e
Kaufman. wagons; Bill Nye Fowler
Thompson; Thomas l.. Freeland, Ben
Parsons of II. d. Taylor & Sons. W, c.
Corbett, H. NJ. Miller, Union Central Life
Insurance. company; P. j. Burgess oil
Houston Drug company and George Nc.
Farland
Autographed at the Crissler house were
w J. Deprelle, Houston; W. N. Jeraud
of Howard Smith G. Co.. ]. Viano, CHECKER
ing Piano company. Victoria f L. Rea-
gan. machinery, Lockhart; c. NJ, Catron
general merchandise West, Miss. II. F.
Brisdell Telegraph company Denver
Clio, and John Shut, Canada Tank ant
Well company, Ganado.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

Lang Of Houston put in good order for
lne sumner beverage. beer, during the
lsst week
Jim Osborn. Austin; w. r. Sheffield,
DAys Krlegshder. Louisville, Ky; j. ST.
nen' Louisville, KY, sold the liquor trade
sine last report
Archie Cribs replenishsd the candy
seoss Thursday from his st. Louis louise.
ne dry goods trade was lively and was
contested by J H. Blum. New York; Isaac
hlnes, Baltimore; J. H. Nethery, ST. Louis !;
". M, kempner, New York, and A. l..
Among the angels of commerce who
aopped at the Stegall during the
nesS were; William Williams.
gao; ". S. Rlackshear, Waco; ]. y.
.,gooy st. Louis; w A. Finley, Waco;
!; h Wheeler, Waco; E H. Foote, Dallas;
4; Alpln and Ed S. Mills of C.Eago;
@h Hill, Usage, Iowa; w. S. Fhgh,
ntusourg' Galen Crow. Jr., ST. Louis
nary Hall, New Orleans; II. c. Ward.
Ssw York; A. schwarzbart, New York /;
:. RAYMOND, Chicago; G. L. Uubbell,
Mnsas City o. ID. Clark. Kansas city;
N VI, =. Bauerkemp. Omaha, Neb.; Austin
nAs New York; R. Ressegule, New York /;
Y Il L Walsh, st. Louis.
We las harvey house entertained w. X.
y nsv,racEen. Dallas; W. NJ. Ingram, st.
,ua's ID zintgraff, Dallas; W. r. Lo-
sau, galveston; A. L. Blair, Chicago, r.
I jackson, Chicago; D. G. Croft,
su, NJ. Porter, Chicago; Ed Dolte. Gin
p paaan' +. $. Spelman. Kirk Hall. Emmett
rss. hoppe and j. B. Spear, all of Dallas;
pp 'i 1, A. F. Robertson, j. H. Jalorict.
NM NM nappe and j. B. Spear, all of Dallas
s,s ~, Soldstein A. G. Mehle, b. Microscopy,
"a meyer, H. ]. Martin. E. H. Church
~ = h Walker of st. Louis, and others.
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Legislative Committee.

Hon Howard W. Peak. President Travel
ers' Protective Association OF America,
Fort Worth, Texas.
Austin, Texas, April II, 1S99.--Dear Sir:
] herewith hand my annual report as chair
man of the legislative committee;
The drummer is the best satisfied man in
America today as far as legislation is con-
cerned He adapts himself to all condi-
lions and never complains. He asks no
special favors; therefore the general laws
OF Texas. which govern the many, is per-
fectly satisfactory to him. Respectfully
submitted, b. +. McNulty,
Chairman Legislative Committee.
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DOT DROLLEY GAR.

u. W. p. in THE Club Echo.'J
Dot drolley gar, and you see dot.
Vot runs der street apoud,
/ never ride in him again
Sometimes, ven ! got oud.
Already sometimes, ! did ride
Most always as | did.
To keep meln frau from Walking
Who usually goes mid
Veil. now dink. I CUES ! am
Sometimes already sad
/ ride upon dot drolley gar,
und dot was VERY bad
lie scare der lie near oud of me,
He nearly kill mein frau,
lie rim like OFF lightnlngs quick
Und l viii told you how.
clothes line from der street runs UP
Ten feet straight up about,
Und from der roof OFF dot street gar
A fishing pole sthicks out
Der gar comes already yet.
Der drifer he youst turns
zwei handles id-each elm handt
Der cracks mid fire burns.
Und ven his bell most usually
He rings upon der streets,
Most always sometimes, vat you dlnk!
He rings him mid his feet.
Now ven meln frau wants me TO ride
Till Doomesday she can walk,
For ven | ride dot gar again
! guess, by Jinks--I voik,
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La Grange Wa. visited.

. urange Texas, April 13.--The num-
u 81 travelling men who visit this city
: greatly diminished of late, though the
sys'ar and we'll known drummers yet
c0nue to make their regular visits.
'm ilttger was doing the town yester-
W. ~ Tor 7. ]. Willis G. Bro. Galveston.
sung groceries.
~ IA = Co, Galveston. came in Yesterday
icsns. team 10 Visit the aeighboring
AZ q FARLEY, representing John f. Hurst
srie.ss baltimore, called on his dry goods
hr nsock Of Galveston was around talk
Dry ce aus line OF goods for the Galveston
Gusr,tpa Mueller OF san Antonio. with the
az ii ~. Mli.lrg company, spent Wednes-
tay , .MeiIel OF Galveston was here yester-
tigars 'Aing all kinds of goods, WHISTLES,
jam,s.e IIee. bagging and ties, etc
Il San ~ hray, with A. D. Frank & Co.
tubar.;. antonio, has been here all week
ione ,s'sg the final touches to his new
Il tho ~ surroundings Jim" has one
ila bs Prettiest little homes in this city
~ - proud OF II.
Haastor graves, representing James Butte,
londsv was around seeing the trade on
Esnns-a =, Thompson, representing the
faesti Inomas Paper company of Gin
Phil was IN the city during the week.
iEi,tarss Jacobs OF Westfield. Mass, who
bs6~' as THE Whip Man. was in
ssse registered at the Lester hotel
fssbIs ~ Tufts. Atlanta, Ca; Joseph
geo: v'aeinnati: +, L. wilkins, Chi
nsrss,on weiland. Dallas; II. NJ. SteifeI.
sa,hsw. Z, R. Hatton. Waco: l.. F,
hiss 4. Nashville; George r. Parker
ssaa w N Osborn. Sau Antonio. j.
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.sseoseessssesseo sesesesssss'

= II YOU have urinary trouble or pain In Z
4 the back. indicating kidney disorders. y 9
Q there be general loss Of energy. we ask
. YOU IN all fairness to use Or. Sawyer's :
. ukatre. Thousands bear evidence 10 the !
. fact that II cures. Z
: No constpated person can look his or 9
3 her best or feel perfectly we'll For that =
Q Inactive liver and constipation try DR..
. sawyer's Little Wide Awake Pills. and :
Q they will cure YOU. Z
= Little Colds" neglected costs thousands
. OF deaths yearly. People who have used
q DR.. Savers Wild Cherry and Tar. rec
Q omriend II even for consumption. 4
. Don't scratch your life away. but use o
= DR. Sawyer's witch Hazel and Arnica
a saiye for eczema. piles. hives burns and :
3 cuts. y
q G. W. Heyer. Main and Caeitoi avenV, :
. A. Il. Klesllng. 501 Main street. q
. W ID. Hume, Main and Pease avenue .
. II r. holland. Milan and PRESTON :
. Ben WIlbush. $40 Congress rvenue
a Seureau. Congress and Charities. e
= II. II. GrubtH. 1916 Mantgomery avenue
= G. Waplos. 90T Pie.tol avenue. =
: W. d. Washam. iliS Liberty avenue, 3
8 A. r. ostrsnder, 5000 WASHINGTON street .
~ a a a q . q q . n q . . Q &
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b. Wood. Houston; j, r. Semple, ]. n.
Stewart. Winston. n. O.; ID. X, snod :
grass. Galveston Il. n. Ponce, SPRING
field Mo-; George II. Parsons, w II.
Digs. Austin; j, s. Guthrie, Columbus,
o.; Lee Neblets. Waco. J. II. Britain.
Helmetta n, j, and ], b. Crews Virginia.
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Hempstcnd visitors.

Hampstead, Texas, April 14.--Among the
boys who made Hampstead this week We're:
Robert Hawn, New York; A. Mcintyre,
Houston: r. a. Flemin, Houston, A. r.
Parks. Austin; Malcolm Graham, AUSTIN
r. E. Jones. st. Louis; l. Il. Crumiey, cln-
cinnau, and A, p. Moore, Waco
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sold Goods at bryan.

Bryan. Texas. April n,--Last Monday
r.as a pretty warm day in Bryan This
was partly attributed TO the presence in
mat CITY OF the following talking ma
chimes OF the T. p. A. brand
Ed Hall. C. W. Hoskins. Q, w. Flynn
r. Davidson. Waco; ]. r. Weems, Dallas;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

Machine company. New York. is in town.
Major r. c. Corblley OF the California
Law Book company who spent the winter
in Texas. has gone to Pennsylvania.
Colonel a. G. Baker, manufacturers
agent is home from a short business trip.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

Bladder Troubles, Weak Back. Burning urit
Incontinece. Gonorrhea. elect. Structure. re.
eciye scar ching treatment prompt relieI ana
cure for l.fe. Both sexes treated cnnnnei-
and Rupture cured by our new methods.
Send for particulars. Address
nRS. BlTTS Belts u DYAR.
214 ST. Charles ST., New Or1eeus. La.
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DRS. BELTS & BELTS & DYAR.
Physicians, Surgeons, Specialists.
Ia st. ChnrIcs ST.. New OrIenna.

Young. middle aged
and old. single and
married men and all
who suffer with Lest
Manhood. Nervous
Debility. Spermntor
thea Seminal Losses.
Sexual Decay. Fall
ing Memory. Weas
Eyes, Situated Deyel
0pment. Lack Of
EnlrJy. Impoverish-
ed Blood. Plmplcs.
Impsilments to Mar
rlage; also Blood and
Skin Dlsease. SypA-
His. Eruptions, Hair
Failing, Bone Pains.
sore Throat, Ulcers.
Swellineg. Effects 81
Mercury Kidney and
49, =
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Boro- Formalin (Elmer a Amend). 4
new Antiseptic and Prophylactic, This
ideal mouth and tooth wash. z. r. Schmidt
Houston. Texas. agent
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K ammers at wharton.
e.o,, ~, Texas. April l3.-Mississippi.
indiana, Louisiana, North Caro-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-07-13
CLlFTON.

Some barley will be harvested this
week.
The Good Templars win give an open
lodge basket social for the benefit of the
New Richmond lodge at Pierce Valley
school house next Saturday evening.
Every body invited
Friends from Minneapolis visited at j.
S. Copley's last week.
School meeting in the Bailey district
was adjourned for one week by reason OF
lack Of attendance.
H. G. Marshall is visiting his son, Ern-
est, in Massachusetts.
Geo. Hutchins has rented the Teach
out farm now occupied by Ira Peasley
and will run it in connection with the
place on which he now lives.
At the school meeting held at Pierce
Valley G.. Ii. Meyer was elected clerk
and 5000 raised for teachers wages. etc.
Mrs v. f. Bailey is seriously i'll. DIR.
Ashley is in attendance.
Geo. HOLSTER is building barn on the
old John Hutchins farm. c.
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Farms for Sale

offer for sale the following describ.
ed lands in township q of range IS,
of Pierce county, Wisconsin.
TRACT 1. E J Qess acres of section
I, known as "Forbes" farm, 315 A.
TRACT2. S. w. and N. w. / of S.
E. of section II, and E. ! of S. E.
of section is, known as "CharleS
Hutchinson" farm, $50 acres
TRACT 3. n. of n. w. of section
81, so acres.
This land is all near River Falls.
Tracts mum Der ! and above are inn
proved farms with good buildings and
equally well adapted for either stock
raising or general farming. Tract
nun Der is timber land. This prop
erty must be sold, andI am prepared
to quote prices on the same, or any
part thereof that are much less than
the value of the property. Parties in
terested may submit TO me their offers
or write to me for prices, terms and
other information.
Address:-DELROY GETCHELL,
P. o. box $50, MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi.
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A Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture OF
Annie e. Springer, OF 1925 Howard
St., Phi adelphia, Pa, when she
found that DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption had completely
cured her OF hacking cough that for
many years had made life a burden
All other remedies and doctors could
give her no help, but she says OF this
Royal Cure-"It soon removed the
pain in my chest and ! can now sleep
soundly, something | can scarcely
remember of doing before. / feel like
sounding it's praises throughout the
Universe" So will every one who
tries Dr. Kings New Discovery for
any trouble of the Throat, Chest q
Lungs. Price soc. and $1.00. Trial
bottles free at G. r. Taggart & Co.'S
drug store; every bottle guaranteed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-07-13
DOWNING.

Miss Ella May returned home Sunday
from Minneapolis.
Last Friday night Mrs. Coles house
was burned to the ground. Mrs. Cole
was not at home nor was there any one
in the house. The fire started at the
rear of the kitchen and was not discover
ed until the roof was about to fall. Moth
ing was saved. The origin of the fire is
unknown.
Jas. Underwood and Herbert Park re-
turned home last week from Minneapolis
where they have been attending school.
Otis Wheeler and H. A. Rudesill left
here last Saturday for Superior. They
will spent the 4th and return by the way
of st. Paul.
Everything passed off quietly here the
4th and yet all seemed to be enjoying
themselves.
Mrs. Jones of Hersey is spending few
days here with old friends.
Chas. Miller is home from Minneapolis
where he has been visiting during the
last three months.
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ROCK ELM.

A son of viii Fox and one of Mr..
Wood broke each an arm, Sunday
night, and were brought to have DR.
Witham attend them. The Doctor was
returning from call driving behind them
when his horse ran away, throwing him
out. He was brought home on stone
boat. A rib is broken, his arm and
shoulder badly bruised, and his back
hurt. At present it is not known how
extensive his injuries are, but they are
serious.
James Mehan has son, born July 10
The Institute opened with 81 pupils
and more have since entered. Nearly al
are from abroad.
Miss Nina Lowater is spending the va
cation at home.
Mrs. James Greer, who has been stay
ing at w. T. Churchilps, will return tc
Muscoda next eek.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-07-13
RELDENVILIE.

Mr.. Sawyer, who has been an invalid
for the past fifteen years, died last Mon
day.
Larson Bros. finished saving lumber
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. swarts of River Falls Wis
tied at c. A. Goldsmith's recently.
The veneering plant burned last week
We understand there was no insurance.
Cad Goldsmith has built an addition to
his house and otherwise improved it.
Mrs. Cunning of River Falls is visiting
at John Clont's.
Alvin Stewart visited in Saltwater the
past week.
Norris Northup and family have gone
to Elk River, Mimi, to spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Geo. Reed gave a party to a few
of her friends last Friday, it being her
birthday. She received some very pref
/ ~ urpaQrtf-
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Qobhed the Grave

A startling incident of which Mr..
John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows:
81 was in a most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes
sunken, tongue coated, pain continual
ly in back and sides, no appetite
gradually growing weaker day by day
Three physicians had given me up.
Fortunately, friend advised trying
Electric Bitters, and to my great
Joy and surprise, the first bottle made
decided improvement. l continued
their use for three weeks, and am
now a we'll man. l know they saved
my life, and robbed the grave OF
another victim" No one should fail
to try them, Only so cents per bottle
at G. r. Taggart's Drug Store.
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An Appeal.
Deer Superintendent and Co-lcorkel.

| Dear Superintendent and Co-aeorker;
Extreme cases call for unusual
measures. This is our excuse for
coming to you with this appeal for
aid for the schools of New Rich
mond. You know the terrible cal
amity that has visited that city.
Time but brings realization of the
extent of that calamity. 1t is SO far
reaching that unless aid, outside OF
that which the general relief fund
can give,is secured, the schools must
be seriously injured, if not closed.
Here is the case: More than half
the population is without property
to tax, or money with which to pay
taxes. Many of the teachers of the
public schools are among the suffer
ers. The city's expense goes on, in
creased rather than otherwise, be-
cause of destructioa of city property.
What to do with the schools is a
serious problem. The city may be
depended upon to do its utmost, but
it needs help. Where tax of $4,000
was raised last year, it is we'll nigh
impossible to raise half that this
year. Will not the teachers of the
state come to its aid? A contribu-
ton averaging but IS cents each
from the teachers of the state, if
turned into a fund to be applied
solely for the payment of teachers
wages in New Richmond, would go
far toward relieving the situation
and keeping the schools up to reas-
enable degree of efficiency for the
coming year. Some may not be
able to give the IS cents, some may
be able to give more. Will you not
cooperate with us in raising some
such contribution among your teach
ers? If you have under your super
vision 100 teachers, can you not APP
proximate SIS toward such fund?
This fund would make up but part
of the loss which the schools must
suffer. The teachers and people of
New Richmond would bear the rest
of the loss. We shall be pleased to
hear from you, whether you can
help us or not. If you decide to
help us we would like to know it
within week if possible. All COM
munications should be addressed to
Prin. ]. w. I. Ames, (ex-Prin. New
Richmond schools0 River Falls,
Wis, who will acknowledge COM
munications and receipt for all re-
mittances.
Very truly yours,
F. w. BIxBY, Supt. St. .Croix Co.,
Hammond, Wis.,,
PRoF. LII. CLARK, Normal School,
River Falls, Wis,
PROF. ]. F. SIMS, Normal School,
River Falls, Wis,
]. w. t. AMEs, Prin. City Schools,
River Falls, Wis.
July 10, 1899.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-07-13

Our baby had been continually
troubled with collie and cholera infan.
tum since his birth, and all that we
could do for him did not seem TO give
more than temporary relief, until we
tried Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy. Since giving
that remedy he has not been troubled
We want to give you this testimonial
as an evidence Of our gratitude, not
that you need it to advertise your
meritorious remedy.-G. M. Law
Keokuk Iowa. For sale by r. S.
Freeman & Son
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ONO.

Mrs. Martin and daughters, Addie and
Lou, Of Maiden Rock spent part of last
week with relatives in this vicinity.
The Saints have been holding meetings
in Ed Lafferty's Grove for about two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Wood are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of little baby boy.
Miss Helma Anderson from near Els
worth is working for Mrs. L. Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Udel Van spent Sunday
in Maiden Rock. eH
Mr.. and Mrs. Tulling of Maiden Rock
spent Sunday at Harvey Davis