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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-26
Let us Meet It with philanthropy.

To the Editor of The POST,
Houston, Texas November 25--since re-
ceiving the glad tidings and assurance
that the noble and grand phjlantar9pist'
Andrew Carnegie, offers to donate S5v1po
for the purpose of building modern eai-
Ace for public library use, and all be
asks IN return 10 that the citizens o.
this city will donate the proper grounds
suitable for that purpose where this 10,
eral and munidcent gift, highly beneficial
for a progressive community and an honor
to the donor of the same, will be so sitn'
ated as to be always monument TO Hous-
tons progressive citizens, 1t Is now TOY
the citizens to consider and promptly COM
ply in order to convince this benevolent
gentleman how much We all appreciate
his donation.
II behooves all those citizens wac ara
able. to contribute TO n fund necessary
to enable the purchase OF the most atsi'
rab!e location commensurate with me en-
terprise and the progrers of this growing
city.
Who is the citizen that loves his home
who will not contribute to sucn Zone
undertaking as public library f."
city like Houston, with its great expesia-
lions of the future? Respectfully
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REGISTRATIONS OF RESPECT.

l,astIe Hall, Houston Lodge No. 1bh'
knights of Pythias, Houston, Texas,
November "a. 1899.
In the death of our Brother Ernest
Pfeilfer, who departed this life on the
18th day OF November, 1899. our fraternity
is again brought face 10 face with one OF
the immutable laws of nature.
Brother Pfeiffer had only lust Reached
life,s meridian, being forty-seyen years
OF age. when the Supreme Arbiter of
The universe summoned him TO that bourne
whence no traveller returns.
In ali the relations of life our brother
esenplifled to the fullest extent the loiti'
90, teachings OF our order He was faitn-
fnl friend a loyal citizen and duriful
son.
Ernest Pfeiffcr his friends have 'nt a
Kind and amiable companion, this order
conscientious and worthy brother. his
state and country n loyal citizen, and
his aged mother the sole dep sncenee OF
her declining years.
RESOLVED That the keeper OF RECORDS
and seal spread these resolutions upon
tha minutes of the lodge and have the
came published In the columns OF the
,nca, newspapers. and that he transmit
copy OF them to the mother OF our
deceased brother.
Geo B. Griggs,
VI. Kattmann,
Committee on Resolutions.
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uNpELrvERED PACKAGES.

List of packages left on hand at Ameri-
can Express companys office for week
ending Saturday, November %:
f. C. Adams, Z. Alhinus, Mr.. George
l.. Benz. w. A. Bailie, W. Buckuer. G. j
Bason. Carpenter g. Belden, Chandler ~
Anderson, w NJ. Gulintin, j. l.. Hudson
Mr. Louis Ischry, y. w. Jones, G. KEGS
ter. b. Lindow. Mrs. H. Malgren, Mer-
chants and Planters Oil company 7. w
De Lane. Dr. w. r. Eckhart, Dr. a. Ia
Fuller Francis Farrow. e. y. Filleam'
Dora Fountman. w j. Gangler, Miss An
ME Garrett, \. e. Neayer, Joe Podesta u
Co., 81 Packard, j. B. Robertson, j. koo-
ortson & Co. Mary Tolbert, Alice Theilcau
S. ID. Wright. Mitchell Watkins
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THE DISEASE IS IN THE BLOOD.
Blood Troubles Cured by B. B. B.---Blood
Made Pure and Rich by B. B. B.
To Test for Yourself the Wonderful Curative Proper
ties of b. B. b. the Great Blood Remedy, Every
Reader OF The POST May Have Sample
Bottle Sent Absolutely FREE and Prepaid

troubles, b. b. b tBotanic Blood 5alm)
should be taken at once. 1t neulralizcs
and drains from the blood and cntirs sys-
tenn the Humors and Poisons which cause
all the above named troubles. Makes a
permanent cure, heals every sore. end
makes new. rich blood.
BY using d. u. r. YOU may get rid of
the Bumps. Plmples. Red and Raw or
Itching Skin, by simply purifying. aud
enriching the Blood with p, r. d. Pains
and Aches in the Joints and Bones pass
away under its magical influence. Every
body says that d, b. q. IS the most won
derfu Blood Purifier made, AMI no won
der. for 1t has cured over thousand
sufferers after everything else failed.
For Deadly Cancers and Blood Icicon
r. d. &. should be used, 1t will.eurc the
most desperate casep.
Write at once for free trial Bottle OF
n. B. n. and other Information, tor II is
an honest remedy that you can est be-
fore You part with Your money.
II YOU are alFehus shlshcu INIT hioo"
Balm Is what you need, you will find
large bottle for sale by all druggists for
81, or large bottles (full treatmcnO So.
For sample bottles, address, Blood Balm
Company. 1875 Mitchell Street, Atlanta,
| Ga. aud trial Bottle aud medical book
Will be sent, all charges prepaid. Describe
your trouble, and We will include free
medical advice. Write today-don't de-
Law
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Is your blood poor? Is It thin? Is your
skin pale? Does your skin feel hot End
bad? Have you Pimples? Eruptions2
Serofula? Eating Sores? Itching barn
ing Eczema? Boils? Scaly E;uotiops?
Skin or Scalp Itch? Blood. Hair o. Skin
Humors? Aching bones? Have you
hereditary or contracted Blood faint? u
GERS in throat or mouth? Swollen glands?
Rheumatism? Have they resisted melical
treatment? II YOU have any Of the above
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The sharks Club.

The Sharks club Will hold reguiaf
meeting today at o'clock at their hall
1t will be the last nesting he be,oTe
their Thanksgiving entertainment. and all
reports of committees win be heard and
the final touches for the en- or ainment
arranged. All members who desire al
mission tickets for their friends must hs
present to get them or leave their names,
as it Will be the last opportunity for got
ting the cards.
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come members are most earnestly "a.
quested TO be present as there vii, 10
business of importance TO be transacted.
Inc membership Is a large anil en- hus.
iastic one, and all the members are pleased
70 meet old acdusintancos from old Mis-.
souri,.
a large number OF members are cxpectci
lrsln the surrounding towns aud large
meeting Is expected
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Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express:

Mrs. Gallen, A. Thomas, G. H. Sum
NETT, H. Allen, 7. Fl. Thompson, j. h.
Mobely. S. G. Bresstield, Wash Taylor,
Mrs r. Womack, c, II. Craig. w. 9.
Thomas, Geo. Walker, L. Dordis. II. +,
Winchester, c. II. Fisk Chas. Cay, H. {.
Gerber, R. Henderson, r c. James, II.
j. Beasley, j. H. billiard, j. r. knight,
j. Renan, c. j. Ingersol, f. Moore, w.
]. MARITIME f. Lockhart. Sadie Brown, w.
X Millsops, C. F. Lsighty, T Riley. l..
Brekhman, Jno. Miller Il. Viliege, Mary
GALLAGHER, j. f. Mcconnell, A. F. Porter,
Chas X. Hodgins. c. d. McRea, Mary
Buaso, Moore & Corbett Bank, Hattie
Gill, l.. Miller Fannie Belomen, r. W..
Norris, w. Gartner, Bette Renee, Union
Cigar Co, W. II. steele, NJ Nichols, Sam
Smith, c. r. Parker, C. c. Sanders. A..
Wade
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-26

The following picture from photo,
shows lady who suffered from itching
scabs on the arm and plmples on the face
She was completely cured and skin made
clear aud rosy by eight large bottles OF
y. b. p. Botanic Blood Baln)
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suits for Civil District courr,

sac and county tax suits were flied against
III clowlng persons: Thomas II. Bring
|l1'u lngham s. Roberts, Solomon Brown ct
y Sam Zoos. Charles Nj. Owens, james NJ.
|Byla Owen 1. Cochran, George A, Brandt
|gil James w Jones 1.-TWO cases., Sallie u.
|Hrtand et al. Mrs Bertha c. Usener Ell al
M Sarah Rohlcheaux.
y A. Bennett VS.. Houston East and West
|ittu Railway Company; damages.
a! VI Blair vs.. George Ellis ct al; to try
d!e ind DAMAGES.
H,P Mansfield & Co. VS.. Sarah Burrls eli
y %! special performance and damages.
naIi damages.
a EorkOwssy vs.. G. F. SHUTTER. damages.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-26
Real Estate Transfers,

I ~ \, 4, Hasterson to John +, Dick
i, IL. y" !. ! :, u; 6, I, one-half and
i. T ,gsh ~. south side Buffalo bayou.
Ii AN street street Masrerson homestead SIG. 600
, ,a AZ; Palms, deceased. one-tenth
swnsH 10 VIM. LATHAM 900 acres.
II, 10y. ~. Volume q also j. Caliihan
s r patent ~. volume 8. 300
] ~ ,a,,userslf ard wife to Joseph W.
nrS sur e lots ; and S. block 1888.
W s sas Buffalo u 10, bayou $500. 1925
tloct sIa' TEL 70 W d. Miller. lot 2.
- " maker addition ..... 1.250
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Marriage Licenses.

c'.nty Clerk Dupree issued the following
uirlige licenses last week:
4 aaT Green and Miss Sarah f. Comsey.
n nlS scott and Mrs. w Il. Sparks.
nalaee \, Shaw and Miss Mary Spence.
~, &. Irwin and Miss Mary H. Brady.
raIls knowlte1 and Matte Gillette.
r rntst T. seammen and Miss Laura T. Bell.
SN,ss scherer and Miss Annlia Bahr.
Use Ss.'sy McNeal and Victoria Wilson,
uaaA PETERSON and Miss Mary Blahe.
hsr anu anna d. h'"ch-
), !, Goeppinger and Miss Beulah Guam
i rsa y; Fraehlech and Miss Carrie A. Jones.
w u.,f solourner and Miss Annie Wiseman
,r ,se johnson and Mary Jones.
wv hnulinan and Mrs. Mary futile.
u wA " walters and Maybelle Wright.
!" ,. Anderson and Mrs. Katie Hurley.
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Meetinr of Ex-Mt.sourian..

There will be meeting OF the Society
Of -Missourians at the parlors of the
Capitol Hotel. Monday November %.
p. m. sharp.
All members and others who wish to be-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-26

anu ~ NE car serve you Just as we'll as
~ The Laundry Line, at 81. Packard
nrndry. 90 Prairie avenue Phone 49,.
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RniIdinE Permits.

I Mrs. J. W De Lane. fence. on Freeman
G. D. Pace, repairs to house, on Broadway
". ]. Henry. stable, on Hill street so.
A. p. Root. new roof to building. on Pres
w Mrs s. Mary Jones, stable, on Prairie ave-
nue. SIS.
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County Courr.

J. J. settegast VS.. Missouri. Kansas and
,gss Railway Company; continued generally.
B stsrne & Son vs. Isaac S. Fox; Judgment
h tbe defendant.
Sidney johnson VS.. Galveston, Houston and
HHderson Railway Company; leave TO de-
tfdalt.to file first amended original answer.
| D Ancana & Co. VS.. Isaac S. Fox: continued
bzt.r rule for costs.
loAn J. Foley VS., George Fasula: leave to
fhntif 10 0le first supplemental petition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-26

The Horse Show" a rag time march
by Gentry Shelton. as Played by Wells
concert band at the St. Louis horse show,
will be rendered by one of the best bands
in Texas at the Texas Fruit. Flower and
Vegetable Festival, Live S ock and Indus
trial Annex on Missouri Day, "Wednesday.
December Is, when the Oh e. aid 'ess VIII
be delivered by Hon. William j. n.
Gentry Shelton is bright young cam
poser, a nephew of Hon. John II. Gentry
and also a nephew of Mrs. NJ L. Rob 5ins
of this city. wife of the general pas ienger
agent OF the Houston and Texas Cent al
railroad.
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,...,r,ty has fled suit against g, II,
WhVr-- ...ot Of contrart as a


,,s,sv Dixon VS.. Mollie English; continued
~ service new parties; leave to plaintiff
ID trst supplemental petition.
ss,a Burke ct al VS.. Mutual Building and
| ~ Association; j. A. Barbarry appointed
,-,yrsnher al request of the defendant:
N, nsed against said association.
fissu Brand VS.. Fredericka Brand: L. p.
XIV appointed guardian ad litem TO repre-
II dsIendants cited by publication.
/ 3 Johnson VS.. c. a. Edman ct al. leave
Etltsndast to lle first amended original
trytf.
Ii Rhode vs.. A. l.. Jackson, executor; mo-
"a 10 consolidate the motion is granted
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Probate Court.

Es,ls OF frankie Bergman, deceased; the
trporary administrator herein having been
Ivsuted permanent administrator, Sid West
IIner, as temporary administrator, Is re-
|Nsd from further responsibility herein and
ks estate is dropped from the docket; this
Enrorary administration Is closed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-26

IN the want columns Of The Post this
morning will be found an ADVERT cement
for the sale of privileges for the To as
Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Festival.
Live Stock and Industrial AnnN. lhs
extremely low ia.es made by ali Tho rail-
roads entering Houston would certnin Y
serve to make the privileges va uaoic
and bring into the Festival management nj
a considerable sum Of money.
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~

Those desiring season tickets for the
Fruit. Flower and Vegetable F-s al
should not forget that they are being sod
by the retail clerks OF the city.
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|irsoF DAMAGE SUITS
!, ,,,astp BY THE COMMISSIONERS
procecdinps, Real Es-
~ r.fers. building Per-
u,its. Etc. "a

4, vb,ch the plaintiffs
:. asnase SUITS 10 "n a,ad for Tho civil
,,rrs sums, were h'eu io ' 49,
~ ..crts yesterday aiteFnoon.
rM w ,,,. suss the Citizens Telephone
v. Wlh' orsonaI injuries as cause
,,.r alleging persona ,'ls ,e,,,,on tba,
I'm He states ID nis 49, -,
s,Ys IN the employ OF tue ueienuah'
% b W ,,s,.,o, and while engaged IN
ssry 10 hous'VA' ,s,onbone pole. he was
.grr wires on 'eiepn ~, - ,ns Ground
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Mrs d. d. Cooley. vice chairman OF the
textile and fancy work department of tae
Texas Fruit. Flower and vesetao.e Fesu-
Vai, Live Stock and Industrial, Annex, is
especaily anxious for show cases and viii
De grateful 10 any one who will help sup
pay This want. The outlook Tor spieAdll
EXHIBIT in the textile and iaacy wsrA de-
partment is promising, ana all wh, IN end
TO exhibit in this department a,e urgea TO
NIL out their entry blanks and NAL or
hand the same TO Mr.. Tom Richardson,
secretary.
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FESTIVAL NOTES.

The Young Mems Business club o, Wac,
has sent special invitation 10 the Hous-
ton Business League TO send Delegation
TO the opening OF the great audt5.iim.
december ]. In spite of the laet ina.
everybody is busy with Festival and No.
isu-on matters, the invitation was 40
eep.eu ana an extra effort wall be put forth
70 nave thoroughly representative dc.e-
gation present.
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Mr.. f. w. Meyer. president of the South
Texas Hay association, is particula.l y
anxious for those WHO have the commune y
exhibits in hand, to make an espscia "
strong feature Of hay and straw In a ie,-
ter Mr.. Meyer says: "nay L. The drst @ni
best natural resource OF South Texas AMI
especially easy of development. prol ery
handled, the hay industry of South Teas
will leave millions OF collars / til, hands
of the people" Certainly those hAv.ng
community exhibits in charge IA d. no
better than 10 act up n the suggestion
given by President Meyer.
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.ru,.nE OF couNTERFEIrs

COMMITTED on ResoIntlons.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-08-10
Bright for Democracy.

Congressman Bailey, the leader OF
the Democratic wing in the popular
branch Of Congress and perhaps the
best posted man in the party, says:
Everything looks bright for the
Democracy. The morning light is
breaking in the East, and the Repub-
lican party that has tried and is still
trying to wreck the foremost republic
the world has ever known, has a right
10 show the CONSERVATION it now dis.
plays. They should have known in
the beginning that the great American
people would keenly resent any at
tempt to turn back the wheel OF hui
man progress and make imperialism a
force in American politics, and would
destroy those connected in the plot. |
verify believe that the hour of deliv-
erance from such rulers is near, and
that, under the leadership OF the
matches Bryan, we are marching to
glorious triumph"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-08-10
Attend College This Year.

Never in the history Of our country
was there grander opportunity than
the present for educatad young men
and women. What an auspicious
moment for those who are just now on
threshold of life.
Grand Island Business and Normal
College has for fourteen years been
the leading institution Of its kind in
the western states and last year more
than twice as many calls were received
for its graduates as could be supplied.
Everything necessary for a success
ful start in life is taught-Business
Normal ard Shorthand courses. Elk,
penses low. Board only $3.50 pei
week. One years time given on tut.
ton ii desired. College Record sent
free, or for six cents will send elega n
catalogue. Address
A. NJ. HARGEL, President,
Grand Island, Neb
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-08-10

John B Irwin, general manager
Of the War Eagle Tunnel and De-
velopment Company, was a caller
at this office the first of the week
and announced that work will start
about August 10Th to tunnel War
Eagle mountain from .Sinker creek
His company is organized under
the laws of New Jersey, with princi-
pal office at East Orange, and is
differed as follows: President, e.
S. Carnes, Galatia, Ill secretary
and treasurer, r. P. Jones, Galatia
Ill. attorney, M. S. Whitley, Har-
risburg, Ills. Mr.. A. r. Tanner OF
Evansville, Ind, is one Of the prin-
eipal stockholders, and the firm OF
Truesdale & Co., stock brokers OF
St. Louis, are also Interested
Avalanche.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-08-10
HYS'TERIH

IL purely nervous disorder and all ths
symptoms are OF nervous origin. Hysterle
can be perfectly and permanently cured.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-08-10
A Klondike Washerwoman.

Aboard the cal XII" arriving yester-
day from Alaska, was Mrs. John N.
Horne, whose proudest boast is that
she was a Yukon washerwoman. With
her husband she has now come from
the interior with fully $4,000 in gold /,
the output of two valuable claims in
the Klondike. Mrs. Horne has been
in many of the famous mining camps
of the West, and rs as def at washing
gold as at washing clothes. Indeed,
her own story reveals that she has had
familiar acquaintance with every
kind OF toll.
Mrs. Horne has been in every big
mining camp, save perhaps those OF
California, of consequence in the Uni
ted States. She took to the Colorado
mining camps in 1857, later went to
the Black Hills, tried Montana and
Utah fields, thence made for Alaska,
and latterly brought up on the Yukon,
where she and her husband have met
with remarkable success, particularly
since they went to the Klondlke.
Gust say" she said, "that l was
long a Yukon washerwoman. We
have plenty of money now, but I'm
proud OF the fact that / washed and
sewed for the yukon miners. Yes. /
have not only washed for living, but
| have done every other kind of min
ing camp work A few days after
was married to my husband | helped
HIM haul and push an 800 pound sled
over the passes onto the Yukon.
ave went to Forty-mile. was the
first white woman there. | used to
mend and make dog harness and sew
sacks for the Alaska Commercial com
pany, and all such work. We went
~ Forty-mile to Glacier creek, and
had to cut steps in the glaciers to get
to the creek.
"Winter night after night we lived
in a tent. One night the thermometer
registered 60 degrees below zero. My
husband would keep up a fire while
| slept, and | would keep up fire while
he slept to keep him from freezing.
Oh, but it was cold Once | walked
fifty miles in two days when on Forty
mile.
"Where was | born2 Well, to tell
you the truth, Il long time ago in Yer
mont. But | left there when | was
but eight years old, and | have been
coming west ever since. at last got
onto the Yukon, and to the Yukon
-,
kon and the mining camp life. Yes,
can handle a rocker as well as any
man. I've rocked and Eve washed.
Yes, washed gold and washed clothes.
I'm proudest Of the latter, and am so
proud that when l return Juneau Pm
going to have the jeweler make me a
gold badge with a dashboard for "a
design
"Now, don't forget to say" she said
in conclusion, "that | was a washer
woman, but as the captain said to us
on coming down, The washerwoman
lies dead IN the gold box.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horne own two of the
richest claims in the Klondike. thir-
teen below on Bonanza and thirty
four below on Hunker, and Mrs. Horne
possess a rich bench claim in her own
right. Her next most valuable pos
session, in ner opinion, is a Russian
| terrier, for which she refused $500.
All the lady says Of her toll on the
Yukon is fully attested by the miners
of the great gold river. All respect
her and say she is entitled to the re-
markable success she has achieved
Seattle acknowledgement.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-08-10
Kindness to Kline.

Kindness is an efficient ard in in
creasing milk yield and costs nothing.
The more a mixer can make his COW
love him as She loves her calf, the
more milk she will give him. Investi-
CATION shows that it rs probable that a
considerable portion OF the milk is Sc
GREETED during the operation Of milking,
especially the rich milk which comes
last. Abuse and excitement reduces
the secretion and not only lowers the
quantity of milk given, but often low
ers the percentage Of butter fat. Kind
ness and petting makes the cows con-
tented and puts her nervous system IN
such condition that the fullest yield
is given. This is not the only cause,
but it is chief cause of the wide vari'
atoms in butter fat sometimes shown
in creamery tests. HurryIng cows,
running them with dogs, beating them
or speaking roughly to them will re-
duce the yield of milk and per cent OF
butter fat. A change Of mixers will
often lower the per cent OF butter tat
until the cow becomes fond of the new
milker.-Ontario Advocate.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-08-10
For Over Firty Years.

An OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
IL soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for diarrhoea In pleas
ant to the taste. Sold by druggists in
every part of the world. Twenty five
cents bottle. It's value is incalcu-
liable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup, and take nc
other kind.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-08-10

HUDYAN will cure
hysteria. HUDYAN
will relieve every
sym ptom. HUDYAN
will restore the weak
ened norves to a heal
thy condition and the
symptoms will disa p
pear. HUDYAN is a
vegetable remedy and
has no bad effect on
tn e system. study
your symptoms care
fully. When you have
done so, use the HUD-
YAM and then tell
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-08-10
How's phise.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
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We the undersigned, have known +. j. Cheney for
the last Is years, and believe him perfectly honora
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Halls Catarfh Cure is taken internally acting d.
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Testimonials sent free.
Halls Family Pills are the best april 81