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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-05

He eats heartily in the hottest
weather who uses Prickly Ash Bit
ters. 1t keeps his stomach, liver and
bowels in perfect order. Sold by w.
B. Frame
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-22
FarmaCia

5 frees eu veDta 81 ARE Eta 10 rst-hla
imiento qn- poees On Sl1 G rmau don Jc-
e D Carlo
Para inf 'rroes dirig'rss al duefir, en- d.
cha ciuda1 6 : D O. J. MonPgas en- May9
giieS,
J1.io 81 d. 1899. 3 N. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-22
GRAN 0PORTuNIlAl PARA Los ENEtRMQS MASSAGE

E Professor M ha gsadO duEan vida e'tados una in
pueblos del mando Haba dez domas &
tamben ha hecho osas New Yok Chcago San
Francisco todos los Estado de oete. - +
Ha esdo Meioo, Cenro Sur America Chile Peril Rpubi-
] ca Argentina Brazil Portugal L6nires.
E el 6nico que ha descubisrto
Estos gaudes y maraviloos tratameptos de MASSAGE
que los mpurezas la snge obecones
del CeebrO p6dda de memorial buen apeto
intermediates del inlamacone de las roas
MICA, Duts oOho hora Fstulas Ecros EufeI
meddes del pumou los hne' de muer de los nervios mpo
ppaon del corazou enfemedades e dyspepsia hadondez de
boC paras eldad bonqutis hidropes peda del Oabelo
sodes srunies nfsmedad de eapina Dorsa las oaderss
Racomendamos o ovene pdan pueden
Tenemos gran existenoia de botAuOl
70 No 1as1Ss @ pdG ] @Gd nj .
de massage para enfsrmelsdes CroniOas.
Miles do de ufortun uerou largo amos han sido
0''do' Las ass sSSoRas pNos
Tnomo' un buen Peoh9o para haGr dep'ror d. Ia cara las
a"ugas erup0ione yovendo cults su color natural hacienda
oven perao dos pocedimeutos de massage
A09did Os 60 o0nve1oerei'
Ponce ulo Isle 1892. =
ss9s Pg e. An D Dc los s ] o sfs sB2ss
hbedO gtAdo miles de vtd dsne 0udAdes Europa
0usndo Msr D,sputs de
oo d. tstsao Etc Pfo vvo en- cas Va s8
{ sSvioios
ma no meses habsadO gadO mho dnerO ad por muehO
mis- DE- @ u'E los trstsno navIOsoo
3 al dormE esta Un esqueleto cad oca
Prsos ete d
= miendo los eufTmo a
Y muhhJ aOO muho an ha sufddo de est,
nOmbr
y PGcfasor Ms nae ouo Aame nHo eI vente di
Ety competamsnte sno shJa yae ts1g) que lar gscas
> abA htmado pe Rodriguez dso sstAd1 mu
Denters Calsuturas dsbe EOA db que alea
tia audar Oende a negoGoS.
dO Pcfso Mslf pdeldoe soios sus
2tos me
" EtO declare a MI amigos los eamos.
Yo b hombie caBalo
Yo arm Gu favor eo Sc ubhquen las de ests
! Isa OAle de a Villa ndmero TO-
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-22
Gran fabriCa de chocolate
De
E. FRANCO Yos. MAYAGUEz, PR

E. FRANCO Y Co. MAYAGUEZ. PR
Diobl industris del pals nada del,
que dssear oomparaudola con las pri
merss de su clase tauto de Ii Lila Co
mo del estrangero.
Il pur.zs de los pr,ductos emplea-
dja para la oonfsoei6a del srticul
ofreoeu Ia garantia de hygiene tant
por su rios aroma cuabto por Ia ssluo
qle dssaFrolla en- ia persona que 10 usf
disriamente, rsz6n poF 10 caal se
heoho tan popular tanta en- Ell pals CO
mo en muehss poblaciones del extFsn
garo. D p6sito psrmaue0ts ea Il f..
briea y en Ponce oslla Castillo n q
Iplsnts bsja il laierli. Jalio 25 de 1897
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-22

L. seguAd pueds Fesd ouslquisE del mundOy ddHs
oeupaOl6n sin pHmS extra.
Tnta d Oncden pmaE de nOya'ns
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-22
\ LA DEMOCRACIA
7REo1os Ds sU cRIoIoN

60 Mostaza medicinal Y
SSr51e,sI5e-..-.ETEs para Ia meso. Enba.a.
ElSglSE d. e' lstas 1e 4, liz,
E%9A /, ~ 10 ibs. Y en- Gu
1"tep, l,2 harriles Y
4, ba1riles. Urdenen per
st1ISE2RN q corducto de eus appr-
e=s==.ss.@aA tea w. G. DEAN g.
s ON N'w Yo k Mucst,as uoder ser
vistas en- ass de joe S "a, Hqhara,
y se envfan gratis ror zorro a! qus
las pids. Ag1ato 81 le 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-22

gaant del GobsrnO del CansdS inspection pOnss
La emn de Polka ntena entregad soone efe6a p
a quedando aeguado interim legs Ia defnitva,
emission de P6aR restriction
A OCUPACION Wales DESAF0s REVoLUGI0NE GUERRAs &
asguadO PAGAND0 T0D0 sSTR0 CUALQUIEA SEA LA
GAUSAs
e. su sontH tan breys ssn & g duA ndO "a sngua
de fFass ambiguas.
Gambia
sOHOts AseguAdo
o. P5hs
snoa EFECIUR sEGURO
Residential En- amO dems Sosdadss
efSan Pals nds snsn 06sss PhnCpas
gVandsH sntorpsCmientos SnpGiulo de los assgurados
EE1Vn9R1o5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-22
PRIVMEGIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD

SObre este smamOs muy psrCuarmente La atenc6n del pd
cO pOr la nica COmpana del Connents Americana que
oncede semelante PriVlego
dsspusn de Sb do VICENTE POLKA dOAnOa Psm
POLKA 0CADUCARA COmpahR sdeRnak
mpoGs O POLKA COntnus tempo m
su6Oents vncdo. R
En p6i2s este dando este OCCASION P6
gOE tempo mas hlgO SIN CADUCAi rsat
feaos ysndaosy C0MPAA dsvsngsdoB
h Ssna ssnso squVo Aa como Ala s 81 nuso sEA
ampE@Olsos Sososo anGedad asegurado
Eto go llama prOCeder equdad ygar los ntereses de-
e asegurados en- blen dc sus tamilas.
q 81 RESgAuRAR goLzAs ABAND0NA
As prsv ssHoasD aeaHvs d husnA % p De los Oa aasdOa
, tssss dsvengAdoa.
MAS LA G0MPANA, eEpat
POLKA
VIDA DE PAG0 MgADO as Q0gAE5 ySaaD0EALE Pasd
Po hgndadsa ansos DkGOS DECIa0Q WYE
mos ERC EgC kGC sguradA anuass sOpsOs
EEMPL0s pagOu pOr suma e5OOO ado
laA ssan &1s6l0.
abra condolences pvegOs mas avOrables para los aSs
ursdOs que los que Ofreca
HG 5OGde1 canad69
supeamOs Al inegsnte pdbco de eaa Isa leOtura &C.
ado ae esas hemosas condolences eYndO as sOrprend
SOCedades no garnddss antea de asegEaE Yueas as
amad mas informes dei
G. f. StoreF. Sppeiindsts-G B. Meliz, dgeas general
anqaao.Agess Vsaisos sJeshs M Lago Fernando ii. Oe
TO- Agents soioadOr Luis Yordan DaVs Ageates oolesO
fHaR M N@N
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-22
ABAD, STEINACHsR & co.
INGENIERO CIVILES

1876 E fth Avenue, Nav York,
Sc enoargarsn dc organizer empresas
para Ia exploitation de eoucesiones de
lie mjnas, riegos : obras de intsres GO
leEsl en- Porto REQ en- eonbinaei6l con
los Estados Unidos.
Rapreseutsnte en Puerto Rico:
JU1o E.STEINACHER PoNoR
Ponce Jalio IA de 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-22

Este cs Ell VIGORlZANTE mas poderoso FL
RECONSTlTUYENTE mas efcaz, 81 rONICO
VITALIZADOR mis- energico del cuerpo humane
del sstema ncrvioso. Is el anento mas com
pleto del ceTebro ncrvios.
Este vino es IN verdadcro CORDIAL. Su sabor
es agradable. Puede torlaf9e con entcra conGan4a.
Siempre hace bien, Su efecto fortidcante cs inme-
diato. Un solo frasco basta para sentir sorpren-
dente mejora.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-23
STRANDED IN LIBERIA
DepIOrable Case Of some COlored
People From Ringasher,

Guthrie, o. T., July 22-David J. Hill,
assistant secretary Of state, has trans
United to Governor arnes q copy of a
letter received from the United States
consul at Monrovia, Liberia, reporting
the death of several persons who re-
Gently emigrated to that country from
Kingfsher. The letter reads:
'Sir-I have the honor TO transmit to
you the intelligence that three families.
viz: Anderson White and wife, Joseph
Brown and wife, VIM. House, wife, two
children and his wife's stepfather, Mann
Hart. consisting OF nine persons, Of the
IIawes emigration. late of Kingfisher
county, o. r. that was stranded at Jer-
sey City recently, reached MOnrovia
April g. 1893. Since their arrival the
entire nine persons. seven grown and
TWO children. have been critically i'll
with the African fever. On May is one
Of the number, a 4-year-old child, Of the
House family. died. At the time Of the
death Of the child its father and mother
were helpless. On the 24th of May
Houses wife died. and on the next day
Mann Hart died. House and small son
are improving. Joseph Brown and wife
and Anderson White are also improving.
White. though very sick. has been able
10 keep his feet
Your obedient servant.
20. L. SMITH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-23
HER HUSBAND is MISSING
Pathetic letter OF Inquiry Written by
: rs. Consine Of Newton

Guthrie. q. T, July "a Mrs. Consine
OF Newton. has lost trace of her husband.
Albert Consine, who has disappeared from
Shawnee. O. T.. and she writes the fol-
lowing pathetic letter to Mayor Ben
Berkey OF this city. beseeching his assis-
tance:
Il am trying to find my husband, who
disappeared from Shawnee, o. T.. some
weeks ago. He left me in almost desti-
tute circumstances. with a 6-months-o
baby To care for. 1 am fond of my hus-
band and have grieved after him until I
am a wreck physically. / am not able to
work, and If do not find him ! do not
know what l will do. I do not know what
will become OF me and my little baby.
IF I had the money 1 would have an
advertisement inserted in the Kansas
CITY papers. as he is a great reader Of
these papers. l am trying 10 save money
t. do IT, am crippled in both hands with
rheumatism and cannot work. II you can
find him for mel know God will bless
yau for II. He is 81 years old, has blonde
tair. blue eyes and is a barber. Try and
f7d him for me. His name is Albert
C,nsine. have heard that you are a
V.~v kind-hearted man. and do believe
that you vii lido all you can for me. Ad-
dress me II Santa Fe and Ash strets.
Newton. Kan"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-23
Some Day


CContiaged from Page ThirteenJ
% R'g Hill creek just one rs.ls esr. q
bsu6srz A nan ~bo lived .AeTs -
cam had sen BIZ rl1s cJE1 20 tae
creek. give bis ho.se 5Ffnk thsa rsss N
west % meet his awful death. III ToTk
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aoass aas talkef 20 ben. aszsa many
4aestlsus AID tod then they had ,raced
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q that itiis pioaxbs8 oraazr6 - will
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;hey rsss away sa9 e Sas ;ssn sae ssi-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-23
F|)RIY-IHREE MILLIONS
*
Previous Estimates of Okla.
homa's Tax Valuation.
BORNE OUT BY FIGURES
As Turned in by the Various
County Assessors =

Guthrie, o. T., July 22.-The total as
sessed valuation of taxable property in
the territory as. found by the territorial
board Of equalization reaches within "a
few thousand dollars of si3,OO0OCo. or
nearly three million dollars greater than
last year. when the equalization board
raised the valuation on an average of 50
per cent throughout the territory. In
der the law passed by the last legislative
assembly the territorial board can only
equalize the amounts at sent in by the
various county assessors, and the board
is prohibited from raising the valuation
of the territory. as a whole, above the
grand aggregate of the sum of all the
counties as returned by the assessors.
The territorial board may raise one
county and lower another. If in their dis
erection the assessments are unequal,
but cannot increase the total valuation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-23
ANTI-GAMBLER CRUSADE
Is 20 be Resumed by Judge Burford-
What the Penalties Are.

Guthrie o. T., July 22.-It is announced
that Judge Burford means to begin his
crusade against gamblers afresh. At
Chandler ne instructed the grand jury
infinitely in regard to the indictment Of
gamblers. In Oklahoma the penalty for
running a game is a fine of from 800 20
$1.0O0 and Imprisonment in jail not less
than 30 days nor more than six months.
For one who bets or plays at any Of
the games the penalty is a fine Of not less
than $25 nor more than 500 or a term
in the county jail of from I to 80 days.
Parties renting property for gambling pur-
poses are guilty OF misdemeanor and
subject to a fine of not exceeding $50.
or Imprisonment in the county jail not
exceeding one year-one OF both. Per-
sons permitting gaming tables or devices
to be set up and run in buildings belong
ing 10 them are subject to a fine of nat
less than 800 or Imprisonment in the
county Jail not more than six months
one or both.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-23

; them. dad or alive. but today that re-
ward stin remains unclaimed. I shall
HeYer forget the surroundings q THAI
spot Theyl killed for money. guess thsy
thought l wasn't worth killing and thai
- why / escaped They lived about nine
miles from f.adJre. south west.
They never associated with any Of thviT
neIghbors. OF rouue. They feared de;ec-
ton. How mean old Kate hooked q could
scarcely speak respectfully % herr.
] saw her often- she vas Usually QUE
about the Hale stable. hare hsaasd. with
her frizly head looking 30 unkernpt, dark.
surlburnei and hldeous.
John was The best looking % any.
though that wasn't saying much. The
old man seldom said anything when John
vas around. I should judge the old
folks were about nifty years oi5.
They al OF tho same makeup generally.
The day the Rsodles we're found come
man jumped me claim. put uD a sign
''this claim taken" and suppose today
some Kansas farmer h raising his shlsa
%, the seventy fnllliyn b1sheL q wheat
that makes Kansas rank second 90 nom.
"a the Frea, wheat growing state % tks
union
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-23
DANGEROUS WHEN IN DRINK
James Arnold OF Chandler Makes
Trouble for His Family.

Guthrier o. r, July 22-The Chandler
Telegram has the following: Saturday
evening James Arnold, being enraged over
something his daughter had testified 20
in the John Bryant and Alex Bridge
cases, threatened to kill his daughter and
started to get his gun. His wife, in seek
ing to prevent him from getting the gun,
was roughly used and seeing that she
could not get the gun from him she start
ed to run to the gate to warn her daugh-
ter, and her husband fired at her. A
neighbor made complaint and he was ar
rested and put in jail and the case SUBJ
United to the grand jury. In the mean
time Mrs. Arnold began divorce proceed
ings. It is an unfortunate affair. The
Arnold family is quite popular in the
neighborhood and Mr.. Arnold has been
considered a good citizen save an unfor-
tunate habit Of drinking heavily at times
He was injured some years ago by the
falling Of quantity of slate on his head,
while working in the mines, and ever
since that time is said to have at times
lost control of himself when in drink or
after he had been drinking. We are told
that some years ago he shot at his wife,
but that she then forgave him and has
lived with him since"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-23
HELD UP THE WRONG MAN
GrieVOus BIurder OF an Injured Wife
atShawnee,

Guthrie, o. T, July 22.-The Shawnee
Quill vouches for the truth Of this griev-
Gus mistake on the part of a belligerent
woman: Friday night about $3.50, a
prominent young attorney of this city,
was held I'D by woman with a gun.
The attorney had been to an ice cream
parlOr with a lady friend and was enroute
home. While between two electric lights
in rather dark place. woman walked
suddenly up behind them. pulled a gun
and told them to halt, saying: I knew
this all the time and 1 am going to fix
YOU The attorney grabbed the gun and
asked the unknown woman to explain.
She then realized her mistake and told
the attorney that she thought he was her
husband and she knew he had been keep
ing company with other women and was
out looking for him. She begged pardon
for her mistake. the gun was handed back
to her and she went away. The attorney
and young lady proceeded home. Neither
OF them recognized who the woman was"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-23

fee feel that my atonement is complete
and ask my friends to forgive" has is
sued card in which he Cthe father says:
This brief note, written in Solon's usual
Handwriting together with the fact that
he as lately been addicted to the use of
morphine, seems to afford the. only key
to the mystery of this otherwise unac-
countable transaction. The use of NOR
phine creates a peculiar malady of the
brain, which exaggerates every trivial
disappointment and creates imaginary
evils. and predisposes one TO suicide. We
all know that Scion never harmed anyone
and did not. therefore, need to take any
such atonement. It was Enthusiastically
the work Of an intellect under the pecul-
lar influence OF this drug. Scion. thy own
gentle hand hath lowered the evening
curtain at the noon-tide of thy life. When
the morning Of the new day dawns, we
shall all greet thee with the benediction
Of consecrated love-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-23
FOOL AND HIS MONEY.
London Season Just Closed
Has Been a Famous One
FOR PARTING THESE SAME
Lingering Echoes Of a Re-
markabIe Social Season.

Copyright, 'S99. by the Associated Press)
London, July 22-The season has been
the most prosperous that has been ex-
rerienced in recent years. The tradesmsn
have had rich harvests, for people evil
IDENTIFY had plenty OF money to spend for
things that are not necessaries OF life.
The great auk's eggs sold at auction on
Thursday brought 81 guineas. and az the
same sale a japanese dwarf tree fetched
50 kuineas. and other curiOsities were sold
for correspondinsly nigh prices. The best
evidence Of the prevailing prosperity,
however. IS the abnormal sales Ct pic
lures at the Royal Academy, the num-
hers sold and the prices realized being
far above the average. although the pro-
ductions themselves were below par. A
seres OF brilliant marriages have materi-
ally assisted business, as can be Judged
by the lists Of costly gifts at the marriage
on Thursday Of the Marqusse OF TJilibaE-
diae and the daughter OF Sir James Ram
sag. which almos. rivallel those o. the
Ciewe-Primrose nuptiaL a. a rich social
function. Costly and novel presents were
fairly showered upon the bride and bride
groom. The Prince of Wales sent the
bride ! beautiful adaptation OF ;he late
Partisan fai II allowing chained living
creatures TO wander about the wearer's
shoulders This adaptation consists of
small brooch pin with a large central
pearl. 20 which s. attached 81 soil claims
set Eitr pearls large ieNeiod fies. ore
OF d-arncrd7 and emera,is and ono 81
diamonds and rubies. eac1 Of which =
fastened 10 he dress IKE oEojch-
The theatres naturally. are all feeling
th- effects Of the weather. The enthusi-
asr II o. the first night audience. largely
composed OF American friends. and the
patronage OF the United States ambassa-
dor. Mr.. Joseph II Choste. gave De Wolf
Hopper a splendid start. but the evidence
IS growing that the English do not like
Il Captain. and IL is not likely that the
play wiI last much longer. The sun
prints an interview with dr- Hopper. in
the course q which the American corns-
dian e quoted az SAYING tina, the curelty
Of the newspapers Of the Cnifed States
Is one II the saGdest features % a oro-
fessio-ai career in that country An1er!-
can newspapers. Mr. Hopper Is alleged
10 have said. do not know ~ care whose
feelings thsy outrage Or whose hearts
they are breaking EnEiishrnen Th5 have
never bsea Il Ause-ics little realize h0w
much our country gains by the obsencs
OF sach Journalism. The private Iife Of
those on the stage Is Pestered year IA and
year OFT and yet IN spite q g. ] know
that the profession car claim some OF the
happles: marriages Ia the ~0ria-" ne
Duke II York-s theatre ciesss tonight,
ard VIII re-Spea In SeFtenser Efth Sz;
GcOtwtn - the attrac+Soa Two AMER !
cans. LIJIiaa BIaavsIt and Leo1a-a Jack !
son. performed before the queen ~ Wind !
scr On Monday They were subseoaszsis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-23
RACE MEETING AT ENID
Postponed Last Thursday and VIII be
Brought OF "Wednesday.

Enid. o. T.. July lowing TO the con-
tinued and heavy track the grand racing
matinee which was TO have taken place
Thursday AZ the fair grounds has been
postponed until Wednesday. July Is. The
pcstponement Is quite a Disappointment
70 the horsemen and the people generally.
as there are a large number % fast horses
here. but they will all be in attendance
next week. when they will have an exclt-
ing day Of racing. The purses are large
and heavy side stakes have been placed.
The meeting will be under the auspices
Of the Schiller lodge. The net proceeds
wiz be donated 10 buying opera chairs for
Schiller hail. A large attendance is ex-
pected from neighboring towns along the
Rock Island railway Everybody is cor
daily invited. II is promised that as good
racing viii be seen as win occur anywhere
iR the territory this season
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-23
REWARD Is OFFERED
For the Re-Arrest and Con-
victiOn of Norman Newman.
FELLOW JAIL : BREAKER
Since Captured, Tells Grue-
some Stories of NeWmans
LOW JAIL : BREAKER

Guthrie, o. T., July Ex-Governor Barnes
today issued a proclamation offering a
reward Of $500 for the arrest and convic-
ton of Norman Newman, who lately
broke jail at Mangum, Greer county,
where he was being held for the murder
Of John White in the fall of 1888. New
man was accompanied in his flight by
Tom Richardson. another prisoner, who
was afterwards recaptured. While the
two men were tramplng their way from
Mangum to a place of safety on the night
they broke Jail, Richardson claims, New
man told him how he had helped Kill and
dispose Of Walter Bell, a poor crippled
boy, who had lived for number of years
with old man Rosser, once a resident OF
the Turkey Creek country, but now
citizen Of Berlin, Roger Mills county. Bell
had been a cripple most all his life and
could not do much else save ride a horse
back and attend to gentle stock. He came
10 Mangum about year ago and staid
some time round about. He was last
seen in company with Newman in Hack
zier. Newman told Richardson that they
buried Bell in the same well in which he
afterwards put White. Parties. including
]. n. Russell and neighbors. suspecting
SUCH made an effort with a post auger
TO examine deeper into the well some
months ago, but, on account Of the ter
rible smell emanating from the well. and
the wet, sticky mud therein, the effort
was abandoned.
The following description is given of
Newman: About "a years old,5 feet 10
inches high, weight about 135 to 1i5
pounds. dark hair. eyes whitish blue and
large. Shows whites of eyes. especially
when talking; has white teeth and shows
them when laughing. Spare built; wears
about No shop boot. high-heeIed; had
dark coat. wooden shirt dark corduroy
pants and black hat when last seen. Was
clean shaver when he escaped and 70 lie
old or half worn saddle, one small stirrup;
saddle once had pockets but part of peck
ct cut off
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&oNeASs -NEc-s <ApNN . 49,
Health Is the flower OF nfe-" have
been a sufferer OF female trouble ever
since was Is. and am now "a. Have spent
a great deal for medicines I have doc
tored with doctors and took ever kind OF
patent medicines and found no relief
until February. 1885. when began to take
treatment from the wonderful magnetic
healer. +. W. Petry. OF Wichita. Kan.
When began vas hardly able to ride
20 his ONCE. I had nervous chills and
bloated 50 I could not have nv clothes
fastened. suffered greatest sagony %
pain all the time and felt as tired when
got up in the morning rs | did when re-
firing. and the first treatment I felt re-
lief and slept good ali night. rode On
pillows when l went 10 be treated
have worn a supporter for nine years and
now haven't worn IL for a year. I can do
my work easier and do not suffer much
pain. / stIll hope TO gain and give Mr..
Petry the credit of being the wonderful
healer to all disease. He Is kind AMI hon
est IN his work. II he can't help or cure
you he kindly tells you so. I am a Wit
ness to Dr. Petry's faithful work ard hope
can remain so. giving my kindness TO all
sufferers. Truly yours.
MRS. CHARLES HOWE.