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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-07
The Camc Tbt, Aftcrnoon.

Houston and Galveston will play again this
afternoon, commencing at o'clock. The
two teams have won game apiece, and the
game today will be for blood. Every man on
the Houston team will he in his accustomed
position, and the Buffaloes are determined to
take the game and give the Sand Crabs the
TIM ow- down. Sparter the crack pitcher of
tho Galveston club, will be In the box for the
Sand Grabs. while Staples will pitch for
Houston. big crowd is expected from Gal
weston to root for their club, and every loyal
Houstonian should be at the game to combat
the efforts of the people from the Island City
T he Houston club is playing good ball now.
and you ought to give 1t your moral aud
financial support.
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THE METROPOLITAN HANDICAP
FILLAGi,ANu. THE FAvORITE, WAS
LANDED ny CLAWsON.
Exciting Contest for second Place
which Was Won by Ethcibcrt
from Sanders-Time t.30 81.

New York. May 6.-Racing in real car
nest for 1899 begun today at Morris park
The day was such fine one that the peo-
pie came in crowds and when the first
race was run there was scarcely a vacant
seat on the great grand stand, and the lawn
was filed. When the time came for the
Metropolitan handicap there were at least
q, 900 people al the track
Shortly before o'clock the candidates
we're sent out Tor their nnal turlong
through the stretch and every one vas
full of life The closing of the betting
showed Fillagrane consistent fAVDr -
all the way through. After Iit.ie DELAY
at the post they got away well with Aiy1l
first to show The Previous was close ne
hind Sanders next and st. Cloud follow
ing They had pretty well settled into
their places when a quarter had been run
and Sanders was out IN front. He had
hut head the advantage of Fllla.rane,
however. while Ethelbert was a enBlh
behind. neck in front of St. Cloud.
Others were close up, although Con lie
ORC. Banistar and Box were back N lbs
rear, Don De ORC doing good biz Of
sulking. for he had been bumped aud did
not like 1t bit, They rushed away for
the quarter at hot pace, and when hey
passed the pole in twenty seconds
the rear division was beginning 10 ciack.
Sanders was length in front and going
so well as TO make him look danscrosi 10
those vino had plunged on the isycrltes.
Fillagrane was second, length IN front
OF Ethelbert. St. Cloud was still a neaF
behind him and the others were rafting
along. some OF them beginning 10 laber r.
The three furlongs had been run IL thirty
six seconds and the places had no. changed
to any extent. The half-mile was reached
in forty-nine seconds. fast pace. San
ders was still in the lead by a !engrh.
Those in the rear division wera strl ming
themselves in wild effort to get up bl.
they could do nothing with the flying lead
ers. who were setting hot pace for the
distance.
Around the turn they rushed and then
came the struggle for position in the
stretch, and Sims took no chances. for he
Rugged the rail. with Sanders losing moi
foot of ground as he saw the straight
quarter OF a mile to home and nothing ir
/ front Of him Around the turn he whirlec
/ and Strengthened out IN the stretch still
> length to The good Ethelbart, however
neck in front Of Fillisrane, half Length
had quickened his pace tribe and got his
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Sure RUp|ueCUIe
WONDERFUL RESTORATION RE-
PORTED FROM BOSTON, MASS.
Geo. +. milford Cured After Suffer
ing Eighteen Years.

Despite the claims so frequently made that
surgical operation is necessary. to cure rup-
lure, the cass of Geo. f. milford of Boston,
mass, who resides at 1874 East 9Th Street. is
pointed out as a direct refutation OF the sur
gerry belief. Mr.. Mulfosd was ruptured for
egpteen years and tried everything known
rupture was such that trusses did not hold
ninl, and for this reason the surgery idea was
p.teented to him as the last resort. A final
ehort was made by the comparatively new
method invented by Dr. W S. Rice of Adams,
~. l., well known as rupture cure special
~ ~ ana IN two weeks after treatment began
Nj. Nj Milford was practically & cured man,
.sNnout having suffered pain. operation, de-
'etuon from work or suffering of any kind
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Sample Bottle Mailed Free.

the FIRST bottle Of p. b. b. is made APP
parently worse; but IL is the humor being
forced to tho surface, and is sign that
the cure has started, Keep on; take our
word. II. n. b will cure you II you
peraevere In some cases. few bottles,
say two or three. are sufficient; but In old
chronic cases, six, seven, and eight are
required and In rare cases, ten or twelve.
Botanic Blood Balm (B. u. 3D. Is the
best mixture aud most powerful Of medi-
cines for this disease that there is and
II you follow directions you will be cured.
g. n. D, cures after salves, washes and
doctors fail While curing eczema B. B. B.
produces hno constitutional effect It
acts as q fine tonic building up the broken
Down constitution.
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and since the old opera house has been
replaced with a handsome new one that
loss will be thing OF the past, indeed.
The board of trade held a meeting yes
terday and appointed committees 70 see
association meeting to be held In Temple
on the 10Th. 10th and 18th OF thIs month
Messrs. c. y. Hutchinson and Lem Barr
OF the First National hank and Walker
Rowland Of the Temple National. with =
man OF al work, left yesterday overland
Tor Dorsns ranch. near San Angelo. for q
month & outing.
Mestrs Willis Crawford and J. L. Ti7ek
Of the Santa re conductors left yesterday
fol- Mineral Wells to enjoy the benefits q
that water. u
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

NOlES OF THE GAME,
Hurlburts throw to the plate In the nrst in
ring. catching Page. ELECTED a great amount
OF applause
McDiviu vas presented with a cake BY an
admirer when he stepped up to the plate In
the fourth inning.
Maggie nterfered with Nipper throwing to
second in the third inning to catch Uouty
Nagle should have been called out for his in
reference and Houtz sent back TO hrst
Brownrigg had on his batting clothes yes-
to-day. making two two-base hits He made
a. pretty throw to the plate, catching Holland
ABOUT four rect. but Mason wouldn't allow ".
Holland made two brilliant catches in right
held. Houtz and Hurlburt made couple OF
good ones, while Murray jumped up In the air
anc pulled down a line hit, robbing Loman OF
n two-bagger.
Cy Mulkey showed his value to the foam In
q pirch by gong In and playing third base
IN very acceptable manner Cy certainly
Nciks for his team and Is always roofing
msht and main for them
In the summary of the score OF Friday q
game, published In The Post OF yesterday.
kemmer was credited with only ons three
lager, through an error in this office, III
stead OF two. as II should be.
Mason should "smoke up a whole lot ON
balls and strikes. He showed very poor judg-
nient again yesterday In calling pitched balls.
lie also made some decisions on the bases
that were rank. Bad umpiring will serve to
niSke game uninteresting more than bad
playing, and Mason should keep a better
watch on the game and be more careful in
rendering decisions, both on pitched balls and
OIL the bases.
Nipper played an exceedingly hard game
yesterday. He made some good foul catches
and threw to bnses we'll. The two stolen
bases of Houtz were the merest scratches
Dawkins muffed the ball once and Nagle's in
reference was the cause of the other steal.
Houtz tried to steal third, but Nipper caught
him a mile. Another fine play of Nipper't
was his assist of Davis out in the seventh
inning.
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ne.uIts nd NcyYport.

Cincinnati, May 6.-Jockey Johnny Lamley
was suspended indefinitely by the judges az
N,wport TO-DAY for pulling up Friendship at
the post in the first race. Results:
six furlougs, selling-Samigel, Louise Sis
ter Mamie. Time l;16.
Five fnrlongs-MisH Dede, Cheese straw,
Barneys Last Time 1;02js
Mile and a half sellng--Babe Fields, Beth
lebem Star, Fsrondelle, Time 2Ssh,
One mile, selling-Helen "A; Gardner Ida
ton, Yours Truly. Time 1913
Seven furlongs selling-General McGruder
Nora S, Alamo. Time 1881.
Seven furlongs. seling-Tenby. DR.. Graves,
Fiop Time .29.
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Evcnts nd LouirvilIc.

Louisville, Ky. May s.-The star event of
the programme at Churchill Downs today was
the Louisville handicap at mile and~a six
tcenth the winner being Garineis colt Bangle.
SUNNI aries;
Four and half furlonas Sc llng-suprefne.
Onoto, Clara WoolleY; Time, os4,
Mile and nfty yards. selling-Don Orgtno,
Colonel Frank Waters. The Dauphin. Time.
1t49. ,,
Four and haif urlongs- DICK furoer' rue
Monk eaimatian Time. :5'h
Louisville handieap. yslu' 800 mile and a
FIFTEENTH Baugle. Isabey. Alleviate. Time,
1873
Mics stanton Time. 1;lSH
Six furlonFs. seliinK-Lucky star frlnate'
Simon ID. Time. i.lIh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-07

neck in front OF Filigrane, half length
behind him, and Algol, fourth. The OH
ers were out of IL then Down to the last
frong pole went the leaders, with the
jockeys driving hard, Sims and sanders
were stil ia front, but the laundering
hoofs were getting nearer and nearer, and
horse and riders strained their utmost to
hold the slight advantage that WAS slipping
away so fast, Ethelbert almost al his
throat latch, furlong from bone, and
was gaining with every stride and the
crowd yelled wildly Tor the game Etse-
bert. 1t was but for an instant. whom tho
al l-scarlet jacket of Clawson on lrlligrane
flashed by them as If they were agnn
standing still, and the race was over.
The Morris stable had again won the
Metropolitan. and with 80 favorite this
time. II was we'll timed rush OF Claw
sons, and he won by good length. al
though he had to drive hard to do it. The
struggle for second place was Interesting
as Ethelhert managed to get away from
Sanders by the hardest kind Of work. with
only head to the good, Imp was back
in fourth place and the others were strung
through the stretch. Time 1888 "a, which
is a new record for the track.
Summaries:
Five and half furlongs-Isidor Lam
bent Swiftmas. Time i,0S.
Seven furlongs selling Girl,
Mazarinc. Decanter. Time 1921 1-5.
Juvenile stakes. five furlongs-D
His Royal Highnoss, Missionary. Time
| 1.01 L..
Metropolitan, one mile--Fillgrane 1902
6Clawson). to / and & to g. won Ethel
bert. t0G III Martini. to I and 2 b ].
second: Sanders, 11D (sims). Is TO ! and 6
80 I, third, Time 1889 "a Imp. Algol.
/ Twinkler. Acrobat, Previous, Banistar,
Fire Arm, St Cloud, Box. Greatland and
Don de ORC finished as named.
-Four furlongs--1rish Free, Montanlc,
Maribert Time AS t-2
New York steeplechase about two miles
Diversion, Baby Bill, Cock Robin Time
$50
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HOW TO OBTAIN BIB.
Write for Free Sample Bottle,

WTItS TOT fTFtc JdIfIPfc WYNN
b. n. D. tested for thirty years. Thous-
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nun treatment) $500. For sample bottle
address Blood Balm Co., 1876 Mitchell ST.,
Atlanta, Ga, and trial bottle and medical
book will be sent. all charges prepaid.
Describe your trouble and we will include
free medical advice.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-07
THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Dallas. Texas. May s.-Lowering clouds and
wet grounds did not prevent large attend
ance at the opening of the ball season Lere
,oday hetween Dallas and New orleaps New
nriesns scored six in the first Inning which
Dallas' by steady playing. tied In the eighth.
Darkness ended the game IN the tenth IN
ming without either team scoring tuItnetI =,
sSole- g02 o2l 020 o--s s
lan. o,i.ars 500 e02 0l0 0--a II I
Hstteries--Bailey and Morris: Sheriff. ana
Byers.
Mobile MAY s--Moeie shut cut the heavy
,,.,,,v shrsrsnorts today before large crowd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-07
re,nn ncnts Loutsinnn Aenin.

Austin. Texas Nav 6.-Texas succeeded in
making it three straight from Louisiana by
taking today's game In the presence Of Soi
people. A COUPLE Of errors IN the fourth Ia
ming enabled Texas to score three rum :. :,
Score IL y
Louisiana .,.,,. ....''..'l uo " U uuJ- - "
Texas ...... ...t...,..-..ulU SVl 49, - .
Batteries Wall lie Suer and Petit; Doug
lass and Bloombareh. Umpre-knisht
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-07

Armstrong was invncible and was supported
finely. Myers of Shreveport was put out of
the game for talking back to Graves.
Score X II r
Mobile ... .0l0 2Dl 12l-S II .
Shreveport . . 900 001 600 6
Batterles-ArmstronG and Badger; Taylor
and Rollins
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-07

center field. Harthold, right nsld. Americans
-Mulvihil. catcher. Belson. pitcher Camp
bell FIRST base Preston. second base Leach.
third base ElsberrY. short top Pil ow 1T
field: Marmion. center field, Marmion. right
RaId
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-07
TEMPLE TOPICS.
Public square in Readiness For the
Handsome Fountain.

Handsome Fountain.
Temple, Texas, May 6.-The last relic OF
the old market and opera house, that OF
the steel calaboose cage, has been removed
and the square has a deserted appearance
indeed. The cage has been moved to the
lot across from The fre station and where
the new cslahoose Is to be built. com
mlttee Ia about soliciting additional funds
20 be added 70 the $3.50 generously offered
bv Mr.. Frank Ball Of Galveston for the
erection ~ beautiful marble fountain
and watering place On the old site u the
opera house. This. OF course, will give
the square quite handsome appearances
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San Antonio S, Austin 4.

San Antonio. Texas, May 6.--San Antonio
played an errorless game at San Pedro park
today, winning from Austin by a score OF
to 4. Clark's base running was "a feature OF
the afternoon
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GreaI Inhilcc sinke.

London. May 6--At Kempton park today
I.oid william Beresfords Knight OF the This
lie, ridden by Tod Sloan, won the Great Jubi-
lee stakes. worth 1900 soverelgns.
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Id GEO =, ropn

Tn. in, C,mportaDt ,.,o
- tne liter how seSpy kind Of rupture,
- -pte ny an SO much ease pay BE- and Is worn
az ist a person searNtort hisht ana ar gay
Identical with that oiford is somewhat
MINI. reported curesell OF st Charles,
treatment It is a woe same method of
ton, is sold at a MAY brilliant inven-
"a The greatest blessins low price, and
who have suffered wiseyised for those
ously believe there Is lre and errone-
knife OUTSIDE OF the
Readers should send
trsted book on the cure Rice's Illus
to sry ons they know TIE and mail II
an act Of kindness viii bNured such
Writs 10 DR.. W. >. Riesi atairtion.
Aoans. N. y. MAN Ct.
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rain An Grsy.on COUNTY.

penson. Texss May Sit has rsined coz
tfnucuely for the entire weak all crops are
boominE the stand Of cotton ana corn In
tignifcant.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-07

Stolen bases--Murray. Houts :.
Two base hits--Dawkins Nipper Brownies
2. Crowell. Houtz.
Passed ball Nipper.
In Struck Bases wild Batter
Pitchers- ninrs. out. on balls. pitch. hit
rnr .y,, |. J.
Umpire--Masun.
Time OF game-2:o0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-07

Stolen bases-Clark 4.
Two base hits-Coleman 2. Longley.
In Struck Bases Wild Batter
pitchers- nings. out. on balls. pitch. hit.
y Motley 5;;.... : ! :. i
Umpire-Mackey.
Time of game-1:20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-07

Chicago. MAY s.--The Cast-offs lost their
fourth straight to the Orphans today in a
loosely PLAYED and embarrassing game.
Score IL W
Chicago .....S2 l 030 o1'-lo II 5
Cleveland ..... ....... .1o2 col 100 II 3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Chance II Ill and sug-
den,
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Cincinnati. MAY s.-Jones was a mark for
the Reds TODAY. st. Louis played miserably.
The locals stole nine bases because of Jones
inability to watch the bags. Game was called
at the end Of eighth owing to darkness :
S,ors- u
Cincinnati .....,, 02o o5f FIJI Is /
81 Louis ..,............ 900 600 0O-- II 3
Batteries-Danmann and Pietz Jones and
Criger.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York. May 6.-The Giants defeated the
Senators in another close game today
Score u
New York .................2 200 0l0 00F--3 O
washington .......lUu UuU lup--2
Batteries-Meekn and Warner; Dinean and
McGuire.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-07

Philadelphia. May s,-Thc Phillies played
wretched ball this afternoon and were badly
beaten by Baltimore. Baltimore put up a
snappy game. :,
Score - ~
paitir,orn 025 900 3lS-l1 II
Batteries-Fraser. Donohue. Bernhard ard
Mcfarland and Douglass: Miller. MeGinnity
and Robinson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-07

Pittsburg. May e.--Dowling and Payne DO n
pitched good ball up 10 the tenth. VIII DOW
ling weakened Louisvi!le's bali of eleventh
was played in the dark and they succeeded
in getting two runs, " ~
Score -. -. -. a. ~ "a
InnisyilIe OH 900 900 12- II 2
Batteries Payne and Bowerman; bowling.
Woods and Kittrldge,
Boston. May e.-After tieing hnely played
game in the last half Of the ninth inning ,ne
char,nio,s wero defeated today through tho
ability of the Brooklyns to hit Nichols in their
half OF the extra inning. Ut Z,
rs uI,. .034 900 012 PIP Il 3
brovniS" 900 $50 007 0--l0 16 4
YBatteries-Kennedy. Yeager and Farrell;
Nichols and Bergen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-01
uO=I2I North rlain Street.
cCCc:oo

This good clothing store
Is the big clothing store
with the same little prices
70 all.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-01
USE PRESERVES THE TEETH.

The finest specimens OF teeth are seen
in animals and human beings wno chew
;ae feod thoroughly.
Dentists agree that tech muse he used
20 Properly preserve them and therefore
they urge people 20 chew tae.r f1ad lhor-
oughly. bur the nervous. hurried manner
Of eating 5 altogether coo common among
Americans and when sei on s1ft r-usaes
they are lisale 20 swallow the food WIKI
OUT Chewing.
Usyspepsa and bad teeth are the result
= this practice IS continued. True one can
eat soft food without Estr1nent Z tire
necessity u chewing is -enenosre,s
Grspe-Nuts are - cr.sp and o-7r1le ard
withal 30 pleasant 10 ehe taste tha- ina
user cannot forget 70 chew ard mus the
tee-h get the necessary use and tne glands
OF the gums are made 70 give ne slices
that Nature intends shall e mixed VITA
the food before Il enters ths stomach
These are Eot she on'y reasons WY chose
vhe ear Grape-Nuts Jock asg--shed and
wen fed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-01
SESSION COMMITTEES.

In the selection OF committees. Colona.
Gresham OF Texas. moved taat ,he com
mi-tee on resolutions consist of two mem
hers from each delegation. Judge Smau=v
o. Minnesota. moved 20 amend by giving
Texas TWO delegates and others one. He
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-01
EAMES GROCER CO.
month of the year if you
are clad to enjoy it.

Wholesale commission merchants and
gardeners tell us that we purchase one
third more fruit and vegetables than any
other house n Wichita. Since April 1s1
We have bought and sold TWENTY-FIVE hun
dred and sIxtj seven bushels Of Potatoes
dive cara. Yesterday we bought and sold
thirty-five bushels of Green Peas. thirty
nine crates Strawberries and oceans Of
Groceries. Buying in such quantities, We
get the very best. We receive daily Mr.
Theodore Young's fancy Berries. They
sell for 25c, or 3 crate.
We sell good Potatoes SOC kind at. 5oc
All package Coffees ............-..........10
Good Can Corn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sc
Best Crackers. by the box. per n ...... &c
We are making arrangements for an
other big Saturday CAST Saturday was
the biggest day in our experienced. hav-
ing orders placed for such goods as We
get outside OF Wichita. VIII has-e
everything that it IS possible to get. and
you know that we offer better service
than anybody.
Games Grocer Co.
THE YELLOW FRONT.
Phone 421. 240 North Main Street
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GIVE The CHILDREN A DRINK

called Grain-O. Il is 9 delicious. anne
tizing. nourishing food drink 20 AXE ne
place Of coffee. Sold by all grocers. ana
liked by all who have used K because
when properly prepared II tastes Ike ne
finest coffee. but is free from ali its iniu-
Ilous properties. Grain-O aids digestion
ana strengt hens the nerves. II is not q
stimUlant bur a health builder. and cali
dren. as well as adults. can drink il with
great benefit Costs about = as much IS
coffee. = and &c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-01
FIRST DAYS SESSION
Trans-MisSissippi Congress
Begins Work.
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED
SIoSSon of Texas and Thurber
of New York Speak,
Addresses Made Yesterday.

INTRODUCTION OF CORN INTO EU-
ROPE AS A FOOD PRODUCT
Prof. C. E. Morrow, Oklahoma.
wider MARKETS AND HOW TO GET
THEME. 3. Fhurber, New York.
EQUITABLE FREIGHT RATES"-F.
". Bentley.
KANSAS AND DEEP WATER
PORTS'-W. B. Slosson, Texas.
THE CREATION OF AN INLAND EN-
PTRE''-Geo. H. Maxwell, California.
.sF,T 0ODs AND FLOOD PROBLEMS
H. c. Frankenfeld Washington.
WATER STORAGE''-F. H. Newell.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-01
"Want of Watchtutness
Makes the Thief. !"

Many cases of poor health
come from, 9Oant of 9Uateh-
fitness. But If you Keep
yoar blood pare no thief can
steal your health. The one
etfectfOe natural blood parf-
fffer is Hoods Sarsaparlla.
Tired and Worn Out Il cannot
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ri1la IN curing that tired, qDorn out feeling.
It does more good than any other" Vim.
T. Hurdle, HolLy0ille, Del.
Bad Stomach = Headaches ard
tired feeling, sDfh bad condition of stomach
caused me TO take Hoods SarsaparilLa.
It stopped al faint trou6le. Charles
8over, GLens Falls, N. Y.
Sick Headache-~I haze taken
Hoods SarSaParaza for SICK headaches and
haze not been troubled zOff them since,
am much stronger than formerly. Kkeeps
my aged mother queG. -" Lucy Clark, u
Slal0ern Street, Manchester, sc. H.
Ren1er1cer that HOODS, YES
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TOCOffee Drinkers

We desire 70 cali your attention 70 our
line ot fresh roasted C0nees. We have
2 fine. rich Mocha and Java AZ = cents.
and a uliId Favored coffee A Is cents. mat
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CoGeez eggsl and none excel N excellence
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BELLS Mocha and lava. and the famous
.-Ga-z~ Mocha ard Java az - cents n
tw7-poJ-d cans the WHl,s House None
and Java and B,a-ke's Mo-Jav. n one
pound cans. the Convention Han B-aud
and the celebrated Faust Blend. when Is
rrrba5y sod over a larger territory tasn
any Other one brand We cannot c.ors
IRIS CoGee taik without calling year es-
partai arte-ti-n On Java B5en5 Co1se We
received yesterday. ard marked 20 sell AZ
~ cents We ara sure thIs Gee VII
make more ard better Co1ee tha- any 4
ire ordinary package CoGees which Re
are se.IzE at . cezts-
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Fae-e 80
406 East Douglas.
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