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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-27
SAN ANGELO LOCALS.
Roping Contest Was Greut Success
nnh GOnd Rccnr,lS Mcrc Mnuc.

San Angelo, Texas. November 2i.--The
infant son OF Mr. and Mrs. p D. Bradley
of this city died at Comanche, where the
little one had been taken by the mother
for treatment. The remains were brought
here ana Inferred in the local cemetery
Births; To Mr., and Mrs. ]. b. lteat-
ing. son, 10 Rev and Mrs. Johnston
Robertson. ron; to Mir. and Mrs. Lee
Renniok son. to MIR. and Mrs. Ynez Sa-
marion. son.
John ]. petsch. late of San Antonio, has
bouant the NJ. I. kamsome blacksmith
busiAtss.
W, ). Cunningham, with Colonel Hare's
Thiity-thtd regiment. U. 5. v, "A the
Philippines, VINO was recently pgo.aoted
from lieutenant 10 captain, Is a clizen OF
this place, wnerc his family resides.
1he telephone line Is soon TO be eN-
tended IRON robert Lee to Edith, In Coke
county
lhe Bowden hotel at Balllnger burned
yesterday afternoon, Some OF the furni-
ture was saved.
Westey Lucas. one of the earliest pio-
neeIs OF this section, OF which he had
been resident since lS5l--torty eight
yeals--dled at Harris Bros. ranch. in
Coke county.
Frank Hail, aged 10, health seeker
who recently came here from Missouri,
died On the 18Th The remains were sent
To Beiton. Mo-. accompanied BY the be-
reayed mother.
Rain began falling again here yesterday
Afternoon about 3 20 and continued with
out interruption until 10 a. N. this morn
ing. IT is the finest grass rain and ground
seaker that has fallen here for some time,
and some stock water was put out
Mrs. DIR. F. y, Magruder has returned
from visit to her daughter, Mrs. Angle.
at Edna. Texas,
The roping tournament was a brilliant
success, but In view of the very extraor-
binary records made. II should be known
that il was not In accordance With the full
rules, as only three feet OF the steers were
tied, and contestants were ready with rope
in hand when the flag dropped and the
word go" was given.
w. p. Dupree Killed a buck deer a few
day ago about fifteen miles from San An
gelo. He was splendid specimen. dress
ing 100 pounds
The Concho National bank will soon be-
gin the erection OF two.story building on
a corner lot iust purchased,
There are rumors Of a new bank In the
city making four.
Miss Molie Dean Cotton and Mr. Plie
A, FreelHnd were married a. The Baptist
church on the evening Of the 22d The
church was beautifully decorated and filled
with invited guests After tho ceremony
sump'uous wedding supper was rariakca
of by the bridal parry, relatives and
friends and the festivities prolonged I'll
midnight Tho presents were many. Mr..
and Mrs. Freeland win reside In this city.
There VIII be special THANKSGIVING sor-
vices al several OF the churches on the
Both.
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coImesneII New, Notc..

colmesneil. Texas. November es Quite a
number OF our citizens attended district court
at Woodvilc this week
Mr. -. S Ferguson, late manager OF the
Mobile mill, was in colmesnel several days
this week.
Tax Assessor t. C. Crews spent Sunday
here.
Mrs Emma Durham OF Beaumont was the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. 7, II. Neyland.
Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. Kelley Hogg and family spent the early
part OF the week on the Neches river fish
ing and hunting. Mr. Hoeg has large cattlo
interests In that section.
The Masonic lodge rendered Its lady mem
beers ana friends royal dining 10 their
lodge room yesterday al o'clock, after two
young ladies were given the daughters de-
gree.
Mr. Matt Barclay, who was among the
FIRST settlers OF Tyler county. died az his
home near Chester on last Wednesday His
remains we're buried Thursday sc Nj. Zion
by the Masons. he being ROYAL member
OF that fraternity.
The past week has been cold and gloomy.
The sun has heen hidden with the exception
Of an occasional peep through the heavy cloud
riffs.
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output, Calcutta sent good orders. but most
prices. BOMBAY made only a rall demand.
harachi was o moderate buyer in narrows
and spesialties Madras to3k fairly OF vide
cloths. China called for varioas special lines
IN srhys and iancies The South American
demand was nurtailed Esyrt is no longer a
factor, at least Tor the present but the
Ltvaut continues a fair buyer, although the
order books arc thinning, There was an
increased yarn trade for homo consumption
but yarns are now easily obtainahle on Quick
delivery. aud prices everywhere are fairly
strong. With proilt margins narrower than re-
Gently, France reports M extremely active
movement in the cotton trade, with prices
rising and spinners and manufacturers mos
peung. German market Is sppttS very good
in Alsaoe excellent In South Germany and
improving around Geldhaeh
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rwentieth Century nducntiouaI

Staples, Texas, November 24.-The pre-
siding elder, Rev l. r. Morris. ten pastors
and two laymen OF the San Marcos dis
trlct, met In Lockhart yesterday and out
lined district campaign for raising tho
Twentieth Century Educational Fund as
follows. Each appointment Is an cduoa-
tiounl rally. including collection:
December 10. at seguin. address by L.
II. Browne, Esq
December 10, at Lockhar1, address by
Rev NJ. S Gardner.
December ~. at Kyle. address by j.
Il. Prtchett. esq
December II, at Wadder. address bs
Rev New Harris
December II. at Luling, address by B.
r. AbeIhathy. $50
December "a, at Pleasant Grove. address
by l.. II. Browne.
December 81, at Harrisons Chapel, ad-
aress by Rev l. T Morris.
January Z, at Wimberly address by J..
u, Pritchett.
January & at Lytton. address by Rev.
l.. C. Matthews.
January Z, at Harwood, address by Rev
f. II. c. Elliott.
January IA, at Buda, address by ]. E.
Pritchett
January IA, ht tripping springs, al
dress by Rev. w. ]. Joyce.
January p, at Science Hall. address by
G. G. johnson.
January 81, at Liberty HILL address by
Rev. w. II. II Biggs.
Rev. NJ. S. Gardner OF San Marcos sta
ton and Rev. J. T. Graham of San Mar
COS circuit didn't ask for assistance Con
zales station, Belmont circuit and Lock-
hart circuit were not represented. About
$1,000 has been raised toward the fund %
cash and subscription already
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RELIGIOUS.
North Texas Conferences.

Honey Grove, Texas. November 26.-1p
tended the services OF the North Texas
conference today. After sermon by Bish-
op Hargroye at II n. m. tho following
were ordained deacons: John NJ. Old. All,
bert Scales, Monroe Reed. C. H. Brooke
r. L. Mcintyre, N. L, Limbaugh. d. A.
Aston.
The conference met In memorial session
with j. He7kly presiding. Memorial
services were read and tributes paid Ia
the memory OF w. C. Pryor and A. IL.
Tonight Rev. w z. Boggs OF Dallas
preached and after the sermon len were
ordained elders: John T.. Roach, r. T.
Edwards, A. +. Hishtower w. f. Bryan.
r. F. Bryant, j. R Atchley. w X stroth-
er and J. w. Tincher.
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Tnrlscy. for Than,x,.,,in. n,y

The Wells, Fargo 6 Co.'S express has
an annual custom which Is carried out
each Thanksgiving Day. The employees of
the road are each presented with turkey
for the last Thursday in November, tha
gifts being with the compliments of Presi-
dent j. j Valentine. 1t is a remembrance
that attests the iberality OF the great cor
poration and which is appreciated by the
employees. The company generally uses
about 10000 turkeys and as many cans OF
oysters in making these presents,
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LAwLoR ARRIVALS

nns'ses Dallas: John walthall, GAL
q, ~ q ". Elder and children, New
I rt.,A a, Rogers. Galveston; r. NJ.
q ir. as Bayou; VIM. Register, VIM.
erss sIus ?; B; Fogeke. St: Louis; j.
|: d ~, Louis; Z. c. Sutton. st.
y. lao, ssn Antonio: j. Donaldson. Nav
4 yU.eon B. woodson, Lynchburg.
IN. n Iencaii. Louisville. KY; w. II.
viiIs. I 4 Graber, Dallas; Henry Voigt
H. Z ch 4; aulledge, Memphis, Tenn. (;
T.. hn,h.on. galveston; James w.
|I "a. I: Richmond. Buffalo. u. Wv. "
css,nIsy ap; A. N. Ieonsich. Victoria:
NJ vuero: Gordon Boone, Nava.
|H Spear II, Hamilton. San An.
|Isstor. y flGrnhill, Dallas; b. +. ci,.-
0ssrss a. n hountze and wife. New Or
|A.eI,. Bsit i., columbus; Texas; J, W.
80 y -r~eos
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g asss'ss s.s Congratulations.

oo,,s y q mccormick of the Houston
q = y home again ana is now
u sisst,n. from his friends
|n11ness = lieutenant colonel Of the
~ Neca,as volunteer Guard.
~ olsr~1 LICK has not yet accented
R. ~ I'm but Is now considering
~ "a mas .as been devoting consid-
Amor ~ furnishing Of the Light
~ fur,,ssne personal pride in
- NIL ssia.se and appointments Of
u ~klcb hs sesea and comfortably ar
u Vii S A. nss achieved quite a sue
u iueiae within few davs
=" accept tho lieutenant
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\ chila padIy burned.

Rockdale, Texas, November sS.-rhls
.,,,rnoon the s-ysar-old daughter Of Mr..
anA.Nrs c Ramsey had her clothes ignite
FROM a stove, from the effects OF VIII ch
She is now in a critical condition Prompt
medical assistance was summonen ana y
Is hoped the child may recover
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Downs Goes to wnshingtou.

Mr.. p. I. Downs, general superintendent
of the Atlanta and New Orleans Short
Line. has resigned to accept the position
of assis ant general superintendent of the
Great Northwestern division at Spokane,
Wash.
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'scsERs ESCAPED.
sen Were to Go In inc
Peaitentiary. NV

|snlsss 80, 4. November 2s.-rhree me-
g Y. ~ the county jail, Ike lyons
~ a.. os0rse Brown. made their
h 3 icsi ~ Afternoon. when the taller
M ~ Aem in their cells for The
ohz vh;.t uns up a blanket by the
= MA. sn they were secreted and
n{ksS Unlocked the door tbs ne-
~ Se.hiain pulled him inside and
iycnss ana licking the door be-
L. pArters snd Mills have been eon-
t:'s 70 the penitentiary and
NJ I'd TO prison. LYONS Is
,,i,t eanSerous negro ana has
gSubls IN this part OF the state
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NJ Rein Returned

Mr. c. w Bein, traffic manager of the
Southern Pacific returned yes day
morning from New Orleans, where he has
been on a business trip.
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Manchester Good. Afarl.et.

Manchester, November 2e.--Business last
week was somewhat larger than crring the
week previous in both yarns and cloths, bur
the sales are still considerably below ths
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AZ haIn, arrive an; depsr, from The Grand
! hpauepi he Missouri. Kansas and Texas
|ssthhave depotin the Fifth ward. the In
~ ana Grsa, Northern AMI Columbia Tap.
Id tie International ana Great Northern depot
brtn senu.. The Missouri. Kansas and
la Galveston. Houston and Henderson, trains
y lnunsuona and Great Northern depot
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u,py Is CUTTING TEETH

.na use that old and vel TILED
pe MIS- Winslow's Soothing Sysup.
.sm eSi,srsn tsething, II soo1hes the child.
sos s ne gums, sllays all pain, cures
s s,ns collie and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea.
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p.I.,,,ne., cotton Receipts.

Palestine. Texas. November 25,-rp I,
date 1863 bales OF cotton have been re
ceived here. This Is about 1000 bates ihprt
OF amount received UP 10 this ms las
year II is estimated tina, this make.
will only get about II 600 bales this year,
TO MAKE YOUR WIFE LOVE YOU
Buy DGaflsnd' stoves and han4es-
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In covinston. " S''e' ''nss
Mr. Morse left for Houston las, nish,
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sAN ANGELo NorEs

san Angelo, Texas. November q Joe Funk
bought nine Hereford bull csives from b P.
Wade al t27 20 each.
w. cawley SOLD 10 r L. and r. Fl.
Harris twenty head OF steers. 70, as and IS,
OF s23 10.
feeder bulls from J " Montague Of the
% ranch, and shipped them 70 the Terri
tory.
The San Angelo wool market IL stili study
IN still life The buying interests srs well
represented but no transactions yet.
Nat Saunders, in kfmble county. sold bis
ranch to LIE Beauchemp ard cattle 20 Felix
Watson at SIS. 80
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LIVE STOCK.
VICTORIA NOTES.

Victoria, Texas November 2s.--E. II. East
and others shipped train OF Fat cattle from
Fannin county yesterday 10 81. Louis market,
and another train today from CLIP, J NJ.
Chittem is shipping train from Eeeviile TO
Houston today
The movement NJ cattle 10 market has
been active and heavy for several months,
but iE practically over nov Several hundred
head are feeding at the oil mill here and
there ~ considerable rough range feeding
being done ranges are 10 very good condi-
ton and stoeknen 81 rule are well sup.
piled with feed stuts so that cattle will prob
ably fare yell this winter and the losses
will be very elight. even II the winter is as
severe ss last year. which Is not probable.
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swAe.s Cake.
xsshiop MoIas.es arc .inp
that "P. 4 F." is on
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g. n. & II. r. II.
apspct fool Of Congress Avenue
Galveston Trains

hofE-rnln. leaving Houston at 6;es a.
ra a.,sp. N. and arriving at Houston
ID. n ara SIS a. m, q SO run Into Grand
hi iepat departing ten minutes earlier
k,irivns Ten minutes later than time
IA above.
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N Error Corrected.

~ ~ epeeiL wagons for collection OF
~ nom PRIVATE RESIDENCES 10.
Is svaus rains; also for delivery TO pri.
|Sasre@ 10 the city. We are on duty
a,S WE NEVER SLEEP. Tels-
|, sss from private residences receive
sttsauon. Phone IS.
HOUSTON TRANSFER CO.
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" -, s,.ci,l leaves Houston i:so p m.
~ ~ az s,ess Avenue DepotIs minutes
. a. he above.
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4, 3. & w. t. n. II.
Grand Central Depot
30 ). Express Train Arrive o'4o = M
S.,,,or, Kansas City and cinelnnaao
O., H. & N. Il. II.
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4 G. y. n. n,

p.eot ioo, Of Congress Avenue.
nail 10 81. Louis and Chicago.
aW,u ..... Arrive 4.30 a. m.
|hjsaH... $780,. :. Arrive As 5 p. n.
slunbia and yelasco Trains.
Daily Except Sunday
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Daily Except SUNDAY
Noo. n. Arrive 4. 80 p. m
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The Olympia and Admiral Dewey ar
rived in the outer harbor Of New York at
dawn Tuesday morning, unexpectedly
and two days ahead of time. Full par
%ticulars Of the homecoming will be found
on the second page of the GRApHIC-the
only paper in the county, we think, to
publish the news in full this week.
Chamberlain Journal: Register of
Deeds Frank Morgan has made arrange
ments to begin studying law in the Office
Of Wright & Huddle. and to spend his
leisure time after Office duties in this
way, beginning Oct. /. Mr.. Morgan has
the rare ability and determination to
make a good lawyer, and the Journal
predicts success for him. A few years
ago he studied in Mr.. Longs office al
Kimball for two years.
O1ly four insurance agents here this
week working the town. Life insurance
is alright-if you know what you are
doing-but don't be caught for a sucker
New insurance schemes gotten up under
a catching name are born every six
months, and the promoters and those
who organize the lodges, make good big
money. This is not saving anything
against any particular organization. bu'
on general principles.
A young man who had been sound,
converted at a Methodist revival declar
ed that all pride and self conceitt hat
been taken out Of his heart. To prov
his he said he would go among the aud
fence and kiss that colored sister. As h
went down the aisle the woman aros
to her feet and said: Look a hear brud
der, you may have no pride, but l has
you can't hobsonize me fob all thes
white folks"
Matthias Marty sold fourteen thirty
month steers last week for $546, an avel
: age CT $50 each. 1t is interesting to not
that these steers never sucked q COY
after they were three days old. Mean
! while their dams furnished over fy
t hundred dollars worth of milk to th
Kimball creamery. Now, Mr.. Beefma1
would those fourteen steers have sold fo
enough more had they Been allowed
run with the COWS and dried them off i
four months or so TO represent the yalu
! of the milk the COW gaye-$50O-o
about $75 a head? Would they eve
!, have sold for IS more a head.
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"A Wonderful Cure for Diarrhoen.
A prominent Virginia editor had al,
most given up, but was brought back ia
perfect health BY Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarhoea Remedy. Read
his editorial.
From the Times, Hillstile, Va: l sui.
fered with diarrhoea for a long time and
thought | was past being cured. I had
spent so much time and money and suf.
fered so much misery that I had almost
decided to give up all hopes Of recovery
and await the result, but noticing thu
advertisement Of Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and alst
some testimonials stating how som
wonderful cures had been wrought b,
this remedy, l concluded to try it. Aftei
taking a few doses l was entirely we'll O
that trouble, and | wish to say further t,
my readers and fellow sufferers that
am a hale aud hearty man today aud
feel as we'll as l ever did in nv life.-O
r. MOORE. Sold by F. Z. Miller
Druggist.
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Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature 1t ! &zAZZZM
RefuII6l1ng Bond Sale.

Refulld1ng Bond sale.
The school bonds described herein will
be sold at par at the lowest semi-annual
interest rate offered. Sealed bids will be
received by II. c. Smith, school clerk, or
w. II. Wyant, school treasurer, Kimball,
S. D., to and including evening mail,
October 81, 1899.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
Amount of issue 5000, for refundiDg
| only; dated when sold; due in twenty
years; redeemable after five years; de-
nomination $500; payable at Kimball.
| South Dakota. Assessed value OF city,
| $4,000. Estimated real value $500. 900.
Population 600. No other bonded debt.
Bonds were issued under Sec. 5 and 6,
Art. ", Chap. 81, Laws Of 1880, or under
act approved Feb. 16, 1899. All former
interest promptly paid. There is no liti-
cation pending OF threatened concerning
validity of bonds, boundaries of city OF
title of officials. No other issue of bonds
contemplated. City bonds outstanding,
$1,000. Total county debt $4,000. The
county has reduced its indebtedness-m-
Cured in sinking twenty artesian wells
for public NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the
last three years. Farmers raise cattle,
sheep and hogs, all kinds of grain, and
haul as high as 10000 pounds Of milk
daily to the Kimball creamery.
Kimball, S. D., Sept. S, 1899.
S. r. NUGEN,
Pres. Board Education.
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Lett Arkansas.

The postmaster at Maplevale writes
that Eugene Robinson has left those
parts and present whereabouts unknown.
We are noting the fact because Eugene
is the last Of the Klmball cortigent to
pull up stakes and quit the swamps Of
old Arkansas. The Pattees pulled out
long %ago-busted completely most likely
anyhow we have been unable to collect
a dollar for the GRAPHIC all the years we
sent it to them. But whata grand and
b.e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l country that was-let
them tell it-when they first went down.
Wish we had some or Mrs. Robinson's
wild-fower letters from which to make a
few extracts just nov And such guam
titles of wild blackberries-and she had
only seen one tiny little snake.
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came N

A young fellow, name unknown, left a
tub Of Clutter" at the station a few days
ago which he wished shipped to Il Chi
cago concern. Agent Harvey suspicion
ed a rat and declined to ship the pack
age. Young fellow skipped AMI left it.
Deputy Game Warden Quirk opened the
tub and found it packed with wild ducks
and prairie chickens. Others Toasted
later.
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question Answered,
Yes, Augsut Flower still has the larg-
est sale Of any medicine in the civilized
world. Your mothers and grandmoth-
ers' never thought Of using anything
else for indigestion or biliousness.
Doctors were scarce and they seldom
heard Of appendicitis, nervous prostra-
tion or heart failure, etc. They used
August Flower to clean out The system
food, regulate the action Of the hit liver H:,sl
stimulate the nervous and organic &C.
tion Of the system and that is all they
took when feeling dull and bad with
headaches and other aches. You only
need a few doses OF Green's August
Flower, in liquid form, to make you sat
isfel there is nothing serious the matter
with you. Sample bottles at f. E.
Mll.er's.
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Some Pointers.

some fO1ll1erSs
Couches, all grades just received at
BOwles' furniture store in the very latest
styles.
A large assortment Of trunks and trav-
cling bags at Bowles' furniture store at
the lowest possible prices.
Buy the Bissell Grand Rapids new
Cyco-bearing carpet sweeper. The best
made. A. NJ. BoWles sells them Mt low
est prices.
cluster" is the wonder of the age.
For cleaning and polishing pianos, or
gans, carriages, bicycles and removes all
ink stains. fly specks, and restores the
original luster. Every bottle fully guar
anteed. For sale by A. M. Bowles only,
A. NJ. Bowles has just received . NAM
moth stock of furniture, filling two large
store buildings full. He has nearly
everything in the furniture line at rock
bottom prices. All those wanting fur.
niture can save money by buying at
homo. Look over the goods and be con
WINGED.
The White sewing machine is king
over all other machines, having received
the gold medal at the International ex,
position and also the one at Omaha
Buy a White ard you will know it IL all
right and none better. A. NJ. DOwles
sells them at prices guaranteed to be
cheaper than they can be bought fol
elsewhere, freight included.
A. M. BowIes.
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"Our baby was sick for a month with
severe cough and catarrhal fever. Al
though we tried many remedies she kept
getting worse until we used One Minute
Cough Cure-it relieved at once and
cured her in a few days."-B. L. Nance,
Prin. High School, Bluffdale, Texas.
F. E. Miller.
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AnaIn,s s.rcatcAs y -.

Mr.. R. p. Olivia, OF iS8,t ! ia, s
spends his winters at a.ktG.
nerves had caused srpie Isstl -
back OF his hrai.- On ns,-
Bitters. Americas greatest III z, a
Nerve Remedy, all pam al, ~
He says this grand D,ss.ieiAt u asE i
country needs. All AHieIita ~!
it cures liver and kidney iruas4r,
fes the blood, tones up tb4 : N!uti
strengthens the nerves, puts vi,ii, Nss
and new life into every muscle, miS'
aud organ of the body. Ii weak, tree u
ailing you need it. Every bottle gusr
anteed, only SOC. Sold by +. E. Mi.i.r
Druggist. ~