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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15

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she she was fed; The questions o - !, = :, less
his calculations "o' entered N
It's only "tenderfoo, /,
would try such an exne,;. 'afrntr ii
COW. But many farm ament wth
~ regardless Of digestion ' $50 n
ton. He might almost a. nj, INA nus
ings for all the good he T . wsl cat sh,sl
food. The result is tl,a,s s Il out Of
grows weak" the action y sue stona}
OF , digestion and nutrition a #, 'G IS, ofgs
ana the man suffers the miser u ,mpain{
pepsia and the agonies Of ne e, - q an
TO strengthen the stomach , saas
activity OF the organs Of dio .es.ofe d
nutrition and nourish ~ sscon al
or; pierce's Golden Medical ns. "
1t is an nnfailing remedy IA larsscosefy|
confidence of physicians u a a'i,, 'as u
praise OF thousands healed i, ns i. q III
In the strictest sense "Co,i., Y us
discovery Is temperance me,j ned ,ssat, 4
contains neither intoxicants , y.
les, and isas free from alcohol q % s,a ns'cci
tim, cocaine and other dangero.s,.O = o1
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Golden Medical Discovery. ~ \
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all the world to me Twill pta;s @l 70, srit|
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A book of 1908 pages o;y.r
On receipt of stamps to pav ey ~ w!
mailing only, we will send w. az !, n
Peoples Common Sense Medic, h, II
WISER, tree Send al one-cent stan g
Tor the paper covered edition. d n
stamps for the same edition cloth Bona
Address DR.. r. v Pierce, Buffalo, Y,T|
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rExAs ronlrIus.

Maxwell sppears 10 have teaten Bliss
for district Judge In Greyson county
Tho official CONT in Farnin county
gives Storey the twelve votes in the
convention.
a number OF county conventions wero
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SPORT.

Jcffries says that he will meet Corbett
again within week
Mccoy and Creedon are to meet Friday
night
MeGraw lost the first game for St
Louis.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton broke 20 II points on good
weather news and Ions liquidation
Stocks are generally higher than Satur-
day. though industrials were raided.
Wheat M iaG%c, oats &c aud progi-
sions n triie.
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FOREIGN.

American eousuls IN South American
countries ordered to report az TO the set
Element in such countries Of Europeans.
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RING WORM, NO CURE, NO ~ A.,
Your druggist will refund your Fiji, Iii,
if Pazo Ointment fails to cure you
cents.
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Chicago shut New York Out in n
Game Free from Errors.
American League.



Chicago. May 1.-THE lecals made two rec
ords for themselves today by playing their
first errorless game and making their first
shut-out OF the season. Garvin was in great
form. allowing but four hits. no two of them
in the same inning, also getting credit for
eight strike-outs
Score r II p
New York O6o V ooo 200 oCo ~ 4
Garvin and Nichols; Seymour and warner
St Louis, May 1i-Kennedy's maste4ful
work on the rubber won today's game for
Brooklyn. st. Louis could not touch him
when hits meant runs,
Score. u II r.
R R LGu,s ''''''-''.'. O zoe on 600 o
Powell and Robinson; Kennedy and Farrell
Cincinnati, May IA msJudged Nv by
Bassett gave Philadelphia three runs in the
opening inning today. and this lead won the
game. Philips pitched good game but was
poorly supported.
Score - :, -
Cincinnati ...........goo 100 100 I 10 3 3
nudcelpnld s.,.......... $40 100 200 Is |
Phillips and PETIT: Maui and Mcfarland
PitIsburs, May 1i-Dneen was wild in tbo
first inning giving three bases on halls ana
forcing in run. The other talies of Pitts
burg we're made by hard hitting. Chesbrough
excellent. WINS
Score n =, ~
ppllsturg ...,..........,.10o Ion Si0- G 10 !.
D1 5sh', 80. ''''...,..... 900 100 600 2
c, Snsesorough and thinner; Dineen AMI
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland 6; Minneapolis 3.
Detroit 3. Chicago 5
indianapolis II; Kansas Citys
Bunalo 10 milwaukee, Q
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TETTpR, no CURE. No paw

Your druggist will refund your mona.
II Pazo Ointment fails to cure you. FIFTY
cents.
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Ir'. has been appointed postmaster n
satler, Comai county vice John Marschal
resigned.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Especial to The Post)
Washington. May ifApe,er Nowotny
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OLD Ulcers AND SORES, NO Cuhh
Nn DAX
Tcr.,r. Won Again.

Your druggist will refund your noas
Pszo Ointment fails to cure you 0va
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The next proposition Of the COMMITTEES
provided for the purchase OF 1--WE Holland
submarine torpedo boats az a price Of
$4,000 each and it was adopted after
some debate over an amendment making
the price mandatory
During this debate Mr. Teller denounced
the army ordnance beard as incompetent
.and said army officers realized this.
Adyerting TO the speech delivered last
Friday by Mr.. Lodge With reference 10 a
possible challenge o! the Monroe doctrine
by Germany. Mr.. Daniel said: That
speech has had It's echo throughout the
world and is even now reverberatine on
the continent OF Europe. Germany's war
lord. who always has his ear Sc, for
rumors OF war, IS even rejecting upon and
commenting upon the idea that some time
Germany Is to have war with the United
States ] do not believe H. The war
lord OF Germany Is stimulating the mill
tary aims Of his people. He Is hut main
tanning the traditions OF his fathers. But
that the war lord OF Germany or the chief
ruler Of any Nation is building up navy
with the idea OF some day testing III,
monroe doctrine Is not susceptible 10 the
view Of common sense"
The committee amendment annronris
ton OF Ss50000 for the nurehase az
Gatnmann guns and ammunition wal
withdrawn.
hr Teller said Mr.. Chandler knew that
his party dared not bring the subsidy bin
IN, II Is to be shunted--to 20 over unit
tne next session OF congress-" said he
Ihen ! suppose we shall have the sub
Soy ohl. me bill 10 Increase the army Il
1Vssooo men aud such other measures a,
can not be considered now In view az IN,
presidential campaign"
NJ. Tillman offered an amendment pro
ylding that no arInor should he can
fracted for in advance Of its actual re-
qHirement by vessels In course OF con
otruetion. II was agreed to.
Mr. Petugrew declared that It was TIT
purpose OF the dominant Marty IN 80,
Eress TO make these great contracts 10
war vessels and armor In order that /
might be In position 10 obtain vast oon
srihntions to its campaign fund
The bin then passed without division.
The senate at 5,l5 D. M. adjourned
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Texans granted pensions today-orirt-
nal George W Lathrop. jefferson. S.;
BENJAMIN +. Hachmer, Harrisburg ss
Increased Charles Ashby. Lone Grove.
"; Luke J. Pedigo, Meridian. So; George
Waketon. ST.
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Senator Jones (Ark) today introduced
bill to prevent and punish blaekllstlng
By Nilroad companies, sleeping car com
panies. express companies, steamboat com
panies, telegraph and telephone com
panies engaged In interstate commerce..
and also to provide civil remedy In dam
ages for hlackilsting
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prMrLEs AND FnEckLrs ON = =,

Your drugsist will refund your ronsv
i razo Ointment fails to cure YOU. Fits
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BLACK HEADS ON FACE. NO CuHE
:, NO PAY.
Your druggist will refund your rno'tv
If Pazo Ointment fails to cure YOU w
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of eruption,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland 6; Minneapolis 2.
Detroit 3 Chicago 5.
indianapolis II; Kansas City 6.
Buffalo 10; Milwaukee Q.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-19
STEAL 1900 RARE
COINS FROM THE
NIL ,WAUkEE MUSEUM.

Fifteen hundred rare, ancient and
mo lern coins have been stolen from the
Milwaukee public museum. The rob
berry is somewhat of n mystery, which
the police are endeavoring to unravel.
The museum was visited by the burgl-
ars who stole most of the coins of the
collection ON the second floor. The cases
were cleared of all their contents, only
few American, Canadian and Roman
coins being left. With the exception OF
one gold dollar, all the coins remaining
me copper.
The thieves must have been thorough
ly acquainted with the interior of the
building and also with the value of til,
coins, for they only took such as they
were certain of being able to sell. In
all they took about l,5O) pieces which
according to the custodian and his Us.
Sistant, have value of about $3.50.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-19
WHY BISHOP GRAFTON
IS ANXIOUS TO GET
A SuEERAGAN BISHOP

Bishop Grafton of the Fond du Lac
diocese, of which Manitowoc is Il part
is DESTROYS of having suffragan bishop
to assist him in Its administration. He
claims old age disables him from the
proper discharge of his duties The
territory included in the Fond du Lac
Episcopal diocese is quite large and to
look after the varied interests included
in his jurisdiction is Il big task even for
II younger man. 1t is limited that an
other reason why the bishop is anxious
for an assistant is that strictly high
chnrchman, who is loyal to the contest
ed points in Catholic ritual, shall be his
successor.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-19
EMPLOYEES OF SEATING
COMPANY Enjoy A DAYS
SPORT AT SILVER CkEEK

As is customary the employees of the
Manitowoc Seating company had their
annual outing last Saturday Mt Silver
Creek The day was all that could be
desired, and the 80 men, together with
their wives and sweathearts spent a
most enjoyable time. Everything that
the management could do to make the
occasion as felicitous rs possible for the
men and those who accompanied them,
was done. After passing away the pleas
ant hours the picnicers returned to theil
homes thoroughly reinvigorated.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-19
WHAT MAYOR
| RAHR WILL DO.
ManitowOc TO have Many New
Improvements.
CITY ASSESSMENT IS NOW DOUBLED.
The Mayor and Council can now Borrow
100000.
ADVANTAGES A BIGGER ROLL BRINGS.
The City, says the Mayor. is 0utgrowing its
Swaddling Clothes and Should Dress
Equal to its Size and Character
The Bonded Indebtedness now
is $4,000.
ADVANTAGES A BIGGER ROLL BRINGS

1t Will take two weeks yet before the
city assessors have completed their work
and the assessment roll will he lown.
! This can be said, however. that the AS
sesSment will he over double of what il
was last year. The 1899 assessment was
N3.l1S,0O0; this year it will be over
s., 600, 600.
Mayor Rahr in stating the advantages
of an increased assessment had the fol
lowing to say: we will now he able
to bond the city for at least 5000, 600
more than it is already. As II matter of
fact the city has hardly amy bonded in
debtedness worth talking about This
will give us ample funds to make those
needed improvements to the municipal
ity, which the citizens have long desir-
ed without very much increasing the
tax burden.
Manitowoc is outgrowing the knick
erbocker period and developing into ma
turity and it must put ON clothes equal
To It's size and character and there are
certain things which ought to be done
which can only be done by bonding the
city for the procurement of the neces-
sary money To do them.
That we shall get what we need is
now certainty, and shat the taxpayers
will be pleased am also certain. When
ono only thinks tbnt Mnnit,u-,, b,. ,,,t
along all these years and only bonded
the city for S92, 600 it is astonishing that
on its face it shows so much A bonded
Indebtedness of S02 600 is absolutely
nothing for the size of IA city like Mani
tOWOc
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-19

The selection of subjects for discussion
in the July number of the Forum maya
zine, published by the Forum company
of New York. are timely and admirable
D. Il. Sheffield, late president OF the
North China college contributes VAIN
able paper: Chinese Civilization; Inc
Ideal and the Actual BY careful
reading of this article ones nina Is
thrown into contact with prevailing re-
ligious preiudices dominant IN Chiha'
which assists in the calculation OF the
present turmoil i'll that dynasty Inc
influential conclusion drawn by MI
Sheffield is that Chinese civilization,
while formed on beautiful moral con
ceptions. is ideal rather than practical
and that as it brushes up against the
powerfully progressive and aggressive
material forces controlling Western CIV
ilization it will be rudely shocked and
maybe shaken to its foundation, the sup
erstructure tumbling into ruins, ana
that out of the destruction emma,
dominated by modern ideas and meth
DDS will be built-and 1t Will be great
indeed. This article can be recommend
ed as excellent reading in the hight OF
current events
Another apt contribution is one by
~ fnr11lnrlxr consul
Brunswick Germany In succinct
manner this writer tells the conditions
which brought about the meat inspec-
ton agitation which precipitated EN-
FILTERED criticism between the Empire
and the Republic. Mr.. Fox sums up the
question pithily as follows: The con.
troversy on this subject with Germany
is futile. since refute, al que and demon
strate as much IA we may, the Americ-
an hog will be desirable there Germany
only when it is coated with German
sugar here. ="
A number of other good articles APP
pear, one Of which refers to the increases
in land values in England and the rela-
ton they bear to taxation is interesting
and enlightning. Eugene j. Chamber
Ja'n discusses the The Shipping Sub.
sidy Bill" Hans Devrient has u fascin-
ating story on THE Passion Play ut
Oberammergam. "Haran's Real Story
is told by Ferdinand l.. Clark and Chas.
DENLY .Jr., discusses "Kiapphon, n Ger,
man Colonial Experiment. " Chas. A.
Conant comments on The United States
us a World Power" and Roland p, Falk-
ner asks is Crime Increasing A Mau-
rice Low queries Does Government
Service Pay and Henry Litehfield West
closes the number by in article on
American Outdoor Literature.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-19
GAuCHOS AND THEIR BOLAS.
The Rough Riders of South America to Ap'
pear in Buffalo Bills Wild West.

The Gauchos from the llanos OF the
Argentine Republic of South America
who will appear in Buffalo Bills Cong
ress of Rough Riders of the World
which will exhibit here on Tuesday Aug
7, differ in many respects from their
equestrian associates. They are the pro
duct of Il peculiar phase OF existence
and of unusual savage conditions of life
that obtain in no other part of the world,
save on the boundless llanos Of South
America and the prairies of the North.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-19
REMOVAL ANNOUN EMINT.

REMOVAL OF STORE leads to II sale Of
all musical goods continuing to Aug. 1st
when we will occupy our new quarters
in the White Block opposite Schuette
Bros.
Pianos Organs, Graphophones, Vio-
Inns Mandolins, Guitars and all musical
goods at Strengthening prices, including
stationery. Respectfully,
MANITOWOC Music Co.
49, Washington and Main Streets
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-19

They are descendants of the early Span
ish colonizers of the South American
wilds. The fiery Hispanolian tempera-
ment, the strong infusion of native In
dian blood together with the wild, lonely
life on the ocean-like pampas, are the
conditions responsible for the production
of the Gauchos. Like the other Rough
Riders in Colonel Codys camp, the Gau
cho is near approach to the mythical
Centaur Like them, and probably
more 50, the Gaucho spends the greater
portion of his life on horseback and is
associated with the horses of the pampas
in even a more intense degree than any
of the noted equestrian races. Accus-
toned from childhood to ride the I'M
tanned horses of the locality, he may be
said to almost ride and control the wild
est colt before he can fairly walk him
self The Gluchos are reputed to be the
most expert lassoers in the world, but in
place of the Cowboy lariat they use
what is known as the bolas, which con
sists of II number of rawhide thongs
fastened to central thong with IN iron
ball at each of the ends With this ia
vorite weapon they are exceedingly dex
ferrous, us they prove daily in the after
noon and evening performances.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-19
Changing Church Plans.

The Rev. Mr.. Gray, rector of St.
James church is making changes in the
plans for the new church. He says.
however, that he expects to start on the
new structure sometime in the fall. DOS.
sibly in September.
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Notice Water Takers.

All water rates are due the first of
July and must be paid on or before July
90, 1900 If not paid by then the water
will be shut off and a charge made for
urning it on again.
10 MANITOWOC WATER WKS. Co.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-19
Rocky Mountain Tea.

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are IA
nous little pills for liver and bowel
troubles. Never grippe. Henry Hinrichs.
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To MOnOna Lake Assembly

The North Western line will sell cx-
cursion tickets at reduced rates July l6,
Il, II and -, limited to July 81, to Mon.
ona Lake Assembly, Madison, A modi-
fled certificate plan will also apply on
other than the above dates Apply Ia
agents Chicago Il North Western Ry.
True charity never waits until it is
asked
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-19

WHAT WRITERS ARE DlSCUSA lG. +
Live Topics are Handled in the Currs1 rlaga-
zines and much Light is Throws upon
Subjects of Immediate lntere st.
&Y@x88@x81 g@ 8x2S8Xsg &X&8&x@s

handled in chanMs ing stvle A svmn,tb.
etc article reiilD ng the achievements of
the present aA ninistration is piven y
prominent pEnc :. This is followed bv a
pen portraltRu of the Democratic nom
inee for presaj ent, w. j. BRYAN. admir-
ably written by Chas II. Spahr The
author comb ats number of fallacies
which groaw Il up have around Nj. BRYAN
and shows the candidate for the people s
suffrage, to be of nnsullied moral char
acter, IA. patriot not II demagogue: n
friend of the poor man, whose act is a
resultant of Il heart moved by deep hu-
man impulses and mind controlled bv
exact justice,
The editor has his usual talks ON the
progress of the world and he devotes
much spaces to the convention held i'm
Philadelphia. Among the other articles
| are The New Australian Cunsti ution,
The Provision for Children in Public
Libraries, The Cotton Mills in Cotton
Fields and New Developments in Text.
lie Schools.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-19
Bows Wanted.

Two boys to carry the Pilot Thursday
of each week on the South Side
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-19

California will raise 125, 900, 600 pounds
Of prunes this year.
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Little Early RiSerS,

Thou hast strange notions for one So
young u substitute TO think that thou
art the same us Rocky Mountain Tea,
made by the Madison Medicine Go Soc.
Soc t. G. Buerstatte.
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The American Monthly, the Review
of Reviews for July is Just Us interest
ing and rs ably edited rs it ever was
The topics of tho hour are taken mp and
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-19

One settled purpose is apt To unscttl
a { .eat many others,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-19

The July number Of the Smart Set.
published by the Ess EsS Publishing Co.
of New York has just reached our desk.
Though young as magazine yet the
admirable manner in which it is written
and printed has made it ready entrance
to cultivated society. The leading con
tribution in the current number. is a
story by Edward S. Van Zile When
Reginald was Caroline. The publica-
ton is replete with good stories.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-19

The New Llpplncott' for August
brings ont William LIE QueuxS latest
novel complete in this number. The
Sign of the Seven Sins is a story of love
and mystery in high life on the French
Rivera The Palace of Delight" nj
Monte Carlo, that spot Of irresistible
fascination, is conspicuous in the earlier
pages. The strong plot compcls intense
interest until the clearing mp of myster.
les at Paris.
Among the remarkably GOO, short
stories of the month Of which there M,
four Seumas MacManus has contribut
ed jolly Irish sketch which is guar
anteed cure for the blues 1t is oalIet
| Two Corkneys and u ConSpirator.
The Way Benny Looked at 1t, 10y
Reginald Banheld Chase, u now writer
of marked originality, isa story Of 4
womnns love for her husband
Femme Oppose by Z. +. Benson
the author OF 'Dodo, is Il most ingeni
ous character study.
"a6a0 oxford Place, ny Katherine II
Brown, another newly arrived author
is lively little romance connected with
divorce.
There are many other pleasing sketches
and stories
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10.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-19

French GinghamS aud Satin Striped !
former price Csc now at....... =.
A lot of Scotch Plaid and corded eff
regular I6c and ISc quality now 49,. :.
ColOred PiqueS, dots and stripes price
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-08-16

Fine melons at Nichols.
Cold ice melons at Gus Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Taylor of Adair
are In the city enroute to Memphis.
Fresh bread, cake and pie at Gus
Nichols.
Fresh vegetables and frults--Vinita
meat store.
w. T.. Chapman returns from Wag-
oner this evening.
Fresh, tender mutton and beef at
Gus Nichols.
|, Judge Thomas will be here tomor-
row to hear a case in the United
States court.
Did you try those ice cold water
melons at Nichols
Try that fresh bread at Gus Mich
OILS and you will buy no other.
Mrs. Swain and Mrs. Mills went to
Wagner this morning.
Short pocket books will go a long
way at Gus Nichols. Try him.
Judge DonCarlos attended the
stomp dance near Wyandotte last
night.
When you go to buy blulng; ask, for
Red Gross ball blue. Large package
5 cents.
Warm days and cool nights cause
malaria and chills. Collins ague cure
will quickly cure you. DIV
The Black grocery store will leave
Vinita, The goods are being boxed
today.
Our health giving preparations are
unexcelled, they arc the best and do
their work well. Peoples drug store.
Mrs. Neville Brooks, OF Paris, Tex,
is in our city. A guest Of Mrs. Geo.
McGlasson.
Bids will be received for a remedy
that is equal to DR.. Caldwell's syrup
pepsIn. For particulars ask Peoples
drug store.
Lem Paris again remembered the
Chleftain Office with a mammoth Cat
ale watermelon today.
Collins agus cure is an unfailIng
remedy for all liver aud kidney
troubles and a thorough blood pur-
lder. DIV
A well improved farm, good bearing
orchard, 40 abundance Of small fruit
just marketed 800 worth Of black
berries. To trade for town property
in Vinita. S. A. Perry, Big Cabin,
1T. ls-d&w2'