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+ New York, Jrruary Ala uetals the ne.s
year opened with the outlook for renewed
activity AVID price improvement quite eneour J.
lead, which ruled nrmer on Increased demand
and favorable advances from outside markets
While quiet. the other departments were laig-
Ily steady. Al the close the metal exchange
|rnchnnged al $3.50: tin quiet and nrui at
p. ga 3 soi lead rteady al 4 Ia l.75 speltsr
|auiet AZ l.5edte
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First-class liners.
The above quotations are based on tramp
steamers, second-elass liners tc and frst-
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REAL EsrArn FOR SAYS

q DC A. \, eso $3.50 ,>ct ,cns-,, Ia, =;
acre cash ! miles from Msgnolia Station,
sosS, this otfec'
CHOICE CORNER in Third ward two houses.
Fhi,a wSrs ,,nons ms sSo,ss ,ets ~ an ~ I
scrner, IN Third ward. slico one iot %
hour heuses, ~en located. Qito: several de-
s ~ y, narsslns n nlra waru lots: U you
home ! can please you. both q. 20 price and
Phone s,s - ''''N'As :,
A BARGAIN in LARGO residence. Sil Houston
sso or ses s,. lG.s hsar Guy fa'S' for'es =
FcSP sAI-F--M - eli "A no,cs- < .-7ss7
eood buildiues ana fruit trees; la miles
from La Porte railroad on Dickinson BAYOU
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FINANCIAL.

MsNTEn--To borrow 5000 on s6oee worth Of
lnc farm land title perfect Address Loan,
ttig s...1e
sls1 c0c TO LOAN on Houston business pep
erty in amounts 70 suit. one 10 ten years,
at lowest rates OF interest. can also supply
parttes wanting 20 build or buy homes 70
any part OF the city With loans on tue IN
staliment plan; these loans car be paid 10
full or any part OF them az any time: no
delay in getting your ncnsy; can close loan
on the came DAY application Is made y utls
IL satisfactory. can supply parties wanlink
TO buy lots or bald with special bargains IN
choice blocks quarter blocks lots or resi-
feaces In all psrts Of the city or addiuens
on Easy terms or Tor cash Apply az onss 70
h. l. Msix. 2hs Main ssrset II
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DON'T BUY A PIANO until you have seen
our new and elegant stylcs. now ready for
Janke & Co Music House soa Main street
t-is-ie00
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COOK REMEDY GO.

2s7 Masonic Temple. Chicago, Ill. for proofs
OF cures. Capital s5oo,ooc We solicit the
most obstinate cases. We have cured the
worst cases IN I5 TO So days. i0O-page Book
Free.
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GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS.

BY Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe 49, 1850
BY Galveston. Houston and Henderson Less
BY Gulf and Interstate ................ II
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FOR ss,IE--The comniissfoncrs Court. OF
Walker county Mill entertain proposals 10
purchases the school lands OF sald county.
located as follows a Three tsl leagues, or
la,s2@ aercs, situate In Montgomery county.
Texas, about ntteen miles east Of the eoun-
" seat lying on Spring and Peach creeks,
about one mile west OF whore the II. T..
and " T, Y. r. crosses rench creek. aud
about two niles south Of where the Santa fe
extension from Conroe TO springer crossed
said creek. This tract IS virgin forest o
long and short leaf pine. white red and
black oak, gum and magnolia. and all Hes
tn one body.
= One Tongue Of said school land lyins
In Montgomery county on spring ereck,
which Is the boundary linc Of Harris and
MontEomery counties. aud about thirty
miles north of Houston, on the l. aud g. \.
r. ~, less about 600 acrcs heretofore sold
TO settlers. This trnct Is the first high land
reached from, the gnlf, including the coast
prairies OF Galveston and Harris counties,
pud Hes ~ Miles west OF the 7. and u. y, n,
r. at Hartley station, ON sad read. and r.
particularly adapted 10 truck farms ard
orchards. on account OF attitude. drainage,
character of soil and convenience TO market !
The minimum nricr for said above NOV.
toned lands AS hSrd by the commissioners
court OF said county OF Walker, u sold alto
gctheF az whoie. IL four dollars tsi.0ol per
acre. Right reserved 10 reject any and all
proposals For further Information, all
crsss W, A. Leigh, County Judge Walker
County, Huntsville. Texas. rs
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HELr MANNED.


FARM TANps-- mil hands and wood c6or-
pers wantcd AZ Sonthern pusiness Exehanse.
scl Binz building. thone Sse, q
WANTFD--Mcn 10 learn 7hSrssr trade onIy
eight weeks REQUIRED, special advantages
tnis season complete ouint OF tools pre-
sentcd students; WAGES sRtufdays, ross-
Tons posi,lNeiy Suefanfeed, can earn tuition
r wsths ,rs Ut MIS- Ss srn Ma guy may
Nh - -
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WANT Gu = woinRn for general houscwork'
Apply az sos Jackson, ccrner Prairie ave
nue. y
rRlNTER---A sober. all around printer want
90 by McGresor Observer, Mc1resor, Texas
must DO the risht mAn and 20 willing 20
work fcr reasonable wages
WANTED---A white woman 10 cook and d,
g,nsral housework. Apply 1918 Franklin
avenue.
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si,ns 1rn,r,nb ts,or,ns,,e, ~ Dai's.
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49, ,,,,,t...t ~, AZ ~, II i,arren
foop, AZ Caroline street. > 10 u a.,
m. 3
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Az A NT1,p f>n,,hf,, ntinp p4nLh gpv,,r and
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~-n l-.plus ln,u. nel S..ua ..oNseen eSs.-. -
rh KIN hk kooa, az t0unu man wno 70
$500 auV s9osr asu mo'ne w -, ~ NJ
s,s,. ~, ~, h"t"s ssH ps,',S r ~
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~, 'N'r s'., 80, vs. = 4 ,,,, ~ ~
transportation from Southern Pacific points
foi, bodies OF ten men nodge Mason con
tractor Rptkinnd Texas u
WANTET- QUE 0rst class pants- maker Tea.
snnnble wages. scttisd man n,eferred, rel
HhAAbiN NNtfNs 'NhN'NN tN'h Prev w. -
crehec rouulredi no other need Apply STEADY
employment yoet round Nhns. SeFhtrho,
seantnont IsAas
ACTIVE men ana women everywhere 70 take
oruers ior liie OF Moody INC great evan
BHlst SnllS ht Slkht, Shuple ohHollng you
y" inahe hulu ~ 10 " uhilyt -! nhii free w
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FOR SALE-l7c0 acres choice prarie land
located near three railroads In Fort BEND
county. l.. l.. Cochran. Riehnond. Texas
i~s-lqO0
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SIS Comal tAm.1, for Boston.
Sch w. Abrahams tAml, for New York.
SIS Empress tl3r), for Copenhagen,
SAILED.
SIS Comal (Am). for New York.
SIS Roland (Ger(, for Bremen.
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS
ment plan.
John 4. MiIroy Agent go Main 81. II
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BICYCLES Second hand Wayeriy new tires
for sl2 Crawford sis, new tires Mon
arch. 81 March Culmore. Houston, u
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FOR sALh-Genulpe improved Bradford
watermelon seod. i-oz, Toe, s-us. csc, ielh
Sl42b- have grown this melon exclusively
for tNeuty-nyo years, II can not be ca.
ccliea, fnlN GuRranteed reference: First
National Bank Navasota. Q, u. uazelt
Apolonia Texas. ~
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OCEAN FRFIcHr RATES

OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.
Ocean freight quotations on cotton for de-
livery at ships side within specified days
from date:
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PIANOS pfANos--iust arryeslt Ten new
pianos, selected by myself while North:
don't fail 10 call and examine: liberal
tclme. old instruments taken In part pay
mint Geo w stlri, 500 Travis street rs
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FOR SALE
One s65. 90 Ford Typewriter .......... $40 %
one 800. 90 Caiigrapb commencement. 40 GO
tine 800 90 Hammond .t.,........ 20 90
Apply QUICK for these bargains.
=. j. ]. Pastoriza nts 4 Litho. Co.
Houston. Texas
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| PARTNER WANTED Young man. with not
lets than Siroe 20 take ii partnership ia
IN old established mercantile buginess. Ad
dress s040. this office. la
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AT a BARGAIN Nv livery stable aud feed
store: II can sell by January -, 1000, that
may take advantage OF an opportunity to
go into the cattle business. Whoever huys
viii get bargain. AZ business is making
good money, Only one other stable aud
feed store here, Write for particulars II
YOU want 10 buy. Geo 7. Southwell Yos'
KUN. Texas 10
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j. W BARRETS Fairyew Jersey Farm FUR
nishcH the richest cleanest. purest milk
butter. cream. huttermilk and cream cheese;
deliveries made whom desired. by him.
Telephone III. two rings. t.2A
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NOTICE Ia hereby given Of the annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of Tho Houston
Printing Company, to be held az the office
Of The lIouston Post az , p. M. Monday.
January ~. 1909, for tho purpose Of electing
board Of directors for the ensuing year.
ana for tbs transaction Of such other bust
meas as may come before II.
X. NJ. Johnston, President
Aitest. q j Dalmnr EncrelaIe. lh
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nrangcs from Cuba were not r success ia
AZ New York market this season Tho first
0p<isnmept came in crates in which cggs mad
|fty ously been shipped The crates were
I33nsiting IN appearance and the oranges
OK nj low figures.
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| blood.
| llj1l111

PRIMARY, SECONDARY OR TERTIARY
BLOOD POISON Permanently Cured. You
can be treated at home under same guaranty.
q YOU hare taken mercury. iodde potash,
aud still have aches and pains, Mucus Patches
IN Mouth. Sore Throat Pimpies. Copper Col
ored Spots Ulcers on any part OF the body.
Hair or Eyebrows falling out, write
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FOX SALES Furniture Of an established
roomlnr house IN Galveston. or would eY
change for rooming house IN Houston. Adj
dress $685. this office. 3
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THE LARGEST NURSERY Is located IN the
lntgest city IN TeSas With best sh;rpink fu
tilitiss, sells fruit trees cheaper than any
other nursery on earth, Ne eau afford a.
Address Houston Nursery Cos Houston.
Te1ns II.
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A. unusually strong pressure, is being
,rVpeht to bear on the war department just
ieF to influence II to open Philippine ports.
)therwise il Is stated there will be an enor-
pc.:s scarcity OF binding twinc and the
nfuers OF this country are becoming very.
much Interested in the situation In conse-
lrepce The government, according TO Wash
nxton reports states that everything possible
s being done to relieve the situation and that
4 the ports are opened by March the threat
med famine will be avoided.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03

Texas wool is in very limited supply IN
New York and dealers there vii! part with
nSsine Tor which top prices are not obtained.
Some 1880 pounds went under order last
week. Most OF this is for delivery in January.
according TO metropolitan adyices dealers
mud II impossible TO obtain cousignments OF
stock from Texas and difficult TO buy outright
In Spch way as to insure reasonable ptoht
when landed in this market.
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sArarload Of buttcrihc was received by r. n.
|Qpes today
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DR.. y. II MeELRoY. DENTIST. t'7s Main
sreet Y
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTIES With n frst-class stock OF drugs
wan, a good location for drug store. Al
dress. with information, No Sose, this Of
flee o
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FOR sALE-A good stock OF hardware and
farming implements In p Central Texas
town. Address S01q. this office. Do
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

wANTEp-Position az solicitor. years ex-
pcrience; salary or commission Address
I Solirltnr. No ialS consrass. )
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A CHANCE that is hard TO find \ nrol,
class saloon and one OF the best equipped
saloons IN tho state for sale viii take from
$1,000 10 ti500 10 buy same, no one need Apply
unless mean business For particulars adj
dIess Saloon this office.
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Two HoRr enslne and boiler, s5c:ec; y.
Preston, Houston,
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FOR SALE Fresh tobacco seed direct from
Cuba. vucltn Abajo VARIETY. a5s per ounce.
A. NJ Carson, Willla, Texas, II
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Ffpit moved fairly we'll today and dealers
look for satisfactory business during the
ren3ninder OF the week There have been 10
ovQtable changes in prices.
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FOR sALE--.A harness business on the Texas
Central railroad 10 one Of the best coun-
tics in North Texas; stock about $1,000 Good
reasons for selling. Possession given at
once. Address T. X. James & Sons, Gle
burne Texas &
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e. u. sTERRETT, carpenter and builder,
Pile driving and general contracting Tcie.
phone liig. rings; residence SO Tuain
Ayenue. j
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e butter markets are unchanged Elgin,
fr Is selling lie higher than last week in
b, but so TAR the local market has not
affected, the price remaining at 29ISM30c.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by experienced tram
road engineer, either shay or locomotive,
position preferred IN Texas, Address soi6,
this office 4
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NOTICE 10 graders. rice planters and stock
men. Tho stock Of cattle and grading out
1T OF the late Gustav Dick Is placed OF
the market to sell at a sacrifice for quick
sale The grading outi. consists OF "a.
Young mules IN best condition. DYeragibK
IL hands wagons, harness Eerspers and
tents The cattle number shout 80 head
eraded stock. Devon, Durham and one
half bred Hereford bulls. Address l.. Y.
Dick Columbus Tesnf
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Lfadins Boston wool men, it is said. nave
representatives in Washington. Montapa, Utah
and Western States buying wool on the back
Al nc to 20c.
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hdep adf,ces say that prunes are ia good
Ply, with the principal demand for Cali
IA and Bosnia goods French pruues are
Be and available only for select trade.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03

a MEETING Or THE stockholders and az
rectors Of the Texas aud New Orleans Raii.
ROAD Company for the purpose of ele6ting
directors and officers, is called TO take place
az ths office OF the company. IN tbs city
of Houston, Texas. on Monday, the sth day
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03

A advance of soc per case has been made
al grades Of Arbuckle's coffee. thus max
( the prices Si2 and $3.50.
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'he California Fruit Grower says that the
lsent crop OF oranges in Southern California
u not exceed 1850 cars.
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acre cash. 4 miles from Magnolia Station,
near Cpnrcr, Montgomery county. Address
s0s9 thte offco
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NIppLE.AGED GERMAN wants work to
take care OF horse ard buggy and yard ~
some respectable family. good references,
Address s0T5, this office. 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-03

Nursery stock in oregon and Washington Is
ruuhlng short. and growers of prunes ana
0fsfhes are finding it difficult 10 supply the
vaFNncies in their orchards from state nur-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-17
A BLOODY BLUNDER.
British Forces Fight Each Other
Hand to Hand Gen Lord Me-
thuen Found to he Insane.

London, Jan II. News of u
frlghtful massacre of British
troops by blunder in battle in
which the East Surveys had a
hand to hand fight with the Wes
York shires before the mistake WIS
discovered. reached England to-
day.
Orders were given to attack q
Boer position near Willow Grange
at daybreak. The East Surreys
had the left of line, the West
IorkShircs tn, right. When the
Iorkshires reached the scene Of
battle they were challenged bv
Surrey sentinel.
Each pa'alIion supposed the
other to he Beers and opened fire.
After sharp exchange Of linc
fire the Surreys charged up the
hill held by the Y0rkshires. A
desperate hand to hand fight with
baNOnets began. Both sides
fought with stubborn valor Be-
fore the hattIe was over more than
Il hundred were dead or wounded.
Theu the Beers, two thousand
strong, charged the British, who
were driven in disorder from tho
field. Only charge 10y the Inn
/ perial Light Horse and SiXtieth
Mounted Rifles saved the two in
fantry regiments from annlhiIa-
ton Col Kitchener, brother of
the Sirdar, commanded the Brit
ish.
Col Hobbs commanded the
Iorkshires and was captured. The
British defeat was complete, othc
loss being two hundred. The
censor withheld this news some
time
London, Jan II. Gen Buller's 5
health has broken completely and
he will he recalled, probably to
he replaced 10y Gen Warren.
There seems to he no doubt now
that Gen Methucn is violently in,
sane. His actions in camp are er
ratio and he has been bombarding
the war office with grotcsque dis.
patches.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-17
LlECT VICTOR Blue RE-
CEINES THE MEDAL.
Awarded by the Women of South
Carolina for Heroic Work.
Presented by Ex-G0v.
Thompson.

New York, Jan 13. Lieut.
Victor Blue, of the United States
navy, was honored today on board
the battleship Massachusetts at,thc
navy yard by the women of South
Ca olina, the lieutenants native
State, for his heroic work on land
and water during the war with
Spain. Ex-Gov Hugh S Thomp~
son of South Carolina presented
the lieutenant with a gold medal
on one side of which uore the in
scriptiOn: "Explorator Fortissi- =
mus in Ponto Sylvisque Floruit, 1"
and on the reverse side the words:
"The Women of South Carolina
to Lieut. Victor Blue in High App
probation of His Courage, Enter
prise and Distinguished Services in
the Santiago Campaign, 1895"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-17
Income Tax Law Repealed.
FIRST BILL OF THE SESSION
DULY RATIFIED.
Marriage License Fee of Twenty
five Cents Provided for Big
State House Appropriation.
Special to Greenville News.

Special to Greenville News.
Columbia, S G, Jan 13.-The
first bill to be ratified this session
was one latifying grand Jury i,
Union county
Mr. MauIdin, of Greenville. had
n bill passed repeating the income
tax law, which has been farce.
The house passed bill, after a
long fight, looking to Il marriage
license, fixing the fee at % cents
to the probate judge.
The Gruber bill, looking to the
establishment of county courts,
has gone through the house, and
the amendments as to which coun.
ties should he and should not he
exempt is the only possible hitch
now.
The senate bill looking to the
readjustment of tho salaries of
county auditors was killed.
On motion of Mr. Montgomery
the house agreed to the concur>
rent resolution looking to the
holding of memorial exercises in
memory of the late Gov EIlerbe
next Thursday.
The senate had Il session LASTING
but little over balf an hour aq
there are few bills vet on the cal
endar The bill validating the
grand jury of Union county for
1900 became an act and was rati,
fed
The bill requiring the publica
tion of petitions for pardons he
fore filing with the governor was
killed.
The State house committee in.
structed the chairman, Senator
Marshall, to draw up a bill for
the completion of the State house
in accordance with the plans OF
Architect Shand. 1t will cost
S2l4,50O to do the work, anC
while the friends Of the measure
are rot over sanguine about get,
ting an appropriation they will
make a strong fight for it.
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vessel was of nearly 5000 tons
burden. She went ashore before
dayhrea Thursday, striking a
ledge ut the foot of the cliff, where
escape was hopeless. The crew
launched the boats, but probably
during the panic some were crush
ed against her sides, others being
swamped, and all the occupants
apparently pcrishing.
The ship was seen TO he afre
by residents SIX miles away. At
tracted to the scene they found
the after half of the wreck blazing
torcelv, and the forepart under
water. Kerosene in the cargo
helped the blaze.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-17
Favorable Report on Nicaragua
Canal.

Washington, Jan 12.-The
house committee on Interstate and
foreign commerce today ordered a
favorable report upon the Hep
burn bill for the construction of
the Nicaragua canal. The bill is
practically the same one reported
by this committee in the last con
greas.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-01-17
BRAVE MEN FALL

Victims to stomach, live: and
kiddey troubles as we'll rs women,
and all feel the results in loss of
appetite, poisons in the blood,
backache, nervousness, headache
and tired, listless, rundown feel
ing. But there's no need to feel
like that. Listen to j w Gard
ner, Ind. He says: "ElectrIc
BItters are just the thing for
man when he is ali down, and
don't care whether he lives or
dies. 1t did more to give me
new strength and good appetite
than anything | could take. ]
can now eat anything and have a
new lease on life." Only so cts,
at Crawford Bros Drug Store
Every bottle guaranteed.