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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-29
THR scHooL.noY,s rocKEr

most part the choice Of food 10
made to please the palate. The
palate is q creature Of education,
1t may be taught to crave things
bitter or things sweet; to desire
spicy or fiery condiments which
trritate the stomach or dainties
which distress it, and In which
the food value Is reduced to the
minimum. AS rule the palate is
taught to desire the most unde.
sirable things from the view.
point of nutrition. The result 10
that the stomach has to thresh q
great quantity of straw to obtain
one grain of nutrition.
The body is sustained by food
properly digested and assimilated
and converted into nutrition. But
when the food lacks nutritive
value the body and its organs
must be starved. Exactly the
same thing happens when the
food eaten is nutritious, but the
stomach and other organs of di-
gestion and nutrition being weak
ened by disease, fail to extract
the nutrition from the food pro-
Then the body Is starved also.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-29

what eat, in order that may feel good
and strong. fully believe If any one
suffering with indigestion or torpid liver
or chronic cold should take DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
Pellets and observe a few simple hy-
gienic rules they would soon be greatly
benefited, and with = little perseverance
would be entirely cured"
THE scHooL-BoY's POCKET
is notorious for the miscellany II cots-
tains. Tops, string. apples. marbles.
chewing gum, nails, jack stones, are all
mixed in one confused mass. What
would be said OF one who used that
pocket which we cali the stomach for
such heterogeneous collection of ma
terialsf This is done not alone by tho
human ostrich at the circus, but by thou-
sands OF good people who do not consider
the relation Of the stomach to the other
organs of the body. The purpose Of eat-
ing is to provide nutrition for the body.
But how many people think OF the nutri-
tive value of the food they eat1 For the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-19
1,lKE NAY COME TO THE FORE.
King Edward Thinks that He Was No
Well Treated,

King Edward Thinks that He Was Not
Well Treated
New York. February 1S.-The Journal s
London cable says: King Edwards advent
to the throne may be said to have brought
about the rehabilitation of Sir Charles
Dixie, who is destined henceforth to he
come a far more conspicuous and important
factor In public life than he has been at
any time during the last ten years.
The meeting of the prlvy council immc'
diately after the kings accession Was the
first Sir Charles Dixie had attended since
the memorable Crawford-D Dixie divorce
case, and when Sir Charles bent his knee
before his sovereign to kiss his hand In
token of homage, the king addressed bme
particularly gracious and friendly words
To the Chelsea hnronet.
King Edward has always held that Sir
Charles WIS very badly treated In the
divorce case, and nj moment when the
baronct WIS being subjected TO the most
cruel social ostraclsm and' 10 the most
violent ohloQuy he mndc a point Of in
viting him to ride by his side up and dowr
Rotten Row one day at the very heigh
of the London season and at an hour wher
the park was crowded with rank and fash
Ion.
The king entcrtains n high regard TO
tho abilities of Sir Charles as n statesman
ana shares the opinion expressed by Prince
bismarck and held all over The contlhen
that there is no Engllshman who has sucl
n mastery of international politics as 81
Charles.
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FOR SAMPSON AND scHLEY.
Hale introduced Bill for Revival OF Vice
Admiral's Grade,


Washington, February ls.-senator Hale,
chairman Of the senate committee on naval
affairs, today introduced bin for the
revival of the grade of vice admiral In
the navy and AUTHORIZING the president
to appoint two rear admirals to that Of
nee. The hill Is In the Interest Of ADM.
rails Sampson and Schley and Is intended
10 aid in solving the problem Of their pro-
motion, MS well rs the promotion OF other
officers who served with them In the Span.
ish war
senator Hale also introduced the fol
lowing JOINT resolution of thanks to Adj.
PRESIDENTS recommendation. That In ne.
eoNlNnee with the provision OF 1853 OF the
REVISED statutes the thanks of congress
and OF the American people are hereby
tendcrel to Rear Admiral W Il. Sampson,
tmlV states navy, commander in-chief Of
Inc United States naval forces an the North
Atlantic squadron during the late war with
Spain and 10 the officers and men under
HIS command for highly distinguished con
duct IN conflict with the enemy and carry
ing on blockade and naval campaigns on
the Cuban coast resulting In the dcstruc.
tion of the Spanish fleet al Santiago de
Cuba. July 3. iSDS.
See, >. That the president of the United
states lie requested "a cause this resuu-
tlon 10 be promulgated and communicate
mand.
Roth measures were prepared at the navy
department
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LACK OF ENTHUSIASM.
Natives Showed No Exuberance Over
Benn Amerieanized

Natives Showed No Exuberance Over
Beinu Amerioanized.
Tarlac, province of Tarlac. Luzon. Feb,
runry 1s,--The United States Philippine
commission decided today after con.
ference that It would not be wise to post.
pone the organization of the provincial
government In the province of Tarlac AS
the hrst step In the work OF organization,
the commission decided TO appoint AN
AMERICAN MS governor of the province,
the selection falling upon Captain Wallis
o. Clark of the Twelfth United States In
iantfN, Therc are two nntivc factions
seeking TO control The affairs OF Tarluc.
the strongest being led by Macabnles,
whose loyalty Is questioned by all the mill
tnry officers. The Indifference Of the
people Is obvious. There Is n manifest
those charged with military responsibility
here is of the unsettled conditions. n lack
OF schools, general prevalence of insur-
gent sentiment uhd more or loss skirm-
lshing stun In progress. The people, how
ever. nave begun TO give truthful informa-
tion regarding the lnsurrectlon.
Representatives of most of the towns
of the province are now here to meet The
commission whose members have been
welcomed 10 the former headquarters Of
Agulnaldo with bands and arches. All
the better class OF dwellings have been
burned ana the commissioners nre housed
at the headquarters of the military. where
q public session was held this afternoon
al which the law was discussed briefly
anu passed on Then the appointments
were announced, including In addition 10
captain clark as governor Lieutenant
IL. NJ Morrow OF the Twenty-nrst volun.
teer Infantry 10 be treasurer. and Lieuten.
ant Robert S, Welsh of the Thirtv.ninth
Infantry TO be supervisor. The secretary
and the fiscal win be natives During n
visit 20 the model district prison, the com.
missioncrs met Wales. who was director
general Of the insurgent communications
ana who fell into the hands Of the United
states troops last SATURDAY. He declined
Colonel smiths offcr OF a release on con1J-
tion that he furnish Information as to inc
whereabouts OF the Ladrones
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Howe Peter Larry, Jr.. Ehprnim T. G.
Richmond, Ramsay D. Potts. First lieu
tenants 10 he captains: {, T. Mcnohcr, +.
Il. llott. Gustav ". Stevens. Richmond T..
Davis, Ernest Kinds Wirr II, Robinson.
George +. LAnders,
Infantry Captain to he majors: George
i. Roach. Seventeenth First licutcnunts
TO he captains; John s. Switzcr, Fourth
II. o. Williams, Twentieth; George ID.
Guyer, Sixteenth William Il. Crote, Eigh-
teenih; William IL. Chapman, Twenty.nfth.
Navy.
Marine corps-Flrst lcutcnnnts to he cap
tains Philip $. Brown, John #. McGili.
Louis Nj Gullick, David ID. Porter and
Arthur j Matthews.
Second leutcnans 10 he first lieutcnants:
Herbert j. Hirschingcr, Henry ID. +. Long,
Harry /. lay, Charles G. Carpenter
Charles Il. TAYLOR. 4. s. Williams Fred
NJ. Esllck. Louis Mclittlc, John q. Muir
aud Frederick NJ, Wluc, Jr.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Especial to The post.)


Washington, February rs. Postmasters
appolntcd Harris Ferry. Rcd River coun.
~ Matthew Watson; Rugby, Red River
county, w. y. Bryson,
Thomas Mccarthy Of Denison has been
granted nm original pension of So monthly.
The comptroller of the currency has ap.
proved the application OF W. W. Collier,
W. A. Bnnnct. L. Letnlles, W. Il. Demody
nnd III. RAY 20 organize the First National
bank Of lIondo with $4,000 capital
Anal dividend Of 10 per cent has been
declared In favor of the creditors Of the
National hnnk OF jefferson, making In all
DOB per cent on claims proved amounting
10 Sl59,I0
The postofiice az Cougar. Parker county.
has been discontinued and mail ordered
10 Buckner.
II. NJ. Johnston OF Houston and Charles
NJ Rein Of the orange Leader left for
home this morning.
Congressman Bali has returned from Old
Point Comfort, where nc has been re-
cnperntne,
The comptroller has approved reserve
agents for Texas banks as follows: South
Texas National OF Houston for City Ma.
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DOMESTIC.

New Orleans Murd Grns festivities
are In fun swing.
Two negroes charged with barn burn
Ing were shot to death In Mississippi,
Mrs. Carrie Nation is IN jail at TO.
peka, Kan, in defnult of a $1,000 peace
bond.
Fred King, n negro. who committed
murderous assault on a young lady,
was lynched at Dycrsburg, Tenn
George Il. Eager of Massachusetts
failed for more than Sl,000O00; his as
sets were represented by $40 bill
The lower house of the North Caro-
lima Legislature has passed resolution
calling for the impeachment of Chief
Jnsticc Furches and Associate Justice
Douglass.
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M'ARTHUR'S LIST.
American Soldiers Killed and Wounde
in PHILIPPINES,


IN Phlippnes.
Washington, February ls.-The war de.
partment has received the following ca.
sualty report from General Macarthur at
Manila;
hllled-January 10, company Il. rweu.
tE'eighth Infantry. q. IIimmelberger. Jan.
nary rs hospital corps. j. L, Gorley; Feb
ruary 3 company ID, Fifth Infantry. Il. &.
lusk; January l. company *, Fifth In.
fantry, Il. r. Locens
Wounded February ., hospital corps, W.
A, voonte, knee, slight; company T., Forty.
ninth infantry, ]. T. Wood, leg, below knee.
slight; Miller Scott hip. slight; December
], company q, Forty-cighth infantry, Sug.
Eeon. O.. w. Hun, thigh, serlous Januarf
-, II. +; Braden, thigh, serious; Join
Jnksap, abdomen, serious: company g.
fortleth infantry. Corporal =. o. Watson,
face, neck aud shoulder, serious Febrvary
il, Thlrty-thlrd Infantry, Battalion Ser
geant Major james l.. Scott, ear. sight.
February II, company X, Forty-sixth IN.
fantry. Benjamin johnson. mortality
Macarthur.
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Lord Cranborne. said It had been initiated
by the government after careful consider
alton. The practice of crosscNaniinins
the under foreign office secretary was
dangerous and would preclude the carry
Ing on of delicate negotiations and might
ci!dnnger the Interests of nations and pos
abby the peace of Europe. No other ma
ton would have allowed the latitude In
foreign affairs permitted In this country.
Ihe vote was: For adjournment 204;
against 240.
Lord Cranbornc when the debate on the
address in reply TO the kings speech from
the throne at the opening OF parliament
was resumed. said commercial interest was
Great Britaln's principal Interest In China.
There had been great delay in the settle.
ment of affairs in China. but such delay
must be expected in dealing with the
Chinese
Referring to the railroad dispute, Lord
Cranhorne said Russia had assured the
Pekin-Shnn Hal Kwang railroad was only
temporary and that the railroad and ma
terials would he restored at the end of the
occupation Lord Cranborne added II
with the Russian government In this mat
ter. we have been received In the most
friendly way. We have no complaint what.
ever to make against the government of
tho car"
Lord Cranhorne said Russia had assured
the government that any affair between
Russia and China respecting tho occupation
of Manchura was In the nature of modus
vivcndl. to prevent disturbances along thr
frontiers and railroad. Although guar
antec was expected by Russia that these
disturbances would not break out again,
that guarantee would not take the form Of
territorial acquisition or virtual protec-
tornte
In New Chwang, although nominally I'M
der Russian military law. the private
rights Of the foreign communities did not
appear TO have been interfercd with.
Sir William Vernon Hlrcourt asked: els
II true that nm expedition into the terri
tory Of China has been ordered by Count
Won Wndersee? And If so, how does the
order affect our troops? At the end of
such an operation we might find ourselves
In another gucrrila war among n popnla'
tlon far greater than the Beers
Lord Cranborne replied that, Ssr nsI
the government was aware, ne "a -. ic
contemplating an expedition WV W"S
terror Of China. II 1t was SO NE IN &c
commanders would require hle nrt,tSh to
tons. sh ihsUuc' a.
Lord Cranhorne also oh, -. a., -
proper alternative for t,ider suicide n
The case of the Chile death penalty IN h.
RUNer outrages. se Implicated III the az
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PRESIDENTS NOMINATIONS.

Captain Luther r. Hare Slated for n
Regular Maiorship.
Washington, February is..-'rhe president
today sent the following nominations 10 the
senate:
Army.
Engineer corps--Frst iieutenantS 10 he
enptalns John S. seweH, James y. McIn.
doe J. G. Morrow.
Ordnance department Captains 60 be ma
Tors: Andrew II. Russell Rogers Rrnle.
First lieutenant TO be captain: Tracey q.
Dixon.
signal corps Captains 10 be majors;
George 7. Scifycn. William A. Glassford,
Joseph a. Ainxbeld
Cavalry -cnptnins to he majors: Daniel
G. Pearson Second: Herbert Il. Tutherly'
First; Luther X. Hare. seventh. FIRST leu
Lennnts TO be captains: Jesse NJ Carter.
Fifth; Harry q. Trout, Second
Artillery Captains TO be MAJORS Walter
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.


Federal courts are now in session at
Galveston.
Tho Galveston Sewer company has
applied for n mandamus to compel the
city OF Galveston to buy It's plant.
German Confederate hns left hls
fortune to the survivors OF Mosby's com.
mand.
Mr.. Anderson OF West was killed
while trying to catch train at Hills
boro.
Nation rnid was attempted Mt
Rockwell, but the raiders were beaten
or.
One man was Killed and another bad
ly hurt by the explosion of mill stone
near Grccnylllc.
The Waxahaehie cotton mill will he
in operation within the next fifteen
days.
Work has begun on the foundation of
the Cnero cotton mills
The Legislative relief committee Will
come to Houston next Saturday night.
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CHINA.

The news that Won Wnldersee Is arr
ranging for big offensive expedition
was received with dIsmay at Washing
ton.
An English newspaper correspondent
writes of atrocities practiccd by the
allies, especially the Germans.
At n meeting OF the foreign ENJOYS
the Chinese courts reply to the de-
mands for punishment was considered
unsatisfactory; the powers decided TO
Insist on compliance with the demands.
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WASHINGTON.

Senator Hale introduced bill for the
revival of the Vice admlrnl's grade in
an effort to settle the Schlcy. Sampson
controversy.
Washington dispatch states that the
president will ask the Fifty-seycnth
congress for 10000 additional troops,
enlnrglng the army TO 10000.
In the nominations of the president
Captain Luther Il. Hare Of Tcxns, serv-
ing In the Philippines. Is slated for
mnjorshlp
The senate committee on commerce
sealed the lnrger appropriations OF the,
rivers and bnrbors bill about one
fourth
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mcnt and dc not conceal the AT A
sentiment against the prpdomuilH
the Cecil family In the cabinet Hsi Il
TO do with II The Daily (iraphk II
Is friendly TO the government sAyS; n
soreness is likely to make Itself MI
The division lobby whenever "a ew11
arises. The result OF the division III
richly deserved moral defeat
The Daily Chronicle considers Ar
trouble was due ito great trslI
Lord Cranborne's lnexperience ~
sheitcring himself behind Mr. hfr
rule instead of evaflng dlred isvs
The Daily. ,irfsgh calls AAraa
TIE hing Of thc'yor1rcshapii = sisS
,Engsh parties"
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London. February 19.--The Daily thin
icle says / understands the several ~
GERS of hth rank from India are W.
to South Nrica and that Lord Dua0ons
General Kly. Kenny and General 20
are also gong out again.
According TO the same authority y y
been practically decided In eOl'elI &
with fhe saeme of army reiofn 80,
crease the frees by 10000 men. 70 q. IN \,
whom 1t IL proposed TO increase Wv =
of the soldNrs.
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Alderman John II. Woolford nominated
for mayor by the democratic primary.
A plan proposed to advertise Hous-
ton,
The Galveston pilot monopoly as 1t
will eventually affect Houston.
The body of james Kelley found In
the bayou.
Judge Henry Brashear appointed on
the city board of liquidation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-19
LEGISLATURE.

The committee thinks well OF Adairs
bill providing for teaching industrial
arts to girls.
Mr.. Niece has introduced bin
designed to head of Nationlsm.
bill has been introduced giving the
railroad commission jurisdiction over
telegraph and telephone companies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-19
COMMERCIAL.

Spot cotton closed lie lower Mt New
York. New Orleans, Houston and Gal
weston.
Wheat closed * TO a, corn q to Il,
oats y and provisions 7i6 to 12ls lower.
The general list of stocks lost from 1
TO 3l2 points.
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LITTLE ENllG-
-TENMENT.
Questions in House o,
Meager lnfoommons Brought

Mesger lnfoommons Brought
London. February 1S'ation.
house Of commons todn questions In the
in South Africa did gardirg the war
cnlightenlng the sltucfs toward really
The secretary of stat MI liz South Africa
crick. gave statemcnn ar, Mr.. Brod
number of cases of ~ lncrcnsiuc
the troops, thus part% WeTter nmone
the long casualty lists ana SSntinr fnl
were 800 eases and OS cps so Lpr tber,
1913 cases and 2OT dehNall Of ovon@hc,
her 1865 cases and PSI Neon,
since the beginning { II. tnt"r
Cember is 10 n1 cases = ne
Lord Stanley, tho H., Neccs Cous
tho war office, said ie sFebruarvs :,
purchased for the trips NV ,e ~
1895 horses in Gr|t, Rrita's'a9i ianicc''
elsewhere. The Enish ana lrlFhNea r.
OF the lattcr u .OOOwere purchased, VIVA
Canada supplied 80.
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Vaccinations san Progressing

Copenhagen February ls-lne
ments published in London 70 u'
that the sale " the Danish West in''' !. }.
the United Sttes has been ac'na.. I
not well founded On the ecp'i n,o,,,s
negotiations ar advancing VIII isr.,i1
OF an agreement. The delay ~ W., ,,ssdcr
further consultations WIN ING
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"REvoLT OF TORIES"
Daily Graphic Saws II Was More Serious
Than Fiaures Revealed.

London. February 1s-"The revolt of the
tories" as the Daily Graphic calls 1t, is
believed to have been more serious even
than was revealed by the figures of the
division Several conservatives asserted
Mcrwards that they were sorely tempted
M Note against the government but had
,hc Anck owing To feelings of Loyalty 10
tIis Nuistry. The same spirit actuates
,Lhe hpSning In defending The caSinct.
800 VI Journals, however, ARE jubi.
------------Ahe discontinue Of the govern
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k;to,ener's plans

London, February 1s.-The !, fs ~, ii
respondent of thu Daily Man .m,,ln /
Lord Kitchener is planning e~ |, b
the northern Trakyaal. espessnsapI d n
neighborhood OF Petersburg ,s afsd " y
districts not heretofore ''''
British troops.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MORE SOLDIERS WANTED.
Mckinley Will Ask the Next Congress to In
the Army Again.

February Presi
Mckinley standing
In
wht
and
keep
n
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lJnoonrmed Rumor.

London. Febrpry 1s,-Therc is uncon.
frmcd rumors ere today that President
Kruger has drftod personal letter to
King Edward setting forth the Beers
cause and askag for HIS majesty's consll
Grafton
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Roers Cncupied vossbuf0.

Brltstayn, february s.-m vsssvt
that tho Beers have occupied NJ
communication With that pace s' tss's 4
Interrupted. rs asserted ma ma Misn
1000 Beers at strydenburE shy gysm fn
Houwater, twerty-one m''es
town.
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CoNeREss.

The house passed bin granting
S1,0oO,O00 to the St Louis exposition.
The senate considered the ship sub.
sldy and postoffce bills.
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M NeoessitA for Le0lslsu0s''

London, February ie'--iue s.,,usS
graph says it understands me l ss
has decided that thrc Is p :, M M ~
, n,emy ~ The corona ion cath y -
10 Roman Catholicism
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tion9l of san Angelo Commercial National
dclphia for First National of Yoakum:
commercial National OF Houston for STATE
National of El lnso ANA Nelasco National
of Nclasco
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TO CURE THE eHp IN I = i. y
Laxative Bromo-Quinhe
Fatal Election Riot .

Sofia. February is,-par,as ,,,s,si :
riot yesterday at Eelitfn -. ors Y
on the gendarmes and ,o snsa ,sIls
upon the gendarmes re Swaonundus ~
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Piles Cured Without The k,ito

Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruiing
Piles, Your druggist viii refund your
money Y PAEo OINTMENT fails to cure
you Fifty cents
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RAILROAD.

Work is to be pushed on the G., w.
and ID. V. as soon ms contracts can be
let.
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TO CURE A colclN !. T,s,s
Take Laxative Bromo Iw,nsy Y H
druggists refund me simatufe ~
cure. Il. W. GroVes '' -
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TRANSVAAL.

of a heated discussion in the house of
commons.
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Structure and varicOcs!e

70 u my lie have been dsvosea 20 en- n..s ursse
have been sue cessfui because ne's ..ossrss ~
70 date ana keep pace with the latest dlsro ~
Few physicians now that II is unneeess.' a. srs
70 resort to the nifs IN treating ssf'e. prA
nave perfected q cure which Is spso's !, IN uss y,
but Thoroughly eneetiye have tss'ss ,.p,, % -
rnousana cases. ana my experience !, Al $500
Nv ,,ss,.nsnt nm rs applied st your o.. or t,<
Is eneOisa wltn0 Ut detention from At succsss "
ssro ROM assesses Of men ana womsn,s Poasss -
WIN any form OF Skin Disease Disease. p asss d tssI
Kidney aud Bla ddor Complaints 10 - tuvNSey< ~
male weskness. etc. I invite you s~sssss s111
exclusive method Of treating these Stas S9G(
what have done for others ana OIL ~ ~ -
rrVsrnncnt to you entire satisfAcnon- esrrcG1
con. or write for syspsten ossnA'' - :.
! NEWTON HATHAWAY.
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The nostofiice az Cougar. Parker county.
has been discontinued and mail ordered
10 Buckner.