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The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31
GIVES BIG PRICE
FOR GLASS OF PUNCH
Gift Sale at the Palace for Benefit Of Cali
fornia Women's Hospital Draws
Brilliant Crowd.
BY SALLY SHARP.

, full dollies At the table where these
dolls are offered for sale Mrs. Stokes has
the assistance of Mrs. Brooke Ridley and
Miss Gertrude Burgess.
All kinds of dainty fancy work is Of
fered for sale at the nurses table, be-
sides rattle tickets for a handsome set of
carvers and a fine upholstered chair.
Mrs. E. Younger is in charge Of this table
and is assisted by Miss Adelaide Pollock.
Miss Prentiss Smith and a bevy of fair
young nurses
There are useful articles galore at the
utility table. Mrs. D. H. Whittemore has
charge of the table and has the assist
ance of Miss Whittemore, Mrs. Z. c..
Evans and Millie de Valin.
Mrs. F. P Pray is head stationer at
the stationery table. Miss Agnes Burgin
is assisting Mrs. Pray.
At the "old curiosity table Mrs. H. c.
Campbell is in charge and assisting her
are Miss Alice Findley and Miss Alice
Sperry. I saw some wonderful old snuff
boxes at this table and also a magnificent
collection of canoes.
Most delicious homemade candy is on
sale at the candy table. Mrs. j. H. Hatch
dispenses the sweets with the assistance
of Mrs. Bessie Smith, Mrs. George Eaton,
! Mrs. A. Gartenlauber and the Misses
Sophie and Elizabeth Sullivan.
The sale will continue throughout to-
| day.
The Doctors Daughters have things
| in such shape that as the days of the doll
show draw near but little remains for them
to do Nearly everything has been at
! tended TO and almost all the details for
| the big show are perfected by this time.
This evening the Florodora society
sextet will hold another rehearsal. These
rehearsals will be held every other even
| ing until the eventful night is here, sc
when the time comes for the performance
the pretty maidens' and gentle strang-
/ ers'' will be letter perfect.
The maple room presented a gay ap-
! pearance last evening. The spacious hall
was thronged throughout the entire night
! by members of the swell set. The court
| yard of the Palace was also lined with
| carriages waiting for the patrons of the
| bazaar, who were intent on helping the
cause of sweet charity.
Miss Lillian Burkhart has kindly con-
sented to appear this afternoon and will
give several recitations. There will also
! be vocal and instrumental music rendered
| by some of the best talent in town.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31
strosmayer Council Dance.

Strosmayer Council of the Young Men 5
Institute gave a ball in Native Sons Hall
Tuesday night in celebration of the fifty
first anniversary of the birth of the Right
Rev. Joseph George Strosmayer, d. D /,
presiding Bishop of Djakovo, for whom
the council was named. There was very
large attendance of members and friends,
and more than 200 joined in the, grand
march, which was led by Floor Manager
Tony Scar and Miss Julia Marish. The
function was Under the supervision Of
Tony Scar, floor manager and Joseph J.
Cereghno, assistant floor manager; Jc-
seph Bilafer, e. c. Armand, Joseph p.
Cresalia Tony Pilcovich, Nicholas Mo-
tizia, John Violich and Mathew N. Baku-
Itch of the floor committe, and Matthew
A. Tuttich M. T. Cressalia, Andrew Matt
asevich Tony Radovich, Charles Micich,
Paul Damochin and Tony Jeich of the re
ception committee
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31
MISS KEENEY WILL
WED A NEW YORKER
The Misses TObin Entertain at a Swell Tea
in Honor Of Mrs. Alice Meynen,
Famous POetess
+ anOuS POeteSS

lady and the two at once became fast
friends.
Mrs. Meynell came from London to this
city with Miss Celia Tobin, who has just
returned from a trip abroad. The lady
is now guest at the Tobn home and may
possibly remain here throughout the
winter.
The handsome Tobin home was beauti-
fully decorated yesterday afternoon in
honor of the pleasant occasion Dark
robed, sweet-faced sisters took possession
of the home in the morning and skiIlfully
arranged the many flowers that were used
to make the home beautiful. A profusion
of greens and long stemmed golden
chrysanthemums were used and the eff
feet was beautiful and artistic. There
was no receiving party. Mrs. Tobin and
her charming daughters welcomed the
guests and presented them to the dis
tinguished lady they were asked to meet.
Mrs. Meynell was attired in a magnifi-
cent black silk gown that was elaborately
trimmed with lace and chiffon.
The hours of the tea were from to 7
during which time fully 200 people were
entertained.
During her stay here Mrs. Meyneu will
write a series of weekly letters for the
Pail Mall Gazette Of London. 1t is also
probable that the lady will appear before
one of the leading womens clubs and de-
liver her famous lecture on Dickens.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31
NATIVE DAUGHTERS
SING FOR THE SICK
Pleasing Minstrel Entertainment by Mem
bers Of Buena Vista Parlor Given
Before Large Audience.

Wehe; the dainty dancer, Belle Lawrier Miller;
mo Coon Is Ever One-hah So Warm" Miss
Belle o. Brien; cOntralto solo, Miss L. Wilson:
song, Who Thru Dem Chicken Feathers
Round My Door, Miss Adele Ligon; finale
Marching to the Music of the Band partici-
pated in by Misses TicOuIet. Miller. Ligon. FIRE.
mier, O'Brien and Mesdames Wehe and McCOr-
mick, and chOrus-Mesdames c. Dodge. A.
Simpson, B. F. Hanlon and Misses c. Fre-
chette, A. Trautner, P Weise A Weise.
A. Garvin. NJ Brady. A. Hauer. G. Curran, A.
Wehe. S. Levy, Z. Lichtenstein, B. Benson, E.
King, F. Morgan. L. Morgan, A v. Long,
S. Upper, Masters j. Murphy. NJ. Wehe. n.
Gregory, j. Kelleher, r. Gallagher, T. Hum
phryi c. Wynn, f. Roskamp-
The show was followed by dancing, un-
der the direction Of the following COM
mittees:
Reception-Mrs. c. s. Baker. Mrs H. NJ
Greene Mrs. c. LigOn Mrs. A. Decker, Nh $.
c. P, Dodge, Mrs. Z. Quinlan and Miss A.
Hahne.
Floor-Mrs. F. P. Wehe (nanager) Miss
Alice Ticoulet assistant Elanager). Miss Z.
Bening. Miss B. O'Brien. Miss NJ Long Miss
Annie Worth, Miss z. o. Brien. Miss A. FIRE.
mier. Miss A. Hauer and Miss c. Frechette.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31
es:ss.s..ss.'s es:s.ss..ssss.'s
WANT A REHEARING OF
THE FAMOUS CODE CASE
Prominent Lawyers and Members of
Commission File Petition in
SlInreme Court


Two petitions for rehearing of the
code case were filed in the Supreme Court
yesterday. One was signed by sixty-nine
prominent lawyers from all sections of
the State and the other by the members
Of the Code Commission.
The Civil Code, the Penal Code, the
Code of Civil Procedure and the
county government act were all practical
ly declared void about two weeks ago.
CONSERVATION at once seized the trainers
of the measures and numerous other peo-
pie who were profiting from the practice
of the new laws Their only hope lay in
the petition for a rehearing and in view of
the fact that the decision of the court was
prompt and unanimous this hope would
seem to rest on a very frail foundation.
Most of the legal lights realize and are
pleased at the apparent hopelessness Of
the case.
A final decision will probably be given
in the course of few days.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31
HEALTH BOARD CONDEMNS
BUILDING AS UNSAFE
Several Appointments to Positions
Are Made From Civil Service
Eligible List.

The Board of Health met yesterday and
condemned the premises at ia Union
Square avenue. which was reported as
unsafe and unsanitary. A representative
of the agents of the building acknowledge
ed that 1t Is in bad condition and
agreed to its demolition by the board
after a recalcitrant tenant had been
elected therefrom.
The following appointments were made
by the board from the Civil Service list
Thomas Casserly, plumbing inspector. to
succeed w. H. Tobin, who resigned to ac-
cept lieutenancy in the regular army: F.
Lydon, day messenger. and G. ]. Plato.
night messenger, City and County Hos
pital Louis Monaco, messenger, Health
office.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31

Secretary Rock Island Literary and Art
Society.
with the close confinement at my ,!esk
brought on nervous prostratjoIi,
so much so tEat for year l Gcctired
continually. l tried different reus
edies which only succeeded in poison.
ing my system, and my stomach T.-
fused food. A neighbor who had sut,
fered with ovarian troubles and
was perfectly cured, called ny
attention to your Vegetable Compound,
and / made up my mind to give II
two months fair trial. However, &c,
fore one month had passed i vas like
a new woman, and after six weeks
faithful use of the Compound / was IN
perfect health. 1t certainly is OF great
benefit to women, and / wish every
poor suffering woman could have a
chance to try il, Yours very truly,
Miss W. CHuDs-BLAcKBURN, 2o22 Fifth
Ave. Rock Island Ill."-S50oO fcyfeft 1
abods testimonial is not genuine
Nothing will relieve this dis
tressing condition SO surely as
Lydia E. PinIzham's Compound.
Mrs. Pinkham advises sick wO-
men free. Address, Lynn, Mass.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31
I HE engagement was announced
yesterday Of Miss Ethel Keeney
and Mr. Tomlinson of New


York. While the mere fact of
the betrothal Of the popular local
belle and wealthy New Yorker was not
unexpected still the announcement came
rather as surprise.
Miss Keeney and Mr.. Tomlinson met in
New York last winter. 1t was, on the
part of the gentleman a case of love at
first sight. When Miss Keeney returned
to her home in this city Mr.. Tomlinson
followed her out here. How we'll he
pleaded his cause the announcement of
the engagement shows.
Miss Keeney is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Keeney and granddaughter
of Mrs. William Alvord. She is extremely
beautiful, graceful, attractive and accom-
plished.
Mr.. Tomlipson is New Yorker of ex-
cellent connections. He is a member of
the oil firm of Havemeyer & Co.
Miss Keeney leaves shortly to spend the
winter in New York. No date has been
set for the wedding, which will probably
take place in the early spring.
Mrs. Tobin and the Misses Agnes and
Celia Tobin gave a delightful tea yester-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Alice
Meynell, the celebrated essayist and poet
ess. Miss Agnes Tobin, during her ex-
tended stay abroad, met the distinguished
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31
Hensley's Bail Is Increased.

The preliminary examination of VILLA m
Hcnsley, charged with inducing Sadie
Cook and Bessie Vincent, minors. to 20
to Vancouver for immoral purposes, was
commenced before Judge Cabaniss yester-
day. Hensley was ordered into custody
and his bail increased to $780, Rawley
Harris, Marshal Harris and Detective
Archie Hammill testified to the defend
ants previous good character. The hear
Ing will be concluded to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31
Invalid Commits Suicide.

''peth before so much sickness. Richard
Ca1lick. Redding, Cal.," scribbled on a
card with lead pencil explains why Rich
ard Callick was found dead in bed yester-
day morning in the What Cheer House.
Two tumblers which had contained a
brown powder in liquid were on a chair
near the bed. Callick was a consumptive
and had been treated at the City and
County Hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31

E RS. ISAAC HECHT paid $50
N III for a glass Of punch at the
N gift sale for the benefit of the
Wonan's Hospital at the
Palace yesterday afternoon.
It was early in the DAY when Mrs. Hecht
marched Up 20 the keepers of the punch
bowl and asked fer a glass of punch
brewed according to the famous Cheese
broUgh recipe. After she had quaffed
the delicious liquid she offered a $50 note
IN payment and pleasantly told the lady
at the bowl that no change was wanted.
Ms. Hecht's example. in a modified
way. was quickly followed by other chari-
liable ladies present, and so before the
show was two hours old the Golfers of the
hospital began to bulge with gold.
I have never seen goods and wares
more artistically and temptingly dis
played than they were yesterday. All the
ladies at the various tables had their
prettest frocks and sweetest smiles on
as the excitement that comes from doing
q rushing business brought a pretty and
becoming flush to their cheeks.
There We're eight tables, each with a
splendid display offered for sale, and with
prices marked in plain figures, just like
al all hrst-class counters. At the bro
cade table fingered longest. What glo-
riOus stuffs those brocades arei My pen
cannot do them justice. They must be
seen to be appreciated. Mrs. A. CHEESE
brough presided over the brocade table.
and had for her assistants Mrs. Horace
Hill, Mrs. A. n. Towle, Mrs. Robbins,
Miss Chesebrough and Miss Dillon.
At the punch table. Mrs. Charles Ban
croft was in charge, assisted by Mrs. L
Hecht, Miss Irwin and Mrs. E. Goodwin.
Besi les dispensing the punch at this ta-
bic, the ladies :n charge are rafting off
some choice old wines and some unusu-
ally handsome rugs.
It S the real Russian tea that one gets
at the Russian tea table. and it is most
delicious. It is brewed by Mrs J. Fra
Meta and served by Miss Franetta, Mrs.
Angelo r. Duperu, the Misses Sandman,
Miss Julia Reid and Mrs. Lester Wells,
I would advise the Doctors Daughter
70 get for their doll show some of those
tiny bisoue ladies in dainty paper dresses
that Mrs. Stokes is selling There are
fifty little dolls, each one prettier than the
other, and the hats they wear and the
gowns tkey wear are the finest | have
ever seen No two Of these pretty little
sawdust ladies are dressed alike. Mrs
Stokes dressed every one of those wonder
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31
Corriea Found Guilty.

]. f. Corriea, one of the commission
merchants who is testing the constitution
ality of the fish and game laws, was found
guilty of the violation of the quail limit
regulation in Judge Cabaniss' court yes
terday Sentence was suspended, but the
case will in any event be carried to the
Slirrerlne Court
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31
Valuable Estate Appraised.

The appraisers appointed to determine
the value of the estate of Magdalena
Fortfnann filed their. report yesterday.
The document shows that the deceased
left an estate consisting of SAL 500 cash
and real property located in this city val
ued at S42,50Q.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31
cbristmas Holidavs in Mexico.

Southern Pacific special train leaves San
Francisco December is. Los Angeles De-
cember 10, reaching Mexico in time for
the holiday celebrations. Round trip, San
Francisco $50, Los Angeles $40. Personally
conducted. Diuing-car, Pullman sleepers
Limit sixty days. Low side-trip rates
Optional itineraries. Make reservations
613 Market street, San Francisco; 261 South
Spring street, Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31
Mrs. Lane Wins Her Suit.

A jury in Judge Grahams court yes
terday rendered a verdict awarding Mrs.
Sarah Lane $1,000 for services as house
keeper rendered to the late Thomas U.
Sweeney a short time before his death.
Mrs. Lane sued the executors of the mil
lionaire's estate for s4400.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31
Petitions in Insolvency.

Raymond Fade fled a petition in in.
solvency yesterday in the United States
District Court. He is a vineyardist al
Niles, Alameda County, and owes S349. He
has no assets. John H. Ranrow, railroad
engineer, Oakland, filed a similar petition
He owes s79S so and has no assets.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31
ADVERTISEMENTS.
NERVOUS PROSTRATIOE.
Miss w. hildS-Blackburn Tells
How She Was Cured.

DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM 81 take
pleasure in acknowledging the effects
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. In my estimation there
is no female remedy to equal it. Weak
ness not properly attended to, together
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31
knights of the Royal Arch.

San francisco Lodge OF the knights OF
the Royal Arch. an organization of men
engaged in the liquor traffic, gave it's first
smoker Tuesday night in B'nai Birth
Hall, and it was attended by nearly 1000
members and friends, who were treated
to a programme after the style of the
EIks' high jinks. Jerome Bassity was
the sire and his assistant was Ike
Deutsch, while dozen policemen were
busy between numbers bringing to
the ''bar of justice" number
of delinquents who were fined in
various sums fer sins of commits
sion and omission and the fines
were put into the poor box There was a
lengthy programme of music, songs ami
specialties that were contributed by
Richard Jose, Anita Lamont, Miss Carl
ton, Matt Keefe, S. G. Quarle, Ray
Trusty and wife, Peter Woods and wife,
Davis and Dehard and James j. Mackay
After the theaters closed a number OF
professionals added to the pleasure of the
evening. The affair was under the direc-
ton of Ike Deutsch, James Moffatt.
Charles Mitchell, George Green, ]. +.
Cheatham, John Crowley and David
Becker. There was a liberal distribution
of cigars, pipes and tobacco and lunch
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31
Streets in Bad Condition.

The Board of Public Works received e.
communication from Wallace Bradford
yesterday calling attention to the dilapi-
dated condition of the streets and side
walks On Preside Heights.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31

LOT, NdI1Ve DduSHleTS Oh lHS
Golden West, in Native Sons
Hall last night, was witnessed
by as many people as could find sitting
and standing room on the main floor and
the galleries. The affair was exceed
ingly we'll mana ged and was a great sue
cess in every way. 1t will net a hand
some sum for the fund that is set aside
by the parlor for the benefit of it's mem
bers who are placed on the sick list
Miss Annie Worth, past president, at
tired in black satin gown. and with face
blackened was the interlocutor, while to
her right and left were the solOists in
evening dress, and at either end were the
bones and tampos, attired in green satin
skirts trimmed with red. On an elevated
platform was the chorus, some twenty
in number attired in college gowns and
wearing mortarboards.
There were many brilliant saliies of
wit between the end women and the in
terlocutor the coon songs were we'll rem
dered as were the ballads, and each per-
former was roundly applauded and forced
to give an encore. All were recipients of
many flowers. The programme included
the following numbers:
company introducing Miss Worth, conversa-
tionalist: bones-Mss Brien Miss Ticoulet.
Miss Premier; tambos-Mrs. Wehe. Mrs. Nc
Cormick, Miss Ligon; song, Everybody Has
a Whistle Like Me- Miss A. Premier; soprano
solo, Miss Eta Welch: song. "If That's So
ciety, Excuse Me- Miss Alice Ticouet; con-
tralto solo, Miss Eta O'Brien: song. Every
Darky Had Raglan On" Mrs J. L. Nc
Cormick; mezZo-soprano solo, Miss Emilia
siebrecht; song, Coon, Coon, Coon" Mrs. F. P.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31
Mer1imac Hero Visits Church Bazaar.

1erI1mac Zero N1S1CS OnuIch bdZdd.s
No little interest was given last evening
10 TIE fair now being conducted in the
hall Of the Holy Redeener Church at
Eighreenth and Diamond streets by the
presence Of John Murphy, one of the six
comp anions of Lieutenant Hobson in the
mem 3rable act Of sinking the Merrimac in
the bIockading of the harbor of Santiago
de Cuba Murphy, it may be interesting
10 note, was the only one Of the famous
crew injured in the perilous affair He
IS only recently back from the Philippines.
He is a close friend Of Father McQuaide,
the pastor Of the Church Of the Holy Re-
deemer. Murphy is as modest as he is
brave. He went to the fair last evening
unheralded and unannounced-
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31
/" THE BELLS"
PLAYED BY
CLEVER MEN
Men berS OF St. Ignatius
Sodality Appear in a
Drama.

HE BELLS, presented by the
members of the Gentlemen's So
dality of ST. Ignatius Church at
College Hall last night, was a
highly creditable performance.
The piece was well staged and the ac-
tors acquitted themselves so we'll that they
were frequently encored. The Elks'
quartet rendered number of selections,
which greatly pleased the audience.
The drama was produced under the di-
rection of G. M. Hermance, and Signor
Angola Spadina directed the orchestra.
Following is the cast of characters:
Matthias, Frank P. Haynes, S.B., LIB ::
Walter, John L. Mulrenin, A. B.; Hans. Joseph
Fairy, ABB. LII. B.: Christian, James c. A.
O. Donnell; Heinrich, Luke J. Flynn. AB. !;
DR.. thinner (mesmerisD John l.. A. Jaunet.
A. B., LIB: President of the Court Richard
D. Blake: Notary. Thomas J. Lydon; clerk,
Oscar Theme; Max William Lonergan; jury
d. Campbell, d. Sheehan. G. Sheehan and r.
Valentine; Gendarmes, ]. Valentine and j..
Doan: the Jew. L. Healey; Peasants-E.
Theme, M. J. Warren. ]. Heagerty, ]. Loner-
gan, L. La Violette, H Beverly and ]. Hef-
fernan.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31

HE minstrel show given by
members of Buena Vista Par
lor, Native Daughters of the
Golden West, in Native Sons
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-26

Washington, D. G., Aug. 25.-
Governor Richards, who returned
to Washington yesterday from
Oklahoma, estimates that the re.
ceipis from the sale Of town lots
At Anadarko, Hobart and Lawton
will reach nearly, II not quite, a..
900 100 all Of which will be ex-
pended for ppblic improvements
aud the payment Of the irst years
salaries Of county officers.
u do not believe that TIE
amount received for The sale Of
,ownsite properly has ever been
equded 10 The history Of the
colniry from similar property in
other sections, said Governor
Richards tonight. The average
price received for lots at Auadar-
ko has beer f1l5,at Hobart si62
Sc, at Lawtou sf502l The aver
age Of an ;be lots 10 the three
towns ihas far sold is s276l5
The receipts from the drsi eleven
DAYS sales footed np grand
total cf t55t5l9. In ny opinion
the remaining lots 10 be disposed
OF viii swell this amoHnt to sl.I
600 600, a haHaFaae sam for The
establishment Of public improve.
menis.
The governor estimates that
the work OF selling the town.
site property ia tie three towns
viii be completed By September
1. Under the secreiary's in-
sirucions thirty days are allow
ed for the sall Of the lots from
6, bat Governor kichards
does not believe .hat the entire
time will Be consumed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-26
Hornaponn.

The first object in life Wilh the
American people is TO get ricb;r
the second, hev TO regain good
health. The drstcan be ebiained
by energy, honessy and saving.
The second, good health by using
Green's Apgnst Flower. should
Jon be a despopdept sufferer
from any Of The effects Of nyspep.
sia, Liver Complnni. Appended.
iis. Indigestion. etc. such as
sick headache. paipilalion Of toe
heart, sour stomach. habilnal
costirenose. dizziness Of The
bead, nervous prosiration. low
spirits. etc.. vou need not suffer
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relieve you af once. G0foHamii.
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Drug Store and Get g sample bot.
tie free. Regular size. 75 Gle.
Get Green 8 Prize Almana.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-26

Representatives Of the k,isco
road are in Chickasha dgurlng on
a right of way through Chickasha.
They win have a meeting With
some Of Chickashais prominent
business men. IL surely looks
like the Frisco will be there be-
fore long -Uklahoma Times
Journal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-26
Lone VOL SIN fiahlIig.

Washington, d. O.. Aug 2S.-
Ex-Congressman Springer today
fed with the clerk Of the
court Of apReals % the District
Of Columbia bis brief in TIE Lone
Wolf injunction suit to restrain
the secretary Of he interior from
opening The lands OF the kioua.
Comanehe aud Appache Indiaos
iD Oklahoma. The brief is an
elaborate argument against The
legality of The opening The ease
viii Be heard az the Ostober tern
of court.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-26

"Ihey bad an eating contest The
other uighl at Pin Hook school
house.
Who woni
Ben Sputters-he ste niRe head
Of cabbaCe.n
"Didn't &c make him sckq7
"No. lie just took a spoonful
Of Dr. Caidweils Syrup Pepsin.
That prevents slouach trouble Of
any kind, they sayi7
At y 3. Haris.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-26

Robert r. Watts, Of Salem,
NO., writes:-"I have bee n
troubled With kidney disease for
the last aye years aud have doe.
tored with an the leading physi-
clans sud have tried all remedies
suggested without any relief
( tried Foley's Kidney Cure and
less than two bottles completely
cured me and | AN sound and
we'll"