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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
FUEL COMPOUND RATES.

In approval Of Joint application Of the
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe railway, Cult
Beaumont and Kansas city railway and
Gulf, Beaumont and Great Northern Rail-
way companies. submitted under No, 235 OF
the Gulf, Colorado and santa re Kan way
COMPANY, authority Is hereby gNnted for
the adoption of the following as an "EA-
ceptlon" to Western classification. for APP
pltcation between points on said liues, IN
Guiding shipments passing Ir92 1 =, Po.uls VI"
Fuel compound, consisting Of sowdust and
crude fuel oil, Ia barrels kegs or buckets;
L. c. l.. fifth class; G. J.. minimum 5ooVo
This order shall take effect November II.
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Flow any man may quickly cure him
self after many years OF suffering from
sexual weakness. lost vitality night
losses. vadcocele. etc. and enlarge small,
weak organs to full size and vigor. Simply
send your name and address 10 DR.. l.. w.
Knapp. 1877 Hull building Detroit. Mich,
ami he will gladly send free receipt With
full directions so that any man may
easily cure himself at home This Is
certeinly a most generous offer and the
following extracts taken from his daily
mail show what men think OF his gem
crosby:
Dear Cir: Please accept my sincere
thanks for yours OF recent date, l have
Given your treatment thorough test and
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MORE TANK CARS FOR TExAs.

Secretary OF State Recorded Two Con-
tracts Yesterday.
Austin, Texas. November 9.-The secTe-
tary Of state this afternoon recorded q
conditional contract between the American
Car snd foundry company rf St Louis
and tho Armstrong Packing company OF
Dallas for the purchase by the latter Of
six 6oO0- gallon tank cars.
contract was also recorded between the
f. NJ. Pesse company Of Chicago and the
Cattlemens Consolidated OH company Of
Beaumont to rent ten standard gauge oil
tank cars OF $500 gallons capacity each,
agreeing to last six months, for S135I. II
the rental money is promptly paid at the
end Of six months the oil company will
receive a deed TO the cars The rental Of
the cars is a conditional sale.
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GRAIN RATE EXCrpTtovs

-.
In approval of application No. 1D5 Of the
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
Railway company and No "a Of the Cane
Belt Railway company, it is hereby or.
dered that commodity tariff No. "a, is.
sued by this commission to apply on grain
and grain products, etc, transported by
railroads between points in Texas and eff
iectlve March 10, 1899, be amended by add.
Ing to the list Of exceptions contained In
section thereof the following times:
W, Houston East and West Texas Rail
way and sunset-Central lines; Shipments
OF rice bran, In straight carloads, the same
rates as apply on corn I'm straight carloads,
and on rice polish, In straight carloads or
mixed with rice bran, the rates that apply
the Houston East and West Texas rail-
way and between stations on that line
and stations on the Texas and New Orleans
railway, Galveston, Houston and Northern
railway, Galveston Harrisburg and san
Antonio railway and Houston aud Texas
Central railroad.
40. Cane Belt railroad, Galveston, Har-
rlsburg and San Antonio railroad and Gal
weston, Houston and Northern railway;
Shipments of rice bran and rice polish, IN
su aight or mixed carloads minimum
weight $4,000 pounds ncr car, from Lake
side to Allen, shall be subject to the rute
applicable or wheat, In carloads.
This order shall take effect November L.
1901, canceling authority No. IA Caves
ton, Harrisburg and san Antonio railway
application No. 1850, issued November 1,
1901
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Ions Of Cotton Hauled.

Austin Texas, November Q. --According to
the reports received by the railroad com.
mission the railroads Of the state hauled
l.27o727 tons OF cotton during the past
year
This is great deal more cotton than
was raised IN the State but the big fig
nres come in by the roads hauling the cot
ten back and forth on thcir lines.
For instance. the Galveston, Houston and
Henderson reports b; uiag over thirty-seNe en-
tons OF cotton MS freight originating on
their line This Is true, as nearly all Of IL
was picked up at Houston as original sup
mGnts
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the benefit has been extraordinary. " has
completely braoed mo up. am just as
vigorous as when boy and you can not
realize how happy ! am"
Dear Sir: Your method worked beAu~
tlfully. Results were exactly what
needed. Strength and vigor have COM
pletely returned and enlargement Is en-
tircly satisfactory"
Dear Sir; Yours was received and
had no trouble IN making use OF the re-
cept as directed, fnd can truthfully say
II Is q boon to weak men. l am greatly
improved in sigo, strength and viigr.'
All correspondence ia strictly cslhden-
tial, mailed q plain sealed envelope. The
receipt is free for the asking and he
wants every man to have It.
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ordov and returned TO headquarters at

terdav and returned 10 headquarters at
San Antonio IN the afternoon.
Mr. 5. Myers general freight ana pas,
and Mexican road, with newly established
headu, atters AT Dalhart, Texas, was yis-
itor to Hoi stoE YESTERDAY narnlhg' going
Mr. q. A. Taft, superintendent, with
beadauarters in Houston. and Mr., X. A.
Wells. managor OF the Central department
Of the Wells, Fargo Express company, with
headouarters at Kansas City, are on tour
OF Inspection OF the system In Texas.
The Southern Pacific has authorized It's
agents from Flatonia 20 Richmond, incir.
siye. 10 sell tickets at the rate OF one and
nr.third fares 10 Columbus on account Of
the twentieth Century Church fair, 10 be
held at tire latter place November 1880
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m centraIls BIZ Sheds.

The large transfer sheds which have been
under construction for the Houston and
Texas Central road N the Fifth ward for
the mast FIVE months are now nearing com
pietion. The building is an immense struc,
ture, located near the old compress ana
whom completed will greatly faclitAte the
handling OF traffic. Tho dimensions OF the
building are 40x605 feet,
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REoApTuRlNo THE coNWoTs.
Only Fourteen Of the Twenty-six Mutt
neers Now at Large.

Only fourteen OF the wenty-SiS Mutt
neers Now at Large.
Kansas City, November 9.-Armed guards,
aided at many points by farmers, today
kept up an unceasing search In the woods
and on the highways IN the country be-
tween Leayenworth, Kan; Kansas City
and the Kansas river FOR the conyicts who
escaped from the Federal prison at Fort
Leayenworth As result OF the day 3
work three prisoners were taken un'
harmed This makes a total Of twelve cap
tnred thus far leaving fourteen stil at
large.
The men taken today we're Gus Parker
aud Davidson, white prisoners sent up for
who we're captured three miles north of
Lawrence, Kan, and James Wilson, col
ored, also a fye-year larceny convict, who
was arrested on the outskirts Of Leaven'
worth, still wearing shackles
As fast as the men are captured they erH
returned 20 th@ penitsntia7y and placed "
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Geolooist DumbIe in Town.

Prof e Theodore Dumble, consulting
geologlst Of the Southern Pacific, arrived
yesterday and will be at home for few
days. Prof Dumhle has had charge Of the
companys coal explorations on the west
coast Of the United States and Mexico for
several years While IN Texas he will be-
Gin the Investigation Of ceriaiu 'nnaral
deposits tributary to the lines connected
wifi that system.
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HE Gar Returns Thanks.

ST. Petersburg, November 9.-Replying
10 congraulatory telegram from the
finance minister, NJ. De Witte, announcing
the completion of the Siberian railroad, the
car telegraphed as follows;
81 thank you sincerely for your joyful
communication. ] congratulate YOU upon
the completion within so short a time and
amid incredible difficulties Of one Of the
greatest railroad undertakings OF the
world"
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Marshall Railroad Notes.

Marshall, Texas, November 9.-Conductor
Bob Cory Of the TEXAS ard Pacific pas
senger service has resigned his position
and VIII remove his family TO Kalamazoo,
Conductor Robert Wrenn Of the Shreyc-
rort RIM has moved his family to Marshall.
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aatoliHls Coo Prospeots.

Ratclin Texas, November P'-Ffom an
accounts the East Texas railroad will be
comnleted 10 this place by January l. and
thon the big mill will be finished rapidly;
Work goes on slowly, as material Is nara
TO get aud skilled labor scarce
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nan clnarvls. lntentlons.

Dan Cleary, the welI.known foreman OF
the heller department In the southern fa-
ONO rslltoad shops here, expects 10 resign
ne .osltton which he has so faithfully ana
sr,,1.ntlv aIled for the past fourteen Years
Mr. Cisary and HIS Trustworthy siIsi rs y
NJ waiter Ragland, go from hete 10 ~
Beaumonf to aRgaEe N inc
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o. boilers, oil tanks ana all kinds Of sheet
LIN work on a very extensive scale He
VIII carry with him the very beet wishes
o,t an the employees OF the railroad, for
pan; as he Is familiarity known, is liked
Test py those who know him best
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10

Clcburno. Texas, November 9.~-Captaln
Harris, chief Of the International and &reat
Northern surveying party, has come in. So
fer, going south, the engineers have ira
vcrsed the old rontc surveyed some years
MO bv the Texas Central railroad when
they expected to come to Clchurre, and
lie engineers are pleased with the low
grade found.
MIR. John r Jacobs has accepted n 20
sitton in the office Of 4. o. Wood. general
stcrckeepcr Of the Santa Fe at ClebWne.
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santa - Ennie HospitaI.

Ennis. Texas, November 9.-The super
visor Of buildings for the santa Fe gives 1t
out that the hospital here will be material
~ enlarged and improved by, the, end of
his yeag Another story will be added and
modern plumbing put in throughout the
building.
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snIdi.r. Arrive % Take Station.

ri Paso, Texas, November accompanies
A. Il. c, and d Of the Twelfth Infantry ar
rived today from The Preside and went
into quarters At Fort Elisa.
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solitary confinement. When the condition
Of the guards shot at the outbreak Is nnaliS
with fhe added crimes Of conspiring 20 XII
their guards and with murder, thas
charge can be placed properly: inc qt1 ,a
wiz be hurled In the prison grounds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10

IeDcwsie tler received from Mrs. A.
hy; 10 Ii c. sherrod Plano
\ = SAerFod Piano Co, Houston.
Pa Won Hardman grand, which |
Zen ree.iyuaa oe rebuilt and repaired,
\ Pretty ny ana must say It Is
m II TSanu sweet toned as the day
|atiful IN Work done on this piano
|nshd your otbety respect. cheerfuliy
6ly tuaed or repsiSed ySry ~,
airs. 4. NJ. Mcdowell,
''' AsIe Isachsr.
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ANOTHER FAST MAIL RUN.
Time Between England and Australia
Reduced TO Thirty Days.
MATTER CROSSES AMERICAN CONTINENT
Phenomenal Run Made in Early septem.
Der Beaten BY a Day and Half.
Railroads Did II.

austin Texas, November o.-rhe rail.
roau commission this afternoon issued the
iolioWlng orders, effective December + as
result Of the hearing October Is:
1t Is ordered by the railroad commission
! unat authority No. 1 jefferson aud North.
Western application No. y, dated Decen.
yer . 1900, aud establishing for the trans.
Portatlon Of lumber and articles taxing
lumber rates, from points on the Jeffef,
; SSn ana northwestern to points on the
Texas and the international and Great
Northern the same rates as apply from
Jefferson TO the same PORTS, aud further
11iioWing the Jefferson and Northwestern
2la cents per 100 pounds MS its nronoytIon
OF such through rates, be and the same IS
hereby Withdrawn and cancelled
commissioner Storey dissented
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Tax Election

hs,na leXas' November 0.-An cleo
teag,. Deia here and throughout the
|iax p % decide on the levy of a
|by apS Wy little interest has been
~ one to carry or defeat the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10

smUBBI4isy IEfID, Timpson, Texas nc
vens6er a--Airs Ben Stubbleheld died sast
night and Was buried this afternsen-
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raIlROAD SCHEDULE.

H.. a It. c. II. n.
Grand Central Depot
5oDam Arrive No. ." 80 p.
Ne 10 ~ 90 a m Arrive No. l.I.xQ p N
\. 10 Hoo ?. m Arrive No o. DIV a. N
r. a n. o. II. n.
Grand Central Depot .
a. AIS a. Arrive No.sl1'vy
n $50 ?. m Arrive 70, y,iSaS
\. No 10 $50 am arrive NO ''iV''VP
O., H. a 8. A. Ry' ~
Grand Central Depot
toosAm Arrive Nos.7.90p. n
n 10 Ills .. m Arrlye.No.Io.4.OO a n
G., II. g N. n. IA
Grand Central Depot
a. ,Oosa. m Arrive No. g.. 800 am
re 70 40 D. m Arrive No. 1000 pm
~ y" 400 a. m Arrive No o..7.OO PA
se NO Nos. and Sundays Only
n, Y, t. & NJ. r. H
Grand Central Depot
Ma ,uloI5G Arrive No, rs'' SIS pm
8, A. & A. r. ny.
Grand Central Depot
.No.o.ssam Arrive No. a.o.S5 pm
*4vt Nv $500
G., @. & S. II. II. n.
4 Grand Central Depot
- .7.OOa m Auivo..... 4; Sam
p. m AriVe''''''''S'Zo pm
Galveston Trains.
.7.OOAm. Arrive. $50 p.n
?. m Arrive. 'T'5U pm
q Additional Sunday Specials
81 s.s5 am Arrve......"s.4o a N
X 10 p. IN Arrive. $40 p. III
Seaside Special arrives ll.3O p. M
n .u,,.s. trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
iv, D.pot 10 minutes later than the above.
4 n. Il. q w. II. n. II.
q Fifth Ward Depot
~, ? 90 am Express Train Arrive 1000 pm
n Grand Central Depot
.sosp .m..............."A Arrive o.o2 a. N
H., X. & It. n. II.
M.K.& T. Depot Fifth Ward.
]. am...............Ar Arrive 9. 80 a. m
~ 1SSn.m ............... Arrive 8, so p 70
"A For Galveston Trains see G.. H. & II.
I, & G. N. II. n.
Depot foot Of Congress Avenue.
I,n,s $40 p. m................. Arrive 4, sos. n
~ Sl9 1. m................Art Arrive 7.lS pm
Columbia and VelascO Trains.
i, sOOAm................. Arrive A.4s p. a
Daily Except Sunday.
III. 900 am. SUNDAY ony) Arrive 4.45 pm.
G. II. & II. II. II.
"a, I&G. N. Depot. 5000 m
IN M +. & I. Depot. a u
IA, & G. N. Desot ..............o.5 a, 10
IA. Grand Genital Depot. m
IA, IEG N Depot ............4,5S p. m
IN. Grand Central Depot. 900 p. m
Una i & G. n. Depot. ..............9 .lO p. IN
sundays only.
2Mldnisht special arrives l. a, m. Sundays
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Fifth Ward Depot.
>, 700 am Express Train Arrive 1000 pm
Grand Central Depot
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M 20. q w. r. n. n.

mas, trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
:, Ds,oi 10 minutes later than the above.
The oasis., 1901-06-29
WAYSIDE NOTES.

luC OMllCl Ol ltiN iiah0ooAhN hhbtS Il rode, who had kindly volunteered me the use of the animal said: II will guarantee that you will find this animal far superior to the one you immortalized in your account of your journey from Bisbee to Mi mas Prietas, via Nacosari, Moctezu- ma, Lampazos. Sahuaripa, Mulatos; "etc."
 Innocently l inquired
 What mule"
 "The one Mir. Oscar Rountree loaned you," was the reply.
 Well" said I, If this mule does what he should I will inn mortalize him also"-for this was of the masculine gender.
 In the United States a mule, whatever the, sex, is a mule. In Mexico they are distinguished. 1 now rode a "macho." Before I travelled on "mula."
 Leaving Ures with kindly speed ing from many there had been pleased and honored in meeting, I took the highway toward Arizpe, thirty-six leagues away. As soon as I was fairly out of town the "macho" settled down into speedy shuttle which reeled off the miles and leagues at a rate which was extremely satisfactory,
 The first point of any consequence passed was the Hacienda San Joa- quin, the property of Jose Lopez.
 The home ranche at the hacienda makes quite little town, with small church or chapel. The ha- cienda includes a broad stretch of the valley with great grain fields, gardens and orchards. A mill, on the premises converts into floor the produce of the fertile fields.
 It is just as we'll to state here that after the grain is harvested the land is cleared and another crop raised in the same season-beans, peas, tobacco, sugar cane, chile, etc. This is the rule the entire length of the Sonora river.
 Some distance beyond San Joa- quin the road entered "la Puerta del Sol," (''the Gate of the Sun ) as is named the pass which the So- nora rivers cuts through the noun tains of the same name. It is narrow canon through which the river winds rom Puertecito, a dis tance of four or five leagues. Along the canon are two or three little places, named Puerto del Sol, |" "Buenos Ayres," La Junta, /" "Mataboca" and Canada Ancha' The name of the latter signifies "wide little canon" Here the walls of the canon drop, are not so high and preclpitous, and recede so there is quite width of cultivable land for distance of several miles, to "Puertecito" ("Little Gate' the entrance to the canon on the north, for while the river was following nearly a westward course at the
The oasis., 1901-06-29

III tNc CdUOu ltS QiSStioh was changed and it now came from the north.
 Having a late start, and not hurrying I reached Canada Ancha late in the afternoon, and concluded to stay over night. The mule was turned out in a pleasant and shady place, fed bountiful ration of head ed wheat, my saddle bags and blankets put inside, and l sank upon big pile of hay beneath the umbrageous shade of big cotton wood, beside a quietly flowing acequia. had intended reading, but the quiet surroundings and drowsy air soon lulled my senses, and 1 knew nothing more until l was called to supper-and it was quite dark.
 But my nap on the hay had not spoiled my nights rest, and as soon as supper was finished 1 sought the bed prepared for me, and slept soundly until daylight.
 When l arose a good breakfast was ready the mule was ted; and the sun was hardly an hour high when I was again in the saddle.
 As I rode up.the canada I pass- ed, for a long distance, brush fence which reminded me of a say ing of MT. J. c. Chism, of Tuape. When 1 was at his place recently he remarked that in Mexico they excel in making brush fences. ," Until now I had never observed particularly; but the fence l saw in the canada Ancha called at once to mind the assertion of Mir. Chism. It was an immense basket set up along the road for nearly mile en- closing great area ot land, several hundred feet in width to the wall of the canada. Uprights had been driven into the ground about two feet apart, and slender willows, ten or twelve feet long were woven in and out among the uprights, laid in courses and each course bound with withes crossing it diagonally from the bottom to the top-and the height of the structure is about seven feet. In mary places the willow uprights have taken root and leaved out above the top line of the basket, a succession of way ing verdant plumes which greatly set it off.
 I have omitted mention that the road was now in the Arizpe district having crossed the line from Ures before reaching Canada Ancha.
 At Fl Cahue the valley had widened and the road now followed beside a beautiful succession of splendid farms and orchards, with here and there line of great cotton wood trees marking the division be- tween fields or shading pleasant lane leading from one part of the valley to another. The main road passed to one side of the valley and and occasionally led upon the mesa
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-09

week thnt nn inhgnint.an VIII nc
gives-iui from this ntiice 10 anyone 10.
gauling what other contestants are
doing aud hope tl,ut NO W III be saved
. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF refusing to give in
formntion. Everyone will receive the
same Treatment at our hands. WehaNr
mo- favorilcS, =" please DO not ask NJ for
any information.
\ lisi OF the votes will be published
each week as theg appeared Friday
j noon Votes received after Friday
noon will be credited the following week.
H. low j, the coupon. Cut it out and
write on the first line the mime OF the
| person YOU wish To vote. Ion; ON the
second line the place OF residence. II
the person lives az AmaN, or Mansfield
or any of the mining lucntions write the
name az the town or l,cation. II in
Crystal Fails give the street We re-
quest this 80 as To avoid the possible
confusion Of heing unable To tell which
Of two persons with the same name tile
voter intends to vote fpr. Alter filling
out the coupon place them ia an en-
velopc and drop ihem INTO our y. O..
box, into The box provided az our office
or leave with Henderson Bros. Amasa
people may leave the sealed envelopes
with l. \. Berg or at llolder & Olson OF
the II +. Cm iStcnson & Co.'S store.
Mansfield people may give the coupons
ia the DO-tmastpr or to Miss Kate
Curhctt.
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p LandaeId, watchmaI.er and iawcleI

T. Landheld, matchmaker and jawelcr
WANTED 4 small house or three
or four furnished rooms for house
keeping G. G. kimball.
Prof.. Murtnugh aud family are now
occupying the suite Of rooms in the
Moriarty building.
4 new high grade Adam Schpar piano
with solid steel back, for sale lp NJ. II.
Motintty.
Brick, lime and cement for sale by
the Kimball Lumber company.
q. Ulrieh, OF Ncenah, was ia The city
Thursday visiting Herman liuenscr and
a. Uren.
Rooms TO rent Inquire Of Mrs. A.
Nandlndaigue.
Honey Comb. the latest in thccandy
line. AZ Berg's.
Miss Rose Lennon, housekccper
for Father Keul, has gone 10 Escnnaba
Smoke the Court House cigar.
Andrew Eveland. who built the first
house ID Menomince, died las Saturday
Mrs Landcrville died Yesterday ~
her home in tie lower part 81 the city,
Chas. II Watson aud John Wall -
turned Rom tigdud Rapids Sundny.
Captain Thouas libett bias been pho
ed in charge ~ the Armenia mine
Mrs l'hos conlm and bnhy are visit
+ ing Mrs. Rover, al Greenland
Mrs Clara Eddy las bren ia lie cts
tIiis WEEK visiting lriends
Jas Ernnaugh ~ lltc columhia, wns
at l-lipcnling last week.
FL. Mitchell bought from Chas Rogers
Il forty ou Sc. -, I I -
! Fred Jenkins i here from the Mcsabi
/ visiting friends.
Miss Lydia lIorlcr was down hon
( Amtsa SUNDAY.
" Il Johe aud vile wcr souda,
viito1s here.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-09

George w. Wait, Of South Gardiner,
Me, says: II have had the worst cough,
cold, chills and grip and have taken lots
OF trash OF no account hut profit Go the
vendor. chamlmrlnin'S Cough Remedy
is the only thing that has done amy
good whatever. have used one hottie
oi il and the chills. coil anil grip hnvc
All left me. | congratulate the man.
uincturcfs of IN honest tnedi,line "
For sale 1T Coles Pharmacy.
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For Catarrhal peallncss

You will lind BunSrn's Cream Catarrhal
just the remedy YOU need Avoid d,A
inc lnlnlrnts, Ms that which elansrs
and heals tie membrane Bunsen's
Ctcam Catarrhal y such u remedy
lures Gatnuh easily and PLEASANTLY.
Contains 40 mercury ~ other injnrions
drug l. quickly absorbed Gives ia.
stunt rlrl. MnncN refunded il il inils
toeurc. Price 5ocynts For sale Nv !
&, WilkinSin