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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17

TEXAS SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
Experienced and bonded detectives for
civil or criminal Investigations bonded
Matchmen for day or night service. NJ
n, Cure, general manager, 3o5l5 Main
street. tt
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LOST-A small black cashmere shawl from
buggy with crocheted border. Return 1li7
Bell avenue aud receive reward. II
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sTRANEn sunday evening one red bay
mare mule, about l5N hands. deep scar in
right side Of mock; mouse colnred mare
mule about iah hands; both fat Return
TO T. H. Thompson & Co. and receive
reward IS
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FOR SAiI,-MOdcrn two-story, seven room
residence; t'vo-story barn and SERVANTS
room; cement paVemontB; sanitary clo- ct
buffers pantry, plenty OF clothes closets,
bath room. hot and cold water, best cor.
ner on shady side of street, on best ear
line and near best school IN city: excel.
lent neighhorhood: a well built, stylish
home and well worth price asked. 1920
j ". Wlsner go Blnz. IS
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FOR SALE, exchange or rent. the hotel
property nj Pasadena. H. L. Dennis.
Mason block %
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|XENT ANDRE DE SOTO, In order to
tiHrtlse himself will give his So read,
Inn al 81 for ten days only; De Soto is
Il IL worlds greatest living psychic palm.
n he tells you everything, diyining your
klhrgmOst thoughts, as 1t were, by his
f{athceS This leader among occult sci
frrsls d the age confounds every skeptic
|fA rnbelieyer at once, as he gives su.
ktme and convincing tests OF his mary.
Eft1 gifts; also gives advice OH husi-
't@S speculation, investments, insurance,
faaHees travels, health, sickness, love,
'ftetce marriage law suits. separations,
.Fllk, deeds, mortgages, patents, claims,
1foANilons, etc. He viii tell you what
Business or profession you are adapted
.{r; gives truthful revelations on all
'pP anars, troubles. marriages and by
'1foper advice restores lost affection, re.
flilts the separated, settles lovers quar-.
ffs tells you when and whom you should
|firy and how 10 win the man or wo-
ftn you love, and how to make yonr hus-
'tild or wife be true to you and how to
7VtTpower all your enemies; gives full
.edet bow 70 control and charm any one
Nv love. De Soto is the only Anglo
3flIel graduate Of the Simla College of
'psat Sciences at Simla. India; will
'fSluyely refuse TO accept any fee I'M
H. be gives satisfaction. You will be
thleralned while you wait by Master
toto, the pianist, 1t will cost Won
xolnlhg 10 hear and see these gifted men.
IVY pamlst or medium who can not
Nv satisfactory references should he
a Ielaed Main ofhce, Dallas. Texas. or
~ congress avenue, Houston. II
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FOR SALE OR TRADE--Sevcral gentle
horses. two ponies, also secondhand sur
rey and buggy chtSp. Wilson's Livery
stable "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17

HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE 10 MAIN
street, controls nlne.tenths OF all unsV,i
Houston Heights lots. Our prices arc
lowest aud terms the best 10 be had.
JOHN A. MILROY. Agent II
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EIGHT ROOM modern house; will ex-
change for lots and difference in cash.
VIM, II. Olschewske & Co. 10
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PROFESSIONAL.

ptllsi TIVE AGENCY Trained detectives
furnished for clyll and criminal inYesu-
cations; reasonable rates. correspondence
ton. Texas ~
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NhApoLlNs, SO so up to 5000; We Eccn
Nl0llns, $50 up to $4,000, we keen
guitars, So 90 up to $40 90: best on earth
PhNers Music House, Rusk and Travis
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED In water works towns
for the Modern" otter; new desi gn:
sells rapidly; true merit, address Modern
Fllter Co. 243 III. Franklip street.
Boston, Mass
men; one as general agent at Houston and
one at san AntoniO top commissions ana
renewals; notes carried by company Tor
first year premiums Address w. II. Pat
terson, manager Hartford Life Insurance
Co., Trust building, Dallas, Texas, 20
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REAL ESrATE--Forty acre farm, Grimes
county oil belt, ndioins mineral springs,
line oil prospect price 5000 Address Box
II, NaVdsota, Texas. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17

THE Intellectual horizon OF the world
widens as the centuries pass" this ac.
counts for the reason why live business
men use stencils and rubber stamps ami
buy them from j. V. Love, 2205 Mechanic
street, Galveston, II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17

FROM FIVE to 5000 acres OF good rice
land, bound ON west by Colorado river;
ont 3 pumping plant Apply to Taylor
Is Huebner. Bay city, Texas. 10
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FOR SALE-Six or eight hundred bushels
of corn, twelve head OF work mules some
second hand wagons, plows, etc. w. G.
Bennett Courtney, Texas II
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HoTEcLs.

HOTELS-Boerne, Kendall county
an south rooms, well ventilated, all i'm
provementsi most recuperntiye spot on
1870
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FOR SALE-0ne 2-horse Undertaking
wagon only been in use short while;
viii send full description and price on
application. Sid Westheimer 20
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FOR SALE. CHEAP--One Peach Creek
pnntatun STILL u frI, LII t WHdH,9n ana
Caney Valley road Also Section 40
situated on porters Creek. about eight
Creek place has 1ye good tenant hosscs
school house and about three hundred
acres open land, and Is hrstclass FOR
cprn prairie. well situated for drain,
pge. and is hDe rice proposition. Wa
ter from wells can be had In abundance
,,ay se Ana -"b SaPpso tol easn 3r take so9a
Barbee Van Week. Il
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FOR SALE--My saddle mule Simon. az 4
bargain; well broken and 10 good condi.
tion. Address r. Il. II, this office. IT
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THREE cottages and one house for sale
IN and adjoining Forest Park n ID.
Smoaton. hN2 rrANIs or % pnrk 10
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IF YOU are In the market to buy or sell
city property or lands, Il win pay you 10
call or write u. MoSkoWit9 X Co, real
estate aud loan agents. sos Franklin ave.
nue., opposite Hutchius house.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS by the million:
special prices; all adapted varieties: een
eral nursery catalogue free Alvin Fruit
and Nursery Co. Nnc.l. Algoa. Texns N
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FOR SALE-Cheap, 100.horse power
Westinghouse engine, In good working or
der, for $50. just the thing for a saw
mill Can be seen at American Cotton
company gin plant, Brennan. Texas
Address communication TO ID, $. Cage,
American Cotton Co, Houston, Texas
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WANTED--Merch ana others who have
windows 10 clean TO send for our new
machine for cleaning plate glass. You
can clean more windows in five minutes
with our machine than you can IN TWO
hours the old way. BY express, prepaid
237 FlLth aNenne. Chlcaro. III 10
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WE HAVE few OF those beautiful lots
left In Main street addition, on Milan
and Travis streets, South End car line
corners and inside lots are still going
8t 5000 and S7O0 per lot; also In tho
Fair View addition, Louisiana ear line
some beautiful corner and inside lots,
a snap at $3.50. Now is your time 70
select you a home at sacrifice. See
Arnold & Roberts, 6l0b Main street
Heiner building II
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~ AgiHoRS-Noyels, poetry, essays,
hsi. wy pe prepared and published by
~ Noyel Publishing Co.. correspond
8fI r,, S0'e'ted; l2S S. Eryay ST., Dallas,
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FOR SALE--Thrty Western dump cars,
ia cubic yards capacity, used but little;
twenty-three long tons OF sixteen pound
steel; this plant viii be sold cheap II
taken as a whole Y. j Shea, 1915 Ham.
llton street, Houston, Texas 20
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FOX RENT--Slx room cottage in Wick !
park. furnished or unfurnished Apply
to B. A. Randolph. Preston and Fannin
streets II
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OPEN yet sealed envelopes; saves you $40
per 1000 In postage; 10000 printed to or,
der for S25. j. j. PASTORAL Printing aud
Lithographlng Company. Houston. IF
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TWO-sTORY RESIDENCE on street car
line; all modern improvements. Inquire
1907 Travis street. IL
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WANTED immediately, two capable sales
men one who can handle furnishing
goods and the other for mems clothing,
must thoroughly understand business
Apply in person with references. Ed
Klam. 10
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FOR SALE-Suction dredEc, conslsting Of
barge 22XS0; one lOinch centrifugal
pump, one 4-nch centrifugal pump. en-.
glnes and boiler, Wheeler condenser with
vacuum and circulating pump, and 600
able for dredging mud or sand or for
pumping water for rice Irrigation, aud If
taken at once will be sold Mt a bargin
can be seen at Houston, Texas. T. j..
Shea, 101G Hamilton street. 20
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totei p1au1bNETr A modern family
pa Fshninu somely furnished. Capitol
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FURMiTLhE, carpet and mattngs. Apply
l0l2h Prairie, room 10
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FOR SALE-Twcnty horsepower locoro,I-o
DOiler nftcen horsepower center-rranS
engine all new; immediate delivery. C.
-, NlCheIs Oh
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NATIONAL cash register for sale; citing
from business, Address No. 1898, this
office l1-2
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~ hay fsrSSA hlS--Sure cure for aath-
naeous n anu eatarrh. acts direct
f9pnont oy mail. W. w, McCarter,
NeAsA 1921
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A LARGE nve.room modern cotthge with
not and cold water fixtures; at 2ul
hutchins street Apply to !. G. Decker.
next door. N
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SEVENTY.FIYE-ACRE farm and residence
paftiy fenced seven miles out near paved
lNHNi FANN"t ootl, lllS Office, 10
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~ LOTS in Fifth ward nine lots In Third
Mafdi ten acres In the town OF Clinton;
wiz sell half interest in all OF the above
property for $50 cash George w.
Scheultg, Fox building. IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-14
WON FOUR PRIZES.
r. S. Cooks Hogs Were at Interna-
tionaI Live Stock Show.

Kansas breeders of livestock come In
FOR a good share of the prizes at the in
ternational livestock show held III Chi
cago last week and Mr.. r s. Cook. Of
this city, who breeds Poland-China hogs
took the lions share of the prizes allow
ed Kansas at the show. as the Eagles
dispatches related at the time. lie took
a bunch of twelve hogs 10 the show and
with them won four prizes. Mr. Cook
returned from Chicago yesterday ard
reported that IT was the greatest live
stock show ever held in this country. The
livestock show at the Worlds Fair was
larger and had more animals on exhibit
ton but this show had the largest num-
Der of really fine animals ever brought
together at one time. Stock from all
parts OF this country competed and the
quality of the stock could not have been
better. The finest horses. cattle. sheep
and hogs bred IN America. competed for
the prizes offered There was also
good demand for livestock and 8 large
number changed hands during the show.
Nfr. Cook sold several OF the animals for
good prices. He stated yesterday that
the eastern breeders were surprised at
the quality OF the western hogs shown
and most of the hogs Mi. Cook disposed
of We're taken by eastern men.
8ir. Cooks animals took FIST prize on
litter OF piss under six months old. sec
ond and third prizes on pigs under six
months old and second prize on male
Two years old and over. and this IN the
face OF the strongest kind OF compcti-
ton Taking these prizes only show that
Kansas breeders know their business and
that Kansas has the largest number OF
thoroughbred livestock than any other
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WILL COME HERE.
Crescent Sash and Door Co.
of Winfield.
WANT BETTER FACILITIES
Will Move Plant and Stock to
Wichita.

Yesterday a letter was received bv =
prominent firm in this city from the
Crescent sash aud Door conpanv of
Winfield, saying that The company would
soon be selling their goods from this civ
The letter was signed 10y c. II. Donnellv
president Of the firm and he stated that
in very few weeks his company would
be in operation in this city. In fact. he
said there was but very few minor bus-
mess matters that would have to be ar
ranged before they would move TO this
city.
The company has already leased large
building in the eastern part of tho civ
ano VIII move their entire factory and
stock 70 this city.
The company has a capital of $4,000
and has beer H. business in Winfield for
a number OF years and have built uu AN
immense business from thar CITY. bur
have found that the railroad facilities
We're not So they could increase their
output nor could thcv handle their pes
ent trade III an entirely satisfactorv. man
nef When they come 10 this city. the
letter statec that the capacity eff their
pant would be considerably increased
and they wouit. reach cut for a LARGER
share of southern business.
oklahoma Is in q very PROSPEROUS con-
clifton as well as southern Kansas and
'ne people are building a large nun ber
o. new houses and tins makes "a great de-
nand lor the materials handled by this
company ana because they could rot
handle this demand OWNS 10 their ca
pacity, and the territory open 10 then.
IleN VIII move 70 N-fchtra
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che county was n the city yesterday. vis-

che county was IN the city yesterday. VS.
Ting J. j. houston.
Air. David FTsemeyer q DriftWooG. q.
T.. was !n the city yesterday visiting
friends and old acquaintance.
Or Shuts reports fine tfn-poond s4y
q the home ~ sir and Mrs. ~ j. SIC,
crsary. ~ South Patuo avenue.
Mrs. Lisbergcr and son Galen VII isavs
Friday evening for Abba, iowa, 90 join
Mr. Lisberger ia The show business.
Air T. r. Wilson 81 kioua. kan. has
been in the city fer seveTai 49, SIR
Wilson IS oae Of EieHa. pronsi Ntt cat.
lie men.
AIRS Fred Anderson. % Ellsworth.
kan. came n Wichita Yesterday fcr
short visit with friends "a aieS % hays
her cvcs treated.
J. j.. Cannon ard wife. q Bentoa. uefs
IN the city yesterday visiting with frsu1s.
Mr. Thomas shipiey n Goddard. vas
IN the city yesterday visiting.
Mr. Ted Wilson. of Argonis. vas Fis-
itor 81 the cit yesterday lie ta1uThs
that be WIS getting very cold receg-
ton. ~ least from the weather
o II. Bentley returned from Cleveland,
o.. yesterday. MT Bentley has been
away FOR a couple % weeks visiting art
also tran.acting Business. ife looks "a
hale ard hearty as ever ard tbinks that
wichita IL about the only place Yst
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-14

prices have been paid for stock to be de-
HYered after the exhibition.
OF Chas. Paynes exhibits, little will re-
main; most all of it having been sold
some time ago, but held until after the
show this week. The bear, prairie dogs
and wild ducks go TO Philadelphia. the
beautiful golden pheasants going to the
estate of a rich planter in Georgia These
birds command from sos to $40 per pair.
one Of the last medals of honor which
was bestowed by the late Queen Victoria
vas added to the exhibit yesterday. 1t
was presented TO a well known citizen of
Wichita only a short time before her
death. for service to the mother coun-
try some p or 30 years ago. The present
owner begged that his name be not men,
toned, but the medal bears his name.
The medallion is q beautiful piece of work
and its recipient can be justly proud to
be its poSsessor.
Especial arrangements have been made
for children's matinee this afternoon.
The fanciers and one or two keepers viii
Ice on hand 10 care Tor the little folk and
explain everything on exhibition Each
of these men is an expert in his line, and
the opportunity win be q splendid one
for learning about the many pets and wild
animals on exhibition. The show Will
close tonight about II O'Clock, but nothing
viii be disturbed until after that hour
Chas. Replogle. Atwater, O.. was in very
bad shape. lie says: Il suffered a great
deal with my kidneys and was requested
to try FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE. 1
did SO and in four days ! was able TO go
TO work again. now ! am entirely we'll"
G. Gehring, 800 East Douglas. Geo. Van
Werden. S2S North Main. Wichita Drug
Co. 10 East Douglas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-14
COLO WAVE HRI
Mercury Was Below the
Zero Marx.
WILL LAST FOR TWO DAYS
Low Pressure in South Cause
of a Raw Breeze.

Yesterday was the coolest day since the
9th of last February. The thermometer
has been falling all day and is expected
to reach the zero mark before this morn
ing. Thursday a light rain fell and to-
wards evening it grew colder and the
water froze ano about 10 O'Clock a little
sleet felI and by midnight the streets and
sidewalks were covered with good coat
ing of ice.
Yesterday morning the wind was rather
brisk and the day was very raw. The
horses of the city had a hard time of il
yesterday morning. Very few people were
thinking Of a cold snap, especially with
sleet and ice. and very few horses had
rough shoes on and many an animal had
hard fall on the pavements. The as
phalt was covered with ice and was as
smooth as glass and the poor horses slip
ped around in a very lively manner.
People got out their heavy overcoats
and walked around only when it was lec-
essary. In spite of the raw day there
was a number of people on the streets
and many had fall on the sidewalks
The ice staid on the walks all day and
in some places where the water was sew
eral inches thick, the snail boys had Il
coed time and wore out the soles of their
shoes. The weather man said yesterday
that all this cold weather was caused by
the very low pressure at Fort Worth,
Texas and the wind rushing in 10 fill the
vacuum. The low pressure point was
moving northeast and the cold would con-
tinue for two days more. He expects the
mercury to drop to zero or lower. The
air has very little moisture here, while
there were heavy rains southeast Of this
city. There is no likelihood of any snow
falling here this time. Yesterday was the
coolest December day FOR three years,
except tie last day OF last December
Today will be q great day for the
plumbers. The people were not expecting
the cold strap AM had not fixed their
pumps or water pipes and many man
will get up this morning and find his
pump frozen up or his water pipes
burstad The plumbers will be called on
TO put in new pipes and the pump man
viii have TO put in a new cylinder or
some new pipes. Last night the plumbers
were called out several times by people
who wanted them to fix their pumps so
they would not freeze. The busiest man
in Wichita this morning Will be the plum
Der.
All building will be stopped for few
days, especially the brick work and the
plastering thermometer was put out
on the roof of the Eagle Office last night
and the temperature taken each hour. At
1870 the mercury had dropped to the zero |
mark and still going down.
The following is the table up to the time 4,
To
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CITY IN sRiEE.

Mr. A. c. wumot OF Benton Kan. Is
in the city.
J. c. Casey OF Rose Hill. was a visitor
in Wichita, yesterday.
w. A. Cox. OF Goddard, was IN the city
yesterday on business.
Mr. j. A Quinn. OF Neodesha, Kan.
was in the city Yesterday.
Miss Ida Davidson has accepted posi-
ton at the 5. &. NJ. store.
F. II. Butter. Of Newton kan, was n
the city yesterday afternoon.
W. a Adams. Of Ewell Kan. was IN
the city on business Thursday.
Air. John Binghsuser. or Fort Scott.
Kan, spent Thursday IN Wichita.
Adam Poeiner or CIeaTwater. Kan. Was
in the city Thursday. on business
Mr.. Geo. &. Dixon. OF Ava. .. IT,. was
in the city Yesterday on business.
Mr.. J. r. James. OF Newton. kan. was
in the city yesterday visiting friends
Mr.. A j. Hackney. OF Wellington. Kan.
was in the city yebterday on business.
Miss Mabel Piatt, Of Wellington. II Wis
ting with Mrs. n. B0Ite. for a few days
Mr. John Geiger and wife OF ct. Marks.
were IN the city yesterday oH business
Mrs. Frank Anderson OF Valley Cen
ter. was Ia the city yesterday on busi-
ness.
Mr.. Frank Martin. OF Beaumont. was
IN the city yesterday afternoon on bust
ness.
". T. Griffith and Mrs. Fora Guerin.
both Of Bucklin. were granted marriage
license yesterday.
County Attorney Dick Rich OF Conan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-14
MANY FEATHEREO BEAUTIES
VIII he on Lxhsb ten at Annual
Poultry show.

January :. l&e. VIII witness the open
Ing OF the eleventh annual exhibition q
the Wichita Poultry and Pet stock ssso-
Citation. This show has come 70 be the
largest show Of its kind IN ire state. and
this yea- promises TO BE- greater than
ever. An exhibition % the stock Of men
from al over the state Is g great thing
Tor the breeders. and also FOR the general
public Il allows the breeders - see wat
the ether men are doing. and talk over
the bsst ways 70 bring cat the nast
POINTS of the different breeis 90 blT6s
ard pets. and then che public has a
chance to see tie best o. al varieties -
checkers, turkeys. geese ard every mas.
liable pet- Scr . number ~ years THE
breeders have rzrt anansilg sn this civ
and exchanged sdtss an5 shown thsir
birds ard pets
Txo years ago the show wss given n
conjunction with TIE street fair AID SCI
eras hundred birds were On e1hia!rton Al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-14
DR. JOHN ". Bull
The Discoverer OF the Famous
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup.
)R. JOHN ". BULL

Or John w. Bur who DISCOVERIES Dr.
BTFLs COUGH STREP 81 yeas ago
was TIE most successful doctor ~ throat
ard lung diseases ire Tofia has ever
known lie bad s material reputarioa On
account of the wonderful cures l4e rlad1
il csses - chro-ie throat -rolble sza 60
cala1 incara1le coas1Iaptiea- IT. Bal
discovered taa formula which - use1 -
successfully .fgr snany years affer 4o1K
practice ard untiT.rg sciertirc study u
has ever Since been kacpr a. DIP BULL 5
Couch srRrp I'D otEer doctor CT
rhfnsIsr has eTr- been Gus % ec-ngcE-s1
ans frerarzsion cartslzirE tie c--at4Vr
Qualities ~ Or BULLS COUCH
SYRUP ~ other fgrraEs4 hsE ever been
siseos-rff tFsr 80 srect4TalT cl,es 80
5tss ~ trc Unrest ar1 lungs 80 DIX
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s..-sf. ~ t1.ss .ss.t r-a - ssf 1asl-
.f.r --srs * Aa 49, -r
'.- a ssi. ~ .krrszs - f.a4e -.
resTz rnsr1 tssf.-estss ElEltcr- = le@+fH
- Ass. 4Ets4 sGa12s-