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The Topeka state journal., 1901-02-02

he retired from the senate, Moses T.
Clapp being sworn in as his successor
The state board of equalization is ex-
pected to increase by $150000, 600 the tax
assessment on real and personal prop
erty in New York City.
The injunction, forbidding the trus-
tees of Anna Gould's Countess de Cas-
tellane) estate to pay the income of the
property, except 100000 annually, to the
Castellanes, was continued by Judge
Beach of New York.
The body of Queen Victoria IS taken
from Osborne to Windsor where fun
eraI services will be- held at F'rogmore.
The departure is the beginning of
naval pageant of great and solemn
spIendor. Dirges and funeral marches
are the only sounds till the pier is reach
ed when the minute guns are fired. King
Edward has ordered Saturday, the day
of the funeral, to be observed as a day
of general mourning.
w. w. Freeman an attorney Of Kan
sas City, kan, Is being urged for con-
sui to Dublin
A fakir at Paola works the old coin
scheme on the merchants and succeeds
in selling his half cent pocket piece
for $25.
In the Wallzer-Rhea contested elec-
tions case from Virginia, irregularities
were found but insufficient to change
the result so Mr.. Rhea, the sitting
member, a Democrat. retains his seat.
President Mckinley is expected to call
an extra session of congress to meet in
March or April, the principal object be-
ing to secure action on the constitution
of Cuba
Suit to enjoin the proposed Jeffries--
Rubin prizefight was filed at Cincinnati
PretoT1us, a leading Boer, has sur
rendered but states that the Dutch are
as determined as ever to fight The
Boksburg mines were attacked by the
Beers and damaged to the extent Of
81, 100000. De Vets force of 1900 men
and two guns has entered Cape Colony.
Richard Croker pays his tax to Eng
Iish officials upon an income of 100000
a year.
The West Indian troops at ST. Helena,
where Gen Cronje and other Beers are
prisoners mutinied and raided the town.
An armed naval force finally subdued
them.
Major General Macarthur IS to be
relieved from duty as commanding gem
eral of the division of the Philippines
and will be succeeded by Brigadfer Gen.
era1 James F. Wade
There has been an unusual number of
fires this week. the losses in most cases
being very heavy. generally exceeding
hundreds of thousands of dollars The
more notable are The Coates opera
house in Kansas City is totally destroyed
by fire a. few minutes after tie audience
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Items Of Interest Condensed For the
Busy Reader
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.


Jacob Stotler. veteran newspaper mac
and pioneer of Kansas. dies in Kansas
City. The funeral is held in Emporia
and is one Of the largest ever held IN
that city.
An engineer asleep at his post on a
West Virginia road, mistakes the first
section of a train for the second and
pulls out on the main track In the
wreck which follows five men are killed
Fifty thousand Filipinos in Iloilo pro-
vince take the oath of allegiance to
United States.
The Beers capture a. post of Dublin
fusiliers, train with supplies. and dam
age a railway in the Transvaal. Geu.
Louis Botha is asked by the burghers fl
Pretoria il he will receive a peace COM
mission
Peace negotiations at Pekin are de-
Iayed by the death Of Queen Victoria
Secretary Long signs contracts for two
armored cruisers to cost 81, SOC, 600
The Office of the internal revenue col
lector in Peoria, Ill. was entered By
burglars. who stole war revenue stamps
500, 600 in value.
The United States supreme court rem
dered an opinion in the Chicago drain
age canal case over-ruling demurrers
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The regular meeting Of the Felicity
club will be held next Tuesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Edwin Lang
on Tyler street.
The Monday Whist club is to meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs Edward
Hernst-
Miss Edna Darrah OF Leavenworth
viii be the guest of Miss Florence Ross
ington at her home on Monroe street
next week
The RaIston Health club will meet
Monday evening, February A. at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ Kimban at
1915 Polk street Mrs Burton of the
sanatory milk and cream dairy viii be
present and give a talk on pure milk.
II IS desired that all members be pres
ent and each one is privileged to invite
a guest.
The Professional High Five club is to
De entertained next Thursday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Crane
The following item is from the last
weeks issue Of the Mexican Herald:
Mrs "A A Robinson. wife Of the presf-
dent Of the Mexican Central arrived
with her husband. on his present visit,
accompanied by Mrs. p G. Noel, OF
Topeka Kansas. as her guest After re-
naming In the city about ten days the
ladies' expect to leave today with Mr..
Robinson for a trip over the line, after
which they will again return to this
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house of representatives. is taken sick
with the smallpox.
C. w Jewell died at his home Satur-
day morning, and was buried Monday
The bill of j. A. Bucklin. to prohibit
combines from buying or selling grain IS
passed by the house.
The resolution asking Mrs. Nation to
visit the house is killed.
The resolution to hold biennial elec-
tions in Kansas IS passed by the sem
ate.
The legislature adopts the resolutions
Of respect for Jacob Stotler.
Speaker Barker completes the list &C
his committees
John E. Lord sues the Merchants Ma
tiOnal bank for S6,426.
A. L. Williams was operated upon fcr
an abcess on the Jaw.
Representative Lawrence makes n
attack on Grant Hornaday and demands
that the governor GUST him from the
charity board.
William X. Vanderbilt the multi-mii-
ionaire, visits Topeka.
The Kansas Day club banquet is held
A bill to exempt wide-tired wagons
from taxation Is killed in the house.
Senator Ieidy opposes the Pestana
election bill.
Rev. A. c. Rankin makes charges
against Secretary Stephens Of the State
Temperance union. He says Stephens
has ignored his work
State Bar association met Thursday
nent members of the bar make speeches.
Representative Seaton makes an at
tack on Governor Stanley, resenting his
limitations on local bills.
Vim. Eietzman. a shoe dealer, COM
mits suicide by shooting himself with
revolver
Kansas Editorial association meets in
the state house
Chief stahI makes charges against
Police Judge Magaw.
Miss Lee Van. a teacher at the
Sutberin school, IS taken sick with the
smallpox.
The Holiday monument bill is intro
duced in the senate.
The Editorial association votes unan-
fmously against the bill to knock out
the state printer.
The Pestana election bill passes the
senate.
l. H. Perkins Of Lawrence in paper,
read before the association, advocates
return to the whipping post.
Kansas Editors favor the semi-cen-
tennial exposition.
Farmer A. w. Smith wants Cyrus
Leland's job.
Col d. r. Anthony and Mayor Neeiy
OF Leavenworth have a row ia the sens
ate committee room.
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Mo-, writes:
My Httle daughter three years old
was troubled with a very bad cough
which remained after an attack Of ca
tarrhal fever, which was a great deal
worse at night. She would wake up out
of her sleep and cough until 1 feared she
could not stand it. Nothing that we
gave her seemed to do her any good.
II then concluded to send for DR.. HART
mans book, entitled The Ills Of Life
which I promptly received. / at the
same time commenced giving her Peru
no. She has taken one bottle in all
through which she has obtained CONF
plete cure.
"She also since her birth was troubled
with indigestion, but since she has taken
Peruna, she can eat almost any kind &C
food without any bad results.
''She is now as well and happy as any
little girl can be. When our friends say
how well she looks tell them Peruna
did it. I shall always be a friend of Pc
runa, as I consider it the best medicine
for coughs and indigestion we have ever
tried, and viii recommend it to any one
similarity afflicted"
If you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use OF Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, givins a
full statement OF your case and he viii
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, president Of The
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus. o.
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leaves the building. The loss is $3.50. 900,
with small insurance. Bernhardt and
COque1in were to have played there
Monday night, but with other attrac-
tions will go to the Auditorium theater
The fOur-story wholesale millinery
store Of Foote, Reed & Co, at Cleveland
was burned entailing a loss OF $3.50, 900
on stock and $4,000 on building. An
explosion in the cigar factory of Wicke
company in New York was followed by
one of the hercest fires the city has had
in years. The burned area took IN a
city block with a. loss of 81 500 000
Twenty persons were injured. Fire in a
big crockery store in Chicago causes a
loss Of between $500. 900 and $400 900. Two
women were killed in the burning Of ths
seven-story Hotel Jefferson in New
York, While one woman was being
lowered from a sixth-story window the
rope broke and she fell to the sidewalk,
striking on her skull The other woman
was suffocated. Fire in Frankel Bros
department store in Des Moines destroys
a half million dollars worth of property.
The loss to the Franl<els reaches $375,-
600. consisting of $3.50 600 on stock and
S12500O on building. other stores in
vicinity sustained damages varying in
amounts. Fire in Wizards hotel.
washington, endangered a number of
guests, including several members of
congress and their wives. Seventy -fve
animals in winter quarters at Bostock's
ZOO" in Baltimore were burned to
death in fire which destroyed the
building. The loss on animals is $4,000.
LOCAL SUMMARY.
Mrs. Carrie Nation calls upon Cover
nor Stanley and invites him to get
hatchet and go out with her to smash
the joints. She calls him coward, and
demands that he take some action to
close the joints. She asks him to call
out the militia, but he refuses She also
calls on Attorney General GODDARD and
County Attorney Nichols. On Tuesday
she called on Police Judge MagaW and
Sheriff Cook. She prays with the pris-
oners and takes dinner with the sheriff.
She completely captures the State Tenn
perance Union convention at the Audi
torium. On Thursday she called on the
jointists. but was refused admittanca-
She lectures the men she could find in
front, but did not take her hatchet with
her.
The Santa F'e purchases the Pecos
Valley & Northwestern railway in New
Mexico.
The school board will erect two new
school buildings next season at a cost Of
$50. 600.
The local horse show association pro-
poses to convert the old fair grounds in
to a driving park.
J. $. childs. colored danitor il the
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filed by Illinois and Chicago drainags
board. The proceeding sought was Ic
prevent the use of the canal because OF
it's supposed pollution of drinking water
OF St. Louis
Holders of the Cuban war bonds, is
sued by Spain to raise funds for the
prosecution of the wars in Cuba, are
trying IN Washington TO have the Uni
ted States become responsible for their
payment and acknowledge their claim
of $3.50, 900, 900.
Capt. Hunter. of the British steam
snip Gov Black, from Grand Caymans
reports the destruction Of a bark by fire
at sea The crew perished on the vessel
which is thought to have been the Narv
from New York Seamen could be seen
IN the rigging but the vessel was envel-
oped in flames. and rescue impossible.
The estate of the late Philip D. Ar
mour is valued at $4,000, 600. OF this
$14.900,000 is realty.
The crown prince, Frederick William
Of Germany, is invested with the Order
of the Garter by Edward VII.
Walter G. McAlester, Vim. A. Death
and Andrew ]. Campbell, found guilty
OF killing Jennie BoSschleter, were SeE-
fenced to 30 years Imprisonment at hard
labor Geo J. Kerr, who pleaded nom
vuIt cOntendre to a charge of assault,
received Is years.
The steamer Holland from London
struck the pier at the entrance of the
river Mas, and parted amidships. Six
teen of those on board were drowned.
01dfSnai Bennett mas IN custody crazy
Snake the fnstfgator OF the rebellious
Indians. and an early settlement Of the
so-called uprising is anticipated.
A deputy United States marshal and
one of his posse were killed by moon
sinners at their Illicit whisky still in
Kentucky mountains
Emperor William received from King
Edward the sword Of a field marshal Of
the British army on his birthday.
1t is said that the New York superin-
tendent of prisons would recommend to
the legislature the abandonment of Sing
Sing and Auburn prisons and the estab-
Iishment Of new penal institution at
Peekski1I
In the sale of Marcus DaIy's fine
horses held at Madison Square Garden
the stallion Hamburg was purchased by
W. G. Whitney for $50, 000.
The hundred year club of New York
reports that the Oldest man in the world
IS Iii Rodofsty of Moscow, 136 years old.
and the Oldest woman is Mrs. Nancy
Hollifeld, III years old, of Battle Greek
Mich
Thousands of people have died from
famine in Shan-Se Province.
Senator TcWne spoke before congress
in favor of granting independence to
the EIIipinos: at the close Of his speech
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

CONTINUED on Fifth Page.)
The Topeka state journal., 1901-02-02

Mrs. J. M. Brown, Dunnegan Springs,
The Topeka state journal., 1901-02-02
A Venerable Gentleman Recommends
Peruna for Catarrh OF the Kidneys.

Hon. Moses B. Crane, Secretary of the
Odin Lodge, No. 123, Independent Or
der of odd Fellows. in a letter written
from the Odd Fellows Hall. Tacoma,
Wash, says: las an honest medicine
that does all that it is claimed to do, I
am glad to endorse Peruna. 1 have had
occasion to observe the satisfactory re-
suits obtained from it's use among the
members of our Order and others, espe-
cially in kidney and bladder troubles,
and diseases of the pelvic organs.
TT affords speedy relief and satisfac-
tory results, and the patient is not SIM
ply cured but stays cured Reruna re-
scuperates the entire system, and makes
you feel young and strong and in full
vigor. Try it, and you will never regret
it. 1t will not disappoint you. Moses
B. Crane.
A Bright Boy Cured Of Catarrh Of the
Throat.
Mr.. Hoffa F'rankenfield of Williams
port, Pa was troubled with catarrh of
the throat. He could not sleep at night,
and finally got SO weak that he gave up
The Topeka state journal., 1901-02-02

MOTHERS AND GRAND
MOTHERS HAVE IT.
Winter Weather Produces New
Cases and Aggravates Old
Cases of Catarrh.

Catarrh spares. neither strong nor
weak, old or young, sick or we'll All
ranks Of people have chronic catarrh;
rich men, poor men, ,beggar men, thieves,
lawyers, doctors, merchants. priests
Not only catarrh of the head but ca
tarrn of the throat, catarrf of the lungs,
catarrh of the stomach, catarrh of the
liver, catarrh of the kidneys. catarrh
of the bowels, and a multitude of wo-
men are afflicted with catarrh of the
pelvic organs.
Catarrh is a word which includes a
multitude of diseases. Nearly One-half
Of the diseases to which the human flesh
is liable, are in reality, nothing more
nor less than catarrh in some phase or
location.
When it is said, therefore, that Peruna
cures catarrh wherever located, a much
larger fact is stated than at first ap-
pears. If it be true that Peruna really
does cure catarrh wherever located,
what a multitude Of diseases Peruna
will cure.
Who is it that says Peruna will cure
catarrh wherever located2 Doctors say
it, lawyers say it, preachers say it, a
vast army of men ana women say II
who have tried it. The old and the
young say it. They say it in the east,
in the west; they say it in the north
and the south
All these say that Peruna will cure
catarrh wherever located, and they say
it too without any solicitation, hesita-
ton or remuneration. Never was
words, Peruna cures catarrh wherever
located.
Catarra Patients Lately Cured by DIR.
Hartman.
Thousands of people VINO know. of Pc
runa as catarrh cure get it and begin
treatment. Some of these people write
to DIR. Hartman Hundreds of letters are
received by the. doctor every day. These
letters are all promptly answered free.
The cures are numerous. These teSti-
monials are not solicited and never pub
Ished except by the wish of the ones
writing them. Here are few Of them:
A Housewife Cured of Pelvic Catarrh
Mrs A E. Stouffer of Sabetha.. kan
sas. was troubled with headache, palpi-
tation of the heart, pain in the side, and
she wrote DR.. Hartman she had given
up all hopes OF ever being cured. She
took a course of Peruna, and says:
-"PeEuna has given me health and
strength; it is the best medicine that
was ever made for women. My friends
say they never saw such a change in
woman. talk to every one about Peru
na- I cannot say too much for Mrs
A. E. Stouffer.
A Young Man Saved From Lifelong
CatarrI1 of the Nose.
Mrs. Regina Roller, 315 St. Joseph St,
Rochester, N. ", had a son who was af-
f1icted with catarrh for six years. He
was treated by a Rochester doctor for
catarrh of the throat; but his eatarrh
remained.
He got so bad finally that he could not
The Topeka state journal., 1901-02-02
trying doctors, and began to use Peruna.
He is now entirely well.
Peruna Cured this Beautiful Young
Girl of CatarrIh OF the stomach
Read f1er Letter.

&Ga9 Ter LeLGeFs
Miss Dollie E. Edens Charleston, Mo-.
writes:
Before I began your treatment my
stomach was bloated up all the time. L
could only eat boiled milk and cracker,
and was even then most distressed after
eating. Was hungry all the time, but
did not dare eat enough to satisfy my
appetite. The doctor treated me for in
digestion. took so much medicine, but
nothing did me any good
1T is with happy heart now write
you that I am almost well, and Peruna
has done the work. 1 think it is the
best medicine on earth. Had it not been
for Peruna and your kind advice, which
I followed to the letter, I should have
been in a lunatic's grave long ago.
Il took medicine for a year and moth
ing helped me until I took Peruna- It
was certainly a Godsend. Our doctor
bill amounted to small fortune of itself
My mother and grandmother are now
taking Peruna, and it is helping them.
talk Peruna to everybody. The druggist
tells me he sells more of it than any
other medicine. 1t is grand"
How a Mother Saved a Baby
Daughter.
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PERUNA FREES MANKIND FROM THE CHAINS OF CATARRH

breathe through his nose at all, caught
cold easily, was always hawking and
splitting, had liberated sore throat, poor
appetite, and never felt well. He fol-
lowed DR. Hartmafl's advice. took Peru
ma, and now says he feels better than he
ever did.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-28
Nh,tt.Nnu- Ri-th 7euth.

IfAEirl is bora il January shs
VII bsE rruSsut bo-ssEiis, Eiveu
o. a-choiy. bui gees tempered +
g ir Fss-uary. tu-ars and Eeect-
lo-tts wife e. tsu6sf -5t1sri % io
March. q tr.rol --E--sr-1a, ---s-
ut1t rlfr- 90 r-zr-s "a % i1 Apfil-
l1-.-sitr. 1ot l-te --srt, 71t likely
81. be- E551 l1-El1E. % -- Nay. hEu1-
s1-s ard IEs.g 90 Be -Eppy, n 10
r1-s. i-v-t11us. vlI larry early
a-s be trivols1s % l1 s-.y PEssa-iy
-r-5s5-s. .1i vi.1 q s-lEg temper
@ .- t-E-s-. a-la-Is a-t prEc icsi
t-s Lksly 90 -arfy r--. % iu sep
ten 1s-. -i.crsst. EEE-.s and uucs
lEs5. g 10 Octsosr, pretty aud CO.
g3s-tlss a-d Hke.y 20 BE- 1Bppy g iu
NOVEMBER. E5srsL k-5 and Of a
mild o.spos5aoa; % lu December,
vel -t.portl5nss. f511 g uovs.ty
ard s1trtvtEArt
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A stranger wb5 Lsi an aQp1i1t-z-t
o -=et q f-.e-d = the Ch1ube-s street
ferry house. which IS used - Ere
Commuters. Ess greatly puzzled The
otasr zfteruoo1 By the acuo1s q IRE
men va1 pzsse1 TIE t.-kei takers VI
dow. Nearly thr-s-t t5ur-hs q then
took their hats o 70 tb@ ticket takeT IN
tie E1osI polite style.
TIE strluser thought thai possibly
TIE tcEet czker's E.fe vas i1 the box
with him and bs went bscE % look
sEalu. There was % one l1 the box
save the t.ekst taket. who looked good
uaturet. bet not Imposing WLs1 his
friend arrived. the stranger sald-
Is that tie presiteut o. the Ere
rad 10 that boTT
Certainly not WAY Do you ask sseh
Gquestioos
why. every nan vb0 passes him
takes hts hat q. gives hin & marching
salute and walks on"
Tie friend smiled p.,yiuE,y a. the
st-ar rers l-u0rauce ard said .t vas :
tries % the Er.e Commuters % carry
their -leEe-s i1 the crown q their hats
Tley took the.r hats % 50 that The
G-el; night see the tlcEeL-NeW YoEE
sun
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Read Bryan's paper.

Subscriptions for william J..
Byans paper, The Coumousr,
viii be received al the ARDxoRE-
uE office. In order 20 receive the
initial number Of this paper. you
should subscribe now. II order
70 protect the public from fraud at
the hands OF pretended agents,
Mr Bryan vii. not employ travel
ing cauyassers. You can Get The
Commouer one year for one dollar,
or better still the Comu0her aud
tie WEEKLY ARDMoREITE both
one wear Tor $50. Remember
there are no travelling aseuts.
send in your subscription aud get
these two excellent papers al once.
Address, The ARDNoREITE,
Ardmore, I. 7.
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TIE biggest episcopal throne IN Eu-
rore IS O.. the Exeter cathedral 7oul-
p1.lj lt Tie very lest g1k. With nag
l.1eer- carving executed " The most
expert tes. -lsrs cf tie tay. tie throne
so1-s upward .l beautiful tzpering PIN
uau.es. which rise Up lo the lofty roof
% tle s1c-ei edldce The throne Is
-1- only --e biggest but one q the
Oldest u was saved from destruction
ty t.a Fu-.-z-s ty TIE Ingenuity o. the
Cavaliers who VIXEN TIE R9ludheads
marched on Exeter pulled down the
tLrlre and divided g l-t5 o1 pieces
one Coz every DAY q tie year. The
p-eeas were safely secured To- many
hiding phases. --l wleu peace was ~
stored the I=ees were POT together
Era.l without the aid 90 a single usiL
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Fro- -1s Nl--l-at.- E1t1ertorc-
.cr. y. c.. TIE editor % i.s Viz
5scG-or 1Es -ad .--ssIsu 20 tsst the
s1-Gcy @ Cha15sr.aia's Psin Balm
.Hl-s wl,z tss uosi rs-ErEEols re-
f1lt. .r sG-1 cBss. Flrs-, wit1 r5so-
-atism i1 TIE shoal5sr from vhich
-s s1rs-e1 e1c-uiEtirE pkin for ter
5ays. vblch EEs relieved with t~O
srrH-z-o1s o. Pals Balz, ruoti1E
t-s pErts Affected s11 fsALIirz i--
stt-i be5ssi a1s entire relief ia 8
s5ort time. sscor1, The r-s1-atis-
IL thlE- joint. almost prostrEuuE
5iu vita severe psiu. u-.c1 Eas re-
isve1 oy tEc .--a-.o-s. rucol1E
wtd tos lliz--t Or rsuuuE a.
a. -iE1:. E1d E-t.l-E ~ free from
rsi- Fer sac ly Ll.y Dr1E store
ard 8. !. Ramsey.
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A Willy An.v.er.

The shah 90 Persia c1ce asked q
group of bis c-Lrte-s whom they
thought The greater man. himself OF
bis father. AZ trsI Be could get no re-
f.y t1 80 dangerous q question, The an
suls 90 wh.ll O. .s-t cost tie c0urLers
tLt.r heads
AZ last @ WY ca c--r-is- sid.
-N.-r father SIRE f-r although yCu
are equal % your father 10 al other re-
sF=--s iu this be IS superior . you.
t-zt BE- had greater sg1 than any yol
have
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E.taA Ahel. C.hh.r.

q yeu want 20. i, won't hur; vo1.
People used 10 think cabbage hung
heavy il their stomslbs. After each
neal, no matter what you es-. lake
a dose OF Dr.. CaIdwell's Syrup Pep
SIN. You wiiI never suffer trcu con
npEtion in-igestion. sick headache,
or stomach troubles. City Drug
store, v. B. Frame.
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Fer al pulmonary tro1olss Bai-
ard's Hore5oauc syrup, tzk=7 iu
TIE early stages, proves : sore and
certzl1 specific. Il is squ2lly eject
I've il Group and whoopiDg cough,
and Il used il season prevents the
'u-tbsr 6svslopnsut o. consumption.
Price = azd - cents. ". 3. Frame,
City Drag Store.
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ls slEa % so31 asElia -sich "a
7uicEly oo-siasd oy the ass q REx
TIA. Ii pur.sss TIE Blood. regulates
iss kidneys snd livsr AID eurss con
surEaou A. druggists A-s ssthor-
rsd % rsf1ud TIE money il Eny case
Eosrs Rex Tea fans 20 DO what is
-lsiusd for it Prise sc 1er package