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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
BIG NEGRO ENTERPRISE.
Plans of The AfrO-American Tricen-
tenniaI Fair and Cotton Exposition.
CORNERSTONE OF MILL HAS BEEN LAID
Building Put Up by Negroes and They
Are to Grow the Cotton and Manu-
faoture the Goods.

Dallas, Texas, August 3.--The AfroAmer-
lean Tri Centennial Fair and Cotton expo
sition, of which J. Il. Wiley, prominent
negro lawyer OF this city is general man
aeer. has been In active operation on
month and the success which has attended
Il has been phenomenal. Aside from the
general manager much credit is due these
officers who have worked hand In hlni
with him; Captain j. G. Griffin, president;
William Sanford and ID. Rowen, Vice
presidents; II. w. Scott secretary and W.
b. Lawson, the electrical engineer, who
IL making the project one OF deserving
commentator, Tho exposition is manned
and controlled exclusively by negrors. They
have purchased three and half acres of
ground In a populous portion OF the city.
They have made great improvement upon
these grounds put up all buildings with
colored mechanics, painters and decorators.
Negro men laid of the grounds and de-
signed all buildings and Improvements, In
GLIDING the maln audLtoriutn, two-st ry
brick structure G5x65 feet. The whole en-
terprlse was put on foot and complete
without one dollar OF gift donation or
subscription beginning three years ago
and has grown continuously 70 Its present.
proportion. 1t speaks volumes for the
negroes of Dallas, as well as shows a fair
nnd striking illustration Of the business
capacity and development OF that race
II is the sole purpose OF the promotes
Of the fair to build upon the site of the
present fair grounds cotton nannlAt,
turing industry, 10 be operated BY COLO ed
wea, prs spinners and other artisans ana
employees The general purpose OF tue
movement Is to excite IN the negro, wheth-
er he lives In the country or Ia town,
greater Interest In the work OF producing
anC manufacturing cotton. The pr motors
OF the enterprise believe there - ~ tne
cotton patch and in the cotton factory
plenty Of rOom for every negro ~ t3's
country and that opportunities may We
fond In this line wnlch viii not cNdtc
any serious competition or antagonisln pe-
Tho corner stone OF the power plant
building WAS laid yesterday under thv au
spices OF the c0lored state grand lodge 81
Mnsons with state Grand Master Jphh
w. Mckinney acting as master OF ,efe-
monies The grand lodge was escorted Ky
the eminent communicates OF F0rl Mirth
aud this city under the cSnductorship, ~
:, r. johnson, grand eminent cemmhuaef
The two local lodges OF this city nattlel-
mated IN the ceremonies. which were iul-
pi esslve and effective The principal ad-
dress was delivered boy Hon. " w Hfuops
Of Greenyile Texus. chairman of tht
legislative committee on industrial iDSulu-
tiOns He was followed BY Editor w, n.
Mcdonald In IN able AMI Instructive
speech Alderman Lindsay Of the Thlrd
ward IN which the exposition u localeh,
prepared the stone which was regarded ~
perfect piece Of masonry' The ipscrip-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

49, ~ = ,t ~ -, - 49,, M.
uon WIS as i9lloWs; Lela ny MoS,, Wc.
sh'lMu Hlnnu h""to y. iNA9S' a, INN
q NJ August y y; ~ ,iVVR n, y, onui
~ w, MSNihhsA, ~ a. NV Ntntui3
H"'nh Milis, rr.,Ieeters'n /, ,npNuEVb' ~
a. ~ Sie1tn' rnuln1S ~ 9 ufl a. nj ~,
j al Whey , .,,,
nav 'Re mpNeme9. " enequla a.,1 ny Y't, ",
hehe OF hotu ana an riCHs ~ PNhtlScu ~
me amount Of bonds ihnt h9ye air9aly,
peen snld h{ MRhagef j. z WueE; Lust
FnnrWg} Wien ne vent cnst l2r nc puree
me conjunction ana operation CT We COZ
Ton mills In Boston and other Eaststn
ffiltiys, ne was told ny many lraseh9ss, a lnl ~
y Dhu9s people Would thke Slu'VVV ~
the fiUWn cotton mn pon9s .lnSE WVnil
sshe sne Oalahce. tie has sou N,uV5 ni we
SAWNVn pohaS Anu hopeS V u lew nuoys 70
nS, AnlG 70 Rihye we nhlince A,uo Asllet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
ORANGE LUMBER MARKET.
A Marked Increase in the Demand
from Texas Yards Is Noted.
MANY ORDERS FROM THE TERRITORIES
A Car Famine Is Believed to Be lnmi-
nent During the Rush that Is Ex-
pected in the Fall.

orange. Texas. August Sat all of the
mill offices visited yesterday about the
same report was made as to conditions ex-
listing In the lumber trade There has
been marked Increase during the past
week in the demand from the Texas yards
all Of which anticipate a very heavy fall
trade Many of the lumber dealers are
taking cognlzance OF the conditions as
set forth In these market reports for the
past few weeks and are taking advantage
Of the favorable opportunity offered now to
supply their yards with stock that viii
rc needed this fall just at a time whcn
tie annual car famine is very likely 70
he a. It's most indignant stage. This paper
ha, underworld to truly set forth the con,
dtlous actually existing. and, 50 far as
possible. give a correct forecast Of What
might he anticipated In the lumber trade.
With stocks In hand at the mills already
badly broken, big demand for hummer
now In evidence and steadily increasing,
the car supply already short. with almost
a certainty Of ear famine In the fail.
conditions would certainly seem 10 justify
the statement that the dealer who buys
now, while he Is reasonably sure Of secur-
Ing delivery. Is displaying wise forethought
and for which he will have cause to con-
= M IN. !. nra,,,a 80 nxnarian.ino, -
.a,1,st 49, .i ~ ~ aisnosins, ~ di,ne,,
ina ,hn strairht i,et ntines ~ ELK 10
iii it q .a,,or, sent All fri,n, j naisbhoriny
sp.e nj pp,ts stating fbat nricas there ~
s ,l nlill c,H ssaI,s ~ ~, III Ok ~ 81
nln,ensiion nau msuLnsu ," .snidIy raoi,
aug th'b ", w ~ ~ was sSas "nriaa
sn.ns, ~ w nnrehaser ~ n,nch as II n
Nv "rtaintr ~ nat,tng INC h,nthar after,
me cerlhlhis ~ XVI unk nv ii'V * hss
lne otuvl ~ pa -. '''il a TO- 49, ~
tne sl9'k anu w ma S snses s ss} ths
Nahteu, ~ . k"Vu ,ianff ,"'r rst "a" Io hha,
oruer Tegard1lesss ~ ne nas ~ IN,
demonstrate'u INF NY, anu ~. %Hn ne ~ III
cilsseIh nasd sdtarah,v "a" ,nu aTs
hrlce nsnsu ~ w.anti sn nSrncesd W
I M ssocA A,s vi ""'' - ~
9'1iSS 80 &c Tic demaud for luynber from
hetS Is ma p IEn asna Tsrrltnr,es ana as"@,
Iii. srnn, M reserration maj is he3f,y
ellailA Ir"In 'hs .ess sat ftamant rhe tbnns
thrown open Iol ~ t sstrni'n ~ ~ 'n" ,
sahns OF Puppis s,,,,,s q .,rra,
@ i ~ ~ ,n iocati3s tbnmsel,es n,.r.
u'al -, Iiin"'i "a
mahthta' - ..o ar..,,h a,d a.tra,ns
pespiv Wv ~ i,rnhar rann,fss t,,e,.s
neat N hahsas, nv tuii st,s satbseh 81,
90 nol ,Hll'it.lpl.V "" -, =, .a,,,is ,,5 1aat
me luIlrtsr tIuue ~ san, 9hot n,srise, az
Tor aoon uenianH ' pnstayn tnnnirics apa
some tine ~ e'i .,,.,,s .hn'ai, az o,Iv -
neconins n nv ~ ,rn n,,,shar rss,it ~ me
rev aa' ~ ~ arnars ons Ann mere has re
paavlhat ,,,,iries o,orcsrat,ne several milton.
Seeaatt dnring Inc nSst <,eeE delivery 10 he
Ieed u ~ or,b Atlantic coAst noinfs the
a msae from Mexieo u hardly as good as
U mas nesh anu snc nS iron, ,his ace
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

With its Myriad Twlnkllng Lights was a
Neritahle Fnlry-Land. That kind of a
Notice Is worth 50 Of anybody's Mones
Mr.. Frlsbie and three other Pillars of the
Church dvvotci 81 worth of valuable Time
10 Unloading Tables and Camp.Stools
The Women Folks ruined Sl4 worth Of
Complexion working In the hot Kitchen
TO make Angel Food and Fig Cake
ON the Night OF the Raspberry Orgy the
Public calne aud trlmpled down S45 worth
Of Shrubbery.
When It came time 70 check up the Linen
and SllverwaTe II was found that SIT worth
Of Spoons with Blue ThrCad tied around
them had been lost In the Shuttle.
The Drip from the Candles ruined $29
worth OF Summer Suits and Percale Shirt
Waists.
-Four Children gorged themselves aud
each was tied up In True Lovers Knot
With Cholera Morbus before another sun
rise
After clearing the Wreck. paving the
Drayman and settling for The Ice Cream
and Berries 1t was discovered that the
Church was $3.50 to the Good. So every
body said II was d Grand SucceSs.
MORAL: Anything TO avoid dropping II
In the Basket
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Edna News Notes.

Edna. Texas August o There was a yer
pleasant lance given ~ Mr.. aud Mrs
s. NJ Putnan az their home, six miles
frcm here yesterday evening. IN witch u
large number Of Edna's young people par
were served, aftcr which dancing was re
s,impd nntil nearly dnyhleak this morning
An pronounced the affair most enjoyable
ore.
Wheeler Marvin was painfully hurt yes
tciday while trying 70 saddle young
horse. The horse paved him several times.
cash above and below the eve, making II
necessary 70 take several stitches TO aew
up the wounds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

I. Ma nromIsed to be home early
li.sn he had one Foet on the Stcp
lNHas, car whcn he happened -
81, INT his wife had told him 10
.n s,,oo 4 Basket Of Gem Melons. be
81 Grocer did not keep the kind
!. ,ss Aid moi fancy the Ns'ion Of play
'es y ! pons on the Streets. but be
.ss,o would he catch-as.catch-can
|s,.s Match II he failed to show mp
,.s,.. Melons so he turned reluctantly
.anrpd the Car to 70 Its Way.
.ogbt Dclicatessen Store and
~ 5-pound Basket of understood
w, that looked as IL they were
|a,ssd he started back TO take tue
|.lt rsr when he ran plump Into an OH
"a rom Memphis. They stoad and
I hands for a while and sail, Well,
| ar aid wanted 10 know how Tricks
- and then the Acquaintance from
/ soa,b said II was the Custom IN h s
/. Y tho Country when two Genilem n
~, long Separation to pour small
.,,.n an the Altar Of Friendship.
w. v.ill excuse me II | don't refuse.
sehhv and the two began 10 Look
IA for Place With Potted Ferns
Ky Window aud Cathedral Glass +
4. INK lid their Breast Bones agalh't
4 msielr Hand Rail, Hubby saw a
Al ~ 4 Lady With Auburn Hair. She
4. watching The Cars unload at the Tor
There was what YOU might te IN .
[,lul Clean In her EMe, ana she was
lsje Those who understand he Mntri-
I'm Code know that when II LAZY with
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nook RIGHT couRsE.
The Endowment Rank, Knights Of Py-
thias. Proposition.
Jndianannits Ionrnat

Indianapolis journal.
The Endowment Rank, Knights Of
Pythias. had the usual two horns 10 It's
dilemma" said State Auditor Hart last
night "one horn was 20 raise the amount
81 Its dencit by an additional assessment,
while the other was 10 go into the hands
OF receiver Because Of the af6iiation OF
the Endowment Rank with the general
order of knights OF Pythlas. a recefvership
would mean taking control by the courts
o. an fhe anairs and property Of itlie
knights Of Pythias throughout the United
States.
Two years ago, when the fraternal In.
snrance law nf Ildl0na went into effect.
accepted the financial statement Of the
Endowment Rank. but felt considerable
hesltancy about 1t. | only concluded 10
Of the responsibility Of the entire order
for the financial affairs OF the insurance
DEPARTMENT This year when the financial
statement was presented there had been
some material retirement In that order
showing an increase Of 5000 members and
was In no worse financial condition than II
was two years ago, but refused 70 lssno
license ~ the rank. | consented how.
ever, that u might transact hnsiness Ia
Indiana until after the examinaton ~ It's
partmenis Of Illinois and Connecticut, and
the report OF that examination was acted
upon by the Supreme Lodge,
II think that under the management of
Mr. Neal Of Lebanon, the new president Of
the board Of control Of the Endowment
Rank, strict business methods VIII pre-.
vail and there viii be no Investments Ia
tne shape Of second mortgages aud / nm
quite sure no personal pull on the purse,
strings o. the-rank VIII be tolerated.
Auditor Hart expressed Arrangement ut
the -loNsenPss az business methods that
characterized the management Of the I'm.
dow men' Rank before recent inYestiga.
lions.
ss1'he frateruai insurance conannnIea een.
orally. however, have come 90 recogni
tloa Of the inexorable trnth that death
matrres certificates In the fraternal com
pany inst the same as Il does I'm any Other
Insurance comnAny; and, unless rates boat
some rc.Etlon 10 the mortality. II Is 0niy
4 question % a very brief experience IN
III disaster Is written across their horo
scopes"
The State auditor stili has confidence N
the Endowment Rank, despite the dlscioS
ures In the report Of the investigating com
mittee presented 70 the Supreme Lodge last
week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

a Hfhle ana -
r. mar eua Groom. Now, IN order
'assbs,s escape the Attention Of tho
Is ~. , ana the low chuckies Of the
N, c 'qat in Hotel ofaees. let rs
\ y nave been Married Ioug
FaA e,, rs started to Niagara they
Eras .aS aud she carried the heavy
g co~a n.y. ae went and SAT In the
4, sh aI6s'tnent and talked 10 the
r,l bi r''s aae killed time by reading
Ha,Io, 10Y 1t was a very faith
ava they acted Just as Married
rs,s 4. Iaey wanted to lean against
wldnsgs ask what Pldsy would 10
Is "a, pnere 10 die, and whose
&.s sna NJ, they cut Out Mi ths
~ n IN u the Dark. "' T"
'zsls su sssh,.snmingly. He neglected
>aat every one thought
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
QUEER ants PASSED.

Five Men Arrested at Deneon on the
Charge OF Doing the Work
Denison, Texas, August 3FIye men
were arrested today at the depot charged
with passing counterfeit money. rhsy
were carried Ia the county Jail 10 await
the action OF the United States commits.
sioner. They had on their person over
500 IN counterfeit money. q very good
imitation of the So treasury note and they
claim 10 he residents Of the Territory
ScNera Of lhn hllls We're pissed here.
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Inc Modern Fable of the
BrotherhoOd of States and
the Wife Who Was Respon.
sible for the Jubilee. y y

nentlelnan across the Aisle ieanoas =" Ysv
unu sHlu ne hoped their path In iife popii
M, tsa,spp WIN hoses. provided they dld
my HAN ,.m'e ~. N their stocking Feet.
U,ntt asked Emma, who was nrovon "a
body wv Nute Tor any
NJ II wSIlI tell you, replied the ,,euaemon
Il ~ w. nau pushed ~, While You were Al
poctored your Coffee for YOU and askrd
now many Jumps No Woman viii nern,l,
any Man TO fix her Coffee except durlhg ~.
hrst Blindness of Love. Then he Time
NJ, MS hanu when he wanted to know how
been married moro thin is Hours Ge Womb mia
nave known. But what really 10, the chi
the Newspaper.' P''' -
M MORAL: Carry your own Meals ana en-.
gage state room
The Modern Fable of the Good peonIe
Who Rallied to the Support of the
Church.
Once there was Congregation TINT
needed Money for repairing the Church So
the Women got together and decided to
hold a Raspberry Festival. Sister Frisble
invited them to come and Carouse on her
Front Lawn Some - Members Of the
Flock few out and bought few Things
to Weaf, the Outlay for washable Fincry
running TO about IS per Head.
Mr.. Frsbe got 50 worth Of chinese Ian.
terms and strung them around lie want.
ed 70 90 the Thing up Brown so rs to get
n Pun in the Weekly The Paper cnme
out and said that the Frisble Front Yard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

stability to the market and he does not
anticipate that prices Will ever 80 lower
than they are AZ present. In regard to the
ten.hour work day inauRurated at orange
and which Is being followed throughout
the lumber district Mr., Rockwell stated
that he considered II wise move, Con.
ditions Justified II. the lahoring men were
entitled TO II and he congratulated the
mills AT Orange for having been the hrst
TO adopt the system Master Cecil Rock
TO Orange.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
0NE MAN IN FOUR

Is Suffering From Some Disorder Of the
Nervous System--Drugs Can Not Cure
These Ailments Which Produce a ioss
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rapid certain and sure uprisc TO
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
aanent 81 Nn,,r Sins

Repent OF Your Sins
And use Hunts lightning oil for All pains
Cetarrh Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Cuts.
Burns. Cole and Dlarrhea Satlsfactlon
guaranteed or money refunded. % and 80
cents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

KEEP vour liver In good CONDITION b.
using simmona' Liver Purified Elm hox,.
II cofrects Constipation, cures Indigestion.
Bilinusness, Stops Headache gets your
heart In TIE Iight place 20 you can smile
1t ycur neighboE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

from the pfnEtT
piication OF Electric
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Weak, Nervous. DE.
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can again becom :
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perfect, Blectrlcl'y
must be supplied. TO
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the system stop. covoF
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the lips grow red. the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

1 Irtsses begins 10 telegraph with one
then is the fine to climb Tr q
NJ did not mention the Vision to his
FN from Memphis He did not be
"A - unloading his Troubles on an
Vent Third Party or admitting to any
ka. he could be Sacred by n Weak
Elp weighing only ~.
b Nan from Memphis or1cred two
~ The julep is built In a tall VASE
consists Of a leafy Roof Garden super
kEd on q Display Of Small Fruit The
IN spderlald With q Nansen Ice Pack.
~ aad TO take of his iIat in order
Nsal through the Mint ard e. to the
sse As he Looked nj tuc aiding
Hlgal through the Kalrld opa tf
*Iallr Flashes and Blushlne Cherries,
rlelgre of Mabel with her Face
*1 Ihe Pane fadgd away anl h he
wv smr-eyed Sirens in White plav-
glime on iewe ed Mandnlhs anil
&g Dixie lie lett n great Ia, e
III southland yelling up in his Heart
'i,s lou the Barkecp to put the BASKET
4 nora 81 On ne lee and get busy with
a I9cE Memphis by the Hand aud said
anson and DiSon's Line was ly
Sn He wished to propose To st
n g.1hy tennessee, brightest Gem III
pladem Of States. the Home of Fa T
~ and Brave Men.
Me second Jpltp he told fhe Bar,
y mke the Melons out and reed
"a VS. cat and 70 order up Car
4 Nia two Drivers. on Second
~ ae decided ia take the Melons
n v 'ltow az the Are Lights in ord l.
Ge lhat the North and the South
= yne and lndlvisiblc.
ny arrived home at . AM. carrying
p'nhe Of the Basket. When she
INV " on him, he proved to her tnat
w Ky lave been there Mt 615 II sac
". Aszed him to purchase all tho, G
aAl' Usually the Woman is to
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sHIpMENrs roR IuLY.

Lutcher g. Moore Lumheg company
RAN shipments rough. Il .007, 400
Rail shipments, dressed. ba27,71s
Water shipments .....,.. 800, Ia .
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Water shipments ........ 3UD, la
AGA, 4os
l.. Miller Lumber & Shingle Co.
Rail shipments, rough S2S,24T
Rail shipments, dressed 2025, 20
- 1855, 476
Orange Lumber company
Rail shipments rough. 47G.312
Rail shipments, dressed IL i26,3o4
water shipments ...s.... 210,I11
a 1873, 1913
Wingate Lumber company
Rail shipments, rough 70 BS2, t22
Rail shipments, dressed. 1525.9So
------- 249i, i0T
Bancroft Lumber company
Rail shipments. dressed 107A.563
Water shipments $3.50. 240,507
------ 1920, O70
Alexander Gllmer--
Rail shipments, rough
and dressed ........ 1880, co.
Total shipments for July s,,,...1I.1l8.476
The following are the monthly shipments
by rail since January /, 1897, and do not
include the lumber sent out by vessel, via
Sabine Pass:
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q MODERN FABLES. g
BY GEORGE ABE, !.
Author Of "FaDles II s'sno.'

,...,,,sbted 1901 hy Robert How
~ ard Russell.
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no'stn Fable of the Wedding Trip
sne BAD Break in the Dining Car.
u ~ Emma were on their Honey
p'f nut they were not advertising
~ dreadful 10 he spotted as a
4 . Ts'led couple2' said Emma to
lucy say that ali the World loves
ou' u seems TO give the Ha-Ha
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pr. Renneft's Electric Bel

| founded with the many socnilsd electric
belts now being offered the public. u
he's soft, silken, chnmioH covered sponge
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MS do the bare metal electrodes used on
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when others burn out they are WORTHLESS.
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Advice without cost. Sold only by
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Bancroft Lumber company
Ran shipments. dressed 1919. 500
Water shipments ,... 2i0,507
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Wingate Lumber company
Rail shipments, rough 10 49,, 1913
Rail shipments, dressed, ,1525.9So
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-05-20
A VERY REMARKABLE REMEDY.

A VERY RLMARKABLE KENNEDY.
TT is with a good deal of pleasure
and satisfaction that 1 recommend
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy" says Druggist A. w.
Sawtelle, of Hartford, Conn. "a lady
customer, seeing the remedy exposed
for sale on my show case, said to me-
1 really believe that medicine saved my
life the past summer while at the shore
and she became so enthusiastic over it's
merits that I at once made up my mind
to recommend it in the future. Recent
ly a gentleman came into my store so
overcome with collie pains that he sank
at once TO the floor. I gave him a dose
of this remedy which helped him. 1 re-
peated the dose and in fifteen minutes
he left my store smilingly informing me
that he felt as well as ever" Sold by
all dealers, Benson, Smith & Company,
general agents, Hawaiian Islands.