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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

| NITED STATES OF AMERICA, Eastern
District Of Texas. S.. in the United
states District Court in and for Said
District, Galveston Division;
In the matter Of Curt +, Weise, bank
rnpt No, 90 in bankruptcy.
10 the Honorable David T. Bryant. Judge
of the District Court of the United
states for the Eastern District of Texas.
COUNTY of Harris and State of Texas. In
said district respectfully represents that
on the 10th day of April. last past,
he was duly adiudGed bankrupt under the
acts of congress relating 10 bankruptcy
that hc has duly surrendered all his prop
erty and rights Of property. and has fully
compiled with all the requirements Of
said acts and of the orders Of the court
touching his bankruptcy
Wherefore. he prays that he may be
decrccd ny the court to have full dis
charge from all debts proyable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts, ex-
ccpt such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this nth day of May, A. y. 1901.
CURT T. WfESE. Bankrupt
Order Of Notice Thereon.
Eastern District of Texas
ON this 18th day Of May, \, n. 1901,
on reading the foregoing petition II Is
Ordered by the court. that hearth.
he had upon the same on the 30 day OF
June, A. n. 1901, before said court at
the Office Of James Il. Burnett. referee
in bankruptcy, L. S court roou Calves
ton, Texas in said district. NJ II o'ttocs
10 the forenoon; and that notice thcretf
be published in The Houston Post a
newspaper printed I'm said district. ana
tAdt all known creditors and other pcr-
sons In interest may appear at tho said
time and place and show cause II any
theN have, why. the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not be granted
And II is further ordered by the court.
that the clerk shall send by mail to ali
hn9Wn creditors copies of said petition
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LADIES' hairdressing and massage par
Tors; facial and scalp treatment: chi.
tured; out town orders solicited. wat
son Williams. lul9 Texas avenue. dIJ
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TONIC FOR MEN -Mcnicure; for women
none better than Eureka Elixir; hotn
81 per bottle, at Lcwyn's. ~
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FOR RENT

TIvElIoOM furnished cos,
of three months from Iythgs \ :,
from Louisiana ear lino 'u9e III
i isss ior terms or address Iipu, ii
az Drazos street ~
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county, Texas. constituting A subdiyislan
OF section 1873 Texas aud New Orleans
survey Address +. Heiherlngton, ai6
o. second street. Cedar Rapids. Iowa
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WANTED TO RFMT.

WANTED Two rooms fer light housekeen.
Ing, close IN Address 2b2o. this office 81
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.A Furnished 5o,,.s.--.
exposure, from June l. fn nn's n
Apply on the premises be,.' ne
w g,neR. sio Hamilton s,n rea
T1vERooM furnished cos,
OF three months from Jnngr a.
from Louisiana ear limo Ie n
ises for terms or address hqutt n
l412 Brazos street Y.
FOR RENT-First.class a..
located. Apply at once 10 AZ I
ROOMS Furnished or rr,
Montgomery. 'iurnlshd
ron RENT-C Cottage. No
son re HOG K per month. E. III 1. D'.s
NICELY FURNISHED Poo,,
men; close In. 100 Cani;ais 70
FURNISHED rooms. ,, r''oA
board; bath privileges. ~ w
changed. 203 Chartres s,.,salNefeax{
NICELY FURNISHED Roo,,s-
men; references. li0e Cams CANE u
FOE EIlNT-Cottage. No a,,s-s
street; Si2 Der month. X fh5
son block. -. L. Du,iX
PLEASANT ROOM, WIFI
for single gentleman. IN ,pnvah
blocks from Rice Hotel a,o mt
qnircd. Address A B q bMseIevH
FOR RENT-Two npsfoIr- ss.s ..ass
cnt for light housekeeping y ~
man ana wife. Apply 2l0a ~!
BEAUTIFULLY furnished
thing modern. 2501 prairia' . s
FOR RENT-Two- Story IST;sS ssssy
dcep, 30 front, 5l4 Trav,sn oux{
for any business. Applv ,.gs
CORNER ROOM No. 6. snIi,5;.
~ ped room. 1003h Conrresss l
Z. Cochran. ll2l5 Main.
ROOMS for light horsekeenis.-
rooms. BOB Louisiana street y
FOR RENT-Two nice 10fa.s;,
WIN oatn; Sc. 1109 San Jaciuio M
l2l1 TEXAS AVE.-T.arge 5o,.s;s
Tor rent, 2l2 blocks from i BIZ
| Main street, business center. "
rooms, handsomely furnIshpSs M
conVeniences;. commands frstr..
lar ana transient. custom; only W.
parties need apply. ~ ''''
MOVING AND STORING ~ An r..
household goods skiilfnii,. u az III
warehouse; moSey i nanS oone; ~
desired Scanlan & Bartell, IS
- -. LIoIe It9.
HOUSES-We keep an nn-,oS.,.-,.
all the vacant houses In oSa's
d bp"unle 70 snow same. Seaman Il
-oo rannln street, phones 100.
FOR RENTING large connoc,,,.
for light housekeeping. rsssrasssa
-- qua llseo. III .iartres street
1876 TEXAS AVE. -Furpisbed raos ,
private family.
FOR RENT-Two furnished room
blocks from Rice hotel. 1874 TEN
FOR RENT-One nov fonr-rocra n
one new thrce-room cottage, purt n
wafer TWO car ''"eS can at sEhA
-
fVh KEN IA nVe-r'om cottage o.
ster avenue hetWeel Caroline al
Hl--s ---1- " -,s-e. aNelus
| HOUSEKEEPING. completely fun,
new phone HOS; bath. l2ll
street.
FOR RENT-s00 acres best prairis N
Harris county. ID. Perriue, ID
Heights.
FOR RENT-Very nice fySTooro I,
with all conveniences l. Third sia
IN; rent 80. Apply L W. AarE
- : : -.
/ FOX REM Ahont June l, new aa'1
two-story house, modern eonVtla
Wc rG[r lai iaos az" ,Tror ioH a'en's
.- ~, WV VI, looo ! "a el-S-.-----.----
/ FOR RENT-Two nice upstairs frdal
Iq = Caroline street: Il.
ee"''ei'i""' OIL i"'A ale"ue' y
,-------------------
AGE-Newiy papded' on ca
close in. Inquire 1206 Brazos
4 STORE FOR RENT formerly III
by DR.. Tryon. Apply Chaiies -
---
A PLEASANT SPINNER room, uns,,i
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Brain and Nerve Food Il
wonderful food; II heals the sick
strengthens and rejuYenates the aged and
feeble; price Sl.Oo per bottle, Ask your
druggist for It. Distributed by Houston
Drug Company, and Behrens Drug Com,
pany, Houston. Texas 90
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FOR RENT-Very nice fveroon n
with all conveniences Ii Third saa1
in; rent $26. Apply L W. Marwl
Franklin avenue.
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wANTED-From 1000 TO 10000 acres o Of
BORDEN & Antill. 200 Main. u
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HEPATIC Splendid for liver and kIdncyS:
soc bottle, az all druggists 10
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FOR RENT-Ahout June l, new slgil !
two-story house, modern eonyelS
corner Travis and Polk avenue.
McGowen. 1906 Travis.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WEVTED-New potatoes onions. turnips
sacked. CARROTS only wire or write prices
Z. o. b. and name originating point ~
r Herring 4 Co. -
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FOR RENT 500 acres best prairie n
Harris county. ID. Perrine, "a
Heights.
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WANTED-Large gas or gasoline ell, iaun ih,.,
state size and price. Address %ooo' ~ 81
office. ----------
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FURNISHED ROOMs-glce for WI
gentleman; 81 Polk a'enue; 90 %
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RICE FARM OF $50 ACRES RICH
BLACK LAND. FENCED AND UNDER
DITCH; 200 ACRES IN CULTIVATION.
100 ACRES SOWN TO RICE; NEW
PUMPING PLANT OF 10000 GALLONS
PER MINUTE. Is. MULES AND FARM
IMPLEMENTS. FINE INVESTMENT
FOR $4,000. AL SIS OWNER, A. II.
BAhlrLL, ANGLETON, BRAzORlA
COUNTY, TENAS. rs
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CONTRACTS for all kind,
paper hanging or de9or,a n.sr lsI'|
address shapiro, the Pain'''
gIeSS. M
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DEFECTIVE AGENCY-Tra.l,n1ssis, I
furnished for civil and rsaSrrtsyrj
cations: reasonable rates, hox ~
solicited. James McCahe' W.
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FOR RENT First.class 49, :
LOCATED. Apply at once ~ tes " ~
office. " Gerct2
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WANTED TO BUY-A "Drug store. |
have the cash. j. T. Ballard beevi'iss:.
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PROFESSIONAL

HAMER & GORDON, AttoIn,ilssss Il
Austin. Texas; special aiiea"iiso i
matters connected with ,peialms
patents obtained; mlnerai W
After. etc -
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NoTiCE-A special meeting of the stock
noiuers or IN" Texas Savings and Real
Estate Investment Association win he
neld on Friday, May "a, at y. m. AT or.
nee OF the association. NJ. Kattmann
secretary. ''''''i ~. ~
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HUGHES. SEAMAN s 0k sl,sle' n
eral Insurance and real NE wlti
building. Houston, Texas, S,ts. ii,
anywhere in Texas; also 'plisj
and unimproved, proper WIN 81
property with us and we V"
NOTt
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FOR RENT-Two nice upstairs frtal
furnished. southern exposure. III
1912 Caroline street.
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NICELY FURNISHED P0o.
men; close In. 1lO0 csvrv,.MS III
Fuh a, NJ rooms, with :
board; bath privileges: ro,.w
changed. 203 Chartres s,a,sleisaxl
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE. 900 MAIN
street.. controls nine-tenths OF All unsold
houston Heights lots. Our prices are
lowest and terms the best TO be had.
JOHN A. MILRoY. Agent. II
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FOR RENTING Furnished fse-,]
blocks from Rice iotel. 1874 Tenn
nue..
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THE BINYON STORAGE coh iis
Household goods stored ID *.
locked rooms. New. clean, ",
secure. Corner Washington ~
streets. Phones T45. Finest ne'n'
In the CITY
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WANTED-Ten carloads bones; WIN n,so
pay the highest market price Tor scrap
| iron. brass, copper. zinc rnpper, np ~
! beeswax and empty sacks. Mayer Liz
! shltz lO3 Preston avenue. HOUSTON. =
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FOR RENT-One nov four-roc n,
one new thrce-room cottnge. mr., n
water, two car lines Cali al yItt
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FOR KENT--TwO large connec,,. ;
for light housekeeping: refsrssss,
changed. al Clartres street
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BEFORE YOU build call pp rent; y,
rings, and save ten peatssr 90
guaranteed. Peter Piein
builder.
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acres 81 level fertile rice land with good
Claw einy s 81 L. and abundance Of water,
ali to be in one body also pureIsl;a lnar iyr
Rr,n,hnrst BIO Binz building, Houston.23
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'n SALE-Mammoth bronze turkey
Skgs; isrgest poultry farm in the Scum
Tsnns Hry fouitry Yards. somerviIie.
6ls-0i
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HOUSEKEEPING, completely irrI
new phone HOS; bath. I'll 4
street.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED 10 sell oil stock in
every town 10 Texas; safe, honest Invest
mC1t; reasonable commission Address
eoiy. this office. %
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FOR RENT-A tive-r,om cottage n
ster avenue, hetweel Caroline al
tin. Apply 120l WEBSTER avenue
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WANT to buy good, gentle buggy hors Sc,
$40 Milan street.
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/ CoTTAG E-Newly papGed; on di
close in. Inquire 12O6 Brazos.
A STORE FOR RENT formerly ya4
by DR. Tryon. Apply Cha'ies ~
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WANTED WHITE girl for general house
work. must hc willing 10 work; good
wages Apply 23l6 Austin street -
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a PLEASANT summer room, un PSF
in the city for appdntment,. Ky
ron avenue, two blocks from Min
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WANTED A good sober. all around print |
or Apply to Ar II. II. Tolar, Angieton
Texas -
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1916 TEXAS AVE. -Furnis6ed ro,- !.
private family. r.
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GEORGE A. BYEhs.
gress avenue. Houston. l.
S. o. COTTON 6 BROS. " I
Agents and Adjusters.
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NICELY furnished room In prE'e Il
Apply SIS Main street.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished roola /
or en- suite; 1911 Prairle avenue J
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cured OF suffering. Jim and YOU mad
better 70 to see those noted specialists
from ST. Louis and got cured. toe! why,
Jim, DR.. Randolph put me 10 talking dl'
right In 30 minutes and offered me 5000
to stutter; Won will Ind them at Mrs.
Lewis 7iS Main street. Houston, Texas.
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FOR RENT cottage on Capitol n
Milan aud Travis. Moiefp =
ments. INQUIRE AT 1905 C0ngIeS
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ROOMS for rent newly Furnished N
and 2lI HutChins street, betweea
y. and Santa Fe dpOts.
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ONE front room nicely furnishtdiwi
located 1909 Texas venue.
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A BARGAIN sale. Two lots corner
and next; Magnolia addition; facing south
on Washington street Address j. o.
Box AL. 20
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TEN LADIES and gentlemen; good pay.
101Jla Congress. room 9. Must be husticrs,
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WANTED--By June 4. three experienced
women prcsscrs for gents clnthng; pay
81 30 per day to the right parties. also
one woman 10 repair. Call at 5lu Travis
street. X. Is. Green. 20
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FOR RENT-To gentleman. sgI .n
room: modern convenienccs' plp''l
lily. No. 515 Capitol avenue.
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RICE LAND-I want to buy either small
or large tracts Of rice or timber iaha n1
o4o3 this Office. ~
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FOR SALE Seventy five acres ont of the
William Robbins league in Brazoril coun
~, thrcc-quartorS of mile from Dlmons
Mound 'fitlc perfect Jno. c. Under
wood, Columbia. Texas %
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FOR SALE Coed sfoofn cottage same
can be removed at once Apply 20 ia
Kam. clothier. u
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J. Is. HUTCHENS, Navasota, Teras. manu-
features a salye thar cure letter eczema
ringwcrm or old sores of any kind; 81 Der
benefited after using one box money re-.
funded Write for testimonials. 7-l7-01
JEWELRY AND SILYERWAKE IN ey-
change for Texas coast land. Address
Edgar Wilton. Houston. Texas. n
co TO WAPLEs' DRUG STORE; You can
always dnd II there. n
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WANTED-At once: yard foreman and
shipping clerk. we are now only handling
green tmbers, common boards. fencing
aud dimension, but expect to begin cree
ton OF dry kiln and plancr soon. when
improvements are completed position viii
be worth more than at present. though
now can pay 500 per month; state eXperi-
ence and when could begin. Address 2005.
this Office -
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FOR RANT nice furnished roa1
bath. y. 1213 McGoVan Ave.
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CORNER, 00xllO feet Beautiful six-room
cottage, one block from asphalt street,
three from car line; less than improve
ments cost II taken this week. l.. w.
Craig. I06 Khan. -
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HOUSTON Architect anu .eritcit1'
clation. Plans ana sppr ~
pared and houses buiil .n,sstc. lr
Citizens phone il42- y
ing street. - ~
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FOR SALE-For limited time only, three
OF the choicest lots In Houston, corner
Austin and Walker; neighborhood, none
better. Apply PIE Travis street ~
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PLEASANT furnished rooms VIZ
50512 Travis. -.
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NO. 211 MILAN STREET.-THE,
part; the largest storeroom y
half block from MARKET nopS
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SEE trs Tor land In large and small tracts
Harris and other counties. Pye - -,
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THE undersigned is prepa.VsI,o. u,
limestone. rough or cut. WraSst
Francis Fischer. Austin. -
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DARGAiN.Af5S5 ceres in y. Brady,
r.Aprflt and Bachcr survey IT, Humble rll
usiflei. Harris ro1nty dealing with OWL.
~ write az once. only on the market 10,
.-'No nays. Address 2ui2, TINS Mice. -
SLIGO BUYS 100 acres, 30 miles southeast
~ Norsicana, In oil heif;t title. periect,
iuNes all paid; abstract in Olice: lsW
acres II miles Of Beaumont, 500 per
isf ni n NJ. Norneet, phone 6I3, @Ol B'i, .SI
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FOR SALE-4S0 acres good land in Vie
toria county, Texas six miles from VIC
tpria; price SIS per acre. Address L..
Benson. - South Seventh street, Kansas
city, Kan. b-d
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hard snow and he shook his shaggy
 hair and walled. So did his fellows But it was no use.
 Henry Ward Beecher Red Wolf after
 fifteen minutes hard digging made a
 wild dash for liberty. Ping" spoke a
 Winchester and a bullet cut thin crease to warn him. He came back and laid down by his tools.
 Take off his clothes,' said Gentle man" Ed and give him ten larrups with a quirt,"
 Red Wolf Jumped up and began shoveling. Precipitation rolled from him even in that cold, his soft muscles cracked, his body ached. Then he hesi- tated he had only to look up to see a rifle and a quirt above him. At the end of two hours he and his companions were given more coffee and pork, Then they returned to work complaining, furious, suffering-but obedient Blue Duck was grossly violating the law, but Blue Duck was working aborlgines that had never worked was teaching them a new lesson, and the instructing was delightful
 In two days Blue Duck had a series of openings and tunnels that remained comparatively free from snow for the remainedr of the winter. Henry Ward Beecher Red Wolf and his brothers were almost dead. No amount of coffee or stronger drink could console them. When they were given their free dom they fixed one awful frightened glance on Blue Duck and fled. Across the westes they sped as if demons were after them. Wolves seemed to be at their heels they ran so swift.
 They broke the camp at Flat Creek, broke it In the dead of winter. and moved on into the wilderness far to- ward the setting sun where work could not pursue. They waited not on the order of their going. Blue Duck never saw them again, never saw Henry Ward Beecher Red Wolf and h's tribe with shovel and pick again at honest work-H. I. Cleveland in Chicago Rec ord Herald
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--------------- A Good COug gh Medicine.

I find Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is an excellent medicine. I have been suffering from severe cough for the last two months, and it has effected a cure. I have great pleasure in recon- mendlng it.--W. c. Wockner. This is the opinion of one of our oldest and most respected residents, and has been voluntarily given in good faith that others may try the remedy and be ben efitted, as was MT. Wockner. This rem edy is sold by all druggists.
 A. J. Shell wanted to attend party, but was afraid to do so on account of pains in his stomach, which he feared would grow worse. He says T was tell ing my troubles to lady friend, who said: Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy will put you in condition for the party I bought bottle, and take pleasure in stating that two doses cured me and enabled me to have a good time at the party" MT. Shell Is resident of Summer Hill, N. Y. This remedy is for sale by all druggists.
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NO JoKE TO HIM.

To the People of Eaet Deering and | Lunts Corners the Situation is Seri- 1 ous.
 1 To say that East Deering and Lunt's ! Corners are overrun with skunks may seem joke to most people, but 1t Is far from being regarded as a joke by the good citizens of those thriving dis tricts. These animals with the fright full smell are everywhere about that re- zion in unlimited numbers. In former years the skunks have been plentiful,
 but never before to the extent that they
 are now. Persons are timid about go- ing out nights for fear of meeting a
 skunk, and when they do go it is with
 fear and trembling.
 family living up on the high ground
 report that they saw fifteen skunks to-
 gether one evening, and that their
 grounds have been rendezvous for all
 the pests of that kind in the vicinity. A
 few nights ago gentleman went home
 in the latter part of evening and just
 IS he was going to enter his front yard he stepped on a skunk, which at once filled the whole neighborhood with its odor. He has ever since had his clothes, including a brand new overcoat hang ing out on 8 line hoping that the scent would leave them. At last accounts the garments could be smelled for half a mile
 One day last week a lady heard her dog barking out on the piazza. She opened the door to see what was the matter, when she saw skunk not three feet from the door. being held at bay hvrt tla Ass f1a c1r1 a0 ytr the open door he made for it, and the lady had barely timely to shut 1t and keep MT. Skunk out of her house.
 Several of the animals have been trapped and few have been shot, but this has not seemed to lesson the num- Der in the smallest degree. The nui- sance continues and there is no way to abate 1t, to the knowledge of those who live there.
 Monday night a score of men were going to their homes in an electric car when one of these animals got under the wheels. The skunk was killed. but such 6 fearful smell the passengers had never experienced before. It penetrated their clothing and they took to their homes az enerous share of the odor One man said that 1t seemed to be all through him. He washed his hair and .ook bath but he smelled as bad as sver.
 There is talk of offering bounty on ,kunks, and in thie way many hope hat the pests will be killed off in such numbers that they will cease to be so By that time, however, he severe cold weather will be at hand md the skunks will go into winter the Portland Adver- iser a