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THE UNITED MODERNS give sound in
sur8nce AZ reasonable cost; liberal con-
tract 10 active agents; the truth win sell
81, no lying necessary. Call to 10 a. IN.
Wilson NJ. Rrown, 1Qo3l5 Congress ave.
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WE WANT AGENTS for our new No.
Standard harness riyeter: will da
same work as $50 machines used In
one one ON receipt Of * Cents in stam ms
viii mail sample and terms. Thomas
Foote Co, Los Angeles. Cal IS
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ten Tue name OF the bIdder ana the Work
bid upon. Bids will be opened on Fri
day, November 10 1901. Mt Il N. O'Clock,
and the right Is reserved TO reject any
and all bids. E. II. Vasmer, county
Judge Ia
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NJ II. BERRY-ED. F. DUPREE--Berry a
Dupree, 400 San Iacnto street. Houston.
Texas. wholesale and retail mule deal
ers: a large selection OF all grades OF
mules aiways on hand; all orders illed
quickly your correspondence IS solicited,
1913
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! ONE LARGE size walnut plano. used four
months &l95; stool and scarf Geo. w
Stie1. coo Travis street IL
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IT NOt want best selling thing ever in,
vented address W. st. John, Drawer %,
Waco, Texas. II
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nTHERS READ POST
" Want Ads. Do you?
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-one 10 four acres OF land
norm OF Southern Pacide shops. ]. 4.
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tiANO S225. large size fancy case, walnut.
upright, used eight months sells new
for $50. see this bargain; payments.
Plano Exchange ui5 Travis Il,
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RICE lands at rice center OF Texas;
rirnest lands, cheapest waterlft, heaviest
yield, largest PROFIT. Austin Company,
Bay City Texas. l6
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BIDS WANTED--Bids are invited by the
commissioners court of Harris county,
Texas. for the drainage. grading and re
pair of the following public roads In the
brook and La Porte public road from the
south limits Of La Porte TO Doggy bayou
A branch Of Taylors bayou, Twenty-sixth
street from the railroad to Main street.
Main street from Twenty-siXth street 10
the west limit sof La Porte. p street 10
Eighth street, Eighth street to F street
and Main street west to the Red Blum
road. Bids for the whole or any pal I
of the work must he accompanied with
check for $50. Bids Will be opened az
II M. o'clock on Friday, November 10,
1901. and the successful bidder Will be
required TO give Il performance bono ~
sum equal to one-fourth Of the est,
mated cost OF the work. Each bidder wiz
write his name and the work bid upon
across the envelope. f. II. Nasmer,
county judge. -
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SELFluREAD1NG needles for weak
sight; thread springs into eye; packet
mailed 10 cents, four Tor % cents: agents
ufncturer Lockport n Y
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INDUSTRIOUS men, women or girls can
make 500 per month working for us;
write today Kennedy Publishing Co,
Mcxla, Texas. ii
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting OF the stockholders and
directors Of the Houston East and West
Texas Railway company viii be held In
the general Offices Of the company, IN the
city 81 Houston, Texas, ct II o'clock
noon on Tuesday, December 3, 1901. Flu
gene Dargan. secretary Houston East
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOR SALE-Flneiy bred Jersey bull year.
Ing, eligible to registration. j. II. Rob
ison, kosse, Texas. II
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FOR SAIE-Horse, wagon, cowboy sa,
die. cheap. See at 10 Crawford st.
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EDUCATIONAL.

71ITI-TTT0N ET--FxcelIen correspondence
courSe free Address EDUCATIONAL Free
Press. 90 Ralney street. austin Is s1ass
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CHICKENS biooded Barred Rocks
and Black Langshans; also eggs. l.. ire.
fry. Aldine, Texas. II
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~. hUTCHlNS, Nayasota. Texas. manu-
&SSufes salye that will cure letter, &C.
NJ XIV ttingworm or old sores of any kind:
- j per box. Any one buying one
e. "a ms salve not benefited. money
4 - -1gel. Write for testimonials 1902
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FOR SALE-My entire property at Charco,
Texas, consisting of two store houses,
with dwelling over one OF them; both
dwellings, good barn 0uthouses, water
works and about four acres of land, I.
$ Moore Charcu, Texas. II
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BELGIAN HARES--Young 81; bred does,
So; all good pedigreed stock. L. Trefry,
Atdinc rCNng IL
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VT~ELL THE PEOPLE
4 what you want.
FOR RENT.

i CAN OAI4Gs.
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FOX SALE AT COSTA few large maps
~ ilVustVh' shghuN damaged. L.
- Nnl.lS, corner Main and Franklin. IL
prCr cpovr,s 90 ,,,.r,.,.,, -,
'"NNiSh SO"-
/ PLETIg PLANTS or, ANv stvp m ~
RIGATE FROM WETI.S on STREAMS
CLOSE PRICES AND LIBERAL TERMS.
! WRITE FOR pRrCrs q ! v1cK
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ERs. uorsroN oqoo
V-
BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND TYPE
w -llartfurds. No. 1859, $50
I No 2l5So, $40; No 20AO. Sl3. Dens-
II soi Main Stree, IiiI' Houston SION TsSas.
] TT1N17 S15T I1TTS siT0 T001-T- ,-1-- IS9iI,17i-
upright used eight months. sells new
! fgr $50. see this bargain; payments.
III IIAh2 EAeAange- ul2 Travis. ~
fW n SALt-New feather bed sos Carp.
IN Ll.e. ~
I ONE UPRIGHT piano good order, SIQ0.
stool and cover easy payments Geo
W SHr0, GOO Trsyl, street ~
months sos. Sto"j aSd scarf u &C. w ~
Stictf 600 Travis street t3
;-7s77I7I7
and shouted yictory7!!" tbarac "t Sbt p!aSe
chargel on. STANLEY. ONT" 10 / v Ioyes
for stencils, seals rubber stamps. metal
c1echs. etc. 40 Avenue Z, Galveston. u
8o-ll QhSH holler SleO -, houston 10
I SECOND HAND MACHINERY -Onq ~.
I horse power engine one SO-horsr power
holcr one Blake pump No . ono sir
foot iron split pattern nv wheel one
hydraulic press Houston Electrical sun.
| ply GO. 10
{ SURVEYS mans add MUD DrinfInT u
/ Witty. corner Main and Preston. estab.
/ Ushed 1872 -
! Y0TTNTT nTeD1S Nv mali c757-7-II,JIe
ioCnrJ tSi''H9e , r'"I o"inE e0la '
/ lng. X cents zach < WHITAKER dnr,si
( Bousion "N'''N''' "'''S'
~
| CELEBRATED China teas at Yam Tai 10y
| 20" lolo19 Preston - u
BIZ nol ~ IN. Tlh n Double tube tires SA5o
- f'sii. '"".. NUS 80 vasihEN Low
GU sluEle tn9' ,tLee - per palf D.
/ .-- " ~ - ~, lGl1 -A1a avenue
/ NtlAP GRA,i)Ek, Rock leland Disc Plow;
/ - H1,n VA " Nv ". uUA LIS, III l.
new Charter osE Stoves "%'N' 9 mp sam rsnsc ~
~bicb Hyn ca, .sn az $500 nn ,Vi t''E ~.
oarly and sHr,,So b baro"JE p'iRSSS, ca,
! huier. 4l4 Travis street don't forget the
nunner. ~
| Hay and rice straw OF hest 0u1IIty I'M o1r.
! IntS AMY to fIueboer & 'Eidmnn Raw
civ. Texas Il
!
! stEN Al. rates Tor speclaI work wilson >
! nacks: nhone l2OO or do. 10
! Whifiy's corns, Main ana Trost maps %
---- 800 -
! ADMINISTRATION SALE Frsulltn stuck
| 1910 Texas avenue, ali gonJs sold M
! actual cost ia close. four counters ste
! tables. threo show cases ono mirro,' nne
sewing machine and 70 fest sbcIyin,,
| cheau
/
/ Cllhl sANTHEMuMs thrysuuthemums,
! IHrySanthemums-Fln chrysauthemum
| blooms all colors, 81 per y, special
choice mixed dowcrs aud fern 81: We nav
! express charges: California violet plant
large clumps 81 per hundred Gulf
! DoaSt Nurseries Dickinson Texas Cal
| 1---on COunl ~. ~
( FOR SALE-Mcsco batteries SIG per 100
/ houston EicctflcNl supply 90. u
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SpECIAL BARGAlN-We are offering for
n few days a special bargain in $40 acres
9 Of the finest rice land, near this city, at
Wlce so low that anyone wishing rice
lands should investigate at once. See
OIonnel investment Co, Wilson build.
ing II
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

IN IL ~ - - - - - ~~e~
----------- MAGNOLIA CAMP No.
s,esc-ta 10. w. q. w, meets Ia
"a ". O. W. hall, lib Con.
kEg{Nf gress avenue, third door
4 GkekkN FIRST and third Mondays
Rff'e6fSA each month at Z go
III O'Clock All Woodmen Ia
~ tlssstFSH IN yited.
s J. Westheimer, c. {.
sJno R. Stewart, Clerk.
TTTyNrION. KNIGHTS OF HONOR-A
snHbiir meeting will take place al odd
FEs.lows' halI in the Mason block for the
8b1rnose OF admitting forty l40l new ap.
fpiitauts Tor Harmony loCge No. SCI.
3Knieais of Honor; supreme and grand
Ri. Of Houston Lodge 75i with their
4 fdy friends, also an visiting members
IN ihe order. are cordially invited To at
/, ,s,,ts Is op the program for the enjoy
2Inept OF an present \. L. Sterneuberg,
HlepGrter: vs. T. Camp, Dictator. II
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BRANCH OFFICE.

e.. rho beueft Of Post advertisers aud
= SS sre we have established a branch o.
q al 1919 Couti street, tlfth ward where
Ami ads or subscriptions may oe ieit a.
py fine
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Ny 1000 ACRES dark, rich, sandy loan
prairie. Austin county, near Wallis, on
Santa Fc railroads Sl2 80; rice land.
John Sleeper, Waco, Texas. l2-l
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WANTED-Agents everywhere for Arm
brusters Laundry, Houston; write for
terms. 12-A
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PERSONAL.

in on ANSWERS 10 Houston Posi- want
Eds remaining In the want al depart
hleDt for he week ending Noyemher %,
sE77s. 8SI3: 37eS; 3T24; 3774; 3T49: 3715;
&,55. STg5. Travel; r.. The1ter; Trade.
EfS9: Mr.. Slcmus 3IeH S. G. s: 744; 36ls:
kiQ9: 3so3 T. j.. 371s; 3TTl; 3T46; 36l6:
Egs 8Tl. Permanent Boarder; 3Tl6: 37S8;
ESQ sT3G- BOIL; 3TS7; 1912. 3sG2. L.G S. !;
$s37: 56lS; 1888! 37S9 1888; 3715; 17l5;
&IG5. 87S1: j.. 1874; 5000: 1884; 3G09;
Mos. Mr Herbert 1855: 555s; 1892; 3SaT;
E7OI; +. G.. c.; 37s1: +. G.; 3IOG; 1929;
SB!ake. 3s52 b. c.; en-; 372s; C. D. s..
.RI2l. &IAl.
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COMMISSIONER count and VIII De openeu
a u m on Friday, November 10. 1901,
for the construction of thirteen bridges
bridges will he of wood and plans and
specifications for same ean be seen at
the office Of the county surveyor. Check
for S25 must accompany bid for each
bi dye and each bridge must he bid upon
separately. The right is reserved 10 re.
ject any and all bids L. II. Nasmer,
county Judge. u
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FIVEROOM cottage underground clstern,
1914 Mason street. for sale, 500 cash, bat
auce monthly. Apply Leon i. Smith. at
torney, over Houston Nauonal bank' Main
and Congress. u
MI, TINDSIDamon Mound, Sour Lake,
Saratoga aud Big Hill In Matagoroa coun.
~. We have bargains to offer and II
viii pay you to inyestlgate orr choiee
special bargain on Damon. Cash y
Luckel. ~
REAL ESTATE, rentals, loans. Il. n. bl.
tls, SlOta Main street "
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cIATRVOY ANT-Mme. VIVIAN. noted
Ffrdnre medium and clalrvoyant; sittings
Ahetwecu 10 % M and $ p. IN daily. Par
"A Ions l2ll Texas avenue. No sign. Walk
a. IL
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fSS L. DON tHER, correct designer aud
tnaker Of ladies' fashionable garments;
Evening and reception gowns a speciality;
BE. Butler fats: old phone $40; new
.hhone Ga 16
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FOR SALI-TWo young hounds OF good
breed; 1903 sherman street. ~
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AGENTS WANTED.

THE Kansas Mutual Life Insurance come
pany wnuts few more hrst-cass solicl-
tors and would employ three district
managers upon full renewal basis, but
record must show ability 20 produce bust
ness: the new policy Is a guarantee OF
success; for further particulars address
company at Topeka, Kan. 10
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AVE your old hats made new; we fix
hp and dye, suits cleaned 81 dyed $3.50,
9antltor!um Club. 212 san Jaclnto st. 10
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4 GANANO. Houston, viii repair OF buy
MANAGED or broken guitars. mandoNns,
sions, cases, etc; write what you have,
10
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THREE lots on conner OF FulIer and
Hardcastle; eight-ruom house; modern
improvements with fruit trees and shrub
berry; close To city park; S2juO cash,
Owner, sos Fuller street, II
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YOUNG and old fox terriers, Fred Mailer,
9l4 Congress, or 2ll Hamilton. IL
FOR SALE CHEAP-Fine lot red Bclgla1
hares; also team, harness and country
wagon; 30ii Harrisburg road. Z. ].
Molkarfe. 10
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE, 20 MAIN
street, controls niDe-tenths OF all unsOii
lowest and terms the best 70 be had.
JOHN A. MILROY, Agent. II
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SECOND HAND MACHINERY one -.
boiler. one Blake pump No ., one six
foot iron split pattern ny wheel one
hydraulic press. Houston Electrical Sup
ply Go. 10
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"a BILE STRENGTH PILLS-PonnvToY adj,
~! and cottonroot. 81 per box; for re-
IA Wig eases Of suppressed menses: sealed
NAL with directions DR.. White Med
ine Co. 2. o. box 8, Houston, Texas.
81 Ills
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BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND TYPE
Writers llartfords No 1850, $50
No 2l5So $40 No. 2UiO. Sla. Dens-
more: No. . G30i, $40
j. j Pastorlza, Pig and Titho Co,
II SA Main street, Houston, Texas.
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#ECKLES, pimples. liver spots skin and
$ap diseases cured by Perfect Face
tssle; 80 cents at Abbott Cockreu &
s. 02 Main street; trial jar by mail.
cents George S. Rail. Box 100, Gin
Sllau ASK your druggls.. 1870
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PIANOS AND oRGANs-see our bargains;
sheet music half price. GruneWald :
Music Store, $40 Main n
BRIO A-BRAC. toys, china etc; also nm
breiia covering, az Yam Tai Loy's. i0ieh
Preston. II
THE undersigned is prepared to furnish
limestone, rough or cut, write for prices.
Francis Fischer. Anstin, Texas Il
DEN EN- hay press. three men and one muls
eau press 20o bales a day. price So6; manu-
BICYCLE TIRES S4.5C pair; Morgan &
Wright inner tubes Sl.QO; bicycle railroad
attachments. puncture proof tires, Aarch
Eulmoxes Ae1akaRs .--..,a.-.--.~..., X
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS,

NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS Sealed pro.
posaiS will be re eiyed at the Office OF
me Houston Lyceum and Carnegie IL
Texas, until T. o'clock noon, I'd day OF
December, 1901, for the erection OF a
new Carnegie Library building ut Hous.
ton, Texas. Plans and specifications can
onlce Of r. u, Steele Houston, Texas.
al the office of L. $ Han, suite g1S. l53
La sale street Chicago, H., aud at tue
san Antonio and Dallas offices of tue
James Rely Gordon Co., architects S.
II. Brashear, president 20
Marble Hill press., 1901-01-30

Beware Of the unWashrd telephone Il
is constant menace to the public
health. A bacierioloFlst tells US that
more cases OF Influenza have been
coughed, spluttered and sneezed into
the telephone. 10 be contracted by the
next user OF the instrument. than have
proceeded from all other sources COM
bined. Our informant visited several
hotels, and also a number OF public
telephone exchanges. He carried with
him some wire and clean cotton. II
mounted the cotton on a piece Of wire
and rubbed it around the inside Of the
mouthpiece Of the telephone receiver.
These were each placed in a small bot
tie and carefully sealed. The first cot
ton ball examined revealed a multitude
OF the influenza bacili, and it was so
with the scrapings from all of the tele-
phones. 1t is thus quite plain that the
wide prevalence of the disease is part
ly due to the use OF infected telephones
1t Is known that the germs are con-
tained in the secretions, and nothing is
more natural than that they should
reach the receiyers.-Science Siftings.
Marble Hill press., 1901-01-30

"AbOut two months ag0 was taken
very i'll with la grippe and WaS obliged
TO so to bed. took three bottles of
Peruna with very beneficial results,
and was able TO leave my bed in a
week ard regained my usual strength
very soon.
81 have nothing but praise for Peru
1a, and recommend it 10 those SINH
Iarly afflicted whenever | can. -
Frances III. Anderson.
La grippe is, strictly speaking, cpl
demic catarrh-that is to say, a variety
Of acute catarrh which is SO contagi,
Gus and runs course more or les:
definite, the same as scarlet fever
IwhoOping cough, etc.
During the acute stages Of la grippt
it is not a very fatal disease, but tn
condition in which it leaves the sys
TEN has caused the death Of a count
less number
Indeed nearly every person who ha
had la grippe within the last thre
years finds himself more or less de
ranged by the pernicious effects of thi
disease. The majority Of those whit
have escaped death find life scarcely
worth living.
If this vast multitude of people couIG
only know with what certainty anC
promptncss Peruna would relieve them
Of all the bad effects which Ia grippe
has brought upon them, what an untold
amount of suffering would be averted.
Thousands have already heard how
quickly this remedy will cure in these
cases and have been saved; but tens Of
thousands have not yet heard, and con-
Marble Hill press., 1901-01-30
Tho Swiss ARMY.

Apart from the miniature states Of
Monaco, Moresnet, and San Marino
which can only boast of a few sol,
diers apiece, kept more for ornament
than use, the army Of Switzerland costs
less to maintain than any other Euro
pean army. That country-though eX-
pending about S500,0O0 yearly on its
army-can, If necessary, put 100000
trained soldiers into the field in two
days, besides having reserve Of 10O,-
900 more and a militia numbering 270,-
900 men. Target-shooting societies
are encouraged by the Swiss govern
ment, with the result that almost
every man IN that country is marks
man. The soldiers serve ten years be-
tween the ages Of p and 81, being
called out for drill on forty-fve days in
the first year and sixteen days in each
subsequent year Each man keeps his
uniform, rife and knapsack at home
and is responsible for their being kept
in good order, 4 strict inspection be-
ing held early.
Marble Hill press., 1901-01-30

Stockholm Cor. Chicago Record: At
A meeting just held in Stockholm the
contractors of this city have bound
themselves to the following regula-
tons: A days work shall consist of
10 hours, and the following scale shall
be paid: Masons and bricklayers, 1876
cents an hour; carpenters, 13 cents an
hour; helpers, Il cents; hodcarriers,
1912 cents. This rate Of pay is to be
increased SO per cent for the first four
hours of overtime, and doubled for
work at night, Sundays and holidays.
The contractors have also agreed to
discharge and hire men without con-
sulting unions, yet no man is to be dis
charged for belonging to union. The
employers have also agreed to estab-
lish fund to indemnify the men in
case of accident and to assist in their
burial in case Of death. The employ
ers agree to give the men financial as
sistance for 1S0 days at the most fol
injury sustained in service.
Marble Hill press., 1901-01-30
POLICE OFFICER RESCUED.
Omcsr A. c. Swanson Of the Council
Bluffs Force Tells an Interest
ing Story.

Council Bluffs, Iowa, Jan. 10, 1901
Especial )-Kindhearted officer Swan
son of the local police force is very
popular in this city. He has lived
here for seventeen years, and has en-
joyed many high Offices in social and
society work. He is now Vice-Presi-
dent of the "Dannebrog" Brotherhood,
the largest Danish secret society in
America, which combines benevolent
with the social features. Owing to the
constant exposure and many hours on
his feet, which his duty as police
officer makes unavoidable, Mr.. Swan
son became the victim of serious Kid
ney and Liver Trouble. He was very
bad, but has entirely recovered. He
gives the story in his own words as
follows:
Il have been a sufferer for many
years with Kidney and Liver Trouble,
and have tried many remedies, some Of
which gave me temporarily relief, and
others which were absolutely worth
less. I began to think that there was
no help for me, when my nephew gave
me a part of box of Dodd's Kidney
Pills which he had left, saying that 1t
would do no harm to try them, as they
had certainly fixed him all right. What
ne gave me helped me so much that l
felt justified in purchasing more, and
grew slowly better. 1t took almost
two months to effect complete cure,
as mine was a very bad case, but can
cheerfully and truthfully say that am
we'll man today, and am very
grateful that Dodds Kidney Pills
were thus brought to my notice"
The wonderful cures effected by
Dodd's Kidney Pills in Iowa have ere
ated quite sensation in some parts
OF the state. There does not seem to
be any case of Lame Back, Rheuma-
tlsm, Kidney or Bladder Trouble which
these wonderful Pills cannot cure.
They are certainly popular here, and
the sale through the local druggists is
very large.
Marble Hill press., 1901-01-30
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family said impetuous Annie Fos-
dick in burst of confidence to the
handsome and eligible Arthur Barrow
cliff.
How So Miss Fosdick?"
Why, my elder sister had any
quantity of money lavished on her ac-
eomplishments, but when it came to
poor me l was left out in the cold. |
wanted very much to learn to sing. |
thought had a good voice, but papa
said no, Then | thought I'd like TO
take piano lessons and become a IA
nous player, but papa put his foot on
that. Then l suggested that be al
lowed to take china painting lessons
like all other girls. lie wouldn't have
it. The same way with everything
else. Papa said he was determined
that one of his girls should learn to
be housekeeper and not be filled up
with useless accomplishments That s
what he called them And the con-
sequence is that not a girl l know is
a better housekeeper than | am.
can cook things that papa says are
better than he gets in any restaurant
in the city, but I don't know how to
play single tune on the"
MY dear-Annie-er-beg pardon,
Miss Fosdick!" cried Mr.. Barrowcliff,
interrupting her. 81 can control my
self no longer. l love you to dis
traction. Will you marry me?"
yes, Arthur replied Annie, coyly
as she nestled her curly yellow head
on the young mans white vest.