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Runge. Texas, June 2s Miss Alice Mad.
doN, who has spent several weeks here
visiting, left for home in Guadalupe ccuis
~ few days ago, She viii teach In the
Sutherland Springs school next year
Mr.. and Mrs G Kicks Of Plcasantou
are this week visiting Mrs. Rlcks sister,
Mrs b B. Glllett. and other relatives.
Mr.. T. H. Tom. with her children. is
IN Victoria. visiting her father, Judge c.
Wilson, and family.
Methodist camp meeting viii heglu at
Coheza next Friday night The pastor.
Key; a. w. Wilson, viii he assisted by
ministers from abroad
d. Mrs; A. w. Wilson aud children are In
san Antonio to he gone several weeks on
MIS-. n c. Yates and children. who
nave been on an extended visit here 10
home at Eagle Lake.
Miss, Helen Peck OF Golad spent sew.
erhi days this week on a visit to her
friend. Miss Lucy Jackson.
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UNIVERSITY GRADUATES.
LIST of Those Awarded Permanent
Teachers Certificates.
MOST or THEM HAVE GOTTEN POSITIONS
Prizes Won by Mr.. stookwell---cactus
Dedicated to John scaly.
Notes.

Austin, Texas June n Below Is given
nSi OF graduates Of the University o.
TEXAS to whom were awarded permanan,
"'VherS certificates on June T. These
oef'lhcates are given so au students who
Ifauuate from the university nud who have
completed throa undergraduate courscs In
pedagogy. The school Of pedagogy Is ia
,S'fse OF Prof w $. Sutton and Prof.
a. Cnsweil Ellis, with Miss Ida Mae Mead
anu MISS Maud Shipe as assistants Mcssrs.
waiter scott Amsler, McGrcgor, ana John
Nlairbone Puett OF Temple Misses Eva
May Allen, Bolton; Mabel Brooks. Ausiin.
Nellie Lea Brown AUSTIN Mabel Marhl
FoNcN III Paso Nellie Young Fort Paris;
snma Gut1eit, San Antonio; Ida Mae
Mead, Dallas, In ella Raymond, Austin;
Loula Rose Austin, Nancy Dodge Turner,
Austin; Elizabeth wecdcn, Austin Near.
y all these persons have already secured
good positions TO teach ucxt year
M. Elmer Stockwcl, who won the nrst
prize Of Sl50 cash IN the Trclevgut aud
Cochran contest was also the winner Of
the second prize M this same contest Ia
the session OF 1899 and 1900. During the
past year Mr.. StockwCll has becn pursuing
course in graduate law, aud On com.
mencement day hr was awarded the degree
81 master OF laws lie expects 70. settle
continue his prise-lS Inning career
The hoard concluded 10 leave the nam.
INK Of the. person TO whom the Cactus
should be dedicated 30 the students OF the
tdCdic0i college, After some conference It
was unanimously decided &c dedicate vol
uiuc Ne S TO Mr. John SoalY. This was
graceful recognition OF the good work
that has been done by the establishment
Of the John Sealy hospital, NOW a part OF
the University of Texas The work 40
splendidly begun by Mr., Sealy. has not
been allowed 60 languish 10y his heirs.
Since the Galveston storm ;hey have spent
in rcuGvntn2, repairing and rentting the
hospital 4 sum that would probably amount
10 $25 OQO This has been done so quietly
and unostentatiously that hut few knew
of It, That this phlautlropc work has
not been allowed TO anguish, even In the
faco OF III great Galveston disaster re
veals clearly the wise charitable spirit that
uctuate those into whose hands the trust
has been committed.
Librarian Wyche Of the main department
has Il force ~ several men at work reno
waiting and rcarrnnEiug all the books OF the
lhrni'v Mr. WychC has two students IN
library science one Of them being Ny. j,
r. Surrntt librarian OF Baylor university.
President prather, Prof. sutton al me
school of pedagogy, Dr. penick or me
school OF Cheek and Latin and Miss CAsis,
professor or Spanish. were NJ Ia attend.
nj sherman and each delivered m address
rh" second lecture Of the summer. school
sctIes was given on Friday night by pf.
" Iiiiam /. Brny OF the school % botany.
,rhe subject NJ his address was; Evolution
Of the Flower Based on Its Relation TO IN
sects.'
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NEW COTTON PRESSES.
Many win Be Built in Various Parts OF
the State.

Many win Be Built in Various Parts Of
the State.
Gainesville, Texas, June 2s.-Nell #.
Anderson of Fort Worth arrived Inc the
city today. Mr. Anderson is president Of
the shippers Compress and Warehouse
company, and is here 10 arrange for the
construction Of the new compress In this
city. He and 0Aunty Surveyor Brazeion
went out 70 the grodnd today purchased
some time ago by the company, for the
purpose Of surveying IL. This company has
recently arranged 10 build congresses in
tho following counties In the state Dallas.
Ellis. Navarro Henderson. Smith. kaHf-
man, Van Zandt, Wood. RaiueS. Rockwall.
Hunt, Hopkins, Delta, Fannln, Collin,
Crayson, Cooke. Montague Clay, Jack,
Wise, Denton, Tarrant Parker EastlaDd,
Jones Taylor Wichita, Johnson, Hood.
Erath and Hill The company Is chartered
with 100000 capital and the stockhold-
ers are composed Of the principal cotton
shippers, whose purpose II Is 20 erect and
maintain presses at points In the above
counties that viii best serve their inter
est and at the same time be within the
rules and regulations Of the railroad com.
mission. II Is said the new company con.
tiois the congresses now located In Dai
In
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Yoakun LoeaIe.

Yoakum. Texas, June 2s.- At the last
meeting of Hooheim lodge so. 49,. A. r.
and A. 81. the following were elected "a
serve for the ensuing Masonic year: J. W
Booth. worshlpfu master; Or. r. Black
wei, senior warden; Emil Hoch Junior
warden. J H. schwab, treasurer; joe
Tlmm, secretary; Henry Jacobs, tiier.
Merchants Of the city have signed an
agreement 70 close their places OF business
on July to give their employees an op-
portunlty to attend the celebration az
Cuero n Is expected that Yoakum Will
be well represented there at that time
A movement Is on foot, headed by Aessrs.
Il. b. Tomdns and J. IT, Kelsail. % or
ganlze a gun club. The sportsmen OF the
city are taking much interest In the mat
Ter and II Is expected that the movement
will prove q Success.
ia Roos OF the hrm Of R0os Bros. T.
spendlug his vacation in New York City.
Banker Z. II. Koch Of Fl Campo spent
several DAYS IN the city this week
Mr. and Mrs II, J. Orr have gone 10
Fort Davis 70 spen the summer
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CHANCES at Baylor.

Waco, Texas, June 20 DE- George Rag
land. A. g., Richmond college, and IN d.,
Hopkins, has been elected to the chair OF
Greek in Baylor university, vice pr' W. a.
Harris, resigned.
Major Mathey. U. $. A., has formally
accepted the position of instructor In mill
tnry tactics and science in Baylor Major
Mathey comes to Texas with the highest
Endorsements from President Mckinney and
the war department
Tho trustees Of Baylor university t0dag
formally adopted the plans Cor the Georse
for liz erection Will be awarded al once.
The annual catalogue Of Baylor university
has lust been issued ana Us rendy for 1ts
ttibution. n shows net enrichment OF
0S6 during last year
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Charters Filed.

Austin, Texas, June 2o.-The following
charters were filed today with the secretary
of state
The Richmond, Damon Mound Telephone
company, of Richmond; capital stock So
COO. Line is to run from Richmond TO
Damon Mound. lncorporators NJ. u.
Fields, b. n Bell and l.. A. Hagan
The Physomedical college Of Texas, OF
Dallas; capital stock 5000, Purpose TO
teach the science Of medicine. Incorpora-
tors: Drs. p Holt, Il, l.. Spann and Il.
Il. Wright.
Needham Gin company, Of Cameron cap
tal stock $1,000 Incorporators: W. s,
Needham, w NJ. Sprinle and NJ j. Moore.
The Yoakum Lumber company, of Noa
kun; capital stock $1,000 Incorporators;
L. NJ Williamson, L. ]. Zirjack and d, A.
Hagerman
Authority to do business in Texas was
granted today to the Great Southwestern
Oil company Of Augusta. Maine capital
stock $4,000. Texas office 10 be at Or
angc.
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HUNTSVILLE ITEMS.
SawniiI Explosion Caused Damage.
Notes and Personals.

| OaWnill Explosion Caused Damage.
Notes and Personals.
Huntsville, Texas, June IS The saw mill
of Mr. j. II. Aulikicn, about ten miles
south of Huntsville, was blown up one
day last week. Mr.. Mlliklen and all the
hands were at dinner. so no one was hurt
but the financial loss Is heavy one
Miss Ella Davis Is visiting friends aud
relatives In the city. Miss Alice Cotton
left yesterday for Hamilton, being called
I thither by the serious Illness OF her broth
en- Judge c. w Cotton.
Rev. E. r. NewSome has returned hume
from San Antonio, where he went to stand
examination for the position of chaplain
in the United States army
). g. Gay has gone out on a trip.
Barton smith OF Beaumont Is visiting mis-
parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Gibbs have returned
from a visit to Louisiana.
Miss Berta Weber has returned to her
j. p. Murray and wife left yesterday for
Tyler, where they will make their home.
Mrs. Krenan OF Waco is the guest OF
Mrs. W. b. Griffin Of Houston, who has
been visiting Mrs. W. l.. Morse of this
city, has returned home
Miss Eva Stratton has returned home from
the Indian Territory, where she has been
teaching.
f. H. Foster has returned from bust
ness trip TO Houston.
Miss Munns. milllner at the New I0rg
store, has returned to her home in Ken
lucky.
W, s. Gibbs md DR.. j. r gibbs spent
Wednesday In Houston
DR.. o. L. Noteworthy Of Houston Is IN
the city.
Miss Sue Smlther of the normal faculty
has returned from a visit TO Houston
Miss Nancy Lee Swami left Thursday
to visit her mother In Tyler
Sam Calhoun of Alabama is visiting rel
atives here
presidential reception was given at the
home of Mrs j. l.. Smith on Thursday
evening for the benefit of the Christian
church. There was much amusement and
delicious refreshments proyided Each WAS
asked to bring three pennies for each pres
ident who had lived during the life time
Of the donor, and neat sum was added TO
the church fund
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KarrviIlc Notes.

Kcrrvllle Texas, June IS. Mrs. Charles
Real returned Friday from visit to Mo
renci. Ariz.
Charles Schriener. Jr, visited his par.
ents for several days during the past
week
Mr. and Mrs, Il. H peitert Of Houston
are visiting relatives in Kerrvnc.
The Charles schrelner company is erect.
ing an extension Of twenty fcci to tho
dry goods department cf its stone store
on Water street
Mayor j. u. Hutthson visited San An
tonic during tho past week
Inc Arkansas Pass railroad terminating
here, has again changed It's schedule. ar
y. IN.
Twelve cars OF cattle arrived here Tnes.
day destined for the Melissa ranch.
I'D Corkill Of Santiago visited his family
the past week.
jules Remschel of Gonzales is visiting
mis- brother Henry Remschel
:, captain william Hudspeth n lawyer OF
this week.
The handsome residence Of Theodore Die
teri Is approaching completion.
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''feei Bettcr rhan for plve year,"

reel betcf nan Tor Five Years "
NJ James - Taylor, Roberts, Ind.
u an at the present time entirely well.
chn eat anything ! ever could took
I'VE bottles Of Peruna, and feel better now
man have for i've years. | have doc.
lored with other doctors of and on 10Y
medicine very highly for stomach troubles.
take great pleasure in thanking YOU for
your free advice and Pcruna James B,
TAYLOR
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wrltoe;
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cured Of caiarrh Of the stomach by Pc
rpna could hardly cat ANYTHING that
agreed with me. BEFORE I would get half
through my meal my stomach would an
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nunleasnni feelings for M hour M two AZ
ter each meal. But. thanks 10 vour Peruna
am NOW completely cured. and cnn cat
anything I want 10 without any OF the
distressing symptoms J can now enjoy my
meals ma ! used 10 do. and il IL Ail due n
nr. Hartman and bis wonderful medicine.
rcruBH
" IL has been one year since ! wns cured,
md ! am Hll O. x yet 50 I know ! am
cured ]. W Pritchard,
summer catarrh a remedy that win cure
cntarrh of one location viii cure ~ nny.
Whrre Peruna cures catHrTh wherever Ia,
Gated Ihnt II Is a prompt and permanent
letters testify
n you do not derive prompt aud salts.
factory results from tho use OF Peruna
write at once 20 DT. Hartman, giving a
pleased 20 give you his valuable advica
gratis
Address nr. Hartman, President Of The
lisrlman Spuitnripm, Columbus. ohio.
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Marquee Notes.

Marquee. Texas. June 2s.D. NJ Warner
has the contract for erecting handsome
residences for p. w Darlington and Mrs.
selma Dunn to cost respectively $1,000 and
$500
". f. Powell has let a contract for the
erection Of a large arfd commodious livery
stable and barn, TO cost IN the. ueighhot
hood Of $1,000 Workmen are also remodel
ing the residence Of Or 4 n Boggs and
the interior Of the A. Cohen building An
tho mechanics are oyerrnn with work and
have contracts way aheAd,
The annual catalogue Of the MARQUEE
Fair association VIII soon he issncd, and
everything points to a most successful
fair October / 10 3 next.
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palesiine Ruainess Men.

Palestine. Texas, June IS Tho bust.
ness men Of thIs city had called meet.
Ing last night at the city hall for the
purpose Of recognizing the Business Mems
league. A committee. composed Of S. Col
lett. W. c. Campbell and w. A. Good.
ridge. was appointed 20 select suitable
and convenient place for weighing cotton
by the farmers next fall and making nee.
essary arrangements 10 get same. A com.
mlttee was also appointed, composed Of w.
III Duck. Johh Siliman and B. n Wood,
10 solicit membership and invite all buA.
ness men 70 be present NJ the next meet
lTsg TO be held on the night OF July 3.
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ORANGE Local Notes.

Orange, Texas, Juno Is. Charles Web
her, q young man employed rs ucman 10y
the electric Hight plant al this place, was
mp on pole this afternoon working and
one Of his spurs came in contact with a
live wire, giving him terrible shock lie
was stunned for a minute or two, but fell
away from the wire and suffered no serious
injury.
Tho arrangement committee for the
Fourth OF July celebration today engaged
the Lake Charles hrass hand to play for
that occasion All OF the business houses
and the mills have agreed TO close on the
Fourth and everybody win have holiday.
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Mammal Closed.

Waco, Texas, June 20 The normal
school which has been in progress at Bay.
Tor university during tue past four weeks
closed today after n three days eSnmina'
tlou. Seventy two teachers took the exam
ination. Every one expressed perfect sat
lsfaction with the question presented and
fool certain Of passing The Bible school
81 the nniver-ity viii close next Thurs.
day. after the most prosperous session IN
It's history The summer session Of tue
university will not close until August =.
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JOINT AGENT APPOINTED.
iron Mountain and Pacific Dispute
at Texarkana Settled.

Texnrkana, Texas, June 2s.-rhe contro.
versy that has been OH between the Iron
Mountain and the Texas and Pacific Rail.
road companies over their Joint agent at
this place for the past forty days, was
settled today by both contestants agreeing
upon J. II. Morgan OF ParaEould for the
position. About two months ago the Iron
Mountain repudlated and attempted to dis
lodge Colonel c. T. HoYey from the dual
office by placing W. II. ouigg In charge.
The Texas and Pacific opposed this action
and withdrew from the combination with
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Colonel Hovcy US their agent and each
COMPANY mas since then operated distinct
matter was finally taken 10 New york
where President George Gould afbltrtlcd
w. iaN"f o. 2 ihFd man. The Texas and
iWclhc ohJected 70 the removal on Tolonei
hotey, and wanted to held him on tx
grounds that his services were frst tiHss
ahl lanl the action Of the opposing Side
was prompted by petty prejudiecs
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Mckinney. Texas, juno Is Bob Fisher,
who cultyates moro land than any Other
one man In the county, and also runs two
threshing machines. a gin and q store at
FloricIne says he has Just finished this
years run with his threshers He tbreshed
twenty crops. which Welded 1900 bushels
OF wheat lie thrcshed no oats at all Mr..
Fisher had about 500 acres of grain dc.
stroyed this year by green bugs. lie ls
running most of the land In corn ana cot
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Notes and Personals.

Austin. Texns, june 2D.--A case OF smali-
pox Is reported TO exist on the farm OF
Emmett White
Rool weeyll are reported 10 he In the plum
,ron in some parts of the county.
Captain Jack Crotty has gone to New
York on business.
County Judge 4. D. Rowell OF Marion
comfy is here on business.
Nr Marx Goodwin has gone 70 vi Paso
SUPERINTENDENT King Of the Confederate
nome reports 2GO old soldiers AT the home
dnrlng me month OF June Ten OF them at
tended the meeting OF Hoods brigade az
The big rush OF business which has been
on IN me treasury department for the past
four or 1--WE months has somewhat Stacked
un.
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Reoeints and RaIanoes.

Austin, Texas June %, The receipts In
the department OF state for this month
we're $4,000 against $4,000 for the same
month last year.
The following was the total balance In
the state treasury 10 the credit Of the gen
eral revenue at the close OF business hours
today: SI,aai3s5; for the same time last
year IL was Sl402.677 and for the same
period In 1889 1t was Sl,3C0, 251.
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A Froak NJ Mature

waxahachie, Texas, June Is. W r. Al.
len, who farms near Rocket. was here
yesterday and said that SOW Of his re.
Gently dropped litter Of three pigs one
OF which had four We'll developed ears and
one three cars perfectly formed Mr. ~
len says he will bring them here and place
them on exhibition.
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Superintendent Kendall Returned.

Austin. Texas. June 20, Superintendent
Kendall Of tho educational department. re
turned this morning from sherman, where
ho attended the meeting OF the state
Teachers association.
10 saws he had n inc time, as tho meet
Ing was the most succcEsful one over held
In the history of tho association The
next meeting ~ the association will he held
in Waco during the Christmas holidays,
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Builds Up the system"

Peruna as an honest
medicine, competent
~ do all II claims.
! have used II sew
eral times and know
o Z nothing tha,
cures 80 completely.
ara OF tho 4uue
time hullds up the
system
have recon
mcndcd II to a NUM-
Der ~ my friends
and always fee
that / do them o
service. for I know
b o W satisfactory
the reslijb inNarl
ably are ! only
wish every family
had o bottle ! I
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Iohnson COUNTY Teaehers.

Clehurne Texas, June rs County Super
iuteudeni Warren has recommended issuipg
certificates 20 these teachers: Profs. J. W.
Jones. Egan, J. ~ Hunt, Bureson, Frank
R0burn. CressOn, Il. L. Russell, Cleburue!
Miss Dora Lawrence, Burleson; Miss
Drury Featherstone. Alyarado.
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Damaoe suit ElIed.

Austin. Texas, June "a suit for $40,
900 damages was filed yesterday evening in
the district court by j. w. Gentry against
the Missouri KaI sas aud Texas railway.
Plaintiff alleges that his wife was injured
of the KATY.
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Repairs Needed.

Austin, Texas, June 20 The State In
stitute for the blind is badly IN need Of
some repairs and there is probability Of
The fact being called to the attention Of
the special session Of the legislature The
old building has been standing since 1886
and has been repaired time Fnd again, In
some way or other, and many Of the old
timbers are getting In an unsafe condition.
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olen Rose Picnic.

Glen Rose, Texas, June 27.-rhe regular
annual picnic was held here today. The
crowd estimated at 1000 or 500. The Glen
Rose baseball team played the Bluffdale
team for purse Of S25. Score; IA 70 ., In
fayor Of Glen Rose.
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lnstrucfor conc Homo

Runge, Texas. june 2s Superintendent
r. Il. 4. jackson. who for the past mouth
has been an instructor In the Corpus
CHRISTI summer normal. returned home yes
terdaY.
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Nearo propped Dead.

Austin, Texas, June 2o.-Frnnk Taylor,
colored, while on his way TO chappell Hill,
dropped dead at the Union station at nooa
today. lie was from the country. hem
orrhage OF the lungs killed him.
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Marquee, Texas, June 2s Prof r. s..
Benton has been reelected principal Of the
public school here with Miss Ida Var
brough first assistant.
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- - Ham,

Greenville, Texas June Is. fl'he Weld &
Neville Cotton company Is building new
seed house at It's gin on South Johnston
street
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Calvert cuttings.

calvert. Texas, June 2s.-Preparations
are being made for two match games OF
BAN TO be played Tuesday and wednesday
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Land Sales and Leases.

Austin, Texas, June 29-rhe following
are the land sales and leases for the month
of June, as reported by the State treasury
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Prof J.. J Miller, late Professor OF
Chemistry and Botany ot the High school
OF lpsinuu. Mich. writes from 381T ~
ozark Street Chicago. H. as follows;
AS several Of my friends have spoken
70 me OF the favorable results Obtained
through the use Of poruun. especially ln
eases of catarrh, | examined II most thor.
oughly 10 learn It's contents
u found II composed ~ extrncts OF
herbs nnd barks NJ most valuable medicinal
qualities combined with othcr ingredients,
deittately balanced, calculated 10 tone IN
the system restore the functions and pro-
curc health.
~ consider Pcruna one ~ the most skill
fully and scientifically prepared medicines.
which the public can usr with safety and
success. " Prof l., 4 Miller.
Builds Up the system"
Hon. Joseph r. Ridgeway. Secretary Of
the American Anil Treat Society, writes
thc following letter from the Graud Cen
iral Hotel 50 Paul, Mimi
1T Is With great pleasure that lndorse
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! Weak Stomach

lnu AZ fss' every organ IN your body. If
h a, .ss'o,nISllpated, bilious, nervous, sleep
H itasiy iatigued, try Hostetier'S Stom-
D. ,rn s,s. It quiets the nerves, improves
B rurs,p su ana makes rich, pure blood
{ ind,sn forms of stomach disorders, such
kpsls yes tion, constipation and dys
~ va. y mas been doing this for the past
S' fair trial viii convince you
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would save much sickn,
Joseph ~. Ridgeway.