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The Opelousas courier., 1901-06-08
wwJ JOEL sANDoL y.
.,,o,,ay-at-tav and Notary Pu'''''

oPELOUsAS, La
/Wtn pr.osi.. ia all q. c.1 Ps.., ~
and Federal, and before
Pension oaaces at WasainssO 49,
Shorthand and Typswr1sanas.
and carefully do,s' ,,. Pa 49,
Landry siAta Bank. Asaa''.
The Opelousas courier., 1901-06-08

Opel0usas Courier
IL the advocate Of Democrats
principles and the friend Of the
people.
Their welfare In its welfare, and
IL will ever be found defendin9
their rights with ell Of 40
ability.
Evening star., 1901-04-22

FOR RENT-FURNISHED, AT CHEVY CHASE,
handsome house, stories attic and cellar; IL
rooms and bath: all modern improvements; from
June TO October 1; rent SIS.
ap2O-3t Il. H. WARNER CO., 316 F NV.
Evening star., 1901-04-22
HE TRUSTS NO ONE.
The Czar of Russia Always Fears q
Bomb or a Bullet.

From Golfers Weekly.
These are the days when the wearer OF
A crown finds that his head rests uneasiiy
upon his shoulders 1t was bad enough
when the kaiser had TO serve as the target
for a crazy workman who aimed lump OF
iron at his check, but that is trlite COM
pared to the plight of his cousin. the car
of Russia, who lives in rooms incased In
steel and dares not sit more than few
minutes in one place for fear that nihil-
list will find a chink in his armor. The
czar trusts no one. The locks on the doors
of his apartments are changed SO often
that ingress to an unauthorized person Is
almost impossible. and 10 make assurance
doubly sure the czar and his chlef MINIS
ters We are told, wear cnirasSeS OF steel
strong enough to defect an assassin bull
let And yet despite all these precautions,
Nicholas III, the great white cZar, absolute
master OF the lives and liberty OF mllllons
of his subjects, fears that the bullet or the
bomb may destroy him as il destroyed his
grandfather. 1t is because Russia Is an ab-
solute monarchy and the people are de-
prived of all voice in the regulation OF their
affairs that the cZar trembles at every
strange footStep and the sword of Dafno-
cles ever hangs over his head. Nlhilism Is
the weapon of the reformer in Russia as
the ballot is the weapon of the reformer in
the United States. If the czar were TO
grant the petition of enlightened Russians,
who simply ask to be granted a constltu-
tional form Of government, there would
be an end of riots and the reign of terror
which now exists would disappear. So long
as life and liberty are at the mercy of an
autocrat and his ministers who have little
thought for the masses there Will always
be men to use the pistol and the knife;
and much as the world deplores murder, It's
sympathies Will be with the men driven
to such desperate remedies, and not with
kings and ministers whose cruelty and
folly have brought down on their heads the
vengeance of a long-suffering people.
Evening star., 1901-04-22
Woes of a shirt Cutter.

From the Baltimore Sun.
Now Is the summer OF our discomfort
to switch the words OF the poet" said a
shirt cutter yesterday, as he wiped his fe-
vered brow and his face assumed a dis
heartened look. which proved that he was
having troubles.
About this time the average male person
imagines that he is not comfortably attired
unless he has upon his back shirt or
startling hues and variegated stripes. To
cut out a white shirt is mere bagatelIe
for experts All you have to do is to spread
the goods. lay down the pattern and go to
work with your knife or shears With the
fancy summer shirts it is entirely differ
ent. You not only have to spend the same
amount of time on them that is spent on
the white article. but about three times as
much time in addition in cutting the goods
so that the stripes of the different parts
bosom. back. shoulders. sleeves and cuffs
will lie in proper relation to each other.
No one who has not tried 1t knows how te-
dious and troublesome IL is to do this, and
it is one reason why custim- made neglige
shirts are higher for the same quality OF
goods than white shirts"
Evening star., 1901-04-22
Fas ions I'm Diam on DIS.

from The LONDON Emplre.
Today, to the diamond dealer. a stone
purchased twenty years ago is in appear
ance as old-fashioned as a suit OF clothes
of that period is to the tailor. Instead of
being cut oval or cushion shape, as dia-
monds were then. stones today are cut
round, thus increasing the number of sur
faces. 1t used to be the style to have a
large table as the upper surface of a dia-
mond is called, and to obtain this a stone
was cut in the form of a cushion. This
style was changed not many years ago
upon the discovery that by cutting stone
round and increasing the number OF beyels
its briliiancy was greatly increased.
Evening star., 1901-04-22
Fresh Eggs Dated.
From the Philadelphia Record.


There's farmer in Montgomery county
from whom 1 receive regular consign-
ments,' said a wholesale dealer in butter
and eggs. who every once In a while crops
up with a new and original idea peculiarly
adapted to his business, and many a good
suggestion from this tiller of the soil have
1 found it profitable to adopt. Some little
time ago / received a consignment of eggs
from this farmer. and on opening one of
the crates was surprised to find that all
the eggs had been dated with a rubber
stamp and purple ink, which. along with
his name and address, made an excellent
advertisement for this enterprising indi-
vidual. The idea took, too, for many
grocers have since told me that their Gus
toners after once purchasing these eggs
would ask for them again, some positively
refusing to take any others. l suppose,
though, that tiss faiTers who have eggs
to sell that they're not afraid to date will
be purchasing rubber stamps as soon as
they hear of the scheme"
Evening star., 1901-04-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columba.-James p. Scott vs. James Barton
Key; in equity 22o44.-James r. Keenan, and Smith
Thompson jr receivers in the above entitled
cause, having reported the sale by them OF the
goods and chattels. except those belonging to the
landlord, contained In and upon the premises
known as Rarton's Hotel at public auction on
Thusrday. April Is. 1901. for t$3O5O three thou
sand and fifty dollars 1t Is this 22.. day of April
AD. 1901. ordered that the said sale be ratified
and confirmed on the 10th day Of April I'D 1901
unless cause to the contrary be shown on or he.
fore that dLy. PROVIDED, a copy of this order
be published In The Evening Star one time before
said last named day. tSgued) A. c. BRADTEY
Justice True copy-test: j. r. YOUNG CLERK
BY ]. WILMER LATIMER. Asst. Clerk II
IN THE SUPREME coURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. tne 9th day of April, 1901 ol-Emma +
C"okscy vs.: DoIr $. Cooksey. No. PHO Equity
Docket.-On motion of the plaintiff by Nessrs
John II. Crowley and Edwin Forrest her solicitors
it is ordVed that the defendant. Dorr s. Cooksey:
canse his appearance to be catered herein on OF
before the first rule day occurring forty days ufter
this day. otherwise the cause win be proceeded
with as in case Of default. The object of this
suit is a divorce from the bond of marriage by
the complainant from defendant the ground OF
the wllful desertlon and abandonment of the
petitioner by the defendant for the full and unn-
terrupted space Of two years: This order shall be
published once a week for three successive weeks
prior TO said st-named date in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Evening, Star: By the
Court. A. c. BRADLEY; Justice, &c. True COPY
Test: J. Il. YOUNG. Clerk. &C. By J. WILMER
LATIMER. Assistant Clerk. apSlaw3w
Evening star., 1901-04-22

For assaulting Hattie Burton. James
Thomas was today fined $50 by Judge Scott
in the Police Court. Sixty days in Jail was
fixed upon as the equivalent.
Evening star., 1901-04-22
DIR. Reed, SDecia

UT. Reeua specialist,
Treats successfully Catarrh. Kidney and Stomach
Troubles. &c CURES special diseases without
the Of mercury, &c. Once hours. 10 TO l.
to 8: Sunday. 10 to r. CONSULTATION FREE.
500 18TH ST. NV mhla-Stf
Evening star., 1901-04-22
SEASHORE REAL ESTATE.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j

FOR SALE-OR RENT-CARISBROoKE Inn, ONE
mile below ATLANTIC City: connected by trolley
every minutes; 1a0 bed rooms; private baths;
elevator: buffet: directly on the ocean and
speedway. Also hotels. cottages. improved and
unimproved lots in all parts of Atlantic City and
Ventnor. l. @. ADAMS & CO.. Law building
Atlantic City. n. ]. 2s-b2t-S
Evening star., 1901-04-22
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-THIS Is YOUR CHANCE TO PUR-
CHASE A CHEAP Lot OR LOTS THAT WILL
PAY AS An INVESTMENT OR TO BUILD
YOUR HOME UPON. THERE HAS ALWAYS
BEEN A GREAT DEMAND FOR PROPERTY
IN THIS LOCALITY. But NONE COULD BE
BOUGHT HERETOFORE WE Do NOT THINK
THERE WILL. BE MANY LOTS LEFT AS soon
AS THE GENERAL. Pt BLIC KNOW THEY
ARE FOR SALE AND INSPECT THE SAME.
THIS PROPERTY HAS JUST BEEN GIVEN US
FOR SALE AND Is THE fiaNDS0MESr TRACT
OF LAND On WISCONSIN AVE. NV. MAG
NIFICE,NT VIEW OF WASHINGTON CITY, F'T.
MYER. THE SEW NAVAL OBSERVATORY
AND OTHER POINTS OF INTEREST. ELE-
CANT NEIGHBpRHOOD. THIS PROPERTY
HAS NEVER BEEN OFFERED TO THE PUB
Lie BEFORE. WATER. FIRE HYDHANTS,
SEWER. GAS ELECTRIC CONDUIT FOR
LIGHT AND House USE, ELECTRIC CAR
SERVICE CALL AND WE WILL RE PLEASED
To TELL YOU EVERYTHING YOU WISH TO
KNOW ABOUT 1T. ALSO TAKE IOU OUT To
INSPECT AND LOOK II OVER PRICES ARE
RIGHT AND LOW FOR PROPERTY OF THIS
KIND.
LOUIS D. WINE & Co.
ap2O-3t 1904 + ST. NV.
Evening star., 1901-04-22
DIR. Leatherm1an.

Expert Specialist In the OF all special diseases
OF men and women Consultation free. Daily .
to II, 2 to 8: Tues, Thurs. and Sat. evenings
to T. COZ NV. Closed on Sunday. de16-6rf
Evening star., 1901-04-22
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

E h,i, s RASpAL; ND POTOMAC RIVER LINE co.
sTEER HARkY maMDTG Sssd.v
sd Thursday at am. for intermedate Landings % to
.GS Ss%n and
at am for intermediate landings to Colonial
S hnsk
Lower Machodoc Stones Howard's and CobrumIs
s,IyNGIas INTER STATES Z M NAIL II TS K9pTE
The new steamer M Iieae' EsTEfLE RANDALL, dail,
Passenger Recommendation arst-eIass Freicht
received pntil i, the hour of sailing;
easa: ss RHARDsSS
THE wEEMs STEAMBOAT co.
Potomac River Route-spring Schedule.
On and after March 2S steamers Potomac and
sSndaS Taesday snd Thursay n at wharf or a
timore and river landings Returning leave Baiti.
and All er rpfsSas es TnHssdss nus 81
prepaid. Baltimore, Philadeiphia and New York
sFety t0f Rss
Telephone 74b mh2s-12n
ACCOUNTANTS.
j. z. Bates
Public Accountant and Auditor,
delft 9th and r sts n Telephone No. or
LADIES' GOODS.
Sewing Machines Rep'd, ST..
An werk wa..ansa Orders By mail promptly
NV. a ss'e' 70, " " A> ''' AiA' o. 'ii iasslsts ssa T.
STORAGE
STORAGE.
II you have any goods store or sell send
them to THOMAS BOWLING & CO.,
mh25-30t.4 612 st. NV.
Esrrr In
Evening star., 1901-04-22

Mails for BELIZE, PUERTO CORTEZ and
GUATEMALA, by rail to New Orleans and thence
connecting closes for which being Mondays
Mails for COSTA RIGA by rail to New Orleans
and thence via steamer. close here daily at 1000
days.
Evening star., 1901-04-22
The Sam Marcos Hotel,

Pacific and Massachusetts aves.
Atlantic City, n. J.
Now Open.
This beautiful hotel has been thoroughly reno
waited. TeInodeled and refurnished, and is a peer
Of excellence and comfort. Steam heat elevators
and sun parlors overlooking the ocean. Terms
very cozy and comfortable rooms at 81 per week
each person. Capacity, 800 guests
KATHARINE KANOUSE
ap2-26 IA OF Washington d. a.
Evening star., 1901-04-22
MEDICAL
DIR. CZARRA.

311 9Th ST NV.
Oldest German Specialist.
X-RAfS for Examinations, Diagnosis and Treat
ment In Skin and Blood Diseases Cancer Rheu.
uIatism Piles Structure &c
Urine examined. Daily. from 10 to 6; Tuesdays
End Saturdays till pm. Phone East 1856 y
felS-IUtf '
Evening star., 1901-04-22

HOME-CHEAPEST,
MOST BEAUTIFUL
ap4-tf CLEVELAND PARK.
800 DOWN. BALANCE MONTHLY-HOMES At
Vienna. Va. Is miles from Washington; pretty
cottages. IS to s12 per month. E. W. PIERCE
FiPrna Va fel5-7Sts
FOR sALE-wOODsIDE MD. on 7TH ST. ROAD,
nine room cottage: cellar. bath. attic. furnace;
well Of good water: price s., 500; terms to suit.
mh2s 26t b. F. LEIGHTON. 418 9th st. NV.
BRENTWOOD. MD. NEXT TO DISTRICT LINE,
on City and Suburban electric and d. and o.
railways.
Lots on Brentwood tract. Y mile due north
from District line station, electric road cent
to- cents foot: Choice Y acre lots $11o-
Lots on Holiday tract. both sides electric
road. close to b. and o. station. 3 to cents
foot New houses building. Inquire
W. A. BARTLETT.
nh6-3m Loan and Trust. 10th hoor
FOR RENT-CHEAP-AT BRIGHTWOOD. D. q.
good dairy farm; 50 acres; plenty Of water;
new dwelling and barn and other outbulldings:
windmill: accommodations for 40 head Of stock.
fei4-h B. +. SAUL. 7th and SITS. nv.
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Notice TO Home Guards or
Militia.
Who Rcnd red Active Service
During the Latte Civil
WAR.

The West Virginia State Service Com.
mission created hy an act of the Legislature
OF West Virginia at it last session ,,nr,,-
eel February p, 1901, said commission con-.
>i..tug oft th" AdIutant Gene al. =. Il Bark.
cr -.Ivsidcnt of the Board W. W Riley
and 4. II. iUrncr two citizens appniutcd
10y the Governor of West Nirpinr,. will
meet at the Office of the Adiuttut General
'n Charleston, w, VA, ou IA. following
date, specified i'm said act. ou the inst
tuesday u October 1901 and the first
} tuesday, iu February, June and October.
W., respectfully, for the purpose of rccit.v-
i'g and passing on the proof of all claim,
Tor active service, either for this Stnta nr
pi the United States during the late Civil
w ar whether nS Home Guud> or Mali,i.
Elmks Ton application and proof of tl,e ser.
wee rendered will bee furnished the claimant
under sud acl, either in person bv the Adj
luIant Hencrai at hi, office in Charles
ton, W. VA, cor sent 10y mail ON request bv
letter addressed to = Il. Barker. President
state service Commission, Adiutant teuer-
ais office, at Charleston w Va.
Sad applicants shall show the address of
such claimant uoN and at the date said ser
vice was rendered, AT the length ui such
service nm months and day, the kind of
such service rendered, whether the same
WAS rendered as a private cor nS nn OIL Ger
and 1t a~ AN officer the rank hell; whether
the soldier has been Imid therefor or any
w"t therc'fand i'm addition the claimant
will he required o. furnish the a.liiavits of
al le;ut tw reputable witnesses to prhve
the material tIct> the said Commission nav
see proper tn require proof OF And said
commission after -lti>yin. itself of the
CORRECTNESS ot the proof of the claimant will
N..I.
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w. w. w" Nahl any
p"I ''"Iar 'hlhS or II N"u want hired
help Tor any particular line of work
send IN an AL and watch the result.
WASTED: 10 sell a frs, class O.borr.
Moving Mlchine Anyone wishing To
t'vnSe WA 40 wen To- can on or address,
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NANrED;-in Calhoun county, three
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I,'"''Inn u"~>ih!eaud DIR VI the salary Nd
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"'"''."n with an equipments, Hart lir =.
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.'j9er FOR iHrihcr information call ON or
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YER Muscular rheumatism, Eczema White
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iIan ~, ''t W. cure for sale al BELL Brcs.,
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ChTOnICIiDgS.
News from Different Parts Of tue
County. a> Given to Is
BY correspondents.
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A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
something New Under
The Sun"

All Doctors hare tried tn cure G NTARRH
10y the use of powders acid ga,s &, iuhalerS
ana drugs IN paste form Thor powders
uIN 1p the muCunu~ memhrsueS causing
them To crack open and bleed Ihe power
lul ACIDS used in the mhalerS have entirely
eaten away the same membranes that Their
makers have aimed o. cure white paStc>
ANA ontmeptS cannot reacl the diSetSe
An Old and experienced pr..'itiuucr who
mas Tor many NVu~ mllCa a. use study aud
SpecEultv at the treatment o. tATARRI.
mas ot last perfected Treatment which
Whh i"lthiully g>cd. mo-, .piy relieves
once, hut permanently cures CAIANR at
ol renewing the Cousp stopping the H..
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the only remedy known tu science that ac-
'"aIly reaches the afflicted parts This
wonderful remedy Is known as "S\IF
tLEN the GUARANTEED CArARRII
CT 49, and is >olcd 20, the extremely low
price of Que Dollar, each package contain
my internal and cNtcruIa medicine sufficient
Tor full months treatment AMI every hinl
necessary tu its perfect use
"SNl FILES is the only perfect CAT
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nized as the only safe and positive cure fnl
that annoying and disgusting diSeaSe. II
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Sent prepaid To any address i'm ,h
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llar Address Dept C2l4 'EUNlN
GILES ~ COMPANY, 233O and 233
orkct Street Philadrlphin.
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The following is the repart of The
o,arkey school. nf Lee district. coun.
~ of Calhoun, w. VA, for the month
commencing an the rs day Of Sept
and ending ON the llrh. day Of Oct,
1901. No. enrolled "a percent of
da'I> attar de zee, 90; pup that we're
neither absent nor tard, DIu y
Barnh"uSe, Maggie Leach. ARR ua
"oh, Lulu Dnwns Una Barr, Myrtle
NHrcher, K " G"tl and Evert STAR.
cher. The people of this district
have The welfare or their chlldr,n,'
education q heart
LEE GAINFR. Teacher.
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IL Is rumnred that there will be q
wedding in this community in the
near future. Wonder who The happy
couple are?
Mr. Quimby Kelley, one If White
Pines gallant young uen, accompa
MED his cousin, Miss Geneva Terrell.
home last Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Board, Of Tripplett.
R"ane county, nee DuIiu, was the
welcome and pleasant guest Of her
pother and friends OF Enou last
week.
Jacob Beonet', ofHcurieua. and
son, j. NJ Bennett, are building
themselves a gasoline boat, which
they viii run on Tie Guyandoue
river
One of Homer Riddles hule girl.
died lust week, of tou.iiis We ex.
tend 90 che bereaveJ family our sin.
cere sympathy.
Misses Nora and Geneva Terrell
were visiting friend. aud relative on
i.ush run Saturday and Sunday a
Week.
Th trustees. of ibe berry Fork
schooi me, last Saturday and hired
j. f. Feuell o ieacH said school
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
At LOckney, Friday, Oct. %, 1901

On the above named date, Friday,
Oct. %, 1901, ! VIII sell, at public
auction to the highest bidder, at my
farm at L1ckney, AL Of the Live
stock, household and kitchen flrni.
ture, farming utensils, hay, corn,
oats, fodder everything own in
the personal line at that place
About 20 head of Herefords bulls,
cows, heilers and calves. Several
yearIings, and yokes Of of oxen:
About 70 head of sheep, 8 head ct
hogs, 3 good horse, 2 wagons, ] bug
~, moving machines aud rake; and
all the utensils required to do gen.
erul farming business.
TERMS OF SALE An sums fm
50 90 and less, cash in hand, and for
all SUNS over that amour. on credit
oi 8 months, The purchaser giving
his or her note with go,d personal Sc
curily.
Very Truly Yours,
4 pENpCy
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81 j->4-- .s..A.4.Ii1o.
Buggies y!

We have on hard line Of buggies
That we are going to sell at once, and
We are going to sell them so that
every person mat buys one Will get "a
bargain. If You want to get in
with it, apply at once. They will
not last long. The buggies are on
exhibition at Waldo's Livery Barn
Take Il look at them. Several have
been sold and every buyer has been
pleased Yours &c,
The GAINESVILLE CARRIAGE Co.
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buggy work H. Ncll a. any factory.
Can give The best OF satisfaction with
horse shoeing, making the shoe fiji the
hoof and not The h"ut the shoe. |
kindly invite The public to call ON me
and give me trial am here to
stay, and want To merit good pat
r"nage ] guarantee all nv work 10
give perfect -ati>tncIinu Respect
>. >. PATTERSON, Evansville.
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=. :. PAT-
has opened
man Black
at the mill.
wor X IN en-
his work in
uia D. u q Z
kinds % a.
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D VI 80. OE rLrrON- w NJ

p VI DECO OF TIPTON, W. W
WIFI on lbc l.l day Of Ocr 1907
open 6lst class Watch Repairing
shop 40 the Central Hotel 200 Grants.
willie. Will have % fret class workman
m charge Sewing machines, needles
md supplies always on hands. VIII
also rrpWr rcvoIyer- and machines.
u you want first class work so
moderate price. call
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Very Truly Yours,
A. PEARCY.
ItHaDpcncd ga "a Drug store.

d" One day ia.t winter a lady came
into my drug Store auj asked for n
brand of cough mru,ciue ,hat / did
not have boz stock SAYS Mr. G.. Il
Grandm. lhe popular druggist of
Onturio, y j. "~he was disnp
pointed and wanted to know whar
cough preparation could recommend
/ said lo her tha, J cold freely rec
ommeud Chamberlain. Cough Rem.
edY and that She could ukea bottle
oi iheremedy ud after giving il d
ialr lria. 30 She 500 nut hud 10 worth
the money tu bring back the bottle
aud would REFUND tue price paid
Ia ihe course 90 aday urtwo the lady
came back DOB company wilma friend
ln need of cough medicine and a1.
vised her tn buy bYuleof Chamber
laln.- Cough Remedy ! considered
that % very good recommendation for
The remedy Iha remedy owes ip.
great p"puIarifvuu I extensive Sale
BOO % large measure t1 the pcr.ouaI
reconimcndau.n.of people Nh9 have
been cured by Dos use. lti- for sslr
by lhe Dye Pharmacy
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-10-15

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