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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-08
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-
IN COMMON PLEAS.

wv n L Ot n EN BERR y
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Addie Byron Montgomery, Plaintiff,
against
Jane W. Montgomery as heir at law
anu ulslrloutce of John ". Montgom.
cry, deceased, and also as Admins.
trnIriN Of al aud singular the goods
and rhattlcS, tights and credits which
were ot the said John W. MortSom.
cry, deceased. and Charles W Mont.
gomerE. Lille 5. Corwin, Nirginia
Nj. Whitaker, and Andrew s. Mont
gomery, DEFENDANTS.
pl ORDER OF THE COURT
~ herein, will sell to the highest
bidder before the Court House AT New.
Derry, C., the fist Monday iSaledavl
IN Drtember, 1901, all that lot Of land
lying in the Town Of Newberry, In the
said county and State, containing one.
eighth fan acre. more or less, fronting
on Adams street and otherwise bound
Ell by tho Crotw"ll building lot, lot
belonging TO ]. NJ. GodScy and \ lot of
Geo, ) Mower.
Terms OF Sale One-third Of tho
purchase money 10 be paid in cash, and
the balance in equal ins,sllments in
one aud two Years from tho day of
sale with interest from day Of sale The
credit portion Of the purchase money
10 be secured by bonds of the pur.
chaser AID mortgages Of tho premises
sold. The purchaser being required to
secure the building on the said lot for
the period Of Two years and assign the
policy to the said Master before re.
ceirtng deed Of conveyance, but leave
Ia given TO purchaser to pay his whole
bid In cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers and revenue stamps,
II, h. RlKARD, master.
Masters Office Nov. 8. 1901,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-08

STATE OF SOU I'll CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEW WBERRY-IN
COMMON PLEAS.
Ezekiel 7. Mathews, plaintiff.
as..:.St
James R. Clary. defendant
RI ORDER OF THE COURT
- herein, will sell 10 the highest old-
der tefore the Courthouse at New wberry,
:. e.. ON sale$day in December next, ali
that tract, or plantation Of land situate
III the County Of New berry, State atore
said. cNntAining Oue Hundred and
Forty tive l+5l acres, more or less. anu
bounded 10y the lands Of Il. D. h ,oZer.
DR., " d. Sem, Jno. Samuel BooZer,
All ny lands OF Jno V. Clary. (Formerly
NJ Helen Clary.l
Terms Of Sale-One third cash and
tAe halar &c on credit Of twelve
mouths. tie credit portion 10 be secured
by bonds OF the purchaser and mort
gage Of the premises sold, with intere st
thereon from date OF sale Of eight per
cent per annnm Purchaser to pay for
All papers aud revenue stamps.
III, II. Rlk ARD. Master.
Masters Office, Nov !. 1901.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-08

IL. Il Mcintyre, st Paul, Mimi, who
has been troubled with II disordrrcd
stomach, says, "Chnmhcrains Stom-
arh and Liver Tablets do me more good
than anything have ever taken" For
sale 10y VIM. T.. Pelham Il Son.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-08
-NUStcl''S Sales.
SlAlE OF SOU TIL CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEW WBERRY-IN
COMMON PLEAS.
W. W. II. dyes, Judge ot Probate for
New nrrrS County, p.aiuuf,


Dl ORDER OF TIRE COURT HERE.
u IL. | NY. sell ~ the higheS; hlGicr
q; fore ;Cr Court House At New berry
:. I o. =. .riay in December next, all
-; ;rat. or parcel ot lanG situate and
49,: : Il New nrfry County. Stat. atore
>AlH. c,'UIIlulNG Que Hundred and
INrrE AHN SINty-tive one huudredths ;
Nc" t3.ltNo Acre. more or less, and
,>rUni-G w lauds "t l.. r. Eudd, Amelia
Nr"nt:> tulnrr, DR.. \. y. Madden and
others, and known MS the "White
place."
Terms of sale: One third ~ cash,
balance payable III twelve months fron
day of sale, the credit portion to be
secured by bond OF we purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises sold, with
!"Eai interest thereon from the date Of
sale, or all cash at option OF purchaser
Purchaser 10 pay for papers aud reve.
nue. stamps
II. II. ElEARD, Master.
Masters Office Nov g. 1901
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-08
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-
IN COMMON PLEAS.

Fannie {. Rasselt ct al. Ad nj istrators
Piaiutiifs, against d \ Russell ct
al, Defendants
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-08
Notice TO Creditors.

NJ NJ tia ri>. as administration. sc
against
CAsanah VI. Kum"lv. ~ al.
\ Ii. AND SINGULAR Tllt.
4 n rrrdi'o ot James \ HarrlS.
"rrra>,I. arr ..''rvN, = QN;rrl tore ArI
~ and ,-tAh :, Il iNrir rIAluu> A&Ainst
SAID uHr"a>vu hrfor" me nj my ot,,rr III
ne town "t New berry. ON Nr before the
>INtHrNln %ay Of prrrmhrr. 1901. and
al! the creditors VI the said deceased
AZ" hrrrhy rnjNinei from prosecuting
;NHW r'aimS except As herein provided.
II. II. ElkARn. Master,
Masters Onirr. Nov. $ 1901
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-08
FOR SALE.

TNNE COATS PLACE. CONTAIN
Il ing 216 acres ot land. good dwell
,nG aud cat house and II fine well of
water. ruH NlA I is about two miles
from Nr~hvrry and one mile Yves. OF
llHirna F'r terms etc. apply to
MlSS KATE COATS.
lirlrna. s G.
o"t j. PURCELL.
81 80 &C.,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-11-08
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY IN
COMMON PLEAS.
& &. Sale. Plaintiff.
against
l.uG RNO.rr defendant

LIN hNo.Hr GGtGnuAnt. =
RN NkDEN OF THE COURT
~ hereto, / will sell IL the highest
bidder before the Court House at New
barry. =. G., ON sal, Sdav in D"rt mber
next, the fuii"wipE piece or tract OF
l>nd, situate and teinE III Newberry
Comfy. Suuth Carolina, containing
twenty GOV acres more or less, bounded
ny lots Nos ~ and ) Of the lands of
Henry Lake. deceased. and land of ].
NJ Ward. and minor heirs OF Henry
lake. deceased
Terms Of Salr.-CaSh. Purchaser
10 pay for papers and stamps.
IL. II RlkARD, Master,
Masters Ottirc, Nov. !, 1901
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-01
A ROSE TEA
A Delightful Social Function Given in Honor
Of Miss VOllmer.

AT the home of Ms. W. w. Leeper
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Leeper and
Mrs. w. c. Fritter gave an elaborate
rose tea i'll honor of Miss Bessie Vollmer
whose engagement to Mr.. Arthur Clark
of New York has just been announced.
Mrs. Leepers beautiful home was taste
fully decorated for the reception Of the
guests. The color effects were beautiful.
In the hall the scheme was yellow and
black and the prevailing flowers were
the golden suntlowers. In the reception
room sweet peas were the feature and
great profusson of these made up the
decoration. In the dinirg room the rose
effect was carried out and there was a
fine display banked by ferns. Festoons
of illusion in pastel colors were d-aped
from the ceiling of the dining room.
In the reception room the hostesses
were assisted by Mrs. and Miss vollmer.
Miss Vollmer was gowned in pink and
white and carried big boquet of pink
and white carnations.
A delightful menu Of dainty cakes and
ices was served in the dining room where
the following ladies were in attendance:
Mesdames +. w. Kettenbach, &. A.
Foresman, Eben Mounce, G. w. SHAFT,
Duncan McGilvery and Misses Ken
nedy and Genevieve vollmer Miss
Saux presided at the punch bowl and
Misses Orcutt and Binnar assisted in
the reception.
musical programme was rendered
throughout the afternoon. Mrs. Arthur
Stacy, Mrs. II. K. Barnett, Mrs. Williams
Of Asotin, Misses Saux and Waldnian
were OH the programme. Mrs Williams
rendered piano solo of her own COM
position, one just written and dedicated
to Miss Vollmer. There were about
sixty guests present.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-01
WILL BUY
LOCAL FLAX

B. G. Peters of Kendrick, Idaho who
has recently been in the east in the in
terests of the flax growers of the reserva-
tim has succeeded in interesting the
Midland Linseed Oil Company of
Minneapolis in the project aud plans are
being perfected for the erection of lin
seed oil mill at Spokane, the plant to
cost $4,000. The Midland Linseed Oil
Co., who propose to locate in Spokane
have a 5000 plant in Minneapolis and
will enter the western field with ample
capital to make warm competition for
the companies on the Pacific Coast. This
season nearly all the flax has been con.
tracted by the western companies but for
the future the new company will come in
tor share Of the business and prices are
expected to advance.
Mr. Peters is quoted in the Spokesman
Review with this statement of the price
conditions. He says:
"When flaxseed is 81 20 per bushel (56
pounds) Chicago, and we sell so pounds
for one bushel to western manufacturers
we lose four pounds at cents per pound,
or cents on each bushel.
"Chicago's quotations are for bulk fax
and we sack it here. If sacks are are 9
cents piece here, we lose AZ cents per
bushel by sacking.
"We claim we are losing by being
docked alb ut cent and half per bushel
more than necessary thereby losing !,
cents more.
"linseed oil sells for 6 cents per gallon
more on tina Coast than in Chicago.
There are about IS pounds of two and
half gallons Of oil in one bushel of pure
fiaxseed, which gives coast manufacturers
the advantage of l4Izcents per bushel in
selling the oil. Allowing I3 cents per
bushel to pay freight to the Coast the
flax grower is realizing only AZ cents per
bushel under eastern prices. 1fthe differ
ence in pounds per bushel sacking, dock
age and s cents per gallon (price Of oil
on the Coast over Chicago prices) remain
the same, we flax growers should Justly
receive IS cents Of Chicago prices. The
| farmers Of the Nez Perce Indian reserva-
tion will raise fax crop this year ag-
gregating $4,000 bushels, a. d that two
thirds Of this is already contracted for to
western manufacturers. The other one
third is retained by them to lie sold IN
open market
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-01

vigorous for the betterment of the CITY
and the roll of names now comprises
nearly all the active business men of the
city. Those elected at the meeting this
week were T.. A. White, w. A. White,
Frank Thompson, +. B Bartlett. w. T..
Timberlake, Arthur Stacy, John Pointing
and f.. O'Nell. The names posted were
Mathew Scullv, Dennis Holland, ID.
Needham, Ray Walker, w. II. Skinner,
Vim. Schuldt, Frank Cole, Henry
Grostein, Ben Dill. Bert Smith, J. d. c.
Thiessen, Harry Dowd and DR.. L. J.
Boston
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-01
No One Claims the $500.

A month has elapsed since the Bee
Hive drew the wining ticket and no one
has presented the duplicate for No. 1898
to lay claim to the $500 in gold offered
by M. Beach to the winner. iew
drawing will be made August sth and
the capital prize will be divided into q
number Of smaller prizes as follows: Ten
prizes tao each. 10 prizes Of $Io each and
40 prizes Of IS each. Sixty persons
will be winners In the second drawing
which will take place II the Bee Hive
Monday August S, 1901.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-01
r.mmany Crop. Yield Well.

Nelson Bros. Of Tammanys finished
harvesting Tuesday, They cut about
500 acres Of wheat and barley. The
barley has been threshed and the yield
is about AZ bushels per acre. The whea,
is being threshed and averages about 81
bushels. Every where. in Tammany the
farmers are busy with the harvest and
the yield is exceptionally good.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-01
Commercial Club Growing.

The Lewiston Commercial Club is
making an active growth. Attic regular
meeting held this week seven new mem
bers were voted in and the names Of
thirteen others were posted for member
ship. The work Of the club has been
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-01
For the Free Library.

The free library sale at the Kjos store
closed yesterday. For week past the
store has been IN charge Of the ladies Of
the club and five per cent Of the cash
sales will be donated to the free library
find. The sale has been popular. The
public fell in with Mr.. Kincaid's idea
= and the aggycga$e :sales Hill chow neat
iucsease for the library fund
Down in Kansas corn Is popping ON the
stalk. Let stalk Of sonething else
essa ~ u fiis Mi 50 y sas
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-01

j. B. Perkins has returned from the
Seven Devils mining district. where he
has been doing development work on the
Idaho, claim owned by him. VIM. Kru-
ger and {. w. Colby.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-08
First Court of AnnenIn.

Galveston, Texas. February The
following proceedings were had today in
the court cf civil appeals:
Affirmed: d. Klcinsm5th VS. s. e. Ham
lin, from De Witt; Hans Werner vs..
Trsutweiu & Walters. from Da witt; H.
Ntastcrson VS.. Mansfield & Root. from
Harris.
Reversed and remandcd Manuel An
drews VS.. Mrllade5 Iemeos, from
Nueces: Mrs. ]. NJ. Hillen VS.. w r. WI
lian1s, from Rusk f. G. Brirceheld KS
r. l.. Allen. from Calhoun.
Dismis ed for want OF persecution. Ed
Van Worme. VS. Tom Williams ct al, from
Jefiefscn.
Mot on for rehearing refused Calves
ton, Harrisburg ana San Antonio Rail-
way Company vs., c. NJ Morris from
Wharton.
Modem 10 consolidate GRANTED; Charles
Nccdham. execute, W. NJ j. Hickey.
from Fort Bend,
Submitted: s. A. Lindsey aiministra-
tor, VS.. Newell W. White, from smith,
Charles Needham, executor, vs. M.ylJ.
Hickey. from Fort Bend; Mrs, l.. A. E.
lis. executr!x. VS.. George w. Stein ct al,
from Fort Bend; International and Great
Northern Ra lroad Company VS.. A.
Ja-kscn; Internltional and Great North
ern Railrcad Company VS.. B, F. story.
from Anderson; ]. j. Donovant VS.. NJ.
Hfnzte ct al; J. j, Donovant VS.. A. y
Dexter and wife. from Anderson The
state cf Texas VS. j. NJ Brownson e. al,
from Victoria.
Set for submission February ri: CAL
win Roberts ct al VS.. Louisa Ballard ct
al. from Cass; Aibuckle Bros. ct al vs..
]. Il. Tn ,mpson. from Dallas; Smith &
ThomMnson 90. VS.. 4. c. Burns, from
hin: wharton B.anJh vs. Simon De
Blanc, from Dallas: Evie Lee Graham ct
al vs. r. X. Miller ct al, from Hi: j.
u Mailing VS. Denison and Pacific Sub
uhan Railway Company. from Grayson:
"A n Abbott ct al VS.. J. G. Foster ct al.
from Red River: T. B Salmons ct al VS..
Mary T., Thomas. fran Dallas; Mrs. A.
+. Herniohel vs.. Texas Drug Company,
frrr, nallaS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-08
sorrn rENAs rnrck GROWERS.
Proceedings of the Mectipw Held nj
ECeNiiIp.

eeevilic' Texas. February The South
Texas truck growers in regular qlarturiy
session at this place got down 10 business
yesterday morning bout 10 o'clock 81
oy noon had carried gu; most in e.
es'ing and Instructive programme.
mo session WIS called to order ny Vice
President S. A, Fanton, ana after the
transaction Of some ltilo minor business
colonel John Howard OF Houston. nam
ager Of the Southern Pacific INN grafton
no Information bureau. was latroducel
ana delivered an address on Tho Lad
lnmlgrition ilroad and Market Qucs-
Mons. Mr. Howard Ia always an enter
tanning speaker on Amos, any subject.
put has extensive md varied experiences
curing many years spent in Texas ana
me position which ne now occUp es en-
anled him to handle the subjects OF his
'cdfess in manrcr that was both odlfy-
'hS ana pleasing TO the assembled truck
growers
This was followed by an address on
The Wife's Portion OF the Income" de-
llVered by Mrs. c. l. swan Of Normanna
IN an able and most convincing manner
Mrs, swan showed thlt the wife had IS
much right 10 portion OF the Income
- WV "Nhld-pV lOIuN OIL creation anu
sho painted several vivid word aictures
of honos where the wife was made equal
partner in all things ana Of hose where
she was not, and then cflled attention
10 the contrast in f1rc0ful style that
made more than ono male member Of
her audience yisbly vince At the con-
.clusion of her remarks Mrs, Swan was
rendered vote Of thanks by the asso-
clifton
1t was now nearing the noon hour,
and after holding short business session
the associ ton adjourned until f;30 at
night
Al o'clock in the afternoon the dele
gates and visitors were furnished con-
yeyances and escorted by number OF
the citizens Of the city 20 the State eS-
perimental firm End station, FIVE m,lcl
east Of town On the way out they were
taken through tbs irrigated truck farms
OF J X ROBBERS n, w. C. McD1weii,
Captain W. j. Perkins and S. z Keenc
Here t5ey saw growing !n the greatest
profusion all kinds Of early vegetables
and were given somewhat OF sn idea OF
what a wonderful truck growing region
Bee county IS the center Of
Arriving It the experimental farm the
delegates we're escorted through Ill the
different plats a. ground. shown the gre9i
variety Of sMh being grown there ani
given much valuable Information as u
cultIvsting, fertlizing, gathering, ship
ping etc
Returning. the delegates and tao.
escorts arrived in town about $50
Promptly at the appointed time the.
reossemhled ~ tho cperl house for the
night session. ana several hours we've
very probably spent in N experience OF
i9s-tute meeting, in which the planting
cultiyating and marketing Of c7boage,
caulihower and cantlloupes was dis
cusscd.
Tint these truckers know some thing:
and are rapidly att1iniac the high rouni.
on the agricultural ladder one has bu
to attend one of these meetings to be
come convinced.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-08
BEAUMONT BUDGET.
Union Tcmpcr,nce un,,

Beaumont, Texsa, February AR
rargemen,s have aha; been complete 1
whereby the Temperance Hall assoc a
ton Of this city will bald large hricS
building on the lot on the corner Of
Bowie and Pearl streets. This asso ia
hen has been endeavcring for several
years to build brlox Guiding on this
site, but each cffoa along this line has
been without success. The association
is without funds sufficient to construct
the building suita3!e 10 the demand OF
the place, and it vs. for this reason the
work laS been de,ayed Nov, however,
IL Is annonced that the necessary money
TO erect the building has been s,e ire ov
loan and the work on p ans viii 10
commenced al tnce. The lot upon VIII CHI
they will build measures xli0 anI Is
one 4 the most att; active busin.ss ST es
IN the city. The building VIII protab y
re two-story structure and DO sihly
three. The Young Mems Christian Asso
claticn has been endeavoring 10 secure a
third flo r fer a hail gymnasium ar IL
bfaIy and II may be ar. anged 50 that he
Young Mems Christian Assoclat.n can
ou!id third story on this building.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-08

t I,. covers institute TO be hsli n Lac
NM, e. L. February H. rot and here
WIN WIN invite you to attend. WI ic every
10y wac feels an interest IN the dovela,-
men. q tAe rice country aad VIII grows
.Ne CT neipo market H. WEI be wei
eomea' especially an urgen, .nvitsti,n is
e q, TO thtss 80 have leaned Nh ,t
yues KNOW aeout rice ny hard kacc s.
iuu WIZ sec thw the tcp.es Tor the s.
S sn are all practical We Saut cvtry
aimer 70 ceme prepared to tell Whit
..sr ne may have learned 81 in.ercss o.
s."e 70 o,eeie and to learn wAst 70
~ ~ rom nc experience Of nthorc W.
.n, , That In TIL way ali Who st.f 4
~ Feeeiie Prlctical benefit Of ,he y nj
.ust brings mcre d5i,ers -; the end rr
tAc season. Reduced rates will &c given
on C an railroad lines en,csins into llhe
onhries' which penetrseee about every
peFt "a tee we1t country. Y.u are IN
.Ited 70 call there upon yeur arrival anil
,ns committee VIII Gee tina, you act gool
truly. "a / -@,ry Sr.siacr,
Leca thavanrs, Sec etary
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-08
HIGHER COURTS.
The Supreme Court.

Austin Texas. February THE fol-
lowing proceedings were had in the su-
preme court todly:
Application granted Phoenix Lumber
Company ct al VS.. Houston Water Com
p3ny, from Fort Bend,
Application refused; De Ii Vergne
Refrigerat.ng NJ. Company VS.. Goorse H.
Stahl, from Bexar; James Raley w j.
j. Sweeney. justice Of peace, from Baxar;
Texas md Piuifc Railway Company vs..
II. O'Mahoney from M.rion
Affirmed: Ada S. Link VS.. City of
Houston. from Harris,
Reversed and rendered: Island City
Sav!pgs Bank ct al vs.. p. II Dowlearn,
from De Witt.
Judgment court civil appeals reversed
and Judgment district court affirmed :
Western Assurance Company vs.. V. Ke-
mendo, from McLenn n.
Mand mus denied (dismissed>: b. l..
Aycock ct al vs.. John II Clark, district
Judge,
Certified questions dismissed without
written opinionO: The state Of Texas VS..
Austin and Northwestern Railroli Com
'pany, from Travis.
Certified questions set for February
ie5: San Antonio Real Estate Building
and Loan Association VS.. S. stewart from
BeXar; e. j Williams. guardian. VS.
Louis sap!ela. from Fort Bend.
Reset for February 81; Charles NJ.
stevens VS.. w. F.. Stons. from Cooke
Motions for rehoaring overrulnd In
tcrstste Building and Loan Association
Tvs. w. I. Goforth ct al. from Bexar;
j. f. Davidson ct al vs. S. u, Calder
ct al, from Fort Bend.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-08
STR ANGER THAN FICTION.
A Remedy Which Hus HevoIutinnizcd
TIE Treatment of stomach
'uTrOubiea.

Tho remedy is not heralded as Won
dtrful discovery nor YET a secret patent
medicine. neither is it claimed to cure
anything except dyspepsia, Indigestion
and stomach troubles with nine out Of
ten suffer,
The remedy is in the form OF pleasant
tasting tablet or lozenges, containing
vegetables and fruit essences. pure asep-
tic pepsin government tcsD. golden seal
ana dilstsse. The Tablets arc sold by
druggists under the name Of StuBrtA
Dy.pcpgla Tablets Many Interesting OK
periments TO test the digestive power OF
stuarts Tablets show that one grain OF
the active principle contained in them is
sufficient 10 thoroughly digest 5000 grains
OF raw meat, eggs and other wholesome
food,
stuarrs Tablets 20 not act upon me
bowels like after dinner pills and cheap
cathartlcs, which simply irrltae and IN
fame the iniestines wiihou; having any
effect Whatever in disesting food or cur
ing Indigestion.
II the stomach can be rested and as
sisted IN the work OF digestion Il viii
very soon recover its normal vigor, as
no organ is so much abused ami over
worked as the stomach.
This Is the secret. II there Is any Sc
cret, CT the remarkable success OF Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets, remedy prac-
tically unknown a few years ago ana
now the most widely known OF any treat
ment for stomach weakness.
J This success has been secured entirely
; upon it's merits as a dges i've pure and
simple because there can be M stomach
trouble II the food is promptly digested.
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets act entirely
on the food eaten!h&gas ing Il complete
tly. 80 that ii san be asslmlatei into
blood, nerve and tissue They cure dys-
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furnish the digestive power which weak
stomachs lack and unless tina, lack Is
supplied II is useless to attempt 10 cure
Nv the use Of ntonies." pills" and ca
iharties which have absolutely no dl-
ecstive power,
stuarts Dyspepsia rabiest can be found
al an drug stores aud tho regular use Of
enc or TWO OF them after meals will
demonstrate their merit better than any
other ar-ument.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-08
Henrne Items.

.aine Texas, February Mrs. W. r.
[aaa, VINO has been very sick at her
's Is reported to be very much iin-
'His morning. Several ladies' from
nave been in attendance at her bed
4 ipr The past week.
~ alsor Off Adams and President l..
sais., MAJ Of lhe Agricultural AMI Me-
n bonns oilege were in lIeIrne for a
fts Yesterday en- route to Austin
he,l , rS oil the girls Industrial
Ia y " S.n they are trying 10 have To-
!, sr,s, Esther BoatrEght and ozeIIe
n s1us, Two charming young ladies d.
/, we're IN the city visiting yezter-
sin 81, l'ale Garrett has returned from A
M M edp to Bremond.
ths ~ Mhatley. 4 prominent PLANTER
NJ sw AN I'm is In the city today.
sfues"s ", Wipprecht, prominent
sterdsv 'lSn OF Bryan. was in the city
d 81 Wa Swanson, charm lg young
1 div SsN Orleans, who has Sse, in
ksyoy ul visit to her sister. Mrs.
III, leit Yesterday for a week,s visIt
Rss n n Houston.
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