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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-09-12

ent Of the Northwestern Purity Associa.
ton for the state OF Iowa, will deliver
an address on Social Purity. There
will be no evening service, we joining
with the other churches of the city in
similar service at the Christian church
at that hour.
There will be a union service, in
which all the churches of the city are
requested to take part, at the Christian
Church, next Sabbath evening, in the
interest of Social Purity, addressed by
the Rev. D. D.. Mitchell, State Superin-
tendant of northwestern Purity Associ-
alton. Mr.. Mitchell comes to us we'll
recommended by pastors in this and
others states as speaker of more than
ordinary interest, and one who handles
his subject with plainness which social
conditions demand, and yet with del
icacy which is appropriate to the re.
ouirements of his audience. 1t is hoped
that the members of all the churches
will be found in the audience on this
occasion.
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A LITTLE kNowN- EAcv
sHtR1EE,s SALE

BY by virtue of an execution, directed to me
county, Iowa, on q Judgment Obtained in sail
S courI, on the 9TH day of September 1891. in
a as o, o. ;Englehart, Davinsou Mercantile Co.
Micks US defendants, for the sum Of five ri hun 9.
area thlrty-four 81 100 dollars $36 90 attorneys
ress ana costs taxed at sloo5 and accrui6g
cosass nav. nave levied upon :he following real
ds.ale, taken as the property OF said defen.
eMn to satisfy said execution, lo.wit Ths
Mesn - 70 acres 81 Of the s. Of the 8 Of the
IN ntnn q OF sec. II, township g. range 81, De-
LOT sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand.
on me stn day OF October A. D. 1901, IN front
~ Hne court house door in Leon Iowa. OF the
n1ur OF zen O'CLOCK O. m. of said day, when and
where ,alt due attendance will be given by the the
Dated at Leon, Iowa, September o, 1901.
, .. JOHN BURNS sss
'SU Sheriff of Said Gounty..
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from few days visit With bia Esster l.'', At
Brighton, Iowa. -.,
David Keewn 6staihel i N K hoSl ii
lamont Saturday after serving fora week
on the grand jury.
Ralph Muse returned Saturday from
Des Moines, where he has been working
for several months.
H. Farquhar returned Tuesday morning
from Davenport, where he was attending
Masonic Grand Lodge.
Fred Jones. the new barber at Pugh's
shop, moved his family to this city from
Bethany last Thursday.
W. L. Barry and Sc Ansel spent a
couple Of days VII Bethany friends the
latteE, last week.
J. w McDowsll returned TO his home
at Davis CITY Saturday after serving a
week on the grand Jury
DR.. Is j. Lands 80 Grand River, was a
Leon visitor the latter peFt.of last week,
returning home Friday:
Miss Hsttis Biol king am, Of Indianola,
came Tuesday Whit : few days with her
cousin, Mn. NJ. a. Perry.
Mrs. a. j. Allan refnrnsd Friday from a
few days visit q Garden. Grove with her
daughter, Mrs. Dr. Dudley.
e. b. cClsllAnd came up from Atchi-
son Saturday and Visited until yesterday
with his mother is this city.
"A. 3. Moore retnFned 40 his home at
8.
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A tragedy in which the life of Minnie
Wilson, employed as desk girl at Still
Osteopathy college, was snuffed out by
shot from pistol in the hands of her
divorced, husband, Otis Green, of Abba,
and in which he sought horribly to
round out the crime by sending bullet
crashing through his own brain, was en-
acted on Locust street, between Thir
tenth and Fourteenth streets yesterday
at 1850 a. m.
Miss Wilson, who had only few days
previously been granted decree of d.
vorce, and had resumed her maiden
name, was walking west on Locust street
when Green, who had been in the city
since Thursday, appeared suddenly rid
ing a bicycle. Miss Wilson was OH the
south side of the street going towards
the college. She had evidently been
kept under close surveillance by her
ex-husband. Riding up he dlsmounted
quickly, and hurrying toward her called
out for her to stop. She started across
the street, but almost before she had
crossed the paying on the. north side, he
drew close up behind her and fired.
The bullet took effect in the back of her
head near the base of the brain, and
throwing her hands upward she pitched
forward with convulsive effort and fell
lifeless on the curbing.
Turned Weapon on Himself.
Green paused for an instant, and hay
ing satisfied himself that she was dead,
stepped back few feet facing toward
her, placed the muzzle of the pistol to
his own temple and fired. He fell for.
ward on the sidewalk, where he writhed
about in frightful agony.
Some one sent in hurry call to the
police station, and Sergeant Harry Nor
ris, accompanied by detail Of officers,
was driven to- the scene of the tragedy.
They found Miss Wilson lying on the
pavement, dead, and Green still with.
ing about on the walk. His face pre-
sented horrible appearance. The shot
had plowed its way through from the
right temple to the left, severing the
optic nerve and pushing both eyeballs
from their sockets until they
orotruded a half inch from their normal
position. A great pool - l|1ad marked
he place where he had -
md clothing we're frigh
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nd clothing we're frigh

from the CHASTITY Wound. Miss Wilson.
as above stated, was dead, but Green,
though fearfully mutilated by the bullet,
was concious. He was totally blind,
but in response to suggestion made by
one of the officers to another about get
ting him into the wagon, he remarked:
"Head me right, and / believe l can
climb in M self. Pm blind, but ! think
can make it,
The body Of Miss Wilson was taken
in charge and removed to Porter q let.
ley's undertaking establishment, where
II was placed in a casket and later taken
to Abba on the Wabash train last even
ing, for burial. Green was conveyed 10
the police station and placed on cot
in the basement. He was attended ny
DIR. Spain, who, after examining the
wound, stated there was chance 1or
his recovery, as the bullet mad not pen
etrated the brain. Green refused 10
give any account of himself, further
than to state that he resided at AIDA,
and that the woman he had killed was
his wife. He declined to discuss With
the officers the motive that actuated
him to make the deadly assault,
Married Life Unhappy.
1t was learned, however, that Green
and Miss Wilson had been married at
Morayia, Appanoose county, two years
ago last Christmas. 1t was also ascer-
tanned that because of incorporate
habits and marked disposition to lazl-
ness on his part, their married life had
been anything but happy, and that tlr-
ing of HIM, his wife applied for di-
vorce. A decree was granted her last
Tuesday in the district court at Abba
and, being constantly annoyed by i'm
portunities from Green to return and
live with him, she resigned her position
as cashier in the Fair store at Abba, and
came to Des Moines to seek employ
ment.
1 Prior to her. marriage with Green
Miss Wilson had attended the academy
at Maryville, Mo-, where she was
pupil of Prof. George Il. Moore. Pro
lessor Moore is now connected with tht
faculty at Still college in this city. sht
told Professor Moore her troubles. Col
A. B. Shaw, through the intercession o
the professor, employed Miss Wilsonst t.
attend to desk work. She entered upol
her duties Thursday. Friday she wa
greatly frightened at seeing Green walk
ing along the street ahead Of her. Mis-
Wilson had previously received lette
fromJ. g. Stevens, a brother-in. Flaw
proprietor of the New Monroe hotel a
Abba, stating that Green had left Abb
and to be on the alert since he feare'
he might attempt to do her harm. Nj
Stevens stated yesterday that Green ha
learned the whereabouts of his forme
wife by seeing letter enclosed in a
envelope bearing the printed card {
Still college, which Miss Wilson ha
written to her sister, the wlfeof Steven
: a day or two previous.
At any rate he came to the cit.
Thursday on the Burlington. He stop
ped at the Pilgrim house, corner Sey
enth and Mulberry. He requested t,
be called at $50 every morning, and
after scant breakfast would leave thu
hotel.
Friday. after walking back and forth
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' q lersigned.
Z 4 ,atod ut Loon In
JOHN BuRNi
Sheriff OF decatur County, 4 =
sHERIEF,s SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution. directed to mel
from the clerk of the district court of Decatur
county, LAVA, on a judgment Obtained before
j. L.. Harvey a justice of the peace Of Leon
township. Decatur county. Iowa. on the 18th
day of March, 1871, transcript OF which Was
duly filed in the office of the CLERK of
the district Court OF Decatur
county, Iowa. on the 18th day OF NJ ,rch, 1871,
in favor OF j. q. Farley as plaintif, and
against M. +. Davenport as defendant, for IN
sum of six Is 1UO dollars anj costs taxed at
$4.95 and accrulng costs. have lev led upon
the following real estate. taken as the prop
erty of said defendant, to satisfy said execn;
ton, to-wit. NJ. f. Davenport's undivided
interest in the nwk of seA nel4 ofswA sec
ton IS, township SO. range %. Decatur county,
Iowa. And will Offer tina sam, for sale to ths
highest bidder for cash in hand, on tn, 10th
day of october. A. D. 1871, in front OF the court
house door, in Lem, Decatur county, Iowa at
the hour Of IL o'clock a. m. of said day. when
and where due attendance will b3 given b. the
undersigned.
Dated at Leon, 10 va. septemb sr 10. 1871.
JOHN BURNS,
OF Sheriff of Decatur County. Iowa.
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! past the osteopathy college. several
times, he entered the front office. Miss
Wilson saw MIN approaching, and. be.
ing at the desk facing the corridor. she
slipped into the inner office where Mrs,
A. B. Shaw was sitting. Colonel Shaw
was sitting in the office, and when
Green asked if Minnie Wilson was
about, he stepped into the back office
and told her there was a man outside
who desired to speak to her.
HE is nv ex-husband, she replied,
land l don't want to see him. / fear
he intends to do me harm.''
She was violently agitated. aud her
face as paid as marble.
Returning to the desk, Mr.. Shaw told
Green that Miss Wilson did not wish to
see him.
"Well," he said menacingly, ''if she
won't see me now, she will see me later.
let me tell YOU"
You get out of here, right OFF,
answered Shaw, "or I'll feel called upon
to throw you OUT
Green left, but his manner was sulIen
and threatening. Miss Wilson then re-
lated her past life with Green. and
asked to be protected from him. Pro-
lessor Moore tried to get her to proceed
to the police station and swear out
warrant for his arrest, but she would
not consent to this proposition. She
atterward told Judge @. q. Cole of her
fears, and requested him to take meas.
ures to protect her from Green. The
Judge thought it was all moonshine, and
though he promised to see the police
and have Green placed under surveil.
lance, he failed to do SO. Friday she
told Mrs. Shaw that Green had followed
her to her boarding place and endeay-
ored to induce her to live with him,
When she refused and tried to get away
from him he threatened her. As she
could avoid him in no other manner.
she changed her boarding place, and
FRIDAY nightsand Saturday she was &C.
companfed by Colonel Shaw, Professor
M GORE, and one of the students going to
ana from her meals and when leaving
the college in the evening.
Green Displayed Weapon.
Fooled in getting access to her, Green
bought a pistol Friday. He displayed
the weapon at Porter's livery barn to |
sam Sullivan, to whom he remarked |
that it was loaded, and that he intend. |
90 to get somebody" with it. Friday |
ana Saturday 1t was observed that he |
mad been lndulging in liquor. He hung
about the livery barn much ofthe time.
evidently using it as a vantage ground
rom which to spy upon his former wife
going and returning from the college,
which is only two and half blocks
rom the barn. Saturday, Green, who
lad procured bicycle somewhere, was
observed to ride back and forth past.
he college many times, always SLOW
when opposite the building. ~
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Miss Lillian Vellna Smith returned Tues.
day from Des Msines where she has heen
trimming In wholesale millinery house.
She will assist Mrs. Lucy Ray during the
fall ason.
Charles Van Meter, one of the fortunate
Decatur county men who drew prizes In
the recent government land lottery, de.
parted Tuesday for Ell Reno, where he
goes to file on claim.
Miss Edith Mccoy returned Saturday
from Kingfsher, Okla, where she spent
the summer with her parents. She re.
sumed her duties as teacher at the south
building Monday morning.
Jacob Whistler and wife, of near Keller
ton, stopped off here Tuesday to visit q
day with the family of P. O. Watsabaugh.
They were on their way to Columbus
junction to visit relatives and old friends.
Mrs. w. A. Royer and daughter Ethel
returned to their home at Enid, Okla.
Monday. after a pleasant visit of two
weeks at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. McDonough in Center
township.
Homer A. Dye, of st. Joe, was visiting
bis family in this city the latter part of
last week, returning to st. Joe Friday, ac-
companied by his daughter Claudia. His
family will go to st. Joe the coming week
to make their future home,
John Manning and wife, of Kellerton
were over Sunday visitors with friends
east of town, having come to attend an
lnfare dinner given to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Manning Sunday at the home of
the BRIDES mother, Mrs. Paris.
F. e. Thompson dropped in off the road
Saturday and visited friends here until
Monday. Mrs. Thompson went to Des
Moines the same day and they will go to
Buffalo, N. Y, the latter part of this
week, taking steamer from Chicago to
Buffalo.
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THE CHURCHES.

Rev. VIM. Biggs will preach at Scratch
Eye school house in Eden township
next Sunday at II o'clock.
There will be the regular morning ser.
vice in the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath, the subject of thu sermon be.
ing "Broken Affairs"
Rev. d. l.. Schultz, Of Bethlehem, is
conducting series of meetings at the
Baptist church in. this city, preaching the
opening sermon Monday night. The
services are quite well attended, and
will continue for some time.
In the afternoon, at 8 O'Clock, there
will be union service, in Connection with
which the Rev. D. d. Mitchell. Of Win
.nebapo. lSs& Mimi State 6lnnor;ptand
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-09-12
SHERIFFS SALE

By virtue of an execution. directed to me
from the clerk of the district court OF Decatur
county, Iowa, on u judgment obtained before
township: Decasur county, Iowa on the i4th.
day Of November, 1899, a transcript of which;
was duly filed in the oii'ce OF the clerk OF The
18th day of December, 1899, in favor Of Ziipba
davenport assigned to J. q. Farley as plain
TN, and against N. =. Davenport as aefeHaaHt;
dor r. the sum Of thirty -four II 100 dollars and
levied upon the following real estate. taken
as as !, the property Of said defendant 70 satisfy
undivided interest in the NV 4 AZ ses
4 ne Of 8 W section
ton IS. township &c. range q, Decatur cAnni1
Y snsa A Y vii oss the same safe
gay Of October. "A. d 19vl. In font 81 the
aoor N Ileon I'd county. 10
un lerstgned. " 90 gwen
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Miss Flo Bethards returned To- Omaha

Miss Flo Bethards returned to- Omaha
Thursday after making visit with rela-
tives in Woodland township.
Mrs. T. Ii. Miller returned to her home
in Omaha Tuesday after visiting month
with her mother in each city.
Miss Lucy Ilsley left Tuesday morning
for Cedar Rapids where she will attend
Coe College the coming year.
Miss Irma Allen departed Saturday for
Grimes, Iowa, where she will teach in the
public schools the coming year.
Mrs. George Fales, who has been cook
ing at the New Hamilton hotel returned
Tuesday to her home in Lamont.
VIM. Woodland returned to his home on
Grand River Thursday after spending a
few days in this city on business.
Rev. John Bennett, of Davis City, visit
ed over Sunday in Leon at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Alice Kalkas.
Mrs. ]. M. Buckner, of St. Joe, came
Saturday for months visit in this city
with her mother, Mrs j. Roger.
Miss Dora Landes returned to her home
at Westerville Tuesday after spending a
lew, days with friends in this city.
Mrs. Will Zimmerman and children
went to st. Charles Friday for two
weeks visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. NJ. A. Rumley and Miss Lorena
Witter returned Monday from few days
days visit with relatives in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Warner returned
Saturday from trip to Chicago, where
they were buying new goods.
John Redman returned Saturday from
Des Moines, where he went to attend
Highland Park College, but was not salts
fed.
Miss Lucy Fales who has spent the sum-
mer in this city, went to Lamont Monday
and will attend school there the coming
year.
Mrs. j. T. Tharp returned to her home
at Davis City Saturday after visiting a
week in this city at the home of A. s.
Tharp.
Mrs. L. Van Werden and son Charles
went to Grand. River Friday for few
DAYS visit with her sister, Mrs. L. ].
Landes.
Miss Dilla Swope returned to her home
at Garden Grove Saturday alter visiting
few days in this city with the Alexander
families.
Mrs. j. W. Harvey and jamie returned
Tuesday evening from Lake Okoboji,
where they spent the summer at their
cottage.
Miss Lenna Church returned to her
home at Lamont Thursday after visiting
few days at the home of A. s. Cochran in
this city.
Mrs. j. E. Cummins, of Decatur, was
visiting in Leon the latter part of last
week, having come to attend the picnic of
,he 10 Club.
A. Biddison returned Saturday from
Davenport, where he attended Masonic
n this city.
B. W. Garrett, of Des Moines, came
Town Friday and remained here until
Monday looking after things political and
listing friends.
Mrs. Lucy Ray returned Monday from.
chicago where she spent two weeks Sc
Getting and purchasing her new stock of
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will confer vk1S5 III i1s the ci =,
by informing kim nm the Is Ed iIor
uote. sH4y9 T. Il persssns ~ ~ hv
W. H. JenklnS 'I||| S
Sam. L. D1FyS
City Mondays. ness At Davis
Geo. A. Co.'S
at Humestons ss 4 IS sunday visitor
G. Br :, Dsc,tu,
visitor Saturday. was Leon
paay v yss ssss'ss =. PASSENGER for Al
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day TO attend court. '' s = Ayr Tues.
few days yiaitet Alton, ron a
W. A. Wiilian., Of lano,,
ness in this city yesterday - nae 0osi
VIII Lewis. 81 Cainsv;,,.
sunday visitor Il this city. - an over
a.. RALPH .,l,l. Ms.ssII, e Nj. Az. .Dent Ann.
Gay with fFisSds 4 this cits' 8 'pen' sun
Dssinsss i ssissess = Olsen had legal
Gran. Grant \. Allen, = Decatur, 81, v,s,t,o ,
friends in III city satn,d.,, 80 v's'sln
Miss Edna Bowerman =, ;.
''''''s isaenQs In this CITY.
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'oiiuay VISITOR with con f.sa,,a.
Willis Mciinirs 81 s. /, 1850. 1850
man mad ousinsss here yesterday
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n. 8. Beavers, tie wooi,.na -
made business trip Is &. Ia Tnesd aa"''
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professional busanss. r. ts,s >, - srDy, aaa
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Grove war. 1s ss: !, sno wife, of Garden
city. .s'ss - 'n'S
A. e. Dorn ~, J. g,
visited o.ar ~, 49, nl. Of Davis City,
city = '''9
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for a for s.. came Thursday
city. - lela'iyes in this
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-09-12
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

To r. A. Walker:
You are hereby notified that at tax sale
held on the 5th day Of December. 1898. at the
county treesurer's office at Leon. Decatur
county, Iowa. the following property. to wit:
lot 10. block 81 town of Grand River, Iowa.
was sold for taxes to Patrick Griffin. The
undersigned is the owner Of said tax sale Ger.
ti1cate, and unless the same Is redeemed
within ninety days from the completed serv-
Ice OF this notice tax deed will be issued.
Witness my hand September IL, 1901.
34t PATRICK GRIFFIN,
Owner OF Certificate.
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NOTICE or REpEMprIoN.

To I. P. Lamb:
You are hereby notified that at tax sale
held on the 5th day OF December, 1893, at the
county treasurer's office at Leon, Decatur
lots q, 5, and 8. block 10, town Of Grand River,
Iowa. was sold for taxes to Patrick Griffin
The undersigned is the owner OF said tax sale
within ninety days from the completed serv-
ice of this notice q tax deed will be issued.
Witness my hand September IL. 1901.
PATRICK GRIFFIN,
34t owner Of Certificate.
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MURDERS WIFE, and Then
SHOOTS HIMSELF!
Otis Green. a former Leon Boy, Kills His Divorce
ed Wife. and puts Bullet Through His
Own Head.-Expected to Die.

for resident Of this city,
killed his at Des
bullet through head
shooting from yesterday
stated The FOLLOWING
the Des Mones
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rheumatism,

What is the use of telling the rheumatic
that he feels as If his FONTS were being dis.
located?
ne knows that his sufferings are very
much like the tortures of the rack.
What he Wants 10 k,o,v is what will ner.
manently cure his disease.
That, according to thousands of grateful
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-09-12

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bronco uinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it fails
to cure. E. w. Groves signature IS on
each box. 25c.
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List of Letters UncalIed For.

ne following is a list of letters remain
ing uncailed for atsthe post officein Leon.
ioNv, for the week ending Sept. n
- Mrs. William Fans, Herbert Berry, H.
y. Honn, M. sam t4orfer, Mrs Laura
Garr, Mrs. Ida Pottorff, Mr.. w. 8. Philips
"a calling for the above please say ..ad.
VerClsed. JOHN LEDGERWooD, P. M,
A LITTLE KNOWN FAc7.
That the majority OF serious al. cases ori. (
ginate In disorder of the kidneys. EoIev,s
Kidney Cure is guaranteed, Be sure and get
highest prices for produce by Gil.
reath & Johnston, Grand RIVER.
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H0nRs Say.sapa,.;xxa

!. correets the acidity of the blood on which
the disease depends, Strengthens the stom.
ach, liver and kidneys, and builds up the
whole system. Try Hoods.
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offer for sale my farm, and city resi-
dence on south Main street.
Il. @. STOCKTON.
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SAO AlSt ShOU Nus5I Al SA 10 I
and Green faced each other.

asanaasait il, oil
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-09-12
Obituary..

Verde Jewel Threlkeld was born
July 23d, 1900, and died August
the 18th, 1901. She lived Just one
year and twenty days. She died
with CONGESTION of the brain. God
gave her the sweetest, most angel
ic spirit / ever saw in a child. The
day before her death her baby bro
Their brought her in some morn
ing glories, fresh and wet with
due. He held them up for her to
see, and she raised her little head,
put them to her lips and tried to
drink out of them. Even fairer
than they, she was the flower of
father and mothers hearts, now
gone to bloom in the paradise of
God.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-09-12
Question Answered.

Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale of any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers and
grandmothers never thought of
using anything else for Indiges-
ton or Biliousness. Doctors were
scarce and they seldom heard of
Appendicitis, Nervous Prostitution
or Heart failure, etc. They used
August Flower to clean out the
system and stop fermentation of
undigested food, regulate the ac-
ton of the liver, stimulate the ner-
vous and o. ganic action of the sys-
tenn, and that is all they took when
feeling dull and bad with head
aches and other aches. You only
need few doses of Green's Au-
gust Flower, in liquid form, to
make you satisfied there is moth
ing serious the matter with you.
For sale by r. F. Haynes and j
Fl. Orms. Get Green's Prize AL.
wansc,