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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTlCE-The following is list Of fair
paint contractors In Houston, and who
employ only members Of Painters union
stein David Griffin. Lewis Taylor j J.
Clcdc, Ed owens. William Hartung &
Son william Rudersdorl, j Barlow,
George NJ Kuhn. F. A Affel. John W
Bray, Frank Taylor & Son, Wharton s
luke Mr. Barron, Henry Ross, j. \.
Caldwell. G Never Sollips s Moore. y
Holnor. George Stalzenbnch Comes
Signs, V luenger T. h Hamilton a Co.
L. Ryan. J. j. Hopkins, Recording See,
rotary tf
NOTICE. 10 CoNTRACroRS-w sull
have i've miles of good work on the
iroadway canal 10 let at good prices,
can also place nifty hired teams on this
canal Address us at Nashland, Texas;
Brooke Bros g. CO ST
NOTICE Of dissolution OF the 1rm Of n
uan, Nelms & Co Notice Is hereby
given mat the co.pnrtneishlp heretofore
existing under the firm name and style Of
lnman, Nelms a Co. with It's principal
office and place Of business In the city Of
Houston, ana Stgte OF Texas, composed
of s. NJ human. w r. lnmAn and Hugh
+ lumau Of Atlanta, Ga, and A. l..
NclmS Of tac city of Houston, state OF
Texas. has been dissolved on this thG
3ist day OF July, 1907, by mutual consent.
y NJ, lnman,
W. p. lnman.
Hugh j, lHmnD,
A. l.. Nelms
Formation OF new firm to be known as
Imam, Nelna & GO,
A. l.. Nclms, Of the late firm Of Imam,
Nelms s Co, &; Houston. Texas, now as
solved. and Henry A. lrmsn of the city
Of Atlanta. State Of Georgia. have his
day entered into . general co-partnership
under the name aud style of muap.
helms & Co, and VIII continue to trans
act business of the kind ana character
l.faiy conducted by the late firm which
was dissolved on the alst day Of July.
1870!
Henry A. Inman,
$50 a, l.. Nelms.
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ClNLl GIL No RELIEE.

q. A. Lakey OF 29l3 Elizabeth street,
Auburn. n. y, says: Il had rheumatism
In my knees for six years and could get no
relief until | used Dr., David kennedy's
Favorite Remedy That cured me com
pletely."
Rheumatism makes Us grow old and de
crepit before our time. Many q one in the
full yigor OF manhood hos been suddenly
rendered almost as helpless and dependent
as an infant by this ruthless disease. linl
ment or external application can not check
II or do any permanent good as II Is IN the
blood. DR.. David Kennedy's FayoTite Rem
edy dissolves the excess Of uric acid and
good and all
All druggists sell II In the NEW 5o-CENr
SIZE and the regular 81 Size bottles
Sample bottle-enoush for trial, free by
mail
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation Ropdout,
n. i.
DR. David Kennedy's Golden PlastegA
strengthen Muscles, remove pain anywhere
aaI.
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pA,NTs. OILS AND GLASS.

Wbite lead, per cwt, strletly pure 49,
second grade, $500; third grddne. SS'0 vs
So Ks ; barrel lots, 56c per gallon Mln,
sp,i naints COO per gallon. Dry mixed
paints per ewt l1 barrels o sSG Sr eWe
81 ~ fjnseed oil, best, boiled, WGllc.
Ready mixed house paints, slOo vi >, t gov
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

AppI ,Es-Fancy evaporated 5O-ib boxes.
~. liz cartous, fancy. 1lhc; cartons.
Choice dhei io4Gllc; choice eyuporated, loA8
1olSc; sun d led, e7sq7Mc ,o,e,
APRICors-PpeGr, 10 loose iO@al lie
CiTRRANTS -25-lb boxes. cleaned. bulk,
slS6i9c; lib cartons 0hdilc;
0IBATES-1.lb packages. 743Isc; Fard
dates, &c. HalIowei' bulk GOLD boxes on
PEACHES Choice new. stock, G99Ac..
RAISINS-Callfornla 3-crown,- l.. L.,
bnxet 81 .65d1 70: A-lb boxes, L, L. raslus,
e0G1 zoe, o,crown. L. NJ ralsnS. 50-lb boxes.
Sc! s.crown, /, NJ. raislns.. Si5p.
PRUNES- California. 0o.l0Os, &c; sO-9os.
SIC; 70.sOs. &c; Go-1os, 6Ac; 5o6os' &c;
NyTTJTs|Filberts Sicily, 1Sc; California
walnuts. 13a14c; peanuts. fancy hand pick
ed. 7d7l4c; No, 2, SAC: Jumbo, 7AlEe:
california almonds, 15c; pecans, nominal
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WIRE NAlLs-s2. 10 base per keg.
aKBED WIRE--Galvanizcd, Ghdaen,
ca 75 ter 100 lbs; galvanized Bsker, $3.50
per 100 lbs.
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New York Dry Goods
New York, August 4-,lhe dry goods mar
ket today did not disclose any new feature
in any department 4 generally quiet busl'
ness IN progress In cotton and wo0lFn goods
at nreyious priceE
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENTS-Protect your ideas; no allow,
ancei no Zee; CONSULTATION frcei cstlb-
lished 1864. Milo b. Stevens X Co., GA
For SALE business property aud stock Of
goods, no competition within twelve
miles head Of NAVIGATION; farming con-
munlty and good cotton crop being En.h-
ered. PoStoflicc goes With business. Adj
dress c., Buhler Jackson county, Texas.
FOR SALE-S66c IN cash vii buy a good
corner grocery and boer saloon stock, on
Commerce avenue, No. 2i0e, IA
EQUINE RECORD Co.--proven hest dIvi-
doud nayng Investment OF Twentieth
century, Write for particulars. Equine
Record Co, 256 Broadway. ~ Y.
FOR SALE OR ENCHANG E--Gammef
old book store, Austin, Texas. an old es'
tablished business been established over
twepty years; bargain az SlO,pNi VIII
sell Il as IL stands for 5000 cash, or cN-
change for good property anywhere IN
Texas A good chance for any one who
wants 10 get into an old established and
wei paying business. Understand, tois
Is not the law book house, but the old
book store which we ottor fer sale. can
or address CANNED Book Co.. Austin.
Texas
Si00 WILL START YOU IL BUSINESS
with new and complete stock OF gen
eral merchandise. Not a hole Ia the wall,
hut fun riegcd retail store, with ahaS
lutely unlimited possibilities for growth.
II YOU are ambitious let me help you as
have helped others My plans cost Son
nothing Ii you like ] will end YOU
location free 6. S. Buck. So Quincy
street, cAlcago q
SALOON for sale in hest town in East
Texas Apply to sam A, Joseph, Mine,
ola, Texas.
WANTED Good i've, practical man with
somp money to so into restaurant aud
Ice cream business IN the hest town In
Texas Ice cream parlors established sood
location and sniepdd possibilities. Can
huy business exclusively or an interest.
Address +. 0, Lock Box i37, Beaumont.
Texas
MFDTCAT--WANT well established
physician doing lucrative practice
Wishes q middle aged doctor for part
Address +, o. Box 665. san Antolio,
Texas o
FOR SALE-A nrst class drug store, located
In Fort Worth, Texas. Stock about 5000,
fixtures $500 No unstable stock All
profitable goods. Annual sales about $lS,'
! OOO Good reason for selng. Terms cash
Address Business, care III. w Williams
| s Co. Fort Worth, Texas. ~
| FOR SALE CHEAP--onc complete gin
| and grlst mill. consisting of one S0'horsc
power engine and 40 horse power boiler
! two 7o-saw gin stands and press one
| French burr mill, shafting, belts pump
! Texas,
/ ANY TOWN WANTING woter works, eIcc
J trio lights. or anything from canning
/ factory TO n cotton mill, should write
| us. We organize and Anance industrial
companies Agents wanted everywhere.
/ The South western Promoting CO.. Wilson
building. Houston, Texas u
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Notice TO UBcoNTRAcToRs-- Want
ed. fubiet contract for grading TWEEN
ty-dre miles on Southern Pacific rail-.
road al Lake Charles; good open prai-
he al good prices: free transportation
over lines Southern Pacific railroad Ad.
dress s.. A. Robertson, Orange. Texas. II
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InoarIson Of these quotations shows
advantages Ia. favor of Houston us d
III market. When the buyer consid-
dement's TO be derived from Hous-
height rates he viii md .hat even
Ia quotable figures ut other markets
ksr the price Dnaily Puii is general
hter The prices are those ruling
Houston wholesale merchants, ana
fsed daily.
CANNED GOODS.
EED FRUITs-Apples, 3-lb, a5cQ
1plneapples. sliced, Sl.lU; eye,ess anu
!, ,sl.sull.SJ; extra grated, $40;
|?lb, SOC; straw bgpries, 2-lO, 81. 100
tacGberries. bib, oU1oJe; peacues'
Mi, Observation-Disclosures, o-lh.
krht, 9OG95c: Bib, full weight, 81. 10;
| seconds, s5ll0Oc, Bib, seconds,
d Il; okra ANA tomatoes, 2-lb, $l.OO;
kIvut, Bib, vUdgJG. California as
d .n-lO, 81 2J43. 90, according 70
lib asparagus sulmon, cans, 81. oo'
baked beans, BIB, Doc; I'D
beans, Soc; 2.lb kidney beams,
Elb stnngless heans, Sl.2l; lib
fat peas, 81 %. 2-lb American petit
lJGlT5; extra Maine corn, 81. lo0l
Maine style corn, 95tUSl 90, standard
4IGbc; seconds, SJg9Oc.
2lOkNlA FRUIT Extra standard,
peaches, lemon cling, Sl,Yo42.Oo;
Crawford. Sl.Sjdl.UJ; black cher
200M2,25; white cherries, 81. 2oU
klpricots, Si.SVul.9O; strawberries
le pllms, SL65al.'5i grapes.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS Sealed pro.
p0snls will be received by George II. Ia
Dor, VI. D.. state health officer. al MS
otlice IN Austin, Texas, until . o'clock y.
M on Tuesday, the 10Th day Of August
1902 for building the iron frame screw
pillpg quarantine station at Galveston,
Iggne
Bids win be received for the erection OF
the building, including iron aud all other
materials, complete.
Bids viii also be received for the iron
work, complete. and also bids for all other
branches u work, complete, separately,
For all work, complete. certined eheck
for $1,000 must accompany EACH bid, ana
for iron work alone bids must be accom-
panied with certified check for SUOp, and
bids for doing all other branches Of work
called for must be accompanied with GER
tihrd check Tor $500, aud all checks 70 be
made payable to George II Tabor, NJ. d.,
state health onlcer Of the State Of Texas.
aud checks TO be forfeited II party o.
parties TO whom contracts may be award
ed shall fail 10 enter into contract and 70
make on approved bond IN ten days alteF
such award
Plans aud specifications can he seen at
ouar1ntiue department, Austin, Texas,
and nt quarantine station, Galveston
Texas. ana M tho office Of Dodson *
Scott, In Waco, Texas
The right is reserved TO reject any or
ali bids George X, Tabor NJ, d., state
health officer, ~
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IETALS.

TIN-Firn. $50. 5oasl 90; = Ie eS 20 sna a
GALVANIZED SHEET ihoN' "A-
per cent discount.
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NOTICE TO CONrRACToRS-Bid VIII
ig09 for two plate glass show windows
IN front OF the Boston Shoe store. Plans
And gpbciHcations on die AZ office 81 r.,
% steele, architect, BIZ Binz building.
Richt Is reserved 70 reject any and all
bide. The Boston shoe Store )
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a MIDDLE-AGED LADY would IKE 10
take care Of house OF a wdower or sp
aged couple; the best care VIII be gives,
Address 1885. this ofice. Z
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Bid ASH,

n IL thompson Seed and 49,, ,ol,,o, 40
Rice Milling Co. ,...,... 800 NSlVp w
Brazoria Rice and lrriga- 40 -,
ton Co. ......... .....,s.l 49,. w w
Houston Land aud Trust Col 100 5oi .'....'
Houston Drilling and sup ,oo,
ply Co. ...... ...,. .'''.,. ''s'-.t| ~ W
International Creosote Co. -
OF Beaumont ........,... ~ ~, .'..' -.
Moore ortes CAunl Co. 49,, % % 70 w
Merchants National Bank 10 90 81. ~
Magnolia Park Co. ....... ',,,'' 90 W
Planters and Mechanics Ma
tional Bank ..,,.,.......tl ll- "u. "a. -
Rockdalc oil Mill Co, ..... l..s.,.sI lAo W
South Texas National Bank l5b w .-.h,
Sour Lake Springs Co.....s l5u ~ 4a2 W
Spindle Top Power CO.. toi -9
Southwestern Dry Plate co -...,- lVo w
Trinity Rice, Land aud II 40 40
rigation . ....-... ....'. i''''..ti w w
Texas Savings. Real Estate 100, H. 10
and Investment Co, ....,.l az WI 81 W
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WANTED-By au elderly white man, to
take care OF stock. horse. buggy. yard,
lawn; can milk; wages reasonable Ad.
dIoas 1850. thlN offlco [
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LADY stenographer desires position, capn-
bile and Wiling. Address lIi4. this or
nee.
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WANTED-By married couple without
chidrcn. two uufImiGhcd rooms in phi
waite family. ucar $ H. yards Kate
Reitcr, 1909 Mary u
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NOTICE TO CONTKAIIONS-W sUII
6are ave miles OF good work on the
Tresdwny canal 10 lei az good prices;
ean also place twenty-five hired teams on
Ills canal Address Us at Nashiand,
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PATENTS--Protect your ideas; no allow,
ance; no fee; consultation free; cstNb-
lished 1864, Milo b. Stevens * Co., ga
18th street, Washington
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WORK WANTED nv colored man; ward
man or to care Cor horse and busy AID.
dress 1919 Dallas avenue. Z
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SITUATIONS--FEMALE.

GERMAN WOMAN wants German place
to do housework aud washing. Nrs
Shiudke, l215 Congress avenue.
WANTED-P Position by good practicab'e
nurse To nurse sick, or stay With invRiid
lady, or nurse baby, or do light house.
work Address 1iGS, this office,
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WANTED By coIored gIrI to
cook or do house work. Apply Iil6 san
J0cinto. .
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WANTED--'ro do sewing by the day by a
good seamstress. All work neatly done.
AddresA mo. this office. |.
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WANTED large house for It's keep;
hest OF care taken Of same; references
Address 9O33 this office Is
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EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN wants DO.
sition with good lumber arm; chance ioi
prouiotlon rather than large salary my
prime object. Address I. Box go, Tay
lor Texas. I
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SITUATION WANTED 10 cook for small
family or as cRambermaid. Apply llls
gheurn, corner Holley. I
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED-1'w furnished rooms for light
housekeeping within eight blocks of post
odice Address AN this office. )
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AGENTS--We want your trade.
75c; frames at bottom prices. good work;
prompt service, c. II. Anderson Z Co.,
S72 Lin street, Dallas. to&aa, 90
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GERMAN WOMAN wants
situation as houseEcqper for widower.
Address Mrs h. t.Jrdon, lils Bai!y
street, city. q
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WANTED--A Six 10 tcB-room house, close
to car line. Apply laos, this office. y
WANTED Modern cottage -four Of dye
rooms: convenient To car. reasonable rent
Third or Fourth wards 1884 this ofhce. 9
10 HENT-Fiye or elX-room house. close
in by couple without children; pertinent
tenants T. O box 3l5 city 3
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A SMALL. modern cottage, close in; give
particulars IN reply to Ful5u, this alice:
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FOR SALE--Rusincss property and stock OF
goods, no competition within twelve
miles. head Of NAVIGATION, farming copi-
monty and good cotton crop being rnsh-
ered. PoStonicc goes With business, Ad-
dress c., Buhler, jackson county, Texas.
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buying and chasing wishes perinaneat Pc.
sition with some good arm. Address A.
O Box 623. city I
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POSITION WANTED ~ competent young
lady stenographel VINO owns machine,
either temporary or permanent; or viii
DO lob work Address 1851. isls otrce.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-10-25
CANCELLED ENGAG EMENTS.
Governor white VIII CO 10 the bedside
of HIS Father in Columbus

Governor A. b. White, who was in
this city few days ago during his
trim through this Congressional dis
trict. where he filed ten speaking APP
peintments last weeks returned to
Charleston Sunday. The governor was
verv much distressed over the fact
that his youngest son. Blakeshire, has
come down with typhoid fever since
he left home The governor also left
the bedside of his father Sunday a week
ago in Columbus. o., who had been
stricken down, and it is now stated
cannot recover.
DR. E. e. White is in his 74th wear
and has not been sick for nearly 40
years. He has led very active life,
and was stricken suddenly with an
acute kidney trouble and his recovery
is now reported impossible.
Governor White went to Columbus
yesterday to remain at his fathers
bedside until the end He has cancel
ed all speaking and.other appointments,
The governor lost his mother year
ago Last July. and in his present trou-
bles has the sympathy of his friends
throughout the State.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-10-25
SUICIDE RECALLS PARDON
HE DEATH or JAS. YoUNGEE BY
HIS own HAND ENDS cAHEEH.
Interesting story of senator EIkfn's
Connection with the Pardon ofThese
Noted Companions Of Jesse and
FrnnIs James.

The suicide a jones Younger a few
days ago recalls the pardon Of the
younger boys who with Jessie and
Frank james made an effort to robe
the First National bank at Mortified
in 1876.
The Younger brothers. who had been
in the penitentiarv of Minnesota since
1877. were pardoned about year ago
Senator S. b. Elkins, Of this State was
responsible for their release.
Senator Elkins interest in their par
don brought to light an interesting
story His life was saved bv the
Younger boys, when he was Door
sheooI teacher in New Mexico.
The story runs that Young Elkins
was taken prisoner. along with come
others. by band of outlaws in which
were the Youngers. The prisoners
were ordered shot, Elkins among the
number. Now, the Younger boys had
known yourg Elkins and had lived in
the same neighborhood with him. They
had all been boys together So, when
the orders were given to shoot Elkins.
the Younger boys induced the leader
of the desperate band TO allow them to
execute Elkins. Their request was
granted. Apparently. Tey seemed de-
termined TO end Elkins' career, but
this attitude of theirs was assumed but
for the purpose of deluding their com
rades and warding off suspicion.
So, at the time for the execution.
they took young Elkins TO the rear y
That was the custom with the band
VIII en- they had an execution to do.
When out OF sight of the band of out
laws, the Youngers told Elkins to
flee for his life when they fred their
guns in the air. He did as they told
him. Elkins fled and was saved and
the Youngers returned to camp and
that they had done the job.
The sound of their guns aving been
heard. there was no suspicion of the
trick they had PLAYED. That is the
reason that Senator Elkins always took
an interest in the Youngers and worked
so hard to get them out Of the peni
tentiarv after they had served many
years for bank robbery
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-10-25

II Just seemed to have gone all to
pieces. = writes Alfred Bee. OF Well
fare, Tex. "billiousness and lame
back had made, life burden. | couldn't
eat or sleep and felt almost too worn
ont to work when / began to use Elec-
trio Bitters. but they worked wonders.
Now / sleep like a top, can eat any
hing, have gained in strength and en-
ioy hard work. . They give vigorous
health and new life to weak, slckly.
rundown people. Try them. Only
soc. ut all Druggists.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-10-25
uNcLAIaEp LETTERS.

Following is a list of unclaimed let
tiers remaining in the Post Office Mar
tinsburg. w Va, Oct goth 1902. If
not called for will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office at.Washington November
3rd 1902,
Persons calling for them will say adj
vertised.
Mrs, Annie Bampler, Noah II. Bere,
Same Blemon. Harry Bryarlv, Miss
Bette Cane, Perry DeHaven. Mrs.
Loney Franks Mrs. Jackson Freeze,
Mrs. Anna Fulk, G. r. Gordon, Mrs.
M V. Giffish, OFT e. Harner, Chas.
Eugene Hutchims, W. Johnson, Mabel
Kilmer, James Kilmer. George w.
Lind. ca George Lind, Miss Daisy
Mason, S. Morgan and Co. Miss Day
sic Myers, John T. O'Brien, VIM. H.
Rice, ESQ, (2), A. W. Poser, c. Q.
Ramsburg ESQ, Richard Redman, Miss
Mary Ridenour. Robert Salbert Will
liam Tailor. Mrs J. E. Thompson, S.
c. Warrington.
Alex Clohan, p. NJ.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-10-25
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
way TO cure Deafness, and that is py eonstilu'
tionai remedies Deafness is caused by an IN
fiamed condition OF the mucous lining OF the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube getsinhamed
vor, have a rumbling sound or imperfect hear
mo. and when it is entirely closed Deafness i5
the result, and unless the inflammation can 90
taken out and this tube restored TO It's normal
nine cases ont OF ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an infamed condition OF
Che mucous surfaces.
case Of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. send for
% FL. CHENEY s. co., Toledo, o.
EB- sold bv Druggists. 76c.
Hau's Family Pills are the best.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-10-25

o. Il. Larson, Of Bay Villa. Sun
days River, Cape Colony, conducts Il
store typical of South Africa. at which
can be purchased ANYTHING from the
proverbial needle to an anchor. =
This store is situated in valley nine
miles from the nearest railway sta
ton ana about twenty five miles from
the nearest town. Mr.. Larson says !;
Il am favored with the custom-of far
mers within radius OF thirty miles.
20 many Of whom I have suDplied
Chamberlain remedies. All testify
to their values in a household where
DOCTORS advice is almost out OF the
q1esHon. Within one mile Of my
store the population is perhaps sixty.
OF these. within the past twelve
months, no less than fourteen have
been absolutely cured by Chamberlain $
Cough Remedy. This must surely be
i record. For sale by Shephred $
Pharmacy.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-10-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

License has been issued for the mar
riage Of Miss Sallie G. Shickle. OF
Berkeley county and Mr.. Bernard S.
Fletcher, of Sterling, Neb. Marriage
took Mace Oct. 23, 1902 at Martins
burg.
Also for.the marriage of James Mos,
by and Louisa Scott. both colored OF
Martinsburg. Were married on Oct,
20 at Martinsburg,