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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29
WHARTON.

One Of the most successful affairs Of the
season was the open session which closed
the first years work of the New Century
club. Mrs. Aldag rendered her elegant
home to the ladies'. which was transformed
into bower Of Oriental beauty. The gal
lery, fifty feet long. was canvased In and
draped with panels or the club colors--
purple, gold and green; the table was
spread the length of the gallery and deco
rated with jardinieres OF palms, ferns and
geraniums, while interpreted at Inherent
intervals n,r were tabourettes containing jardi
handsome rugs and dainty sofa pillows
blended into charming harmony of col
Courses Ihs the nsn9uet s ss served IN f9sf
ny the ladies' of the decoration committee,
was:
1.-THE happy combination Walter
Scott.
Tongue Sandwiches.
Eat me."-Louis Carol
Lobster Salad.
"And like lobster broiled,"-Butler.
Ice Cream,
THE most coolest that ever turned up"
"sweet food. Aes sF0 Philip nISE Sydney.
Help Thyself. lie Fontalue.
The banquet was followed by the pro-
gram for the evening. which reflected much
credit on fne CluD and pore evidence or the
progress accomplished during the years
work:
Address of welcome... Mrs. N. R. Bolton
response. ......... $3.50. .G. w. mcknight
Roll call--Potpourr quotations.
Piano duet-"Merry Wives of Windsor"
,"'ia9:.eI Mesdanss Sanders and Guitar
'"pei. AMY an Mrs. Rosa Mccamley
song-"only in Dreams" de Koyenl...
Readlng-"Adie;ai to His Native Land V
Piano soio-"The Two Skylarks'' dIes,
clrltiykyl. Mrs j. A. Sanders
Banquet.
Toastmaster. Mr.. P. Murray. who gave
as his toast. THE Now Century Club" lie
was followed by Mrs. G. whitney, Mrs z.
G. Huston, Mrs. G. L. Davidson and Mr..
Armstrong with appropriate toasts. The
decoration committee consisted of: Chair
man Mrs. Hughes; Mrs. Mcknight, Mrs.
whitney. Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Stansherry.
Mrs Aldag and Mrs. Davidson. The dainty
menu cards were hand painted by MesdameS
clifford Merimether and Aldag and were
works of art. The New Century club has
now a membership of twenty-five members,
and thcir work has placed the club on
level with the most progressive in the Wo
mans Federation.
Mrs. Clcaves and daughter, Miss Jessie,
are the guests of Mrs. r. A. Armstrong,
Mrs Berger and little sons. Harry and
Joe, are home again after a pleasant visit
to relatives in Columbus.
Mrs. Mary Abney spent several days IN
Wharton, the guest of Mrs, NJ Floyd.
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PALESTINE.

Mrs A. A. Sessions and children left this
week for visit to San Antonio.
Mrs j. B. Doson came home last night
from Galveston. where she has been visit
ing.
Mrs Hal Noble and baby have game to
Boulder, Colo. TO spend the summer.
Mrs Agnes Lyons left this week for
Oregon, where she will spend the summer
with relatives Quite a number of her
friends were at the train to see her off.
Mrs. Fred Canterbury and little children
returned this week from Houston, where
they have been visiting friends and rela-
lives for the past month.
charming daughter Miss Bessie. left this
week for New York City. where they will
spend the summer visiting with relatives.
turned to their home at Greenviile this
week They have been attending the St
Mary's institute here the past session.
Mrs Sampson aud daughter, Miss Flor
Inc, from Cameron. are In the city visit
ing at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. b
Miss Mamie sterne of Beaumont is here
visiting her parents for few days. after
which she viii 60 to Colorado to spend the
summer,
Misses Nellie and Bridget Levitt, have
returned home from San Antonio where
they have been attending school the past
year.
Mrs l.. It. Dashiell accompanied by her
husbands mother. Mrs. Dashlell, left this
week for New York. where they take their
little child for medical treatment
Quite number of young people attend.
ed the wedding last Tuesday evening of
Mrs Bivian Brooking 10 Miss Celia Unger
at the residence of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. r. j. l.. Morris The happy
couple left on the evening train for Orange,
their future home.
One OF the prettiest weddings Of the sea.
son took place last Wednesday evening at
''the Cedars." which Ii the residence OF
Rev K. II. Crozier, uncle of the bride
In which Miss Ellen William Reinhardt was
married to Rev William-Beniamin HAYS.
Miss Reinhardt Is a very popular young
lady In Palestine society, while Rev. HAYS
is gentleman OF marked ability. and al
present the pastor of the Methodist church
M Clarendon. Ark They left on the night
train for their future home In Clarendon
Mrs \. y. Henderson OF Houston viii
visit friends in Palestine next week. Mrs.
Henderson will be remembered In Palestine
as Miss Ollie Cutler when she was visit.
Ing in this city few years ago. at which
time she made MANY friends who will he
delighted TO renew her acquaintance She
viii he the guest while here OF Mrs. sam
Fowler on Dallas street and Mrs s. n
Howard, on Howard avenue.
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Heller Ford. jamie Smith, Georgia Moss.

" Helen Ford. JAMIE Smith, Georgia Moss.
pann9 ihendrew, Miss KEENAN,; Mcssrs. Cid
Me IH ~ y. Folsome, D. A. Ford. W. s,
M n,an, Emmette Burton, w. p. and Ed.
p svl rarisnd, Gates Ford, Louis Ford, Clisby
Mn p q: y Curry, Frank Lloyd.
. aiss BESSIE Kirby and a number of her
guests formed very charming party which
zane up the Sabine river on the steamer
w wswr e, Thursday afternoon. The party
t~ss IN charge OF Mr.. r. j. Eyres, secre-
tary 20 Mr.. John H. Kirby. The party for
Z SCOT TINE were the guests Of Mrs. NJ. j
~, vceni,tree and daughters weeks fishing
hn NJ ~ mas been planned. which will doubtless
hsv and Mrs. C.. A. Couson are In Dew
g we TINS week attending meeting of tde
s0MHs . Texas Baptist association.
MIS-. DR.. 3; w. Sholars has returned 10
a., ner nome from delightful vi It 10 friends
Misses Lola and Lillian Foreman OF Eds
Cc.ly, Lr., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
home
Miss Margaret schiosser, accompanied by
ner guest. Miss Miller, are spending sew
era days in Lake Charles visiting friends.
Arthur this week.
Mrs. c. A. Walker of Houston has been
the guest of Mrs. Dougherty for the past
Miss Garry Mcleod visited Lake Charles
for few days this week
Mrs. A. C. Stewart and daughter, Len
from n several Weeks WISH
TO Middle Texas.
Mrs. John Mcdonald and daughter, Miss
Grnce, accompanied by their guest, Miss
Addie McCrory, of Jack county, Texas, are
spending the summer In Orange,
Mr.: and Mrs. J. w. Link and family are
at Monterey. Tenn, where Mrs. Link VIII
spend the summer. Mr.. Link will return
next week
Mrs. p. II. o'Day and her two children
have returned to their home from n visit ito
friends In Beaumont.
Miss Sanlnie Smith is 4 visitor in Beau
mont this week
Miss Vera Pannewitz, who has been
spending several days in Beaumont visit
Ing friends, has returned to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p Curry. Sr., have re-
turned to their home on Fourth street after
stay OF some weeks In San Antonio.
Miss Margaret Cooper, daughter Of Con-
gresham Cooper, Of Beaumont, was the
guest OF Miss Edna Hart this week.
Mrs W. G. Addison Is at Neal Springs,
Ark. visiting her husband, who is superin.
tendent of the Phoenix Lumber company at
that place.
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

The social event Of the past week in Cor
pus Christi was the installation ceremonies
and reception given at the Masonic temple
or last Tuesday night when the newly elect.
ed Masonic officers were installed. After
the installation refreshments were served
and then the floor OF the spacious hall was
turned over to the trippers of the light
fantastic.
Nj. and Mrs. Joha Dunn left this week
for Completion 10 spend short time visit
Mrs b. NJ Burney, accompanied by
Misses Ella Thomas and Aphra Burney, left
this week for Laredo where Mrs. Burney
will reside ia future. Miss Thomas VIII
return here Ia September.
Mrs Panel If Richmond, accompanied
by her two children. Is visiting Corpus
Mrs j. v Benaydes of Laredo is so-
journing in Corpus Christi, her old hime.
Mrs Snckler and Miss Anna McGregor OF
Laredo are visiting relatives in Corpus
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il southwell left this
week for San Antonio en- route to I'll Paso
10 Ieman.
Miss Matilda Munge has returned from a
several weeks visit IN Mexico.
MIS- A. j. Walters is visiting her old
home here this week.
Miss Mickie Hill OF San Antonio is So
jcurning in the Bluff City as the guest OF
the misses Sehtoh' -. -, .
Mrs. f. f. Barnard and Mrs. John Jordt
and daughter have gone to Pueblo, Mexico,
to spend the summer
Miss lillian Parr OF San Diego is visiting
Corpus Christi as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss KATE Nicholson Of Beeyile is So
,onrninp with relatives in this city.
Mrs w. H. Williams left this week for
Rockport on visit 20 her sister, Mrs. 70.
Mrc Henry NJ. Johnson and two daugh-
ters Of Eagle Lake are sojourning here for
the sumer. ,,,., A., ..,.,,.,.,,,,
at the seaside here as the guest Oh Nr' anu
Mrs. r. A. Bennett, sr.. passed through
bere this week en- route to her home at
Rsnouete from TWO months visit to her
sons In Arizona.
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CROWLEY. la.

Kew. w. o. stephens. pastor or the
christian chuscb, has Just returned with
MS family from Texas where they have
oeen visiting Dallas and other points.
Kiss Middleton has returned after nm
extended visit in the Western States.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Fleet Coleman are max.
ing tour through the north and east
Mrs Paul pritchard and sister. IittIe MISE
Lyle White, have returned from New M
friends.
Mrs Mrs l. A. McKinnon and Miss Jewel
wise are spending a few weeks In Arkan-
sas, tennessee and Mississippi
MISS Daisy Green, daughter Of MIR. John
ureeh, entertained her friends in an in
formal garden fcte at the beautiful family
Iesioence on the evening Of June -. Dane
the time pass speedily. The large lawn
was beautifully illuminated with colored
Ilghts aud a platform erected for the
dancers. Dainty refreshments were served
ana the young hostess admirably enter
tained the guests. Those present were
Misses Fanny Livell, Lucille Crlppen, Rer
ina EdmondSon, Marelu Joplin, CeceIln
Iaylor and Bessie Merrill; Messrs. Clarence
Berdon, o. A. Johnson, Paul Eckles, Geo
tlemeauH, Percy Saint, Geo Lopez t. b.
Roy, Buford Edmondson. Dr Carroll Allen
Mrs c. l.. Crppen and MIR L. {. Green
MISS Katie Hetreck has returned to her
'iVi'S III '<"he NudEies, ullel spending some
time as guest OF friends In crowley
An unusually me program was rendered
at the Union Sunday school rally last Mon
day evening at the Central Methods ST
church. Solos, quartottes and.choruses ny
the best singers of the different schools
made the musical part of the program
most excellent. The addresses too were
declared of exceptional interest The audi
ence was large as well as appreciative.
Mrs. w. f. Colvert left Wednesday for
an extended visit TO friends and relatives
In Mississippi.
Miss Anna Balm Mcconnell of New or
leans is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. q. John
eton.
Mrs. L. 7. Robertson or Fort Worth,
Texas, is In Crowley, having been called to
the bedside of her daughter-in.law, Mrs.
James L. Wright.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Rudrow LEFT Wed
nesday for a six weeks trip through Cali
fornia, Colorado and Utah.
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given at the Williamson home on Main
street Monday evening by Miss Ressis Zoo
Williamson in honor OF her guest. Miss Nc.
! poussl OF Bryan. Between twenty ana
thirty couples Of the younger society sci
were In attendance. and In the contest NJ
a Penny for Your Thoughts Miss Hattie
uNs won the prize for the young ladies'
ana Mrs John Parks tho prize for the
] souhg men, the nrst being a seal, the boys
4 prize being a gold dollar. There was numer.
p me ssmes OF amusement and skill that kept
me tne crowd or young folks busy until a late
noui. Refreshments consisting Of nlnch
ice cream and cake was served ana XII ths
younger set that were In attendance pro.
even,s !. one OF me most enjoyable social
iehsntful event was the progressive
Ca.a party given 20 the Nelghborhood
Taru ciup by Miss Maggie Mildred Eldridse
iuesuay evening. In addition to the games,
ueucious refreshments were served To the
numerous guests present and II was NOT nm
W late hour that the guests said good
Tat ~, 70 me charming hostess and mingled
lneir farewells with lnnumerable compli.
nentary adjectives on the success OF the
evenings pleasure
Work Is progressing at the Brenhsm brick
ssraa ana ere long the nrst kiln will be
Work on the new city hall win commence
In a few weeks.
.une OF the most enjoyable social aifairs
or inc week was given Friday night at the
home home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Schultz Of
south Market street, complimentary to
their guest, Miss Grace Mobiles OF Hons.
TON Progressive euchre was the order OF
the evening. and close and exciting were
me struggles for mastery in this-interest.
ing and amusing pastimc Many lone
nands broke from their mornings In the
realms of chance to grace the fortunes of
favored few. and altogether the evening
passed too quickly away. The ladies' prize
was won by Miss Kate Hutchinson, who
entrenched herself at tho head Of the table
ana defended her position with the com.
pinned batteries of luck and skill Mr. vii.
nur Abbott was the most successful gentle.
man contestant and carried OF the frst
prize. Mrs. Homer Lamkin was awarded
the prize offered 10 the winner Of the most
lone hands. Mr.. Jay Gould Burch captured
the BOBBY prize after hard struggle Ele.
CANT refreshments, consisting OF punch,
cream and cut cake, were served In luxu.
rious profusIon.
Mr. Frank shepard entertained his young
friends at his home In the western part of
the city Friday night Ping pong. moon.
light tennis and numerous other amuse.
ments were INDUCED in The entertain
ment was the social success OF the season
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LLANo.

Mr. and Mrs. s. R. McRae entertained
tho Young people Of Llano last Saturday
n,cht with a lawn party at their hos
ptable home in West End
The woman's Christian Temperance I'M
,on gate an ice cream supper Friday night.
Tho nloceetis will be applied on purchase
~ niano for the public reading rooms.
Mrs \ O. Carr OF Houston is visiting
In Llan0. -, - aa,,oh,o. A,,..
weIInier. have returned from visit to
As MI Jula stevens has been visiting in
hHMrlnsss caIiie Davis has returned from
Beiton, where she has been engaged In
Mr. I H Hansford and daughter are
Mrsp w Murray has returned from
an sxtsndss visit 10 Central Texas.
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AUSTIN.

Thursday night at Hyde park the famous
Gibson pictures were reproduced by the
society young ladies' and gentlemen Of the
city. There was also recital of Madame
Butterfly" by Miss Beech The entertain
ment was given for the Austin sanitarlum
and the young ladies have worked hard to
make 1t a success and deserve great deal
of credit for the artistic manner In which
the program was carried out
Tuesday night the Austin Golf club gave
moonlight picnic and all the members
are taking a lively interest In the game
and expect to continue all summer with
these entertainments. Those present
played golf all afternoon, then in the eve
ming after supper they enjoyed a game of
ping pong.
A party of several young ladies aud gen
tlemen and chaperons viii leaye this GUY Guy
other Eestern points. They go to Calves L,
ton and take q Mallory steamer. The
members of the party are; Miss Mary
Mccall, Miss Irene Palm. Miss Carrie Mar
garet Graham, Miss Beech and Mr.. Dudley
Fisher. Others will join the crowd and
they are anticipating a most pleasant trip.
Mr. and Mrs. b, r. McNuity and their
York to spend the summer
Mrs. John Clay brook has left the city
for Washington to be gone some time:
Bolton where she has been visiting.
Miss Orlene Jones is visiting friends In
Houston.
Miss Alberta Turney has gone to Bastrop
for a weeks visit to relatives and friends.
W II. Martindale and wife of Martin
dale TIRE visiting friends in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Robinson arrived
home Monday from their bridal tour
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Mclean left Mon n
day for trip to New York. They go by
Galveston aud take Mallory steamer
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Watson and children
have been to Kingsland for several days
Mrs. ]. II. Pope has been spending part
of the week at the Antlers in Kingsland.
Mrs. r. NJ Thomson, accompanied py
Miss Mary and Miss Hays Thomson ieIt
for their ranch in Runnels county last
Thursday.
summer with her mother. Mrs walker.
Miss Stella Jones of Dallas who mas been
visiting Mrs. r. H. Connerly, has returned
home.
Mrs. Laura Steiner, left for Mr.. Burleson 8
ranch in Bosque county to spend the SUM
mer.
Ferris are visiting friends In the city. :.
Mrs: ]. W.. English of Gonzales Is visit'
ing Mrs. A. D. Boone, j..
Mrs. viii T. Robertson of Taylor is "
the city for weeks visit to relatives ana
Mr.. and Mrs George N. Dilworth are
the happy parents of a son.
Miss Lenora Evans. who has been WIS
iting in Seguin. returned home Wednes-
day.
Mrs. C. W. Payne has gone to Waco to
spend week with her parents. ,,,,,-
Hon A. W. Morris and wife Of Willis
have spent the past week in the city VS.
iting friends.
Miss Floy Rowland OF Tyler has returned
home, after several weeks visit 10
friends.
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ORANGE.

The steamer Griffith carried another OF
those delightfully."- congenia crowds to the
lake this week, and upon Der arrival near'y
everyone aboard lost little time getting into
the water. The ladies of the party had pre-
paref delicious luncheon, which was en-
joyed upon their return home. about mid
night. The chaperones were Rev. aud Mrs
G. A. Coulson. Mr.. and Mrs. II. ortmeyer,
Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Pond. The iadies %
the party were Misses Annie Bancroft Nslle
Wilson. Lola and Lille Pond Pearl McElail,
pahan and Saliia windha.n, Lola, Rose anu
Lillian EaIl, Lettis Looney and hitty ~
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Wright OF Tyler. Miss Kate c,,.
DALLAS ia Miss Nan Hanrick Of Waen as No. OF
". III. CASTOR OF Hutchins ana ,,rs MIS-.
thorn Friday. a' INC haw-
Mrs. w. L. Chew Of Dallas 4, .,.s,
week here, spending
Mrs; +. l.. Bledsoe and daughter ., s,..
man have returned home. vi sner-
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BRENNAN.

One of the most delightful social enter.
tainments given Tor some tina was that
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-12-09
Nj NOT SATISFIED
The Powers Will Probably SooE
Present an UItimatum to Vene-
zuela.

Berlin. December 4.-The ncte of
President Castro. of Venezuela, pre-
scented 10 the German minister at Cara
cas- a week ago. is not satisfactory to
the German government. 1t is deemed
inadequate and as being probably de-
signed to gain further time. Its par
tial acceptance of the German demands
was coupled with conditions that are
unacceptable.
The exchange of views with the Brit
ish foreign office has resulted in a de-
cision TO proceed with the joint action
An ultimatum will almost certainly be
presented in a few days. The phrasiug
of the note is subject of present COR
r~espondenCe between the respective
governments. whose action will not
await the arrival in the West indies
of the cruisers Amazone. Niobe and
Ariadne, as Germany already has an
ample force there. The departure OF
these cruisers has beer indefinitely
postponed
A seemingly inspired article in the
Cologne Gazette today says that de-
spite Germany's patience with Vene-
Zuela, all hope has been abandoned in
Berlin of a peaceful settlement. and
that Venezuela has treated Germany
in a manner most insulting, because
Venezuela published offic al com NUM-
cations without Germany's consent,
coupled with improving comments.
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Purchase of n railroad.

Knoxville. Tenn, November 4.-The
Knoxville and Bristol railroad of wni
H. J Barker. OF New York was presi-
dent, was solo today to a syndicate
headed By RIrd NJ. Robinson. Of New
York, who is president OF the Tiarri6l n
and Northeastern railroad. The Knox
Vile and DrIsJol Is forty miles in IeEs-n,
extending fIorn AIorr:st0Wn to CorryJrn.
Tenn. 1t was built about twelve years
ago n CONNECTION with an EAgl!Sa syn
dictate scheme to develop properties at
Middlesooro, Ky, and along the route
of the Knoxville, Cumberland Gap and
Southern railway. II is not state what
amount was paid for the properly.
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away from the polls because or indifer-
ence as TO the results OF the election
were men who heretofore had voted The
democratic ticket.
Men may laugh and sreer at US for
saying the democratic porty in this
state is in danger, but nat does not al
ter the facts. The party is III danger
and the danger increases day by day.
In order to keep this state in the dem
ocratic ranks the lead-r5 have got TO act
with great judicioUsne@s and conserva-
tism. The day has passed wren a few
men can get together ana declare that
as ii is to the interest Of the people that
fore il must and shat 10 70. The peo-
pie are going to decide such matters.
We say these things IS a warning TO
the democrats of this sCIte. W. are sorry
TO think that the parry Is IN danger.
but We cannot ignore the signs hat are
so plainly seen from ono cnd Of the stat
TO the other. We know treTe are those
who will take issue with US on this
point. Some will say we arc not true
in our allegiance to the democratic
party. To these we Will say that the
man who has the interests of the state
at heart will. when he sees dangers
ahead. point them out and use his best
efforts to aid the party in avoiding
them. If the Messenger makes errors
politically they are error OF the head
and not of the heart. Its aim is to ad-
vocate the interests IF. first the people
of Wilmington. then Of eastern North
Carolina. and Of the state. Our duty
is to our home people and we hope ever
to be found battling for their rights and
their welfare. When We point out what
we consider dangers to the democratic
party we do so in the irterCst of the
party and moi for the purpose Of ham,
pering or crippling it.
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SECOND C60? Or VECEThCLEs
Especial to The Messenger.)

G~oldsboro. n. c., December Airs
Joseph Edwards, of this city left las;
night for Philadelphia to attend tn
f"neral + her sister. Mrs. A. Hvmnn
whose death occurred in that city yes
terday. The many friends OF Mrs. Ed,
wards in this city will deeply sympa
THE with her in his sad bereavement
Mrs. Hyman was we'll known her.
where she has visited her sister. am
where she had made many warn
friends.
Ripe luscious straWberries-secon.
crop-also new Irish potatoes and hear>
and green corn are to be seen on thu
market now.
Mr.. Fred Macdonald and bride arciv.
ed this afternoon and will board with
Mr.. and Mrs. n. 0. Long on West ="
ire street. a cordial welcome awaits
the happy young couple from Mr.. Ma
Donald's many friends in this city
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Wanted.

We would like to ask, through the
columns of your paper. if there is any
person VIII, has used Green's August
Flower for the cure of Indigestion
Dyspepsia, and Liver Troubles tina;
has not been cured-and we also mean
their results. such as sour stomach
fermentation of food. habituaI costive
ness. nervous dyspepsia, headaches.
respondent feelings. sleeplessness-ir
fact. n trouble connected with tn.
stomach or liver? This medicine has
been sold for many years in all civiIize,,
'ountries, and we wish 10 c~orresponc
nth You and send you one of our books
Iree of cost. If you never tried Au-
gust Flower, try one bottle first. W.
have never known of its failing. If So
something more serious is the matter
with you. Ask your oldest druggist.
G. c.. GREEN. Woodbury.