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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-29
Yours truly,
EMMA WILLIS.

At meeting Of the directors ana
friends OF the baseball movement az
the ONCE of Hebron y Weiss last Tues
day ii was decided that the players PC
ordered to report here by the 10Th q
April, and that one or TWO practice
games be played with league nine pe'
fore the season opened, IA
The uniforms we're selected and VIII
Be Of light blue shirts and pants req
cans. belts and stockings. The order
WIS given to Stseger y Holmss and
viii cost Sl5 per suit, the best that
spalding makes. Messrs. steeger 4
Holmes have also secured the contraci
to supply the club for the season VITA
all bats and balls needed by them
There were some matters of im
portance attended 70 after which sh'
meeting adjourned.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-29
John Temple Graves.

The citizens Of Greenville had the
Measure Of hearing John Temple
Graves lecture in the court house on
Monday evening, on the subject Of
nThe Reign Of the Demagogue'" he
was greeted with large and appre,
ciative audience. and he entertaineo
them in mastsrly manner, carrying
Wit and humor as s,well as sound iacss
in his lecture for more than an hour.
Mr.. Graves is born orator and never
for a second did he have to search iof
Z word, IS they seemed 70 fall from nl'
Iips like rain drops from the heavens
The lecture was given for the henen'
Of the scholarship fund and qulse
small sum was realized.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-29
Baseball.

when it comes to doing anything 10
city. no people can eclipse Greenyille
and her enterprising citizens. AZ
proof Of the fact COMMITTEES s'asseu
out this week 10 raise money for our
baseball association, and after the
committee, @ consisting Of R-W. Tllford,
chas. Loeb, DR.. E. P. odeneal and
|Dr Brooke, had been out some three
Or four hours they figured up thei!
subscription list and found they bag
s0o7 Il is estimated now BY these
0eptlernen that By the time the boys
srriveIwe:wiIl have 81 200 10 our treas
nrv
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-29
EIks Elect Officers.

The local lodge Of Elks had one q
largest attended meetings last Monosy :.
night in months. The election o. ON
cers was the programme OF the even
ing and the following gentlemen we're
elected as officers;
Exalted Ruler, J. N. Hutsell; ~
seemed Leading knight, p. p. Cold
man; Esteemed-LeAding knight Y. p.
Comfy. Esteemed Lecturing Knigns'
Lyne Startling, Jr.;; Secretary, Louis
Bergman; Treasurer, G. M. Lam; ~
Ter. b, Schlesinger.
The lodge is growing and now ma
one of the largest MEMBERSHIPS q anl
order Ia the city. Its number y l4s
andl4S il the number Of It's members %
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-29
Went to Texas.

Mr.. j. W. Kirk. who for the past
e,ght months was employed in the Jew
slrv store Of Mr.. Frank Binder, left on
Monday for Terrell, Texas, where he
viii assume charge Of = large new Jew.
alrv store. Mr.. Kirk was a practical
ieweler aud q perfect gentleman, and
we are sorry 70 lose him isom on
midst.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-29
LIBRARY BENEFIT
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT.
HON. and Professional Talent will Give an
Excellent Program.

Miss ada Gilhey has procured the
services Of Miss Grace Lewellyn, tne
we'll known elocutionist, who will give
a dramatic recital at the Grand Opera
House on Monday night, March sist.
Miss Lewellyn comes TO Greenvllle
from New Orleans, where siie is g
live 4 recital at the 81. Charles Hotel
March 2Sth.
Some Of the brightest musical talent
Of Greenville will assist Miss Leweiiyn
in making up an excellent programme,
AID the AFFAIR will be under the man
agament Of Mrs. J. w. Bell, which Is q
guarantee Of success, that lady having
fllly demonstrated her ability many
times since her residence IN Green
wife.
PROGRAMME.
pol,,a ne Concert. Homer Bartlett
Miss Lucie Gambler
mChristmas Greens" .......,.. meIIon
sThe Small Boy in the Dime Museum
Miss Levellyn
Contralto Solo
Miss Ray Eckstone
.sThe Set Of Turquoise" Nv, A,dr,cb
Miss Lewellyn -.
| Miss Lucille Dunn
.Old Miss Raincrow". :. Betsy Hamilton
|uHow the Old Folks Won the OAKS
Miss Lewellyn
A Harry March
nThe Terrible Incident"
Miss Lewellyn
ur,om r Gentil''. For Left Hand Aions
Miss Lucie Gambler
/ "Waughty Zelle"
j M,nuet By Miss Phol's Pupil
ssAs the Moon Rose"
Miss Lewellyn
Misses Schlesinger
Mrs. j. w. Bell, Manager.
, In speaking OF Miss Lewellyn's ta
ent the Memphis scimitar has the 10
/: lowing to say: Z,
eI one of the charming events OF Tn
naet, week was the entertainments gl'
en by Miss Grace Lewellyn at the p
, ceum Theatre. Two features 0f u 2,
- excellent that they may 20 recal 81.
J, N Al this TIME with good taste. ~
/ first was the appearance Of MISS ley 9.
eIIvn as Cleopatra, and the seconu ny W
the electrical effects invented oy Ing
Il @ @Mct,ullough, Of the theatre, and use
= for the first time in the storm seen
which was presented in connecsls
with the version OF Cleopatra given
= Miss Lewellyn. 1900,
ID II was the most elaborate amate'
re production offered here Ia many se
Z sons. and 50 realistic was the scel &c
= that the audience was persuaded l, VI
r. II was actual The appearance OF ~
d TeweIlvr as Cleopatra was an intere'
inc event. 1t has before been snggei
al that the stage has lost valnat
star Ia this artist, who has seen NJ
{ seek the more secluded walks OF p
fessional life rather than enccunt
lie glare Of the calcium. ~ was .
auspicious attempt on her part TINS
ne nersonation OF character presenO
lie here by such artists as Dayenport 9
an Walsh. but she did SO and did " we
- There was marked intelligence IN !
o reading and finish IN her WORK Whl
1e gave it distinction
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-29
Easter Sale THE LEADERS Easter Sale.
WE ARE oUT.FTTTERS.

First, last and all the time we 90 nos nan
die dry goods, groceries, bicycles or thrasnins Ma.
chiues-nothing but what men wear y you wanS
a suit Of clothes, new hat, comIor.apie suvo'
stylish shirt or tie we can satisfy you
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-29
ND FROM
SfART TO FINISH.
Sr.hrs and Banquet . 50.
A3 AAnciaI Success.

|4|It last Wednesday |
s. hd success, both so
.'s.&|ly. Mr.. Connolly |
On the 3 p. IN. train
0 was met by . COM
accompanied to the
#kNke he was received
81 friends.
eity had already sold
ske lecture, but owing
weather, many re-
st;Il q good and appre-
cs elcomed the appear
/ ts EDITOR Of the Com
ho last night made
w ia an orator and enter
'16 tage.
|IIH was introduced by
|$4hs OF this city, who
s. ords the greatest man
+. LID American people.
received with many
1N'ause.
'S8holly arose before-the
greeted by applause
hl seconds. And when
61S dropped from has ei.
IS ley caught the atten-
||stener and held it un'
lad was uttered. Ths
vs' handled by Mr.. Con
kas as deep and eio
we ever listened TO
,N'Iclly theIclear voice 9
faves he would eclips'
az the lecturing stage
1Inre the Elks and thei
4 nests, including GOV
Who was in the city TO
3 4 number OF invite
a TO their lodge ROOF
hc feast had been pr
enjoyment by the loc'
ne was made toast ma
hours around the fe
oily Elks and the inyi
the old walls ring vii
ier and applause ov'
ered and Jokes relate
upon. Plenty to drin
ia a good time was q
bic evening, and We O
Il was carried 70 the III
bur distinguished Go
as unexpectedly call
k5ne message from Jac
bed and drank to heal
N chosen words he pa
the lodge and their 9
'ality.
Of II the Eiks orAnA
brethren, and on loo
ST. left hand Of every m
06taining some form
1 turned to his lips
s. the toast master. n
Is q whole It was 2
ahioyable ever had II
be remembered for ma
lfair was also q financ
will add to the Ei
least slOo.
Brewmau, q biR-hearl
phIs, accompanied ]
eenville. Frank is NH
IL course has the 7
every Elk in Greenvi
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-29

3. the night clerk Of
5tel. Is nos only q clever
4 q aman who knows bis
n men ike Sherman and
the register there Is good
pple want 70 stop there.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-29
THE LEADER ! ARANTEE.

Make comparisons by seeing wnat Osner
stores have and then come to U.S. ana you wiz uus
our goods! You are doubly assured OF goou saiu0S @
because you have the past as guaransee
cheerfuly refund your money II you are
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-29

Mr.. D. NJ. Cuiiey, Of Yazoo City, as
sisted BY MIR. B. F. McCord have
opened up bowling alley on Poplar
street IN the old wyche stand and are
keeping things merry just nov. The
old as well as the young are rolling the
balls, and just at present Il Is making
dollars as fast as the mint The gen
tlemen are clever young men and viii
no doubt do wssl IN our city
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-29
EASTER SHOES.

p wa are Offering
nssn
all eandne
worth We eboughtou the ano noss
them astonishing
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-29

The Phillips brolheitf ii0 recent|y
90 successfully conducted the t4o lot
auction sales ii this city are as smooth
hustlera as ever struck the place.
Both Of the young men are clever
courteous, and business lilE6 mak-
ink friends oi every xtfAng6f 1hey
meet That they have the epasIdshes
of the people their last sale VI l6t6
prove. for being less desirable from
point 81 location, their sales auo94fed
to IS 900 more that the ifst And a1-'
other feather, all who buy seem We
pleased and turn over their
withaut . murmur. .rhat such
are beneficial To 4 city there
question, TOR Ii Will be butafe
before II win be built Up and
have ii within Its limits u
the owner Of the proper
pleased with the sale.
Friday Mr.. Joe Phi
jackson 70 conducts ss
Will departed for Rue
| up i BIZ sale for thai
| The gentlemen
with the city and
| future day.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-29

the EGG Hunt that was TO have been
:. ffFs. John Finlay's this after
noon has been postponed until Mopday
Afternoon, March slst at 4 o'clock
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-03-29

Mr.. Jack Wache's cigar stand and
billiard and pool room il the new no
tel il up.to-date IN every particular.
Everything Is neat and attractive, and
the best cigars can be found e. hls
stand. Jack ls clever fellfw, % e
" ]. Mcclure, and IN any B ness hu-
man magnets like they VII draw Gus.
tom6rs
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Time TO Buy IS When Others Must SeIl--WE MUST Sell

We are worried for room, be-
cause in this store there Is over
Evening star., 1902-02-01

FOR SALE
ONLY $1,000.
This NEW 6rm bath, brick: papered and
painted; Sc; NEAR CAR LINES; Roman
brick bay window front. IMPROVING SECTION
SOLD IN WEEKS.
TERMS-$75 more cash-BALANCE $17
MONTHLY. INCLUDING INTEREST.
Why not DECIDE this little home?
THERE'S ONLY ONE LEFT"
e. LODGE HILL,
5a3l-3t So2 st. NV.
Evening star., 1902-02-01
PROPOSALS.

U. s. ENGINEER OFFICR. 735 N. CAPITOL
st.. Washington, d. O., January 3. 1s0z.-Seaied
proposals will be received here until NOON FEB-
RUARY THIRD. 1902, and then publicly opened
for Vault Doors. Mahogany Doors and Frames,
Ffreproof Doors and Hardware for new buiIdipr
for &overnment Printing Once. Information fur
nished on application JOHN STEPHEN SEW
Ell, Captain, Engineers. ja3.4.6,7, 81, ,fe1
O. S. ENGINEER OFFICE, 7a5 n. CAPITOL
ST.. Washington, D. o., January 3, 1s02-Seaied
proposals will be received here until NOON, FRB-
RUARY THIRD, 1909, and then publicly opened,
for furnishing gentHating Fans, with direct con-
nected MOTORS for new building 10. Government
Printing 06ice. Information turnished on appli-
ueers. 4sss-sf jaS 4.67 al feI
q. g. ENGINEER OFFICE, 7s5 n CAPITOL
st.. Washington, D. o.. January 9, lso2 Sealed
III g Tsss5ved , ,s sess % until MOON rEs
for Tile and Asphalt Roof Work. *entfiafors. Cop
per GutterinT and Asph.it Floor Work foy new
fion furnished On applicafion- JOIN STEPHEN
SRWELI. Captain. Engineers 3a&.4.e,f,st,fe1
Evening star., 1902-02-01

EOK EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE = BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
7th st. NV; lot 2Axl06 to alley; unincumbered;
Columbia Heights Mt Pleasant or washineton
Heights. T. A. HARDING. 1916 G Ut. nw.fel-St
FOR EXCHANGE $500 SUBURBAN LOT FOR
piano, furniture, horse and conveyance. Address
CLEAR TITLE Star once. 1ts
FOR EXCHANGED ACRES. LOCATED NEAR
College Station, Oh B. and o. R-R-; all high and
healthy; covered with timber and wood VIII
exchange for lots suitable for building purposes
anywhere in Washington.
It, s L. WALTER WEED, 609 18th ct.
FOR EXCHANGE-BQUITY IN BEAUTIFUL MOD
ern dwelling In n.w. OF city for yacht, sloop or
schooner; cash value, 5000. Address BOAT
Star ONCE 1ts
Evening star., 1902-02-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SaLE-BUSINESS PROPERTY AT 81 900:
rent, $50 per month; 20-ft. south front; stable in
Another for $1,000, ren,i.s at $5o 25 it. front
ON 7tb st. NV.
These should be Investigated by parties wish
ing good investments.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & co. 1nc)
fe1-T 1414 2 st. NV.
Evening star., 1902-02-01
FOR SALE-HoUsEs.

kOR SALE-CAPfTW. HILL NEAR STANTON
SQUARE, near car line; east front, rvoms and
path; sIled yestibales and bath rooms porcelain
tso, sanftsY plumbing; 2 marble wsshstsnds
elegant cabinet manteis. Key and particulars at
once. d. D. THOMPSON. 1855 NV.
Evening star., 1902-02-01

ma. ave.
1915 18th. lar. 2b $3.50. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S2-4S6 La ave, heated
rms SIS, $40, $3.50, $50
lISl 10Th, office, heat t. Is. on
STORES.
$500 Pa ay, ,2r eel. miS65 90
l3oI-59 32d, Ige rm.35. 90
Blacksmith shop, bet
l9th&20tb, L & M.3o. 90
~ 18th, 1r, W, z. $3.50
2l3s1aPa ay. STIR, W, ,g22. 80
S6 24th. .2r&sto, W, x. 20. so
1918 II, 1r, eel, w. 1900
STABLES.
1912 @, IS. chi, l,w,g.S15. 90
ll42 18th, S., VT, l,w.12.50
18th, 18th. L. N, los
and side lot. 1900
is2S-3i L, 5r, W. 200
ta29-tf
Evening star., 1902-02-01
FOR RENT-BY wEsCoTT 4 WILCOX,

1901 Pei
1916 18th. 10r, b. mi. $50. %
49, 4. l1r.b. eel, /, mi. 40. %
il35 nth. .i0r. b, cI. mi35. 80
23li-23l9 Pa av, Or, b,
Gel, mi. .35. so
1892 221. ST. b. eel, mi. 81 80
1002 26th. Orb, cl. mi. 30. 80
Gil 23d. Sr. eel. MI 30. 50
61y I'D. Tr.b,mi. - 80
1O05 ;. Or. b, MI .25. 80
6lI I'D. 7r. b. mi. ~. 80
iii lsV, Or. w.-..IS.50
e22 I'D. 1r.w,g....-l6.O
Sl1 2pth, or, w....I5.30
lOJJ JEFF. Or. eel. w.g.l5.G
1064 &C Both, 81. eel, w13.5O
GeI I'D, Or, w.....l3.5 90
FLATS
$50 2Uth. ir. b, mi. 1850
FURNISHED.
1875 I, ljr, ,stm ht-SI75. 90
Evening star., 1902-02-01
For sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR sALE-THr FOLLOWING PROPERTY Or
fered very low to close aEfetste:
119 Mass ave. Me-; gtorsek and cellar; z
room hay-window brick; lot f7H By about 100 IT. !;
rent, $50; price. S4.s50 r. Ia.
TO alley; frame stable; spiend}d location; house
newly papered and painted rented until about q
month ago at So. so; price, $3.50.
1906 d ST. ne; 2-stoN 6efeom bay.window
brick house; lot laxoo; alley. pflee, $2.ieo.
Apply for permits to inspect any OF the above
houses. MO0HE g. HILL. tInc1,
fel-3f "a III 14th at NV.
Evening star., 1902-02-01
FOR RENT-HOTELS,

FOR RENT-CENTRAI, SMALL HOTEL OR LARGE
boarding house, containing about 80 rooms and 4
toilets 2iS Az st. NV. Low rent of 500 per
month Good stand. Permit to inspect at office
This is chance for some to do well.
fe1-3t A. F. FOX co. Qnc.l, 92O ST. NV.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-03-13
AN UP-To-DATE HEROINE.
she Learned 10 Play the fiute 80
Well She Could Make Peo-
pie Weep.

II would appear, from time to time
as If the varieties Of courageous new
women must become exhausted; but
instances are constantly arising to in
dictate the contrary On a SUBURBAN
train. not long ago, says the Detroit
Free Press, two women in Lively CON
versation attracted the attention Of
4 man deeply absorbed in his news
paper. He heard the word flute ut
tered by one Of them, so pricked up
his ears and eayes-dropped with al
his might.
"When Brother Alphonso went out
To California. he heard the brunette
oirl say. "mother could hardly stand
Il. She is nearly 20 years Old, and
Alphonso IS her pet boy. He used TO
pIay the flute, you know. and mother
accompanied him on the piano. Yes
We are au musical-everyone OF us
can play two or three instruments.
ION can't remember when ! learned
TO play the piano and the violin Well
mother pined So for Alphonso's flute
that I said; Now. mother, If you. !
Just quit prieying about Alphonso, III
20 and learn to play the flute myself.
"of course, She laughed at the idea;
in fact. all the family and even the
neighbors make fun Of me; but l be
gan several months ago; and now
can play quite respectfully. Mother
and | practice together every evening
/ The flute is dreadfully hard to learn
but Pm going to stick to it-until Al
phonso comes back. anyway. My flute
preceptor is a dear old German; ant
he takes everything seriously, H'
has never even smiled at my wild toot
inps and fittings. l had to laugh a
myself at first. but now l can play frs
rate. Come around some evening ant
mother and l viii play Flow Gently
Sweet Alton and The Long, Ions
| Weary Day until you will want t.
weep"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-03-13
THE OLD SPRING.

A Path that leads from the kitchen door.
Through a little garden plot.
Down past the cherry and apple trees
That grow IN tie pasture lot.
Thence on through a beechen avenue
Til you hcar tie waters thrill
Upon the pebbles and over the stones
BY the old spring under the hill!
The old spring under the hill is cool.
With blotehes and rifts Of sun:
Its air Is grateful and fresh and sweet
As the air Of summer dawn.
The song Of bird in the trees above,
Below the song Of q rili,
Are the only sounds that are heard around
The old spring under the hill
How oft We have trudged in other days,
When boys and girls al our play,
To the shades and stiffness OF that Old
spring,
Remote from the garish oayi
How Oft by its sparkling waters clear
We have knelt and quaffed our FIJI
And never a draught was so sweet az that
From the old spring under the hill.
The years are many. the years are long,
Between as and that fair time.
We hear no more the tinkiiug song,
NOT the water silver chime.
But oft Ia the mirror u memory
We can see the image stiil
OF the winding pathway, the shadows deep
And the old spring under the hill
illustrated Home Journal
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-03-13
MODERN MIRACLE.

p.onle may talk of going to New
varF Boston, or even the oid y ofiu
!. I'M aa1sult some talented physician IN
~, h their hopeless cases, and
s KIM tbey have paid out hundreds OF
g siliars ana even all they have, as
Ji5 ana begin to prepare Tor that
isa41 monster death, just stop ana
rsg5 81 our great doctor IN Barre W.
M t4se courage. Don't think he IS
a Lg some auaek. for he Is not, ana
nv Won read of the wonderful cure
s IN of our own townspeople, you
mi think there Is no fraud III the
gort5r bat God given talent Tor the
benefit of humanity. -
II happened in this way Some =
,sgr. no while out berrylng my VIE
,Irgnt rom a spring and thought she
.rgIiowed some small thing, but i
.aan nassea by and she thought no
m5ra efjt. But the time came when
IN Thought there was something
gifge In her stomach We have tried
manv doctors for relief but they SAID
f. and met be. for the gastric juices
offhe stomach would kin anything q
rbar nature. Some said she had ag
srr8tea dyspepsia, some said kidney
frauhle. some said consumption, ahe
oae Of them said tuberculosis, bul
fbev did no good 50 commenced using
patent medicine.
She look everything in the market
ritb The same result and then mad,
ready for death. About that time
God in his great mercy and kindness
sent DIR. Morrow to our town. LOT
NAV be sure that it was with mnel
diaust that we consulted him. Whei
~ had talked with him he gave u
some encouragement to try agai
and YOU NAV be sure we will eve
bless the day We called on him. III
doctor gave her a tonic to give he
strength to go through the operation
and in 10 days more gave her the pol
Son and IN three DAYS more she passe'
4 lizard nlne inches long so decompos
ed It came In three pieces. Now sh
can eat wen, sleep well and wofl
we'll
So now She says "Nhy, hardl
know myself feel so much different.
/ So She Is loud in praise of Or. Merro'
h and God who gave him the talent an
sent him to Barre. Hoping Thousand
OF sufferers may read this and be leI
to consult the GIFTED physician with
good result as we did is the wish OF
gfateiu. friend
l.. +. ARMSTRONG,
No. Forsythe Place,
Barre, vt.
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w Hindrnnce.

Harold, aged 20, had just returned
from a trip to the mountains. having
been out Of reach Of the BARRIERS for
a period of SIX weeks.
He brought back with him, there
fore. a perceptible streak Of down
across his upper lip.
well, Puss," he said, as his ten-year-
old sister met him at the door. = sup
pose you won't kiss me this time
"Why note" she asked
Because I've raised a mustaehe.
"Huhi" said Puss, putting up her
mouth. "when | want to kiss anybody
do YOU think a little thing like that
is going to stop ms?"-Chieago Irib'
une.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-03-13
Doan's
Kidney Pills

relieve a bad back and cure it-cure ey.
arx kidney and bladder disorder, from
baekache to diabetes.
Mrs. G. F. Goodnow, living az l4s WASH.
ington street, New Britain, Conn, 5 ,tas
81 gave testimonial In December, I syo'
toucbinc the merits of Doan's Kidney flils,
md In the statement said that ! had oe zen
bothered with my back and Kidneys III ~
90. thirteen years. not constantly, bnt
when caught cold t generally se'i ofte y,
~ main through the small Of my back was
80 so severe as 70 make me cry out. ! rea il
sbout Doaa's Kidney Pills, ana pfocaIeI
auVn' ssom y w. Thompson 4 Co g drug
store, on Main street They neif ,,,ae ~.
hack Immediately, and IN snort Liis ~, ~ ~
loved me Of the trouble. ! nave tAsen
Doan's Kidney pills at intervals during
fbe last five years. when teit an alla. ~, ~
lackacle coming on, ana they alNag
brought instant relief ! am never Ni'hoW
them in the house.
noan's Kidney Pins sold az an q pns
stores: so cents Foster-Mtburn 90, buf
.afa ~ II.
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CHADWICK BROTHERS.
Exnerience Convinees.

Prove its value by investing 10 cents in
trial size of Ely's Cream Balm. Druggists
s,,,,,,Iy IL and we mail it. Full size 80 cents.
lTlT.y RROS.. So Warren St., New York.
Clifton, Arizona, Jan. 20, 1893.
1rossrs Fry Bios. Please send me a 80
oont bottle of Cream Balm. find your
remedy the quickest and most permanent
cure for catarrh and cold in the head,
DELI. NJ. POTTER, Gen. Mgr. Ariz- eold "a "a 20;
Messrs. ELY BRos.:-I Nave been aifiieted
with catarrh for twenty years. 1t made me
so weak thought had consumption;
cot one bottle of Ely's Cream Balm and IN
three DAYS the discharge stopped. IL Is inc
best medicine have used for catarrh'
Proberta, Cal. FRANK L. kIspLEspihh'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-03-13
rrnstfnI In Some Thinss.

Brown-It's curious about peoples
beliefs. They viii give entire credence
to the most absurd things and put no
faith whatever in the most obvious
truths.
Blaek-Yes. I've noticed it. There s
Greene, now. He hasn't the least con-
fdence in hash; but he'll eat all the
eroquettes and mince pie you can set
before him.-Boston Transcript.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-03-13

There ], a man in our town.
His name is DR. Morrow;
And il be can't cure all your Ills,
Your chances they are narrow.
My wife was sick for many years,
Her life was one of sorrow;
But 10, the change from woe to Joy,
When She employed DR.. Morrow.
She said she had something
Alive IN her stomach, but the
Doctors said Ii was a fake
Dr. Morrow said il was a lizard or
snake,
And so be gave her medicine;
y was very strong you see,
And from her stomach he did take
black lizard it proved to be.
And now her life 1t is renewed,
And filled with JOY instead OF sorrow
No 'w She sings from morn till night
The praise Of DIR. Morrow.
Composed and written by L. Z
Armstrong, No. $ Forsythe Place
Barre, Vt.