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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
IN FIELD DEVELOPMENT
i Work 10 Be Done Shortly 10
Southeast Texas.
!. SHIPMENTS ARE HOLDING UP.
s;es and Dcrricks in the Burn
Ps',rT n.,riet viii Be Replaced as
s Quickly as Possible.

rexas October 10. The oil
HsspnS, y bit quiet here today so far
fiuipvn appearances so, but there is
= V n, pudcrtone 10 the whole that means
~. .,srful development during the vim
; IAN be asserted on good authority
~ ~ sitv Itself Will soc auditionnl IN
,t tne stsTted and that they VIII he
usslIles seneration during the coming SUN
;4a ~ rn,y VIII add many thousands 10 the
rgi lhs' ~ the city, II there be no mis-
pPqAl.IY nnill make Spindle Top vctitable
aR y ltsslf. But this Is not all that Is
~ .,ssa during the winter approacnins
Gpee'fo,, he new enterprises started at
lafe r,hnf Of which the public generally
fHl W familiar The Saratoga held VIII
SLY asded development anu II may be
81 ~ ~ MAJ both Sour Lake and Saratoga
SAW connected by pipe line with Beau
Wy us efore ten months have elapsed.
goni Dew acts that have been developed
liey ,be last two or three days by the
W. y sa.rs,Srspondent. The Sour Lake field
fe@ ~ Saratoga country are specially sus-
fa ., NJ "a such development nc this time
ls'ssb s men whu own property there as
iaa .sst thev viii do II. In most cases
~ .a ssrs of Saratoga and Sour Lake oil
Y , ew are owners of Spindle Top land
tnli, w are becoming a little uneasy as
,hs .h ~ reservation of their property on the
\, .m W tbnngh they themselves do more talk.
~ thsn working for it's preser"atlon aud
rsriIany responsible for the inactive
~ iIs;ops that exist on the hill and which
cats 4 50 hazardous to spend dollar
ihps now, -
,islt TO the hill today shows that the
.r,srs Of wells IN the fire swept district
!. ~ losing any time In getting things
.t,ad m and will soon have rigs going
IN with the usual vim aud yigor 1t
.jl mean the erection of several new der
5es, and several pumping rigs nnd out
A fcr the quick handling OF oil. rms
isss not mean that there will be new well
atrssia lei for there VIII not, because
IA I'D cues have not been damaged a parti'
ria Texas Western oil company, con-
r,n il which Corslcana interests are large
h IA evidence, has well, No. /, down
"a iect and will begin drilling their No.
4 lext Wednesday.
The oil shipments continue to hold up
ssn, showing that the fire has affected the
hin but little In point of business as APP
NM 10 the whole. The rail shipments
yesterday were i4O cars and today l0l cars
went out. The people through the State
! ,si sea what healthy condition prevails
4 golng 10 do something itself In the way
Il smashing records on shipments, 1t
4 viii Of least show a business that is high
4 IA dollars and cents. The Louisiana people
+ afe now drawing heavily on the field aud
+. tAy will continue to do so all through
+ ilh month and next. In the meantime
4 there will be some new vessels In Port
\ Arthur and Sabine Pass this month that
\ have never beeu there before and 1t Is
stated that they will make regular trips
+ ROW on, The round trips will he made by
ach Of the vessels inside of month.
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NEsRe5 FARMERS IN SESSION.
Seventh Annual Meeting Was Held al
Eagle Lake.


Eagle Lake, Texas, October S.-Thc
sEenth annual conyocation OF the Farm
|ga Improvement society Of Texas met
aeie this morning, aud as this organization
new departure in negro societies, it
~ attraeted considerable attention, not
@iy 10 the State, but In the country at
Alse among persons who have turn for
sociological Investigation
iaeie ore upward OF a hundred delegates
q we ground aud every train brings in
NaeTs 10 swell the number. They represent
tssny counties. They arc banded together
Y nsai the credit or mortgage system; to
lploYe their methods az laborers aud
angls or artisans; TO co operate In buy
n ~ and selling; to care for the sick and
NV, y 4 minimum expense. and to pur-
10y dnu neautlfy homes. These are all
sG.ay objects and they have the indorse-
+ III section,
,. ,as leaaer In this movement which now
,,aals some 500 aherents and Is rapidly
a paeils " Prof. X. l.. Smith of Oakland.
,Frsa,un Wlhty, representative in the
x ! 1TTe WV ,loHtl and Twenty-ffth legislatures
leAas from this county and nit present
i n, spespuly under Colonel a. ]. Houston,
\ I e'1 states marshal for the Eastern dis
ninth, who IA a well cduco+od coiorcd
~ ", Claims that his organization repre-
HIN more wealth per capita than auy
"A EIrgaton Of negroes Among his
q II t an9 most energetic Heutenants are
IN z lS SsVruon Of this place, u. n. Mccoy
- ~ 80 ~ austin Collins and Nathan
skisnd. anu W. H. lsaacs OF
,e oeo. ,snd holdings of these negroes foot
( N, pvVo acres. which together with
|5AN sss nm Vls ana personal property. swell
81, 'ifbs rsSs or their taxable property 20
M 'uiee quarters of million,
~ SPECIAL fe1turn nf
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HALLErsVILLE ITEMS.
Well TO Do Negro sucided Without Any
Known Cause.


Known Cause,
Halletsville Texas, October io,--Mat.
thew Newton. well TO DO young negro.
residing near blackberry, shielded last eyen-
ing by shooting himself IN the head with
a pistol No reason IS assigned for the net.
Tho colored teachers Of Lavaea county.
about twenty-nve In number are holding
their Hrst county institute here today.
They arc working ON the same program
used by the white teachers
The grand Jury will probably complete
lta work ana adjourn tomorrow Eleven
indictments for felonles have been returned.
Eight OF these are against four Young
negroes charged with rcbbing some Mex
cana last summer.
The case q the state w. J. r. Tinsley,
charged with the killing OF Schleyer In
Gonzales aud sent here on change OF venue.
has been set for the goth, aud speeal
venire If 100 men ordered, This takes the
whole Jury for the term, Several Arms OF
iawycrH have been employed for the de-
fen6s and for the prosecution and the c8ss
will be well contested.
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Frisco 10 Establish Experiment Farms,

Austlp, Texas, Octobor 10 '-Mr, u. y,
Courtney Of indianapolis, who win estub-
llsh three or four experimental farms ia
North Texas for the Frisco, was here to-
day aud had conference With the gov
crnor aud commisaIcner Johnson regarding
the planting OF maearoni wheat. lie had
samples Of It with him, and, under the ad-
vice ~ the governor this wheat VIII be
rKpcTlmcnted with at tho BeeYllle station
for the beuont ~ Texas farmers, the
wheat rs ~ n coarae grain aud Is the best in
the world for mncnroni II the experiment
II success Il Will be a good thing for the
State. az there ore many macaroni factories
In the United States and iust now II rs
difficult 20 supply the demand.
The governor directed a letter 20 the sec
rotary OF agriculture. IN which he requested
him ~ Send supply Of the wheat 20 the
Beeyile station.
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MovEMENT 81 oceAN vEssELs.

Port Eads. Ia. Arrived; Maplemore
fpr1 from Parry; G. Went CNorl. from
ceib5. George H. Kelley tAm) from Blue
heide Sailed: william CAm fBr.). Chnd-
wick, for Liverpool; G9ttfTied Schenker
NeW Ynrh-Arrived. Steamer FL Ola,
from Galveston; Atlas, from Sabine Pass,
towing Standard on company barge
t;aiveeton. Sailed; Denver for Galveston.
phliadciphla.-A Arrived: Steamer Fara-
snav. from Sabine Pass.
HayTc. Arrived; Steamer Mattetwan
fBfl from Galveston.
PraWic Pmnr.-Passed; Horribly Castle
(Brb from Galveston.
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Nd. euraess Al RaIsIr.

Victoria, Texas, october 10 Hon, George
r. Burgess spoke yesterday at Roisin and
left this morning for Nursery, whore he
viii speak this afternoon. This viii make
I'VE points al which he has spoken In Vic
toria county. and ne has been greeted ny
hnc audiences everywhere, There is 10
doubt that he will carry the county by a
comfortable majority, AMI II other counties
do rs well ms Nlctorin he will be elected
by 10000 majority.
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SMITH COUNTY LOCAL OPTION.
's rave Hard Time Finding a Juda
to Try IL

~. to Try It.
Il. leIaS October 10. The order Of
russell on last Saturday granting
ltths, IspoETsary Injunction restraining the
lfldn1s ptpHeatlon for commissioners court
n wss ", tse result for prohibition cleo
ss,s eegl'aed his iisquaii6catI"n' 10 near
4 lre low. He,vIernor Savers and he wired
Fsles,%tSs ., Longyiew and Judge Gooch
e Thesa :" como here and hesr tho
flg ihst Gentlemen answered tho gov
2,li rsqss important court business in
slhe ie Ss' iE districts rendered it i'm
& lpfnor 81 mem TO hear the writ. The
VT 'iS n, 70 the CAUSE begin casting
n ihe rsss INN n Smith county bar to
4 they rsr ana agreed on several iawy ers,
t er ~. vii have to walt over nntIl Jnd@e
4 ge ghl,SS '. range to exchange with some
4 ,ied pp WI he late In next week. as
'sAef beS g " an important case now with
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Mr. Lanham al Yoakum.

Yoakum, Texas. October 10 Hon. s w.
T. Lanbam was here n short time today
on his way from cuero to Halletsyille, An
Informal reception was held at the depot
In his honor when he was greeted by lead
ing local democrats. He was In nne henlth
ana splrItg. and expressed himself as well
plcnscd with the reception given him IN
this part of the state.
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DATES FOR BURGESS.

Viii Make Speeches AZ 4 Nuraber OF
Points in Near Future.
Ia Grange. Texas, October 1O--At Demo
cratic headquarters OF the Ninth congress.
sional district II was today announced that
Hon. George +. Burgess win speak ut the
following places and times designated:
Weesatche. GOiiad county, Monday, Octo-
Der ~. s p. m.
Yorwtokn, Tuesday, October %, p. IN.
Gonzales. Wednesday, October -, S p. NJ.
Weluar Friday. October a.. D. III
Columbus, SATURDAY, November /, 4
y. nj.
her .. 2 D. M.
FreisburE. Colorado county, sunday. No
yember .. D. m.
Hon. Gus A. Heillg will speak on sun.
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Tho Registration.
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

scsuin. Texas. October io.-It has been
announced 10y the republicans Of this place
mat A. j. Roscnthnl " Galveston VIII az
the Interest Of the republican party. The
democrats endeayOred 10 have Mr.. Burgess
81 III pnso diyiue fme with Judge GrothanR
Who speaks here Saturday but local repub.
llcaus stated that Grothaus did not care 20
divide timc with anyone.
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rAAr MYsTERIous NOISE.
Probably Caused by the Bursting Of a
Mnteor

I.ockhart. Texas. october i0.-Yesterday
about O'Clock p m. the people Of tubs
entire section Of country were startled by
the sound 81 some mysterious explosion in
q direction to the northeast, at point not
vet located The sound was a dull. heavy,
muffed roaF. somewhat prolonged. II was
heard distinctly at Dale. Lytton springs,
Mendoza Tilmon McMahon and seawillow,
and those points hayt been teephoning 10
Iockhart in an effort to ASCERTAIN the cause
81 tbs mystery. SOinC think that II was
causea hy an earthquake, and othena think
if was The fsi of a large meteor The lat
IN opinion Is most probably correct. as "
dld not continue long enough for an earth
offnEa
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salnonlata I'm cIose ID.

I.ongyiew, Texas October 10-The con
test IN the prohibition election in Pamela
county was brought before Judge BORN az
rarthnRc today. II was amicahly settled.
the saloon men agreeing 10 close out bY
January I 1903, A compromise Was ef-
fected Whereby the saloon men have ninety
dAFs 10 close IN place o. nfry.
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Meetinn Of sac COMMITTEE.

Austin. Texas, October iO.--several mem.
hers Of the democratic State executive com
mittee arrived In town tonight and Chair
man Wells is confident Of having quorum
tomorrow.
John Garner. democratic nominee from
the Fifteenth congressional district, came
ia this aftcrnoor and viii 70 before the
committee tomorrow relative to his cam.
paign.
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charters Filed and Amended.

Austin, Texas. October 10. Charter Of
the Jackson Clayton Hardware company
Of Celina, Collins county, was filed this
afternoon capital stock $4,000 The in
corporators IA Jackson, G o. Trout aud
j. Il. Mitchell.
The city Bank Of sherman today hled an
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sHrRlFEs, BEREAVEMENT.

Ia Grange, Texns, October 9-Look out
for one brown horse mule, branded \ on
sth instant near Winchester, Texas; the
owner will pay literally for recovery Of
mule. / will pay $40 for thief IN any jaii
in Texas upon conviction, A. Loeshlns
sheriff
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SYNOD OF TEXAS.
e'''s ~, to the Home Mis-

'1as Contribution TO the Home Mia
nstr,. sion Cause.
MN. ae, Texas, October according
Ims ! y Judge s. p. Greene of Tort
10 IN s1al Ian Of the permanent com
~ hss e ao@e missions. the SYNOD Of
,,hi tao psi I.ipated S14,slO60 10 home
tiaIy y ih report. Rev. s. l.. Morris.
% n horlDse assembly's executive com.
nat N,slpio os other things he state5 that
aad a b, hnd SIX professors ana 90
~ u seHdine that cost $1,000.
n ga tPn5,s surdy followed Ia stir
,,sa lfeesIIo trustees Trustee Of the Austin Pres
Nv have hs eesal Seminary reported that
eseuar. since last report to synod
an pn,sh presented hy representa-
an arpb,,.e tles asking the synod
~ Prs, image Ia bc known as 10
~ Is tic ,.n home Milford was
NeAt meeting place.
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Austin, Texas. October 10 The hoard Of
education todoy purchased an issue OF $780,
600 killeen independent school district
bonds
Attorney General Bell aud STATE Treas
urer Robbins VIII be homo tomorrow from
a trip Co the Panhandle.
The comptroller today received tho tax
rolls from nnstrop county which show a
total property valuation amounting IN
50, 10000. q decrease over last year Of sI4.
T6o.
The State prluter IL bothered over g queS-
ton which viii be submitted 10 the State
printing hoard next week The Agricul.
tural and MeChanical college has sent IN
It's regular annual report besides report
tho destruction OF tile weavl. II is doubt
full whether or not there Is enough money
IN the public printing fund ~ have all
three reports printed. The law allows one
rCport
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Not Guilty IN Collier Case.
KountEe. Texas. October 10.-The jury
In the case Of j. ~ Collier. charged with
tho killing of Z. c Phillip in conros July
=. 1901. returned verdict OF not guilty 40
S O'Clock this morning.
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THE COTTON CROP OF TEXAS.
Receipts at the Interior Towns Compared
with the Receipts for Last Season.

reported TO date (inoiudno those beoyl ., 60
Reoeipts ss - -. 2o27o4
- ~ 's' yesr ------- -.---.- 2i4,e5
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amendment 10 It's charter. changing It's
name Co the Western Bank and Trust com
pnny and changing rs location from SHEER
man to nnlRs
A permit was granted today by the seq
rethry of state to the Realty Investment
company Incorporated under the laws Of
New jersey. 70 do business In Texas, capital
stock S60O0, The Texas office viii be To-
cntpd M DnilHg
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"earland" Stoves and Ranges
Awarded First Prize. Paris, 1900, Buffalo
fO0I
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''.A Exifsct lew cents on a bottle Of
l|.ae n KY, VIII nat atone for she Al.
Il q IN rs dessert that * .fnst a
:" Aalor Always buy Burheit. =
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coinanche. Texas, October sine COTTON
ward men report receipts 10 date 1000 bales
rbis Il al least fourth moro than THIS
,,,re issf rear. Total receipts last year
III coo II is thought more cotton VIII Is
received this season tnan 'as'' 80 Sy's'1
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nevine. Texas, October 9.-Cotton re-
.oin,s 10 date this season $50 bales; 70
ss,ne date last year loss total receipts for
last season SOFA bales
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1t Makes Pretty women
Munyon's
Witch-Hazel Soap

The Witch-HazeI in the soap allays
all inflammation and stimulates the
pores. II soothes and heals and softens
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Commerce. Texas. October 9-The cotton
recelp,s thus FAR this year are 1900 bales;
,sSt xsar goo. There Is very little cot
lon held 10 this county by any one.
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Wog,rs Texas. October .. Cotton re-
c,irea nm 10 dste 1900 bales; same date last
M saoo. total receipts last year 500
bsies. 10 ectton being held.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
Land in Demand

The beginning of the present year
marks a distinct stride in the progress
of development in North Dakota. The
foundations Of a new industrial empire
have been laid within the past five years,
in the western part of the state. A de-
cided transformation has marked all the
avenues of activity, redeeming the ten
antless prairie from its Improbable
slumbers and installing thereon a quality
Of civilization, which in point OF con-
%structive energy, is one of the marvels in
the history of empire building. The
great wave of immigration which has in
vaded the state, has brought into prom
inence several distinct features in the re-
classification of the old order of things.
The original territory comprising the
counties of Wells, Pierce, McHenry,
Ward, Mclean, Benson, Towner, Bot
tineau, Kidder, Burleigh, Oliver, Morton,
Stark and Billings is now the seat of
tense activity and marvellous industrial
growth. The patrimony of the cattle
man has passed into the hands of the
farmer, and prosperous communities be
spangle tho prairie, and bespeak with
arguments more potent than words, the
abiding stability of native INDUSTRIES
Fargo Forum.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
. Shortage of Farm Lands

The statistican in the Department Of
Agriculture estimates that in 1910 the
population Of the United States will be
I%3o,ooo,ooo, and it is conservative esti-
mate. To supply the requirements of
this number of people will necessitate
the production of 7oo,ooo,ooo bushels of
wheat. 1,25o,ooo.ooo bushels of oats,
3,45o,ooo.ooo bushels of corn, and 1907
100000 tons of hay. If we produce this
immense quantity of food products for
nan and beast, under our present sys-
tenn, we must bring under cultiv alton
I%5o,ooo,ooo acres more land than we now
cultivate, and it is estimated that we
have only lo8,ooo,ooo acres of new land
available tor farming purposes. The
moral is: buy lands in Western North
Dakota.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
EXPLAINS Il

Some people have hesitated about
taking reservoir claims because the de.
partlhent would also accept homestead
filings on the same land. but when it is
understood that the homesteader has no
right on such claims until the expiration
Of two wears, and not then if the reser-
voir claimant complies with the law, it is
not likely that many would care to hang
up their money and homestead rights in
this way. The following letter makes
the matter clear:
Bismarck, N. D., Jan. FL, 1902.
James G. Saunders,
Dickinson, N. D.
SIR: In reply to your letter OF the 10th
inst, relative to homestead entry upon
lands embraced within reservoir declara-
tory. statements; will say that we have
been instructed by the Department to
accept the homestead application of any
reservoir filings.
The homesteader in such a case, how
ever, makes entry subject to the right OF
the reservoir claimant, to perfect his
reservoir and otherwise comply with law,
within two years from date Of filing his
statement. That is, the homestead en-
tryman is restrained from commencing
settlement and improvement until the
reservoir declaratorv statement shall be
Cancelled. Respectfully,
JOHN SATTURLUND.
Receiver.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01

At the beginning Of the thirteenth
century it occurred to some one to
preserve the likeness Of his departed
friend, as well as the symbols Of his
RINK and station. So ef1gies were in
troduced upon the surface Of the slabs
and were carved fiat. but ere fifty
years had passed away the art Of the
sculptor produced magnificent monu-
mental efigies. Knights and mobiles
lie clad in armor with their ladies by
their. sides. bishops and abbots bless
the spectators with their uplifted right
hands. judges lie in their official. garb
and merchants with the emblems of
their trade. At their feet lie animals.
usually having some heraldic connec-
ton with the deceased or symbolical
of his work-e. g., q dragon is trod-
den down beneath the feet Of a bishop,
signifying the defeat Of sin as the re-
suit Of his ministry. The heads of
efigies usually rest on cushions, which
are sometimes supported by two an.
J gels.-Geptlemau's Magazine.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
A LEGACY OF THE GRIP

Is often a rundown system. Weak
ness, nervousness, lack Of appetite, en-
ergy and ambition, with disordered liver
and kidneys often follow an attack Of
this wretched disease. The greatest
need then is Electric Bitters, the splen:
did tonic, blood purifier and regulator Of
stomach, liver and kidneys. Thousands
have proved that they wonderfully
strengthen the nerves, bnild up the sys-
TEN, and restore to health and good
spirits after an attack of grip. If suffer-
ing, try them. Only soc. Perfect salts
faction guaranteed. At T. J. Greene
4 Co.'s Drug Store, Dickinson, and J.,A
Ferris Drug Store. Medora.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
Tho Proper Way to Introduce People.

In making an introduction the man is
always taken to the lady to be presented,
and the formula is, "Miss A, may l pre-
sent Mr.. b." Where two women or two
men are presented the elder is addressed
where the difference is marked. A girl
presents her friends to her mother, but
the mother says, "Allow me to present
my daughter, Mrs. Blank" A woman
should rise when another is pre-
sented to her, unless she is much young
er than herself. If a MA is presented
she retains her seat and bows and smiles
cordially. Men always shake hands
when introduced to each other. Women
do SO when desiring to show especial
friendliness.-February Ladies' Home
Journal.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
SOMETHING THAT WILL DO YOU
0

We know of no way in which we a
be of more service to our readers than to
tell them of something that will be of
real good to them. For this reason we
want to acquaint them with what we con-
slider one OF the very best remedies on
the market for coughs, colds, and that
alarming complaint, Group. We refer to
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. We
have used it with such good results in
our family so long that it has become a
household necessity. BY its prompt use
we haven't any doubt but that it has
time and again prevented Group. The
testimony is given upon u own expert
ence, and we suggest that our readers,
especially those who have small child
rem, always keep it in their homes as a
safeguard against croup.-Camden Is.
C.) Messenger. For saleby all druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE

The best and most famous compound
in the world to conquer aches and kill
pains. Cures Cuts, heals Burns and
Bruises, subdues Inflammation, masters
Piles. Millions of boxes sold yearly.
Works wonders in Boils, Ulcers, Felons,
Skin Eruptions. 1t cures or no pay.
Only7 cents at T. ] Greene & Co.'s Drug
Store Dickinson, J. A. Ferris Drug
Store, Medora.