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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-28
Notes and Personals.

lIaNsIhg IrclEht Agent FEY 81 me
,r,.e. 49,, ,g', ',H'',"'y i"' p" ,,F,
Iidumagt' rIoourich OF tne houston East
umu Nost texas mas returned from ilp
over lhe me
=, NJ: Charles Kocnig 81 the Southern
facinc returned yesterday from a trip
20 N'N prlehuS'
Mr. H. II Patrick. agent OF the tIous-
t,%1n end IcNas Central Mt Austin, was in
Tue cry yesterday.
Captain +. j. DODGE special officer OF
the Wells Fargo company, Is in the city
On company business
lhe tourist car attached TO the Katy
flyer Sunday evening carried out large
number of passengers
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NEW ROAD IS IN PROSPECT
To Run from the Red River TO Sealy
Thence to Houston.
NOR lHERN AND BRAzOS VALLEY ROAD
Is Said to Be q Part Of the Proposed
Lne--Southern Pacific Let Big
Grading Contract.

Fort Worth. Texas. January CIV A.
Squires. president OF the Oklahoma aud
Texas southern road, projected from Span.
ish Fort on Rcd river TO Sealy, when
Northern aud Brazos Valley rond, which
has already been chartered with cupI.
tai Of S20Oo,0OO was here today on bust.
ness connected with the road, lie did not
admit It. but It is believed here that the
Choctaw. Oklahoma aud Gulf is behind
the project IN an effort TO reach tide wa
ter. At Sealy the company expect to run
It's train into Houston over the Northern
and Brnzns Valley, according to Colonel
Squlrcs version, lie SAYS II Is also the
intention 10 build into lort Worth from
SprinTcwn. twenty niles west from hoe.
Surveyors are now running q line dm
Sunset south Large subsidies nave hecn
offered the company hy many Ot the town,
through which its line Is to pass
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Miss Randall Appointed snonsor

Waco Texas, January ~ +, Stone.
commander OF The Texas division OF United
Sons OF Confederate Veterans. has lust an.
nounced the appointment Of Miss Leona
Randall OF this city as the sponsor for his
division She will appoint only a Unite
number 81 maids Of honor as the state
commander Is opposed TO large number
Miss Randall hos announced as her FIRST
maid OF honor, Miss Ava Westhrook " this
CITY. They VIII represent the state division
az the coming general reunion TO he held
IN the city OF Dallas These yorng ladies
ore among the most beautiful aad talente 1
of the State.
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Mr.. c. NJ. Pratt, chairman Of the South,
western Passenger association, was In
Houston yesterday en- route 10 st, Louis
from San Antonio TO the latter city he
accompanied Mrs Pratt, who viii spend
the winter there. While here MIR. Pratt
was a pleasant caller at tho offices or
Colonel Morse OF the southern Pacific.
He left FOR his home last night.
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OnarterlY Tax Paid

Austin Texas, january 20 follow.
ing railroads paid their quarterly tax to-
dny ON passenger earnings
Tho Chicago Rock Island ana Texas paid
SiG4 ou Sltl3inO
The Atchlson. Topeka and Santa Fee paid
Sj21 ON &iE}. Is
The Texas Mexican paid $40 IL on
$T0iI.uO
The Postal Telegraph and Cable company
paid Silt32 uu Sii i32 day messages and
5000 ON S5l5S night messages
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Markham and Morse for Chicago.

Vice President Markham Of the Houston
and Texas Central and Colonel S. r. Il,
Morse passenger trnmic manager of the
Southern Pacific, left last night In Mir
Markham's private car for Chicago. The
object Of the trip is said to hc 10 further
the immigration ideas now being put into
execution by Colonel Morse in the develop
Ing Of rice and other lands In Texas The
two officials viii he absent several days.
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CSncclaI 10 rhc postl

Barbados Arrived: Bernard Hall BrD.
from Liverpool for Galveston
Liverpool Sailed; lmaum tBrl, for Cal
weston.
Manchester Arrived; Theodore De Lar
ruga OB9l from Galveston.
Port Ends La Arrived: Esther tAmA
tAlul. from Puerto Cortcz via Port Ear.
rios and Belize: PatrcM, tBrl. from Liver
pool: Esniuk rowcr CBrl. from shields:
Chqlmctte (AmD, from Havana; Mail
Head tRrl, from Belfast via Swansea
Sailed: Arkansas DAM, for Copenhagen
Via Aalborgcr. Denmark
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Do not leave hon. on journey without
bottle Of Chanberlaln's Collie, Cholera
and piarrhoea Remedy. II Is almost Ger.
tein to be needed and can not be procured
while you are on board the cars or steam
ship. II is pleasant safe and reliable. Foe
sale By all druggistSs
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Stop in Transit Privilege.

Austin, Texas January 27.--Thc Missouri,
Kansas and Texas has been authorized by
the railroad commission to stop In transit
at Jefferson carload shipments OF telegraph
and telephone poles from points East for
the purpose OF creosotius and charge 81 81
per car for the atop In addition TO the
freight rate from point OF origin to destina.
finn
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. January Ok Sugar-Strong:
open kettle 29sM2st; open kettle centrifugal
21kGiS3s; centrifugal graduated 4isgl4 3-l6;
whites 35sn3& yellows 3 1-i8ei3&; seconds
1898. Molasses-- Steady open Kettle l02f
Is: centrifugal sails. Syrup-Steady lOd22
New York, January 27,--Sugar--Raw
firm; fair refining 35s; centrifugal 80 test,
11-16; molasses sugar 2s. Reaned-Firni.
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COFFEE.

New York. January 27.-Coree--spot Rio.
QUIET; No z invoice q. Mlld-Qulet: Cor
steady net 10 10 points lower Total sales
36..s0 bags, including February $50; March
b6505.TO; May $50; July 0O0I9,O5; Sep
fember G150I6 rs: October 825: December
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Mr. Van Week at 81 Pano.

Manager Van Week OF the Southern Pa
cihc left yesterday morning for El Paso on
company business He will he absent sew
eral days and upon his return will resume
his sessions with the committee represent
Ing tho conductors and tralnmen of the
road
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4 ReIiabIe R.medy Ion sowel T,onbl.s

A Reliable Remedy for Bowel Troubles.
Rev j NJ Niugliug, pastor of the Bed.
ford ST NJ. Il. Church, Cumberland. Md.
SAYS; "It affords me great pleasure 10 re-
ommend Chamherain's Collie. Cholera and
piarrhoca Remedy. l have used 1t and
know others who have never known it to
fall For sale by all druggists.
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Exeentlon Concealed.

Austin. Texas, January 1.-THE railroad
commission today cancelled item Is Of sec
tlon Of Its new class rate tariff, This item
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sHERlFFs' DEPARTMENT..

stolen from Warren Wlpfrcy Harris
burg Texas. one bay horse. f. yen-- Old.
fifteen hands high shod nil around hlnzn
in face; also a buggy without ION hiu"k
bon. red running gGar. mo- cushion ON In"
sent
Straycd or stolen from DR. Rplston Hons.
ron .xas onr sion5nr bny NUM-, ti" ooEs
old AItccn ana ouc.hoIf hands hich 'fnr..
lop clipped out lcft trout foot smaller thou
Worn rmkbcr iitn. lrtt t' ~, ~ W"s Xxx 5a
Taken M by n pnschr. White Ouk or
| Drummer uost6nlcc. one Urht dunn horse
no brand. mmp ON rlgh Ins ncer thr Enr.,
In front MI fect white. roachcd mHnn
StrayCd ron IIalN's dairy Nan Tcipe
road uuustup. Texas n dark brown marc
hands higG brand I pnEnon "|' I h"rp ras
m,grls tbfri tho Iart n,C ~ Ia,t"5 h
Iibrrol rrward "''' '''
stolen from t. NJ. CoghIan. Harrisburg
Texas. heavy black and rcd Ian r"ne
about six fcrt bv four fret. utlr rim on
thr rod side - 80 reward
4 r Anderson. sheriff
''''''''''''
So1 rcvord- Stolcn from G. rrkI,. ON
January IA 100 one dun horse ! wears
Old bl3ck manc and tail II hands GlgN.
hrapdrd Inn" v r. r"nnc"tcd on ieft sb"ni'
dar aiso ma soar nm Iert sSn,,idnr ahnVc
brand Is )" iIttIc Iomr viii INV, 81 fo,.
return Of horse and 500 for conviction Of
thIof Arrnet ond y.tre / - wan sbcr.
IN McCnilocb county prady. Texas
~ 'iN '''''H ''"'''',
Mnar ION, iSNas' S"nWapE OF
SopG Tc%as on Decnmhar "nc
iirht bav marc ~ or In hopds hiyh
weirbt 900 or ig0o Mounds, white in facn'
one hind foot white, shod in front, gentle
tn vnrr a., rid" Ia mr. 10 Years aid Sto
,nuorh fn, bnrs ma sd az ttG.f ~
stn,"n y n Jpo,ts sborfH Nbart,I, -,
ty. nv II. J. Aben. deputy.
~ ~
Arsn, To,os Ior,or, "a vim s,o
reward FOR inforuetjon lesdmp 10 KIN, Trs
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RRILROap SCHEDULE.

n. q n. C. n. n.
Grand Central Dspo,
Leave No 49, 1904 m Arrive 10 a..
lssve No. $1,000 N Arrive Ne Z. 1.20 p
II. q N. o. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
leave Ne g.. 4.2s a. m Arrive No. sie.oo p N
Lave 10 $50 an : Ani"s No s,ii6.s6p n
O., n. a Q. A. Ry.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No. -. 1905 an Arrive No $1,000. n
Leave No. e....ii.is p. N ArrIve,Noio.4.o0 a. "a
g., H. & N. n. II.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No s.,io,05 a. N Arrive No >. 800 am
Leay. No. s....Il.50p m Arrive No. io, 90 pm
Leave No .; s:oo% N Arrive No. $500 pm
Nos. and Sundays Only.
N. r., n. q NJ. n. n.
Grand Central Depot.
Leave No 1871 1o,I5 a. n Arrive No rss. s.35 pm
o. A. & A. p. ny.
Grand Central Depot
Leave Ne. r....9.55 a m Arrive No. s.6.2sp.n
c.. c. & S. f. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
Leave -. .7.o0a arrive .s.s5s.m
AteNN''s''ss's - , p W NllFt'f' NV P'W
Galveston Trains.
Leayt .........7.oo a. m. Arrive ...,.,., 9.30pm
Lsavs....,..-7.45 IN Auive.... 100 pm
Additional Sunday Specials
Leave ...,..g.s5 m Arrive ....,...S.AO a m
Leave. also p. m Arrivs., go p.
Al these trains leave the Santa Re Congress-
Ave. Depot minutes later than the above
II, D. q w. T. n. IL.
Fifth Ward Depot
leave 200 am Express Train Arrive 10. 90 pm
Grand CenHal Depot
Leave sos p, n................ Arrive 9.o2 a
NJ. *. ~ n. II. II.
NJ. X. & T. Depot, Fifth Ward
iesye 9 80 q. n ..,...."....... Arrive 9. 800. N
leave q ? IN .......... ,... .Aruve 8 so N
For Galveston Trains see g., II & II.
~ G. n. nR.
Depot foot OF Congress- Avenue
tsvs s.35 m,.......~,,... Arrive $50 am
Columbia ana V.laseo Trans.
Leave SEQ q. rn........ ........ Arrve4 AS p m
Daiy EScep, SUNDAY
Leave 900 a.m tSunda, oniyJ Arrive 4.4s pm.
G. IL. & II. n IA.
lehve....I. & 6. n DEPOT .6.onan
Lave, 3D., s. G 7 % pot .....,.... o.A5 a m
leave..-.i q g. N. l..gOt ............qS s a. m
l-r've t'ari trrtra uerot........ A.AS m
cave q 8 O. Deu1t ...,........ 4 s 3 p. m
Leave @gfa e0ta Depot .,...... 900 m
bHl3"y only.
Midnigh t SPEC al arrives 70 a m SuraIyS
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and prime cotton seed cake are for deliy-
cry at Galveston.
New Orlcaus January 27-Cotton seed
oil Firm; prime refined in barrels 4lHlil4i
on refined 4ula: prime crude loose 36
Memphis January 27.-Cotton seed oil
Prime crude 80; prime summer yellow so;
choice cooking summer yellow ~. Meal and
cake PIlmc "a CO.
New York, january 27.-Cottcn seed oil
Easier
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Mrs. Mamie Herbert So Elmwood Ave.
Buffalo, N. Y, Treasurer Empire State
Fortnightly Buffalo, N. Y, After Eight
Years Suffering Cured by Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.

'DEAR MRS PGNKHAM Inflammation and liberation OF the
and life of its joys for For eight years
frequent pain and misery and then Lydia e. Pnkhams
Vegetable Compound me- the greatest boon have
known for brought life and health to used several
bottles of Compound your Sanaive Wash My improvement
Slow bottle felt that was better and SO
continued the treatment None OF friends
ever dreamed that would be well again have enjoyed life
fullest three years - Mrs MAMIE HERBERT
$4,000 FORFEIT ABOVE LETTER is NOT GENUINE
When troubled with irregular suppressed painful
displacement liberation of the
womb that bearing feeling nammano the ovares backace
boating hatuene debility indigestion, and
taon bese with such dizziness tantns ssde
excabity tabty, sepessness, melancholy all
gone" and feelings blues and hoeesness,
they should Lydia
PinShams such troubles
Refuse buy any other medicine for you need the best
Pinkham invites sick write her for advice
She has guided thousands health Address Lynn Mass
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF GALVESTON, January -.
ARRIVED.
SIS lrada tBr0, Liverpool
SIS Pensacola tAm0, Pensacola.
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January 10, 1902, one dun horse, : years
old, blnck name aud tail, It hands higN.
branded thus, Yl' connected, on left shoul
brand, Is little lame. will pay 50 for
return OF horse aud 500 for conviction Of
thief. Arrest and wire. J. c Wall, Shcr-
in McCMllnch county, nrady, TeNaa.
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Fifth Ward Depot
leave 200 am Express Train Arrive 10 90 p.
Grand Cenual Depot
Leave s.05 p. Hi................. Arrive o.o2 a IN
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OThhd NfnWh UtpOt
Leave No. >. ...f0,0s am Arrive No 100 .. N
Leave No. e...ii.1S p N Arive.No.io4.o0 a. "a
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Grand Central Depot
cave No Isi 10,15 a Arrive No rSs. S.35 p N
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Grand Central Depot
cave Ne g.. 4.25 a. m Arrive No. 5 1000 p m
cave No s....7 so p. m Arrive No. zy9.A9A IN
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n. q n. G. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No. 100 m Arrive No a.. rs p. n
lesve No. $1,000 q. m Arrive Ne. &. 7.20 p m
leaye No. s.. HOO p. N Arrive No. 8. 6.i0 a.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-05

Let me but hold thy hand,
And, through tho valleys, dark with
toll and care
And disappointment would pass
with stride
That faltered not, and j would count
ms naught
The doubts and feara that now assail
me- fraught .N. .,
With Whispers of False Hope-twin
brother of Despair,
I'd scale Ambitions peaks unterrihed
Could ! but hold thy hand,
Could ! but bold thy hand :"
Just once, I'd lean back in my little
\ chair
And bet the limit sure, whate'er be-
tide
unnumbered stacks of reds. and
y blues" I've bought
Ana lost, You've won all night, ]
hayen't cansht
A tbing to help along sickly pair
Give me that "npsh' and Joy with
thee abide.
oh! ist me hold that hand
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-05
NO STRIKE.
Potters Have Made a
Compromise.
Wage Scale Made Satisfactory For
This Year.

East Liverpool, o., July 5.-After
two weeks of the most intense anxiety
in pottery circles It has been settled
that there shall he no srike of opera
tive potters this year. The decision
affects 80 plants In this city and a
number outside. probably 5000 work
ers in all. The annual scare over the
wage scale reached an unusual pitch
this time. After committee of the
National Brotherhood Of Operative
Potters had presented to the Western
Pottery Manufacturers association
the demands Of the Trenton conven-
tion. "a in all. the manufacturers re-
fused TO treat on the basis offered, but
appointed committees to meet the
brotherhood later II desired. Votes
were even taken in the local unions
and a majority decided to stand by
the convention demand.
Before calling strike. however the
Brotherhood officlals decided to hold
another conference. The operatives
committee met tths fnanufacturers
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-05
PLACED
Torpedoes on the Street
Car Track. Z
Morgan Lewis Was Fined $5
and Costs.

Many nervous passenger on Akron
street cars, Friday, was frightened
nearly into Mysteries by reason of the
fact that celebrators of the Fourth
placed torpedoes on the street cur
tracks, to be exploded by passing
cars. The explosive went off in each
case with terrible, jarring bang, and
in many cases the windows of street
cars were broken and passengers were
In danger Of being cut by the falling
glass.
Only one arrest for placing torpedoes
on the track was made Friday, al
though hundreds of dollars worth Of
explosives were placed on the rails
and exploded by the cars, Friday and
during the night before. The lone
individual who faced the Mayor for
this offense Saturday morning was
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-05
BEYOND 4 DOUBT.
Good Hard Facts, Told In as Few Words
as Possible.

Mr.. A. Stnnge, laborer, of South
Grant St, Akron, o.. says: II like DR..
A. w Chase's Nerve Pills because 1t
made my. digestion and stomach strong
again. What i ate bothered me: rested
heavy, made me nervous and dizzy,
/ was advised to get the medicine and
am glad 1 did as I eat well again, di-
gest my food and have no dizzy or
nervous spells. am, taking some away
west with Inc so as to be provided
should | have another attack"
Dr.. A! w. Chases Nerve Pills are
sold at soc a box at dealers, or Dr.
A, W. Chase Medicine Co.. Buffalo, n.
y, See that portrait and sign; ture of
a. W. Chase, NJ. D., are on every pack,
age.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-05
GATHER. UP THE FINGERS

Let us gather up the fingers
That are scattered on the green;
Let us wrap them up and put them
Where they'll never more he seen;
Let us find crumb of comfort
In retlecting--if we can H,
Twas his patriotic ardor M
That has manned our little man {
He had saved up nll his pennies VIZ
And perhaps dime or two k
For the crackers and the fireworks Il
And the Niger chasors, too;
To do hon,r to the nation -. 4,
In his simple, boyish way, :. .
He would join the noisy racket
Held on Independence day.
He was rosy with excitement,
And bis childish glee we shared
Til one pesky thing exploded
When he wasn't quite prepared. -
Now his little hands arc bandnged
And he's lying very still;
And he wonders why It happened
To a boy that meant no i'll.
Strange we neter priced those fingers
TIN the giant crackers roar
stripped them from the hand they gre,
on,
And we'll never squeeze them more
And they'n never pull our whiskers
Nor be thrust into our eyes;
For to patriotic ardor
They have fallen a sacrifice.
PETER GRANT.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-05
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

When honor is lost 1t is useless to
offer reward for its return.
The problem of the world is woman;
It's solution Is in the unknown.
Some women are so modest that
when they are dressing they scream
II n bird looks In the window
The man who win use logic in an
argument with n woman hasn't sense
enough 10 know logic from an oyster
she'll
One way a woman has of showing
what an economical housekeepcr she
is Is ia throw mp her hands in horror
at the household eytravaganecs of her
friends.
New York Press.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-05

An Ohio man has quite paralyzed
the Cook county authorities by writing
for permission to pay $500 back taxes
on property which he owned while a
resident, Of Chicago. 1t was the first
time anything Of the kind ever hap
penedsand an Ohio man did it.-Mans-
field News.
| This citizen must be a Tom John
son man. otherwise he would not
apply his belief in equality Of taxa
ton In such an unselfish way.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-05

Professor stetson. of the University
Of Chicago. told the students in the
course Of a lecture on Psychology
and the Preachers" the other day that
a minister should compose his own
hymns, words and music; should be
skilled art critic have a smattering
Of architecture and be an expert
psychologist" In Akron they also
have to Know a platitude when they
meet one
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-05
The POPULAR WOMAN. I'm ! ]
The Kind That Men Admire.

Men admire good that
Those troubled with fantng spells rreguay nervous irrabiy
ppy, and advancemenin either home social life impossible
clearly which, follows Lydia
Vegetable Compound will certainly the sufetngs OF
count
less hundreds which the Of this
ena @ the ab Of all kinds Of female ills no can
t Women should
into drug store and be accept anything that Is claimed be
just as good Lydia f. Pinhams Vegetable COpouDd for
othe medicine for female ills has actual
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-05

committee today and the result was
concessions On both sides ana an agree
ment that there shall be. no strike.
The wage scale remains practically
unchanged. The pottery plants now
shut down for the annual July rest.
They will all resume withinNthe next
two weeks. Several9of them. in an
ticipation of increased fall trade, are
planning additional improvements and
to enlarge their capacity. ~ u.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-05

Some OF the friends OF Senator
Bailey OF Texas have been booming
him for the Democratic nomination
for President His late personal en-
counter with Senator Beveridge up.
on the floor of the Senate has not in.
flated his boom very materially. Not
even Texas admires that kind OF a
strenuous President.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-05
Two rlore Grateful Letters. s

DEAR MRS. PINKHAM 81 feel it
my duty to write you in regard to
your valuable medicine. have been
troubled with falling of the womb
and inflammation of the ovaries, and
was so bad ] could hardly walk across
the floor. The doctors said it was
impossible for me to get well unless
had M operation, but this j would
not listen to. Having read so much
about Lydia f. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound / made up my
mind to give it q trial, and it has
done wonders for me- l commenced
TO feel better from the first dose. and
today 1 am a we'll, healthy girl.
/" Hoping that your, Vegetable
Compound will relieve other sufferers
as II did rno, and thanking you for re-
storing my health, remain, - Miss
ALMA LARSON, Box 1888, Hudson, Wis. :"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-05
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

A man seldom msrries unless he's
In love or in debt.
An over'producrlon Of rubber would
result In a gum.drop
II is psyer too late TO learn that we
are SOME times too late.
The man who talks but fails to act
u trying to get reputation on credit.
Y somfiImcs happens that a mans
absent minded when his wife,s away
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-05
"MARY DOE"
Fictitious Name Used In Divorce
st s.4 Petition. 81,

Mrs. Myrtle Eichelberger, of Copley
township, has applied. for divorce
from Edward, r, Eiehelberger. She
accuses him of inidelity and mentions
Mary Doe, as principal. correspondent.
This is not her right name, the plain
till admits, but the real name is with
held from the public for the time
being.