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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
The Brokers Tax.

Galveston, Texas, January ls.-Deputy
Internal Revenue Collector n 2. Honder.
son has secured a list Of all the active mem.
bers Of the Galveston oil exchange and
also of many OF the brokers who are not
members but who are selling stocks OF oil
companies. 1t is naturally presuped that
he IS doing this With The intention of On
forcing the payment of the tax OF $50 for
engaging ia this vocation II Is said thar
there are good many brokers here WAC
have not paid this tax and that their names
VIII be reported 10 the Federal grand Jury.
The penalty for failure n comply with the
law in this case is n fine not exceeding
5000 and two years Imprisonment, there
fore the oil brokers who have not paid the
tax are rather uneasy.
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HARD LEGAL BATTLE ON.
Clay Case to Be Tried at 6lner on
Ehannn Of Nenue

Tyler Texas. January 1s.-The case OF
the State VS.. r. J. Clay. charged with the
murder Of VIII Griffin on June "a las, on
change Of venue. win he called in Gilmer
Monday. Three days after the killing Cay
was remanded to jail without BAIL and on
habeas corpus hearing two months later
norrow thirteen % the 250 Witnesses sub
poenaed viii leave FOR Upshur county
othtr witnesses will leave Monday, The
defendant Is well known here, as was the
deceased, be having been bookkeeper Cor
the largest mercantile establishment In this
city He was a popular yonug man, ana
hts friends have employed able counsel IA
assist In the prosecutor in this am W
shur counties The defense has also Sc
cured able counsel and \ hard fought legal
battle IS on. The ease Will go to trial
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CONNECTION NEARLYMADE
|fai,eu's Telephone Company Expects
10 Begin Operation Wednesday.
|xOsr OF THE STATE TO BE COVERED
.,b.r OF Commerce Committee Ex-
eeots to Secure Visit from Sew
eraI 8attleships.

o.,reston. Texas. January 1S.-The new
distance telephone service between
r'I,eston and Houston which is to be In.
4 ..,,steJ BY the citizens Telephone com
[snv will begin operation next Wednes-
~ This information was given to
E,ost correspondent this morning by Man
~ HOPKINS, who Is 10 have charge Of
~ galveston Office of the company. The
4 Nos are all In place and the office here Is
f.,rlnned with phones. The only thing
IN, 70 he done before the service begins
n 10 finish the stringing Of the wires,
I, hlch work has already progressed to with
IN short distance or toe Galveston Once.
"a hep the FRANCHISE OF the new company
Ass granted 10y the city commissioners u
&as agreed tnat the service tufnisheu
&sonld be cheaper than that Of tine com.
KIM now In operation. the reduction was
ktber 10 be made by extending the time
kiowed for the use of the phonc by -
f,ar cent OF 10y decreasing the price by -
H. cont The company has been delayed
fensi1erablv in constructing their lines on
&,sount of the difficulty Ia securing poles
nj copper wire, and prior to that time
&here was also considerable delay occasion.
III in securing franchise. AT last, how
&ver, the system Is ABOUT ready Tor opera
The Citizens Telephone company is build
H. lines in several portions Of the state.
n now has line In operation between
houston and Beaumont, and Is extending
3his line eastward, expecting TO reach
Grange by February 10. Ii Is also build
m along the line Of the Houston and
&Syas Central railroad, and expects to
$pach Hampstead by February 1. Bryan
IN March H. Dallas 10 June. From Hemp
Mad the line will also be built to Austin.
%6lch place it is thought will nc reached
In March 20. 1t Is also expected to build
IL san Antonio. An exchange will also be
Installed at Liberty, Texas. The lines are
8Anr constructed as fast as the material
En- be secured and the men can build
khem, and therefore It seems that before
q grest while almost the entire State will
la included IN the territory covered by the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
LOCOMOTIVE BOILER EXPLODED.
Enpireer and Fireman Killed. but No
PASSENGER Hurt.

Enaireer and Fireman Killed, but NO
Passenger Hurt.
Victor Iowa, January 1S.--As the Denver
limited passenger train No. OF the Rock
Island road was passing through this town
early today the boiler Of the engine eK'
podcd, resulting in the death Of the en-
glnecr and fireman and slightly lnjuring
two rorters and a brakeman. The dead
are:
W. WILLIAMS, Brooklyn. Iowa, en-
sineer
4. HOAR, Valley junction, Iowa, fireman.
The accident took place within twenty
I'VE feet Of the depot, The force Of the
explosion threw every ont Of the coaches
from tho track, No passengers were In
iured. Pieces Of the wrecked engine were
strewn around for distance OF 200 feet,
and the boiler was found $50 feet from the
track.
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Tlatonia. Texas January l7.-Mr e. II.
Perry. secretary cfsthe Paragon oil com
pany. with headquarters al Fatonia. today
completed the purchase Of Ten tank cars
Tor that company to be delivered by Feb
ruary l. These cars. together with 4 Ike
number that the Bay Prairie irrigation
company has recently agreed TO buy for the
Paragon for use in supplying the above
IRRIGATION company with oil. makes a total
Of twenty ears for the Paragon. This com
pnny is made. up principally of san Antonio
and Flatupta capital gad is-gapldly coming
10 the front. Hon Jonathan Lane OF
Houston Is president
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Galveston, Texas, January ls.--Thc med.
zeal students of this city are busy arrane.
Ing data, writing poetry and recording the
humorous Incidents Of their college lifc. MS
we'll as soliciting and securing qritc q bit
of advertising, for the next volume o. the
Cactus, the official year book Of the Uni
versity Of Texas The Cactus to he issued
this year will surp0ss in both size mud
completeness any of the previous issues NJ
THIS book, and will no doubt have a large
sal
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Never Found Relief Until Pe-ru-na Was
Tried
Mr. ] wotfel, Sumner, Neo, writes;
II had the catarrh twenty years.
never found any relief until commenced
taking Perunn. Anyone who has catarrh
that VIII take Peruna according 10 direo-
lions Is sure to be cured Of catarrh. | am
completely cured Of caturrh and thank
God and DR. Hartman WoFFEL
Tried Many Remedies.
Mrs Lydia Dreitzler FranEfcrt, Ind.
writes
"onr boy Grover, had been afflicted
with chronic catarrh Of the head, nose and
throat for eight years, We tried many
remedies, but they did no good, and applied
10 several doctors, hut they fnied TO cure
him We received one Of Or. Hartman's
pamphlets. and 7 wrote 20 him for advice,
which | received Our hoy has tnkop ton
bottles of pcruna and We consider him
cured, We think peruna great medi-
cine" MRS LYDIA DREITZLER
II YOU do not derive prompt and satts-
factory results from tho use OF Peruna,
write at once 10 Or Hartman. Swing q
fnli statement NJ your case, aud he wifi
he pleased 10 give you his valuable advice
gratis.
Address Dr, Hartman, President Of Fhe
Hartman sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
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FREE HELP FOR the SICK.

The entire country is astonlShed Mt the
Eonderful cures perfected through the
&et1od originated by DR.. J. NJ. PEBBLES.
IN Grand Old Man of Battle Creek. Mich.
Us science Is a subtle force Of nature,
%mpned with magnetic medicines. 1t has
4fen termed the greatest main relieyer
&no1w.n In perfectly natural manner It
4ulos up the system and restores health.
i MAKES no difference how serious or hope
II Tue case may seem, there Is positive
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Readv TO Renort

Galveston, Texas January 1s,--A tele-
gram has been received from Mr.. Alfred
Noble, member Of the board Of engineers
for the protection Of Galveston. advising
his associates on the board that he wound
arrive In Galveston on Tuesday morning
Providing NJ. Noble reaches here ON
schedule time the board will have its re-
port ready 10 submit 10 the board Of city
commissioners bv Thursday al the outside
Aside from the foregoing there are no now
DEVELOPMENTS from the boards office and
everything is in readiness and awaiting Mr.
Mobiles return.
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PtetentIous Cotton proleot.

Fort Worth. Texas. January $50. y.
Bennett manager ef the Texas Coal and
Fuel company Of strawn, IS contemplating
the erection Of the largest cotton factory
west OF New England at strswn. where
the compsny's mines are located.
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ENtnndinn lts Plant

Galveston, Texas, January ls.-The Gal
weston Street Railway company has force
OF men engaged in placing their poles over
the city preparatory to furnishing electric
power to private consumers The poles are
the finest ever seen on the streets Of Cal
weston. Part of them are the long leaf pine
from Texas aud the remainder are from
Idaho. the latter costing something over $50
each delivered nc Galveston.
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New Oil Companies

Austin. Texas January lS-The follow
ing oil charters were Mod olay
Rex Petroleum company Of Beaumont
capital stock sA 9oCo Purpose to pros.
pect FOR oil and other minerals Directors
c. c. Todd. j l.. Hudson, Beaumont, J. r.
Parks ST. Louis: !. Y Tacknhcwy Hons
ton. and Lewis a. ne Y oss. Decatur. Ind
Sutcli0 oil comrany ~ Beaumont; capital
stock SlCo 0OC Directors Louis Meyer, J..
w. Sutcln. Philip Bordcnhcimer, L. Mayer.
New orleans, and e. g Lehman. Biloxi,
Miss
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ReautifYinn AZ Garden.

Galveston, Texas. January 1s.-About 700
trees and shrubs are now being planted In
the Galveston garten vereiu, with 4 view
OF further identifying this already beau
tiful pleasure resor,, They are being ar.
ranged so as 10 produce Harmonious e.
feet and viii add much to tho appearance
of the garden when they are grown.
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JIM HOWARD TRIAL

An Effort Is Being Made to Establish
an Alib
Frankfort, KY, January 1s,-About n
dozen witnesses were heard in the Jim
HOward trial today. r. ". Poore and IL.
J. Robertson both testified that Howard
Was In the Board Of Trade hotel when they
heard that GOebe was shot Poore said
he knew Howard well and described min-
utely the clothes worn by the hitter. lie
said he was clean shaven aud the descrip.
ton he gave did not tally with that Of
the man seen by Bowman Gaines and John
Roke 10 jump over the rear statehouse
fence
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Sales at Galveston.

Galveston, Texas, January is. The sales
at the Galveston oil exchange today were
as follows;
Beatty, 500 shares at i6c.
Bunalo, 1900 shares at Sc.
Guher, SEQ shares at Sc.
Gober, 100 shares Mt 60
Cioher. 100 shares at &c.
Grace. lG.OOU shares az 6Ac
Higgins. ~ shares at $50.
Manhnttun, 1000 shares AT CSC.
Merchants and Mechanics, 10000 shares
at So
Merchants aud Mechanics. 5000 shares
at 3ltC.
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Mortuary Report.

Galveston. Texas, January ls.-Follow.
h. are the burial permits issued for the
keek ending Friday. January II. 1902:
January 1.--Danicl Conroy. aged -
buthlsis pulmonali,,
January 10--Leouora Williams, aged 2l5.
<olored, enteritis; Baby Brown. aged 1 day,
&,lored, spasmS; Liza Thompson, aged 81,
folored pulmonary tuberculosis.
January ll.-Baby Johnson, aged IA
months, diphtheria.
January 12.--Albert Branchley, aged o.,
bhthisis pulmonalis.
January l3.-Nlrs. W. II. A. Rolling.
tged %. puerperal fever: Baby Barney.
3tillbcrn; Baby White. siillborn; Charles
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wITHERs BOUND OVER.
Bank Examiner Has Charged Him with
Foraery.

Forgery.
Kansas City, January 1s.-John p. with
ers. ex-presldent Of the American National
bank Of Beaumont, Texas. was given a
hearing today before United States Com
missioner Nuckols who held him 10 the
United states district court IN Beaumont
fixed at 5000. which he furnished. With
ers was arrested here last saturday on
warrant charging him with embezzling $50,
20 OF the banks funds. Today ]. NJ. Lo-
gan. National bank examiner of Texas whH
came here 20 present err ease against the
banker. fled an amended bill against With
ers IN which he charged him With forging
three notes aggregating S2l,9I3. II is al
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Travellers BY Sea.

Galveston. Texas, January 1s.--The Mai
lory line steamship Lampasas is due to ar
rive today from New York with the fol
lowing list Of cabin passengers; Miss G
~ Buck, Michael Trap. Mrs. A. d smith
r. G. Williams. c. Bradburg, G. A. BOY
den. W. =, Meek, Ny and Mrs Comfort
Miss May Golden. Galveston: Mr. and Mrs
G. Barts0w, Tucson; y. w Robson, Shreve
port.
The ComaI smiled today for New York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
Lee Birthday Celebration.

Dallas. Texas, January 1s.--Camp ster-
ling Price, United Confederate Veterans,
tonight celebrated the birthday OF Gen
eraI Roberi f. Lee. 4 splendid oratorlcal
aud musical program was followed. W.
#. CLARK was the principal speaker. Among
those present was Major Gtnelhi ian
commander Of the Arkansas division
United Confederate Veterans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
Texans in New York.

New York. January ls.-1he foliowiaI
Texans are registered 10 New York. "a.
Hnus.gn.--J ~ kingsbury ano VIE
Navarro.
Z Ennia.--Sam Levy. Hoffman.
lackSboro.-p l., King, Fifth Avenue.
Pslestine.--R Walsh, Holland,
Dallas Jackson. Park Avenue.
pesunnont Hanus Victoria
TeSss.-M. T. King. Unton Square
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quest. ''' 1aunuicc un-
r,o January l5..Baby Crouovich. aged 9
ganuary l6 Baby Marckcsi sfliho,,, d,,
Inest,, y. II. Carson, aged AZ colored
s sna3 ,nephrltis; Margaret MulhSlianJ,
FL -, uip , hereto heart failure.
yyoloied, congenltal hamilton: Emma Mini,
ieI1 nseG %, colorcd, cerebral hemorrhaSe
Leo 10 Sealy hospital. /. e
Hled In st. Mary's infirmarr .
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Report Denied.

]. W. ozmcnt Of Palestine, secretary OF
tho Merchants and Mechanics OIL company
wires The Post denying the statement that
tract with the international aud Great
NUHtbern railroad The Post used the Item
on the written statement OF an, official OF
the company aud as a matter OF news.
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HELD UP A GAMBLING HOUSE.

Two Unmasked Men Do the Act in
Omaha, but Are Arrested.
Omaha, Neb., January 1s,-Two unmasked
robbers held up dozen men In a gambling
room over saloon at Fourteenth street and
Douglass avenue early today and secured
the cash box and 500 IN money from II,
owners Of the place. They were captured
within ten minutes, however, ana locked up.
They gave the names OF Frank williams
and Frank Jones. The robbery occurred 10
the heart OF the CITY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19

ALLIES
Higgins. share az Sei
Higgins. / share at SSl.
Manhattan COO shares at &c
Anglo. American, ioon shares a. &c
Anc'o-Americnn Socn shares AZ Re
Anglo. American. 1000 shares AZ Sc.
Anglo American. 1000 shares at Sc
Becky sharp. 1000 shares az So
Realty. 80 shares ~ So.
Citizens Consoi 10 shares at S10
German American, l share NJ $40.
Tctth- Word, 10 shares at SOS,
Grace. 100 shares p &C.
Becky SHARP, 10000 shares at 2Nc
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KiIled ove1 a e1me Of Cards.

Guthrie o. T., January lS--In a pistol
dilla, !. T.. between Elmer Jones Of II Jien
and Michael Parker, Pauls Valley pugl-
ist both were killed. The men fought over
n game OF cards.
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CURES

b. J. NJ. PEBBLES, the Grand Old Man of
Battle Creek, Mich, Originates a Meth
cd Which Cures Diseases Thought to
Be lncurahIe and Hopeless. Startling
Revelation Of Cures That Seem Like
Miracles Performed.
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BattIe BetUeen suroIars and Citizens

Birmingham. Ala. January is.--A special
from springville. Ala. ssys a pitched bat
lie has taken place between posse OF
citizens and burglars AT Bronpton. Ne
one was killed The posse now have the
burglars surrounded and &c more trouble
10 feared the sheriff ut Birmingham has
bean eslad Ger a6zintanaA.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
Barn and Feed DESTROYED.

Taylor. Texas, January 1s.--This after.
noon the barn attached tn Judge r /.
Penn's residence, now occupied by Mr.. w,
It's contents Of feed. corn and baled hay.
The loss will perhaps reach $3.50. covered
by Insurance.
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The Death Boil.

Galveston. Texas, January ts.--Mrs, y.
Fagin. aged ~ years. died at o'clock
Yesterday morning ar her residence. ll2S
Sealy avenue. Her funeral occurred al :
o'clock this afternoon from her late scsi'
dpnrN
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legged that these notes were discounted and
held by the bank Withcrs said today that
In Texas he would, with an Impartial trial
show hat be has been guilty Of no criminal
acI OF lnIcni.
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Doetors and Msdioine Ea!Ied ID eeneIIt
Tried Almost Every Patent Medicine.
Tried Medieine-None Helped.

Men Prominent Congress-
Write for book OF testimonials of prominent
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n Lawson, G. W. Brnusom. G, ]. Ke' T,
Tom Mckee, A. J. Barnes. p. C. Light.
foot, I. H. Denton, n. L. Baker.
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Tried Remedies Win No Benefit.

& + GERpING
Tried Remedies With No Benefit
MI John NJ winetcad. Kimhro Tenn.
In recent letter says;
81 have been afflicted with catarrh about
ten years, ana have tried different rene
dies With no benefit. About two wears ago
| bought no tie ~ Pcruua and com
meucod using IT according 70 directions It
relieved me 80 much that continued using
Pcrunh until had used I've bottles then
! hardly felt the effects Of the catarrh ut
all John NJ WINSTEAD
Doctors and Medicine Failed to Benefit.
Bruno s. Buch, 9S3 Randolph street
Philadelphia. Pa. writes;
81 have bCcu troubled with catarrh for
the past few years and not being benefited
by doctors and other medicines, ! was nd
yised by friend TO give your Peruna trial,
After having taken three bottles I tcl
greatly relieved and with the addition OF a
few moro bottles | was cured Of all my
troubles" BRUNO 5. BUCH,
Tried Medieine--Noue Helped
j. KosSik Of Moorehead. MINI, says
"Peruna II a great remedy for catarrh,
7 tried number OF kinds OF medicine, hut
none helped me. took Peruun according
10 your instructions and will say that /
am wen again aud think Peruna a great
medicine for catarrh. J. koSSIk,
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Found No Relief in so-Called Catarrh
RENE dies

Mr. J. G. Steffc, Suvcrnc. Mimi. writes
For -FOUR years I had been a continual
sufferer from thar drcadfyl disease. chrome
catarrh. ! tried Bll kinds of so.cailed CH.
tarrh remedies, aud found no relief was
advised by friend TO write to you about
my case, which I did, and you kindly al.
viscd me to take a course Of Perupl.
commenced AZ once and was surprised how
1t relieved mo ! am happy ia say ] am
well man today J take pleasure In recon-.
mcTdinc your great remedy to all who arc
afflicted with catarrh. J q, SrEFFE
Other Patent Medicines No Good
Jacob ]. Davis. Of Galeua, Mo. writes
n have been In bad health for thirty
seven years and after taking twelve bot
Ties Of your Peruna I am cured. / think
Pcruna Is all YOU claim Tor Il, / tried
other patent mediciuo, but they were no
good. am In heter health than I huvc
been for many years
JACOB j. DAVIS.
Tried Almost Every Patent Medicine.
Mr.. c. r. Gerdlng, Mlburn. Neb., writes
About fourteen years ago ! contracted
heavy cold. ] tried almost every patent
medicine, but could not ind anything to
break up my cough until | took peruna.
and now am almost entirely cured for
which / can not give thanks enough.
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recommend Pcruna to all suffering with
weak lungs md bad cough,
G. II. GERpING
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~ seaumont Eyehanae

Beaumont Texas, January 1s.-Followins
are the quotations on the Besumont oil ex.
change -------------
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The Cactus.

rhc comal sailed today for New York
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-01-02
A RENT RAG.

1t was about 10 o'clock at night,
.ard on West street, not far from
purth, that a man saw a Chinese
Iaarern swinging outside a third
story window of building across
the way. The building was a box
like structure prematurely run to
old age, and he knew il to be tene-
ment-house, occupied almost exclu-
sively by poor colored people.
In the day time the sidewalk
swarmed with little black children,
and there were dark faces peering
over every sill all the way up to the
roof. He knew the corner pretty
well, but he couldnt understand
why a Chinese lantern should be
hung out of a window. 1t had lit
Il decorative value, swinging
against the lonesome 'front.', and the
man who saw it couldn't recall that
the day was an anniversary calling
for any illumination.
A policeman happened along and
the man asked him abont'it
What is the meaning of the Ian
tern up there?"
Don I you know 2"
why, no. The windows upthere
are lighted and there seems to be
something going on.
That's rent rag"
Yes, but what is a rent rag ?"
We'll, when some man gets down
on his luck and can't pay his rent,
he has a kind of benefit dance. The
other tenants come to 1t and chip in
10 or ID cents apiece. They get lots
of fun out of it and he raises S3 OF
"a to pay his rent. That's rent
rag"
What 'sthe lantern got to do with
it?"
That's the way a rent rag IS ad-
vertised. When that lantern is out
the colored people know that some
one is giving a dance 10 raise rent
money. When someone else gives q
rag he IS supposed 70 come around
and put in his bit. It's a good
scheme, only they say some Of them
try to work it too often. Milwaukee
Sentinel.
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EEKAEKAsLE ouRE o. cRoup.
ALit.is Boys life Saved.

l hare few words to say regard
ing Chamberlain S Cough Remedy.
II saved my little boys life and
feel that cannot praise il enough.
! bought a bottle Of it from a. e.
Sseere of Goodwin, S. d., and when
j got home with it the poor baby
could hardly breathe. | gave the
medicine as directed every ten min
utes until he threw up and then
thought sure he was going to choke
TO death. We had to pull the phIegm
out ofhis mouth in great long strings.
| am positive that If | had not got
that bottle Of cough medicine, my
boy would not be on earth today.
J0EL DEMoyT, Inwood, Iowa. For
sale by tSreeEwell & Drury, Leon
ardfown, Md.