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

Many things you fear about your stomach
can not be true. II you had Indigestion
or dyspepsia for years it is natural to he
lleye that the stomach Itself Is diseased
II is only the functions Of the stomach that
are imnaired. This is the whole trouble In
vast majority Of cases and the proof
can he had by tyring Or. Harters Iron
Tonic.
Your stomach has many things to do.
and failure to do any one Of them leads
+, imperfect digestion. The stomach gets
,ts nutriment and It's digestive fluids from
the blood. II the blood Is impure or lacks
the right proportion OF rengthproduelns
iron. the whole body suffers from kind
Of breaklng-down process.
To restore health you must start at the
source Of life itself-the blood-and through
that vial fluid build up the stomach and
other vital organs
DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic has cured thou
sands OF cases Of Indigestion and dyspepsia
ever, year for the past forty-flye years
II is the one remedy you can take with
certainty OF immediate Improvement and
sure cure.
II is prepared with scientific accuracy
and many eminent physicians prescribe IL
constantly Faithful use OF It will enable
you 10 digest your food as perfectly as
Won ever have Prepared only by The DR..
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AN IMPORTANT OIL WELL
Higgins Well Is Being Sunk Below
the GuSher Stratum.
EXPECTS TO STRIKE A BETTER GRADE
This Is the Prediction Made BY Patillo
Higgins and May Lead to important
Results.

beaumont, Texas, January a7-Hiprips
40 Is now the most important vcu ON
the NH In that 1t Is TO determine whether
mere is gusher stratum OF oil 500 to ION
feet below the stratum which furnishes tho
now for the gushers which have heretofore
been drilled in.
Contractor Sturm. who Is drilling ,his
well. stated this morning that tho regnlor
gusher stratum was struck a utue hoin,,
VVo feet, but under Instructions of the com.
pany the now was cased OF and he was
ordered to drill the well deeper.
Patillo Higgins, the man who has nreach.
ed about the oil under Spindle Top for six
or seven years said shortly after the ac.
tuai discovery of oil that another stratum
bearing much better grade Of oil would
be found between 1900 and 1000 feef Nr
higgins is Interested In the company hear.
ing his name. and rs the company mas three
SuShers of It's own aud a ROYALTY f,on,
Iq mr. more it has decided to work upon
Mr.. Higgins theory. If the stratum de.
scrlbed by Mr.. Higgins Is not founI The
casing viii be pulled back to the regular
on stratum and the company will have as
good a vel as those around 1t, says Mr.
sturm. The well is now 1l2o feet deep
and the drilling is proceeding nicely.
II Mr.. higgins prediction should nroye
rue IT will have the effect of making
MN the most renowned oil man in the
country aud 1t will also increase the price
of spindle Top land to figures that ali
seem fabulous. While nearly everybody
laughed at Mr.. Higgins assertions that oil
would be found under Spindle Ton, those
who doubt the fulfilling of his second pre.
diction are keeping quiet
~
The German American OIL company
brought in its fourth well In this field this
afternoon. The new spoutcr is skiing
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Cattle and Cabbage in the Coast Counties
May Be Badly Hurt by the Freeze.

nry 81 rho blizzard now prevailing along
the coast VIII undoubtedly cause losses
/ among range cattle. and do much damage
7 10 truck farms, IL Is slectug tonight aud
growing solder.
/ Grapelaud. Houston County. Texas. Jauu-
airy 80 very iisht rain fell here ycster-
gay and GUIDED IN severe blizzard. The
ground today is covered by s.cet. Ca tie
as vet
lbomastou, he Witt County, Texas. Jan
uarS ga cold wave struck this place
iell from 80 to - degrees at 63o this
morning. No rain.
sulphur springs Hopkins County, Texas,
Jauudry =, heavy Slcet fell yesterday.
This has been the coolest day this year.
Farmers are afraid they win lose some
~ their stock
Bartlett. Williamson County Texas, Jan,
uarv IA uorthcr struck here yesterday,
causing drop of 40 degrees IN three hours
~ the temperature 1t Is sleetng and
{ freezing today
Stoncham. Grimes County Texas, Janu-
airy II Slect last night aud good rain
yesterday witch is OF much value to farm.
ers aud stockmen, Range cattle iu good
condition,
Ncathcrford, Parker County. Texas, Jan
uarN IA light snow fell yesterday. Cat.
Tie are In poor condition to stand snow aud
Slcet. but wheat Is suffering for moisture,
Trinity, Trinity County. Texas. January
pupp1 this ,rj,,tor ..lf,. I,et ,,t,.ht ,nI u,
J" t '",S w,'Vt .rv W, ~ az" ''
u,,,,,,, -. -.
o,., ~ Nv 49,. ,',' ~ 80 IN A'HHuS' '"Hn
witch VIII no ionHt snffn, tbc .,rn,miS ~
my" NH ~" uoupl SplI.n thY st"Uhu SO
Rrootshtrc wouor Co,,nt, r,,,s lam,
orr ~ i,0 rf, oUI ~, : St. i,t ,H
u,Errur, reristerc5 W. ar,,rS S SAW ana
slect fen t6rourb tho night
i,5,.t,,. A,.,t, Cunt. r..,. r,,,r,
% Sicc, roii f,s, UNA 'fhictA 5,,rTTHSNr TX
greater norton Of lasi night ana this moru
ing the ground is white.
p,st,,,, p,s,,,,, ,,.,,,t,. ~. 1,,,,ou,.
! u Sleef rnyrloprs eyorN'thiur 10 raG,
vet ana tho cold is death knen 10 the
already half starved stock
Troy. Bell County. Texas. January ~.
light rain fell Yesterday followed hy a
sim uorher Small grain has nut ON A
more Lively appearance.
Brentwood Brown County. Texas Jan.
uuy n Yesterday was very cold aud
about three inches Of snow fcl last night,
Clear hnt cold today
5 Ennis, Ellis County. Texas. January q.
( The weather continues very cold aud
everything Is frozen. However, the sun
came OUT today
( Winchester, Fayctto County Texas, jan
/ u"y - lialf AN inch of snow Flowing
I IS wei advanced for the season. stock is
/ "uint wen.
/ Reagan, FANS County Texas. January. ~
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Brenham, Texas. January GA telegram
received here Monday by Mrs. Frank Al.
len brought the sad Intelligence of the
death of Mr. David A. Allen, which sad
event occurred Monday morning after Il
brief Illness with pneumonia, at the home
Of his son. Mr. u, A. Allen, Jr., In Kansas
city, Kan. MIR. Allen was horn In Ale.
gheny county Pa. 1891, and for many
years was a citizen OF this county, aud at
one time postmaster Of this city His son,
Mr. Frank Allen, who is still resident ~
this city was en- route TO his bedside when
he learned OF the death.
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INJURED Al Drill.

ArtlTTTymen Dangerously Hurt BY The
CVerturn OF a Gun Carriage
San Antonio Texas. Jaruary aT.-Thrce
men of the Second Field Artillery were
dangerously injured while at drln on the
drill grounds at Fort Sam Houston this
morning, the accident being caused by thu
gun carriage oveturning while wheel irto
line movement was neluC made Private
George Wotnslee Of Los Angeles. sal. hlt
the scalp torn almost from his head. lis
right thigh was broken and he wa othcr
wise injured. 1t is feared he can not live
Albert Davidson 81 Mobile Ala, lsid Al
bert Brown NJ Mckinney Texas were also
badly Injured but will recover.
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The Snnremn Court

Austin. Texas, January 27.-The follow
ing proceedings were had in the supreme
court today:
Causes submitted: Margaret G. Lord
VS. New York Life Insurance Company.
from Galveston; McCurdy & Daniels VS..
7. II. Conner ct al petition for mNnda-
An order was made by the court today
oauailzIng the several dockets Of the courts
OF civil appeals.
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Department. Notes.

4 lifs ,aaeSas, January 27.-The follow
pprmi,uu ahce orders today renewed
forai 'I pro.to do business in Texas
falO; w ysStseIlye Association, of San
G r.a q Yankton. b RobarI lie R sS
~ co gsg Union, Of La Grange: Grand
III 81 fy Wsal Knights Of Honor of The
~ sIl sS Building and Loan asso.
n, pfov,S1inn amendment TO its charter
4 Of bcsinsssst LOT the changing of SIS
IT, from Fort Worth to
y,ea Hatti,he ews & Brother corporat,on
A Il StatiSSa rs charter with the secre,
sTofatorss tppday Capital stock 500. 600.
~ ana Z L. Matthew'S. T. r. En-.
~ iSds1Vo g 40 business In Texas was
rs a MONEY ,le Detroit United Bank,
f'eck 500 On ending Institution. Capt.
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Hoo RAISING in Robertson County.

Calvert. Texas, January 26.-Messrs. w
G. Fowler of this city and Frank Honder'
son Of Franklin have recently shipped three
carloads Of hogs to Dallas and Fort Worth.
Hog raising is getting to he quite an i'm
nortant industry In Robertson county.
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ana the field notes forwarded to the com.
r n,is5I,onet ei the general land office rhe
salns several thousand acres OF Territory.
i 1865, On which heretofore have been col.
= seot iof, ey Atascosa county. The survey was
ested and It settles q DISPUTE of icn. vpers
standing The survey consumed thirty.six
t nays ana the work was very arduous In
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Industrial School Commission.

Huntsville. Texas, January 1.-THE com,
mittee who are to locate the Girls in
trial school spent yesterday and today here
They were taken in hand by a committee
~ huntsville representatives who placed
the claims of their town before the commit
tee in a Vusinesslke and most enthusles-
tic manner,
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BURNED TO DEATH
oOHNED ~ DEA n,
Three Negro Boys Cremated in a Burr
inn Cabin

Three Negro Boys Cremated in a Burn
ing Cabin,
Ardmore, |. r., January 2T.-Three boys
aged 10, 10 and II, sons OF Dave Wate. a
negro farmer, who lives seven miles north
Of here, were burned to death while asleep
In their cabin last night. The building was
separate from that occupied by other mem.
hers Of the family. who did not discover
the fire until the structure was reduced to
ashes in the midst Of which the charred
remains Of the three boys lay when dis.
covered by the father.
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oil Charters Filed

Austin. Texas, January 2I-The follow
ing oil charters were filed today:
The Texas Live Oak oil company. OF Dai
las Capital stock 100000. Purpose to
prospect for oil and other minerals Di'
rectors. Jeus Moller Joseph Levy, Calves
tom Joseph Nussbaum, J. T. Taylor Dal'
las. and L. T. Luller. Calvert
Highland Realty company. Of III Paso'
Capital stock $4,000. Incorporators. j.
II. Nations. O. II. Baum and w. H. Aus
Tin
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Burnt euildina Repaired

Ennis. Texas, January 1.-THE building
which was occupied by the Leader Millinery
store and was burned several weeks ago,
is being repaired aud will again he occG-
pied by the same drm, OF which Mrs. 5. NJ.
keller is manager.
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Charter Amended.

Austin, Texas, January 2T.-The Sea
board oil company amended It's charter by
changing the value OF its shares To ~
cents each.
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eoundary pIsnute settled.

San Antonio. Texas, January line
survey OF the boundary line between bsAa.
and Atascosa counties has been eompielea
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School Land Surveys

sa le1as' January 27, Land Com
WI Rogan stated today that he
pa' an additional State surveyor
H., 'ue held between the LIST and 10th
II,a ay to survey the unsurvevcd
&br,n @Vg n the counties of Hockiev.
ana ioaAAn and Terry. AS soon as
GsSslsas surveyed, 1t will be valued,
1 M sctns,, and placed on the market
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-28

New Orleans. La. January 2I-Scott
Heywood announces his company will build
a pipe line from Jennings, La. to Morgan
Civ
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Gone After ealla,h.,

!. Step 1aS' January 25.-sherin Thorn.
Virgil CAVES today for Galveston TO
e this cSoan'r,t,gher, whose case Is pend.
4 brought On change of venue, He is
-. mere for trial al this term
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-28
[oY 70 INVESTIGATE
u, Committee Begins Work at
the State Capital.
+ COURT WILL BE VISITED
.trb,e. Legislatures viii Be
Fra y ,.,o as Well as Those OF
F'' State Institutions

January ~ The legisla-
sli' IN, committee convened here
iItsI ,ss with all members and Off
n'ID,1s Nth the exception of Cap
il'ssu+ prnra Of Miueola, who was
Il tbs expert accountants at the
OK ,,nr The hour for converting
I. rss dzed at $ a. m. in order TO
aN 1 @,smple for the departments,
~ ~ chairman Henderson
~ NJ, y of Mr.. Boyd the actions of
a, ssl,.ry meeting held in Dallas
pietl I'M Mr.. W Il. Bounds Of
d tQaaii.lleu'o ono of the expert account
all MIA and the oath was admin
aasnIV" .hairmun. In which he stated
u y es ar aloud not dtyulge any
w Vnr-omldVcome within bis knuwl-
n sllS1 of6cer concerning the commit
.,.,,an stated that he would go to
" u@i,niier and get his ruling as to
nnplsaV' ,Nto,nmeuts being taken from
~ ,a,crt and the working of the
isp Nv. 'T n,embers In his office. Also to
l''G ie,a IN ruling regarding postage,
4 1ga.s sH Henderson then moved thay
s.,niftee convene each day at
4 II n The morning ~ 49, ,
a ~, savage. in speaking 10 the mo-
q VA tha, the hour was not too early
n AZ he was In tlt habit OF going
/ m every day at suF up,
M, stafford made slight objection
#Vg shannon said that the hour was
II Hss, CARLY. but that 1t suited him.
4 90 D.. s.tNrN
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THE NEW COMPANY.
Mr. Swayne Tells Something Of Its
PURPOSES

W. SWdyUG CHS OOIIlCltVtlS OF 10
Purposes
Fort Worth, Texas. January 27--Hon.
James w. Swayne returned this morning
from New York where he negotiated a deal
for the purchase of the Hogg -Swayne syn.
dictate oil interests at Beaumont. with
company Of S1OOOO.O00 capital, one-half OF
which is to be used in improvements. Mr.
Swnyne admitted that Lewis Nixon, Tam
mnnys leader. was one of the purchasing
company. and that his company will build
the steamers for the big oil company to
be used in transporting the product 10
foreign markets. Mr.. SwaNDe also said that
other shareholders than Nixon, whose
names he would not give, controlled :
hundred million dollars. He cmphati9>lly
denied that the Standard oil company was
in the deal, The pipe line is to extend
from Beaumont, via Houston. TO Fort
Worth and eventually TO Dallas and New
Orleans Laterals are to be run from the
main line to th4 smaller towns between
this city and Beaumont.
Mr.. Swayne will leave here in the morn
ing for Beaumont. where he will meet an
oil expert from San Francisco, who Is re-
presenting the New York members of the
company for ths purpose OF making an n
yestigation OF the properties, after when
the deal is to he finally contaminated IN
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Rests With Mir. Higgins.

Lake Charles. La, January 2T.-Ihe
Watkins oil we'll at a depth Of 22o6 feet
. inches, has suspended operations, pend
Ing the arrival Of Patlllo Higgins Of Beau
mont Mr.. Higgins arrived on the morn
ing train and at o'clock. in company
with Il. ]. Cahill Of the Watkins Office
wont to the we'll on the experts dcciS,
ion rests the fate of the well, The drll
has passed through forty-eight formations.
Samples Of the last eleven have not been
sent 10 the ofdce and after an eSamna-
ton of them Mr. Higgins will say with
authority whether the work shall con
time to progress or not.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-09
MANY NEW BUILDINGS.

A Sure index to the Growth and Pros
 perity Of the Community.
 o. J. Omstead, one of Bisbee's lead ing architects. is just now turning out large amount of work One of the best means of getting an idea of rapid improvements that are taking place in Hsbee,. Douglas and Naco in the way of business buildings, residences and cottages, is to step into the ofice of Architect Omstead, and look oyer out upon his desk.
 One of the best buildings that will soon be under course of construction IS that Of Thomas Higgins which will be built near the ice plant. This will be an upto-date rOoming house which will fill one of the much felt needs of that portion of the city.
 The plans for a fine two-story brick building which will be erected by MT. hughes, just across from the gym nasium, are almost completed by MT Omstead. This will add graetiy to that portion of School Hill.
 The Bisbee Daily Review building, which will soon occupy a two-story brick structure on O. K. street, is also in the hands of Mir Omstead.
 Tn Douglas there are a number of new buildings going up at once for which MT. Omstead is drawing plans E. R. Pertie will build a neat fiveroom cottage at once. Mir Mcguire is ar ranging for a large store room, and M. c. Lewis is erecting aNtwenty-six- room house.
 Tt is my purpose to turn out plar $ and specifications strictly up to date will be the means of giving us tlo- and second to none in Arizona. Thie oughly up to date buildings"
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-09
SECOND CHAPTER
 SHOOTING SCRAPE
4. L. BROWN ON TRIAL FOR HIT
 TING SULLIVAN.
Blew Was Struck in Second Story oi Free Coinage Saloon Sunday Morn ing.

The hearing given A L. Brown. wLC IS charged with hitting Daniel Sulli
 van over the head with a six-shoote ID the second story of the Free Coir age saloon Sunday morning, ocoupie
 but few minutes of Justice Brown: time yesterday afternoon. All the tes umony was taken and Justice Brown will render his decision this evening at seven o'clock
 The Brown case is the chapter foi lowing the first, which was heard h Justice Brown Monday afternoon. Al that time Daniel Sullivan was giyer a hearing for firing four shots into i; room over the Free Coinage A deci sion in his case will be rendered thi afternoon at two o'clock.
 charge yesterday. nor did he ask an, or the witnesses questions. He acte, more like one of the spectators tha the defendant in the case. Only off CTS and those there to give evidence were present.
 Ih first witness called for the pro. cution was Daniel Sullivan, the man hit over the head His testimony was of little importance He said that he had just been engaged in a fight with another man. when he was struck over the head. He said the gash inflicted was two inches long. and that two stitches were taken by the doctor He did not know who hit him but thought it was Brown.
 Ofncer Harry Jennings was next called and said that he had parted two men, who were fighting, when some one struck over his shoulder and hit sullivan on the head with a revolver. His back being turned, the officer was unable to state who had struck Sulli- van. He also testified to other minor details.
 Michael Delaney was the strongest witness for the prosecution. He said that the defendant started to pull a gun from his pocket and he cautioned him not to do it. Later he saw Brown srike Sullivan over the head with six-shooter, and took it away from him He turned the gun over to OfH- Ger Jennings
 A, L. Hadley testified that he saw Brown strike Sullivan over the head with the gun. His testimony was al- most equal to that of Delaney.
 Brown was asked if he cared to make statement. but waived the priv ilege. Justice Brown then announced the time at which a decision will be rendered, and the small crowd filed out of the courtroom
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-09
Notice.

Notice.
 Notice is hereby given that the tax lists and assessment roll of the city of Bisbee for the year 1902, have been filed in my office and that the same are open to public inspection. Notice is hereby further given that the board of equalization for the city of Bisbee for the equalization of the taxes of the city of Bisbee for the year 1902, met at the fire house in said city op the Eth day of July, 1902. and that said board of equalization will meet each day thereby at the hour of 4 o'clock p. n. at said fire house until the work o1 equalizing said taxes is completed. All persons desiring to make any ob- jections to assessments or to be heard by said board concerning assessments are required to be present during the said meetings of said board, when they win be given a hearing.
 W. D. KINSBY, 7-s-3t City Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-09
HOTEL (Zl!IQ2EyJ1 : 3:!''3''Es !2';s'3
 !5a5; |35353;3|35j LOS IEs5sss9 33!

Why suffer from those headaches when properly fitted pair of glasses will give immediate relief. Call on Dr. Schell of tucson, now at Copper Queen Hotel Satisfaction Guaran- teed or no pay. Examination free 723t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-09
Knights Temple.

Knights Temple.
 Chancellor Commander E. G. Ord, sf the Knights of Pythias Lodge, oi this city, is pushing a plan whereb: the order will have a castle hall of it. own before many months. An option has been secured on valuable property. The proposed building will be credit to Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-09

IF ANY patient fitted hy me on previous visits is noc perfectly satisfied, would De pleased to have him call, and any necessary change will be made free of charge.
 DR. H. A. CHELL,
 Copper Queen Hotel
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-09

FOR SAlE-0ne kitchen table, one Rochester lapp, one straight chair, two large galvanized tubs, one lantern, one water bucket five cane bottom stools, thirty-five inches high All good as new and at half price. Ad, dress Box 44s City 7-S-2t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-09
Danger Signals-

Superintendent 5. W. Clawson has generously volunteered to warn the city in case a food comes down Tomb. stone canyon. He has arranged sys- tenn of signals Should he hear the roar of flood at night six shots will be fired and red light of 100 candle power lighted on the front porch oi his residence on Clawson Hill. In the day time six shots will be fred to warn those in the canyon to be on the alert From his residence Super infendent Clawson can see up Tomb. stone canyon for nearly a mile.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-09
BASEBALL YESTERDAY. American leaoue.

Baltimore, 8; Washington, ]. Cleveland, l; Chicago, ?. Boston, g; Philadelphia, % St. Louis, 3; Detroit, 1.
 Second Game-Detroit, z st- I-ori,. g. National League.
 s. Louis, 2; Boston, 3 Second GamNSt. Loais. ' Boston Pittsburg, 5; Phils se.paia. 9. Cincinnati, s; Bro,h.yr 2 Chicago, Q; Rev York l Second 0sme-c..csgo, 5: New York, Q. r-
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-09
To the Coast.

Visitors to Pacific coast points are going fast. Among those who went to Santa Monica yesterday for the summer were Mrs. John Foster, Mrs William Hankins Mrs Lockbing and Mrs Moon
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-09
Pleasant Incident.

One of the pleasant incidents of the streets of Mr Summers, who was in- jured nine months ago in a wreck De tween here and Douglas The entir' intervening period had been spent at the hospital or in his home. Mrs. Sum mers and her brother, Mr. Beardsiee. as well as MT. Summers's mother, ac- companied him in the carriage to Dor Luis on the fifth.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-09
CARD OF THANKS.

Liggett & son, proprietors of Bisbee, Naco and Cananea stage line, desire to extend to their numerous friends and patrons, their sincere thanke for their liberal patronage extended to the un- dersigned durin gthe past six or eight months, and respectfully solicit a con ttnuance of the same
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-09
NOTICE.

A meeting of Carrie Reymann Lodge No s, Legion of Honor, 4. o. U w will be held in Library Hall on Thurs day evening, July 10 A full atten dance is requested
 CATHRYN MUIRHEAD.
 Chief of Honor
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-09
"WeakneSS"

If other physicians have treated you for so-called weakness" you were helped only temporarily if at all. and the reason is very apparen. when the cause of loss of power in man is understood. "Weakness" isn't a weakness at all, but is merely a symptom of chronic inflammation in the prostrate gland. My system of local treatment re- moves this inflammation, and is the only treatment that ever has or ever can perma- ncntly restore strength and vicor.