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The Dolores star., 1903-12-25

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Or. c. =; NewIand WAS visitor from
cortez on Friday. "
see Davis x Stong's nd on fourth
page of this issue.
Mrs. W. i. Miller and children ar
rived in Dolores Tuesday. titai
FOR sALE--A COW and heifer, also
lot of lumber. Inquire at this Office.
ii. Lupke and wife were business
callers at the Star office on Tuesday.
j. ID. Diehl, the Rico jeweler, was in
| town Tuesday displaying his ware.
Notice the Dolores Drug company's
Exon q Rush have received II new
G-horse power boiler and engine from
Battle Creek, Michigan.
See t'.h Selma washer at The Star
office before buying Il machiEc. G. NJ.
Smith, Agent.
We guess tho snow will not hlocI: old
Santg C!'ls automobile in our city
this Christmas eve
Monday was the shortest day of the
year. Old Sol will soon begin his jour
ney toward the north.
Il. A. Porter of McElmo, shipped u
lot of dressed hogs on Tuesday to the
Ophir Mercantile company.
All holiday goods remaining over
after Christmas will be sold at cost
price. Dolores Drug company.
The ground was covered with the
beautiful on Saturday morning, but
still we continue to have summer
weather.
A dance will be given on Christmas
night at the opera house. Music by
Prof. Gray's orchestra. Everybody
invited.
will h., u -
the Baptist church next Sunday even
ing at 7:3O. Rev. George will con-
duct the services.
Now is the time to buy patent medi-
cines while you can get them at nearly
half price at the Dolores Drug store,
See prices in today's ad.
Rev. George of Mancos, preached at
the Babtist church of this place Sunday
evening. His sermon was one appro-
pirate to the time of the year.
--
DR.. Cabell has in his possession
stamp, used for sealing letters in the
old fashion way with sealing wax,
which, he claims, belonged to President
James Monroe,
The Star is in receipt of letter from
Henry Bergen, of Portland, Oregon.
Mr. Bergen is in business in that city,
and is getting along fine. He has
promised the readers of the Star a little
history of his city in the near furture.
Dentistry.
DR.. w. J. Wiley, the dentist, will be
at Dolores January lst, and will re-
The Dolores star., 1903-12-25

Monday was the shortest day of the
year. Old Sol will soon begin his jour
ney toward the north.
The Dolores star., 1903-12-25

See t'e Selma washer at The Star
office before buying Il machiIc. G. NJ.
Smith, Agent.
The Dolores star., 1903-12-25

We guess tho snow will not hlocl: old
Santg C!aas' automobile in ,,ur cit y
this Christmas eve.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-06-02
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MILLERSBURG.

Mr.. Russell Tarr has returned from
College at Lexington, Va.
Mrs. VIM. Wood returned Friday to
her home at Collins, Miss.
Miss Efie Kendall, of Cynthiana, is
with her sister at NJ. F. G.
Miss Nara Boyde. of Bethel, is with
Mrs. Mary Wha!ey.
Miss Lilia Louderback, of Carlisle. is
guest of the Misses Butler.
Judge ]. D. Wyatt attended college
exercises Saturday t. Monday.
Mrs. James Cummings. of Maysville,
is the guest of Miss Katie Savage.
Mr. John Pyles, former student, of
Mason. is visiting relatives here.
I, Born-Saturday to the wife of George
Jones, daughter. Second born.
The Misses Grover, of Sardis, are
guests of their brother at M. NJ I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Henson are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Judy.
Miss Bessie and Anna Bostain, of
Harrison, are with Miss Mary Taylor.
Mrs. Fanniebelle Switzerland, of
Paris, is guest of her son at NJ. M. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Larkin, of Paris.
| were guests of r. P. Boulder, Sunday.
Miss Mamie Kerns. of Cynthiana is
with her sister, Miss Louise at M. F. G.
Miss Anna L Giliapie, of Carlisle, is
the guest of Mrs. Orie Collier near town.
Miss Francis Veach and Miss Kennedy,
of Carlisle, with Miss Sallie McIntyre. |
Mrs Elizabeth Ball, of Washington, is
the guest of Esq. A. G. Ball and family. |
Mrs. w. T. Swango, of Mt. Sterling.
with her daughter, Dora, at M. F. G.
Mr.. Harry Thompson, of Fern Leaf. |
is the guest of Jefferson Bros. near
town.
Miss Artie May Button, of Henderson.
is the guest of Elder G. w Nutter and /
wife. W sS
SATURDAY SaIn0-IOWn I0am 3; III.
M. I. Team l. Game called on account
of rain.
Miss Elizabeth Hall, of Covington, is
guest of her brother, Houston Hall, at
M. M. L.
Miss Bessie Prather, of Mayslick, is
the guest of her uncle, Thos Prather
and wife.
Mr.. Karl Vought, of Indianapolis,
was guest of Miss Lucille Judy, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Don't forget the play tonight at the
Opera House. Vacation" by the M
M. cadets. Give them a full house
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-06-02
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce E. P.
Clarke as a candidate for Sheriff OF
Bourbon County, with Albert s.. Thonp-
son and VIM. F. Talbot as deputies, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce Harvey
Hibler as candidate for Sheriff OF
Bourbon County, with Brutus J. Clay,
IT,, and James Burke as deputies, subject
to the action of the Democratic party.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-06-02

UNUSUAL PLUCK. - AT Henderson
KY, Mrs. Ida Beverly, widow of Cabel
Beverly, who was shot to death some
months ago, is proving that she is a
woman of unusual plrck. She is now
supporting her two children by contin-
uing the vocation of her husband
paper hanging. Every day she can be
seen draped in heavy mourning, passing
along the street with bucket of paste
and paper hanging tools. She has all
the work she oan do.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-06-02

DECLAMAToRY CoNTEsT.-At the. de.
clamatory contest Of the Bluegrass
graded school Tournaments, at Mt. Ster
ling. William Doty, of Richmond. was
awarded first prize and Horace .ttle,
Of Owenton, son of the late Evan
Settle, second prize. Settle is polished
orator and tie crowd favored his style
and delivery.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23
GEORGIA FARM LANDS.

Hon. Henry Horne. Of Macon. spent
yesterday I'm Atlanta and talked inter-
estingly OF Georgia farming during a con-
yersaton in the lobby OF the Piedmont.
where he was q guest.
doubt very much if the state fair in
Macon has ever been surpassed In the
country" he said III was simply s
revelation 10 visitors who before had
been unaware Of tho marvellous fertility
and producing p0g.ers Of Georgia lande
while the fair was IN proqreee . e,o,-
t,en,an from Chirapo q Ia roe ,,,.oi, ,,aa1o-
tbore v-aa yieiftnc mo ~ ., ~,
WHO has made - IT, et,,,4,- os o-oru a,,,l
Of course was fntarostod r. ,.,,,,o,.a. -
could sec along those lines down here n
Georgia.
The mornfng after he arrived IN Macon
he asked mo what on earth kent srch
towns as Atianta and Macon alive .for,
said he 4 dom, fbjnly ever eow ,,,oro
dismal countr,, thar ~, tot-,,,,,, ,-o,.o
and A+Iorto oIo-- +bo ,t,,a -. 49,. d,.,!.'.
s,-s -, NC
.r rar,,,o, 49, % =, ,,
70 49,, ,,,(7- iii,
1,i,o z,b.t tha Csao~,to eo,,,s onl,,,
~ - ~, = -, "i9 ~
INC ~" "4'ee IL ""s 'lat mace Al
ian'a macon ana other cities ike these
two possible.
"Woll we went out and took 2 look
At the evhii,i+s tho e,lanA51 r-t;i,,+c
t,5ara ~ 49, eir,,r1l- a,..,.,.7
"" oii''PS 'f'l leu away.
" HS. ne ueoi'ieN '"'i ne u''d never seen
any liihs NE IL al any place The corn,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23

stock food Now she seems to feel well
and eats heartily. but her skin IS com
ins off in great patches Can anything
ne done for her? Should she be Kept
from other stock? Would it be best TO
Kill her at once?
Answer--T7om your description Of the
symptoms | am inclined to believe that
the condition OF your COW is due TO the
injudicious application OF kerosene in the
effort to get rid of the lice In other
words, you have blistered her on a large
scale. l am not confident that this IS the
cause for ] do not know how much
kerosene YOU applied, but the following
treatment will be proper In any event:
II there seems to be much itching apply
10 all affected parts q solution Of one
ounce Of boracic acid to 80 ounces OF
water Apply several times day until
incrustation Is we'll established. Then
apply once a day mixture of two ounces
Of creoiln 10 a quart of sweet oil, or the
benzooted oxide Of zinc ointment. apply
ing thoroughly. It surely is not the true
skin. but simply the peidermis that Is
peellng off
Moral: Get rid OF cattle ticks as often
advised In this department
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23

ORION The Dublin Courier Dispatch)
The Atlanta Constitution OF Tuesday
stated that the man who stood up last
ia an old fashioned spelling hee held in
Atlanta recently learned 70 spell with the
use Of an old blueb back speller 1t is the
opinion of many people that the modern
method Of teaching is not an Improvement
on the old system. The Constitution may
cal! down UPON its head the wrath of
many progressive CO educators, ont We
venture to say that so per cent Of the
people viii agree with it IN tho position
taken. The "blue-back speller' may be
out of date at the present time. bur it is
true that the best spele; used In Georgia
today is a counterfeit Of it.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23
s1DEEONE OF RING BONE.

r w WIFE Deln. Ga--Please tell me
what Is the matter with my horse. lie
is in fine condition, but lame in ono
foot I got him about four years ago ana
was lame then. 1T is in his foot and
ankle When l drive him hard he can
hardly wa7-s. l think 1t is ringbone. Il
ia effected between hts ankle Joint and
hoof it seems like hard gristle. and
ne VIII not let me mash It. Please give
me remedy II you can.
Answer-It ia probably what is called
sidebone, II It is just above the hoof and
is Of the Same nature as rine'oone. The
first requisite In the treatment is abso-
lutte rest. II there is heat and soreness
IN the part (as you intimate there Isl
keep the part wet with lotion OF Ia
ounce of acetate Of lead In one quart
of water, by means of q cloth wrapped
around the ankle. Continue THIS for q
few DAYS, then blister by rubbing In wen
an ointment OF drains OF cantharides
one dram OF biniodide Of mercury and 2
ounces of lard. Rub on one-third Of this
with the fingers. After twenty-four
hours wash II on and grease with lard.
Repeat every second week until three or
four blisters shall have been applied.
Keep the horses head tied up while tho
blister il on II the above treatment does
not cure It resort must be had 20 red
hot firing iron. It Is probable, however,
that he will never oe fit FOR road worn,
farther than a walking gait.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23

Is the condition Of the bank as shown
the banks report for September g. 9o5
Loans and discounts, 400, hi
States bonds. SIPS, 600; stocks. socurit4s
claims. etc, So ,O46; real estate, a24.32t
due from banks and bankers 81 81
cash ard cash items. 500, 859 tota.. s02
5l4
LiahiHties-Capital stock, 500 ooo; Sur
plus and undivided profits, $40 10, cir
eulaton. S25 GOO DEPOSITS s62+@oo, rot
and bills rcdiscountcd and bills paya6-
S57s57; total 827 5i.i.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23
A Fanitless Platform.
(From Tho Albany IIeraldA

" TVIN 7 ~ -fIU1IIy IIFT ATU'I
The Atlanta Constitution in furtherance
Of It's insistenee that in next years ma
fioaaI democratic convention the plat
form should have paramount precedence
over men, submits 4 structure Of twenty
planks as embodyins its iaea about what
the platform should be. We have no fault
to find with IT, There are others claim
ing to be democrats who VIII, however
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23
ROOSEVELT BACKS THE NEGRO.
Wilson VIII Be Renominated .
Florence Postoffice.

florence POStO1Llce.
Washington November 10 Especial y
Despite violent opposition Of many Of the
white poop'o or Florence. s. g.. president
Roosevelt VIII renominate Joshua i. VII
son. coloIad for postmaster at that place
The negro cry has been raised by those
who are conducting the opposition to the
appointments but the president has con
cluded that there is no ground for the
issue ana VIII send to the senate the
nomination of Wilson to succeed himself
Wilson IS presiding elder of the Flor
ence district Of the South Carolina con
ference oe The African Methodist Episco-
nal church ana was appointed postmaster
four years ago by President Mckinney
under q previous republican administra-
ton. wilson served four Years as post
master al Florence TIe Is nearly white.
vas never slave and the popularity
about his family Is that, although of
negro blood they owned and worked
slaves themselves. There IS said 10 be
no objection to denomination except on
color lines.
The papers fled at the postoffice de-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23
FARM CORRESPONDENCE.
Continued from Page Sixteen.

nxorcise, Or light work. If the swelling of
tho leg goes down when exercising or at
work wrap that leg tightly With a long
A-irch bandage from hoof to hook. Take
a off when she comes out to work or ex-
ercise and reapply it when she is at rest.
%. RHEUMATISM OF COW. Cd
COWPON.
! J. A. W., Lamont Gal have a fine
COW that Is row giving from 3 10 gai-
Ions of milk daily / traded for her
about year ago. She was MIXED about
. two years without a calf. she was
healthy and in fire order and mas been
ever since 1 have had her. untt she
icalyed, about three months aSo. Her
bag before she calVed Nas about 20
size of an ordinary water bucket az"
l MIXED her about Ten DAYS iel ore caiN-
ing After calVinS she gaze about :
gallons OF mix per day for two weeks
and then began to fail, ana decreased to
q half gallon per day. Then. one eve
ming just after cOming up, SIN bow
cd up in the back and pat her neao
to the ground ard fell over on her S!ue
and stretched out as If to die. she lay
there n few minutes and then raised her
head and get up and for two weeks every
muscle in her seemed TO pc sum ana
drawn. She could not step over Il sWaIt
ditch and ] could hear her joints crack
n
kicking at her bag while in the pasture,
and IN q few days her teats broke out
IN blisters and the skin scaled very much
like fish scales and then became very
raw. They then had an appearance of
rottirg out, but creased them ana they
seemed TO get better and are now scab-
he'd over / have let the calf suck all
the while. and when Il IS sucking the
scabs break AMI the teats bleed She
seems to be- all right now. except her
teatS~ She runs IN . good bermuda pas
fuTe, and at the time OF first trouble
was fed on forage. then on cotton seed
and now on meal and huls. Please
answer the following questions:
l. What was the first disease and
remedy?
?. What Is the matter with her teats.
and q remedy
g. Must I take the calf from her IN or
Ger To cure her ter IS?
l am g constant reader Of your val
Gable paper. aud hope to get tho above
Information as soon IS possible.
Answer-O). I Think It Is quite proha-
BILE the first attack was acute rheunla-
tfsm. but I am not certain.
2 Cowpox the disease which furnishes
the vaccine matter for vaccinatlng
folks against smallpox Usually no
treatment IS necessary. The disease runs
its course IN about ten days. Avoid irri-
tating the sores ana if the COW Is IN milk.
use a milking tube.
g. If the sucking Of the calf trritates
the sores and annoys the cow, wean the
calf and milk with q. milking tube.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23
Sourse of Inspiration.

(From The New York telegram
what a prophet that French sculptor
with board seven feet long would maSei
atlanta Constitution
stop that. Dr. Dowie with his sawed
orr lambrequins, has left us a pile OF
lamentations to last eighty-seven years
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23
It's Usual Enterp1ise.

G'rom The Thomasville Times Enter
prseD
With characteristic enterprise The At
lanta Constitution has sent special
representative to the isthmus to handle
the Panama situation
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23
He'll Push 1t Alon g.

NFrom The Birmingham, Ala, I.edger0
The Atlanta Constitution will have 4
man on the ground at Panama, and its
Mr. Clifford Smyth will send The inside
facts The main fact that most OF us
want is when work on the canal will
start
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23
Do You Suffer with Piles2

DO they protrude?
DO they bleed?
DO they pain You?
DO You have mucous or bloody dis
charges?
can cure You. also cure varicoceIe
and structure. Advice free. Dr. Tucker.
IS y. Broad street. Atlanta. GA.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23
Heads the Procession.
{ From The Rome Tribune.)

The Atlanta Constitution shows its Gus
tOmary enterprise in sending its own spe-
cial correspondent to the isthmus OF
Panama. and in Mr.. Clifford Smyth the
paper has an extraordinarily good one.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23
..yV SHY" HDRSn.

J Plains, Cal am q subscriber
Of your paper and would like TO have
some Information concerning morse. !
have a large horse about 10 years Ola
that 10 very poor. I have owned him only
q short while, but the parties that did
own him say he has been In MS present
condition some time. He eats plenty, has
plenty OF life about hin and works ali
right. but his food passes away too often
and TOO much Driving him n distance Of
miles his bowels viii act as much as
seven or eight times, and 1t will finally
get very soft. He dOesn seem 70 be sick
at all, bat VIII not fatten. Please name
disease and give remedy; also tell me
what sort Of food and how much and
how often TO feed him.
Answer-Your horse is probably one Of
that class known as ''washy," or pre-
disposed to diarrhea, especially when
driven Immediately after feeding or
watering such ANIMALS are usually long
bodied. long legged and narrow, fat sides
Nothing can be done, as a rlle. for
such cases i'll the way of curing them. 1t
IS a constitutional weakness. But much
can be dono In the way OF prevention by
careful feeding. three times q day, IN
moderate quantities OF good. wholesome,
sound food and pure water. Always water
before feeding and not after and never
drive such an animal within an hour
after feeding. II there is much fatulency
accompanying the diaTrhea it VIII be
wen to give ono or two tablespoOnsful of
comm0n SODA after ealing. and If the dis
charges have very disagreeahle odor
give ounce oe sulphite Of soda or y
dram OF carbolic acid in water twice Il
day. You viii simply have to be always
careful about feeding, watering and driv-
ing such q horse
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23

n. a. smith. Enterprise, Ala.--l ] have
come hogs that have been on groundpe; T.
field peas and chufas ana have been do-
ing vel up 10 about three weeks ago.
they nave got to eating dirt and quit
IA ttenfTig ana | nave given them cooked
feed and everything know and it seems
to do no good VIII you please tel me
q remedy through your valuable paper?
z. 1 have fine leEhorn rooster that
got down and has been down about eight
months. At first he appeared to have
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23
We AGREE.

C7rom The Columbus Enquirer Sun)
The Atlanta Constitution declares that
good roads make good schools and in
this it is CORRECT
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23
Georgians Are Pleased.

Oe'son The Americas Press
The Constitution is deservedly popular
in Americus and every true Georgian is
proud OF the paper
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23

The Constitution easily leads the process
sion in representative southern Journal
ism
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23

J. H. Stevens, Montpelier, Mlss.-Please
tell me what is the matter with my hosS
and give remedy. Following is symptoms
FIRST indication is 4 weakness in hind
legs walks with legs about hair straight
Fore legs finally snoW weakness; eonol-
ton get worse until they cannot walk
bat few eteps al 4 time Little eXeruoh
exhaust. cannot grunt or squeal. Last
stages accompanied with a severe cough
Ike consumption. Seems 70 choke them
IL drink Get brea n hard; loose flesh
show: appetite good all the time
Tho first enc affected died and othe7s
following in same condition Ihey nave
been kept IN two-acre lot. where there
IS a he1vy growth OF yellow doc Have
been feeding them on ear corn and wheat
Yran Please name disease and give
remedy throuEh your valuable paper.
Answer think your hogs have the
disease known as qunsy, which is char
ectertzed bv & sore throat ana q swelling
On the sides Of the neck at the angle Ok
fhe lower Jaws. difficult preathing and
cough. This form is usually local and
yields to treatment readily But there Is
Al u.ore malignant aad GIten fatal form OF
the disease known as tganErenous an
xsfnz,@ ard ! thiuk yoilr hogs nave t-ns
fem The treatment is as follows IN
the eurIy stage. or when ArSt symptoms
ere noticed. give each adult fog q dose
Of grains OF potaSsio-tartrate or anti
rnony. Six grains OF epicac ana grams
OF white helieborc. Powder and mix ana
glve in 6 little food, or throw into the
mouth Also give + 70 ounces oi castor
oil Blister the swelling Ivy rnb3ing Of
an ointment % drains Of cantha Ida and
/ ounce Of lard. i SIMS does not reduce
the swelling Inject into different parts
Of the swelling q little carbolc lotion
AZ oar q
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-11-21

For mining location notices call at
the BONANZA news stand.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-11-21
AMERICAN CAPITAL
IN PERUVIAN MINES
Modern Methods Applied In the
Land of the Incas.


The silver mines OF Cerro de Pasco,
Peru, have long been famous in the
annals Of the world A hundred
years ago Humboldt reported the
output of those mines to exceed S.
900, 600 in gold and silver annually.
The mines continued to produce large
amounts of the precious metals for
many years after Humboldts visit,
but of recent years, until within the
past decade, .the mines have been
worked in somewhat desultory man
ner. Within the latter period, how
ever, American capital has been
re-opening these mines and it is now
stated that great reduction plant,
costing 50, 900, 600, is to be built there
to treat the great quantity of ores
left by the former workers, as well
as that opened by the recent more
extensive and deeper development.
The principal metal now sought is
copper. the gold and silver once con.
shutting the main output of the
mines now being secondary and be-
coming by-product of the opera
tions. These mines are all located
near the summit of the Andes, at an
altitude of $4,000 to 10, 600 feet above
the sea-several thousand feet higher
than the highest mining town in the
United States. The Americans EN-
ployed in supervising positions do
little manual labor, that being
physical impossibiity with the great
er number, but the natives of those
high plateaus and ranges are said to
be efficient workmen under compe-
tent direction, apparently suffering
no Inconvenience at that great aIti-
tude This rejuvenated enterprise
simply forms another evidence of the
progressive American spirit and the
possibilities where modern science is
applied in mining The mines OF Peru
are the oldest worked by white men
on the American continent, having
been operated by the Spaniards about
1884, during the conquest of Pizarro.
Prior to this some of them had been
extensively operated under the reign
of the lncas.-San Francisco Mining
and Scientific press.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-11-21

The O. X. Germproof Natual
Stone Filter purifies cooking and
drinking water, and more than the
high price filters, prevents fevers
and sickness. Saves money for med
icine and doctor bills, big prices or
rents for others. The 0. X is the
cheapest, reliable filter made. Only
81. Money returned after week s
trial If not found as represented
This simple filter can be used any
where without hydrant pressure.
The miners and poor mans friend,
the rich mans necessity. Wanted
agents everywhere, to make money.
Self seller, large profits. Harry
Plummer. manager, for few days
at Clarendon hotel, Reno, New.