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TOBACCO CULTURE.

Government Expert at Nacoadoohes
Finds Soil Same as Cuba's.
Nacogdoches Texas February 24-The
United States tobacco experiment station
at this place is progressing we'll Lands
have been carefully selected and secured
and details fully arranged The peculiar
soii resembling the best quality In Cuba,
Ms recently examined there by Mr. Shelter,
has been found hero by him i is loose
red, sandy gravelly dirt, He finds all
shndes here, and has made satisfactory
selections In different localities and quail
tics. About eight acres viii be cultivated
and cured with the greatest care and with
out regard To cost He has the most per
feet confidence IN success 10 the fullest OK
tent, ana II is believed that this point viii
become center FOR the finest Cuban prod
nets
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A LARGE SAMPLE hottie FREE

corporators j. T. Campbell and Y W.
McNie Of Houston and L. w. Campbell
of Dallas
John + Quarles Lumber company, Fort
Worth; lupllni gtock SO OO Lucorporatore
j. C. Conway " Dallas ". w. Hawkins
Of Ellis county and John Quarles of
Turrant county
cppjtoi sto,l, purposc TO oreanise and
maintain n club IT social recreation. IN.
corpointcrs A r Dlnnston, % Gail and
T. y Fletcher Of Beaumont, Directors.
rick, A u Dmnston, c. X, McFaddcn,
II = Fletcher e X Clark, c. G Con
roy, u, Gail, Fred Taylor H. NJ. Huge
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An Oh Time pemoofat.

Austin, Texas, Frhmry 2.--Srnutol nav.
idson Of De witt has Just been having tus.
sic IN the senate with the Christian Sceu-
tists; the Alabama Legislature declares este.
opatly must stand an examination OH major
surgery before the State medical board. and
The Virginia Legislature sends osteopaths,
Christian scientists and magnetic healers
before a similar board for fun eXamina.
ton And SO It goes The people m ths
meantime, however, are dying straight
along md invent!ng new discusses every
uay.
An Enst Texas democrat Of "rcd.hcadcd "
''hnclrwooGs' type delivered himself the
otuer daA ln this fashion:
These laws to regulate the practice OF
medicine. haSmg who shall and who ghall not
practice, are undemocratic and an infrigc-
ment upon the rights of the people to en-
ploy whom they please to physc them. Z
man wants to die ALPHABETICALLY or houico-
pathically,, or cclcet!cally,. ur Christian
scientifically, or geographically, or any
either way ally let him DO IT, Let cvety
man exercise the iualienablc right Of the
citizen 10 do exactly as he plcases, so long
rights OF some other citizen II a uuaCk
practices medicine ahl Kills his patient.
hang him for murder and make the law
strong and explicit enough 10 do IT,
The fact Is, there is too much leGlslq
ton Trying to make q Law that q rail.
road shall not give away a pass or man
ehall not ride on one is the mereat OF
tommy.rot. | know 1t Is platform demand,
but conventions make mistakes some times
and don't always voice the sentiment Of tho
people on all things
However, patcrnaiisin has got TO be 80
common that the people are getting used
to It and are gradually giving up one right
after another or Mt least permitting en-
croacbments upon them, that they viii
stand almoet anything now"
And this old Ieifersonian democrat in
whose heart the simple, pure faith Of the
faith Of the fathers still lives sighed MS
he turned TO the counter and took II straight
from the bottle, albeit he Grumbled NJ the
size Of the glass as q denial Of the rights
OF the citizen.
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Nueoes county SUNDAY Schools.

Corpus Christi, Texas, February 24-The
Nueces county Sunday school convention,
wh,cr met at the Presbyterian church here
Yesterday, adjourned tonight. State Sec
rotary Collins and Miss Philips Of San An
tonic, a primary teacher OF State repute,
lion and good attendance was on hand
and many important topics were discussed
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WAS BURIED AT OENIsoN

Fred Quinn Was Engineer Of First Hall
road Built IN eXas,
Denison, Texas February "A TIL ere
mains OF Fred Quinn, from Vcksburg, Miss.
we're inferred here today The deceased
was ono Of the best known engineers IN
the Southwest II was master OF trans
portauon under General Ice In Virginia
during the war. He was engineer on the
hrst railway built In Texns-the Brazoria
Tap.
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YoAKUM LOCALS.
h's School Teacher Wounded by a
Stray Bullet.

ny SShVVl SaSbeF WOunped ny q
Stray Bullet.
iatun, Texas, February Palate Sun.
y afternoon two negroes named Warren
W and Henry Edwards became engaged
Y alteration beyond the roundhouse,
lae course Of which one Of the negroes
sNh tae other, missing him, but hitting
@gIA woman named Julia Johnson in
s;nP ICE woman has been engaged IN
aalg ftaool near town Both Of the
Z. wee arrested ana Jailed.
n" eoloFea women were arrested last
I n NV nel charged with assault During
pIogress Of the fight between them,
" ElRcnt hy the other. tine wounds 70.
w pehg OF only O mild nature.
spsdQl passenger coach was attached
\. ~ locShart local this morning to give
! as trends OF Banker Carl Dilworth
In-ssPlerlunity to attend his funeral, which
" Haye at Gonzdles this afternoon. He
IA. stl Anown here, aud his death is re-
s' y a dlstirct loss to this section OF
y vs. Maggie McFall, daughter OF Mr..
II an Q VI McFan, and Mr.. james
j q xere united In marriage ut the home
\, ~ pnGes parents at high noon Sunday
rssS ID Bnghanan OF the Methodist
FIX, perioriplng the ceremony, I'm
hss ~. utter me ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs,
tsI,. NY LOT 4 bridal tour to Mr.. Perry =
M ~ IO u an mississippi, after which
X future home.
NJ nnsarrage Of Mr.. Charles Michna and
81 Lula Gerhardt took place Sunday
Rass NJ Michna is valued employee
A. NJ Pros, and his bride IS recently
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appropriations, he SHOWS an estimated hal.
|einibbS vh nnnd OF the close OF the hscnl year
ehlin9 August 81, iSo OF 1921 l1b III
Avn 70 this balance two years
receipts, same as lAAt year. u2a1,D s6 IA
gives total net general revenue
resources for two years begin
rug September l. 1908. and
ending August 81 1905 So. .u52 -
~ previously stated, no estimate Ia cou.
siuered ~ the above statement Tor an IN
viFese IA taxable values OF from any other
source nor Is ony allowance mar for au
increase Of the cash balance on August 81.
i,"S' on account Of unexpcndrd approplia-
IONS which is sure to he the case II
these Items OF Increase should DO taken into
consideration q conservative estimate OF
inc resources Of stato revenue from septcin.
Der J. 1908, to August 81, 1905 viii exceed
SL0oo,Oo0
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In Critical Condition,

, snpe. Texas, February 24.-Mr Nose
rasrook Of Lorena, who was reported as
5sas been accidentally shot in the hand
1 an Angelo and who came to Temple
isiaament, is'reported in Il critical con
l.n. though this morning he Is reported
Ia better. He Is being cared for In Drs
iAsta A Mobiles offices, and his wife aud
iyter are with him He lay I'm q stupOr
III Sunday until last night, when he re
1spG and recognized those about him HIS
/ 9aton this morning Is more encouraging
iSEh no progress has been made past the
Una point
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Session of Shriners.

,,-re. Texas, February 24.-,Ben Hur
IN a shrlners OF Austin held session
4 M night. A sidewalk parade, headed
miss band during the afternoon was
AZ ,hc public was permitted to soc
Z. toTr candidates were given the de-
/ IA lat night
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Eot chllr and for VeparS.
OXiDiNE
is Guaranteed.
to- Malarisi Poison.
INe F0rt Worth tiorse show.

NC roe Worth Horse Show.
M worth Texas, February 24.-All
I Nv, ne coming horse show. April 2s
IA ~ usYe been perfected and exhihi.
n baori y oe under a tent that will seat
II, s'ss sSay. Bookings of horses have been
ht4s ~. 81 Louis. Denver, Chicago,
TN, ,nd Mexico, Missouri and plse.
= Il fo,tsn e judges Will come from Den.
~ dollar ana Hot Springs. Five thou
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Insurance. state nents.

Austin, Texas, February 24.-Two old line
and one traternal insurance company hled
their annual statements for the year end
ing December 81, 1902, with the commits
sloner OF agriculture, insurance, statistics
and history today, paid the State tax and
were issued permits to do business during
the ensuing year.
Hanover Fire Insurance company Of New
ork-State tax, 1921, 10 office fees, $50
agents certificate SIS; risks written
81, OBJ, 367 premiums received SOS, 344 O4 T:
losses paid S2O,0 12 ~; losses incurred, $40
90T.O2
German Insurance company OF Freeport
Ill--State tax, S06S as Office fees, 500
agents certificates. S214; risks written
S., $50 446; premiums received, '6133, 20O ~ :
losses paid, $s4, 2D3.0s; losses incurred, SIS.
030.o4
Catholic knights Of America Of st. Louis
No capital stock ofhce fees, 81.
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FlGHr on srArn PURCHASING AepN1

FIGHT on STATE PURCHASING AGENT
Austin Texas, February "a --Ropresenta,
ayes j. d. Anthony OF Kaufman county
0uthor OF the hill providing for the repenl
OF INC act creating the oface o. stnte pur-
ctatmg agent will cal up his o.. last as
soon es Il Is reported ny the committee on
staic Affairs Il the committee reports the
BIZ nnfaverohly witch s not nov expected,
q minority repuit III be nihdc
thls bill re-tracts tn" old la7y aJthnrlaiuz
| Tue srpcrintcnGcnts ana honrde ~ mauag gers
/ of tie various state Institutions 10 con.
/ traet fCr thclr oVn supplies
= net tiue Is certain tO cnne In thr
| hoasn Whca this measure comes Up for final
| dlspcs; toA
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Moonshiners' Battle.

Msyklng, Ky, February 2S,--In a deS-
perate moonshiners battle on Elk Horn
creek. In the eastern part Of Letcher coun.
", last night, between Greed Fleming, JUS
lice Ison and John Fleming Greed Elem.
ing, aged 30, was Killed outright and JUS
lice Ision fatally wounded.
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Personals

slnbs, Texas, February 24.-Rev. 7. J..
Ban has returned from Woo, where he
" services at the Episcopal church sun.
|hf
lg s D Perkins returned Yesterday
~ Waco. where be attended the opening
X lcsasnd hall OF the Christian college.
y ls9 the inaugural ceremonies Of prcsi-
sEi Collars
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Charned WItI1 Murder.

Auetin, Texas, February "a Two men,
charged With the killing Of Emil Amann
near here Inst night, have been arrested
and arc now IN the Travis county iuil
The wife Of the murdered man was So
shocked by tho news Of her hushand's druth
that she Is In a critical condition
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postoffice Established.

,.,s Texas, February pa new post.
y II, been authorized Tor Bell county.
4 IN Il located at the gravel pit Of the
1. r, between Temple aud Bolton and
]suur is to be "Coppagc,' given In honor
4 ssssrntendent Coppage.
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WATTS. CUNYERs Wharton, Texas.
February % - CITY Marshal j. G..
Watts OF this city and Miss Maude Cunyers
OF San Antonio were married In San An.
tonic last Saturday and arrived In Wharton
Yesterday,
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BENJAMIN B. 0DELL
ynn oF THE GOVERNOR or NEW
'VAA STATE, A POWER IN
POLITICS.

MI SS0ly BENJAMIN B. odell Of New.
n Il iorts father Of an illustrious fam
IN 10 Vs. writes the following letter,
= Fon,n pes VIII be read by every man
sons ss N America:
ssastsble h,h ago my life was fairly made
III from the pain and distress I suf.
n. tlso enr.AslIlu IE INDIGESTION.
1.t'loh cnn.i.pated and run down. This
! lAfnd cgnnnued for about three years.
gslag nanns mine who hsl suffered in a
eslns III and been much benefited
tL.iE rDANID KENNEDY'S FAV-
tt..y ala urged me 10 try IL. I
i and fua u helped me from TIM first
FED continued its use and was
l'sA IA recommended It to numbers Of
h feepiyed !. every single instance they
i,.'n rs Sss n,se greatest amount OF bene.
" most henncdy's Fnvorite Remedy
sa for Es2mpt and efficient medicine
ss1se Dr., Kidney, liver. Bladder ana
.csnstlpsHSS, Rheumatism. Dyspepsia
snsniSf Il Nv It in New TO Cent size and
s.Msnblt hcs,..,vso size bottles. ~' "NN
'e--enough for trial. free by
I''' Kennedy Corporation. Rondout.
IN 0Hp hennedy'S sait pborr, 49,, :,
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Austin, Texas, February "a The follow.
ing charters we're filed with the secre.
tary OF state today:
Midland OIL company OF Beaumont; cnp.
itel stock $1,000 Purpose. the establish.
ment and maintenance OF an oil company.
Incorporators John Scharbouer OF Fort
Worth John T McElroy Of Burlington,
Iowa, and Daniel F. Hewly Of Beaumont
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Magnolia Paper company Of Houston; can.
ithi stock $4,000; purpose buying and self
ing paper goods Of all descriptions by
Wholesale aud retail. lncorporators Mas
pothschild Of Greedy, Colo
J. l. G. L. W. Campbell Of Dallas: capita
stock so5000 purpose purchase and sale
Of lumber, doors, sash, blinds, etc. In
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y t.sring the .ivey active the system IL
|tA,l: q Impurities and Is enabled to
|sIN II diseases
aNDlNE is the best Liver and Malarlal
|'Rs fod, Ask your druggist,
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General Revenue Rseeiptg.

Austin, TcxNs February "a Tho state
Treasurer received from the tax collectors
OF the State today the sum OF SiO0,oOt for
bencat Of the general revenue fund
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Best for rheumstism. Elmer Amend .
Prescription No 2s51 Celebrated on its
merits FOR many eifectual cures y. u.
schmidt Houston, Texas, cole agent.
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maintenance of q quorum In the senate
committee OH towns and city corporations
the Houston charter hill was not considered
this Afternoon Tomorrow the rcSna :
time for the committee 70 meet ana the
uiil VIII be taken M Mt that time
Both houses convened this afternoon. but
as they failed to get quorum Adjournment
was had until tomorrow morning,
Quite n delegation Of Houston citizens
arrived In town today to look after thu
passage Of the Houston charter bill, Tho
measure seeks to make greater city out
of the Eaet Texas metropolis and for that
reason It's progressive citizens are inter
csted in its passage. Among tho citizens
who came IN today to look after the pGssng
Of the charter nrc Mayor HoltClty AttorucS
Stone, Aldermen Archer, Garyey, Jones,
Watkins, Street ana Castor, ]. I. Browne,
j NJ Coleman, Judge Ford, II, A. ueit-
mann and IL. NJ Johnston. Captain j {.
Ilutchcsou, II, + Ring, j +. BRADY, Jr"
j. & Portcrned, W { Oliver, j. A hlr
Hicks Joe +. Meyer r. 9, Ashe, I'D w.
Eewall SpeIry Hunt, W Bocock, y.
A. and Tom HALEY, 4. Il. Chew, ST, L. F..
Chew, Jr. j. L. Harmon and Carroll Zeal
are here to fight the uill before the senate
committee The friends Of the measure
arr very enthusiastic as to It's success and
say lnNl LlE ituHAt VI IlohAANh h'9AlN
see It passed Among those who oppose 1t
ore found many politicians who we're
showed under In the city reform election
year ago
Mr. Albert Dean, who has charge Of the
Kansas City office OF the United states
bureau of animal industry, arrived here
today and refused TO talk very much for
publication. The Post correspondent
pressed him rather hard for an expression
ON the Bryan cattle quarantine bill, and In
reply to several question, he said that the
federal authorities would take no action
whatever until it was definitely settled as
to what Texas was going to do To the
PREMISES He has charge of all Quarantiuy
mutters west OF the Mississippi. and stated
by way of explanation that the Federal gov
eminent Of course depends largely on the
States as TO the maintenance of its cattle
quarantine line and would conform the line
accordingly II the Texas legislature ex-
pressed Itself on the question. Some Of the
friends Of the bill are very much agitated
over the reports which arc being circulated
here by Congressman Brownloe Of Ten
nessee against the Bill Brownloe is the
worst kind of republican and is son
Of Governor Brownloe. who was the star
carpetbagger OF the reconstruction times.
large majority of the lawmakers came
in this morning from the Galveston trip.
They look comparatively we'll.
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Flatonia. Texas February "a Mr.. Paul
schwabach who resides with Prof A.
Nesrsta, three miles east Of this city, shot
himself yesterday with a shotgun,
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APPROPRIATION BILL
is Ready TO Be Presented 10 lbe
Whole Committee Today.
II CARRIES s7,t6h54tOO
which is Below the Fstlmated Receipts
for Two Years.
10 QUORUM IN EITHER HOuSi
7ouston Charter Bill Wont over unt,l
Today Because the Senate Com.
mittee Did Not Meet.
7 CARRIES s7,16l54tOo
% QUORUM N EITHER Housi

Austin rc,r t,,
r,,rr,,.t,, -, "ruu'S "a -ihe sun
st.t.d "eul' h"auce eommlttee com.
iN'' uAc f'a''ll appropriation Mi this
,"'us anu VIII present q TO TIE ru;ieq
o''..'',', Yer approval when u wil! il, ir.
'Drt'u 10 ne mousse
lug lo.'l amount appropriated for sui-
sS,. W tua s'ate institutions fcr lT4m Is
800 Sl ne amount appropriated for tue
ue'ut' 'i''''s Tor nnppoTt' mllpJn9uea,
c 90. US ""u ''p"i" iof the two years y
',''"v'
''u' 'N' 'Iine the houso SIMMER commit.
was o'E!hlz'n " hocainr It's settled
I,'''', TO ven h'eFaiiy nnd Justly with MI
,i' ''ate oephrtmen's and institutions in
HH''c' OF APPROXIMATIONS az the Wn'
., ~ eAeI'''e '1at degree - crnaera.
"Hu' ~ 'I' atrfs that Nuu u prevent "a
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see Baldwin's adi tor rent column.
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Net balance or surplus August
of fnOo !.

Nj ia0o Neutrality-suspicious. 1928, i05 90
In other words, II every dollar Of the
amount appropriated had been expended at
the close OF the fiscal year (Which has never
oecurred) and after providing for de-
hclency Of s1s6350 the cash balance In the
state treasury would have amounted TO
S2aa, 1O5a9. Following the comptroller )
figures stll further after assuming every
dollar appropriated will be expended, also
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

Austin. Texas, February y. Owing to the
nonattendancc Of quorum IN the senate
committee on towns and city corporations
the Houston charter Hill was not considered
this afternoon Tomorrow rs the regular
time for the committee 10 meet ana the
UlH VIII he taken NJ at that time
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The following is a correct summary OF the
resources OF the State treasury from An.
gust 81, 1902, to August 81, 1904
balance on hand
In the state
treasury August
81, 1907 ...,,,,..,,....,'s, Slla4, 400 W
Receipts for year
81, i5c3 80, 81 14s. 46s OF
Receipts for year
ending August
81, 1904 ,...... alas, 46s o. b,2o6, s3b II
ESTIMATED same
as actual receipts
: last year.
Showing net general resources
for two years .'......,.,.. SIi48l, 81 IL
| There Is no guesswork in this statement.
The figures are taken from the comptroller's
reports and the experience Of the past only
is dealt with No speculation Of Increased
values or receipts is INDUCED in 1t is Ger.
toinly sufe to ssume that the receipts for
| each of the next two years viii not 20 be
low the receipts Of last year
Pursuing this analysis further for the
purpose covering the period for which the
I legislature VIII make appropriations for sup
] port Of the State government, for the ensu'
/ lug two years-August 81, 1903, 70 Aagus'
81. 1905. The comptroller shows in his last
| report a cash balance al the close OF TEE
fscal year ending August 81,
lUnexpended appropri-
! draft 49,. S625, 900 90 80.
Estimated deficiency. is8,55o oo-slii $50 %
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!, Oh sAennedy's Salt Rheum cream
va co. Skin and serofulous
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Charters Filed.

'atholic knights Of America Of St. Louis
10 capital stock; offce fees, ST.
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NOTWITHSTANDING tho substantial gain ot
1928, 176. 20 in the cash balance, as above
shown. the appropriations have also ma
teriolly increased each year, The disburso.
nlents the last FISCAL ear ending August 81,
1902, show al increase over the fiscal year
ending August, 1893, Of S1,o23 616.as.
The assessed taxable values for
1898 aggregate .,..,,.....,. 1854, elo3s5
Tho assessed taxable values for
1902 aggregate ,,,,,,.,.,,,.. 1,0lGbI1 132
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A large majority of the lawmakers came
in this morning from the Galveston trip.
They look comparatively we'll.
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Babies Rule
Everything

Asbury Park. N. j., Aug. 2S.-The
annual baby parade, viewed by near
v 25.OO0 persons, was the greatest pa
rade that has ever taken place AT
Founder Bradley's summer resort
The beach and board walks were
solid mass OF humanity, assembled
from all parts OF the United States to
witness the event The starting point
was from the Asbury Park auditorium.
The route was from this point to
Dead lake and return. The pageant
was reviewed by Queen Titania, the
ruler of Fairyland, and her retinue.
Along the line of march there were
decorations, with the national colors
and bunting. and the baby coaches,
bicycles, floats and fire engines that
were in the parade we're also gar
nlshed with flags and flowers. The
infant light infantry was OF a quiet
order, and wvnt through the grand pa
rade without a murmur The pa.
rade was divided into a number OF
each being headed by a mar.
shal and aids. Prizes were awarded
for the prettiost babies and for the
most grotesque and fancy costumes
some OF which won loud plnudits from
the thousands Of spectators.
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Wanted.

We would like to ask through the
columns Of your paper. II there is any
person who has uoed Green's August
Flower for the cure of Indigestion,
Dyspepsia and Liver Troubles that
has not been cured--and we also
mean their results, such as sour stom-
ach, fermentation OF food. habltual
costiveness, nervous dyspepsia, head
ache, despondent feelings. sleepless.
ness--in fact. any trouble connected
with the stomach or livorf This med
icine has been sold for many years in
all civilized countries. and we wish
70 correspond with you. and send you
one OF our books free OF cost II you
never tried August Flewer. try 25-
cent bottle first We have never
known Of It's failing n 30. something
moro serious r. tho matter with you.
The Ascent size has just been intro
duced this year. Regular size rs
cent. DR.. Stones drug stores,
a. q. GREEN.
Woodbury.. N J..