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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-15

Mrs. Seth Mabry who was a ruest AZ
the Allen-Meisner wedding. has returned to
her home in McGreeor.
Misses Woolun, Creekmore and Bryan OF
Van Buren,, Ark, are the guests Of Mrs
I. b. Cain at the Workman house on North
Third street
Mrs r. n. Usslcton and Miss Mamie Uss.
Teton spent few days in Waco, returning
Monday.
Misses Crockett, who have been the
guests Of Miss Lyle Hickman. left Fri
DAY Tor their home at Lehigh, /. T.
Miss Mabel hyatt OF Foft Worth IS the
guest OF Miss Ncttie Gooch
Miss Efhe White Is the guest Of Gle
bulhe friends for a few DAYS.
a pretty ceremony just preceding the
wedding breakfast OF the Allen. Meisner
bridal party, was the christening OF the
llltle sen q Mr. and Mrs Seth Mabry Of
service was celebrated by Rev. Thomas J.
s!oan with Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Meis-
ner as SPONSORS.
Miss Fcntress Of San Saba is the guest
or Miss Annie Mae Campbell this week.
Mrs James NJ. Young visited Dallas
friends last week
d9uehto', Mrs A. S. Fants.
The travelling art gallery Of tie 7. r. W
G. ts booked for Temple February lS Miss
E Te l-asse Who is quite q favorlte In
| lempic, is director Of the gallery and hel
presence viii add much 60 the interest Of
the exhibit. The art department Of the
4 Nomau'a club has charge OK this occasion
MI ana Mrs. y. j. Young have rooms
at the Wade residence, where they are en-
joylng the delights Of light housekeeping.
Ars. G. ". Akin, after several week:
/ pleasant visit IN The city, has returned &
ur home IN Houston.
! Mrs II. Cawley visited Waco last week
| Mira l.. e. farrell Of Denton ls in tn,
/ city visiting her sons, a, J. and Newt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-15

Ladies' Afternoon Card club Thursday
evening. IL was an open session OF the
club. Prizes we're won by Mrs. A. Alex
ander and Mr.. l.. II. Goldstein.
A delightful church social was held at
the home Of Elder and Mrs. George L..
Bush Of the Christian church last Friday
evening from 10 10,
The Ladies' Social club met with Mrs. c..
Mendel last Thursday,
Miss Ella Strive visited friends In Austin
last week.
Miss Pearl Mccain returned from a short
visit to Elgtn Sunday.
Misses laura Kreitser and Bessie Bunne0
were In Georgetown saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John II. Griffith have re.
turned from a few days visit TO friends
and relatives IN Georgetown.
After an extended visit TO the farrnily
Of MIR. ]. W. Womack Mrs. Worsham Of
Austin returned home last week
Mrs Mollie Buchanan, a former resident
Of this place, but now living in Bastrop,
spent several days with friends IN the city
last week.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. r. n, Harrison Jr, OF Columbus Is
the guest OF Mrs. r. b. Wessendorn'
Miss Mary D, Lumm OF Harwood visited
her aunt, Mrs. s. ~ Hodges ana left mere
for Harrisburg 20 visit relatives
Mrs. De Rugely Peareson ana son are are
visiting Mrs. sydney 4. Pearson az Fla
tona.
Mrs. A. +. Lumm and Mrs, Rosa l.
Freeman are the guests OF Ms. j. IhomoA
Mrs. Mollie Clothier OF Elgin, H., is Wis
itlng friends and relatives here
The Ladies' Afternoon club was eniel-
tained IN Nrs. Albert + George OF the
residences Of Mrs. j. II p. Davis, Friday
afternoon. A large number were present
regardless Of the bad weather.
Mrs. Lillian billiard entertalhtu 'Ae
Shakespeare club Wednesday
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Mrs Button and daughter Of Ohio are Wis
iting Mrs. j. H. Mclean this week. The
former is the mother OF Mrs, j. II. Mclean.
Miss Addie FinEea has returned from a
visit to her sister IN North Texas. She has
been absent since the early part of last
summer.
Miss Emma Wellmer Of Austin Is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. B. A. Pessels, this
week.
The lecture given Tuesday night by Ma
tiida Fletcher was well attended.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church Will
give a Washihgton's birthday party On the
goth Of this month.
Miss Maude Nunnelly will give n class
recital on the 9th Of March
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CAMERON.

/ g', s,l'e Garrison is visiting relatives
u III! e Sure Robinson OF Waco visited
ust and sisters last week.
|a1 LlneI Landlord and Kitty Black
N. sockdsle friends last week.
: B. Poteet has returned from a
'ET avert and waco friends.
: Z, AZ, Moore is visiting Ia Beaumont.
Pm Ia - mA!tman has returned from a
las s,a sisnus In Rosebud.
&. Alh0ne, 'vUEai event OF the year was
.s.1ierjnn ednesday evening at the
he sven IN honor OF me members
B;is Rpnbt'el Banktls' association. a
pirtie. ~ Tue citizens We're Invited,
q. b stte,. am IN Roek4aie ana Rosebud
-lllt,on ~ ~ he menu was a witty
&lkess' ltnch terms with the yari-
,sllupat names, which elected much
/ Z isI " 4 Pool acted ms toastmnster and
he psai vossts were responded to;
NO. Rockdals W." 'loN' MI D. H.
e Nothing in It." Mr.. John NJ.
,,SSS AN enlpiiss Modern Affairs" Mr.. p. L
" T SsSSsefs Reserve" Mr.. MI Moore.
'a 'O'e Bachelor," Mr.. j. NJ.
9'e a'' Letter Customer" Mr.. c. C.
n Il. ram 4 soT vs.. the Burslar.prooi
ne GA Tin Riddle, Rosebud.
'e hanker,' Dr. j, L. Mas
III ''' Qua Nom" Mr. J. W. Butler
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TRINITY.

Mrs. C. L. Rowan Of Jasper visited reia-
tlves here last week.
Mrs. J. l. HanIey Of Dallas is visiting
relatives here, the guest Of Dr.. and Mrs.
f. L. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A Gowen are visiting
relatives and friends in Livingston and
Beaumont.
MI. and Mrs. s. A. Trow Of Beaumont
were visiting relatives here THIS week. .
Mrs n ~ Erwine Is visiting relatives In
Palestine. -,
Mrs. u. l.. Hackney and daughter, valda,
Of Houston are visiting relatives ond
friends here, the guest OF MT ana AIRS L.
b. Bright.
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ALVIN.

Mrs Minnie Franks entertained the Pro
gresslvo Buchre club ct her home Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Bessie Williams and children Of
Orchard, Texas, are visiting relatives here
Mrs Eddie F0g OF Galveston is the guest
Of Mrs. II. II Griffin this week
Miss Sadie Beck has returned from
pleasant visit with friends IN Galveston.
Mrs. D. L. osgood and mother Mrs
Rlodgett visited Galveston wednesday.
MiFg Minnie Frank visited friends In
Houston Monday.
Miss Gertrude Conlin OF Angleton visited
AlIss Lizzie Spencer last week.
Mrs. ". y CroOSer Of Chicago Is visit
Ing Mrs d. ). Ryan
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,suestion week the Ladies Si'
! circle paw scbool children. They
|eis,eiAlly tne The university scholar
i n,dbuted - ~, ~ visit Of Mrs. Penny
L 81 Since ' there Ia a qulckened in
y, % Basirops NJ aitrulstic effort, espe-
~ n eduea u movement society, Mrs. b.
" ylsge inp,, is actively at work i'm.
S,,sla ssISsssutifying the school yard
,,nyory association, Mrs, S. J.
n, public hpiIh has lately, through the eff
"a presiaenpS' a. Orgaln, corresponding
u Il MS .,ired encouraging letters OF
I-.ury YES, TsC,' Mr. Carnegie, which prom
|.fsps. deyeopmellts'
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eELLvILLE.

Mr. ard Mrs. J. d. Harvey OF Hampstead
are the guests OF Mr.. l. Lewis and family
Mrs. Jennie Hin has returned from q
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Birkman OF
Burton.
Mrs. Tom Pier Of Brennan visited Mrs.
4. I. Biggs this week
Mrs Fritz Itaensch visited her sister, Mrs.
C. r. Sanders, IN Sealy last week.
hfrH, Helen stone hiss rsturnFd from al
extended Visit In Chapel XIII.
Mrs. Sam pier Of Buekhorn vas here
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week, guests of MIR. and AIRS, J. W. john
ston.
Mrs VIII schier visited home folks at
Kennedy last week.
Mlgs Evelyn Sterling OF Patterson was
the guest Of Miss Emma Ludwig last sun
day.
Miss Bessie Anderson OF Bellyille visited
relatives here last week
Mrs. II. o. Carr Pender spent last sun
day In Bay City.
Mrs J. II. Cannon visited here last
Wednesday,
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LLANo.

Miss Mabel Grandstafr OF Mason is the
guest OF Mrs r. II. Moseiey this week at
the Granite Cliff ranch.
Mrs. l. C. Smith was called TO her home
In Missouri last week by telegram an
nouncing the serious uineRs Of her brother.
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Smith. ~
Mrs y. II. McAdams Is visiting friends
In Mount Enterprise. Texas.
MISS stella Goldsmith Of Quitman Is visit
Ing friends in the city.
Mrs, w. p. Gilbert OF Gainesville, Texns.
man, In this city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-15

Sunday. the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
BigEH
Miss Sophie Menho is home again after
spending several weeks IN Brepham.
Mrs II schosser left Thursday to VISIT
friends IN Sealy
Mrs. Huak and Miss Tillie Haok were In
Scnly Monday.
Mrs Wiesner and daughter, MISS hllic
NJ NelsonVille spent Thursday here with
friends.
Mr. j. Gerdes and family left Saturday
for Oklahoma City, their future homo.
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COLUMBIA

Mrs. John c, Underwood gave q luncheon
yesterday evening TO Mrs. A. A Harris
celebrating the nfticth anniversary Of the
arrival Of her mother, Mrs. Harris In Co
lumbIa. Among those present were Mes
DANES ]. r. Underwood, u IlIsall y. A.
BROOKE. NJ Hagemeler, Miss Laura smith,
and Mr.. j. p. Underwood, 40 well " =
complement OF young ladies' who served 70
entertain the guests with music ana 70
treatments.
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TAYLOR.

r,st Tuesday night a concert was given
t., ne orcra house here by local talent fof
re beneat OF the Ladies' Improvements
1oo,,re ana the several hremen's organiza.
lions Of TOE town =, gns Iall9 Segss.
NJ II. Garrett eatsifShea bAN
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MlNEoLA

s v Hart Is visiting friends in
n q bTo1iel Of Qultman is visiting
Y tsesl,,. Vaalls OF Hillsboro Is visiting
y s s hrs. J. p KIttren.
lshsr, NJ pRat,tt Of Tyler Is visiting
~ N'u'R Is visiting friends In
~ e : calvert is visiting friends in
\ i ,.Tin the "e,s. I. Of Alba, Texas, Is
's' Tue guest Of Miss Ethel
e0alin Of Ansleton. Texas,
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sWeET HoME

Mrs NJ Foster has returned 10 Alvin
after a short visit 10 relatives,
Mrs, y. c. Evans left sRndaF for Con
Eales on 4 visit 20 her son. A. y. Evans.
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eEALY.

Miss Hattie Conner visited Bellvilie iazt
week.
Mna Arthur Fnbiseh and sis,srin'isv,
lIlEs Lena Pribisch. visited Wallis ibis
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-07-16
Rich Zinc Strike.

Joplin, Mo-: A big zinc strike has
been made on four lots on the famous
Eleventh Hour ground, near this city
The drill shows a solid 2O-foot face OF
ore of the highest grade, Inc four lots
sold for $4,000, to a syndicate of East
ern capitalists. headed by Frank Mich.
olson, The land has only been pros
pected, but will be developed at once.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-07-16
Found Rioh Relative.

Joplin. Mo-; W. A. Sanford and
wife OF this city have receiyed the
tidinss Of the marriage Of Miss Clara
Holman. a young woman who was
reared in the Sanford home. to Rich
ard Smith. wealthy Boston manufac
'tNrer. Miss Homan a poor orphan
sirl. was rendered the hospitality Of
the Sanford home ten years ago, ia
fhe little town Of Mlnden. Mo Three
yeRrs ago she was informed that she
had rich relatives IN the East and al
or . long ana tedious search she 10
.eetad them,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-07-16
klIIed hla NeIuhbor.

Trenton. Mo-. Sanford hudson, a
coahminer, shot and killed Andy Cur
It's, his neighbor, both Of this city, II.
a drunken row Saturday, as they were
returning home from local celebra.
ton exercises, No apparent reason
Is assigned for the deed. The two
men had been together during the
day and under the influence OF liquor.
They returned home together, ana
when Immediately In front Of the muir
dered mans home both stopped and
fought Hudson drew a revolver anc
slot Curtis three times,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-07-16
coNvlcTs ENJOYED A HOLIDAY,

Allowed Freedom Inside the Walls
and Were Given Special Dinner.
Jefferson City. Mo-. There was nc
celebration here Saturday in oelebra
ton of freedoms birthday anniversary
though the state, city and county de
partments were all closed. Excep'
for the noises made by the small boy
the town presented a Sunday appear
ance, business being suspended at
noon. At the state penitentiary, how
ever, there was a scene of animation
within the walls which is only wit
messed on a holiday.
The population of the prison Sat
urday morning was 2114, of which
sixty-six are females and Of these
twenty-eight are white. The males
were given the freedom OF the court
and permitted to wander about the
yard at will, or to visit each other
in the different buildings. Some OF
them had erected booths, where they
offered for sale canned goods or con-
fections while at others short order
meals were served. At &c" hall
games of craps, poker and other d.
versions we're in progress. and there
were no windy" games, the convict
having no money not being allowed
to take part Others gave sparrlng
exhibitions and took part in other atr-
letic games. A number walked about
the grounds peddling cigars or like
novelties Of their own manufacture
which displayed much ingenuity.
In the female department an or
chestra of seven males furnished the
music, while the women danced
There was no drawing of the color
line in the dance, only one set being
made up exclusively of white women.
while all the others were mixed.
These creatures seemed to more thor
oughly enjoy the privileges allowed
them than did the men.
A special dinner was rerved. as is
always done on the Fourth of July
The bill of fare for the one meal,
and the quantity taken to serve it. is
as follows: Boiled ham, $500 pounds;
butter, $50 pounds; lemonade, 8 box
es of lemons; 400 pounds of granulat-
ed sugar, 400 pounds of ginger snaps,
% bushels of beets, 25 bushels of on
ions, so bushels OF new potatoes, Z
barrels of flour.
Sylvester Mayhem, sent up from
Rails county in 1894 to serve twenty
years for assault, was pardoned and
liberated just before noon.
Albert Whitfield, who came from
ST. Louis in 1891 to serve twenty-five
years for murder in the first degree,
was also pardoned.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-07-16

could see Rem, and yet keep his big
and little oaths under bonds, ! should
believe in his clean tongue"
"Arenta, you are tormenting your
self with anger and ill-will, and above
all with jealousy. In this way You are
going TO miss a great deal OF pleasure.
| advise you not to quarrel with Cor
neila. She will be a great resource.
This afternoon something is vexing
you, shall take no offense. You will
regret your bad temper tomorrow"
Tomorrow Arenta did regret; but
people do not always say they are
sorry, when they feel so. She sat in
the shadow of her window curtains
and watched almost constant streams
of visitors, and messengers, and
tradespeople at Doctor Moran's house,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-07-16
KILLED by Blow on the Head.

ROIIs, Mo-: A telephone message
came to this city Sunday from Edgar
Springs, about twenty miles south
ct ROIIs. announcing that Oliver Hop
Irins and George Mlze Of that place
had = quarrel in which Hopkins, it
is said, struck Mize on the head with
- board and as a result Mize died.
fChe fight grew out of dispute over
.ehe settlement OF an account Pros
'eeuling Attorney Wilson will investi-
Enfe the affair.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-07-16

It Is not worth while wasting your
charms on me- am doing what /
can to help Jacobus to keep his tongue
clean, and win not have Rem lead
him into temptation AS for Rem, he
Is guilty OF great wrong, and he
must now do what his father told him
to do work day ana night. as men
work, when q bridge is broken down.
TIE ruin must be got out Of the way,
aad the bridge rebuilt. then It Will be
possible to open some pleasant and
profitable trafic with human beings
again not to speak 81 heaven
you are right-not to speak OF
heaven / think heaven would be
more charitable. Rem VIII not trouble
captain Jacobus, For my part I thinh
man that cannot bear temptntion il
very poorly Reformed Il ny incl,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-07-16
Los Is Two MILLION poIIare.

St Joseph, Mo-: General Manager
Phipps of the Hammond Packing Com
pany. whose plant was almost totally
destroyed by fire Sunday, said Mon
day afternoon that the company's loss
would be fully 100000, or double the
estimate Of Sunday, which was con,
sidered very extravagant The heav-
test loss is on the stocks of meats in
the storage rooms. It Is announced
that the plant will be rebuilt on larg,
er scale. The company has leased a
small unused plant for present use
No lives were lost in the fire. as re,
ported.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-07-16
Five Shot in street Battle.

Steelyille, Mo-: Robert Starks was
shot to death and five others wound
ed in a street battle here Saturday
afternoon. Ratchet Starks, son of the
man who was killed, was MORALLY
wounded and died Sunday and Sher-
if w. R. Tan has bullet wound in
the stomach which his friends fear
will prove fatal. The fight was the
result of an old grudge.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-07-16
Disappointment Caused Prostitution

St. Joseph, Mo: John Montgomery,
who died a week ago at his home just
east of the city, left an estate valued
at 100000. The will was filed in the
Probate Court last week. The three
principal beneficiaries are Mrs. Martha
Jane Register, the only child of the
testator, of Los Angeles; Georgia
Montgomery, niece and adopted
daughter of the testator, and William
Jewell College, Liberty, Mo. Mr.. Mont
gomery directed that $4,000 be given
the Liberty institution. Mrs. Register
had not been on good terms with her
father for many years, and because OF
this she will receive but a moderate
share. Owing to disappointment, it is
claimed, she was seized with a violent
attack of nervous prostration and is
now patient in hospital in this city.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-07-16
La FOOLED "a FRAMeE.
lmpostor Made Paris Believe He Was
Ambassador From Persia.


Ambassador From Persia.
Toward the end of the year 1714 "a
certain Mehemet Rizabecq, who called
himself ambassador of the king of
Persia, and the bearer of his com.
mands, disembarked at MarseiIles.
He was received at two leagues from
Paris by the Baron de Breteull. usher
of ambassadors, and the Marshal de
Matignon. On the Gath of January,
1715, he made his solemn entry into
the capital, with great pomp.
He declined the royal carriage gene
orally used on such occasions, and
entered on horseback, preceded by the
finest horses Of the kings stables,
superbly caparisoned and accompan-
led by trumpets and bands OF music.
The ambassador, richly arrayed in
the Persian costume. wac attended
by numerous train Of domestics, and
preceded by herald bearing the Per
sian standard. The presents which
he offered to the king were very in
considerable
After passing short time In
B'~qnce, during which he concluded, in
til . name Of his PRETENDED master,
treaty of alliance with Louis XIV, he
sailed from Sweden and Denmark and
was mover heard Of later,
Rizabecq, according TO the Memoirs
of the Reign Of Louis XIV was
Portuguese who had never seen The
prince nc represented, nor even visited
a single province Of Persia. The gov
eminent paid the expenses of his ex.
cellency which amounted to 1000
livres dayi Mirror.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-07-16
Flat River Strike.

Pennington, Mo-. The Flat River
strike investigated by the Strike
Board of Arbitration continues here.
Eight witnesses for the miners were
examined Saturday. Perfect order pre-.
walls in the lead belt pending the In
vestigation.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-07-16
Foul Air KlIIa Miner.

Joplin, Mo-; Edward HoulS, a min
er of Chitwood, was instantly killed in
the Quaker mine last week from foul
air. Houk was being hoisted out OF
the shaft which is 40 feet deep. and
when within 10 feet OF the top fell
headlong to the bottom.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-07-16
New Teacher for University.

Columbia. Mo-: DR. C R. Hedrlck,
Instructor In Yale University. was
Monday elected professor Of mathe-
matics in the Missouri State UniYer.
sity.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-07-16
cinnamon Good iioues servant.

"a friend of mine has at last solved
the servant girl problem. said a.
Philadelphia man. "He doesn't en-.
ploy girl at all. No, he doesn't have
his wife do her own housework he
has . Chinaman- Charlie that's his
name--has been there now for con.
ple Of months and my friend swearR
that never again viii he employ ser.
want girl Charlie cooks, washes.
irons waits on the table, does 81 tho
busting and cleaning and even tends
70 the babg when occasion demands
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Thousands Have Been Sold.


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We guarantee to return photo
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The plaque is guaranteed to be an
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A Remarkable Case.

One OF the most remarkable csaes
of cold, deep-seated on the lungs,
causing pneumonia, is that Of Mrs.
Gertrude E. Fenner, Marion, Ind,
who was entirely cured by the use
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tried a number of remedies to no
availS until | used One Minute Cough
Cure. Four bottles of this wonder
ful remedy cured me entirely Of the
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Orders for r.. kis ran be procured ~ q
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What's in a Name?

Everything is in the name when it
comes to DeWitt's Hazel Salve. T..
G. Dewitt & Co. of Chicago, discov-
cred. some years ago, how to make a
salve from witch hazel that is a
specific for Piles. For blind bleed
ing, itching and protruding Piles,
eczema, cuts, burns, bruises and all
skin diseases, DeWitt's Salve has no
equal. This has given rise,to num-
erous worthless counterfeits. Ask
for DeWitts 'e-the genuine. Fox
Bros.