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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-02-20
Are Aroused.

LEF
( portion of the state around Hot
Sgs is aroused over the order from
apartment of.agriculture relative
e new horse disease. as it directly
It's this wall Riverl and Custer
Fty, besides the Indian reserva-
] in South Dakota.
lie disease is known as maladie
lott. 1t is said to be hard to eradi-
once it gets a foothold.
lie government has ordered that no
es shall be offered for shipment or
transported oradriyen or trailed or
removed from any of the in
ed sections unless they have been
ected by an inspector of the bu-
of animal industry and accom-
ed by a certificate of inspection is
by said inspector.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-02-20

.molestation Of the bear or any other
wild animal in the park is absolutely
prohibited.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

rooms and private bath, with board, in
French home, in country not over z hour
from New York.
Write full particulars to r, box 40
Sun office.
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White STAR LINE.

NEW lORk-Qu ZEN STOWN-LIvERPOOL.
Victorian May IL. @ a. NJ. Gcrnanlc. May 90 noon
Tcutonlc May 49, noon Cedric. May &C. p. NJ.
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below.
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH CHUNK-Aoo 7I5 Easton only,
w iI1aEsi AND sCRANToN-.4oo. $40
LxKExSSS!P: EA2EaHksf, foMs kiyEs
AND BARNEGAT.z4O. s:to A.. NJ $50 $50
5izihTp IIb naPb 81 NJ ~
Seys fS7sr EfHk oq sHt
SHORE PO!NTS-z4oo. $50. llSo 4. NJ t:tS
$50, $50 p. y. sundayA except Ocean Grove
P iii Iii Pin TERMINAL,
ss tlsS ,s u.s. s s f'S 49, sS s a ' I'ss
EPpa AID N cHh ss @Sti srREErs-,.ss. 1854
t,i9So. ii;so a; n. 100. ''S+o 800 100 's;"
And Wsii.LIAHsfSRfIIsoo. .4:sS, 1850, |s,io
1880 II 90 a. NJ. Beading only. 90. 20
t2So r r. Be- Rssd5ns Po'.vlllo and Harrisburg
Its St H9.as hes.n ,ss, s. nssS.
Monmouth Beach and Eas, Long Branch. 1000
Iron Liberty Stree, only ..p.ly., 'p.ay:
except Sunday. SSunday only. :PArior can
9 oc.. Y Iib. rs~s s. Ferry. AsAss1ssS
House, 1877. 2el, "a 1900. 1854 Broadway. ls2 5!a
Av, rs Union Square West, 1888 East i25th ST.; 9's
West l25th ST., .45 Columbus Av.. New York Z
Court S., s44 400 Fulton ST.. BROOKLYN; SO Broad.
io5 ana cheek: Ssss.rs 10 dsssina!CSa. nrn-
VICE St f1ss and Gen. Mgr Gen Pa..r AZ,
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shelter Island.
PROSPECT HOUSE.

- SHELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS, N. Y.
Opens June 2s'h. High class family resort: golf
N ms Sauing driving special rates for season.
y, =. HATHAWAN. Prop. The Hanover, East
lh'h St. New YOrt
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READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. R.

Liberty Street and South Ferry slime from
South Ferry nve minutes earlier than shown
below.
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Delaware Water Gap.
THE NEW kITTATlNNY,
Delaware Water Gan, Pa,

REOPENS MAY 2lST.
Last year the hotel was entirely remodelled, re-
furnished, enlarged and thoroughly modernized.
Electric lights hydraulic elevator, mile of broad
piazAas, golf links. well kept walks and drives
bathing and fishing. Rooms en- suite with private
baths. Golf tournaments. illustrated booklet.
"a hours from New York Via d. L. q ". r. r.
LEWIS T. BRYANT. Mgr.
LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. Props.
Haddon Hall, Atlantic City, y. j.
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD

RAILRo
besb bro; and Md Cortland. Streets -
tsat sTen s.Is% sss
Zee NJ r xsfrs sSSs "Gt 70 Two p.ro
Cars and Dining car New York to phtsburs:
HnS cfyssna
Observation Cars: For Chicago. Cleveland. To-
1856 2 y; CHICAGO AND ST; LOUIS EXPRESS.
yille) indianapolis. Chicago ST. Louis. Dining
s:ss p VI. ST. LOUIS ExPREss.,-Fer Pl..sburs.
WE 81 hSRas Yss css.so
sS' ID pH SsfPs ss!YsPfRs DaHs Ts
oan VS &
'i?' ~ i"t cLHVE1ANp AND CINCINNATI FIX
FscSrf xS TE s s1d
ma 5slsns Slss! s!S s
Us rs Can ~ dss' s sa pePSD Sa
snr ts4s SIS pas es 81 Rsis c and
so si afT ~ sas D. H.
Ar fiS Afs' cS ssE L1SEE.pre, SIS m. and
sE siss 81 II a. AIR LINE RA1LwAY.-E.pr..,
N6Rfok m a sSf 'a %E aff s'y
cA Ms@ps, re Nsp oIfepf IL
FOE s' of eBh'ii o SIS 9 asL
~ a & g gX day. and sss "a 3 m, daily
sqHas'
Cars; Dining Car and Standard Coaches on
fSP ON sss 1sTs sss a,
s:Ss a. NJ. ,2io sss, As and ll:s5 p m. week.
SHosc. and Gsr.ads S'ee;s soo unom i 2ss
$40 $40 and II 30 p. week days sundays,
''' D. "'' '' FOR E; PHILADELPHIA.
' u.s. SIS SIS sss sss penns' e Eimted' ic !
Carr. io:55 Dining Car. ll:5s a. M, 1855 dim
ceT'lanat Streets zoo. 2;ss s2s dining can,
6Ss Dining Car. 7:s5. s:25, sS5 OPS p. m. 1910
nss sus s ss sa ss 7 Tn's sps as
Car Us innp Car SIX Dining Ia &c Car s9 ass.
Ticket of,ces Nos 4si 1854. ia and "a, broadway.
1872 Fifth Avenue (below Esd ST.: 2ss Fifth Avenue
! Corner 2sth 81: Aston House; West, Twenty
500 Fulton Street. $40 broadway and Pennsyi-
c s eampan yeTsiH
call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
drnses through 70 destination
". W. ATTERBURY. J. r. WOOD,
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BAL IMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD.

Ly New York City South Ferry. Liberty ST.
Chicago, PtttsburE ~ 10 mt, .l?:l NJ 49,
pittshurr I1eyclsnd'9:35 nm 30 pm. Lint
"Pittshurx Limited "sO s. pm. 200 pm. RUTei.
CincinnstI 81 ionis.I, 10 nj. .,,l5 nj. Slecarr.
Cincinnati st. I.ouis.'l0 am 'ln:S am n I'M,
Cincinnati St Louis '655 pm. .!'D pm Bu,r''
Norfolk. -....,..,,. 'l255 pm, 'lan pm. pur
.nsy DAILY except Sandssy A., tssna.y s .
House. 2, linton square ". SOL Grand stree;
n. =; ss Fulton Street. brooklyn, South Fer. an,
Liberty Street. Bhggage checked from ho'e' "
rcsidcnce to destination.
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ManhanSet.

HOUSE d COTTAGES SHELTER ISLAND
HOTEL will open June 10Th. IS hole golf links,
sas zach h drying etc. The New York once Once =
where applications will be received Telephone.
i,?TTisih. send for terms and illustrated pamph.
let, ROBERT MURRAY. Manager: also Manager
OF Ponce de Icon. 81. AMgMslinc. Fla.
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BETWEEN
NEW YORK, BoSToN AND
\! Mt sSl,nt EisiG IA "a
~, BOSTON AND A AZ 49,, RA ] DAD:
Trains leave Grand Central Station. Fourth
avenue and A2d street, New York. A. follows: =,
arrive at Boston at $50 p. NJ. $40 p. NJ. 1000 p. NJ
6I5 A. NJ.
Leave Boston 1900 A. NJ. 1890 moor. '4.oo p NJ.
'llDo p, M. arrive New York $50 p. NJ. $40 p n.
1000 p. NJ. 614 A. N.
Tickets at New York Central ticket ofhces. Hy
and 1919 Broadway. and at Grand Central Station.
A. H. SMITH, GEORGE H. DANIELS. .
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Lackawanna Railroad.

Leave New YORK, IOUt ItdTcIhy and NJ >VVITIO' w
$500 4, M.-For Binghamton and Syracus
1000 4. M.-For Buffalo, Chicago and ~ Louis
'l:+O p. M,--For Buffalo and chicago
'i0O =. ~. For Scranton and Plymouth
1910 r. M.--For Buffalo and chicago
ss45 p, M,-For ttlcs, Oswegn. Ithaca, RuNs
80, 4. M.--For Chlcago-Slceprrs oprn p
Tickets at Iis. t?a. ilSs Rro,tpav. '. " , ''
ton nroo' len 'nsl' 'f'ts'' '''''
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-05-21

Promptly at ten o'clock this morn
ing the Texas Press association
convened in its twenty-fourth annu-
a! session, with a large attendance
OF newspaper workers.
As the visitors assembled in the
district court room they were re-
galed with delightful strains of mu-
sic by the Wise orchestra. Several
@ost pleasing selections were rem
dered by this organization of mu-
sicious who were concealed behind
a bank Of palms and flowers.
AT 1918 President Ouslev took the
chair and called the association to
order.
Rev. J. G.. Putnam, pastor Of the
First Methodist church, delivered
the Invocation.
After another musical number
Mayor w. j r. Ross, who deliver
ed the welcome address, was intro
duced by Mr.. Ousley. In tntroduc-
ing the speaker, Mr.. Ousley re-
ferred TO him as one Of the oldest.
foremost and best citizens OF Texas
Mr.. Ross said
Mr. President and Members of the
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Register OF Visitors.

r. f. Yautis and daughter, Miss
Halle, Athens Review; +. L. Ram
sey and wife, Thorndale Thorn, II.
f. Ellis and wife, Groesbeck Jour
nal; ;. J Thomas and wife,
COmanche Chief; {. y. Ousley and
wife, Houston Post; w. H. Neil
and wifo, Dublin Telephone; w. c.
O. Bryan and wife, McGregur OBJ
server; John H. Brooks, Weimar
Mercury; {. r. Lehman aud daugh-
ter, Miss Mary ,Hallettsville Herald;
r. T. Roche, sGeorgetown Sun: Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. McCaleb, Carrixo
Springs Javelin; f. Goethe, Tenn
pie Nolksblatt; 5. Hundley, Moody
Courier; Miss Maid ]. Allen, Bart
lett News; J A. Hodge, Greenville
Banner; J T. Robinson and wife,
kosse Cyclone; Clarence Chambers
and sister, Miss Kate, Liberty Vim
dicatori J. Linn Ladd, Bay City
Tribune; J. w. Saxon, Angtleton
Times; A. n. Justiss, Corsicana
N'hi lEA LlShNs VI. l., " ANDREWS.
NavasOta Examiner; J. NJ. Lewis,
Houston Post; w. J.. Turner, Mad
lsonvllle Meteor; h. C. Murray and
daughter, Denisou Gazetteer; Robt.
Cawer and wife, Dallas News: c. H
McMasters and wife, Galveston
Tribune; d. l.. Beach, Gonzales
Enquirer; Henry Reese, Jr., Con
zales Enquirer; f. c. Myers, Dal-
las J A. Phillips and wife, Green
Vile Herald -. d. Meyer, Honey
Grove Citizen; j. II. Lowry and
wife, Honey Grove Signal; J. A.
Thomas and wife, Leonard Graphic:
Jasper Collins. Carthage Watch
man; +. b. Baillio, Dallas; Wash
Low, Dallas Farmer, Ben Huntlev.
Dallas, Hugh Fitzgerald, Dallas
Times-Herald; b. {. Dyer, Dallas.
w, @. Scarf, Dallas; Litteu stan
berry, Arlington Journal; J. II.
Cullom and daughters, Garland
News; II. b. Savage, Belton Even
ing News; Tom w. Perkins. Me
Kinney Daily Gazette, Clayton
West, Dallas; Karl Word.
On account Of all visitors not
registering this list is incomplete.
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Notes and Personals.

Misses Matte Middleton. Nell
Newton and Mary Sue Pickett met
the trains last night with the local
reception committee and aided I'm
receiving the visitors.
The Daily Light and Weekly En-
terprise have large and spacious
office on College street near the
press headquGters where the press
gang will be cordially received. Call
aud make yourselves at home.
The drive over the city will take
place tomorrow afternoon immedl-
ately after adjournment at O'Clock.
The ladies who will have vehicles
can get badges at the banks and
they are requested TO be on the pub
lie square at the hour designated.
The editors are looking forward to
this feature of their entertainments
with a great deal of pleasure.
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Tomorrow S Program.

Following is the program for to.
morrow session Of the association
9 a. m.-Address, Journalism
and Its Relation to Public Morals q
Rev. G. c. Rankin, of Dallas.
Paper, Miss Maid J. Allen. Of the
Bartlett News.
Paper, The Making ola Success.
tul Daily and Weekly in a Country
Town ID. l.. Beach, OF the Con.
zales Enquirer.
Address, The Boy on the Farm 4,
Prof. J. H Connen, Of the Farm
and Ranch, Dallas:
Question Box.
; ?. m.-Address, Hon, Louis J
Wortham, President of Texa.
Worlds Fair commission.
Election of officers.
Selection Of next place of meeting
Resolutions.
FINAL adjournment, p. IN.
The members OF the association
Will be taken for drive over the
city, visiting the cotton mill, Trlni.
ty University, Chautauaua Park
and other places of interest.
Al sp. m. the ladies of the shake
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/ Finances. j. Thomas, chairman
j. II. Lowry, Tom Johnson, j. H.
Stanberry, n. T. Blackwell.
/ Memorlal-P. H. Pardue, chair
man; j. A. Phillips, w. NJ. War
lick, j. s. Bailey, F. B. Whipkey.
While the committees were pre-
pairing their reports the members of
the association called at the secre-
tary's desk and paid their annual
dues.
The committee on membership re-
ported favorably on Ithe names
of the following new members
g. b. Ripple, ]. Linn Ladd,
}. w. Saxon, f. l.. Ramsey, NJ. L.
y. Andrews, a. l.. Pinkston, c. H
McNasters, c. Chambers, w. L..
Turner, w. Z. Connally, Buck w.
Brown, 5. Hundley, r. Polk Bur
hans.
| W. A. Shaw moved that all the
candidates for membership be voted
on at the same time. The motion
carried and the secretary proceeded
to pass around the ballot box.
kilograms and letters from men,
bers who could not attend were
then read by the secretary.
After Mr.. Buie made some an
nouncements relative to tomorrow's
program and the proposed excur-
sion over the state the association
adjourned until O'Clock.
One of the features of the program
tomorrow afternoon will be an ad-
dress by Hon. Louis J. Workman,
president of the Texas Worlds Fair
commission, on the necessity oil
Texas being represented at the St.
Louis Worlds Fair. An earnest re-
quest is made every business man in
the city To attend the session Of the
association tomorrow afternoon
and hear Mr.. Wortham's address.
He is pleasant speaker and his
subject II one that should command
the attention Of every citizen Of
Texas.
The session of the association
this morning was attended by a
large number Of the citizens OF
Waxahachie, including quite a num-
Der Of the ladies'. The sessions are
free and everybody has a cordial
invitation to attend.
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The vanguard of the association
arrived in the city last night and the
trains arriving in the city this
morning brought in visitors by the
score. Immediately after arriving
in the city the editors were directed
to the press headquarters located in
the hotel block, where they regis
tered ana received badges. From
here they were assigned TO homes in
the city.
The attendance upon the meeting
this year is much larger than it
has been for several years, and the
editors are maHifesting an enthu-
siastic interest Iu the proceedings.
The members of the newspaper fra
ternity, who are in attendance, are a
repre- resentative BODY Of men, many
of whom have attained state wide
prominence In the profession All
classes of publications are repre-
sented. from the small country
weekly to the more pretentious
dailies Of the larger cities, and IN
these annual gatherings good cheer
prev ails and all distinction is lost
sight Of
The district court room where the
business sessions are being held
never presented a more pleasing ap-
pearanee. Deft hands Of the deco
rating committee under the direc-
ton OF the chairman, Mrs. J. F.
Strickland, have wrought a wonder
full change in the surroundings and
the somber interior Of this depart
ment Of justice has been transform
ed into veritable palm garden
There are big palms and little palms
cut flowers and pot plants, the
whole being arranged In manner
TO produce a most pleasing effect
The secretary's desk and the tables
used by the reporters were neatly
decorated with small pot plants.
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Fresh Chill always on hand at
Grafton q Graftonis. a.
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Crepe
Paper

In black. white. blue.
green. yellow, red. etc,
now IN, stock. The la
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Entertainment Tonight.

This evening a complimentary en-
tertainmeut will be rendered the
editors by Prof. w. W. Campbell
director of music at Trinity Uni
versity, assisted by members of his
faculty and pupils in the music de-
partment. The entertainment will
be given in the university chanel
aud will begin at SO o'clock. There
will be a sufficient number Of street
cars for the accommodation Of all
who wish to attend. The entertain
ment is free to all ard the public
has a cordial invitation to attend
with the press gang The program
to be rendered is as follows
Sweet and Low w.......... Hawlev
W. q Turner Ladies Quartette.
Bedouin Love Song ...... Piusuti.
Mr.. Campbell.
Fantasie Caprice ........ Vieuxtamn
Mr.. Schreiner.
Because l Love, You Dear HawIev.
Miss James.
Old Black Joe ......... Parks
W. q. Turner Ladies Quartette.
FapIIIon ..--......-............ Grieg
Miss Nantis.
Zigeuuerweisen ......... Sarasati
Mr. Schreiuer.
The Sleeping Camp ... st. Quentin.
Mr.. CamDbeU
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-05-21
THE FABER PUsHERS ARE IN SESSION
Twenty-Fourth Annual Meeting of Texas
Press Association.

The wenyourh
vened in Waxahachie this morning a
The pencil pusher paragraphs
public opinion very n in today
They here
accorded the visitors
committee
lack anything
open their
progressive Star State
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-05-21
INVITATION TO THE PUBLIC
The Ladies' OF the Shakespeare
will Receive in Honor OF the
City's Guests.

The ladies OF the Shakespeare
Club invite the citizens OF Waxa-
hachie to meet the Texas Press As
sociation AT the Elks Hall Friday
evening from 5 O'Clock To $50. Al
this place and during those hours
they will receive In honor OF the
citys guests. No other invitation
than this will be issued.
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Texas Press Association, Ladies
and Gentlemen:
In behalf of the citizens of Wax.
ahachie allow me to bid you unan-
imous and hearty welcome to our
city. We are proud to entertain
you. The honor conferred on us by
having this august body assembled
In our midst is felt by every Waxa-
hachian. The privilege of admins
tering to your wants during your
stay is a rare pleasure.
Whatever entertainment OF
which We are capable is yours: our
homes and our people are at your
disposal-take them and use them
as you seetit. We are amply repaid
for our efforts when we but think Of
the powerful influence you have ex-
ercised toward the upbuildlng of hu-
manity.
NO one thing has aided the ma
tion's growth SO nightly as the
press. In its wake follows light
and knowledge, and as the candle
throws its beams dispelling the sur
rounding darkness, so the PRESS
throws its penetrating light into the
heart OF every nation. Without it
but little progress is attainable:
with 1t there is no limit 10 our ad-
vancemeut.
Our pride then is reasonable in
being able 10 encourage in a feeble
manner this great instrument Of
good by opening our hearts aud
homes L. this representative body
Of the Texas Press Association.
Such as we have is yours.
Again, / say, you are welcome,
and when this convention shall have
adjourned and you have gone to
your homes, W. trust you will carry
with you some pleasant memories
Of our city and our people"
The response was made by Hon.
X. K. lantIs, vice president Of the
! association. Mr.. Gautis' remarks
we've brief and felicitous. He said
that in behalf OF the members Of the
association he wished 10 sincerely
thank the people OF Waxahachie
for the warm and hearty welcome
accorded them.
Miss Mary Lehman, daughter Of
MT. {. r. Lehman, editor of the
Hallettsville Herald, recited in a
very charming manner the Editor :
! Dream. 80
The secretary then read the fol-
lowing committees for this meeting
of the association.
Memberships. B. Baillio, chair
man. b. G. Murray, {. F.. Gilmore,
J. r. Rarsone, Jr., W. II Neil.
Constitution and By-laws-F. T.
Roche, chairman; w. A. Johnson,
John II. Cullom, NJ. r. Foster,
John Ii. Brooks
Revolutionary. H Mayes, chair
man; \. 2. Houx, Ashley Evans,
J. l.. McCaleb, r.. Geoth.
Revision Of Role. F. Lehman,
chairman; Fred B. Robinson, Henry
Reese, Jr., f {. Thompson, W c.
o Bryan,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-05-21
COMING EVENTS.

May 2l-Annual meeting of the
Texas Press Association. Two DAYS
session.
May % and 3G-Trinity VS.. Texas
Christian University,
June l6.-Three days session OF
the North Texas Medical Assoeia-
tion in this city.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-05-21

speare Club will receive in honor
Of the association at the Elks' hall.
At 9:3O the banquet will take
place at the armory of the Dunlap
Rifles on West Franklin street.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-05-21
NJ ade Young Again.

lone of DIR. Kings New Life Pills
each night for two weeks has put
me in my teens again. writes
ID. Fl. Turner, of Dempseytown, Pa.
They're the best In the world for
Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Purely
vegetable. Never grips. Only sc
as Herring Drug Co.'S Drug Store.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-05-21
4 Startling Test

To save life, DR.. I. G.. Merritt
Of No. Aehoopany, Pa. made Z
startling test resulting In wonderful
cure. He writes, "a patient was at
tackled with violent hemorrh ages
caused by liberation Of the stomach
/ had often found Electric Bitters
excellent for acute stomach and liv
er troubles so | prescribed them
The patient gained from the first
and has not had an attack in Il
months Electric Bitters are pos
itively guaranteed for Dyspepsia
Indigestion, Constipation and Kid.
ney troubles. Thy them. Only 5OC
at Herring Drug Co.
II is the desire of the Daily Light
Go publish all local news pertaining
TO the city or To any citizen of the
town. What might seem an insig-
niiicant item to you may be Of in
ere ST 10 some one else. Readers
of the paper who have friends Wis
iting them orwho are about 70 leave
the city on a visit are kindly asked
Ia phone the Light. If you know
of a sick person in the city we
would appreciate receiving such
information.