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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
SECOND DAY SESSION
o! the Little Rock Conference of the
A. M. e. Church.

The annual melting of the Little
HocF conference of the A. M. F.
church was called to order this MORN
ing at 9 o'clock at the Methodist
church. corner Twelfth and Georgia
streets. Bishop f. Cottrell of Little
Rock presides over the meetings of
the conference. About fifty members
ere present from points in this dis.
t1ict. The regular routine work, dis.
cnssion, etc. occupied the entire
morning session.
Last night Mayor Fl. King White
delivered ,he address of welcome on
the part of the city and Rev. A. r.
Calhoun. pastor of the church at
Prescott responded This is one of
the largest conferences among the
negro Mcthodists in Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
BASEBALL NEWS. I
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Il am glad to see that you are stir.
ring up baseball matters while yet
there IS time, said a member Of the
board of directors of the baseball as
socation yesterday. "Pine Bluff ought
TO hae fine start next year
with so many of last years players in
the city and others within easy reach.
we have had fine txptrence to guide
us IN the future and with a good man
ager employed early in the season
ought to put winning team in the
heid without half the expense of last
year 1t is not too early to- begin
talking baseball for next season and
'hlngs will begi nto hum in few
weeks
toward Murphy, right fielder for
The local baseball team last season,
mas received letter from Bob Pen
deESf Baton Rouge, asking him to
1cW9 ball team on a trip to Cuba.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
Worldly Advice.

re lose your tmeper doesn't pay,
It makes you lose your self respect
To weaken in your self-control
And let your passions rage uncheck
ed.
When you get mad you always say
Something you're sure to regret,
And angry language never helped
A man to gain an object yet.
So keep your temper if you can,
No matter how much you are pro
VOked
Don't initiate the cat and scratch
Because you are not rightly stroked
inst stop and think before YOU speak :,
You'll gain immensely by delay,
For so perhaps you can devise
Some much more cutting things to
say.
-SOmerville Journal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
THE MARKETS
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While the receipts by rail in the
cotton markets Tuesday did not real,
ize the expectations of the local mer-
chants, the wagon receipts were far
in excess of that of any day for years.
and the brokers were not dsappoin
ed. Shipments by rail were not so
heavy as on the day previous. The
receipts for the day were 1,2S2 ba'ee
and for the week 2,6G6 bales. The
receipts since Septmeber l are 26.G&1
bales as compared with 30,033 bales
last season. Shipments this season
have reached 1880 bales while last
season 1879 bales had been sen.
out of the city. The stock on hart
this season is 1883, while 1921
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
CONVICT FARM REPORT.

Col. j. NJ. Gracie's report Of the
jefferson county prisoners has just
been filed with County Clerk Jesse r.
Core. The report shows that forty.
SIX prisoners were on the county farm
during the month of October and that
thirteen We're released during the
month after having served out their
time of conviction. Ten prisoners
We're sent to the farm during tho
month, five from Pine Bluff and five
from other justices in the county.
The general health of the prisoners
is good only a few scknesses of
minor character being reported.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
WAS NEWS To HIM
ER. ATWOOD KNOWS NOTHING
ABOUT HIS APPOINTMENT IS
/. NJ. AGENT.
5#ss hte Does Not Take CHARGE Of
Agency Taaay or ANY Other Tfn7c
Sc ar as RE Knows,
hgeaoR Taaay or Amy Other Tire
as he Knows
IS SATISFIED WHERE he IS

II is All new lo me, .4id Ii n
ATWOOD secretary OF the board Of
trade. resardns his supposed appoint
ment as local accent ol the iron Moaa=
tain road, mention CT which Wa mad
yesterday in a local papcr
81 haye not resigned as secretary
of the board of trade saw
mention of my appointment in a Little
Rock paper two days ago, but think
there IS some mistake. | will not
take charge Of the Iron Mountain af
fairs in Pine Bluff today or any other
day SO far as now know. | am sat
isfied as secretary of the board OF
trade and the directors seem to be
satisfied with me. The newspapers
seen. to know more about the affair
than | know myself and | think il is
publicity without first consulting me.
Ne representative of the paper men
toned asked me about the matter yes
terday, and had been consulted it
would not have been given such prom
nenee by the press. You may say
that ! an. still secretary of the board
Of trade and not the local agent for
the Iron Mountain road. Should | be
offered the agency in an official way.
| il would be another matter: but until
that IS done | am satisfied in my pre-
ent position. | am sorry he supposed
appointment was mentioned until
something definite had been obtained
frGm ne"
Mr. T. w. Howe, tha local agent
for the Iron Mountain, says: "My
resignat ion as local agent for the Iron
Mountain was announced several
weeks ago. do not know at present
who will be my successor to the Of
flee. | am expecting the auditor OF
the road next week Regarding the
appointment Of Mr.. Atwood, know
nothing, and | did not give out the
information.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
BAPT|STS COMING
EVERY TRAIN BRINGS NUMBERS
OF THEM TO THE STATE
CONVENTION.
Ministers Association Convened a.
the First Baptist Church
at 2:2o ?, n.
INTERESTING PROGRAM GIVEN

On account Of the }ata arrival of
many of he trains bearing the dele
gates to the Arkansas Baptist state
convention the meeting of the Minis
ters' association of Baptist churches
cf the state which meets on the day
before tn STATE convention was not
called to order until this afternoon
at $50 o'clock. The devotional eX-
|ercsas were led by Rev. Ben Cox Of
Little Rock. after which a permanent
organization was effected The fol
lowing program, was then given, each
paper being we'll prepared and the
discussion general:
"The Pastor as an Organizer.s o.
y Wade.
progress Made by Baptist Princi-
pes in Modern Times" John T. Chris
ton and Ross Moore.
'sThe Relation of the Preacher and
the Denominational Paper to Each
Other" J. F. Love and J. J. Hurt.
"The Duty of Baptists to Teach
Their Doctrines" A H. Autry and E.
]. A. Mckinney.
"The Duty Of Baptist Preachers to
Baptist Schools" A. B. Bohanan and
+. r. Gibson.
THE Duty of Baptists to Preach
the Gospel to All the World" N. B.
|OKellcy and A ]. Barton
The delegates to the state conven-
ton. which meets toomrrow, have
he en- arriving by hundreds today, and
fully six hundred are expected
EX-GOv. Jams p. Eagle of Little
Rock will call the convention to 1rdar
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Tho
sessions will be held at the First Bap-
t:st church.
The officers of tho Minister'S asse-
citation arc: Rev Fl. BeauchamD of
Little Rock, president and Rev. n. F.
A'ern illion Of Arkalelphia. secretary.
The session will adjourn tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
THANKSGIVING SERVICE.

At the Union Thanksgiving service
hext Thursday the sermon will be
preached by Rev. Ross Moore DIR.
Caldwell will be absent on account OF
the serious illness of his wife's
father, and has requested Mr.. Moore
to serve in his place. The usual ser
vices will be held at the First Pros
byterian church noxt Sunday, the pull
pit being supplied by members of the
Baptist convention. On Sunday even
ing, November 81 there will be a
special Thanksgiving song service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
&,ous CFFENSE AGAINST LAW

M s learned from reliable sources
tfxt Pine Bluff is in serious danSef
<f#Sn endemic Gf disease because OF
isSta,re meat that is being brought
f4itU the city. A prominent planter
Swk that hogs in Lincoln county, in
YYa,Iiav places are dying of some disease
artd that the farmers of that. section
atN bringing these infected animals
tPine Bluff and selling them to local
n6archants. All animals afflicted with
fHis disease are being killed and
ElfAssed for the market just as though
stKey were not diseased, and the butch
a1N is unable to tell the difference.
fhis is considered most dangerous
actice and many fear that some
arnidemic will be started because of
Me retailing of such meat to patrons.
.The butchers have been warned and
sEaM a careful examination Of each
sHpg which they buy but in many
ases they are totally unable to tel
Hon the looks of The dressed animal
Whether or not it ever had the dis
IxAse The planter says that the dis
vase is killing off the hogs rapidly
nd that the farmer does rot want
- lose his profits. so he dresses the
srnimal and brings it to the local mar
let, where it is cut up and sold to
S&ustomers. Up to this time no one
las been found who has sold such
Fl eat but it is known that diseased
logs have been sold on the local mar
&ets. The police authorities and tho
BOARD of health have bcon no flied and
i strict lookout will be kept for dis
based animals. The butchers say they
will help the health authorities all
they can and will promptly report
Rny diseased animals that are offered
10 them for sale.
SO far as can be learned the ami
pals only come from Linton county.
pine Bluff butchers and merchants
puy a great deal frcm the adjoining
|couAies but no reports have come
from the other counties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
A Big OIL FLOW
is REPORTED FROM DALLAS
COUNTY FOLLOWED BY
MUCH EXCITEMENT.
Petroleum Started to Flow, but Well
Caved In and DriIlers Went
At Once to Work.

Little Rock, Nov 16.-Word was
received in this city last night from
Arkadelpha that oil had been struck
in the we'll which is being drilled in
Dallas county. several miles east OF
Arkadelpha. 1t was reported that
9 flow Of oil had started. but that the
we'll had caved in and put Temporal
ry stop to the operations. This is the
we'll which number of Little Rock
men visited a the invitation of Geo.
NJ Bailey. a member of the firm
which is putin. down the we'll.
News was also received here last
night that Governor Elect Joseph W.
Folk and a party of ST. Louis men.
who are said to be interested in the
development OF the supposed oil fields
in Dallas county, We're at Arkadelphia
yesterday, and visited the well which
is being drilled in Dallas county.
The reports received in this city
last night did not give any idea as to
the extent of the flow from the we'll
but it was reported here during the
day that the indications had become
most encouraging and that it was ex
pected that the we'll would come in
before night.
When Mr.. Bailey first brought the
news Of the drilling of The we'll to this
city, he stated thai oil had been
struck at distance of about six hun
dred feet, but that it was belived that
a greater flow would be struck by go
ing deeper, and the easing was there
fore sunk through the strata from
which the first flow was secured.
When this was done the flow stopped
but Mr. Bailey stated that drillers
were confident of securing a more
profitable flow at distance of about
thirteen hundred feet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
BOTH LEGS CRUSHED.

Ralph Robinson's ambulance made
a hurry call to the Cotton Belt depot
Wednesday afternoon on the arrival
two hours late. Mr.. Luther Ross of
Faith. Ark. had been hurt severely
by a falling log and the ambulance
removed him to his home on West
Thirteenth avenue. Both legs were
crushed by the fall and it is thought
they will have to be amputated. Mr..
Ross is doing very we'll today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
ELkS' MEMORIAL SERVICE.

The Elks' Lodge will hold memorial
services for departed comrades Sun
day, Dcember a. This service will be
conducted by members Of the lodge
and will be held in the rooms. The
program will be announced later. At
a recent meeting Rufus Arnold was
elected to the office of esteemed lead
ing Knight and Milton D. Mcneil, es-
teemed lecturing knight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
THE BROWN GUN.

The inventor of the new American
gun is a man named j. Hamilton
Brown, though the work Of construct
jrs this particular six-inch expert
mental piece is in charge Of Col. John
NJ Ingalls, retired, L. s. A., an ar
tillerst of high standing and reputa
ton. Despite the incredulty of the
contemporary builders, Colonel
ingalls, and the officers with him as
sert that this six-inch gun will throw
80 miles a projectile weighing 100
pounds, which will pierce a six inch
steel target. A ten-inch gun Of this
construction, with a powder chamber
Of 14.259 cubic inches and using 36e
POUNDS OF smOkelcss powder, wouli
hGrl G0O-pound prOjectile a distance
of SO miles. Increasing this ratio, a
gun would have an ex
treme range of more than 100 miles
ard. equipped with such coast de-
feEse rifles, England and France could
shell each other across the channel.
New Fiahting Machines, Every
body's Magazine for November.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
TRIAL Of JIM ABLES
CALLED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
AND JU9Y is BEING Sc.
LECTED.
RLES IS OUT ON BAIL


Tho trial of Jim Abeles. a white
r1an charged with assault With intent
to Kill, was called in the circuit court
his morning on the return Of judge
a. 3. Grace from Little Rock, The
morning session was occupied with the
selection of the jurors Abeles. it is
alleged. entered the house of all Old
man named Hester, living near Wild.
cat. last spring, and after attempting
to insult his daughter. fired a pistol
shot at the Old mans head as he Law
drunk on cot nearby. Abeles has
been out on bond since the justice of
the peace trial last spring.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
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Garretson.

Garretson.
GarretsOn. Ark, Nov. 11.-Garret-
son high school is going to be repaired
aud new desks are to be put in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brent Of New Gascony
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Dill of this place.
Mr.. GarretsOn Of Pine Bluff spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Gal
loway.
Mrs. Waston of the home mission
society visited the church here Sun
day
Selma Nelson is on the sick list.
Miss Hollie Kline of Linwocd spen7
Saturday in Pine Bluff. where sho is
taking music lessons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
EASTERN STAR OFFICERS

The grand chapter in session at
Little Rock elected officers and the
rev officers were installed The new
officers are as follows:
Mrs Alice Brouse, Sheridan. grand
matron.
w. L. Rodgers, Nashville, grand pa
tron.
Ms Mollie Morgan, Weeks, asso-
ciatc grand matron.
Oscar Meek. Witt Springs, associate
grand patron.
Mrs. Cora A. Westerfeld Conway,
grand treasurer.
Miss Carrie Hampstead, Little
Rock. grand secretary.
Mrs Lucy B. Halstead, Pine Bluff.
grand cOnductress.
Miss Pearl Hayden. Dardanelle. as.
sCciate grand conductress.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
EAST END NEWS.
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Mrs. A. c. Baker and children have
returned frcm an extended visit to
their old home in Illinois.
Mr.. A. w. York leaves tonight for
his home in Garland City, where he
will spend few days.
Mr.. Clay Story is off duty today on
account of illness.
Conductor James Holmes and wife
have returned from Marshall, Texas,
where they have been on months
visit.
Miss Ethel Wellons is quite sick
today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
LOOKING AT SITE.
Selected for Heading Factory and
Work Begins Early

Messrs. II. A. Bennett and NJ. S.
Frank of Maiden, Mo-. are in the city
today looking over the site selected
for the location of the heading factory,
which is to be brought to Pine Buff.
The work of erecting the buildings
and moving the plant will begin next
month
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17

The team will leave New Orleans
November IS, and will make an Xtend-
ed trip to the island Of Cuba commenc-
ing games at Havana. Murphy will
leave in few lays for New Orleans
to join the team. Guy Sample. the
catcher for the locals, may also join
the team.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17

Ta9 coJton merchants have worry
snddenN quit complainin4 about not
getting eaou2h cotton, for ~tapl
is comfu@ int" The city NOM IL lar
quantities "Wednesday va ahe Aia
@ast#'ias.-of tlta season with total -
fa=r- aHaurrj"r 10 1lrt b3Ir=. TH5~
a.a Iotal of 1joo b;dg- for tffe
@aa a5t total Of 2al2f baIes -
9z5Sei=s5Gce &nnleuhai IL
.sts lasH year for rhs saae fzaa=
HeHs aa.aa3 bales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
THANKSGIVING BALL.

There will be a football game at
Forest park Thanksgiving afternoon
between Pine Bluff mad Stuttgart
These two teams played at Stuttgart
a few weeks ago to tie, neither team
scoring during the two halves. An
exhibition is expected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
Y. M. c. A. NEWS.

Rev. Benjamin Cox, pastor of the
First Baptist church at Little Rock
Will deliver an illustrated lecture a.
the Y. NJ. G. A. Monday night at s
O'Clock. Rev. Cox will take for his
subject ''Jcrusalem and It's Surround
lngs. Many of the views were ta-
ken by Rev. Cox himself during 4
journey through the "holy land"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17
MASONIC GRAND
LODGE OFFICERS

The Grand lodge, F. and A. NJ. in
ession a Little Rock elected officers
for tho c"sring year as follows:
S. 7. Rowe, Greenwood. grand mas.
ter.
A. p. Grace Pine Bluff. deputy
grand master.
John NJ. Oathout, Boonville. grand
lecturer
F. G.. Lindsay, Bentonville, grand
orator.
Jocob Trieber, Little Rock, grand
junior warden.
F. q. Butt. Eureka Springs, grand
junior warden.
P. X. Roots. Little Rock, grand
II easurer.
Fay Hampstead, Little Rock, grand
secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17

Messrs. W. f. Coleman and d. F.
Tucker left this afternoon for a hunt
ing trip up the river.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17

II. T. Bradford and wife of Little
Rock are registered at the Arlington
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17

J. T. Hammond of Lake Village i
, business visitor in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17

els Congressman Wirepuller poFs
ular orator." ''Not very. He don't
talk nothin' but common sense. PIX
change.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17

w"r9 in Tn" local Warehouses A thi,
time ia~t year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17

For Stylish Cut Clothes,
See Eisenkramer, the Tailor, above
ritizens' bank.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17

The best way to silence conscience
Is to obey It.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-17

ssgs Tie Does Not Take Charge Of
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-01
IN THE COUNTY COURT.

State OF Nebraska.
Webster county.
In the matter of the estate OF George Gibbons,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against George Gibbons
late of Webster county, deceased. that the time
fixed for filing claims AGAINST said estate Is six
months from the sth day OF July. 1901.
All sucn persons are required to present their
claims, with the vouchers, to the County Judge
of said county. at his Office the rein. on or before
the 10th day OF January 1875; and all C aims so
filed will be heard before the said judge on the
18th day Of January, 1915. at on O'Clock p. m.
and that the administrator is allow ed one year
from the 18th day Of June. 1904, In which to pay
the debts low against said estate. and settle
the same.
lsEAL1 A. II. KEENEY.
julyS County Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-01

lot 3 blk 12iBIaden vd...., -. ~
Lena Lampnan n husband to
VIM. II. Buskirg VI se4539wd 220O
Edward II Funke and wife to
Samuel Nelson lots "a and 10
blk 10 Rcsemon wd .......... 400
State of Neb. to G. =. RiDker pit
VIZ nwi and w su4lG.l12 deed lib
Elizabeth Ruuchey to G. Ii. and
Cora " Potter lots 4 8 and 9
blk / Williams add to Red
Cloud wd. 1000
Corn V. Potter aud bu,bsDd to
Elizabeth Runchey 1 Of lot 7
and all Of 3 and 8 blk 1 5 ~ VI
add IN X. G. AVID ........... 1900
Chas. II. Potter aud wife 10 Henry
Is. Parsons ned 32 lilo qcd..... !
Mortgages filed $1,000
Mortgages released $1,000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-01

Governor Mickey and Mrs. Mickey
went to Osceola Saturday to attend
the golden anniversary Of the wedding
Of Mrs. Mickey's parents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-01
EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM CURED IN
3 DAYS.

Morton l.. Hill. OF Lebanon Ind. says; My
wife had InfiammatoIv Rheumatism In every
muscle and joint, her suffering was terrible
aud her body and face were swollen almost be.
yond recognition; had bten In bed six weeks
and had eight physicians. but received no
benefit until she tried The Mystic tnre for
rheumatism. II gave immediate relief and
she was able to walk about In three days. am
SIRE II saved her life" Sold by II. 4. Grice.
ID iggisl. Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-01
Lincoln Letter.

LCuI, vi .hlolOus CIhlIIldu vi
the republican state central commit
tee, has resigned his position at the
head Of that body, and Secretary
Arthur b. Allen has called the candi-
dates and the committee to meet at
the Lindell hotel In Lincoln, next
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock for the
purpose Of considering the resigna-
ton and, In case 1t should be accepted,
selecting a successor. Mr.. Lehr an
nounced his intention of quitting the
committee in Il letter to the secretary
in which he stated that he had just
been informed by his physician that
Mrs. Lehr could not be expected to re.
cover for some time and that he could
not expect to leave her for at least six
weeks. As the season for active cam
paign work is fast approaching, Mr..
Lehr felt that it would not be Just to
the party. the candidates, the commit
tee or himself to continue to hold the
craftsmanship when it was manifestly
suhRoooichS hol MN ~ StTNo dCJlNely.
I I
The state school for guard officers,
and the examinations which followed
II, passed off very nethodically and
satisfactorily and the result vas a
generous measure of praise from
Brigadier General Aaron S. Daggett
thu unynrnspnnt nftanr Il, ,t...
which praise was all the more appreci.
ated by those who knew that General
Daggett is not an adept in the gentle
art of fiattery, and believes in stating
nothing but blunt truths when discus.
sing military organizations. The
officers OF the Fremont signal corps
covered themselves with glory by send,
ing a Photograph message of twelve
words a mile or more and placing the
answer in General Culver's hands i'm a
few seconds less than three minutes.
The officer at the outer station was
not aware that a speed test was being
made.
The delegates to the national con.
vention returned in a most happy and
optimistic frame of mind. The con.
Vention could have done nothing
which would have added to their
pleasure unless it would have been to
nominate "A Nebraskan for vice presi-
dent. All were agreed that il Ne.
braska was not to receive the plum.
Fairbanks was the man for the place.
One OF the state officers who attended
the convention expressed his delight
with the absolute harmony which an.
peared on every hand, and stated that
it was the only convention, great or
small, in which he had not heard a
cross word spoken by any delegate, in
session or without. Compare this har.
monious, enthusiastic, contented and
industrious brigade of campaigners
with the tumultous, warning, scalpine
vendetta which will assemble at ST
Louis next month, and it does not
take a political a~strologer to predict
the outcome of the campaign with the
utmost certainty.
Governor Mickey and Mrs. Mick ey
went to Osceola Saturday to att, nd
the golden anniversary Of the wed nc
of Mrs. Mickey's parents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-01
Real ,kSIaIe Transfers.

Transfers for week ending Wednes
day, June 20, furnished by j. II
Bailey Of Webster County ABSTRACT
COMPANY.
Arthur p. Day TO Henry A. John.
% NJ SEA and So aei a6.l.la wd
Ernest Welsch aud wife to Ed.
w. Cornell lot Is and 10 blk 9
X. X. add to Red Cloud wd.... 05,
h. y. Thompson and wife to Chas
q, string nw4 20-S.9 wt........ 44Ot
Nlliard p. Rohrer and wife to
Chicago Lumber Co. lots 10 to
20 blk 8 Blue Hill qcd. ........ lO(
LiucOln Land Co. 10 j. l.. Baker
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-01
To Mothers In this Town.

Children who are delicate, feverisb
and cross will get immediate relief
from Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
children They cleanse the stomach,
act on the liver, making a sickly child
strong and healthy. A certain cure
for VOL ms. Sold by all druggists. 25c
Sample free. Address, Allen 8. Ohm.
lie /, Leroy, N. Y.