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ARMY AND NAVY
Preparatory School.

18th and Princeton SITS. NV.
A select boarding and day school
tor Young Men and Boys. Fall
term opens October I. Successfully
fits young men for all universities.
Offers special training to candidates
for Military and Naval Academies.
and prepares for direct Commissions
in the Army, Navy and Marine
Corps.
Catalogues At principal book stores.
Address K. SWAvELY. Principal
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HAVING A GOOD Time
Boys and Girls at Camp Good
Will.
NOT UNDER RESTRAINT
HOUSE BARN AND TENTS LOCAT-
ED NEAR BRIGHTWooD.
They Swim in the Greek, Swing in tho
Swings and Enjoy Them
selves Generally.

Camp Good WILL ace where for a
week many small boys and girls from the
city may live in an atmosphere of happi-
piness and good will, is well started now,
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JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, Auctioneer.

To whom 1t may concern: Lot household furni-
ture, large collection Of bug specimens &C, by auc
ton to pay storage charges, &c
On SATURDAY, THE TWENTY SEVENTH DAY
OF AUGUST. A. d. 1904, AT TEN O'CLOCK A.
NJ, will sell by public auction within my sales
rooms. 800 Pa. ave-, w, lot household furniture,
trunks, boxes &C, stored in the following names:
Miss NJ. Brown Charles A. Darling Constable.
and Matthew Williams, to pay storage charges,
&c. All parties interested Will please take notice.
Terms: Cash. JAMES W. RADCLIFFE.
au20-d&dbs Auctoneer.
BROWN & ToLSoN. AUCrIoNEERs.
PFREMPTORY SALE OF BRICK DWELLINGS,
NUMBERED 42s AND 49, FIRST STREET
NORTHEAST IN SQUARE $50; ALSO BRICK
BUILDING ON NORTHEAST CORNER OF
NORTH CAPITOL. AND STREETS NoRrH.
EAST. AND TWO BRICK BUILDINGS
KNOWN AS THE b AND o. STORAGE
WAREHOUSE AND THE BLUE LINE
STABLES. FRONTING ON + STREET NEAR
FIRST STREET NORTHEAST. IN SQUARE
$50
By direction of the Comm ssioners Of the District
OF Columbia. will sell. at public auction, In
front OF the premises. on TUESDAY, AUGUST
TWENTY THIRD. 1904 COMMENCING AT TEN
M the above described premises.
Terms: All cash. at time OF SALE and the build
ings be removed within 10 days from date OF
sale.
BROWN & ToLSoN. Auctioneers,
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MARCUS NOTES, AUCTI0NEER.

SALE OF UPWARD OF 1000 PAIRS MEMS.
LADIES' AND CHILD'S SHOES. 80 PAIRS
RCBBERS, RUBBER BOOTS, 30 BOXES
LACES. BLACKINGS. NICKEL WINDOW
FIXTURES, EXPENSIVE CASH REGISTER
PRACTICALLY NEW, SHELVING. OFFICE
AND OTHER GOODS,
Being the stock of the Capitol Shoe Co. contained
in store 1913 It'll st. NV. to be sold I'm lots
to the trade, the premises.
TUESDAY, AUGUST TWENTY THIRD,
AT TEN O'CLOCK AM
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7OMAN'S MEDICAL COLLEGE

WOMANS MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF BALTIMORE.
Corner McCulloh and Hoffman sts., Baltimore, Md.
Special attention paid to each individual student:
Thorough clinical instruction Well lighted and
euuinped laboratories Terms moderate. Address
RiCH'D HENRY THOMAS, NJ D., Dean.
jy13-wSs It'll
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men and man In caring for the guests.
Some Of the stronger women who are
among the visitors also help in preparing
vegetables for cooking or do other similar
light work.
The sanitary condition of the camp is
strictly attended to by those in charge,
brought out far has never failed to i'm
prove during their stay The health of the
visitors Is looked after too. by medical
practitioners of the city. large number
of whom have kindly volunteered to visit
the camp daily for one week each Those
who desire to participate in the work file
their names with DR.. D. P. Hickling. and
the periods of duty are so arranged that
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Royal Conservatory of
Music, Stuttgart,

Together with Theater School Opera and Play
Schools Complete education for professionals ana
teachers. Forty masters. among whom Edm singer
" olin) Max Pauer G. Under E. Seyffardt tpano),
s de I.ange Lang (organ and compostion) F. A.
Mayer theory. o. Freytag- Besser ssinging) Faber
Jplays, Seitz (violoncello), etc. The winter term
begins Sent Is Prospectus free application to
the Secretary. PROF. s. DE LANCE. Director.
ty16&au2O-2t-l4
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nj OTRE DAME OF MARYLAND.
~ COLLEGE FOR WOMEN and
PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Chartered in 1854 Conducted by School Sisters OF
Notre Dame. Complete equipment Beautiful sub,
urban surroundings. Physical training: lnolylduai
superyision Charles St. Avenue. Baltimore. Nd.
JaoQ- WAS
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FauQuien" Institute

FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Warrenton Va. The 45th session begins Sept.
18th, 1904. Situated Piedmont region Of Viz
ginia on Southern Railroad, So miles from wash
ington limited home school. For catalogue.
rddress GEO. G. BUTLER. AM. Principal.
iy12 TN SOFT
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MOUNT DE SALES,

CATONSvILLE tncar Baltimore. MD.
Established 1852. Buildings and grounds extern
sive and attractive; situation healthful; beautiful
view of Batimore-hills: river and bay; accessible
by electric Thorough work In English science
music art and languages Illustrated catalogues
oa application jy9-s&w, 1Tt-10
ACADEMY ROCKVILLE, MD, FOR BOYS; IDEAL
training school, home life, individual care and In
P MASON. U. s. N. A.. Prin. jy16-52t'
CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL-FOR BOYS.
Charlotte Hall. Md. Est. Mary's co..
Founded 1774 thoroughly established Mill
tary Academy In proximity to Baltimore and
Washington. Estate of 325 acres. Healthful
location Safe home for boys. Board. washing
and tuition S17O per scholastic year.
GEORGE NJ. THOMAS, AM. Principal.
AMI OFT
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st. john s College.

VERMONT AVE. NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE.
Conducted by the Brothers of the Christian Schools
SELECT DAY COLLEGE FOR YOUNG MEN
AND BOYS.
COLLEGIATE, ACADEMIC * PRIMARY DEPrS
School opens September II.
Catalogue sent application.
au16 26t-l4 BROTHER GERMANUS President
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Tonne Institute

BOARD1NG SCHUUL FUR BU1S
PORT DEPOSIT, MARYLAND.
DR., for college technical school or business.
Manual training physical culture. athletic sports,
swimming pool. Location OF unsurpassed beauty
Endowment exceeding two million dollars Tuition,
500; room, board. etc, $500; no extras Free tut
ton for residents Of Maryland. For illustrated
eire'i Director ABRAM W. HARRIS Sc. D.
ix14-eod- oct IA = =. . ? - = .
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TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS: A REFINED,
Christian home In the country with exceptional
advantages in regard to health care training
and education. Is offered to few children (under
IL years.; references exchanged. Address Box
1O4 Star Office. aul3-12ts
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University of Music and
Dramatic Art,

1914 II St. NV, Washington, DC.
An institution to give thorough and complete
musical education.
Patterned after the Conservatives Of Vienna,
Brussels and Paris.
President Fraulein Marie Won Unschuld court
pianist to her majesty the Queen of Roumanla;
Vice president. Prince de Croy brussels; treas
urer. Mr.. $. c. Monaghan. The faculty includes
Marie V. tnschuld tNlenna), author of the Hand
OF tht Pianist, .;ethod LeschettZky; DR. H. ii.
Wetzler conductor Of the symphony Orchestra in
New York; Mr. johannes Miersch, court violinist
t. his majesty the King of Greece tBerlin) Mrs.
r. Prose, graduate OF Dresden Conservatory; Mr..
Mirko Bellnsky, voloncelo virtuoso; Mr.. w. San
telmann, conductor OF the U. S. Marine Band; Mr..
Oh. koehier, master Of dramatic art. ETC., etc.
Registration of pupils begins Sept. 49, 9-12
a m, 20 pm Entrance eNaminatiO From Sept
20 TO Oct. ], inclusive String instruments: g.
1880 m Piano and training courses for teach
ers: 10:3012:30. Singing and dramatic art: 2
$3.50 pm. Theory and organ: 3:30-4:30 pm.
Wind instruments; 4:30-5:3e pm.
School year opens October 3.
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS: Competitive examina-
tons in Washlngton-Sept. 20. Leuemann scholar.
for piano tone advanced one intermediary; prelm-
mary class for piano (open to pupils In the Wash
ington public schools. Sept. q. normal course
scholarship for pupils of the Washington and Alex
scholarship. for piano higher grade. Sept. ~, vo-
cal scholarship. Oct l, faculty scholarships, two
for violin, one each for harp, cello, dramatic art
double bass, flute, hautboy, clarinet bassoon
three pupils is formed; each for harmony
counterpart and composition latter a class of five
pupils is formed. Applications received until
September Is
For application blanks. catalogues and partic-
auIs-stf.58 Mr. H. p COLE. Secretary.
TANNERS SHORTHAND AND
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A PARTISAN LADY OF EXPERIENCE. WITH
highest testimonials and local references, desires
position In school family. Address Box a.
Star office. MADAME NJ" Gunston Instl
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THE ACADEMY, MILLERSVILLE, Nd, PRE-
pares for college or business; eoedrcational mod
ern, endowed inexpensive; y acres on r. X;
hour from Washington. Prof. Marcus B. ALL
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

HAIL~HOYE SCHOOL COLLEGE-PREPARA-
tory Graded and Special Courses. Day aud Night
Sessions throughout year. Catalogues. r. II.
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TANNERS SHORTHAND AND
BUSINESS COLLEGE, a L4aTT TRUST
bldg. Cor. and 9th. 22d year. Now in session.
New students received any day. Day and night
sessions. Instruction private-individual. COURSES:
Shorthand. Typewritng. bookkeeping Civil Serv-
ice. English &c. Graduates placed In positions.
Special inducements 10 students registering
The principal has had over 20
years experience as official court
stenographer, bookkeeper and
teacher of business methods. Call
or send for catalogue. Telephone
rs.
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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-17
The Lure of the Sagebrush

Have you ever scented the sagebrush
That nantes. Nevada's plain?
If not you have lived but half your life,
And that half lived in vain.
No matter where the place or cline
That your wandering footsteps stray,
You will sigh If you know of her velvet
fields
And their fragrance of leveled hay.
You will loiter awhile in other lands.
when something seems TO call,
Ana the lure of the sagebrush brings
you back
And holds you within its thrall.
You may tread the halls o pleasure
Where the lamps of folly shine,
Mid the sobbiag of sensuous music
And the flow of forbidden wine.
But when the revel is over,
And the dancers turn to go,
You will long for a draft of the crystal
streams
That spring from her peaks of snow.
You will ask for a sight of beetl.ng
crags,
Where the storm king holds his sway,
Where the sinking sun with its b.uzh or
gold
Tells the tale of the dying day.
And when you die you will want a grave
Where the Washoe zephyr blows.
With the green of the sagebrush above
your head,
What need to plant the rose?
SIN D1vl IN Sunset.
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THE IRRIG tTION CONGRESS-

The twelfth national irrigation congress,
notable gathering of men who nave made
a study of the great question of irriga-
ton and the needs of the west. 1t is ex-
pected that during the four-days' session
of the congress action of Importance viii
be taken looking toward the reclamation
of the vast unsettled territory of the
west. which only awaits the open
sesame" Of irrigation to unlock the door
to the untold wealth which les hidden
away in the unwat red SCH.
Not since the beginning of the move
ment looking toward government aid in
a comprehensive scheme of irrigating the
arid west has SO much interest been
taken In the meetings of the irrigation
congress. Not only will irrigation and lis
kindred subjects. forestry and colon Ia
ton. be discussed, but practical ~illustra
lions of what irrigation is doing for
Montana. Colorado. Arizona and other
sections will be gwen. Among the speak
ers are United States senators. govern.
ors of states. government experts In for
estry and irrigation. and representatives
OF many commercial organizations an
colonization
That the next few years will witness u
wonderful transformation In the arid west
as a result of the great irrigation projects
being carried out there Is no question,
and great interest will be taken In the
proceedings of the congress by the people
of Nevada and the other we stern states
Interested In this great question.
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Create st Brie g : in America

One of the greatest deeds ever wrought
in stone and steel is the new East River
bridge recently opened. 1t is forty pei
cent wider and one-sixth longer han tho
famous Brooklyn bridge, wi h a traffic
capacity more than twice as great. The
greatest medicine ever discovered for a
weak stomach, inactive liver or constipat.
ed bowels is the famous Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. Its 50 years record of cures
place 1t far in advance of all other rene,
dies as a cure for dizziness, Ioor appe
Il e, Insomnia, nausea bloating, ind ges
ton. dyspepsia, chills. colds or malaria.
For your health's sake we urge you to
try 1t at once. Sickly women Will ais
find the Bitters u~nequalled as a tonic
and monthly regulator. Don't accept a
substitute if you want to recover you
health. The genuine is fer sale by al
druggists.
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COMPOSITION or THE SENATE

In the senate today there are ffty-seven
Republicans and thirty-three Democrats.
OF the thirty vacancies occurring on
March 4 next five nave been already filed
by the legislature of Maryland, Missis-
sippi, Ohio. Vermont and Virginia. In
Maryland a Democrat, Isldor Rayner.
was chosen last winter to succeed Louis
E.. McComas, Republican. In Virginia
and Mississippi two Democratic senators,
Messrs. Daniel and Money. were e'ectec
to succeed themselves. Vermont has re-
chosen Charles Dick to replace Marcus
A. Hanna.
In the twenty-five states which are i'll
to elect few party gains and losses viii:
b. recorded. The Republicans have APP
p~arently captured the leg slatures in Mon
tana and Missouri, insuring the retire
Cockrell. In this state the leg stature
will elect George s. Nixon, Repubi lean,
to succeed William NJ. Stewart. In the
other twenty-five states nireseen Repub-
licans will be succeeded by Republicans
and three Democrats by Democrats. The
senate after March 4 next will, therefore,
probably contain fifty-eight Republicans
and thirty-two Democrats.
Some changes of consequence in the
personnel of the body will, however, fol-
low the recent elections. In Connecticut
Joseph r. Hawley. a veteran In national
politics. will retire because of physical
breakdown. The fight for the succession
will be a vigorous one. In Massachu-
sets. New York and New Jersey. Sena-
tors Henry Cabot Lodge. Chauncey M.
Depew and John Kean will be candidates
for reelection. Philander C. Knox, now
serving by appointment. will be elected
In Pennsylvania for a full six-year term.
In Indiana, owing to Senator Fairbanks
promotion to the vice presidency, two
senators will be chosen, Mr.. BeveIidge, 8
term expiring on March 4 next. In Wis
cons;n Sena.or Quarles, a .tStalwart''
leader. will probably be replaced by a
La Toilette Republican. Nebraska will
choose Representative E. w. Burkett to
succeed Senator Dietrich. Mr.. Bryan's
plans for capturing the seat having mis-
carried. Mr.. Kearns is likely to give way
to some other Republican in Utah. Maine
will return Mr.. Hale: Rhode Island. Mr..
Aldrich, and West Wig mia. Mr.. SEQ t
In other states there will be something
of a struggle for the seats which are to
become vacant. Delaware may elect J.
Edward Addicks, or history may repea,
itself In another deadlock at D5ver. Fran
els NJ. Cockrell is the only senate leader
OF consequence to suffer defeat at The
polls. His experience and counsels will
be sadly missed by the demoralized and
diminished minori. y.
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worst bull he ever made was the bull
pen.
wanted-A job herding sheep. Bulls
and miners barred. Address, Sherman
Bell, Cripple Creek, Colorado.
Returns from Lyon county show that
Yerington carried Yerington. and from
Washoe that Sparks was not with Sparks.
Reno has redeemed herself from the
rottenness of two years ago. No hamle,
in the Union presented a cleaner or
more orderly appearance on election day
In view of late developments. II
wouldn't be a bad idea for John Sharp
Williams to petition the Mississippi leg
stature to change his name to John Flat
Williams.
Warned by the popularity of Roosevelt,
the Democrats should select a fighter in
1908. Our suggestion: For president, Jim
J~effries; for vice president, James Ed
ward Britt.
For the first time in twelve years the
Fusion forces realize what 1t means TO
have 1t rubbed in" Even to con.em>
plate the pogs b.iity of a second dose II
awful. Come, let's get together
1t is some source of satisfaction to know
that we pulled the recorder and con- a
BILE out of the wreck in Washoe county
A shrewd suspicion exists that the Re-
publicans didn't want those offices, how
ever, else 1t would probably have been
different.
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Mothers everywhere praise one Minute
Cough Cure for the sufferings It has re
!ieved and the lives of their little ones II
has saved. A certain cure for coughs
Group and whooping cough. A. l.. Spar
ford, Postmaster. of Chester. Mich. says
: Our little girl was UNCONSCIOUS from
strang ulation during a sudden and terri
bic attack of Group. One Minute Cough
Cure quickly relieved and cured her anc
I cannot praise 1t too highly" One Min
ute Cough Cure relieves coughs. make
breathing easy. cuts out ph'egm, draws
out Inflammation and removes ever,
cause of a cough and strain on lungs
Sold by Brown Bros.
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WIZ DO ioG 50HGH?

DO YOU know that a little cough H.
dangerous thing? Are q aware
han II often fasreEs on the lungs ahh
far tou often runs into ConsGmprior
ana eads IN death Can you afford a.
trife win so serious a natter Ack
ar's English Renedv IT. Conghhs
: odds and CONSUMPTION Is hevond
question the greatest OF al, mnle, .
remedies. 1t III stop a cough IN one
night m I VIII eneek n cold In 2
'av II will rrouD TelIev.
Asthma and cure consumption On
faith IN II Is al strong that We guar
antee every bottle 70 give safisiactior
or money back. For sale by orow'
Bros.
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Wheo You Have q Bac Cold

You want a remedy hat will not on:
give quick relief but effect a permanent
cure.
You want a remedy that viii relieve
the lungs, and keep expectorat ion easy.
You want a remedy that Will counterac,
any tendency toward pneumonia.
You want a remedy that is pleasant ann
safe to take.
Chamberlain 3 II Remedy meets al
Of these requirements and for the speedy
and permanent cure of bad colds stand
without a peer. For sale by Brown Bros
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Disastrous VIZ chs

Carelessness Is responsible for many 4
railway wreck and the same causes arr
making human wrecks of sufferers from
Throat and Lung %troub'es. Tut since the
advent of DR.. Kings New Discovery ror
Consumption. Coughs and Gods. even the
worst cases can be cured and hopeless
resignation Is no ionger necessary. Mrs
Lois Cragg of Dorchester Mas. IL enc
Of many whose ire was saved by DR.
Kings New Discovery, This great rem
edy Is guaranteed for all Throat arc
Lung Diseases by Brown Bros. Drrs
gists. Price SOC. and sl.0O. Trial bottles
free.
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Perhaps you have never thought OF /,
but the fact must be apparent to every
one that constipation is caused by a lack
ii water II the system, and the use OF
lrastic cathartics like the old-fashionec
pills only makes a bad matter worse.
Chamberlai-. ) Stomach and Liver Tap
cts are much more mild and gentle IN
their effect. and when the proper dose 4;
aiken their action is so natural hat one
can hardly realize is the effect of Il
medicine. Try a c5 ce,,g bottle of them.
Fer sale by Brown Bros.
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Democratic doctors who have made an
examination of the remains of the Dem
ocrat,c party since the cyclone struck II
on the Sth inst. declare that the party is
not dead-it is simply in a comatose con-
dition of allegiance"
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Notice to Hunters

Because we have cattle nov feeding II
our fields tina: stuer uaU ge frO... hunt
rs. we hereby give not. NAT all per
sons are hereby forbidden to shoot or
discharge rearEis or hun upon the
ranches along the Humboldt river owneo
ny the undersigned.
NIXON & LEE CATTLE co
STAUFFER & REINHART.
K. o. & G. ID. BLISs.
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FOREST LIEJ <E',ncr y vi. is

United States Land Once.
Carson Iily, Nevada, OCtoDer 10. 1874.
Notice is hereby given that The Aztec
L.dllu ana CdtlIe Company, Limited, ~
SYLVAN Slard, las alto ney-in-Iact, whose
postoitce address is Guleonda, humboldt
county, Sta,e OF NCvadd, mas lnaue APP
piIgadon TO select under the Act of tom
sIess vi Jun 4, 1881 ,O STAT. so, the fol-
lowing described tract vi land. to-wls:
The oouth one nall o. the NJrsh East
ole quarter -. " oI The NE. "a Section
IMenty-toLr tzD township forty-hve tiol
North Range 1hi!ty-nine t3JJ East, Nj.
-. h. " NJ, containing e.gnty toVJ dcrts
situated III Humboldt Iou1,N, State 81
Nevada, Wi,hin tEs Cal SON City ant
AlstIlCt, STATE Of eVaua
WITHIN thirty t31 days from the first
publication of this no.ice, protests OF
SCn.eSts against the said selection upOu
the glounus that the land uescttt ct, 90
any poTllon thereof, Is occup.-ti or IL
more saluaDle Tor las mlner1l man fot
agricultural OF grazing yur."is..s. an be
received at this ONCE aIId Iiote.' Tor re.
port to the Commissioners fI the General
land once.
This notice TO be puStishtd fer the pc
riod of SIX t6) consecutive ~ee3s.
>. IL. 'iAt.LUp
Register.
Date of first publication. Oct. u. 1904
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Cured

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve has cured
thousands of cases of Plies. II bought u
box of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Saive on
the recommendation OF our druggist" 81
writes c.. H.. LaCro.x. of Zava!la. Tex,
''and used it for a stubborn case of Plies.
II cured me permanently" Sold py
81 own Bros.
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I have for sale at my place at I I'VE
lock at reasonable prices. 800 Merim
bucks. one and two years ola
9-l2-I2-l J. @. TAYLDf.