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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-02-02
BEST STEP MADE
HERE THIS YEAR
CITIZEN Of WIDE EXPERIENCE
DISCUSSED THE FAIR AND
MAKES ESTIoNS-DoN'T
CALL 1T EXPOSITION.

Percy Clarke a wide awake citizen,
who was Alabama's Commissioner to At
lanta's first cotton exposition, writes as
follows:
To the Editor of The Age-Herald.
The move to hold fair in Birmingham
annually is quite the best step made in
the new year.
| was much impressed with the remarks
of Mr.. Robert Jemison, quoted in your
paper in reference thereto. In them we
find inspiring words from the lips of a
successful, homemade Alabama educated
man, and a splendid practical illustration
of the value of such enterprises. Most
of those who write their faith in four
decimal subscriptions are Alabama born
and bred. Eugene Flies is a fine example
of what a young man can do here in
Alabama.
NJ. V. Joseph is a Selma boy, who has
achieved success in his native state. And
so the first raise of the Surtain shows d
splendid association of Alabama raised
men joined with enterprising Aabamans
by adoption. This is a fine index of the
undertaking.
Don't call it an exposition Call it a
fair or a fall festival. fhe exposition
idea is so large in its commonly accepted
scope that it will seem misnomer to dub
this enterprise such. Let the farmer and
the urbante meet for a mutual inter-
change of hospitality and a show of their
products and wares; series of holidays
and generous hospitality Let the farmer
bring his pumpkins, fat cattle and fine
pigs; the stpckman his colts and calves
with laudabie pride. Have a horse show
feature. Don't fail to have around the
horn for side shows and novelties of a
clean class. Make the general admis-
sion reasonable, so that all the family
can go in a bunch and every cay If they
want to. Make 1t popular in every way.
Speaking of expositions. l was the COM
missioner from Alabama to the first cot
ton exposition in Atlanta. l had quite
an uphill work Of it getting an exhibit.
| desire to bear testimony to the enter
prise of DR.. Caldwell of Louisville, then
president of the Birmingham rolling mills
Through his personal efforts Alabama at
that exposition showed in a practical way
her splendid mineral resources in the
raw and manufi tured oduct Behold
the results. in no small measure trace
able to this exhibit.
Last year Alabama made about / 400 900
bales of cotton 0,399000, ginners' report
to December 1G) that will yield over sGO =
100000 as against 9sG22l bales the year
previous, worth s57.Ot0,00O or the two
years may roundly be counted as $4,000. =
600 from this crop alone. Thus IL NAV
be seen that as an agricultural PROPOSE
ton a fall festival could made a great
success, stimulating horticulture. i'm
proved farming, trucking, bee, poultry and
stock raising. When you get the pros
porous farmer to como here and see the
solid foundations of Greater Birmingham
he will put his surplus in enterprises or
houses and lots here rather than cotton
futures.
Australia Is largely an Agricultural
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Local and General.

The remains of Mr.. Henry Jones, who
died in Crowley, La, were brought to
Selma today for interment. The deceased
was brother of Mr.. Winston Jones of
Mobile and was distantly related to SEN
ator Pettus and other Se1mans. The fam
lily burial lot has always been in Selma,
and it was in Live Oak cemetery of this
place the remains were deposited.
The marriage of Miss Camella Estein
and Mr.. e. II. Salyard was soemnzed
tonight at the home of the brides par
ents i'm this city. Rev. j. c. Caldwell say
ing the words that made the young people
as one. A large number of friends were
present and following the ceremony
reception was held.
Monroe Gardner and Dan Collins, two
negroes, were convicted of larceny in the
city court today and fined 500 and costs.
The stock of goods of the late Fl. Bel
man. who was killed on a Sunday three
weeks ago, was sold today by the admin
istrator and bought in by Mrs. Beiman
for $3.50.
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Peoples Savings Bank and Trust COM
lpany. as to my honesty for my contracts.
Fully -fourths OF my patients havs
been treated by some one else before call
ing on me to be cured. Why not come as
soon as afflicted? You will save money.
distressing pain and valuable time: be-
sides, there Is satisfaction in knowing
that the very best treatment is being
given you by an honest, competent ply
sician. / have treated private troubles
as speciality in the city of Birmingham,
Ala, since August g. 1887. cure all man.
ner of private diseases cure many pa,
tients by mail treatment. Write for prices
and terms.
do not use large advertisements and,
false statements TO attract patients which
merit has failed to secure. If you fail to,
he cured by such methods, give me a call
and get well.
NV offices are the most private and
o,,iet In the city tenth story of the new,
FIRST National Bank building. corner Of,
second avenue and Twentieth street
Rooms 1905 and 1907 Take one of the fine
el-vators to tenth floor ,
Office hours: SGD a. m 70 Do p. M
Sunday. 10 a. m. to IL n.
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Squirrel Whisky.
Washington Correspondence New York
American.

Washington Correspondence New YORK
American.
Congressman Randell of Texas, re-
Gently was on Z visit to his native
state of Georgia, where he heard one
of his oldtim- friends talk of "squir-
rel whisky"
Squirrel whisky?" he asked.
That's a new brand on me. What Is
the stuff"
Never heard of squirrel liquor?
Why you fellows must be- an lgnor,
ant lot out where you live in Texas,
the Georgian answered. well, to tell
you," he went on, ''it's that KIND OF
stuff that will make man climb
tree and talk nutty. Besides, 1t often
will make one sit by his hole and
bark at folks that amt got no gun
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tional tax was in the nature of a penalty
If he did not conduct his business in
certain way. The courts have held that
the trading stamp plans are not gift en-
terprises or lottery Estate VS.. Shugart.
13S Ala. S6) In other words, the court
has held in this case that a man may
use trading stamps when he sees fit and
no municipality can interfere with him
If he has paid mis- privilege taxes and
otherwise fixed himself to do business.
List of Decisions.
The following decisions were haaded
down today:
Mcclellan, c. IA. K. Patterson VS.. ".
L. irwin, appeal from Coosa circuit court;
affirmed.
Tyson, J.-Continental Insurance COM
pany VS.. Marguerite n. Parks appeal
from Birmingham city court; reversed
and remanded.
Simpson. City Council of Montgom-
cry vs. William iselly. appeal from Mont
gomery city court; affirmed.
Tom Wester Us. the State Of Alabama,
appeal from Gadsden city court, affirmed.
Anderson w. p. Basco ct al vs..
Cathrne jefferson. appeal from Hale cir
cult court; reversed and remanded
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-02-02

country. vet one-third Of its population is
in Meibourne. sgd ey and other smaller
cities. Much of its wealth made in the
country is invested and enj ed in cities
because man is a social animal by nature.
Verify today the iron is moulded and
tho stanle is woven for he conquest OF
peace, and there is no better time and
MACE to make this known to all who will
come than at fall festival with flowers
and fair women; fine horses. together
with the products of farm and factory to
noaLo bnI,dav PERCY CLARK.
Birmingham. February !, 1903.
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Capital Notes.

State Examiner of Public Accounts J.
7. German. has reported on the officers
of Elmore county. finding in the whole
list Of those examined nothing but com
mendation. The Officers whose books
were gone over were II. j. Lancaster.
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1922 First Avenue.

probate judge; Med. Cain. circuit clerk.
w. D. Mccoy tax collectors w. o. Rob-
bins, sheriff. W. c. Cousins, supernten-
dent of education.
A certificate of the Incorporation of
the Russell Mercantile company at Tn
ion Springs, has been filed with the
Secretary of State. Its capital is $4,000.
Charles r. and Mr5 Nell NJ. Russell and
w. w. Rainier, Jr., are the incorpora-
tors.
These officers have been appointed: p.
o. Stevens. Alexander City and T. j.
Hamlet, Hamlet, notaries public and JUS
tees of the peace; F. NJ Cocker Fort
Deposit, w. G. Gilmore. Brundridge, and
J. w Posey, Jr., Monroeville, notaries
public.
Assessment Record
The state board of assessment, con-
sisting of the governor the state treas
urer, the secretary of state, the audi
tor and the attorney general met in the
office of the auditor this morning for
the purpose of fixing the assessments
on the railroads, telegraph and long
distance telephone and sleeping car COM
panies doing business in the state. 1t
was found that there had been few
returns filed and adjournment was taken
to February q, at which time 1t was
ordered all the returns of the railroads
ana OlnerS interested are to be IN. The
railroads alone pay on S53, 600 900 of the
entire state valuation of 1921 100000
There were several gentlemen here to-
day to look after the interests of the
roads affected. including Speaker Alfred
Tunstall of the legislature, one of the
Alabama representatives of the Southern
system
Must Get Out
The decision of the supreme court in
the case of Covington VS.. Thompson, will
relieve the state superintendent of edu-
cation and his office of a great deal of
annoyance. Several of the old county
superintendent have been holding with
the idea that the law allowed them to
do so for nearly another year. The at
torney general notified the office today
however. that the court having ruled
on 1t all the old men should get out
and allow those elected last November to
take hold. This has been put up to the
counties effected. Chief Clerk Harry Gun
nels of the department of education has
written to the following counties to
make the change, these being the ones
which had not done So Colbert, c. A.
Womble makes way for J. w. Johnson
Coneeuh, s. A. Lowery makes way for
G NJ Harper; Winston, w. A. Bates
makes way for l.. T. Steele; Morgan, j.
c Tidwell makes way for p. A. Oden.
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held at Atlanta, IN. the Associations
have been leading factors. The leaders of
the Associations arc urged at this time
To enter the movement with confidence
and VITA assurance of possible success.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-02-02
DR.. Y. {. HOLLOWAY,
SPECIALIST
PRIVATE DISEASES,

you q perma-
nent cure Of
rrivate troubles
and that you
may know my
guarantee is re-
liable / refer
you with per-
mission, to the
First National
oank. Alabama
National bank,
Steiner Broth
ars. bankers,
Jefferson Coun-
y 8 a v n g $
banlx and 4ha
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The Cause.

From the New York Sun.
dc stvle-What caused the dividends to
shrink so on that stock?
Guubusta-Couldn't stand the wash
ing" / suppose.
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Perquisites.

From the New York Sun.
De Style-Chauffeurs get good salaries.
Gunbusta--And they knock down a great
deal, too.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-23
STATEHOOD
BY CHRISTMAS
Roosevelt Mill Recommend Ad-
mission In His Message,
Speaker Cannon Is Will
Ing: So Why NOt1

Washington, d q, Nov 10 Double
assurance has como within i wees 70
the people Of Oklahoma and Indian
refritory who want joint statehood
that President Roosevelt isWlth them.
The delegation headed by Delegate
McGulrc and National Committeeman
Cade, OF Oklahoma, last week was
given assurance that the President
would strongly recommend the admit.
tan y OF both territories as one state
in hls forthcoming message 70 Con.
gress To-day be reiterated what be
had said, and told the delegation from
the joint committee Of the territories
headed by c..G Jones'. that he hadal-
ready included a strong . recommcn-
aatlon AZ lie could possibly pat Into
hls message, one of the kind thry
sought.
The delegation called on Speaker
Cannon later ln the day and recessed
additional assurance of his support.
which had already been promised IN q
communication 20 the joint eonsen-
tion held Ia Oklahoma CITY Inst July
After seceiylng such encouragement
from the President and Mr. Cannon.
the COMMITTEES we're - euthused that
they are predicting that the state Of
Oklahoma, which vii embrace both
territories. vii be created heforc
Christmas
The committee len for their homes
"Wednesday Afternoon thoroughly elat
ed over tbs Results of their trap.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-23
NEW GOVERNMENT PAYDAY


Eaas inf thsl laifsmaa ani ctsef
district empIazss Nhesa rfaa'4f
moaHhls payday tae either affiftt -
a paaalnN ela s. sFsAilf rgnetf
10 kaae ne aaa4 aeaislen q Ihe esa
All laaegs M Fsfsftute q The fat
rief issued p shs rumEtfaiirf et he
treasury. coHMis4pnsr West tbs
mofalae issae4 ne folioslaE fofmsi
statement b. e8fsf the msitef and -
Explain afi details
eThs district commissioners haFs
formally received from fHs ssrfrtaff
% she treasury = copy e The reatag
circular letter of the eoApi rniiFF IS
ne treasury. concerning ueN methods
~ payment. an8 Commissioner Wesl
sas bad q conferences 9TH Judge
rraeeasil 10 feeafa ID fhs problem
saseested BY ftaf clfraiaf The -.
mlniatgaiion e mHHlci4ai affairs +
inils different from the nasmeaia =
departmental employees. but tht offsF
y the treasury department afli be eaF.
red oas With ths least paasfhle inoaa.
yeHsenee 0f delaS Be- 3issfIes emNlayea
Arrangements have hsen ma4s
Nhsfsby CHEEKS and pagfalA al q
ihfeakh she audinss oMes iaf 9fsam
lnaFY sxamiuaiiaa heiaesH tie t6lh =
sseh muath ard ne fsi Il he succeed
ing stealth. The anai carslaeaii0n -.
las mass 5n the afsi tag # he monfh
shsa sks checks Nhleh have bern pes.
parva Ard slknss wsii - feaag far DE-
iiveff Ii = sxpeeirA thaf ~ thfs
hYraHKamrnt sehuel fsaehsFs and ere
men sili BE- pald on The 1T ~ ths
manIh
The army = pr dIem smriossH
ahH have heretofore been Paid on tks
81 and lffh x he month sffi nos Hs
paid ~ fhe 81 and i1ih kn paYralla
Will hsee ATTACHED h them lAe etriIaf
ratea required ~ she eompsfniisr i
Be treasury There are s few mtnhs
thaHsss Whlch SIN b. made uifhaui
any trouble
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-23
M THE pUBLlc Library.
pistFict Dlrsefery Ia ussnAnd phii.
osophisai and Religious
noeha

The District public library hAs ~.
csntiy reeolved requests from several
other large municipal llhfafies tuF
copies os the 1904 District directory
In making their requests these i.
hrarisa have always oasrea in "a.
change the 1904 dlfsrlGftea of gfssg
home elites The calls Tor the Il.
reetofiea of the prlnclpal eilies % the
country are 80 Numerous that d i
greatly to be- desired % make such sx.
changes, Il b not ordinarily plae.
iieahle with the libgarye ilmssa
funds, ID purchase the alrectoriea 81
other cities. and cegtAinig not heir
latest directories However. Ia neAi
cases the uext 20 the last diree ~
VIII answer every purpose In oe5sr
ia maks these exchanges friends II
The library Nho can spare their last
Yeafa local directories are asked 20
glye them % The library II desired
the library wsll saua fpF cppies 0f
fpfeA
An Information desk hat been e..
gAhliahst 10 the entrance hail ~ he
library. with "a assistant Ia charge,
whq is 10 set - readers assistant Il.
braflsn There are constant inqulf
lee At ihs return and issue crsks
for general Information about he
library, help IN the aae u the cAts.
loKus. the lltte or author ~ a enrsaia
hook. ard other matters. 10 which tie
attendants cannut Eive sufacient a..
ienllen on account ~ their other da-
ties Ths ftadsfs assistant ~ili take
chAFes of saeh lHqu.fies hanceforih.
For sin o. sishi monihs the aoof
cases Ia the opsa belt room have tsfa
occupied by hoaka nu scientific 10.
leeis and German literature Anwfaa
ine fn ths pslleY ~ rotation. @hica u
ihs aniy method ~ which an thr re-
sources ~ The library can b. dls.
PLAYED on a9ea shelves. tksse sub isets
eiii uou bs retired and serks -
philosophy anA reiiglon substituted
Tor The scientific hooks. eh.ie iofrike
literature viii BE- represented ~ wafks
In French Aithanea those heohs as
an grouped under thn brad heatinrs
Of philosophy. religion ant French It,
erasare. it mas b. useful . mention
a feu q the subdivisions which ogcag
in these main CLASSES They compfe
hsnd books on psythoiogy iosie eth
ics. thsoioey history of reilsions. fslk
lore. fslleians e dlafrtat races aha
roangrles nlhls afaag Bible criticism
lives 1f the saiats ana fathers uf sbs
church history of dDctrlnes lives e
Christ and immortality uf fhe future
ufe The works lu French are tnese
og the greatest ufiifrs ih the tsita
% aeiiau. drama to1 poetry
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-23

lnIIke meet = the msmtefs az ths
aipleuaiic aad eansulaF service of the
eeiazI1al empire eho come - lhih euan=
~. sIr Chentaaz f.ians CHsaa. the Cal-
nesa minister . Washington. elines i
tha dress ol hla natiFc Land Tbls Is az
Usual Iar geuefHfIs the chlnsss and lap
ane## - khe hakssE ciaaa aaIeAly Ad0nk
AmeEaeAn dreas Mhan tieg soms "a lfss
Il lhIs euuDlrY Hnt even neFe fefnkFk
ahIs p lts fact lael me naas + lhe clIIs
essz mlalslef - eonllnas = = elulhsz
s - 4f|trIzI szsle
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-23
FASHION norEa

Antiqns toakins rsses ir dasi bius and
1irt aFs % . cushion 81 Natural llssn
ular
FolAa aea kEosA Il gola s. silver
xanfe ar thr NsiK trimming ar8n
nme af he an fesghef turbAua. uhleh
ONE la exquisite aslaFinra ana ars st
irariiYs far auiamH because iass heavy
IN Appearances and il fart tsan felt
and velvet
Absolutely every fern of oaialds
earment j. scgn. ffnm htlea eaats "a
Ehe mess susumlneae wraps eat after
he circular military fashion A great
deal of far iinlnx Is promised. snd
some of ghe long cloth reflaeoles al.
ready shoen ars lined uifh faf
very pretty hats sfs shose IL son
Nhiie felt trimmed Ia folds e soils
saufs aaa "a uiaxz as moflsa white
and deAaasaf bfaNH Tlls NAlse ana
hfowu ana Rold scheme feuTa a2a rs
and aaala 81 the French sfreet haf.
Intended fnf hfst Hear dnflhe ths ~.
tuna. ana ihc lls4f neutral ealaflas
u sdaea and feit nakss ihezs 40 s
more appropriate e his earsY dafs
than ths darker aHd warmer leaklns
fslfs ana selysts
Nest fabrics ae sols. sna lasfe az
4 NreAs HAuy thin sgnna that aFe n0i
ilkeiY II IL dlaenraea anfin2 the r0ll
weather Al afsnsnaan dfeaA Is II fhs
porufaF heayy tHils. trimmed wlth
fflsh iaaa heafes sad bands = ehlis
aik TIE color ef fAe tuile and linlns
is = sHsaa Of paie yellow aaHeleniiy
pfonoauead 70 make ihe ehlle lfim
fning appear qulia startling Thls skirl
= gathered a lh8 eals1 A. i lhe open
fo0nd tante III shIa respect II differ.
ffcm mast ~ the maasiA WhAA "A
RUE fhls season afe plated re trim
mlnE s nat On fsTH heavily about 10.
f1n|f So 81 a. hadice. lsaeIHs ihs
an11szzEzI n4fftET1. n1ala.
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CULT or TIE DAHLlA.
This Beautiful Aaiumn nlamom "a
Now il Highest faves. Hat For.
taAAesly Il stlii Inexpensive

fahllss are net available faF deco
alive purposes 10 tho large cities. b.
sauax thrx AntedAsa The soeiAl aeasos
M nianih 0y gwe Thsy hmHe hecume
aowVxeH. shs tAsoFltu f0weS ~ Nsw
p0rt. wbsrs they prosper aa they a.
il few ether plAesa
The dahllas are. indeet. one II
BE- asFs4d late sammef features q
Newport aad some Of the varieties
foun tAsfs are sever neen anywhefe
,lae. 0ae Of these Il the kAtheginp
0uer. dsep eiarnt eaioEna aoNeF that
a rafeiy ~sen aayahefe else
AZ f&aog ihe aahiiA has he<ams sas
decorative nowsf for al social funr
ilons res blossoms are - well
euited q color saa form q ths par
pose NeW fofksfs never kee them
IN the elndoNa of fhe nowef shop. b.
cause they come as a time when there
are few fowefn sold
Tho cuH 81 the dahlia was curious
" eSeash ar early pleasure wlih
Amesran country esntlemsns and was
mcsi popular n Philadelphia early
n the last century Two bitter rivals
10 iis cultivation made anEasi trips
% Europe IN search of novelties VITA
vhirh 10 SCI ths blue ribbon II ths an
iumn fairs
nnt Interest In she plants dled ont
about half century aN0. and II hAa seen
revived nntv sirr4 she New fnfEffa
and dwelsers IN ether laree elites came
10 sneaainr 90 mneh more time out
u town every year
The plants hare uoi erown more -
pensies in spite q their revived 200.
ulArlty slugir Faata from ahirh th~
beat results are oasaincd Faftiy ex
ceed two II thrpe dollars for th4
unast varieties clumps uf Fpatz ssli
sometimes for a. mash a. aia Or fi.s
hat they grow. u sanree, mary mofs
flowers ~. Y. sun
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Hiss Caflotia Archer 1t rf8ef
Cgees, vito lz exltlng heF slnter Nfs
Nm. Ross Shsoalehfd. ln this elfg.
fscsiycd seFi THURSDAY Ilat saa lad
been appointed Msmtef of tie
Cherokee board % edaeaflau b eIisf
Bagpfs. q ed Sans Parks q NJ
mia whose fime bad expired tbs
Is eunsldersd quite az honor hf ule
faeads of Miss AfeheF. Al Il i the
ant time ln the hatof 81 tte Cher.
akee nation s woman aas bcen given
4 position 81 the hoard
Miss Archer Is well known la Nus
seeee, where she iofmefly made her
home. She IS a Cherokee by bleod
ard AZ present Is ia charge II her
large farm near Pryor Greek
she has been identified vlth eauca.
tituai Nors among The ChsFoktes fog
years Massogee rhoeulx
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-23

some of tie most anxiom hours of
g mofhes life arr thaze elen TIE IL.
Tie oBcS Of tie household have Group.
There Is uo otuef medicine W effect
I've III this terrible maiady al Foley !
Honey and Tar ID isa household a.
tofife for throat and lung troubles.
and aa i etaalsins ne aaIAfes uf other
polsons, lt can be afeif given. soid
Is Peoples Drug Store.
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- nnaIan Kmhar

naron uosen. Russian amhaasatoF e
De Uallet States. is eadsaseflBE a. =.
cure the ane WashinNion maaalon ~ ne
late Esei = LnlseF ~ headquarters faF
TIE embassy Ths egnfa amhaHsaanF.
Coaas Caaaini haa for 80 years prceplsa
he heme ~ f'fuf nell. ths telephone ~
ventaF "a Scott circle. hut Hzran i,osaa
isslfsa sFhauFs Il ~ rumufed hers thal
Uses TIE consIazion o. ths pears treaty
,he ezaf has aflefei thar udrs elseahs
ana samnodioas anegtefa r. secured faF
hsa neN afnhas adar
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Don't look for true happiness 10 thg
mansions - the very rich, where
high.priced PHYSICIANS are called iu
ta doctor every ailmsnf Bot seek g.
AMI iind if, too lu tie comfortable
h0nes of tile mdilecla&ses aud So
called poor where Gree. a August
toWNr u always used 60 keep tile
family health % cufe al stomach
troubles, ehether indigefian. dfspep
STA. constipation. loss q appetite. hli.
sons attacks or torpid liver Trial
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German syrup vii insure refreshing
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morning IS made certain 81 taking
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