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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

THE NeNsrretter" who stirred the
Bois ans Champs Elyses loUngers with
envy AZ her clothes and turnouts what
time the Vanderbilt divorce was on the
,spis. is sgain In evidence with equip
ages q the newest ana finest. and an
other New York miuionsire has 81 the
tongues q tout Paris wSggirg.
The funny part Il the affair is that
the millionaire accredited with the
psesen, episode is well past the halt
century aad up te the present tiule has
lived with the regularity % an old-sims
New England deacon. without a sus-
pieion o. wild oats aAout him.
IN his yeath and early manhood.
when freaaineS are to De expected. he
Tired in the oaor os respectabi'ity. az
tAeash a m2n of srsat wealth. wide
travel ana yachting proPensitiss ana
R0w-lehaNoas
We'll humanity Is curious com
pound and men make queer breaks. Ia
this present case . number of eokrats
and connected sinners ars ehuektng
ard conversely several artssccratse
families. whe.ss names ars Synonymoos
vish the s.zaiSAs and narrow pasA. are
plunged into ne depths o, glocu.-
New YegS Journal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

When tFue-hearted men in north and
south met and understood each other.
there was never real enmity between
them A certain vlrglnian lived near
the field Or Mschanicsville. where Nc
Cislian fought one of his severe battles
in the summer o. 1852. This nan went
cut 20 the field. after the northern
troops bad retired from il. aud noticed
a little fellow lying. wounded. IN the
hot smn. As he looked pltylnzly al
The boy. the youas fellow gained cour-
age TO make a request. "Neirhbo~.
Wont son ger us a drink or wate~s
I'm very thirsty "Of course. I riil."
sais the ran. and Re brought
water The lits,s fsiioa vas enct
aged by this and he asked ara
Won't Won Eet ms taken te the hsz-
pitals I'm badly pozudsd Wsil.
uow. my bcy. said the rlaa. 10 Z get
gcu taksn card Of ard vcu are well
enough 70 60 home again. are y1u corr
inE d1En here TO Esht ne aud nv folks
once more How aho1s thatt Il vas
q hard test for q wounded prisoner. hu.
TIE Dor stood ir tie loosed bis e1u.cr
fgmly in TIE ere. AMI said. That Z
w0uld nav friend II ten you. said
ths VirEfrian afssrvart. n llked his
piuck- had that bcy taken 10 shs
hospital. and " had good care"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

Lady Annabel motloned for walter Z.
assist her to the carriage. He did 80
folding his arm carefully around her te
steady her faltering steps, and yet II
was the Annabel Marston he had taught
himself to abhor and despIse. She
smiled monfnfully At his assiduous care
for her, and said, family:
60 homo with me, Walter, ana you
shall know the secret OF the mournful
story. Perchanec you may feel more
sympathy with your fathers destroyer
than you have believed possible"
Waltei took the seat beside her. and
though not another word was spoken
never removed his eyes from the wan,
deathly face that lay back YEARLY
against the cushions. Was this tho
proud, stately, admired woman before
whom nobility and genius bowed IN
homage? that Lady Annabel whose per.
foctlon and superiority shsmed even
the vriuous2 the woman who had de-
liberately deceived loving, trusting
heart. sold herself for dross, dipped her
fair hands In crime2 No wonder Wal,
ter walked as in dream when he fol-
lowed up the polished staircase to tha
luxurious, elegant room OF Lady Ann,
abel
Eleanor's pale face Just looked in y
moment, and was vanishing, when hes
mother called her.
Como in, my love; need you. Take
away my hat and cloak, and bring my
cordial without calling Claudlne"
The affoctlonate daughter complied,
gcatly removing the bonne, and strok-
Ing tondly the glossy ebony hair. Lady
Annahel rested a few moments after
drinking the cordial and then said,
calmly;
sSit down here by my side, my chill
dren, and win relate the humiliatlng
story, which my poor Eleanor has heard
before, ana scarcely yet recovered from
the shock | was brought up at my
grandtather's for my mother died at
my birth, and my father lived only two
years after her, My earliest remem-
hrances are OF the childish terror with
which regarded my fathers sister the
Hon, PAMELA Marston. and of the pas
slonate love lavished upon the only be-
Ing who cared for me, my Aunt Marcia
Wellesford my mothers eldest sister.
4 little later came an intense hatred
OF my beautiful cousin Flora, the es-
peeial pet and pride of the Marstons.
My father married against the wishes
OF his family ana from the moment he
brought his bride to his fathers house,
my mother was the object of his haugh-
Is sisters dislike and persecution.
know this no better now than realized
Il then; for the enmlty bestowed upon
tho mother was not buried in her COZ
fin, but survived to torment me.
,ro RE ooNriNuEol
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01
INTERNATIONAL PREss AssoeIATIoNa
BY M.TCALDOR

you shall ascertain for yourself,
answered Walter suddenly Il intend
cd 10 leave my fathers life for her to
read You may read Il tonight. and
then answer me II am not justified In
refusing to clasp that woman's hand.
Nay send me word before eight in the
morning, and II after learning that sor-
rowful story you bid me apologize to
Mrs nacre, | declare solemny ! viii do
II. | shall only agltate YOU by remain
Ing longer, You know my wish rospect-
ing the manuscript, which | win send
to you Immediately Lady Eleanor. Do
not grleve for such hapiess soul as
mine. God bless youl Goodnight
Walter returned to his own lodgings
dispatched messenger with the manu-
script to Collnwood House and sat
down TO write what he believed his last
message 60 Eleanor He was interrupt
cd by the vlseount
81 have Just seen naere, said he.
"llo wishes to change the hour Of meet
ing and make Il as early certainly as
seven. The rumor has got out, and he
fears police interruption, Have you
any objection
None" briefly responded Walter
keeping on with his writing
"Ah, Vermont | cannot bear 10 think
what may happen to this hand Of yours.
SO magical with the brush. For mer-
cy'a sake giyo me some little word Of
apology"
Apology pshawl Tint woman
knows what she is about. There can be
no apology; she thinks my death will
make her safe Leave me, my kind
friend, II you have no better consolation
than that"
The yisoount took his hat and left the
room without another word
Only once through tha, feverish,
restless night was Walter disturbed. A
servant came TO the door, saying a
strange man below wished to see him
Immediately Not suspeetlng it was a
messenger from Lady Annahel but
imagining Il had something to do with
the police detention. he refused to see
h u.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

\ lie went about his toilet duties with ;
sort oi stolid oalmness, wound hi,
watch With scarcely throh OF pain
when the thought that long before II.
ticking ceased his hand might he cold
in death, Then. after a hasty cup OF cot
fee he wrapped himself In his cloak
AVA wensiarth 10 theappolated rendez.
voWs with his second
Somerset Was waiting for him with a
cabrlolet When they reached the tleld
they found paere waiting there. The
moor Looked black ana areary IA the
dripping rain. without the pleasant
prosnect clear weather gave II, missing
soreN the bright glimpse Of tho
Thames, the hWge city with 81. Paul's
noble dome rising out Of the smoky belt
below, ana the white-wingcd fleet wait
ing around the wharves. like carrier
doves ready for their mission,
silently the grouad was measured.
The glluering weapons examined and
handed 10 their owners. Walter folded
his arms oyeg his with scorngul smile,
Then was raised the fatal Handkerchief
ana an awful Stiffness sasylea mo-
ment on the air, but il was broken sud
deay oy Wild scream in wom0n' 5
yoice.
All turned h alarm, A carriage came
teaeSnw talNpSh ,Ae misty cl,CdS the
e0aohman lashing reeklessly the plung-
sag horses, Scarcely a moment after
hts appearance the door was ftWrg 0een
and a woman spranx fraatically into
their mlasl What was The aStoassh-
meat of AN to see, as she tang back her
veil me sNrpass sngly beausifcl, but
ashy White ana RowrSfus esee 81 Lady
Anpahel Colliawcoa. she sprang to
Walters side
Thank God, am ne. tto late, Rasa
Ney she added. with WRatterahbs pa
taos, ~For what shadow woala yoa
peril tae lifc that is dear 20 Eloanors
I have reaa your fathers wcecal story.
sra yet / say yon wGst apologize 10 Mr,
Dsese ana leave This eisnal place
~Ape'os ior fef,,suk the hare et
ARasAsl Marssoa-neyegr eiscalass1
wahsr, ErmN.
Hush. hasA. Pari Ksrkland's soa-
II is l who ala the Ana20el MaEssoa ~
his ss0esr
@od e sAac&ereor allen AZ Waters
esste he Stoed trsnsSSed in sstentsa-
nsas. staring wildly into her face TIE
pistol arcppsd froa ats neryeaess grasp
but no wora came from his PAraiygea
teaSes
Yes said she. slowly. 1T vas ]. ard
nx Peereoaststs Is ela4rs2 seca y0av sais-
pieioaS Mr., rsaere. ne yeAAsA IS not 50
lasase As yeg believe. He hAA better
rsascas tran yoa rsissrnst, TAs mistake
arose ~ year wtges nane, We were
eesA AarAssl Marstsr. y 1laeoiasairs;
eos i vss sls1s vAe knew Paai xxx
laaa Let rae see sea e,asp s2aas
sefove 50
Walter sxssnasa Ais Aar& @eeA2as-
ealty. Mr., paere sAeek itwarmty. Fhsa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

How a Nebraska Man Dsecives tho wnp
Geese.
no Ha ooNriNusoJ

Geese,
Hunting Cow" is the name given hy
John Slevers or Ames. Neb.. 10 a uniuue
device for sportsmen. says the New
York World, The finest wild-goose
hunting in the United Ssates is found
In the meadows Of Nebraska. The fowl
are very knowing, and distinguish the
figure OF hunter long distance
whereapon they ny away. Horses
cattle and sheep are not feerad by the
geese, and they grage in the very midst
OF the iocks OF birds Inventor Sievers
has taken advantages of this by con-
structlng machine 0utwardR re-
sembling COW. The frame IS made Of
very light willow. covered with canvas.
painted reddish brown and white. An
opening near the front legs permits
the hunter 10 enter, His head fits in
a hat-like frame which supports the
head OF the cow. A hole In the fore
head permits him to see. When the
hunter walks the binds legs automat-
ically keep step with the forelegs and
the tail switches realistically. The
head can be moved BY the hunter in
any direction. When field is reached
in which a flock Of geese are feeding
the hunter inside the Cow" Stimulates
the movements Of graEing cattle until
within gunshot OF the vame. BY draw
ing y bolt the fore pat, OF the COW falls
apart and enables the hunter to use
his gun at short range, The inventor
asserts that other game than geese may
be successfully ssalked BY the
mechanical cow. The device win sell
for $50. Il is to be 50 made as to he
easily taken apart and packed for
transportation,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

LiAsls Tkey-~F Fadsr. vat ish 4 PHI
anthrOViss Oit Swiadlsbaum--A
PhilanthrOPiss. nela sohn. ish a nan
vot induces oder peoples 70 Kif away
deiF nonlsa nit charity New York
World
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

knLeksF--l trisd q eozv.nce M VIA
that 7 eoaltn't AFFORD a new seaiskin
clcak- Eocksr-And did yoa succeedf
kHieksr-No. she wanted TIE ar-n-
z,szt b-casat home to a,r.-St Lsuss
Star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

Alts NiilN't'N y 4 II =
clouds Of the past
night save out slow
drops OF rain. pat
tering dismally ON
the pavement as
Walters haggard
face looked forth
from the chamber
window, II was
well in eonsonanee
with his feelings.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

~Dees = xtri lose caste hy riding a
vAeslt~ ssks Hsxrsrs Weekly. Nss
nsSsssarils, Bat she sometimes loSes
her ee@pissiea and nes iatrsSaensly
Aer Balance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13

The school board held a regular
meeting Tuesday afternoon for rou-
tine business. The board will as
soon as possible take the necessary
steps towards beginning work on the
new public school building on the
west side, which 10 IL desired 10 have
in readiness for the next term.
Go 20 Norwood TO buy your white
organdy commencement dresses. Ill
DR.. w. II. oliver, W. w. Gamer,
aud Mrs. II. A. Barger returned from
Millican yesterday. Mr.. Gamer re-
ports his mother, Mrs. G.. V. Gamer,
who II was feared had sustained a
stroke Of partial paralysis, much inn
proved.
$500 worth of clothing 20 be
cleaned up Ia one day at Coulter's 9
The Italian Ambassador, who will
visit Bryan during his Texas trip,
leaves Washington April 10 and will
reach New Orleans April rs, and
spend several days there.
wanted-To purchase a collar Of
sleigh bells ;. W. Buchanan. 10
Prof. Louis Sch0ll OF College sta
ton has returned from the Ohio
State University where he has been
since September last.
Today
Today CoulteTs
Today Coulter's Clothing
Today Coulter's Clothing sale.
The A. aud ". College boys are
making extensive preparations for
the annual field day exercises April
2lst.
Don't wait. but 60 down today at
9 o'clock and get "A suit at half price
at Coulter's. 100
Miss Rosa Lee Green OF Hampstead
il the guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph
Gelber.
5000 worth Of Clothing 10 be sold
today at your own price AZ Coul-
ter's. 100
Joe Shepherd and John Hicks OF
Kurten were Ia town yesterday.
For the best OF everything In life
insurance see r. G.. Tabor. d-tf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13
MAYOR cHAS. DAVIS.

Hon. Chas. Davis Of FL Paso
wired Mr.. w. +. Saunders yss:eF-
day as follows regarding the FL
Paso city election:
MY majority for mayor yester-
day in closely contested election
was l0ll votes. Greatest demo-
cratic victory FL Paso ever had.
Chss. Davis, Sr. "
While in no way surprised at
the result, the host of Bryan friends
of Mr.. Davis are none the less de-
lighted with the splendid victory
he has achieved, and many con
gra,ulatory kilograms have been
sent to him. There were three
other candidates in the field.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13
MILLINERY OPENING.

The spring opening yesterday az
the millinery parlors OF Mrs. e. p.
Hobgood attracted a large number
OF the ladies Of Bryan and vicinity.
The decorations were exceedingly
artistic and beautiful, the walls
being adorned with network OF
vines and roses, which with palms.
pot plants and cut flowers, formed
an effective setting for the lovely
Of fashionable millinery. A
Mexican orchestra supplied music
and the parlOrs were crowded all
day and the sales large. Mrs Hob
good, Miss Susie Hobgood and their
several ASSISTANT had very busy
laV.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Just received another shipment OF
Rose Bud Organdies at Ice per yard.
Hydrangia Organdies DC. Rose
Bud Eolian Csc. Webb Bros. 1903
It's All a Mistake.
Clothing at Coulter's today. 100
Go to Norwood's for w. b. corsets.
III
9o'clock the doors open at Coul-
ter's. lOs
Norwood's for embroideries aud
laces. Ill
ia. Dunnica spent the past week
In Dallas.
~pinty patterns in ginghams at
NSwood's, Ill
c. w. Coviugton went TO Hearne
yesterday.
Mrs. ST Packard returned 10 Hous-
ton yesterday.
Walter wipprecht went to Hous-
ton yesterday.
l.. c. Packard Of Waco was In the
city yesterday
Look out for Buchanan's Market
delivery wagon. ITO
J.C. White of Navasota was In
the city Tuesday.
All the new styles In w. b. cor
sets at Norwood's. III
w. A. Coineld Of Rockda was In
the city yesterday.
Doors will not open until . O'Clock
AZ Coulter's today. 100
Dean HeArn arrived Tuesday night
from Columbus, Miss.
Norwood's i5c white organdy
equals the usual pc quality. Ill
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13
LADIES' PREsBYTsRIAL UNION.
Now In Session at the Presbytegian
Chureh-A Number Of Delegates
Present

Inc Ladies Presbyterial Union
convened in the Presbyterian
church in this city yesterday after
noon and the meeting continues
today. Delegates are present from
a mum bera of points. The session
began wi a meeting Of the execu-
tive committee yesterday afternoon
ut 4 o'clock.
Last night at the opera house
Rev. W. II. Shepherd, who is a
distinguished colored missionary
TO Africa, spoke on his work in
the dark continent. Rev. Shepherd
is at home on a vacation and trav-
cling under the auspices Of the
Presbyterian General Assembly,
which he represents in the foreign
field. Rev Shepherd is highly
educated and his zeal and conse-
Grafton to the work are no less
marked than his ability. He is a
native OF Virginia and was ed
ucated in Alabama. lie has spent
ten or fifteen years in Africa and
has braved many dangers, gone
where he was told his life would
be forfeited, for the cake of the
gospel; has done and is doing a
wonderful work and comes through
II all safely and with greater
strength and usefulness. He is a
forcible speaker and his remarks
we're not only interesting, but in
struc,ive in throwing much light
upon conditions in Africa past and
present, and of the work going
on and hopes for the future, all Of
which proved a strong testimonial
to the work OF foreign missions.
The program for the meeting to-
day at the Presbyterian church lie
a. follows:
PROGRAM.
Thursday, April Is, $3.50 a. m,
scripture reading.
Prayer.
hymn 63i-Psalms and hymns.
Roll call.
Reading of minutes.
Report OF Field Secretary.
Report OF Treasurer.
Report Of Secretary.
Reports OF Societies.
Hymn 325-Psalms and hymns
Paper" Foundations, Mrs. Slos- I
son OF Houston; read by Mrs. Zuber
OF Bryan.
Two O'Clock p. m.-DevOtional ex-
ercises, led by Mrs. West OF Bryan.
Paper" Necessity OF Organizing, "
read by Mrs. Il. >. Read OF Bryan.
Music
Poem by Mrs. Afileck Of BRENNAN.
Paper-"The Women OF Scripture"
read by Miss NJ =. Baylor Of Nav
asota.
DoXology.
AIS 10 8 p. m.-Reception compli- /
mentary 10 l.. i. L. by Ladies' Aid /
Society OF Bryan Presbyterian |
Church az residence of Mrs. McInnis. /
SIP. m.-Sermon by Rev. w. +. |
Junkin of Suchien, China
Friday, April 18th, $3.50 a. M
Scripture Reading.
Prayer.
Hymn us.
business.
Election of Officers.
Place Of Meeting.
Adjournment.
2p m.-Address TO Union by Rev.
w. +. Junkin.
Among the delegates to the
meeting are Mrs. w. 5. Red, pres
ident OF the Union, and Mrs. Ken
nard Of Hampstead; Mrs. W. W. !
Kellogg of Houston, secretary OF
the Union; Miss Edith Smith,
field secretary of the Union; Mrs.
Carrie Smith, chairman of program
Miss Lena Smith, Miss
Nellie Elliott, Mrs. McFarland d,
Miss Kate Woodward and Mi 50
Pearl Baylor Of Navasota; Mrs. X.
NJ Hall Of Houston; Mrs. Hardie
Of Galveston.
Visiting preachers are Rev. r.
NJ. Hall of Galveston; Rev. w. +.
missionary to China; Rev.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13

Miss Smytha Wallace returned to
franklin yesterday.
Jim Flanagan Is at home after
trip over the state.
l.. NJ. Haltom Of Benchley was in
the city Yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Armstrong is visiting
az WheelOck.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13

Mrs G.. f.. Drake and baby left
yesterday 20 visit Ia Houston.
Hammett Hardy returned from
Mart and Marlin yesterday.
w. j Tidwell left yesterday for
Beaumont 20 visit relatives.
r. NJ. Gordon visited Navasota
yesterday afternoon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13

arranging and marking the stock,
and will not open until 8 o'clock
Coulter's Clothing Sale. lU5
Mrs. T. II. Bate aud Mrs. Rober
Webb will give a tea at the residence
OF Mrs. Webb this afternoon from
10 o. Benefit OF the Ladies' Aid 30
ciety Of the Baptist church. iOs
The ladies OF the Home Mission
Society OF the Methodist church VIII
give a tea at the residence Of Mrs. j.
II. Mawhinney Friday afternoon
from 1870 10 6:SO. ITO
The Brazos Presbytery will con.
vene at Caldwell April II, and Will
elect commissioners TO the general
assembly at Fort Worth, converting
May IL.
The ladies Of st. Andrews Guild
will give n Lenten tea at the res
idence OF Mrs. w. s. Wilson, Friday
afternoon from 4 n q. llO
Mrs. Lizzie Kilgore, nee Miss Liz
zie Whesless Of Kurten, left yester-
day for Coolidge, near Mexia, where
she will reside.
si2.50 mems suits s1T
50 90 mems pants si.9O
$50 mems suits eiU
Coulters today. 1903
First class board aud rooms one
block from Main street and two
blocks from depots. Apply 10 Mrs.
a. *. Carr Sr. 100
Mrs. w. h. Baker and &. l.. Baker
were called TO Palestine yesterday
on account Of the illness of Mrs.
Herschsl Baker.
Clothing will be down stairs to-
day-no trouble 10 show. Call by
and save 50 on your SUIT. w. }.
Coulter. 100
The Allen Academy third team
defeated the high school third team
yesterday afternoon by a score OF ~
too.
Boys washable pants lie
Boys $3.50 suit $50
Mems 81 90 pants si4i at Coulter s
today. lO5
The fence for the athletic field at
College il nearly completed, and
work on the grounds has begun.
The clothing offered today at
Coulter's Is the best brands made IN
the L s., and at half price. lOs
;. IA. Franklin shipped a car Of
hogs and car Of cattle 10 Houston
last night.
Chas. Carr has returned from a
business trip through Arkansas and
Louisiana.
Mrs. J.W. Doremus is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ed Hoffman Of
Brenham.
Mrs. VIII Winter returned yester-
day from n visit In Houston and
Richmond.
Wait until . o'clock today aud
save s5 on your summer suit at
Coulter's. 100
Mrs. Brown Of Austin is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. \. LomaN, at
College.
Mrs T. II. Muldrow OF Navasota
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. {.
Gibson.
Misses Pearl Candy and Pearl Gal
latin were visitors 20 the city yes
terday.
Joe Hall OF Hearne was here last
night to attend the Elks meeting.
Attorney J Is. Brockman OF Hous-
ton was In the city yesterday
j. Il. Majors was visitor from
the Brazos bottom yesterday.
For Rent-Two nice rooms az my
residence. &, a. Harris. 100
John A Howell was visitor from
san Marcos yesterday.
For Sale Cheap-Hammond Type
writer. Howell Bros. III
w. NJ Foster Of Waco was in the
city yesterday.
c. G. McRea of Grant was in the
city yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-13
NOTIcEl

IL will be no trouble to show you
a suit today. All clothing will be
down stairs. and marked in plain
figures. W. J. Coulter. 100
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-09-30
THREE JURORS CURED

OF Cholera Molbus with One Small Bot
tie of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Mr.. G. w. Fowler OF Hightower, Ala,
relates an experience he had while sery-
ing on petit Jury in a murder case at
Edwndsville, county seat OF Clebourne
County, Ala. He says: While there I
ate some fresh meat and it gave me
Cholera Morbus in very severe form.
I was never moro sick in my life and
sent to the drug store for a certain
cholera mixture, but the druggist sent
me a bottle OF Chamberiain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy instead,
saying that hs had what l sent for, but
that this medicine was so much better
he would rather send it to me III the fix
/ was in. took one dose OF it aud was
better in five minutes. The second dose
cured me entirely. Two fellow Jurors
we're afflicted in the same manner and
one twenty-five cent bottle cured the
three OF u.s." For sale by Jos. s..
Claverie. druggist.