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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
a j. Marshall.
fspeclal to The Times Is ispa tchs i NJ

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, IA. Ju y q q, - s.
The remains Of NJ q. y; Marshal who
stanton. were brought here and taken Il
to Ills old home In Spotsylvania county
for interment.8 He Ia survived by three
sons and four daugh ters. ssss
John Fra zier. 81
Special to The Times -Dispatch.l I a NJ
q ROANOKE, VA July ~. Mr.. John
Years He was a native i've 81 e eaimpb ss1 {
county and served throughout the war N
In the Confederate Army He lsS survived u
by i've children-three sons md Ss Two
daughters MA ssS55 Isl IISSSsI
Mrs. Louise Sutton.
SIS Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
su sITFo aEsd 5qy ad oss
night less than an hour before the birth
Of a grnndcllild In the same household.
the residence OF Mr. and & M rs. II ulbertaS
+, sutton, Two sons ana three daugl,- 4
tiers survive her. Az VII,
R. g. Huyler. B5sI
DANViELE. VA, july a.MR. G.SI
Huyler q well-knowH farmer Of Bachel-8
srs Hall. this county died to-day
years, OF Bright's disease. "
John "A. Pope.
cff fpfsiao5 II In a. july
John,A Pope farier fthis
home, three miles from Huntersville.sAt II
tho age Of seventy-eIght. Mr., Pope wa
born In Cabarrus county. but had nearly
all his life lived near fHnnterspllle, where
he ow %os Tpf 'ss n
munlty.i 10 was the Inventor or the rope
Cotton Planter, which was n H., sl Hna 4, gem
eral use shortly after the Clyll WAR; var
y DEATHS. VI
JHN lNis.---D Died, July 9th at e.. Nj.
after nm Illness OF SIX months: JpSEFlt 4
r., JENNINGS, formerly OF Richmond ,sa
now OF altimore. "a
Fundral notice later, VI g
KIRK,--Died. Tuesday, July 2ith. g
M, at tho residence OF his gran M.
father Mr.. Henry g: Fartsmann III W, w
s Wes q M James s' Hernrd and Minnie KRIS
apea ten months md three weeks,
Tile funeral will tako place y irn bar 1 nv
residence Of tho I Shld, XII, Gfah u r.. NJ.
Friends OF the FAMILY invited ~ y " -
Interment private Az 3ss
KIRK.--pied, July e 1906, JAMES II \. In
iant son Of James and tiS II
i = PM N. TO q. DAY. (Wednesdayl
pied, July ~ 1893, az a VA q w M
CARY Ca US street. MAMIE a.. !. PeN y z.3
Funeral notice later. mterment sat
Rlandford Cemetery. Ms,
YARBRouGH.- Entered into rest early
Inesday morning. July 81, 1905, MARN
NORMAN YARBR0UGH, wife OF
funeral at 1850 O'Clock WEpNEspAX
AFTERNOON, Monumental Church # ssg
a. "a. 6 T9H e -.
,.o ]. a. >,lhs Kind YQu Have ASaIs Bought VI
''s, !, lA,17zzza
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I Kappa Sigma Meet s:t
~ INV A uuOciatod prags.1

5s8 TTANOOGA.s TEN Nj. July 24.---'rhe
biennial conclave OF the Kappa Sigma
Fraternity was opened with n smoker
and luncheon this evening at lookout Inn.
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Fruit Packing Houses Burned.

(By Associated Press.l
n SUISSulJ, CAL. July 24.--Fire to-day
destroyed several frllit packing houses
and other buildings covering four blocks;
loss, so00, 900. .i 555st @
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con ycntion n by u Or. Samuel U +. u Lewis and
adopted, thanking tho President and Congress
for tho care and preservation OF ne Krave e.,
the Northern States gIsgi$$35 q
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The Baltimore Medical College.

ID Liborai teaching facilities 1 modern college
buildings lecture hall and Rmpit ca tres Large
and compet eyg equipped slaborat cries apaclous
hospitals and dispensary Send for cata logue.g
Address DAVID STREtSTT, q NJ. f8 D. 81. Dean,
t55li5 712 Park Ave. Bn lttmore. Adi5s8&
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IL
HI CHATHAM. ~ -Four hundred and forty three
fines aggregati ting t3.03i.t1, have been cDlleeIed
by County Clerk 8. y. Hurt dutngst the period
commencing With February Ut, 1901, TO Jply
2ad; 1896 S {i}3 { 4.
I,OAEOK E.--Frank. the twclv year old 4, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs II. &. spichard, OF Blue Rilge
SpringB. had his skull fractured yesterday 81.
terno0n by tho kick o. Horse lie ,,t wns
Very we'll "a - sl8 y Il 85 al y 4. 9
KEYSvtLLr.-- The recent heavy rains have
done much damage 10 the $grbwns Crops ana
Iihtcrfcred with the thrnshlng OF wheat. me l9
tobacco crop has boon seriously IN cd. atlI
also corn on fiat lnnds. # S3; "a ,G S
sTAuNToE nose Hensely.s eighteen zeal, :
old, charged with infanticide. was given ~ ono
year In the penitcnt lary4on trial IN the C'1 CT
Cult Court o.day. Ell III ~ AZ X. 55i III
Il SUFFOLK Near the edge u OF the Dismal
Swamp to-day Andrew tDnard shot a large
black bsar which /. had n been freed by III g.
dogs tic rcpulscd the faint alta OK, using them
buddy and then climbed over wire fei'co
and escaped. # t5
Il CHATHAM Mary a. Madison. admlnistra.
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Eastern College

:, 83 I. I II y. . .5 For & Young Men ~ and
Eastern College Young Women, strong
Faculty q American and European Specialists.
4 ceredt ed college University Of Virginia. Coz
ieee 4 Elective, SPrepa rnt tory. Businesa n uslc
Art Drawing Eocution. Degrees. Near. Wa1A : y.
pgtpn ~ G. No hn zls S, s. udents rom n! y
states Expenses for year. $50 special ,rAt,s
TO- .Tirginians j. S. CRU r. ~ n. Pres.
Front Royal, Va. w ". 81
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FLEETWOOD TO ENTERTAIN
Spanish War Veterans Will Be
Guests Of Amusement Company.

The r-tzhugh Leo Camp, United Spanish War
Veterans have been invited by the manage
en Of ldewood to ylstt that plaSeS q 4ban ;
be shown a1lS through tho resort, and Will Sbo
accorded all Its privileges during the evening,
3 The camp will assemble al ./hepherd's, NO:
O clock and thence they Will procesd 70 de
wood. aa
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The Gleb School, |: /, I J, u

N y 41o West Grace Street.
N JUNlUs e. 8LE Io I, 4 Head Master.
& The fifth torn will begin Wednesday,
September 10, 1905. Prepares boys fu
colleges and universities. Primary do:
ipnrtment for small boys IA
Terms 500 per year; one-half payable
on entrance and one-hnlt payable Feb
ruary ist ensuing. ff'5 sgs
4 Address zoe West Main Street
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II cHATI1Aaf.-- u I. d. I1odnett. Of Dan Rlys:
District, fwns laat week before Justlce w. y.
Galloway Tor, selling whlskey without u llcenbo.
fIodncst wa fined so and costs. and Esentcnced
to tho county jail Tor thirty days, which SEE.
tcnco he Ii now serving. ~ x t$ fis lFs ~
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College Of Physicians and 4 4
SURGEONS,

TET-97s35 OF 5EAIT1MOltE.I# AFYLANIJ.4 ~ 5g9I@.
s5th Annual Session begins October LIST.
New building: modern equip lnent: unsurpass-E
cd laboratories ) rye and independent Lying-ln
Asylum for practical Obstetrics ; department tor
prevention OF hydrophobia and many hospitals
for clinical work present to the medical student
every advantage For catalogue and otherl 10 IN
- CfiARLHs ~. BEYAN. NJ D.. DEAN,
Cor Calvert and sarntoEa Sts.# Baltimore. Mo.
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Thaddeus M. Woody.
Mrs. S, A.. Calvert,

Especial TO Tie Times Dlspatch.I
a. Calvert formerly Of this city. died
If. Nnshington, Mrs, Calvert was the
widow of tho late James r. Calvert and
d sisfer of Mrs. ". irving Smith. OF Pc
tersburg. She was sixty-seyen years old,
and leaves three daughters ana three
sons. all OF whom live IN washington
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Glouc ester Academy

Near Gloucester e |. 4 \. y III
u thorough preparation for Colleges and 4
tho University and fori d business life.g
Special attention to backward y boys, III and
the most careful individual supe tsiorl..
5th. Correspondence solicit ed. s8 For cir-G
culars apply to ~ oH N TAB q Grad " Univ.
OF Va.) Principal .sSS3 !, Gloucester IL Vas
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CLIFTON $FORG z, --NowBs has Just reached
here from Eaglc Rock OF the accidental ling
OF the FOUR year -old daughter Of Newton Siafk
which occurred near that place last saturday.
Tlie little girl and her seycn- ycar-old brother
had been left at home alone and while play
Ing wilma gun. thought ID DO empty, tho boy
pointed 1T ut his sister and pulled the trigger.
killing the girl Instantly The tragedy was not
known until tho return Of the mother, Itia HI
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Mems of a Day IN Virginia Toppns

tor III james n. Madison, Of charlottesville
las lna tutcd sult against The so,itcrn tail;
OF Plttsyivana county Madison 3; met my
death5in q wreck on tho soulhcrn Railway near
ttiils place in Junc. lie was nearly seventy
years old and would have been put on tho
retired Hat In q few days. ssSS l3 $
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John Frazier.

Special to The Times Dispatch Il 4 ss
Z ROANOKE, VA, July 24.--Mr. John
Frazier died this morning. aged !, ninety
years He was n native OF Campbell
county and served throughout the war
In the Confederate Army E He Isl survived
by i've chtldren-three sons and two
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Especial to Thee Times Dispatch) n
y FREDERICKSBURG, VA. July Il "a ---3
The remains OF Mr.. "A. L. Marsha II 4 who
died at a the Western State Hospital.
stanton. were brought here and taken
to Ills old home In Spotsylvania county
for internTent. He Ia survived by three
sons and four d1ugh ters II ~
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opal High School,

ear Alexand rla
I..5 NJ. BLACIxFoRD.. r,.ss r clpal.
For Boys. Catalog que on ao p lea Y \ lions,
& Year opens September 20. 1000.
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Mrs. Louise Sutton

9-'. tSpucTHI % a. ZIG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8 SUFFOLK, VA.. July a.. M RS. II Louise
night less than an hour before the birth
of a grnndclld In the same household.
the residence OF MIR. and Mrs Hubert
r, Sutton. Two sons and three #dnugll-s
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& RoANOKE.-Thc excitement over tho re-
portR in regard to the rumored sale Of the
Tidcwatcr Railway has subsidized. Reports FROM
tho Southwest sect lon arc 10 tho effect that
several contractors ,hayo received Instructions
to IRISH work, and work has been resumed at
euypend opera tons . sti3
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J r. K. Huyyler..

pG {SSsS!f' t. Ths r% gsiy Dls sM
Huyler.a well-knowH farmer Of Bachel-g
er's Hall. this county, died to-day In
the General Hospital, aged V thirty-seven3
years, OF Brights disease. s NJ
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5yARaRoIyGH.- Entered into rest early
T,,esday morning. July 81, 1908, NJ ARM
y NORMAN YARBRoUGH, wife OF Az
Rufus Marlborough, 4. J. I. !, I, I, i,
Funeral at 1850 o'clock WEDNESDAY,
AFTERNOON, Monumental cAprah,
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POND. pied July "a. 1906. at 3,3S +; M
at the residence Of her so b., ,tsIy WssE
y Cary Street, MAMIE A. l .,ssn,sn l. Il
Funeral notice later. lnterMent snts
Blandford Cemetery. a3s
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friendship between them which I3st- ed uatil $ natgr Hoars death. In other =waris Senator Hoar and other senators from northern states had the fact driven into their fanatical skulls bV the sledge hammer blows of south crn senators like Tillman, Camack and Joe Bailey, that the grave ques- ti5ns confronting the south, paIticul- arly the race question, were not mere ly unreasonable local prejudices, but were really issues of vital importance to her people, involving not only their peace and happiness, but the preservation and rerpetuity Of c1vlllz- cd institutions. There is nothing to be gained in commercial or pollelcal life by supplication or conciliation. There is nothing gained by turning the other cheek. When Senator Till man made a plain, blunt, defiant statement of a dynamic truth; a fore lUlc, NISOIOuS ucCldIdL Ol IAS N1tdA principle of white supremacy, upon which was built the great superstruc- ture of the American republic, he fore ed the attention and compelled the respect of the Republican leaders. The south has been on probation for forty years. It is time for her public men and newspapers not to humbly beg as favors that their rights be rec ognized, but stand up like men and demand their rights. Senator Tillman scored our strenuous president in un- measured terms, and has won the re- spect of the president by his honesty, candor and fearlessness. God hates a coward" and United States senators have little respect for a man who will not stand up for his rights. We need more Tillmans, Joe Baileys and Car macks.
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LUNCH COUNTER AT THE MINT
 HAS CLOSED FOR REPAIRS

The lunch counter at the popular Mint" has been closed temporarily for repairs, and will reopen about September 13. It will be thoroughly remodelled and improved, and every thing will be done to make it a first class place in every respect MT. Wells will bring here two white chefs from the east, to take charge of the restaurant as soon as ready to reopen.
 John E. Wells. the well known pro- nrietor of the place, will leave soon for 8 six or seven weeks vacation trip, and during his absence the Mint will be in charge of John D. Harrison. who was formerly connected with him.
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tIr. Bartlett had alluded. After stat ing that he nal been put ill false position by the Interpretation put up on the secch by MT. Bartlett, Mir Grosyenor was about to continue the discussion when Mir. Bartlett rose to interrupt.
 T did not interrupt you, said MT. Grosven0r, and l am not going to say anything further about you, which caused . burst of laughter from the Republican side.
 Mir. Dearmond of Missouri called the rule gag rule," and said now was the time vote on amendments as to sleeping car companies and passes for railroad employees,
 The rule was adopted--yeas 1S4, nays 99, and Messrs, Hepburn of Iowa. Sherman of New York and Richardson Of Alabama were appoint ed confereees.
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FOR RENT
By N. T. Roberts and Son, Abstract
 era and Real Estate Aqents.

By N. T. Roberts and Son, Abstract.
 CTS and Real Estate Agents.
 5-room cottage between Seventh an dEighth, on Cedar street; just completed, electric lights and screen ed; $15.
 Large Broom store building, 623 East Second street, fine location; $15.
 S-room, two-story dwelling, 120s West Sixth street, on car line and paved street, city water, with or with out bath, s20.
 broom cottage, 1211 West Sixth street, on car line and paved street and in best resident portion of town city water, servants house, and with Or without bath: ST.
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James Creelman has in the current number of PearSon's Magazine, very interesting character sketch of Sen ator Benjamin Ryan Tillman of South Carolina. Mr. Creelman, in his own graphic style, shows how the senator having overthrown the hereditay rul- ing oligarchy in his native state, was elected first governor, and then Unit ed States senator. When he entered that august body of staid statesmen, he came like cyclone, and he smashed it's ancient traditions With as little compunction as Carrie Ma ton would smash a Kansas saloon With his lip curled in mocking, snari- ing sheer he scoffed at the dignity of the senate and gave senatorial cour tesy' such shock that the dlgnl1ed old members like Senator Hoar, loath- ed his very presence. He was utter ly impartial in his denunciation of what he conceived to be wrong, spar ing neither Republicans nor Demo crats who provoked his criticism ellh' CT hv violation or evasions of what he believed to be right He denounced President Cleveland as "a self-idolat- rous. bullnecked despot. But the senate soon began to learn that the new member from South Carolina WAS no ordinary man, and that the mantle of Calhoun, Butler and Hampton had fallen upon no unworthy shoulders. He was found to be absolutely honest, a man of great intellectual force, inn movable and unc mproising i1 his convictions, and utterly fearless. He rave his political opponents no time to attack him; he kept them too busy defending themselves. It was his reck- less truth telling that finally startled Senator f1nar into revision of his
 first judgment of the South Carolinian, and the time came when the Mass3- ch11setts senator acknowledged him te be one of the most useful men Tn American public life, a man Of brains and purpose without whom the senate would be incomnlete It came about in this way: The senate was in ex- ecutive session and the appointment of a negro to federal office was under discussion. Senator Tillman was on his feet, his face livid, his clinched hands swung above his head. T tell you" he cried. 'that you can keep mp this kind of thing till you compel the people of the so.lth to get shot guns and kill every man you appoint" 'evhat?" exclaimed Senator Hoar, rising. "The senator rom South Carolina would not admit that in open session ?" "Oron the fcors rioht now and see whnther I will admit t or not" shouted Senator Til1man.
 "Your nredncnssors never acknowf- edeed it" suooestna the asioniSAod Massachusetts senator "Navhe not" renIias. tho Sonfh Carolinian. "hut If they di7r't fhov conco91ed the faG>s. We don't intor7 tO submit to negro doninatior and all the yankees from Cane Cos to he11 can't make us sup- init to if There was something iyi that incident which aroused Senatos Hoar's interest in Senator Tillman ,rS fr,y, that lime m there grew uu
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
(Fro1n the Chicago News.)

(From the Chicago News)
 4 rolling stone gathers no moss neither does it bemoan the loss.
 Riches have wings, they say. but poverty isn't built that way.
 Let dogs delight to bark and bite, but let not mer-it isn't right
 4 hit in time may save the nine, and kick unkicked may save fine. penny saved is penny earned, but ill 8 fools pocket 'tis a pocket burned.
 After dinner sit awhile, after sup per walk mile, and if another set tlcs-smile.
 4 drowning man at a straw will clutch, and mans that thirsty will do as much.
 He who fights and runs away may
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SEWER DISTRICT NO.
 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT

The tax books for the collection of tie special assessment upon the real property in sewer district No. , in the city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, have been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in the district gre required to pay their assessments IL me within thirty days from this date. If such payment is not made action will be commenced 2t the end ci that time for the collection of sEch assessment and for legal penal tles and costs.
 Given under my hand this 9th da3 of June. 1906
 J. r. ALEXANDER,
 City Treasurer and Collector Office, corner Fourth avenue and Pine street.
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"GAG" RULE
Dem ocrats Oppose 1t, but Republicans
 Vote for 1t.

Washington, June 15.-Mr. Dalzell ] of Pennsylvania yesterday presented te the house {; rule from the commit tee on rules taking the railroad rate bill from the speakers table and sending it to conference as requested by the senate. Mr. Williams of Mississippi desired to offer an amend ment, but Mir Dalzell refused permis- sion.
 Mr. palzell then moved the pre- yious question, whereupon Mir, Will Hams demanded the yeas and nays and the roll was called By 3 vote of 1s6 to 92 thn previous question WAS ordered.
 Mir. Dalzell in addressing the house explained the parliamentary status of the rate bill. stating that on the uest of the house & conference be- tween the two houses had been agreed to. The rule provides to grant the request of the senate for fur ther conference. MT. Williams Of Mississippi said that the house was pretty familiar with rules by this time. If they wanted to be gag all they had to do was to vote for the bill. He said the gentleman from Pennsylvania (Mr. Dalse!D had prom ised the house that it would have chance to vote on the amendments and now brings ia a rule prohibiting an honest expression. Mir. Williams then read the amendment he pro posed to the rule as reported by MT. Dal2ell from the committee on rules. as follows:
 Provided, however. that tke house eonferees are instructed to concur in the senate amendment declaring sleeping car companies to be common carriers and are further instructed to insist on such exemption from the provision forbidding free passes of of- fefials and employees of the railroads and their immediate fami ies.''
 Mir. Bartlett of Georgia opposed the adoption of the rule because he said the house should have the right vote on the senate amendments. He quoted Mir. Grosvenor on May 25 when the bill was by rulo first sent to tue conference, as saying:
 "l ask the house to haar what say on the measure. When the con ference report comes back there will bo chance to vote on every amend nent the house desires to vote upon, and then we will debate and for once in my fife think l occupy q po- sition where I can enforce the sugges- , ton have made"
 ParHnhraeins what wes said hy Joshua. Mir Prince of 1'liNois r0coiv- e' round Of applause when he stat ad his position,
 "Chocse ve this dnv whom you will eorvo; tfa e'oo.'rr oor cnn2nanies CT tha n9or1o. aF far m and my h0Dec. wo will sarvn tho cN~'''o" :" NJ. Rioheraeon Of =o',Nna was pro ncurfcod aoa'nst tho r~1n
 Thora was eri~i4cd oo''ocrv he tween Mr. Grosvenor of Ohio and MT Bartlett of Georgia over the speech Of the gentleman from Ohio. to which
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QUAKER REFLECTIONS.

(From the Philadelphia Record.)
 The wise saws cut no ice with some people.
 Life would be very monotonous if there was nothing to denounce.
 Success is politics depends largely on an ability to dodge an issue.
 Nearly every man feels that nature intended him for a better job than he got.
 Reform is hard to accomplish be- cause every reformer calls for a diff ferent brand.
 Nell--Her French pronunciation is fearful and wonderful. Belle-Yes, at the breakfast table this morning she looked soulfully at her poached egg and murmured, Isn't it chick!'
 'I'onmy-Pop, what is the differ once between . bachelor girl and an old maid? Tommy's Pop-The only difference, my son, is whether we are talking about her behind her back or to her face.
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Itching, torturing skin eruptions, disfgure, annoy, drive one wild. Deans Ointment brings quick relief and lasting cures Fifty cents at any drug store.
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Brooks Chill Tonic best by test.
 Every dose of Brooks Blackberry Cordial is worth dollars in fux, collie and diarrhoea.
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i've to fight another day-or draw a pension, so they say.
 Early to bed and early to rise to most city people would be surprise yet many are healthy, wealthy and wise.
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f,yis Nixon,s team besst I.,l Fer win. but Manager Barnes savs he an' his entire team can't beat =.t.lthei3pGr in a game of ball.
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Brooks l4Irtie IiYer-Root Pills get at the root Of the trouble and root it out Do not gripe constipate, but bring bile freely,
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NJ. Bursman was scattering sun shine in cur town today. We would appreciate a little rain more.
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Gene Ford and Guy Davis each have one blue shit. Each has the world skinned in singing in church.