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s1oo REWARD, $1oo.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages. and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional dis ease requires a constitutional treat ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys- tenn, thereby destroying the founda- t'on of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing it's work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
 Address
 FL. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo, o.
 Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti. patton. ', as
 ,.H2 AI
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One Woman's Advice.

'If a wife would keep her husband her lover, let him miss her now and then,' is the advice of worldly wise woman "Men get tired of their wives just from seeing them round so much. the same face at breakfast 365 times year, the same face at dinner year in and year out. Neither realizes what the trouble Is, and the wife, as often as not, thinks it is her fault and prods herself into greater conscientiousness. greater fidelity. Stuff and nonsense! Let her pack her grip and go off for holiday. Give him the jolt of finding that he must eat his dinner alone once in awhile. The indifferent attitude toward the wife-the taking her for granted-it is this which. unguessed
 unseen, lies at the bottom of much of the domestic friction of the day. In nine cases out of ten the woman is it's victim: but on the other hand it is generally her fault to begin with. These self effacing, meek. ultra consci- entious little wives - oh, how much they have to answer for!"-EXchangc
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CheaD COurt1nE.


 There lived in the town of Epping, N. H.. an old man who was noted for his ppnuriousness. One winter the schoolteacher boarded at his house, and she had beau who came once a week to spend the evening with her. This, of course, necessitated heating and lighting the paror.
 Nothing was said about this item of expense at the end of the term when the teacher paid her board bill but the next day, happening to meet the young man on the street, the old man accost- ed him and, after a few preliminaries about the weather, remarked: You know we've been to some little extra expense this winter running that fire in the parlor for you and teacher. l didn't say anything to her, but 1 thought perhaps you'd be willing to make it right.
 "Why, yes" replied the young man, T am willing to pay anything reason able, of course. How much do you think you ought to have?'
 "Waal" drawlcd out Mr. B., II guess bout 10 cents will do..-Boston Her. ald.
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the most exclusive women in New York. Here society sews and turns out hundreds and hundreds of garments for the poor in the hospitals and oa Blackwells and Wards islands. The sewing class works only during Lent. The poor need clothes all through the year. Ill order that her. work shall not flag, shall adequately fill the end for which it was started she employs nuns in the poorer con vents to sew constantly and supply the incessant demands.
 Miss Leary is constantly aiming to improve the condition of the needy in the hospitals and in the poorer quarters ct the city
 Her charities are practical. The poor are naked; she clothes them. They are sick; she tends them. They are de pressed; she cheers them. They are dy ing; she ministers to them. Those who are needy and who can and are will ing to work she pays to work for their needier brethren She stimulates them to be self supporting She trains them to this end She raises them. She nev CT pauperZes them.-New York Her aid.
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The Wife's Name.

The assumption by the wife of the husbands name is. in this country at least, merely social custom, custom of such universality, however, that few would care to disregard it, It is ill no way required by law. A woman after marriage has right to retain her maid en name if she desires so to do, al though she seldom or never does. Ill fact a person may go by any name he or she chooses, provided new name is not assumed for the purpose of de. frauding some one else.-St. Louis Re public
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Prize Cleaning Recipe.

The English Society of Arts offered a prize for the best process of cleans ing silk. woolens and cotton fabrics one that would not change theT color or iniure them in any way. The win ming recipe was as follows: Crate two good sized potatoes into pint of clear clean. soft water. Strain through a coarse sieve into gallon of water and let the liquid settle. Pour tue starehE fluid from the sediment, and il is ready for use. Rub the articles gently ill the liGuid, rinse thoroughly ill clear water, dry and press.
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The Wedding Ring of Today.

The wedding ring of today is shal- lower circlet than it's predecessor of a decade or two ago and allows for the wearing of other rings on the same finger with more artistic results than formerly. Some matrons who acquired their third finger circlets under the old regime are having them cut in half, wearing enc of the sections themselves and presenting the other to their hus- bands. A jeweler of Manhattan has had several orders for this wedding ring operation this season.
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Homemade Oilcioth.

A good floor covering may be made from an old brussels carpet. Nall II loosely wrong side up to an attic hoor and paint with a thick coat of linseed oil and burnt umber. Let it dry thor oughly and then cover with a coat of good varnish. When it has stood for a week or more it can be scrubbed anu washed like any oilcloth. Tack it close ly where it is to be used, for it need not be taken up i'll many years. KS the paint and varnish wear off renew them and thus it will last four times as long as common oilcloth.
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Measles ard Scarletin

An easy way of distinguishing scar letina from measles is to draw the back of finger nail pretty firmly across the eruption. If scarletina, I white line will result, and this will re- main for one or two minutes. No white line will appear if the test be made in case of measles It is very necessary to distinguish between these two disor- ders. A mild case of measles may be treated by domestic means A case of doctor.
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Wall Decoration.

In decorating the walls of a room the first point to be considered is whether they are to form q background for its contents or to be in themselves it's chief decoration. In many eases the disappointing effects of wall dee oration are due to the fact that this important distinction has been over looked. In rooms that are to be hun with prints or pictures the paneling or other treatment of the walls should b carefully designed with view to tn, size and number of the pictures. Pic lures should never be hung against | background of pattern. Nothing 1. more distressing than the sight of large oil painting in ponderous frame seemingly suspended from spray wild roses or any of the other natural istic vegetation of the modern wall paper. The overlaying of pattern l.; always q mistake. T. produces d coz. fusion of line in which the finest for.llS lose their individuality and sguif canoe. - From ''ihc Decoration C. Houses" by Edith Wharton and O., den Goldman. IT.
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a living. willing daughter for pupil. IS the best cooking school on earth. mat ''the most excellent thing in woman - a low voice-can be acquired only oy home practice. That true beauty or the face Is possible only where there IS beauty of soul manifested in a beautl- full character. That the girl everybody likes is not affected and never Whines' but Is just her sincere, earnest, helpful self. says the Manchester Union. Ana, finally, that one of the most beautlfui things on earth Is pure. modest, true' young cirl-one who Is her father pride, her mothers comfort, her ofoth- CTS inspiration and her sisters ldeal- which we should try to be-
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LETTING OF PAVING CONTRACT

LETTING OF PAVING CONTRACT. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the office of White and Altheimer until the 20th day of March, 1906 for the furnishing of the material and doing all the work for the grading and paving of Barra- que street in the city of Pine Bluff, Ark. from Chestnut street 10 Mulber- ry street, being ten blocks, and also half block on Chestnut street be- tween Barraaue and Second avenue. Specifications for the work to be done and material to be furnished is now on file at the office of White and AL theimer, attorneys, subject to the in spection of any person who desires to examine the same
 The contract for the doing of said work will be let to the lowest re- sponsible bidder OF or after the 20th day of March, 1906. All bidders will be required to accompany their bid with a good and sufficient bond pay able to the commissioners of paving district No. IS in the city of Pine Bluff in the sum of $50o0 for the faith. ful completion of said work. and q certified check payable to the under, signed as commissioners in the sum of $500 must accompany each bid.
 R. C. THOMPSON.
 HENRY MARK,
 J. M. SIMPSON,
 Commissioners
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CRESCENT HOTEL Eureka Springs. Ark, Open for the Season February IS, 1906.

Many repairs and improvements have been made, the service will be better than ever. and the charges moderate.
 Here spring is thoroughly delight. full season, with clear, blue skies and the crisp air of the mountains temper ed by warm sunshine. If you wish to avo'd the snow and slush at home tlhs spring, go to Eureka Springs Booklets describing the hotel and the resort sent free on request.
 A. HILTON, Gen1 Pass. Agt, Frisco System,
 St. Louis, Mo.
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Let the Baby Handle Things

It is the business of the baby to be- come acquainted with everything in the world, and the baby that does not want to grab and handle everything it sees is not normal. The wise mother lets the child feel and handle whenever it is possible the objects in room until it is perfectly satisfied, and then clev- erly removes them if it Is possible to break or damage them.
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The Gloves.

A woman who is careful of her hands must be careful of her gloves. for this is most important. If they are tight, they ruin the shape of the hand; if they are badly cut, they give common aspect to the whole appearance, and such gloves are the dearest in the end.
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The Double Chin.

There is no astringent that will re- duce double chin, but hard massage will accomplish it. The strokes should be from the point of the chin toward the ears and from the chin along the under jaw. The movement must be hard enough to wear down the flesh and should be done nightly for ten min utes.
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Making Iii Easy For Him.

q must warn you, Bridget" said Mrs. Nuritch ito see that the peas are thoroughly mashed"
 "Mashed. is it? remarked the new cook in surprise.
 "Yes: Mr. Nuritch Is so high strung, you know, they make him nervous when they roll off his knife. .'-Ex- change.
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The Criminal Failure
 Of the Capitalist Class

N T is time to take THE STUPENDOUS REVOLUTION now
 upon into consideration. The greatest
 against the capitalist class msmanageent of society ITS FAILURE IS HORRIBLE Its management is IN SANE 1DIOTIC AND CRIMINAL The primitive man did have live in such squaor the workingmen
 In the United States there TEN MILLION PEOPLE WHO CONSTANTLY LIVE IN POVERTY By poverty mean that condition in which the standard of life tained This CHRONIC STARVATION means the intel physical DETERIORATION large percentage population.
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Benzoinated Face Tonic.

A benzoinated face tonic is a delight full addition to the bathroom. It is quite easy to make Take big bowl of warm water and put twelve drops of benzon in it. If your face Is rough add pinch of borax and bathe the face daily in it.
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0&RR3@E%NZ3SES2 SES2S1cSgSI077cES-zl M sS5YS WOMAN $ 7 @lT)<3 WORLD {. R1g AY4eaF FzgZH y
MISS ANNE UEARY.
New York Woman Who Is Eamou=
 For Fer Cbarit;es

For Fer Charities.
 Miss Anne I.eury of New York Is .' wealthy woman of whom it may b@ said that her life work is charity and philanthropy.
 So great and so far reaching has been the charitable work of Miss Leary that Pope Leo MIL in recognition of il created her comtesse of the papal states, and the proudest title she owns today is that of "Comtcsse Anne Leary," bestowed upon her by thg pope for her charitable work among the poor.
 For many years Miss Leary's Lenten sewing class has been q social charity entrance to which is largely sought by
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The tops of wardrobes and cupboards that do not reach to the ceiling sbon,d have papers laid over them, not only to keep dust from sitting down, but to tighten the monthly house cleaning
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Nail biting can be cured by will DOW CT alone in older people, as it comes from nervousness. With children dip the ends of the fingers in quinine or a little extract of quassia.
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It takes only five minutes to change wet boots and stockings, but it may take ten months to get over a cold caught by not changing them.
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DWELLINGS FOR RENT.

No. 2oo5 West Fifth avenue, 1 rooms.
 Nc. 1902 West Pullen street, 4 rooms.
 No. 19o4 West Pullen street, 4 rooms.
 No. 515 Hickory street. : rooms. No. 517 Hickory street, 3 rooms. Ne. G19 Hickory street, 3 rooms. Apply to Chas Haycock, real estate and loans, No. 113 Pine street.
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Don't wash your hair on a damn day or you cannot dry 1t at all and damp hair is always dull hair
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Things Girls Should Know.

Girls stou'! know that the hom! kitchen with mother for teacher an
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NOTICE.

.',1 Call for Drs. Williams and :. we'll at Evans drugstore @D' 3
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f HE moral awakening that is sweeping the country is simply the PATRIOTISM that FROM TIIF. HEARTS OF THE PEOPLE, a determination staml, the things that dishonor public life and the thing
 tLat1 in nnr-atn Efn--n finn rcsnlro that
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-10
Home Mission Society.

The Home Mission Society of
WaXahachie met i'll regular monthly
session at the Methodist church yes
terdaY afternoon The attendance
was large and quite a good deal of
business was attended to. This is
the beginning Of a new year and pros
poets are very bright tor accomplish
ing much good
The reports from different Officers
were most encouraging, as the mem
bership is increasing and the collec-
tons and contributions greatly eX
coed those OF past years. The new
officers We're installed and we have
every reason 20 believe that they, in
diyidually and collectively, win car
ny out their solemn obligations
does our hearts good 10 see the grea
good these noble christian womel
/ are accomplishing in visiting an(
ministering to sick, caring for th'
needy. etc.
! The lasi meeting. which was
/ work and social affair. was held a
/ The home of the president ana wa
: well attended
! Arrangements are now being mad
Z
} District School IN The near future
The following are the new officers
/ Mrs e. T. Hawkins. president. Mrs
/ Annie Hickman, first vice president
/ Mrs Alta Willis second vice pres
dent Mrs John Nichal@t third vie
president Mrs > e Skillern. coi
respOnding secretary, Mrs. r.
Keuner recording secretary Mn
Milton Finch press superintendent
Mis- ~ a Pierce. treasurer Mis-
Mobile Phillips. local treasurer Mr.
IT @ Chraihum. agent FOR 'Ou
Homes
Mrs u l.e- Penn and MIS- j.
MyCagiue Were appointed assistant
fo thv first sict president. whose a.
iits sua hrtYN
PRESS REPORTER
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My roses have now arrived and |
wish all who have ordered roses from
me TO come and get them at once. |
win have few hundred more than
is ordered and will sell them 20 for
a dollar for few days, Also have a
fine lot OF pot and beding plants, bor-
dering plants, cannas, dahlia roots,
fever few, petunias. pansies. silvias,
smilax and ferns. Ny roses are pot
grown both one and two years old.
Other plants too numerous 10 men
ton. 81
A. G GARDNER
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In answer to a subpoena Wallace
Spurrer, young man from Jones
county, arrived here yesterday morn
ing to testify before the grand jury.
When admitted to the presence of
that august body his memory failed
him and he was unable to impart
the information desired. In order
TO aid him in remembering certain
past events the court assessed a fine
of 500 against the young man and
sent him to jail for three days.
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Go and Lo" of Matt Is 1920
viii be the subject of the sermon at
TIC Main Street Christian church to-
morrow al / a m At 1850 D. IN.
IL viii be Victory An Old Festa-
ment Study. The Sunday school
will meet at $50 a. m We extend
4 cordial invitation to all 70 be WIN
rs ii our services.
CHALMERS MCPHERSON
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Fha esitou mafket 1f WaNahsehis
Ie ueNiualnG tu WAke Hu "a IS
H#mu ~ fhr Palmer estaufFt purusssf
fougfesa n@las hers tnslaf and ~.aid
same 20 local bsver for De y cents
per uuuna fae hafwf sho teok ghs
opffun 81 ons uf thss towns m4osg prum
inent cauEeus @ad h. wtll sfa bis par
toward Maintaining AAxahnekia
prestige 50 cotton maFksf
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NhatlNf Woodward. coiorod wife
an-idea ufar Fnrfcaton was bitten
GA ftp hauh two of fhfve days hee
ut shepherd dos The tue bad
shUWu nn iu0tams nf hydrophohia
huf Iar urer8 decided ga come hers
aud haso Me- BaF mad Stone an
pilea Dab ihr aoHnA The Stone adhyI
r,l tn fhr Uile af nnee aud ha. neet
eft5kfnN siHte yesterday
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The Rev John T Foster. general
missionary OF the Diocese, will under
take at the wish Of the members of
st. paul's church TO hold stated ser
vices foy the next few months.
Divine worship viii be held at the
Episcopal church tomorrow (Sunday
at II a. m and 80 p. IN. to which
all are invited
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Invitation.

The president and faculty of Trim
ity University extend to their friends,
the citizens of Waxahachie, a most
cordial invitation to the term recep-
ton TO students, Monday evening,
S to 1890, March u, 1906, Uniyer-
sity building 1t
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tirst Presbyterian Church.

SUNDAY school 9 30 a m.
There will be no service morning
or night owing TO the absence Of the
pastor
The chiidrens missionary society
will meet at 3 80 y, III.
j. y. IVY, Pastor
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Your Food

must be properly digested and assimated TO be OF
any value to you, otherwise it is source Of harm
instead of good.
II not diaested. it fements and decays causing
sour stomach" heart burn nausea headachs,
fatulence bad breath and other discomforts.
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= . 80 >A>>>>
Plenty Of RID hose at F s. cronk's
now u
Henry Martin sent 10 Dallas This
morning
h. yiekefy Of Fort Worth was "a
lht city today
c u. Pickett, If. viii appreciate
your cigar trade el
Buy my bulk seeds and save mon
~ A t.asswtll II
Have your typewriter cleaned at
r. s. Cronk Cos. II
See Il. u. MeCombs for fire and
tornado insurance. IT
C. D. Pickett. Jr,. keeps first
class line OF cigars, 81
Have your ROLLER Skates repaired
az F s Cronk Cos tt
Pat. II Wilson & Co will buy or
sell Cotton Min Stock -
| $50, - a.,aa zoe.
brought in and sold today
See that red garden hose at f. s
| Cronk Co.'S before YOU buy. II
! PAT II Wilson & Co buy and sell
/ all the good local city stock %
\ tio' palpecneo meats sNe,' va,
AZ n y 4>S'""' > 1'"''''e' 9iop'
r,,. -. -, -, -
'-'i'''S - '''pi'1'N
y ri,,.sa,. at,,,,aa lac, oi,,h,
d, ~ - -,
4 priner ,.our hapl stock ia pat n
4 wilson q ~ and we will soil II for
%
n d. c. NcRae has fine line of
4 guaranteed Pocket Cutlery and Raj
%
Have your shoes shined for only
/ five cents at c D. Pickett Jr. shining
When you need plumper can
turnkey. Win r. . Crohk 20 both
= ;; .;r ~ ,,ao h,uo ~,
49, 80 - h,,,1 60 W. 1o,rns+ n,;ca
sS'l 80 -
Earl Autrey and Mrs Alice Mill
can were married here today bv Rev
II G smith
/ Let F. S. Cronk Co. figure with
4 YOU on that new roof, either sheet
.
sity reception will please the presi
dent and faculty.
o
IF Won want the best carriage am
Kennedy Company t
.
Your carriage and buggy orders
viii receive prompt attention Phone
40 Patton Kennedy COmpauV If
.
Mrs F. C Meredith and Mrs. Z.
| A. Williams returned home last night
from a two DAYS visit in Dallas.
o
See ID. G. McRae ON east side OF
square for ANYTHING YOU need in
Queensware, Glassware or lamps. g.
o.
II y Mo- Il / z,..;F, "a;
OF Granite Ware he is selling cbeap
See him on east side of the square g.
, -o-
r,a,.,i..os 1ioa,,... NO.. ia..,,,.., ,.,..
terd.,- .,fternoa,, 80 v p ca,,,,,o.
l a,ge-1
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sunday school az - a. IN
Preaching ! i a. IN. and 80 .. III.
b. CHAS II RrTtEDoE
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
SUNDAY school !. 81 a. m
Preaching | a m and rs p M.
Eudeavor Society Z II.
Airs r. y I.aughliu will sing AT
the morning hour
! G. SMITH. Pastor
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kOdOl
Dyspepsia Cure

compels proper digestion OF the food and sends the
food nutriment through the blood into all parts Of
the body
The tissues are thus built up and every organ is
restored to health and strength and put in perfect
condition.
Disease is driven out to stay out - the cause
L. removed.
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Wv WV
. CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS. =
>>>>>> >>>>> =
For City Assessor and Collector:
CHARLEY KENNEDY
For City Marshal:
TOM DIXON, reelection.
For City Secretary:
CHARLEY WALTERS.
For City Treasurer:
SAM ANDREWS
o
For City Attorney:
]. M. ESKRIDGE.
For Alderman Ward 4:
F. B. KENNER.
/ For Alderman Ward 2:
w. l.. P. LEIGH, reelection.
For Alderman Ward 3:
LEE INGRAM.
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% Davenport sho BIAS teen
dangerously iii for several weeks
called Hp EMS office his mofuiuE
In Hli ua fhaf br aas an h.s feet
enea murc tbaugh srr murh r#slHc
"a lu Hesh fEis husf af ffirnds slti
lniu as in x.shiuF fnr him continued
Improvement and sutf re-inratiun
Zee Hesith
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Acme icU Cream o. dispensed at
100 De soda fountains Boa the cily and
delivered ON sh0ri order to private
residence boarding houses and ne.
Cells Phone ID e. Kendall at Mod
ern Mullins lnd Manufacturing Com
pHuY pr
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D f. Kendall al jhc Modern Mil
ing Iud Manufacturing Company
wants ever, family in town to order
a. half gallon or gallon of ice cream
for SUNDAY dinner gi
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Plaptersville, Mas
have prescribed Kodol quite often in my practice,
and have found it very efficient remedy for all
stomach ailments. 1t has always given the best Of
results ]. T. MAY, M. D.