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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07

s NORWOOD. NELSON CO.. VA, July
e.-Mrs. 8. r. Bolton and Miss Mabel
Bolton are at Jamestown. where they
will spend two weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. G. G.. Swift. of Penn
sylvania. are guests of Mr.. and hrs
q. G. Kellam here, Mr.. w. B. Waist
coat. also OF Pennsylvania, spent sew.
eral days Of this week with Mr.. Kel.
lam.
Mrs. NJ. u. scruggs and Misses Gar.
land scruggs and Ruth Roberts left
here on Saturday for two-weeks
stay with Mrs. Pulaskia Profit, Of
Shores, Tluvanna county.
Mrss2E G. Hubbard. Of Washington
will arrive here on Sunday for tht
summer. She and two daughters vii
DO at their home, Montezuma.
Miss Alice Galloway Is at home from
her school in Richmond.
Mrs Charles Roberts and children
and Miss Mary Roberts have returned
Nome from a two Weeks visit tt
Lynohburg.
Miss Lillian Wood, of Pinchneck, Il
visiting Mrs. 4, r. Denton.
Misses Ruth and Christine Turner
Of Lynchburg, are the guests of tn,
Misses Turner here.
MI. and Mrs. Johnnie Roberts ar,
spending this week with Mr.. and Mrs
| r, @. Roberts.
Mrs, Hopkins and family, Of Allan
ia, Ca arrived here to-day to spen,
some time with her mother, Mrs. VIII
| liam u, Cabell,
Mr., sammie Dolin, OF Manchester, 4
at home to spend the Fourth with hi
parents.
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Stanton Social.
sTAUNToN. VA. July 6.--Misses
Sarah and Susie Robertson gave a most

sTAUNToN. VA. July 6.--Misses
Sarah and Susie Robertson gave most
delightful card-party last THURSDAY
morning. Progressive whist was
played. and after the game most de-
,lghtful lunch was served. Those IN,
vited were Misses Mary Harmon, Of
the University OF Virginia; Anne and
Sue Bell, Louise Fauntleroy, Emily
Pancake, Alice Kelley. Of Norfolk; May
Young, of Louisville; Marie and Luce
Bowles. Elsie Halle, Mary Allen, Anne
Berkeley, Marie Brunson of Washing
ton: Bessie Hoge. Edith Timberlake,
Halle Kenkle. Mary Hutchinson. Amy
and Elizabeth Catlett.
Mr.. Charles S. Hunter has returned
from Philadelphia. He. in company
with Mr.. Marion Brown Of Georgia,
made the trip in his automobile.
Tho second german Of the season
was given last Monday night by the
young men. Music was furnished by
tho Beverly Orchestra. and the dan
cling was greatly enjoyed. Those dam
cling were Mr.. Burke Lewis with Miss
Mabel Moore of Ronceyerte; Mr.. Fred
Valz with Miss Lucy Bowles; Mr.. Ear
nest Hoge with Miss Evelyn Shreck-
hise; Mr.. Duncan Curry with Miss
Susie Robertson: Mr.. Henry Hutchin-
.
Shirley with Miss Jane Allen; Mr..
James Shirley with Miss JAMIE Gill
keson; Mr.. ]. w. II. Pilson with Miss
Alice Kelley; Mr.. Robert Burke with
Miss Mary Shreclhise; Mr.. Hend ersor
Ligget With Miss Lou Fauntleroy; Mr.
Stuart Robertson with Miss Mary Har.
mon; Or. r. w. Sprinkle with Miss
Mary Halle Allen; Mr.. Archie Robert.
son with Miss Elise Halle; Mr.. BayleS
King with Miss Elise shaffer; Mr.. Co,
lumbus Halle with Miss Sue Bell; Mr.
s w. B. Mcfarland with Miss Elizabet
McLemore; Mr.. Granville Curry with
Miss Mary Hutchinson; Mr., Iona,
May with Miss Sarah Robertson. Mr.
Peyton Cochran With Miss May Young
L Stags-AIessrs Harry Karnes. Najai
Taylor, j, g. Wooling, Fl. L. Opie. ]. II
Timberlnke.
Miss Mary Hutchinson is spending
some time visiting. relatives In Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. East have
returned from their bridal tour, ant
are at home now.
DR.. Hugh H. Trout. who was ope
rated on In Baltimore short tlm
ago for appendicitis, has returned
home to recuperate,
Miss Getty Mcguire, of Richmond, 1
visiting her cousins, the Misses Rob
ertson, on Church Street.
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South Boston Social.

SOUTH BOSTON. July 6.-Dr. T. 7.
Frazier. who for many years was a +
resident Of this place. but now of Dur
ham, was a visitor here this week.
Mrs. Rosser S. Noblin is at Yellow
Sulphur Springs, where she expects to
spend some time.
Mrs. T. Ashby Weller returned to
her home, in Danville, this week. after
a very pleasant visit to Mrs. W. T..
Jordan.
Rev. w, T. williams and wife are
attending the exposition at jamestown
this week. They were accompanied
by their two sons.
Mr.. William A. Pendleton is visiting
his grandmother Mrs. Mary Bruce.
near this place. He is a cadet from
West Point. and will graduate in 1909.
He expects to spend most of the suns
mer at Berry HILL" about three miles
from here.
Miss Hattie Holcombe. of Danviila
is visiting Mrs. w. I. Jordan. +
Miss Marie Childress has returned
from pleasant visit to relatives in
Il q / { NJ . = Z IL
Mrs. Ella Phelps and Miss Pear
Phelps of Danville. are the guests Of
Mrs. Robert II. Edmondson. on upper
Main.
Mrs. Charles Aurelius Moore, of DUR
ham, is visiting friends and relatives
In town.
Miss Virginia Peachy, of Williams.
burg, is the attractive guest of Mrs.
j. D. Tucker, on Washington Street.
Mrs. Rogers. OF Kentucky, is visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs James Lips.
comb. Miss VIII Rogers is also heel
| guest
Miss Sallle Lopelace. OF Roanoke, i.
| visiting Miss Halle Smith.
Mrs Halle L. Hall and Miss NIolle
Brookes, after a most pleasant sojourn
In South Boston, left. this week for
Highland Park where they intend
spending the rest of the summer.
Mrs Charles J. Elliott and little
/. son are soioprning at Patrick Springs
Mrs, Louis Moorefeld and children
of Philadelphia, are. guests of Mr.. ana
! Mrs, Sam Mooreheld.
/ Miss Frances Hales and mother, Mrs,
Peter c. Hales. OF Table Rock, near
the central portion or Nebraska. ara
guests at the nome OF Mr.. and Mrs
/ Charles T, Lnyelace.
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daughter. Miss Julia suny, are at
Earlhurst. near the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs. Mrs. sully will soon
visit Miss Ellen Glasgow at the White
Sulphur.
Mrs. Morton Riddle, OF Savannah,
Ga, Is tn 9 guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Jonn
Mann. at their home on Franklin
Street.
DR.. and Mrs. D. D. Wilcox are visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boiling Will
cox at Flower de Hundred. on James
River
Miss Bessie Myers is visiting friends
in Norfolk.
Lieutenant-Govern L. Y. Sherman.
| OF Illinois. accompanied by his sister,
Miss sylea Sherman. and tie Misses
Estelle and Cora Splitter. OF Montrose..
ILL., and Miss Wheeler. spent Tues
day of this week In Petersburg ana
drove around the neighboring battlo-
| fields with battlefield guide.
Ex-Judge 3. J. Epes, Commonwealth
attorney offDinwiddie county, who has
been critically III for several days as
the result of a recent stroke of paraly-
sis. is very much better.
| DR.. James Pegram, OF Milwaukee,
Mich, has been the guest Of Mrs.
George Pegram and tho Misses Pc
gram at their home on High Street
ldurins the past weeks Miss Anria
Jackson and Miss Eleanor jackson,
formerly of this city. now Of Augusta,
Ga. have been visiting Mrs. William
f. Spotssrood.
Miss Sarah Hamilton has returned
from visit to Captain and Mrs, Ais
ton Hamilton at Fortress Monroe.
! Mrs. James Claiborne and Miss May
Claiborne will leave in few days
to spend the summer In the Virginia
! mountains. Is
Mr.. Robert Aston Read. of Harvard
i University, was the guest of MI. and
Mrs. r. c. Venable on Thursday.
Miss Lucy Mason of Louisville. KY.
who has been visiting DR.. and Mrs.
w. p. HARDWOOD has gone to Harrison
burg, Va. to visit friends.
i Mrs. John Herbert Claiborne and
Miss Donald Claiborne will spend the
4 summer at the yellow Sulphur Springs
i DR.. and Mrs. Robert w. Barnwell
Will leave next week to spenda montl,
at the Warm Springs,
Miss Beatrice Pinckney Jones will
leave next Friday to visit visit friends
on Long Island. N, y
Mrs. r. r, Gamble Is at the Ran
/, dolph cottage at Virginia Beach.
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Mems Carriers
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T


Noel. 6
Mrs. Kendall Thomas, of Dumbarton,
is the guest of Airs. J. E. Cox.
Miss Alberta Williams has returned
home from pleasant house party at
AIRS. Lees cottage at Ocean View.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore Hotchkiss and
child, of Richmond are summering
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Forbes at
Montebello. 5yg
Miss Bertha Jahnke and her guests.
Mr.. and Mrs James L. Jahnke, OF
Tennessee, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Jahnke. Of Texas, have returned from
the exposition.
Quite a number of people from here
spent the Fourth at Midlothian where
the Odd Fellows gave an all-day en-
tertainment.
s, Miss Madge Montgomery left for
New York this week, where she will
! remain for some time.
Miss Edith Prindle is visiting friends
in Port Deposit. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley B. Tyler and
children, of Richmond are with Mrs.
Arthur Peasants for the summer.
Mrs. John Bransford and son Alfred
of Georgia, arrived at their summer
lthome, nearshere, last week. DR.. Brans-
ford and Henry Bransford came earlier
| in the season.
Mr. Tom Whitworth is Visiting rela-
tives at soottsburg, Va.
Col. and Mrs. Morton Marye, OF
Richmond, We're recent guests Of Mr.
| Burton NIarye.
Mrs. William Withers has returned
from visit to Mrs. Percy Montague
in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blythe Moore. Jr.. OF
Richmond, are spending July with
| Misses Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Burr. of Rich.
mond are summering with Mr.. ant
| Mrs. Burton Marye.
1 Mrs Sam Witt and Miss Peasants
OF Richmond, spent Wednesday IL
Bon Air.
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Hanover.

ROCKVILLE, HANOVER co. VA. July
6.--Mrs Thomas boyd Davis, OF Hunting.
ton, w, Va, viaIted her uncle, Mr.. y. *,
Cooke, last week, FIN
Miss Matte Mills Is attending tho sum
mer Normal School In fredericksburg.
Mrs, u, X. Cooke ls at the bedside or her
quite sick With fever,
Mr. James Grnbbs. OF Washington. pA G..
Ia visiting his parents ueas here.
Hiss May Grubbs spent last weak with
Miss Corinne Deitrick, of Coal HIN, Va,
Mr., and Mira, George X Bowles, OF Flu
wanna county. We're Visiting relatives near
here this week. A.
Mr. Joel Fowles, of 0llyille, Va. was hare
last week On business,
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And Read These Offerings from the Mems
Section. Be Here To Morrow and Save Money.
Underwear

Mems Fine Quality Gray I'm
derwear. will not fade; Or
here ..E.....8.l. ..!...... AO(
SOC Fine, Egyptian Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers, with 90
covered seams ........y.... JUI
Otis Combed Egyptian Balbrig-
gan Shirts and Drawers, en-
mere i...... .s..l..y......i.t Jul
Athletic Vests, in white, both
eool; on apd ribbed keep Csc
B. ". d. Athletic Knee Draw
ers and Coat Shirts, the most sen-
n s,e1' w sys9 mad. fos sum SOC
S1.25 Otis White Lisle-Thread
St aR'sss and Drawers here Rs: Use
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Beaver Dam.

BEAVER DAM, VA, July s,--Mr,2 John
A. Elicit. Of Beaver Dam. Va. left ysstsr-
day TOR Norfolk, whore hewitt join i party
or friends fora visit TO New York and other
Northern cities IA sfa8i3 H&
Of I.ynchburg, Va, who have been vlsitIns
tho Jamestown ENpesitIop, lcft yesterday
Cor q visit OF several days to- New YORK.
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Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, VA. July 6.-The
attractions Of the mountains and tho
seashore are rapidly depicting tho
racks Of society in this city, and
with tho exception Of informal sum
mer evening entertainments at the
Country Club thcre are practically
no social gatherings now in progress.
Mrs. Thomas Mearchem Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinsey at their cottage
at Virginia Beach,
Major and Mrs, r. M. sully and thor
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Neckwear

Bat Ties. large shape, in Dr
all the new colorings: here ZCC
4s-inch Black Silk Four-in-S
Hands. look like SOC ones; Or
here = ,.,-..'.- $3.50. AJC
Grenadine Windsor Ties, IN
red. brown, navy, black Or
and white ]. s-'-.-.tu.' LJCi
Tub Ties, In white and fancy
madras, 48 inches long, 25c o.
ones ..i.,- 1890 l.3.,.s. ....{.r AxN
All-sil!e Four-in-Hand Ties, silk
lined, all new ones, 46 Or
inches long -..r......... LJC
Long. Narrow Four4in-Hands.
In light blue. navy, red. gray,
lavender and white, so Or
inches long ......s...... AJC
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$3.50 White Linen Wash Suits, $500

White Linen Box-Coat Suit, with pockets and
velvet collar, panel-plated skirts; $3.50 dr. M
value; now .........l.,.... 95.UU
White Rep Box-Coat Suit, cutaway ef- r7 rn
feet full plated skirts; special. $500. ID .OU
36-nch semi-Fitting White Linen Coat Suits,
strap trimmed cutaway effect; S12.5O DIN M
Jumper Suits IN pink blue and lavender rep,
daintily trimmed full plated skirts, with DC 40
band Of embroidery; $3.50 value; special spU.4O
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Pereira. Mr.. and Mrs. D. W.SHancock,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Bell. DR.. and Mrs.
j.. p. Blair, Mrs. ID. p. Powers. Mrs.
Mamie Gilmer. Mrs. Virginia Bowles.
Miss S. N. Staples. Misses Marietta and
Lucie Powers. Miss Pearl Jefferies;
Messrs. e.. F. Jones, Harrell and John
Lewis, of Howardsville, and DIR. Fetch
er Jordan.
DR.. Emory Hill, a recent graduate of
the Medical College Of Virginia. left
a few days ago for Phtadelphia to be-
come resident physician in the Or
thopedic Hospital there
Mrs. Atkins and Miss Louise Atkins.
of Richmond, are expected in Scotts-
Vile shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bell spent the
Fourth in Richmond.
Mr.. Bonnie Jones. OF West Virginia,
Is visiting his parents here.
Miss Sallie Puryear, who has been
tho guest of Miss Mamie Hill, has re-
turned to her home, "Edgewood.'
Orange county.
Mrs. Bennett Puryear, OF Havana
Cuba, Is expected here In a few days
Miss Sallie Parker and Master Nor.
man Parker. Of Richmond, are at Para.
disc.
Mr.. James Barrier. Of West Virginia
is at his old home. Mount Pleasant"
Miss Nora billiard has returned from
a visit to her brother, Mr.. G. Mason Dill.
lard. Of Norfolk.
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Scottsyille.

scOTTsYILLE. VA. July C--Mr. and
AIRS. w. D. Patteson entertained
Tuesday evening in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Wingfeld Brown. of 3Phillipsburg,
Montana, Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs r Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ",
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n Nicely Tailored Prince Chap Suits, In leather
colored linen, champagne rep collars and cuffs.
full plated skirts, with three folds; SIN m
special ........t. ~ AUsVu
Fancy Jumper Suits, in linen and rep, all dura-
Bile shades, deliberately trimmed in Cluny and baby
f fo,sn lace, s.s.'o vaa.s' spss'a $1,000
One lot Of Fancy Trimmed Elton Suits In
white linen, were $500 and $4,000; &1E M
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Mating Sale

Linen-Warp Mattings. in green,
red and blue, in carpet effects;
35c value; at, per yard, Or.
laid ............... $500. .AON
Heavy China Mating, the Co
.rea quality, in tan, green, white
or blue, all new patterns; usually
35c to Acc; our price,. per Or
yard, laid AOO
116-Warp China Mattings, In
tan grounds, with stripes or
checks, real value of the goods
are 45c; our price, per Or.
yard, laid ..~--.. JJC
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Susp,e11ders

40 dozen New Ii. & NJ. sus-
s.penders placed on ..sale to-mor-
row; made swithe ealfskin q r :
y ends; here ..s.s.4-s.'....... AO~S
Nobby New Lincoln Lisle Sus-
penders, SO different styles rOe
to pick from OVC
Heavy Police suspenders, with
strong leather. ends, here or
at ...5.5........ 80 AOS
Men S Carriers
All makes sold here. made with
silk webbing M Boston, Eagle,
Brighton, Gotham and the Lin-
coin Carter; best makes 1E
sold, at ...-.-...,. AOC
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Hosiery

19cs Mems Black Ltsle sox, ex-
cellent quality, fast 1917 !.
I color, here AAI2kA
Fancy Silk Embroidered sox,
dropstitch, good wear 10ILc
ers 1880. .s..s..,5.5'.. 2A/-zt
lockwood White Foot sox,
made of Egyptian cot 1917
ton .....5....... 1AZ2C
Beacon Seamless sox, white
h seis. maze .0s mare wear l5c
P. & M. Balbriggans Sox, made
Of pure Egyptian cotton, 1917 y.
double sole ......... 1L/2C#
Imported Fine Lisle-Thread
Sox. in golden brown, navy, Or
/, black and gray. 1900. AOC
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White Plated and Tucked
Bosom Shirts, made of fine IN.
cambria cam OUI
White Unlaundered Shirts, in
open, closed or plated bosoms,
e sot null hal FL l,n seams felled' SOC
An All-Linen Bosom Shirt, I'M
laundered, in plated or 7E
plain, Garland Brand, at.. l0C
Eclipse Shirts. in white, stiff
bosoms. plain or plated, new
ones, Just received, here r1 m.
only 4l.UU
Anchor Brand Shirts, in laven-
der, pink and blue madras, with
separate .,,l,,ca cuff cuffs, ,a plain Or 51c
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-05-03

If you want to get your moneys wort
aud see good COLD knockout, us
Peek's Pine Tar Syrup. tt
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-05-03
AN ORDINANCE.

An Ordinance to Fix the Salaries OF
Certain City Officers of the City OF
Palatka:
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and the
city council of the city of Palatka,
Florida:
Section l.-That hereafter the City
Assessor of the City of Pa'atka, shall
receive n salary of Three Hundred
$500, OO) Dollars per annum, payable by
equal monthly installments. And the
Chief OF Police of the City of Palatka,
shall receive for his services, Seventy
five (S75.00) Dollars per month, which
shall be payable monthly. And all
other policemen Of the City of Palatka,
shall receive salary Of Fifty (S50.00)
Dollars per month. which shall be pay
able monthly. And the Municipal Judge
of the City of Palatka shall receive a
salary of THEE Hundred (S300.00) Dol
lars per annum, which shall be payable
by monthly installments.
Sec. 2.-AIl Ordinances, or parts of
Ordinances in conflict with this Ordi-
nance be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
Passed in open Council this 10th day
of April, A. D. 1907.
HOWELL A. DAVIS, ,
Attest: President City Council
J N. BLACKWELL,
[Seall City Clerk,
Approved April 10th, 1907.
f. II, WILSON, Mayor.
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legislative Notes.

The senate observed Memorial day
last Friday, but the house worked.
The resolution providing for joint
committee to visit Lake City and
former university property has final
" been defeated. 1t has occupied a
great deal of the time of both
branches of the present legislature.
The effort to reconsider the vote
by which the bill providing for
teachers summer training schools
was defeated, utterly failed. The
house not only passed the house bill
covering the proposition, but the
companion bill from the senate also.
Moth hwithstanding the fact that it
was favorably reported by the COM
mittee, the Doranan proposition for
u constitutional convention was put
to vote without much discussion,
and lost by decisive vote.
There have been five bills intro
duced relative to county divisions
during the present session, the last
one being to create Seminole county
from the northern portion of DeSoto
with the town of Wachula as the
county seat.
Tie bill by Mr.. Long OF Clay, es-
tablishing maximum passenger
rate of 2t cents mile passed in the
house Tuesday. The house refused
to reconsider the vote by which the
resolution authorizing the employ
ment of an attorney by the inYesti-
gatiug committee of the internal inn
provement board was defeated.
Several hours were consumed by
the senate committee on corpora
tons Tuesday listening to arguments
against the Trammell franchise tax
bills, one providing for the taxation
of franchises and the other taxing
public service corporations 2 pei
cent of their years earnings.
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SALES ARE ENORMOUS.
Cooper Preparations Leading Topic in Gin
cinnati Callers at Young Mans Head
quarters interviewed.

Cincinnati, o., May 2.-The most
interesting feature of the enormous
sale of the Cooper preparations, now
going on in this city, Is what the
medicines are actually accomplish
ing among the people of Cincinnati.
At the commencement of his visit
here Mr.. Cooper prophesied that dur
ing the latter part of his stay he
would receive hundreds of callers
daily who came simply to thank him
for what the preparations had done.
He alsC stated that stomach trouble
is the foundation for great many
diseases and that his New Discovery,
as it is called, would prove very
effective in all cases of rheumatism
simply by getting the stomach in
working order.
That this prophecy has been ful-
filled cannot be doubted after half
hour spent at the young mans head
quarters listening to what his callers
have to say.
A reporter, who watched to ascer-
tain, if possible, some light on the
reasons for the immensity of Coop
er's success interviewed about twenty
of his callers yesterday afternoon.
The statements made by those seen
indicate that physicians who claim
that Cooper is merely passing fad,
have not looked into the facts.
Some of these statements were as
follows: Miss Sallie Middleton, liv-
ing at 1867 Central ave-, upon being
questioned, said:
II have been troubled with gener-
al weakness, dizziness, headache,
and stomach disorders
for number of years, suffering all
the time with my kidneys and back.
l tried number of medicines and
visited several doctors, but none
helped me. l heard on all sides OF
these Cooper remedies and decided
to try them. Any one who says that
they are not wonderful medicines,
does not know what they are talking
about. After | used the first bottle,
l noticed decided Improvement.
lave taken three bottles of the New
Discovery and now feel as we'll as
ever have in my life. l sleep and
eat as [ have not done for years, and
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am happier than | have been for q
long time. have come here to
thank Mr.. Cooper for what he has
done for me"
The statement of Mrs. M. E. En-
erson living at $50 w. Court ST., was
as follows:
II have suffered with stomach
trouble and constipation for a year
or so. When / ate | would have
bloated spells, sour stomach, fer
mentation, bad taste in my mouth.
In the morning | was as tired as
when | went to bed. had a dull
pain in the lower part of my back.
| have taken almost one bottle of the
New Discovery and | am wonderful
ly improved that | have come down
here to thank Mr.. Cooper in person
and obtain more of the medicine
Another statement was made by
Mr.. f Luken living ut 1905 Gest ST.,
who said: II have been II sufferer
with rheumatism for several years.
| could not walk or stand on my feet
when Mr.. Cooper came to Cincin-
natl, Nothing helped me in any way
and despaired of finding relief. /
was in general rundown condition,
dlSO, anu ildu SOillt
Hearing of his wonderful work my
father consulted him regarding my
case and purchased bottle of his
New Discovery. After | had finish
ed that one bottle i was able to walk
down town and see him myself"
II have continued to take this
wonderful medicine and am now
without sign of rheumatism. My
general health is also greatly improv-
ed and / have not felt so well for
years. / would not have believed
that there was a medicine on earth
that would do what this has done for
me. / am so much happier that L
am very grateful to the man that has
made it possible for me to regain my
health. He has the most wonderful
medicine that l know anything
about"
Other statements taken from those
who had previously used the medi-
cines seem to prove that Cooper''s
success throughout the country is
genuine.