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The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-24

Yesterday morning Mr.. w. 8.
Davidson was in town. He says
the dredging in the PEBBLES C0u.
lee is progressing very satisfac
:orily and that the little boat is
making q goyd record for itself
Abont one and one. half miles Of
the work has been finished. They
have about reached. the point
where the Romero public road
crosses the eoulce and arrang-
ments are being made to let the
boat through. The indications
are that the work will he cOmplet.
ed up the forty arpent road by
end Of September.
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-24

'l"ite a large delegation of lbe
rians attended the Firemcn's frs
tivit'es at Thibodcaux on last sun
day. The crowd there was great.
The affair was strictly non pol,ti
cal. Congressman Il. +. BrOus
sard was one Of the speakers. The
arrangement and reception com
mitters acquitted themselves with
ho''H and the plaudits Of their
guests.
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-24

Mr.. d. G. Knight was a caller on
last Saturday afternoon. He has re-
signed his position with the Crowley
Signal after long years ofservice there.
From here he went to New Orleans to
spend fortnight with his daughter,
Mrs. j. F. Dubus. before leaving for
California to make his home with his
son. At parting he said it was ''good
bye" and that he did not expect to
ever visit this section again.
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-24

The twenty one inch sewer pIpc,
to he used IN correcting The faulty
or mad. quatc drainage Of that
section between Julia street and
Bank avenue, Main AMI Washing
ton streets, arrived this week. It
10 hoped that these pipes when
laid will have capacity sufficient
to prevent the flooding Of that
district again.
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DEMAND OF ADMINISTRATION
Success ion of Alexandra VOltier
deceased. No. 1893.
10Th Judicial District Court
iberia rsr%'Y"'si'n".

TO al; papkcs Interested in thcs.
presehts:
Whereas, Dr. J. =. Harrison, Of
this parish has applied to this
Hon"rable Conn euEsthc adm,nis
tratIon Of tlfe above succession all
parties ilserested herein are hereby
cited totshow cause within seven
days & tom the 2lth day Of August,
1907, Fhy said application should
not be granted; ard the dcscrip-
tion al u valuation of. said proper
ty as tere'n described and ap-
praised 70 wit: One huadred and
thirty Ska dollars snd dirty six
cents in bahk bills and SILVER, Ten
dollars IN goM COINS, o hun
dred and thirty ffxvsg French
COINS all valued at One hundred
and seventy two dollars, belong
ing to said estate, should not M
homologated and approved.
Witness my hand and seal of Of
flee, this 22nd day Of August, a
y. 1907
A. J. Maumus,
Dty. Clerk of court
Hacker & Muller, Altys.
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HAD An AWFUI. TIME
1D0e 10a ~ nberDaias's Cole.
CboDera and lDiarrD.OeR
Cured Him.

Its With pleasure that l give
yoa this unsolicited testimonial.
Aooot . year ago when,l had .
severe case OF meakles | got
oaaeet oYt ~ q hard Tain and the
.eas.cs q titled in my ystomach and
sos sose's. had an wful time and
80 q ~ been III the use of
ns.sGOer ~ Ain's C4 !c, Cholera and
A.ssnoe kem ny could not
s ssvo po1 iOly lived but a few
S~.. ~ er, bnt thanks to this
1 ~. now strong aud vel!
s ~ wrnk u the above through
so gratitude and | shall al
vsye spesk q good word for this
~ .-SAh. Il. GwIN, Concord
-. foe sale by All Druggists
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Remedy for IDiArrhOcit. Never
known to Fail

ri want to say few words
Mr Chambe,lain's Collie, Cholera
md D,alrl'oea Remedy. 1 have
ased this preparation in my family
r. the pal I five ears and have
recommend ded itfto u number Of
people IN o, county aud have
never kDof M to fail to effect a
care ~ az Instance. ! feel that ]
ean not y too much for the
beet remedy o! the kind in the
world" IS. JEMIsON, Spring Grove
Yosk County. Pa. This remedy Is
for sale by All Druggists.
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DIV STOCK Of RUBBER COLLARS.
Al s.As. at billiards News Depot.

NJ. Ale. ll.rsch, recently OF
New Orleans, has come to us and
OaAt hiS lot in the commercial
world Of this city. tie has open
eda line of gentlemen's furnish
ing goods opposite the new opera
souse. We join in bidding him
Welcome aud wish him much pros.
peeify. Ills al appears in anoth.
e column,
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-24

ed to Fontenettc lI,s expl,na,i II
Of that fact is that the c'O,hns were
left al his house by 'roIorcd fel
low" and after time he donned
them
FUuLe:iclte was sent for, bel,ev-
ing iha. he can throw mnch light
upon this case, and to have him
identify the recovered articles: The
inference il s,rcng that Walter is
connected with the recent burglnr,cs
in this city.
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- u 20" get csRpmpen,sr,
ooPv OF the Iberisn it is tor your
INSPECTION We trust that "a,
viz nnd 1t u News. letter" worth
Two - cents a week. Send -
y"'' ~"''sc''r''"n only A1. on for
svrnr " I. cOl,iss
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-24

Mrs. Geo. LelsSrgeois was the
hostess If quite q char ming func.
t'on on Thursday, afternoon. Mrs
Lel;OuEeOis, entertainments prove
delights to her guests and in con.
sequence her invitations are NJ
ways accepted with pleasurabIe
ahticipations
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-24

Miss Josephine X. Lema;re ex-
poets to enroll as q student at the
Southwestern Industrial Institute
at Lafayette this coming session.
She is now busy with the details
of "gettiDg ready.v
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SEGURA- VOORHEES,

On Monday, Aug. 10, 1907, at
st. Louis Cathedral, 6y the Rev.
Farther Laval, Aline VOORHEES,,
daughter of Alexis VOORHEES, of
New Iberia, and William Carson
Segura, also of New Iberia.
No cards-Times Democrat.
The 1berian's best wishes are
rendered.
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-24

The E!ks started out to give the
anaaement loving public Of this
etty an opera house to cost S35, :
go. They are doing better than
they promised. The building will
eost when completed above $32.-
OOll
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aoSE;r,k1lEso: LEND!
Ibsfia Building Association,

a very good picture Of Mr.. X. +.
Hogsetts home, "The Oaks on
East Nam street, this city, ap
pearcd IN last Sundays Times
Democrat.
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-24

Mr.. Sidney I.aughlin, son of
Mayor Laugh'in, recently succeed
ed Mr.. Bergeron in the ticket Of
flee Of the passenger depot at this
place.
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-24

Miss Maudie Le:nalre, who has
been 50 critically i'll with typhoid,
is now on the mend,a and her friends
are delighted at the improvement
in her condition.
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-24
-
Eczema.

For the good Of those suffering
WI eczema or other sslch trouble.
J wish to NY, my wife had some,
.n'"S o. th kind IND after using
~" doctors rcmg kies for sometime
Oy Chamberlaiu's
Sa've, and Nv proved TO be better
than anyt she had tried. For
sale hy AKIDruppists
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BOY WANTED,
THIS OFFICE.

me usual gutter cleaning and
grass cutting has been svstem.
a'cal'y going on. Street after
street has been taken up and pnt
~ good condition.
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-24

One of the chimneys at the old
'harr sav"'lI is rapidly parting
with its perpendicular and il is
threatening u crasI, at any time
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-24

A01dsy evening the news
- here that Mr.. Thos. e.
= 80 swallwed a dose Of
g acid at his home in Fausse
- He was first reported
ben dying. A physician
J seamoned, but the patien,
y pasaed beyond human skill
1e Doctor arrived His re.
= vere laid to rest at l.oreau
tsesdsy afternoon, Rev.
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WATERwORKk BOARD

On Thur stIay the commissioners
of the waterworks and Electric
Light Plant met for the .ransac,
ton of any and all business which,
should have como up at the regu-
lar meeting that should have been
held on Monday, but was not, due
10 the absence Of the Secretary.
The engineers report showed
that the present set Of boilers had
been IN continuous service since
1901, that their continuous service
prccluded their proper care and
necessary repair; that q relief set
Of boilers should be provided in
order to free the present set Of
scales, etc. 1t was moved and
carried that the Board petition
the City Council to set the boilers
purchased for the plant some time
ago, and that the englneer's report
be attached to the petition.
The Secretary's report showed
that the plant had lost e22 90 du-
ring the month Of June and that
the JEly business netted . gain Of
*44.9l. The gross revenue from
lights tor July amounted to 938
The fan and water revenues had
to meet all the other items Of ex-
pense.
The Secretary was authorized
to make contract with the Wycne
N Machinery Co, Of the city, for .
coal supply; and to issne three
notes 10 the Texas on Co, cover
ing the plants Indebtedness to|
that company.
The plant bought . lair Of
scales In order to weigh the daily
consumption Of coal.
The board adjourned to meet q
gain the next day.
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PERSONALS.

cu sunday AFTERNOON frOma brir
visit to Cote Blanche.
| Miss Edith Lasalle, of New Ibe
ria is visiting relatives and fr,t nd
IN Lafayette. Advertiser.
| Col. I. q. Bigham was anon,
the many who visited Thibodeau,
last Sunday.
| Mr.. Bodin, Of Morbiham was s
Sunday caller lie was on his way
I" Lafayette for a brief VISIT.
Mr.. K K Chi.ers recently return
ed from a business visit TO ,he
Crescent City
I Mrs + + Milla,h visited The
Crescent City this week for a few
days.
Mrs l. $ Frere aud son Compton
came home on Tuesday from visit
to relatives in Kapides Parish.
Rev. Father FROM, Of Patterson
greeted many Of his old friends and
admirers here on Tuesday.
Walter Pharr returned Sunday
from Panama. His health made
ms return advisable at this time
but he hopes to return later.
Miss Mary Fisher, Of New Ibe.
ria, spent Sunday here with Mrs.
Marvin Morris.-Franklin Watch.
man.
Mss +. Amanda Smltn after 4
visit Of several days to New Or
leans came home on Thursday af.
ternoOn.
MISS Julia Mcmahon, of New
Iberia, who was the guests of |
Miss Rena Hopkins several days
last week, has returned to her
home.
Miss Nina Barnard who has
been for the past several weeks a
guest Of her sister, Mrs. j. w. X.
shaw, returned on Thursday to
her home, Pass Christian Miss.
Miss Agnes Broussard, after
'pentting a few days here, the
,uest Of Miss Helen Bertrand re-
urned to her home IN New Iberia
Martins Banner.
Misses Blanche and Vena Hulin.
rlo were the guests last week of
lrs. Paul Bourdier. Of AbbeviIle,
ave returned to their home to the
elight Of their friends.
Rev. ]. NJ. Henry, the Presiding
'lder OF this district of the Methodist
difference. left on last Monday 70
isit his mother and his old home in
outh Carolina.
Mrs N. +. Millard. of New Ibe-
a, and her daughter, Mrs Cox, If
'est Virginia, we're the guests of
|rs. b. @. Bonney this week.
rankin W8tchman.
Mr. and Mrr. p. H. Segurs and
[rs Anthony Landry attended the
oorhies-Segura wedding which
,curred on Monday Aug. the 10th,
New Orleane.
Mrs. Warron Shelby accompani
by her cousin, Mics Gayle, arriv-
here on the noon train Wednes-
y and will spend several days at
'e hospitable home Of Mrs. A.
Gayle.
Mrs. F. Kramer and children
aurence and Maud, returned to
cir home on Wednesday after
wing spent q week with Mr..
ramer who is now located at
ibs0n, La.
Mr.. Pierre Jubin, City Tax COL
,tor. left last Monday morning
: Ocean Springs, where be will In.
lge in q rest and relaxation from
utine duties for a period Of ten
'ys or more.
Rev. Father Girault, of Patoutv,lle.
id this city brief visit on Monday.
Mrs. Murphy after = monahs visi,
her mother. Mrs. Soal'er. left on
iday afternoon for her home, New
leane. Mrs. Murphy has . host
friends who regetted her depar-
re.
r1HE1@nEpHRRnHnGn2n&a&HC
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FOR NAI.E

One empty lot situated on Field
st Apply to Mrs. A. ViatOr, 718
W. st. Peter st New Iberia. La
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-24

ECONOMY
Self-deDiaI is q virtue and is
the first step towards economy.
But there is no economy in deny
ing yourself the Iber,an's weekly
visits where they only cost You 2
cents per week, or $1.OO per year.
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-24

The jamestown Exposition hal
drfsulted on it, debt due h0 Fed
eral Government@ !.
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-24
WEATHER REPORT.

Total rainfall for the week. ! 4!
For Previous week 2 IL
Total for the current month. q J.
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-24

Dty. Clerk of court
Hacker & Muller, A.tys.
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-24

Rev. Father Girault, Of Patoutvij1e,
paid this city brief visit on Monday.
Mrs. Murphy after = months visit
TO her mother. Mrs. Soal'er. left on
Friday afternoon for her home, New
Orleane. Mrs. Murphy has . host
Of friends who regetted her depar-
ture.
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ONE ALABAMA
MAN IN LIST
Addison White, Graduate of
State University Will Go
to Oxford College.
BY Associated Press.

Berkely, Cal, July 10.-The COM
plete list of American Rhodes scholar
ship appointees who will go to Ok
ford this summer has been given out
by F. P Griffith. secretary to Presi-
dent BENJAMIN Ide Wheeler, of the
University of California. Griffith is
the Rhodes scholar man chosen TO
represent California this year. There
are forty-f1ve Americans, and eight
from Canada in the list. The men
from American states include the tol-
lowing names:
Aabama-Addison White, UniVer-
sity of Alabama.
rkansas-Charles A. Keith, Little
Rock.
Florida Berkely Blackman, Rollins
College, Winter Park.
Georgia-Dudley B. Anderson, OF
Macon.
nhnois-Ben Tomlinson, of Cham
paign-
Moines.
Kentucky-F. NJ. Woodrow of Nash
Louisiana-Joseph H. Jackson, of
Baton Rouge.
Mississippi-R. c. Beckett, of the
University of Mississippi.
North CarOlina-G. r. Vowles, L
Bismarck, n. D.
Oklahoma-Earl K. Kline, of Nor
man.
South Carolina-Wilson P. Miles,
of Camden.
Tennessee-Henry w. Gass, of SUI
vance. 3
Texas-AIbert G. Sanders, of New
Haven, Conn.
A large number of the scholarship
holders have planned to cross the At
lantic together, leaving Philadelphia
September q by the American line
steamer MerioI1
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train rolled fn-he had appeared the
gayest member of the party-ne sud
denly slapped his thigh and said:
by Jove; I've forgotten the ring;
III follow on a later train"
So the other officers boarded the
train, one of them checking Lieuten-
ant Richardson's trunk on his ticket
Arriving in Brownsville, the officers
explained the bridegroom could not
arrive till the coming of the next
train. Inc hour for the ceremony ar
rived. Still no bridegroom.
Captain Kelley's residence was beau
tifully decorated The bridal supper
was spread. The wedding presents
were displayed, the house was filled
with guests, including many of Lieu
tenant Richardson's comrades. Then
entered a messenger with this tele-
gram for the bride:
Am too sick to come
WEDDING FEAST
WITHOUT WEDDING.
She bore up bravely To the guests
an announcement was made that the
weddindg was postponed, and why.
With forced gaiety Captain Kelley and
his daughter and wife. invited the
guests to remain to supper in celebra-
ton of his wedding anniversary.
Lieutenant Richardson's brother Of
ficers were the only guests who
seemed especially disturbed.
On the following day Captain KEEL
ley started a quiet investigation. He
learned that at the hour set for the
wedding Lieutenant Richardson was
driving about San Antonio in an auto
mobile.
When the officers of the wedding
party returned to their posts not one
would speak to, or recognize Lieuten-
ant Richardson, except in connection
with necessary orders. The recreant
bridegroom found himself ostracised.
He volunteered no explanation, but
when pressure was brought to bear
| to force him to resign from the army
he exclaimed:
You'll know the truth some day,
and you won't blame me-"
On. May 21-a week too late-Lieu-
! tenant Richardson went to Browns
vile. and from his hotel tried to get
into communication with Captain
Kelley. The result was a message
from the banker to this effect:
Miss Kelley will not listen to any
| explanation Lieutenant Richardson
may have to offer. Mr. Kelley and
| Miss Kelley will leave for Washing
ton tomorrow and it will be well fol
Lieutenant Richardson not to attempt
TO return to Fort Sam Houston on the
same rain with them"
| COVENTRY AND
RESIGNATION.
Two days later the lieutenant re
turned to his post-where he knew
he no longer had a friend.
Captain Kelley had gone to Wash
ington to testify about the Browns
vile raid. he made no complaint
| against Lieutenant Richardson; bu
the matter had been brought by 9th
ers to the attention of the war de
partment, and Lieutenant Richardson
shortly received hint that it would
be best for him to leave the service
Accordingly he placed his resignation
in the hands of Colonel Brown, Lis
superior officer, who forwarded it tt
Washington, where 1T went straight
to President Roosevelt's hands, whC
promptly accepted it.
/ On the day after he knew that he
was out of the army and forever dis
graced, Lieutenant Richardson's bod4
was found in a hotel in Fort San
Houston He had taken his own life
with large doses of both prussic aciC
and morphine. He left a note which
read:
ITO whom it may concern: Thi!
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WAS He HERO or COWARD?
His Action frorntn Aspects of His Death.


act has been inevitable since Iast No
Vember."
EXPLANATION
FROM GRAVE.
What did he mean? Solely this
easily. discOverable with the man
dead: Lieutenant Richardson, fol
lowing his illness last fall, had be.
come confirmed victim of the NOR
phine habit. He had tried repeatedly
to shake off the bonds of the drug
and had failed. Knowing that he was
doomed, he would not make : miser-
able the life of another. He could
not bring himself to the point of con
Tossing to his affianced bride, but he
could fail to appear at the wedding
Richardson came very near being
a hero" said one of the officers who
had held him most IN contempt.
In the light of revelations made
after his death one can imagine Lieu
tenant Richardson standing before a
mirror-like de Maupassant's Cow
ard between the poison
draught in one hand and the wedding
ring in the other.
Did Lieutenant Richardson prove
himself a coward, as de Muapassant' s
sorry hero did?/ Was it cowardice to
refuse to live disgraced? Having vol
UNFAIRLY disgraced himself in order
not to involve anothers happiness
would he not have been Drawer to
have lived on in disgrace to fight and
Vanquish his secret enemy?
But, outside of religions promises
is there any sufficient reward for such
a struggle?
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Is it possible for suicide to be a
deed of heroism? Is modern civiliza-
ton justified in accepting suicide
and "cowardice" as synonymous
terms? asks an exchange
Just now this much-argued theory
gains most interesting illustration
one way or the other-in the case OF
the late Lieut. Mack Richardson, U. S.
A, who killed himself after being
forced out of the army because he had
deserted, almost at the altar, the girl
whom he was engaged to marry.
Since his death some of his brother
oficers-the same ones who held him
in the greatest contempt for his con-
duct toward his betroIhed bride-have
declared that he died a brave man,
owing TO conditions that no one but
himself knew about until after he was
dead.
The whole story is told here, and in
connection with it are printed the
crucial scenes in Guy de Mauspas-
SAINTS tale entitled "A Coward" PROB
ably the best psychological study OF
suicide ever written.
GOOD RECORD
IN THE ARMY.
lieutenant was dItdChCO
to the Twenty-siXth infantry, which
up to few months ago was stationed
at Brownsville, Tex. He was captain
of a Missouri regiment that served
in the Spanish-American war, and
gave so good an account of himself
that, when the war was over, he was
commissioned a first lieutenant in the
regular army.
He was a widower, 81 years old
His brother officers liked and es
teemed him, and society at Browns
vile found him a genuine acquisition
In Brownsville the family of Cap
tain William Kelley, president of the
First National Bank, of that city
were socially of much Importance, and
beautiful Anna Kelley was a recOg
nized belle. Lieutenant Richardson
paid her much attention. He won hel
love. About eight months ago their
engagement was announced The
date of their wedding was set fOi
Tuesday evening, May IA
This was the date of the anniVer
sary Of the marriage of Miss Kelley's
parents. 1t was planned that the
combined wedding and. anniveTsar!
should be a great social event for the
whole of Texas. Lieutenant Richard
sons brother officers rallied around
MIN, overwhelmed MIN Will COHSId u
lations and were eager TO shed mill
tary glory upon the marriage scene.
Following the negro regiment dis
turbance at Brownsville, Lieutenant
Richardson's regiment was trans
ferred to Fort Sam Houston. Tina
made no difference in the officers en-
thusiasm over the forthcoming wed
ding; it was known that there would
be distinguished guests from all owe
the state.
ALTERED MANNER
AFTER ILLNESS. .---s-
Last November Lieutenant Richard
son fell i'll. He recovered. but hi
convalescence progressed slowly. H
lacked his old carelessness. Their,
were times when he did not. appea
himself at all. When asked about
ne replied evas'ively, or said that h
had not yet shaken off the effects
his Illness. i
Lieutenant Richardson correspond
ed regularly with his fiancee. 1t wa
arranged that he and his brother off
GERS should arrive in Brownsville o.
May 10, the day before that set 70
the wedding.
Accompanied by several officers
the lieutenant went to the station t
take the train to Brownsville. AS tn
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"The Mikado."

Miss Mamie Evans, we'll known in
social and professional circles, is in
the city. She will take part in THE
Mikado," singing the score of "Kati-
sha.'' This from the Tjmes-Union:
AS Katisha, in the opera of the
Mikado, Miss Marie Evans scored a
signal triumph, making the Mikado'
daughter-in-law elect one of the bright
particular stars of the cast. As the
scorned and fiouted fiancee- of Nanki-
pooh, she stormed down the whole OF
the emperor's court, suiting pose and
gesture to each line recited or sung,
and at the finale of the first act, max
ing an exit that was worth the price
of admission.
AS the bride of the unwilling Koko,
she was alternately delightfully."- CO.
quettish or abnominably shrewish
keeping her audience convulsed with
laughter.
Altogether, each phase Of Miss
Evans work evinced the most careful
study producing finished results in
whatever she chose to undertake"
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BIG SHIPMENTS OF
ARMS FOR CHINESE,
BY Associated Press

Seattle, Wash, July 10.-An IN
known steamer, reported to have left
the north Pacific coast of the United
States with a cargo of arms for a
Chinese revolutionary leader who has
been living in Japan, is said TO be
in Hongkong The above information
was furnished by Mr.. Carl, commits
sioner of the imperial Chinese Gus
toms of Marking, who arrived at Vic
toria, B. c., today for a fUrlough of
two years in the United States.
Fearful.
''She asked me to meet her by the
garden wall"
Yet you seem apprehensive."
Yes; I'm afraid she intends to
throw me over."-Washingt Her
aid.
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How to Cure ChiIIbIains.

ITO enjoy freedom from chill
blains," writes John Kemp, East Otis
field, Ne, Il apply Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. Have also used it for salt
rheum with excellent results" Guar
anteed for fever sores, indolent III.
GERS, piles, burns, wounds, frost bites
and skin diseases. 25c at all drug
stores.
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