davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21
And these remnants.

G pairs French Corsets. fancy hrochp. straight
front. honed with real whal"bona. elastics at
tached sizes &c. 10. ~. 81 90 and -. Reduced
from SIS. - to 81 90 pair.
pairs Sapphire Corsets- straight front. honed
with real whalPkone: sizes 10 and %. Reduced
from 500 to s. 90 pair.
G pairs r. ". Corsets fnnCv hrochN. straight
front. din hin. eastics attached: sizes 20. %. %
and so Redu"cd from 81. 80 +" 80 pair
pairs i. r. Corsets. straight front. din hin.
elastics attached: sizes IS ~ and 30. Retiuc ed
from 81 80 to &c. pair.
Third floor. Eleventh st.
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Glove NergrfmNemNo

- rairs Wnn,on's s-hrrtton Glaze Nnrs"unt ire
Gloves: siz"a II 81. 6 and T. Reduced from
81 p tr 81 nO nair
o nrirs wnmeu's 2-~I-sn white prr, Cloves:
sizos 81. Ga and 4 Reduced from 100 to 81. 90
pcir.
pairs wonan's C'acc Gloves: sizes g. CT. and
c.. Reduced from 81 90 to SOC pair.
Main floor. G st.
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Friday BARGAIN i'm
Corset DEPARTMENT.

A small lot Is DOZEN Corsets.
made of batiste, with straight front,
dip hips ard clastics attached. Sizes
I8 to 80. This is an unusually good
corset for The price.
Special value, SOC.
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Woamem's Skirt Dent.

Atwood White Serge Skirt. Reduced from
$3.50 to $500
1 Havana Brown Velvet Skirt. Reduced from
S21 90 to s.
Black SILK Skirts. with black tareta silk
drop skirts Reduced from $3S 20 to $3.50 each.
Plaid Skirts. plated style. Reduced from
SIP. 80 to 81. IS each
10 Eidprt,own Bath Robes gray and red: sizes
sc and ~ Reduced from 1915 to $3.50 each.
Third floor, 6 ST.
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W]000war0 6 T0tbr0p
Newly
Friday is Our Remnant Day.

N wall broken noddot short length
AN0 t pn
be and in
doigna
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Improving School Fairgrounds.

According to the Commissioners the
work of improving the Fairgrounds of the
Gage Ross, Blow Cardozo Stanton and
Magruder schools will be started In few
days 1t is their intention to have new
sidewalks laid, the grounds leveled and
gardens arranged. The special appropri-
alton of S1.500 for the maintenance of
flower gardens for public schools will be-
come available on July / next.
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WOmen's Waist Dept.

Women's Waist Dept.
A lot of Fine White Lawn Waists,
trimmed with lace and embroidery ;
all sizes.
Reduced from ST 90 to $I.I5 each.
AH-wool Challis Waists. gray ground with
black dots: trimmed with black pin'ng sizes 80,
80 and 40. Reduced from $500 TO $3.50 each.
Pink Crepe de chin" Waists. 'r.t"d font.
long sleeves sizes 80 and 40. Reduced from
$S.I5 to 81 3S each
8 Fine Plaid SILK Waists. assorted handsome
patterns: sizes a. 3G and 50. Reduced from
1900 to S. on each
s Black Tafeta six Waists. with hand made
yokes: sizes "A. 38. IS. 40 AID ~. Reduced from
81. 80 ~ $500 each.
White Messaline silk Waist. with hans-em-
hroidered front: size rs. Reduced from $500 to
$1,000.
; cre,e lie Chine Waists. with hand. enrroifereti
fronts: back sizes IS and 40: white sizes sc and
IS. Reduced from $500 to $1,000 each
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Frifav Pa r~air7 Inn
1mDOrted Leather Goods.

We have lust received. through
the GEORGETOWN custom house. a
large lot OF Hand Bags, in the new
est shapes and s1'aAns; also Nodi-
cine Cases and Fi1'eI and Untitled
Travc'ino Cases. These goods are
all r"riect, but OWING to the delay
in shipment we off"r f'em at
Exactly Half Price.
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Children With Matches Cause Fire.

Children playing with matches caused a
blaze in the house of Policeman William ii.
Wilson of the ninth precinct, 612 14th street
northeast, this morning shortly after o
o'clock. The blaze was extinguished by fire
men Of No. 10 engine company after about
$50 damage had been caused
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F~iday BARGAIN i'm
WNmHan's Vests

90 dozen Women's Imnorted
Swiss Ribbed Silk and Isle Thread
Vests. with low necks. no sleeves
and hand-crocheted fronts.
75c each Waite. SIPS.
Also these remnants:
Il W"ren's Jersey Ribbed Lisla Thread Vests:
high mock long and short sleeves: size 3 Re
duced from soc to -" Zach
81 psirH WonIep's Svias RiNlod T'uhralla Draw
Su,'il si~" Reduced fr0r 90 IN 15" pair.
IL r"irS WnN"n's Ecu Swiss Ribbed Drawers.
Knee l""rth: sizes and :. Reduced from Joc. TO
S5". pat~
Main Gour. + st.
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Friday BARGAIN i'm
Muslin Underwear.

A lot of Women's Gowns. made
OF cambria and nainsook and trim
med with embroidery or lace. Also
Long and Short Skirts of cambria,
trimmed with lace or embroidery.
Well-made. properly proporticned
garments at a very special price.
roc. for Choice
Regular Value. sc.
And these remnants:
pairs Wom"ns Cqmhric Drawers. trimmed with
emhrniery Reduced from 90. 10 sac. pair.
3 Wonien'S Gam ric PPtti'nits. trimmed with
lawn ru.tie finished with EN- robbery and tucks. Re
duced from 81 ~ to itc. Zach.
Women's Brown Mohair P"ttieort. trimmed
with very full shirred rutio. Reduced from $3.50
to 81 -.
Womnn's Muslin Gowns. round neck, slt"w
sleeves. neck and si""ves fnsled with ribbon
Reduced from SOC. to SIC, each.
Third floor. Eleventh
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And these remnants :
1cwclrV Department.

ICNCi y tPEllfl lltlt1ll-
Fr'r'N CIV Tnatur" Dog Collar. Reduced
from e. To-
C"l' Read nog Collars. Reduced from $500 to
g. "a e4rN
1'r"rrr Gnt Miniature bracelets Reduced from
81 on to
Jew"I-d bracelets Reduced from $3.50 to
g. - each
G 1ewel's' "Nd Fnamelsd brooches. Reduced from
s. o. a. 81 each
Iav"l"'' "rd Fnamelcd Brooches Reduced from
S;.tn - 81 - Zach
Fn"mrled Pendants. Reduced from 500 to
s; ~ ep"h
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Prir-asPrar DeDartnent

. Nurirh C0.,rc- H-I prn--e Card Trays Re
Ciuce' f-,r1 s. ~ 20 81 % each
Nnrioh Co','ar I,rOuz. Trinket TraVs Re-
dure.' trr"i e. ~ TO 81 N each
Is N~'-i"I G'N-Dar a~d Trars
durei frr,r, 81 ~ 20 81 m zach
. Nruirh Conner ard Prnn-n 4 trays and
Clear futt"rS Reduced FROM 81 On 10 81 o. each
Nupi-h Cars,ar ard Bronze Vases Reduced
from SiI IN q e ~ each
Munich GaDppr and Pronza Jardniercs Re-
duce,l from S9S ~ TO sIi 10 each
. Nurirh Co',ner All Candlesticks Re
ducef fr"-r s. ~ 70 SO "a asrh.
l M"ri"h C"N""r and Bronze Tray. Reduced
from s.; ~ 60 "a
Main G. ST
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EriTaW Ra ~c-aim IN

Embroidered Flannel.
200 wards 2--inch Embroidered
Frenc1, Flannel. in odd colorings.
for skirts. etc.
&c. ward.
Regular pi:ce, 75c.
Second aunr Eleventh ST.
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Also these remnants

81 pairs Wcror's Plark T.i~'> Thread Hos". with
lace nrtlns: Si2es 81. and az. Reduced from
$50. To PC par
Is pairs Wemnn.s BLACK TiSla Thread Hose with
embroidered "-r1"s: si7"s ST.. and o.. Reduced
from :,oc to 37tsc. a pair.
Main floor. F st
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Bows Clothing Dept.

Main floor. Tenth st.
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FRIDAY BARGAIN i'm

WOr11er1'S Cotton Hose
100 dozen pairs Women's Extra
Fine Black Cotton Hose. with
double soles and ligh-spliced heels
An excellent quality
35c. pair. Value. soc.
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Second aonr. Eleventh ST.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
INDUCED IN
NEGRO BATTING

Four or five self appointed guar
dlans OF the public peace and safety
did a little volunteer negro batting
in the rear Of a Polk street saloon
last night
The party II seems, had been i'm.
billing freely OF the refreshments that
inspire great bravery and as the
members imbibod they accumulated
a considerably increased conception
OF their importance In connection
with the proper running OF the city
Of Amarillo, A fow negro laborers,
who applied at the back door ac-
cording 10 their custom for drinks,
aroused the high feeling OF the party
in the front end and tho protectors
Of the public peace began a TRADE
at the negroes and ended by slug
ging them, The negroes did not at
tempt serious defense but were APP
parently cowed and took their beat
ing as well as they could.
The negroes injured in the slug
Cling were regularly employed about
at various places as porters, Ono
Of them was the porter and boot
black at the Sanitary barber shop
on Fourth street, Several OF them
are said to have left town last night
and one who is around today, wears
badly battered countenance as
result of his experience at the hands
OF the gallants In The saloon,
No arrests had been made this
afternoon but an order has been
given for the arrest OF the men and
boys implicated in the brawl and the
members OF the party will probably
be obliged to pay well for their H.
advised solicitude.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
THIRTY CROSSINGS COMPLETE.
Few Remaining Locations Which Arc
Entitled TO the improvements.

Few Remaining Locations Which Are
Entitled TO the improvements.
Gross Brothers, the contractors for
The fifty cement crossings ordered
by the city have completed over thlr-
ty OF the crossings and are putting
them in at the rate OF two a day.
Taylor street, the first street 10 be
connected with ceyuent walks over
most Of It's length will have the most
crossings but all he streets along
Fourth and Fifth east are getting
crossings and Polk, Fillmore, Pierce
and Tyler are getting quite number,
Although the fifty crossings will
leave a large part OF the town with
out adequate crossings that number
will probably cover all the places
which are entitled TO the improve
ments under the original offer made
by the city. Crossings are only built
where the property owners have al
ready shown their interest in the
matter by providing their property
with cement walks and blocks which
are not built up solid DO net receive
the crossings. Very few east and
west crossings have been put in for
the reason that the majority Of the
owners OF corner lots Lave built the
walks only along the front OF their
lots and have failed to provide the
side street with the improvements.
Sidewalks are still being steadily put
in by property owners and there are
said to be a number Of contracts
ready for construction now.
The new crossings are giving thor
ough satisfaction and show evidences
Of construction that will stand all
demands put upon them. All Of them
are arched over from street and are
left rough on top SC that horses keep
their footing on them much better
than on those put in last summer on
Polk street The crossings on Ninth
street stood the severe test OF hav-
ing the old Methodist church moved
over them without showing any dam
age and all of them have cured out
hard without cracking
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Regarding Railroad People.

Mr.. Il, T.. Simpson, travelling
freight and passeng'r agent of the
Pecos Valley lines, has just returned
from a hurried trip to Kansas City,
in the interest of the road he repre-
sents
Mr.. Brown, the consenial chief
clerk in the office Of D. l.. Myers.
traffic manager Of the Pecos Valley
lines, is again at his post of duty,
after brief lay-off,
Mr., D. h. Myers, manager of the
Pecos Valley lines, returned yester-
day from his eastern trip.
Mr.. 4. r. Meyer, auditor OF the
Pecos valley lines. returned yester-
day from a trip to Topeka, Kan.
Mr.. c. w. sowle, chief clerk for
A. f. Meyer is in Galveston.
Mr.. j. +. Eppler OF tho bookkeep-
ing department OF A. r.. Myers Of
flee at the PeCos Valley Lines. was
taken suddenly sick last night, and
was confined to his room at the
Amarillo today.
Mr.. G. r. Norton, late OF San
Angelo, has accepted a position with
the Rock Island as time keeper.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
For Miss Van HanGt.

Miss Alice Van zandt, Of Fort
Worth, was the guest sof honor at a
rartY given last night ny her cousin,
Miss elan Blackburn A Humber OF
tables we're set through the rooms
for progressive forty-two and the
guests played a rapid fire series OF
games that made the evening seem
very short. After eleven games had
been played, the hcstess called a halt
and began serving .he players at the
tables with refresh Of neapoli-
tan Ice cream and angel food cake.
While the refresrments were beins
served and the scores counted Miss
Ethel White played several numbers
at the piano on'the count OF the
scores, c. c, Fredericks was found
TO have the largest number for the
gentleman and was accordingly
awarded lucky swastIka pin. Miss
Bernice Russell was the most sue
cessful player among the girls and
received pretty hand-painted plate.
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is to be forfeited unless the track
Is completed and put in operation
this year. But no intimation has
ever been given out that the road
had any such intention and all Of
ficials have accepted the conditions
as made by the legislature.
The grade is complete and Is in
tolerably good condition for a great.
err distance than the legislature re-
qulred the road to build this year so
the work OF completing 1t could be
done In very short time and II
complying with the law we're the only
consideration which the road cares
to meet this year, the necessary
work could be done in a month.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
DEAD MAN IN A
ROSWELL DITCH

1.-THE body OF Leland S, Terhune
was found buried In an irrigation
ditch on the widow Bowman place
three miles east of Orchard park.
Tuesday afternoon" reports the DAT
ly Record. The account of the dis
covery is as follows:
THE body of Leland s Terbune
was found buried In an irrigation
ditch on the widow Bowman place.
three miles east OF Orchard park this
afternoon, the discovery resulting
from search that followed his dis
appearance since last August 1 and
the finding Of blood in his wagon
yesterday. His cousin and partner,
Moses l., Lewis, is under arrest and
in the county jail, suspected Of kill
ing him, as he is the last person
known to have been with him,
THE dead man was "a years old
and leaves wife and one child. He
came here three years ago from
near Sherman, Texas. The accused
man is "a and came here five years
ago from the same locality. Ter
hume has a claim near Hagerman, and
his wife lived there while he and
Lewis farmed in partnership the
Bowman and Bud Wilson farms
near Orchard park.
THE body was not entirely uncov-
cred, awaiting inspection by the cor
orner's jury. The dead mans pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ter
hume, OF Iowa Park, Texas, will be
wired.
"The accused man protests his in
nocence and says the boy was the
best friend he had on earth"
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WORK NOT BEGUN.
Rock Island Has Not Yet Taken Ac-
tive Steps Toward Extension.

Rock Island Has Not Yet Taken Ac-
tive Steps Toward Extension.
The work of couple Of Rock Is
land civil engineers the other day
in the yards here surveying out some
new switches gave rise to the report
that the Rock Island was about TO
take up active work on the unfinished
Tucumcari extension. The engineers
who were here this week, however,
had nothing whatever to do with the
other work and their visit warrants
no such conclusions as has been cir
culated as a fact
Active work on the extension has
been a common subject of discus
sion in Rock Island offices all over
the Southwest this spring and sum-
mer and while no definite date has
ever been set for beginning the work
1t has been considered certainty
It might be possible according to the
opinion OF some OF the men inter.
ested In the law, for the Rock Is,
land TO beat the provision of the Law
by which the right Of way and grade
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
Well Known at Iowa Park.

Wichita, Falls, Aug. 9,--The Daily
Times reports the finding of Leland
Terhune's body at Roswell Ter
hume as the account shows was we'll
connected here.
LELAND Terhune, until about
year and half ago, was resident
of Iowa Park, where his parents are
now living and brother OF Milton
Terhune, paying teller at the First
National bank in this city, was muir
dered near Roswell, N, NJ. Yesterday
afternoon Mr.. Terhune of this place
received telegram from the sheriff
at Roswell, stating that his brother
was missing and asking II he was
here. This was followed by another
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15

bids, II possible the lodge wishes 10
get actual construction commenced
by the first Of September and the
lodge hopes 10 have the building
sufficiently complete to be available
for the New Years reception and ball
IN January The cost OF the build,
Ing Is set at $4,000 and with nee
essary furnishings the first cost will
reach about $4,000.
The committee has secured 50 far
about $4,000 in subscriptions and
these are now being paid into the
treasurer Of the fund, Frank n, Sal
ter, at the Western Bank g. Trust
Go, The building site at the corner
OF Fillmore and Fifth IL now owned
free OF encumbranees by tho lodge
which has refused $4,000 for the
property, This month tho lodge ex.
poets to incorporate as an Elk Build.
ing association and the corporation
will own the building, assume la
bility for all debts and will collect
revenue from the lodge TIL all debts
are paid, Subscribers to the build
ing fund are given first mortgage
bonds in the amount of 500 per
share, These bonds are secured by
the building and bear an annual In
terest until paid OF per cent, It
has been the intention Of the build
Ing committee to borrow as little as
possible and II is expected that a
considerable amount OF additional
subscriptions viii be secured before
long time loan is negotiated The
committee, however. has already been
offered loans on favorable terms of
funds sufficient to assist the present
subscriptions In completing the build
ing,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
BOYS CAUGHT FOR THEFT,
Swiped Package Of Clothing Thurs
daY From WeIIs.Eargo Truck.

Ed Taylor and Tom Brewer, two
youths of IS or 10 years, were lodged
in Jail Thursday by officer Bolton
on charge of theft and the two must
answer at the next term Of county
court for the offense
The boys were hanging around the
union station Thursday evening and
while a truck was being loaded by
the Wels-Fargo express people, Tay-
Tor slipped a package off the wagon
and started away, An express en-
ploye saw him and gave the word.
Several men started after the boys
who Immediately took to their heels
and tried to get away. officer Boil
ton went after the boys then, recov-
cred the property and later lodged
complaints against them for the
theft. The value of the package was
under $40 so the offense is punish.
able by fine,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
STAR GAzERS WILL
Be OUT TONIGHT

Star gazers seriously inclined to
astronomy or other subjects should
not overlook the opportunity which
wlH.be afforded tonight. Not again
TIL 1889, according to the astrono-
mers d, the world. will this partic-
ular exhibition of celestial pyrotech-
Dics DO seen again, and 1t is probable
that By 1882 such as are still alive,
Of those who will be glad to spend .
few quiet hours under. the stars To-
night, will not be so interested in
such matters.
For the last few nights, the num-
Der of meteorites has been much
larger than usual, II this may be
taken as an indication OF the show
err that Is to be visible tonight, tho
display will be of great beauty and
will amply warrant waiting several
hours to watch, The air is wonder
fully clear today and there Is not a
cloud to obstruct the vision in the
sky There Is no moon tonight and
every star and meteorite will show
with unshaded brilliance.
Stones comet is the cause of the
shower tonight according to calcu-
latlons of astronomers who have
figured out the temperance of the
shower from appearance in the past
The comet is now crossing the
earths orbit and in its progress small
masses are detached from the comet
and in touching perhaps the edge of
the atmosphere they flash into in
candescent heat Before they can
reach the earth the heat entirely con
sumes most Of them so it Is hardly
likely that any of them will actually
strike the ground
Another object of more than usual
interest in the heavens now Is the
planet Mars which is nearer the
earth than it will be for several
years. II can be seen now about
midway up the zent toward the
south and is easily distinguished
from the other stars by It's greater
size and brilliance.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
For Miss A, Patrick.

For her sister Miss Patrick, Of
Paris, Mrs. Elmer e. Young, enter
tanned a company Of young ladies' yes
terday morning at her home on
Taylor street. A'progressive forty
two the guests played an interesting
series of games during the morning
and after the games ME-. Ethel White
and Jettie Patterson and Mrs. Jim
Richardson favored the party with
music at the piano. To accompani-
ment by Miss Patterson, Mr.. Eugene
w. Peterson sarg Absence" and
responded to an insistant encore with
Love Me and the World Is Mine"
Refreshments Of sherHert and angel
food cake we're served
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
Creek Lands Opened.
Special to Daily panhandle.

Special to Daily Panhandle,
Washington. Aug. S,--Under the
decision of the department of justice,
the rich lands of the Greek Nation in
indian Territory become alienable TO-.
day. Under an act passed by con-
gress five years ago, it was provided
that Greek lands, except homesteads,
should be open to sale to the whites
in FIVE years, providing the Creeks
ratified the act. The law was passed
June 80 five years ago. The Creeks
ratified 1t on the following July26,
and the president promulgated the
order August s. According to re-
ports from Indian agents, there will
be a great rush to buy the lands by
spectators and real estate agents
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
.ELKS TO GET BIDS
new FOR BUILDING

According to the report OF the
building committee at the meeting
last night, the Elks are now ready
to begin construction on their build
ing and although the subscription
list has not yet reached the amount
needed, there has been enough stock
subscribed to guarantee the construc-
ton. The arhcitect o. G. Rogue
more, has completed plans and spe-
ciflcations for the building and Mon
day the committee will advertise for
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15

telegram stating that his brothers.
body had been found and that he
had been murdered, a third tele-
gram from an undertaking firm at
Roswell asked about the disposition
of the body
"The dead man is about ~ years
OF age, and lived With his family on
farm located about twenty miles
from Roswell. At Iowa Park, where
he formerly lived, he was highly es.
teemed."
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
Endorsed by the County.

"The most popular remedy in OF
sego county, and the best friend Of
my family" writes VIM. NJ. Deitz,
editor and publisher OF the Otsego
journal, Gilbertsville, n, Y, lis DR..
Kings New Discovery. 1t has proved
TO be an infallible cure for coughs
and colds, making short work Of the
worst of them. We always keep a
bottle in the house. | believe 1t to
be the most valuable prescription
known for lung and throat diseases"
Guaranteed to never disappoint the
taker, by l.. o. Thompson & Bro.
Price soc and $1,O0. Trial bottle
free. 81 I'm