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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-21
HILO RAILROAD
BONDS IN DEMAND

The star transactions in the stock
and bond market since Saturday
morning proved to be in Hilo Railway
at $3.50. Between boards $50, 10,
and 60 shares sold at that figure and
45 shares found a buyer on the board
at the same. The transactions were
negotiated between Mr. Giffard and
the Bishop Trust for clients.
Most other stocks were a trile
weak, but in demand. Between boards
10 and 20 Oahu sold at $37 rs. Bid
ding this morning was at $37 so, how
ever, $3S being asked.
Between boards So and 10 Waalua
sold at $133, followed by and 20
shares on Change at the same. Stock
was offered this morning at $133, but
$132.75 was the official bid recorded.
One sale of Haiku--50 sahres-was
made at $145, following which S1IO
was bid and $3.50 asked-a rather
wide margin.
Between boards so and 70 shares
Paauhau were sold at $29 625, after
which only 500 was bid, indicating
weakness.
McBryde remained firm, shares
selling at 81, after which $685. was
bid and $7I125 asked.
Olaa was weak, 10 and IL shares
changing hands at Sc S75, after which
the stock was offered at that figure
Hutchinson came up as usual, Is
shares selling at $40, after which the
quotations were s18. S75 bid and SAG
asked. s.
Between boards so shares Honokaa
sold at $22 375, followed by and
10 shares at $22.25. At the close
of todays session $22. 125 was bid and
S22 % asked
One sale of 6 shares Pioneer was
made at 1897, the same being offered
for more. II -,I
With no sales, Eva was S34 bio
and $34. 375 asked.
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LAND SOLD TODAY.

At noon today Marston Campbell,
as land commissioner, sold the fol-
lowing pieces of public land at auc-
ton:
Lot ga Paumalu containing an area
Of 40 acres, more or less, sod to J.
Conradt for $1175.
Lot 5, Keaaao, containing an area
of 80 acres, sold to E. Steward FOR
$3.50.
Lot Keaao, containing an area Of
II acres sold to A. V. Gear for $685..
Lot Z, Keaau containing an area OF
so acres sold TO E. J. Abrahamson for
$3.50.
Los 8, Keaau, containing an area II
25 acres sold to Mrs. c. A. Peterson
for $2O5O
Lot Keaau containing an area OF
10 acres, sold to H. A. Juen for 5000
Lot 10, Lualualei, containing an
area of AZ GA acres, sold to Mrs. l.. st
John Gilbert for $426O and lot II, con
tanning an area af 50 90 acres sold il
Mrs. J. X Motley, F. J. Tesla, bid
ding, for her.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-21
--LATEST PLAN Of
MR.. ROCKEFELLER

Bradstreets' commercial report for
March 5, discussing the bill in Con
gress to advance the well being Of
the people of the United States, its
territories, etc, the forerunner of J.
D. Rockefeller's GROWING gift to man
kind-says
A bill was introduced in the Senate
by Mr.. Gallinger of New Hampshire
on Wednesday to incorporate an in
stitution whose object is declared TO
be ito promote the well being and
advance the civilization of the peoples
of the United States and its terrific
ries and possessions, and of foreign
lands, in the acquisition and dissent.
nation of knowledge, in the preven-
ton of suffering and in the promotion
of any and all the elements of human
progress" This declaration of pur-
pose might seem at first glance to be
as vague as it wide embracing,
and it is true that no details of the
plan behind the enterprise are yet
available. A different phase is put
upon the matter, however, when 1t IS
made known that the institution to
be established is to be known as the
Rockefeller Foundation; that it re-
presents the final and browning Dur.
pose of man who has not only earn
ed the reputation of being one of the
greatest captains of INDUSTRY that the
modern world has known, but has VI
to the present expended well over
s10O,000,000 to advance educational
and philanthropic interests, and that
the resources placed at the disposal
of the institution will be administered
by board composed of business meT
of large experience and acknowledged
sagacity, who will investigate anc
weigh carefully the value of all the
needs which it sets itself to remedy
1t is now understood that the retire.
ment of Mr. John w. Rockefeller, Jr.
! from the directorates of a number d
important corporations was owing tt
his purpose to devote himself almost
exclusively to the work of the new
institution. The event, for such /
may in truth be termed, is one o
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-21

Maru IN arriving at her dock. 80
this writing the luncheon is in pre-
gress at the Young Hotel
Present to receive the guests
were Jos. p, Cooke, c. Hede-
man and VIE, r. e. Paxton, T.
Tenney, Captain VIM Matson, =
Klamp and wife, Mrs. w. f. Frea'
wife Of the governor; Mr., McGrego p,
manager OF the Union Iron Works %.
San Francisco, and wife. The partv
escorting the visitors from the steam
er were James F, Morgan, A. Gartlev,
w, ]. Cooper, f. NJ. Swanzy, Fred
Waldron, Geo, Angus and NJ. p. Rob.
inson
The Calhoun party numbers eight
persons, so that there will be aDou
twenty-five at the luncheon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-21
CALHOUN
INTERESTED
IN HAWAII

w. J. Calhoun, the new Minister to
China from the United States, when
asked this morning on the Tenyo
Maru if he had any thing to say, re-
piled:
81 have enjoyed myself very much
on this trip, and only regret that
am unable to remain longer in Hal
wall, as l have heard so much about
this beautiful country.
Regarding anything concerning
myself in an official capacity, | am
sorry that | have nothing 90 say.
q know that all the newspapermen
are very anxious to talk to me and
ask me questions regarding my new
post, but it is impossible for me 20
talk on any affairs concerning matters
of state"
Mr.. Calhoun asked a number OF
questions concerning Hawaii as the
ship came in the harbor, showing
much interest in the labor situation
here, as well as the plans for making
the island impregnable, also asking a
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-21
WORKMAN
WINS our

Circuit Judge w. ]. Robinson this
morning rendered decision in Plumber
Emmeluth VS.. Au In Kau, ct al, mocha
mic lien, in favor of plaintiff for 5000
and odd, holding that the late law of
the Legislature provides for recovery
by machine for individual labor,
whether or not work is applied to
permanent structure or to a fixture,
the matter involved being work on a
bakers oven which is movable, the
plaintiff winning out although the suit
is not against the owner of the struo-
ture or building in which the oven is
erected, but is an independent fixture
which is the property of the tenant OF
occupier of the premises.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-21
BIC BUGS ON
TENYO 1MARU

With an exceptional number of no.
table people on board, the T. X. X.
S. S. Tenyo Maru arrived off port this
morning, and came alongside the Ala
kea street wharf at two thirty this
afternoon, the reason for the delay
being the sailing of the Nippon Maru.
The Tenyo will sail for Yokohama at
ten O'Clock tomorrow morning; 1870
through passengers are being carried
to Eastern ports, nineteen laying off
here, and over thirty joining the ship
tomorrow morning.
w. j. Calhoun, U. S. minister to
China accompanied by his wife, and
by his private secretary, E. w. Scott,
are going to Shanghai to wait trans
portation to Picking.
X. j. Imanishi is returning to Japan
in the interests of his company the
Yokohama Specie Bank. Mr.. Imanishl
is manager of the New York office
SS>s1sSsssSSSG>SSsss>sSsSsssSsssssSSSs
number Of questions about Pearl Har
Dor and the work of the army.
Mr.. Calhoun while here is the guest
r. ne Chamber OF Commerce
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-21
GENERAL.

The following well known bus"a-s
men of the other islands registered
at the Young Hotel yesterday; Henry
d. Wishard, bookkeeper Lihue Plan
tation Co., and supervisor, Lihue, Ka-
uai; D. E. Metzger, superintendent vi
the Hilo breakwater; Hugh Howell,
trustee Hawaiian Rubber Growers
Association and county engineer Wal
luku.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-21
PAPERS FILED.

TIE following papers we're filed for
registration up to noon Saturday:
d. Koo to Young See (w) lease.
Mrs. Julia Apana to Hong. Kwal,
lease.
Allen & Robinson, Ltd, to ]. X.
Mclean, par. release.
Waterhouso Trust to j. R. Mclean.
deed.
Keoloua to Kau Agricultural Co.,
deed
H. F. Lewis and wife to Charles M.
Neal, deed
Aahu College to F. e. Blake, deed.
F. E. Blake to Oahu college, mtg.
Pioneer Bid. e Loan AS. to Ann
Stratford, ct. al, release.
Bishop & Co. to Trent Trust, deed.
II. g. Lewis and wife to Colin Mel =
nan, deed
w. H. Harbottle, to atty. to M. Shi-
geta, lease.
Francisco Deniz and wife, ct. al, to
Arthur L. Greenwich, deed.
Liliuokalani to Waterhodse Trust p.
a.
Elizabeth F. Monsarrat and husband
/ to Harry T. Mills, deed.
Martin L. Hartman and wife to Mary
Abel, deed.
J. Kelukanaole and wife to J. X
Kekaula, deed
Y. Olvino to Hawaii Fishing Co.
bill of sale
John X. Kealoha to Aiona, lease.
j. P. Kapihe and wife to w. Robert
son, deed.
Frank G. da Rosa to Jose da {
Morgado and wife, release.
Henriette G. Quincy and husband tC
Hilo Railroad Co., deed.
Maialoha and wife to HIo Railroa,
&C., deed.
simeona X. Kaialiilii and wife t
David L. Desha. deed.
The following papers were filed to
day for record:
w o. Crowell and wife to JOIN
Bryant. deed.
Philip L. Rice, to w. H. Rice, deed
Kahuila Amana to John V. Kerr
deed.
Julia H. Along to Alice L. Hutch
inson, deeds, two.
Palolo Land and Improvement Co
Ltd, to Mrs. Hanna Lewis, deed
Joseph Keahi and wife ct al, to t
H. Makekau, deeds two.
! Kalei Kalanihelena to Louis Ka
pela, deed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-21
PROPERTY DEED.

Deeds were filed at the registry Of
flee today whereby Mrs. Julia H.
Along transfers to Mrs. Alice =. Hut
crimson, daughter, 30, $50 Square feet
of land in the Pawaa tract, Beretania
street, with the buildings thereon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-21
STOCK EXCHANGE
1920 A. NJ.

Session Sales-1O Olaa S6.S75; 81
Olaa $3.50 6 Waialua $l33 90; q
Waialua 1913 90; 10 Hutchinson $50:
8 Hutchinson $40 90; 80 Honokaa CO.
500 375; 6 Pioneer S237. 90: as Hilo
r. r. Co. $3.50; Honokaa S22 so:
10 Honokaa $22.25.
Between Boards-t25O TIilo r. r.
Co, S13 so; 45 Oahu Sugar Co. S37. l5
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-21

So Waiaua S133 90; 40 lilo r. X.
CO., $3.50; 20 Oahu Sugar Co., $50 O.
70; so Haiku $4,000; % Paauhau
$29 62j; 20 Paauhau 500 G2j; 10 Wal
alua $4,000; 8 McBryde 500; GO
Hilo. r. r. Co. S13 80.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-21
LUNCHEON To THE
CALHOUN PARTY

The reception by the trustees Of
the Chamber of Commerce at the
Young Hotel to Minister Calhoun,
wife and party. which had been set
for 70 o'clock noon, was successfully
postponed to l, 1880, and 8 o'clock on
account OF the delay of the Tenyo
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-21
THE ALAMEDA's VOYAGE.

The following wireless has been re-
ceived by the agents from the S. S.
Alameda; March 20, 1910, 8 p. N
All well. 800 miles from San Fran
CISCO"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-21

The ship w F. Babcock has not yet
sailed for Cape Town, her crew refus-
ing to trim the ship and to start work
1t Is possible that she will get away
some time today.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-21
LATEST ON SUGAR.

The cable this afternoon reported
sale of beet sugar in New York at
14s, I'D. which is practically the
same as for the past week.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-21

Tom Quinn was fined $50 and costs
in police court today for breaking
Levy's window with his auto, He has
appealed the case.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-12

amount Of money, but failed to even ges IeneI; then began trying the patent remedies, etc. I'll gamble l spent my Weight m silver, halves and dollars, with the same results. No benefit. I then tried another physician who had cured case or eczema Cor at least they told me ne had) We'll, he got his" It was $2 % per throw and every time I started 10 leave his office 1t was call again day aiter tomorrow. stuck to him about bm bac. weeks, to tha got discouraged and went would see for eczema l would give if a good trial. was then induced to try the violet Ray cure. N. G. was working at this time for Mir. Austin who was operating a pool room. My occupa- ton was bOardmarker. The disease had now taken hold of both my hands and cotton gloves with the fingers cut or, aD the time, both day and night, and to say Lnat my hands were sight would be was not person in Denver whs had not heard of or seen my hands. I had all the druggists within radius of if .esn blocks rom the pool room expert nenting 1 was Tn such condition that would try anything. We'll. the pool .ooni closed UP in Denver and I obtained position with Messrs. Frank Schifflip They. noticed my hands bandaged up and asked what was the matter. said ec- gems. Had l ever tried -"COSCURA." Never had, but had tried every other remedy on the market but up against so many cure without even relief was dlsgusted and did not send for it. About a week afterwards Frank Schifrlin ask ed me If had sent for it. said ne He wrote me an order on you for one box to be charged to him. It came in due course of time, and on the second ap- plication I obtained relief the itching stopped and before l had used half tho Dox my hands were in better shape than they had been for over two years. By the time had used th- contents of ths nrst box they were so well that ] con- cluded they were well for goed and did not get any more. but in couple of weeks they began breaking ont again SO l t-lmediately ordered another box. had hsed about half of 1t when the sores .fsappeared without leaving a scar l have been waiting to see If 1t would return, but 1t has now been six months and no sign of 1t coming back and am satisfied 1t is cured for good If you de- sire proof of the enclosed you can write any freQuenter of the Pavilion Club Pool Room, Denver, Colo, or of the Fsrd Club, Pueblo. Colo.
 Had heard of this remedy of vours sa e, tne start l would have been about .Sou ln pocket and not have had ts % through the tort,Tes did for about two aa th:s < 5a.t 1at years Should any one doubt snas sa,a .etter you are perfectly welcome to give them my address and think I can prove 70 the satisfaction of the moaf skeptical that this letter is true ts thS word, I'll not attempt to say how muck sratituue l feel toward you and yous to express 1t. But will say that to Frank Scnlniin for recommending 1t and fine Coscura Remedy Co.,, for furnishing tf VIII always say, God bless fheu, hotb :, Yours respectfully. GEO W. DERR.
 l2l9 Denver Avenue.
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Le Roy. IT.. Sept. II. 1903

Coscura Remedy Co, Hot Springs, Ark.
 Gentlemen Enclosed find express money order for one dollar for one box of "COSCuRA', Skin Cure. which l wish you would send at once so it can reach one day only, Saturday, Sept. 18th If you care to send any of your advertising matter can place 1t where it will do our remedy some good: wiii. I have I have advised others to use 1t, and am a great believer fin 1t as sure cure for any ulcers, or skin irritations.
 Hoping to receive "COSCURA" on time at Paducah Ky. and that merit of "COSCURA" will be heralded broadcast to the many thousands in need Of such a wonderful preparation aud a prosper ous continuance of your business. I re main yours truly, CLEM KERR.
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Ts the Puplic:--ror F years l haa n ease Of Lupus and other skin troubles that defied all manner and kinds q, s treatment To give the names of physi- cians under whom I treated would be to give those of the leading dermatologists or the United States My condition was well known to the many thousands Of visitors to Hot Springs, where I have re- sicsd for the past twelve years, who can bear testimony to the malignity Of the disease. nm now entirely we'll and all owing entirely to the marvellous curative powers of "CoS~URA." The remark able cure oi my Cd. caused such a de- msnd for "COSCURA" that we were compelled by our friends to put it on the market. Very truly yours.
 ALFRED PENTHOUSE, Former Secretary CoscuIa Remedy Co From Colonel G. H. Buckstacr. Capitalist, of Oshkosh, Wis.
 Coscura Remedy Co.,, Hot Springs, Ark: Gentlemen:--For the past ten years have been afflicted with Eczema on the crown of my head which troubled me greatly. had itching constantly, and could get no relief A few months since I visited Hot Springs and my attention was called to your remedy. I determined to try it. but had no faith Chat it would help me. l am pleased to testify that after using "COSCURA' five weeks perfect cure was effected. I can and do most cheerfully recommend the remedy to any person afflicted with scalp CT skin troubles. Yours truly,
 GEO. H. BUCKSTAFF.
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Prem Hon. Chas. D. Greaves. RenuhI,ca n
 Nominee for Governor of the State or
 Arkansas. VI
 Hot Springs, Ark. Jan. 12 1902. 1oscura Remedy Co, Hot Springs, Ark.
 Gentlemen:-I have seen the use of COSCURA" in cases of extreme irritft- ton of the skin and know that it does the work without painful application ana m quick time. As a Iayrnan I cannot give the scientific reasons why it's use should De widespread with persons suf- terlng with skin diseases. It's use, some day. VII be world d-wide. and a physician of whatever school should not hesita te scriptions.
 It seems te be sort of blend or happy combination of ingredients with which she medical profession daily try to cure: put they don't know the way to mix u Tn pandora box as you do-any way no germ destroyer hns escaped. Very truly yours, CdAS. D. CREAvEs
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paducah. kv.. Juna 70 ,oo,

PHducah, ky., June 29, I192. Ccs 7 "a Remedy Co.,, Hot Springs, Ark
 Dear Sir-While in Hot Springs for few months for my health for the ecze- ma, was under the treatment of the doctor all the time I WAS in Hot Springs and he didn't do me any good. He made me worse all the time until had to quit going to him, and then I heord of your wonderful remedy "COSCURA." 50 1 tried two boxes of your saive before 1 left Hot Springs and it cured my face up so nicely You can send me one box of your "COSCURA" at once. I will send for more of the salve the next time have had the eczema three years and 1t has spread all over me, but l am nearly we'll MISS WILLIE WYI,Y
 e1s Boyd Street
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From Hon. John D. Hopkins, President Hopkins Amusement Co.,, Chicago, ILL Coseura Remedy Co. Hot Springs, Ark Gentlemen-Please send me two jars of "COSCURA.' I want it for friend of mine. l think you have the greatest medical discovery of the century. It has completely cured me of an aggravated had worked on it for months, and every thing else had failed. I treated under as many as half a dozen specialists who did not do me any good
 l also gave it to some of my friends In St Louis, and it affected some wonderful cures, and I would advise any one to try 1t who has failed to obtain relief from other sources. l know it will do all it is advertised to do. Yours very truly,
 JOHN D. HOPKINS. Coscura Remedy Co.,. Hot Springs, ArK I have just received your letter, as 1 have been away visiting. Will say in reply will be glad to have you use my name h advertising your wonderful medicine. l can certainly recommend it to anyone. as I suffered with Eczema on my hand for three years. I tried every thing l could think of and finally called to see 8 physician. He pronounced it eczema. l spent a good deal of monsy for medicine but it did me no good gentleman recommended your cure. bought two jars and 1t cured my hena and now l cannot speak too highly of your wonderful cure. Wishing you uncn success ip the future remain as ever,
 MISS JULIA GATTERFIEELD,
 Corner 26th street and Ed avenue,
 Birmingham, Ala
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From Dr. W. H. Park. pr,m,nen, AmeA toan physician and missionary from the Methodist Church.
 Port Said, Asia, Oct. 2s 1901. Coscura Remedy Co.,, Hot Springs. Ark. Gentlemen:--I write to tell you that ~.CosCURA" has completely cured MT. B- c. Trang (better known in Hot Springs as the Salt King,'') Of his ob- stlrate and most troublesome case of Eczema Marginatum. He has suffered witf 1t q long time and the disease was continually spreading and stubbornly re- sisted various remedies ordinarily used in such cases. Under "COSCURA' II Improved from the first application, ana the cure was rapid and surprising. Mr. Trang is very happy over his cure. and sends kinSest regards. We arc now on our way to China where he hopes to introduce the remedy that has done so much for him. Sincerely yours,
 w H PARK. P. S.-We found ourselves untable to return to China through the U. 8. as in- tended, but are returning via the Suez Canal. I am temporarily returning to the United States soon, but if the medicine reaches China before I leave, have some obstinate cases on which to show itx virtuss-
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From ? ,, Kennedy, Metropolitan Police
 St. Louis. Mo, Jan 2s. 1902. Coscure Remedy Co. Hot Springs, Ark Gentlemen-I have been troubled with Eczerna for the past year on the calf ot my leg and 1t has given me a great deal or annoyance. especially during the warm summer months, and l have tried a number of different remedies without any relief.
 l was induced to try Coscura by friend of mine who had received great benefits from your remedy. and l pur- chased jar of Coscura. am glad te say that the first application removed ell the painful itching and that one jar cured me entirely. { can heartily en- dorse Cessura for Eczema.
 fours truly, F. J. KENNY.
 Belleview. Mo.
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ND. 71s East rhiro Stree,

ND. 719 East Third Street. South Boston, Mass, June 24, 1902. Coscura Remedy O., Hot Springs Ark. Gents:--The jar of Coscura received few days ago I have delivered to my friend who has a bad 1&ee as obstinate protruding piles, and ta w&9au | gave what had left of my txr. ssem. which he received immediate relief, so ordered one jar for him by his request, from which l do not hesitate to say he will effect a cure.
 l had very annoying itching humor around my rectum and received a per manelt cure from the use of one-haIf jar of your Coscura SalVe
 Having met Mir. Newhouse while on a visit to Hot Springs lasta.N )vember. and knowing of his case of lupus to be true, so l gave it a trial. Wishing you wide spread success, believe me tD be yours truly, FRANK BRANDEWEEIDE
 Ashland. Ky.
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Springfield, Mo. Oct. 10. ,so.

Springfield. Mo. Oct. 10, 1904. Soscura Remedy Co, Hot Springs. Ark. Gentiemen--E Enclosed find $I. PIease mail me one jar of "COSCuRA. I can't Reep K Pit, 1t. In Ft. Scott. Kas.. customer or lnine nao a bad face. I went to my grip ana got the jar. He used it twice ana l couldn't get 1t back. He sent for q Jar. (Gobin. Ft. Scott). gave half M 2I mine away. but won't be without it. Seho as once. Yours, etc.
 sG. w. B. JOHNSTON
 Central Hotel Saloon.
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het sDrings. Arl

Het Syringe. ark. July 2b, IgU5. Coscura Remedy Co.,. Hot Springs, Ark. Gentlemen:-I have waited quite a while before writing you regarding the curative properties uf your "Coscura' remedy for all skin troubles as I wanted a thorough test. hence the delay. I can conscientiouslv say it Is simply working wonders. nave been a sufferer from one Of the two hundred kinds of skin diseases on my nose and cheek for 20 years. and l must say that after using one package of your valuable remedy 1 consider my improvement wonderful No other remedy for skin disease hns believe my cure permanent and lasting l remains yours as ever,
 EDGAR A. NICKLES.
 United States Commissisper.
 P. 0. Box 241, Hot Spriugs. k