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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-08-15
Thornbrough, Fred and Harry Hoyt,
Orange Nesbit, Wayne Wolfe, Walter

Thornbrough, Fred and Harry Hoyt,
Orange Nesbit, Wayne Wolfe, Walter
Yoemans, Herman and Fred Couch.
Misses Louise Allison and Maude
Hoyt were appointed delegates from
the Tygard Sunday school to the
county convention to take place in
Butler the 22d and 23d of August.
M. j. Martins children with Mrs.
Joe Herman and Dick Martin and
families helped Mr.. Martin celebrate
his birthday, Tuesday of last week.
James, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.
Martin, has fever and is very sick.
His friends hope for a speedy recov-
cry.
Lee Gragg left Wednesday for
Kansas City on pleasure trip.
Mrs. John Allison and son, Edwin,
spent Sunday visiting relatives and
friends in Butler.
Miss Ethel Fisher visited Miss
Mary Martin, Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Allen and daughter.
Miss Mary, went to Garden City Fri
day to visit Albert Allen and wife.
Mr.. Joe Herman spent Sunday and
Sunday night at the home of her par
ents to help nurse her brother.
James.
Walter Yoemans Of Butler visited
Lyle and Walter Fisher from Fridav
until Sundry night.
Friends received news of the death |
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Along the Miami.

Miss Alma Filler went to Kansas
City, Sunday, for visit.
A number of Miami folks attended
church in Butler Sunday and Sunday
night. Some attended the union
service at the M. E. church, South,
and listened to practical sermon by
Rev. Lamb. We are sure this SER
mon was benefit to parents and
children who were fortunate enough
to hear Rev. Lamb. Some needed
just such an awakening and are prof.
iting by the advice to put the proper
restraint on their children. A good
time is good thing but the children
must obey their parents if they make
a success of life.
Merton Shillinger of Spruce was a
welcome visitor at the Tygard Sum-
day school Sunday.
Lyle Fisher celebrated his 10Th
birthday Friday afternoon. The even
ing was spent playing games and
music. Refreshments were served.
Lyle received a number of pretty
and useful presents. The following
friends helped him celebrate: Misses
Louise Allison, Maude Hoyt, Elsie
and Lena Meinen, Marie and Letha
Morris, Alberta Silvers, Nita Ison and
Vivian Wolfe. The boys were:
Henry and Herman Meinen, Sam and
James Gagg, Emery Morris, Fred
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Order of Publication,
STATE or MISSOURI. H.,
County Of Bates.

s14 GEO. 3r y a,1Rsss.oo!uR1...
In the Circuit Court, October term. 1912. IN
vacation, August 9th, 1919.
Conrad Popp, Plaintiff
Va.
Barbara Popp, George Popp, Fred Pom. VIM,
6ehepeleH, Guardian Of Henry Smith, defen.
0snt; Lana Cock, Barbara Jefkes md Berths
ketelsoa. Defendants.
The State Of Missouri to the above named
defendants. Greeting:
Order Of Publication,
Now Of this day comes the plaintiff herein bv
nie eesofneys and nles HE petition elleRinx
emonG osher tAt1Ge that Defbndants. IenS
Cock, Horbere yerkee and Bertha Keteleon ma
ncn:reeidsnts Of the etats Of lliooouri
Wneteupons it's ordered By the clerk In vacs.
ooo teoe eead deteedents b IosiAed b. pubiics.
ton that plant 1has commenced 8 e1it sSsiSst
mem y this court. tie object and 9onerSi na.
tufe O. wnleh 10 b obtain n order, end j1dre.
mees of 9eeree Of eaid Court for the portis{on
e1d diytel9a Of the following deoexibed nj -.
a is.ayy ,as s.d esi.s situate IN Bates County.
he east half Of the northwest quarter and
sre weos half ofthe northeast quarter Of section
saiIsy.o (Sl) and the west kalf Of tie oooth.
east qea4tsf. and the sast sixfy (ooj ssfso Of
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c. p. A. Elects Officers.

Plainview Lodge No. 80 Central
Protective Association elected the
following officers at a meeting held
in this city Saturday afternoon:
President-W. G. Dillon.
Vice-President-W. B. WEIGH.
Secretary-J. S. Brown.
Treasurer-Henry Donovan.
Captain-Wm. Carroll.
Lieutenant-J. E. Thompson.
Delegate to attend the St. Joseph
convention-J. S. Brown.
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If Mrs. c. H. Bryant of Ohio, NO.,

of Mrs. c. H. Bryant of Ohio, NO.,
last Thursday. Mrs. Bryant taught
the Tygard school before her mar.
riage and had visited in this neigh.
borhood where she was well and
favorably known. Many hearts are
sad because of her death. A Chris
tan has gone to her reward and her
friends are deeply grieved. She
was always active in some good
work was possessed of rare abilities
of heart and mind. The family have
the sympathy of a host of friends in
Bates county. MIAMI.
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For Mrs. GOerner.

Mrs. John R. Hathorn was charm
ing hostess yesterday afternoon, en-
tertaining for her niece Mrs. Lucille
Goerner of Kansas City, who is visit
ing here. The rooms were decorat-
ed in garden flowers, immense bowls
of sweet peas and other flowers, be-
ing effectively used. Bridge was
prayed. Mrs. j. C. Villas and Mrs.
Holiday won the the prizes. An
elaborate luncheon was served.
About SO were invited to meet Mrs.
Goerner. Mont Post.
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Ensilage Made q Cow Drunk.

Washington.-A cow with jag is
the latest discovery by the Department
of Agriculture.
A Virginia husbandman, alarmed
by the indecorous performance of an
ordinarily perfectly respectable COW,
after munching a ration Of ensilage,
appealed to the department sharps.
Investigation revealed that ''bossy"
had feasted on fermented cornstalks
and had simply gotten drunk on raw
bourbon whisky-that was all.
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The following gentlemen were
elected township committeeman at
the primaries August 9Th.
Democratic
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Township Committeeman.

The following gentlemen we
elected township committeeman
The primaries August 9Th.
Democratic
Mingo-R. X. Goodwin.
Grand River-C. C. Shubert.
Deer Creek-George Moore.
East Boone--H. D. Chambers.
West Boone. R. Martin.
West Point-John Braden.
Elkhart-W. B. Coates.
Mound-W. G. Dillon.
Shawnee-W. M. Morris.
Spruce-Albert Burlington.
Deepwater-J. M. Kash.
Summit-Frank Holland.
Mt. Pleasant. E. Williams.
Charlotte-W. H. Ewing.
Homer. H. Porter.
Walnut-Fred Cecil.
New Home-T. H. Tilson.
Lone Oak-Boyd Williams.
Pleasant Gap-Ed Moore.
Hudson-Jos. Morgan.
= Rockville-D. D. Hit.
Prairie-Eugene Bradley.
Osage-H. H. Sheppard.
Howard-H. L. Curtis.
Republican
Mingo-S. Miller.
Grand River-Jos. Pulliam.
Deer Creek. O. App.
East Boone-H. P. Edwards.
West Boone-No selection.
West Point. w. Zortman.
Elkhart-Oscar Hand.
Mound-Frank Green.
Shawnee-Lee Green.
Spruce-W. j. Ramsey.
Deepwater-A. T. Keene.
Summit-M. H. Price.
Mt. Pleasant-Chas. Gardner.
Charlotte-E. M. Simms.
Homer-R. w. Barton.
Walnut. G. Doolittle.
New Home-Matt Simpson.
Lone Oak-W. C.. McGinnis,
Pleasant Gap.-D. E. Bassett.
Hudson-O. Piepmier.
acknowledgement Grant.
Prairie-Grant Slime.
Osage-C. A. Lane.
Howard-J. w. Bobbitt.
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County Court.

Township trustees made settlements
as follows:
Lewis Stalker, Walnut.
Jack Kedeigh, Deepwater.
H. D. Chambers, East Boone.
Ed Waller, New Home.
Willard Trout, Howard.
Frank Chapman, Grand River.
A. G. Henry, Mt. Pleasant.
D. F. Andes, Deer Creek.
Preston Judy, Hudson.
Claude Lampkin, Deepwater.
M. H. Reavis, Elkhart.
Frank Holland, Summit.
E. Morilla, Pleasant Gap.
C.F. Perry, Usage.
Frank Stilwell, Homer.
Lew Smith, Lone Oak.
Warrants presented by County
Treasurer for cancellation as follows:
Pauper fund. ..............4 64.53
Contingent fund. ........... 1925
Election and Jury. .45.5O
Common school. 250.OO
Drainage No. 1, construction 4233. "a
Drainage No. /, interest. :. 1920 90
Drainage No. 2, construction .2728. rs
Drainage No. 2, interest. . .. .5O4O.OO
Application for private road petit
toned for by D. R. Lowry dismissed
as per request of Henry Sheppard,
his attorney.
Petition for private road by Jos.
Peterman ct al, dismissed.
Highway Engineer ordered to in
spect bridge over Deepwater creek
on the road on west side of Section
Is of Spruce township.
Concrete bridge ordered over
branch of Deepwater Creek, between
sections IA and % of Summit town.
ship.
Concrete bridge ordered construct
ed on Bates and Cass county line,
one-half mile west Of Sharon church.
Cass county to pay her half when the
bridge is completed.
The three minor children of Robert
Zee sent to Children's Home Society
It Kansas City.
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Coming Events.

Adrian Street Fair, Sept 4-6.
Rich Hill Stock Show and Corn
Carnival, Sept. 11-13.
Bates County Fair, Sept. 1870.
Hume Stock Show, Sept. 10.
Drexel Street Fair, Sept. 1927.
Bates County Poultry Show, No
~.
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Vote on Republican Candidates.

EV1 0VNCAAOIs
John C. Mckinley. AL
A. Pat Murphy. 10.
Leon w. Quick, 10.
For Lieutenant Governor:
Hirim Lloyd, 493.
For Secretory of State:
James j. Afford, 1873.
Robert D. Silver, 274.
For State Auditor:
Green B. Greer, 1872
For State Treasurer:
Daniel H. Hoefer, 286.
Edward Schrantz, 1877.
For Attorney General:
VIM. c. Irwin, 209.
James S. Mason, 259.
For. Railroad and Warehouse Com
missioner:
John H. Curran, 1863.
Edward G. Marsh, ia
William S. McCaull, 1O4
For Judge of the Supreme Court
Division No. Zone to be
elected):
Stephen S. Brown, 306.
Edward Higbee, l42.
For Judges of the Supreme Court
Division No. 2. 1.-TWO to be
elected.):
CLo,1o, no,<o, i70
John Kennish, 1886.
For Judge County Court-Northern
District:
j. P. Hermann, l0l.
j. R. Baum, 1876.
For Judge County Court-Southern
District:
|. A. Petty, 237.
For Sheriff:
Georgh H. Frank, 1856.
For Treasurer:
w. A. Eads, 1876.
Why the Farmers are for Major. |
Because he is Democrat.
Because he does things.
Because he can win next Novem-
Der.
Because he is against the single
tax.
Because he did win in 1908-by
odds.
Because he is unincumbered, unat-
tached and has no alliances.
Because his official record is an
open book and reads right.
Because he prevented the trebling
of the tax on every farm and city
home in the state.
Because he has done more for the
people than any other Attorney-Gen-
eral Missouri has had.
Because he enforced the Stamp Act
and sustained it in the Supreme Court
of the United States, and placed $780,
10000 in the State Treasury to the
credit of the good road fund.
Because saved the producers of
grain $500, 10000 annually by enforc-
ing and sustaining the Full Weigh
Statute in the Supreme Court of the
United States.
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AaanaIalad presa- MamnhI.. Tenn.

Associated Press, Memphis. Tenn.
 Coscura Remedy Go, Hot Springs Ark. Geutlemen--One of my office beys had 8 knot on his ankle es big as an orange. It was badly infamed and very painful. ] made him spread Coscura on 1t two nights iu success ion and believe me when ' say every trace Of it has disappeared. Respectfully, F. (. ASHCROFT
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Hot enrlnra- Ark.. nec 5. las1.

Hot Springs, Ark, Dee. S. i9s1. Coscura Remedy Co, Hot Springs, Ark Cseutiemen--Several marvellous curei sf obstinate skin diseases made by "COSCURA" have come under my per noHal observation. ] most heartily re- commend 1t as the most wonderful ski cure Of the age. Wishing you all tht succeas ysu deserve. Ynura truly.
 BAT MASTERSON.
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Geneva Ga. Aprn 24. 1908. ECoscura Remedy Co, Hot Springs Ark [ Please find enclosed s1.00 for which send me @ne jar of your wonderful salve. ] think it has done my wife a great deal of good. Very Respectfully,
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M anrlnna A.n tnl.

Hot Springs. Ark. July sE. teas Coscna Remedy Ca., Hot Springs, Ark, Hentlemen-i have waited quite a while before writing you regarding iha curative properties of sou "Coscura' remedy fer an skin troubles as ! wanted thorough test, hence tae delay. I can conscieptously say it is simply working wsndera l have been sufferer from one of the two hundred kinds of skin diseases on my nose and cheek for 20 one package sf your valuable remedy ! consider my improvement wonderful No other remedy for skin disease has ever done me one particle Of good believe my cure permanent and lasting, ! ramMn yours as ever.
 EDGAR A, EiCKLE9,
 2. c. Boz 5li. Hot Springs, ATE.
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West Baden, Ind, Nov I2. 1s0i Coscura Remedy Co.,. Hot Springs. Ark. Dear Sirs- Enclosed you wii find sl.50 in stamps for which send me box Of Coscura for eczema. Mir Batdon told me about it and it's wonderful effects. I've heen at West Baden for two weeks thinking the water and baths would help me. il has some but not what expect ed Mir Batd0rf assures me that f l tried your salve it would cure me. Mill waukee couldn't hold me f ] knew l. could get cid of fl for It's something ter rible Hoping you will send me a box as soon as possible. Very truly
 MRS, b. G. MORITZ.
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rt. Crook, Neb.. Jan. 10. 1908.

Ft Crook Neb.. Jan 10, 1908. Coscurh Remedy Co. Hot Springs, Ark. Gentlemen--Enclosed please find P. O. money order for $3.25. Please send m4 three boxes of your salve for eczema One box bought in Hot Springs a month ago has done me wonderful amount of good,
 Will you please state how often shsuld the afflicted surface be washed. Should it be washed before every application.
 Very Respectfully.
 DAVID L. TROpH, Pot lRt ClasN Hospital Corps, D. g. A. y. e,--Iha axtra 25c for postage
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 Danvlle. H. Nsv. g. 1904 Coscura Remedy Co, Hot Springs, Ark. Please write and tell me whether yeu stii have tho CoScura Ointment for sale. 1 had a jar two years ago and was well pleased with it. AS soon as ! hear from you 1 Rill send for 1t.
 Yours truly,
 MRS. Cl1AS CURRENT,
 10l Collst Street.
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 Springfield. Mass. March 25. 1902 COScura Remedy Co., Hot Springs. Ark Enclosed please find Sns dollar (Si.09) for which send me Sue box of CosCura- nave just used one box and 1t has helped me more than anything else. Please send as soCn as possible aa my supply Is used. Sincerely,
 MICHAEL C. ARTHUR
 Essex StrseAs
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Kansas Cilv v

Kansas tftF4 BIO. Cescurs Remedy Go, Hot Springs, Ark Gentlemen-I have used many reue dies for ekiu troub' ts, but have found none af them behe6ciai until l tried Coscura and ! can highly recommend it. Yours RcspeC.y.
 CLINTON D NEWELL.
 S2g Delaware Street
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Anhland. Ky.

NHNHnUI NY - CoscUrs Remedy C0.. Hot Springs. Ark. Gentlemen Have used only one hOK of your CozCura and it has completely cured me of one of the worst cases of Eczema it has ever been my miHfu%s tlns Co see. Yours respectfully
 ED. SUTCH, JR.
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Chicago, lli. Coacurs Remedy Cs, Hot Springs. Arf Gentlemen-Euclosed find g. in- pay 7ncnt fca two jars of Coscura ! hav had very good results from its use Please forward at once and obiiEa
 ". F MCCARTHY, 5IZ Warren.
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Kansas cIty. Mo.. Aug. q. la04.

Kansas City Mo Aug. 24 1904. Coscura Remedy CO. Hot Springs, Ark. Dear Sirs-A friend Of mine came gysm Hot Springs about a year ago. bringing with him jar Of your salve. 1 have fsund 1t good for so many different things l can hardly get along without 1t in the house. Yours truly,
 NELLIE ARNOLD.
 SIS E. 17th Street
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Hot Springs. Ark. New. s. 1901. Coscura Remedy Go, Hot Springs. Ark, Dear Eirs-I have suffered intensely for five years with Eczema on my hands and arms. My hands cracked so badly that ! could not work. l tried all kinds Of remedies but never obtained relief until ! used "COSCURA." I am now entirely we'll and one jar of 'EO9- CUHA' did it. Gratefully yours,
 HARRY WRIGHT.
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Ottawa. lIl. m. ]. la02.

OttaWas ILL., r en- 4 ttV1.
 G6HTi6meH--I have been afflicted the past seven years with a very severe case ct itching EC2cUTd. rUT7iU Tut rest at night for the intense itchingfaDd t be- came so bad that ] WAS compelled to Gut work 1 was under treatment with an eminent specialist of Chicago. without obtaining any rcltag. { chen went to Au- Eustine Hospital for ten weeks and was discharged and pronounced iucurable. As a last resort ! came to Hot Springs and treated under Hskim specialist" without any benefit A fread induced me to try "CDSCURA." had suffered SO long that had but very little faith n it but sitter using one jar there was a decided improvement and l am happy to say that after usinE five jars ] am now en- tirely well and t has made a ne@ man out Oi me Sincerely yours
 .CHAS l.. JOHNSON.
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GaINeston. Teraa.

LaTFD8t0n, T IeA1N-
 Coscura Remedy Co. Hot Springs. Ark. Gentlemcn-The jar Of Coscura arriv- ed all .. K Mrs. Leon is deeply grate- fui st having used your remedy she has been severely afflicted for over lb years. having seven large, painful sores on her legs, some as large as a silver dollar. They arc an healed up now. She tried all ktnds of doctors and medicines but n0th- tng relieved her until she used C.oscurs YUu certainly have & wonderful remedy. Yours truly, MRS. J. Q. DONNEiL-
 22 Market Street.
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Long Beach. Cal, July S0 1906. CCscura Remedy Co, Hot Springs, KFR. Dear sirs Please find enclosed one dollar. for which scud me by return mail one box Of Coscura Remedy tsalvel. Have used it for several years end hava found 1t to he the best ] ever used
 Please send Co Mrs. John hlevesat, Los Angeles California. General Dellv- cry Yours Respectfully,
 MRS. JOHN kLEV VHSTA.
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Peru, fn. CoscUra Remedy Ce. Hot Springs, Ark Gentlemen-One far of ysur remedy cured my face of a bad case of EcEen1a- Respectfully, CHAS. N. BROWN.
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Clarksviile, Texas. Sept. 20, l90.. Coscura Remedy Co.,. Hot Springs, Ark. Gentlemen-Please express me half iozen Coscura Ointment. On receipt of invoice will remit. 1 srder this at the uggestton of pr. s. II. Howard, Whs has 1nst returned from Hot Springs.
 l would like to correspond with you in regard to agency for 1t here, as l under stand it has net been introduced In Texas yet Ysura truly.
 ]. C. BARTON.
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MI. Clemens, Mich. May 1S. 1908. Coscura Remedy Go. Hot Springa. Ark.
 Csentlemen--Haye you shipped Coseurn ta Rochester, \. r, if not send t hers 0uRek. six boxes. Entirely oul. I ordered fhls last week from Rochester. am trying it bere in connection with the baths and 50 far it has given excellent rsaults, Do fFo4 4etay. II you pave nos ehippea It address it to Hbsye address.
 yTlll send ysu check, v.,y.v
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coscura Remedy Co. Hot Springs AFA. ! have just received your letter. as ! have been away visiting. Will say in reply wili be glad 10 have you use ry name iu advertising your wonderful medicine. l can certainly recommend it Co anyone, as ! suffered with Eczema sH my hand for three years ! tried every thing l could think Of and finally called Co see & physician. He pronounced is eczema spent a good deal of money or medicine but it did me no good. } aad about given up in despair when & gentleman recommended your cure ] bought two Jars and it cured my hand Nud now cannot speak too highly ot feur w0pderful cure. Wishing yea much Mccess tn the future. I remain aR eyaF
 MISS JULIA SATTERFIELD.
 Corner 18th street and 2d avenue,
 Birmingham, Ala
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Lilly Carriage Co., NemphlS Tenn
 Coscura Remedy Co., Hot Springs Ark. Centlemeu--You will please send me enc more jar of CoecuFa hy express I believe this wlli cure me up Tt is the only remedy of the many that have tried that has benefited me Yours uoly, OWEN ,Lfi4t1.
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Rock Springs. Ca

Coscura Remedy Go. Hot Sprlnga, Ark.
 Dear SirsJ am glad to say that your remedy has cured mo. i had sore op my ear fer two ycars. and now it has healed up. I can recommend it te any one that has skin eruptinus. Am pleased that Dr. Parks prescribed lt for me.
 Yours truly, C, S. POTTS
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Commerce, Texas Aprll f2, 1908 Coscura Reuaedy Co, Hot Springs, Ark tify to the wonderful results of your akin remedy. secured while tn Hot Hot Springs. One box of your Drcpara- ton completely cured me of @ nest stub born case of eczema, which troubleV my face. ankles and legs fer years past
 W. 4. OfNEATa
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Butte Mont, July s. iee0 CoSeur2 Remedy Co., Hot Springs, Ark Dear Sirs-Piease find enclosed one dollar and twenty live ceuta (S1.2s) for one box of your wonderful ealve that I have heard SO highly recommended for ts cure my case. So kindly send lmme distely by mall or express to address be low and obligs. Yours Respectfully.
 C. L. GRAHAM
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From Colonel c. H. Buckstan Capitalist, of Oshkosh, Wis
 Coscura Remedy Go, Hot Springs. ArK Geutlemen-For the past ten years ] have been afflicted with Eczema on the grown of my head, which troubled me greatly l had itching constantly, and could get no reHef A few months since l visited Hot Springs and my attention was called to your remedy, I determined to try it, bUs had no faith that it would help me, l am pleased to testify that after using "COSCURA' five weeks perfect cure was effected. l can and do most cheerfuily recommend the remedy to any petS0n afflicted with scalp or skin
 GEO H BUCKsTAFF.
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 From Dr. W + Park . prominent American physician and missionary frsm the Methodist Church
 Port Said. Asia Oct 2S, 1901. Coscura Remedy Co, Hot springs, ArE. "COSCEI;A' has completely cured Mr. E. c. Trang (better known Tn Hot Springs as the Salt King, } of his ab- Htinate and most troublesome case of Eczema Margina tum He has suffered with # long time and the disease was continually spTgadTTTE HTTu scUDU0Tuly re ted various remedies ordinarily used in such cases. Under "COSCuRA" 1t improved from the first application, and the euro was rapid and surprising Mir Traug is very happy over his cure. and sends kindest regards. We are now on our way to China, where he hopes to introduce the remedy that has done so much for him. Sincerely yours.
 " Il PARK P s.-We feuud ourselves unable to return to China through the U. s as in- tended, but are returning via the Suez Canal I am temporarily returning 10 the United States soon but fl the medicine reaches China before I leave, ! have some obstinate cases on which Co show its virtues,
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malina Kan. Feb. 2. 1908.

Mallna Kan, Feb, q l8o5.
 C,oscufa Remedy Go, Hot Springs, Ark eJentlemen-vEnclosed please find x. C. araft endorsed 10 your order. for 2l.o0 for which please send me by first msh aaImrh worth of your CoscuTa skin cure. lt vas formerly put up in Ru "op8l Jar. ! usad a far e. st several yeara ago Tor s<rems with very good results. Hoping
 C. L. WIGHT.
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office of William Gilmore. Edgcwo0d. T C. scura Remedy Co. Hot Springs, Ark. meh-fienns send me fiv- Jars of "COHCURA." the same as I got from yoH iH Hot Springs ] am a great Geal bette than whom ! left there, and 1t has helped me wonderfully. Kindly send at snce. Yours truly,
 VIM. GTLLMORR
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hfennmlnnh. Wis.

Coscura Remedy Co. Hot springs. AK. GentleWcn-Mv experience with your skin remedy haa hean . -11nzt nanny and satisfactory one Not less than twenty of my friends have been cured and not & single failure that ] know of. You certainly have wonderful remedy. Yours Very Truly,
 DR. ". 4. BORLAND.
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st Louis, July 12, 1901. Coseurs Remedy Co. rot Springs, Ark, Gentlemen-- Enclosed fine enc dollar for medicine received and l am willing Co recommend it very highly.
 &oBrs very respectfully
 EUGENE sCHWL&ps
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Coscura Remedy Co.. Hot Springs Ark. Gentlemen COsCURA' win do an you Cleim for J and [ gladly tegtfy 10 it's remarkable curative powers
 G. II. CARMICHAEL, Ocsla, Fja-