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PAGE SIX.
THE LEADER QUTHRIE OKLA. FRIDAY DECEMBER 8 1&05.
It
SO SOOTMINQ.
Influent
Many
Hsr Been Felt
Oothrle Readers.
by So
ihe exttiinc Influonrv 1 ro!lef '
After suff ; rrom Helens Piles
From Hi rem i or any UoHlncM of the
aklth
Makes in reel ar-UefUl to Ihe remedy.
Dean's O Hi infiH has1 aostlitd hundreds.
Hero's whtif one Guthrie fclttzr-n nays:
"A. 8. Cinber farmer Says. "Yott
lire nt liberty to soud anyone to mo
for minuter mrtleulars Of n condition
before r used Doan'a OJnhtifnt ami for
a personal ts -t-otiorntKffl of this fac .
That ointment procured nt J N. Wal-
Ioo's drug store cured mo of Itching
nnil protruding hemorrhoid ono of
many attack? which had annoyed me
for over i limner of n conturj'. t hon-
estly thh'k that th' flmt application
ruvo relief A ontlnut'len of the treat-
ment nbeoliiii y i mid
Tor Mle h alt dealers. Prion M
renin. IAwitr-.Milini-n Co. UufAle
Now Ifoflt cole areuts for tlw United
Htatos.
Uernrmuer the name Dean's and
talco no other.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
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JOSEPH WISBY
Attorney it Law.
Office In AdUr Block South side OkU
Iowa Avonuo
Gutbtle Okla.
ORVILLE T. BMITH
Lawyer.
108 Harrison Ave. Tele hone 65
Lymon Block.
Special attention to tho law or Oo
ppratlona. Real Proporty and Insw
anco. Guthrie Okla.
u. a. nmxoN a n. HEGacn
ERIXON & HEQQEM.
ATTORNEYS-AT-I-AWv
Rooms 6 and 7 Bpurlock Bid
Guthrie Okla.
PERRY T. McVAY.
Attorney-at-Law.
Room 14.
Lyon Block
GUTHRIE OKLA
RCILR0AD8.
the Straight line.-
The St louli El Reno & Wettern.
GUTHRIE TO EL RENO.
QUICK SERV1013 AND THH BB31
OP ACCOMMODATIONS.
T. L. Wolf Traffic Manager.
308 1-2 N. Okla. Ave. Guthrlo Okla
HOTELS.
THE ROYAL HOTEL.
Van Duyn & Raton Props
Rates 2.0U and $2.60 per day
Leading Hostelry in Guthrie
DALLY HOTEL.
J. H. Casall Prop.
Rate: $4.00 Week; $1.25 Day.
South First Street.
TOWEL SUPPLY.
J. D. CRAYO
Proprietor.
Guthrie Towel Cupply.
Towels and aprons of all ldnda tm
nlshed at ery reasonable rateo. Be
me before you our. J. D. Crari
Phono 610.
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTAT3.
M.LUTHER. WEST
Rkal-S-tatE
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Fire A Notary
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Insurance S Public
WW HI.M1I . I ! J
R. It CARLIN
Largost InBuranco Agency
In Guthrie.
Phone 436. Room 1
Bllllngsley Dldg.
Guthrie Okla.
OKLAHOMA DISTRIBUTING AGENCY.
Systematic distributor of all kinds of At)
veetlsuig matter vis: Circulars Oardi
Samples tacking signs etc. Contracts ao-
l cited. Satisfaction pruaranteod
OKO M . THOROFF Mgr.
Rooms 18 Ml K. Okla. Ave Outline. Okla
JPJPCT.!IP.'USVFjSJCr.g
Guthrie Nest Pressing Club.
I
I hare lately (Installed tbe steam
cleaning system for cleaning an
ml
e-
oresslne clothes and am now ore
pared lb do tbe most modern up.to-
uaie won expcuiiiousiy ana wen
Will call for and deliver your
clothes Cleaned and Pressed.
Ladles' Clothes given special
attention.
KKNKST a. METZ
Guthrie OKla.
Roril Haiti Bswntst
Ph.itlH
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THE LEADER'S HOTEL DIRECTORY
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PARKER'ti STUDIO.
W. O Parker's ijjumc studio J09 Clevo
land Ai e. lie wbi take a limited num-
ber ofpupils on the following-: Piano
eapan. MMii violin -ello guitar and
owuvioiiii voii'K crircp.sT throuab
base. '! rn iy and musical composition
also dure piccolo And cUrintrtte. For
Wr call at studio.
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Make or
By Harriet Prcicott SpoSbrd
Cfepfriikt I 0$ by Bni- Pt SoefefJ
I
r if the mediaeval days were full of
de iiioii wllh which one re k uwl
today lias many of tbein oouceii
I nit ml In n aUwilo niect the de
mon of unrest. It ikwmw1 Charlie
Ilnrdlng In his shop In the village the
milli tho depot the meeting home be-
ing liard by and nil the goMlp of the
burg about hlB counter. Aud the world
outside grew tempting.
But It was thought that a rich And of
silver hod been made tu tho neighbor-
hood and nt onco the price of every
old imature that ovou the sheep them
selves would have dletlnlued to crop
had gene soaring out of sight nud the
stnld old pariMi that had followed 'he
way of Its forbears for 200 yoara and
over had gone wild over Its potentiality
of riches.
Of course Captain nardlnjr a train
bantl captain of nillltla was 1ip had
not been In the center of all the tall;
without finding opportunity for bond-
ing and buying and selling land and
ho had ns he phrased It melted down
a good pocket piece through the varl
ous transactions In the swinging
fate's pendulum uowor It was pres-
ently found that the silver was not
a paying sort and the boom in land ex
ploded liko bubble But It left Cha
lie Harding f sill of eajienw and t
wild spirit adventure in money tnjtk
lug
"Why ain't you contented where you
be?" asked his wife's grandfather.
"There's a Iter a ben silver here senee
efore you was born Why should it
make sech n different e to ye all on
sudden now? Trouble Is ye have to
put It lu to get It out. t'osts tnore'n
It eoiues to 'lbeie's folks 1 know has
silver spoous'iiiade of It more'n 20'
years agi But bless je. them spoon
cost in r'u gold. There's gold too.
Didn't ye know it? That Caiiforny
felier panned some gravel out I heord
say. an' go' wha be called a color.
But long's spring pirn out In tho grass
an' yarba I do' knot's 1 keer for tho
otlier oior. As long as tho bloodroot
comes nn the mnrshmaller an' 0
luim leaf of the dock that makes a
must healln' salve an" burdocks for
ubsteis. nn craxnbiles to draw out
enneers other folks may have their
silver. Kf you an' fJratifo wnnta sil-
ver Jwt keep to work. Air" the sooner
ya jilt tWf allTOr maggot out'n yer
brain tho Better' it'll be for you. You
got u gmwln' business you're iiop'lar
an' It ain't more'n a mile's walk morn-
in's over to your store wlieu you can't
use yer wieci. My king! Here's spring
for Bure! Here's a mournin' bride!'
And all excitement the old naturalist
forgot his stick hurrying and halting
and Slipping and stumbling but fhn
Ing sure of tho baduttfUl buttnrJly.
Captain Hnrdlng looked uflor blrU and
wondered how n reasonable being coukI
bo contented wlfii such a Ilfo no be'
ter. be thought than u mole's.
Grnco Harding through some un-
known freak of descent bad devoloped
a grout deal tnoro worldly ambition
thnii uny others oCher fitmily. She had
Insisted on going to school when her
sister Louisa preferred btaylng nt horn
and drudglngVltb her mother and she
lind road novels and taken a rashion
ptipan-ond on her marriage she bad
gone 16 boUsekcplng In hu oll weather
beateu farmhonso only as a prelimina-
ry to something altogether finer. It
was a pretty place under a gr-en hill
with great sycamores and a biook
whose bank wete lined with blue Tir
gettnenots They l.ad limit a little
pfoz:a where they could lt at night
looking duwu over tlie marshes tnjsfe
rlons in shadow enehantii.g In s'iu
llgiit and . . some nji hp rode u"er
to the store on bN big wheel on which
he I lomed a giant ttK'ir a.ilpst tli?
sky -it nas before th- ilnys of the safe
ty-and on some dnvs he walked and
the store thrived gently nod (jrac bad
I her Mower be(K and her row of sweet
pwas utnl went to meeting n her tnyrjle
gravn iik gowtv with t.mk roses In hr
bonuotlookwl upon by Louisa In her
brown delaine ah ery much the nn"
lady.
Lire then waa flowing ou serenely
'with now and th"u u tea party nt the
Village and every day a visit with bar
mother aud with Louisa who wa now
married herself and living at the top
of tbe hill when one night her hus-
band came home and threw dowu his
hat in a temper. "Well I'm sick of
tills!" he cried. "I've ben doln somo
little outside the store you know But
now the boom's goue up and there's
nothin' more in land round here. I've
turned over tjulte n few properties
though. Kitd made my penny every
time. But this is the end of It. How'd
you like to go to Colorado?"
"Colorado!"
"Yes I'm like tho wild beast that's
tasted blood. Bay I could Just shut tbe
store as It stands I took p'r'aps mos'
a dollar today turn the key au' put It
In my pocket an' git out there in the
thick of thlugs an' If I didu't stake
out claims an' strike pay dirt I'd put
out what was wortk lloatin'. An' I've
an idee I could make my innings I
learned n lot fum them fellers that was
here lookin' over tbe lay of the land. I
soe "em trylu' out the silver buttons"
"You saw" said Grace calmly.
"I saw them. An' now I've a little
6uthln to the good supposo we Just
turn the two keys nn' try It The worst
we can do ts to come back again."
And they did Captain nardlng with
a fierce but gay determination and his
wife with a beating heart and a fluster-
ed fac. bt't with a sort of eager curl
oslty.
"It's Jest tomfoolery" said her niotb-
P. O. KOBiN&wJN
' sr with a weary eigb. ns Bbo twisted
ler sparse nad hay colored hair out of
tho way "Why nlfe't tbey satisfied
with things an they are the store an'
the placo ah' nil? I don't b'lleve Charlie
Hnrdlng Ml ewtr grow up Ctp'n Hard-
fag! what's lie cap'n of exoeptln' it's
1 Grace?"
' "Grace in cap'n then" Bakl her
grandfather.
"I can't tell where Grace got her am-
bitious flp'U'rlt" said her mother. '
"Oh I do know" sold her husband.
"I was mos' crafy to go to sen fast
v'y'go. But one good wreck cured me
nu' p'r'aps 'twill thorn."
"Yes." sakl tho old grandfather
laughing half to himself. "I guess he'll
be glad to git lv k ou to tho laud
ng'i "
"I Wouldn't wonder If It all turned
out for the bust" "id I.oulsn who hail
oomo down from tho hill with her 8eW
Ing
But Captain Harding had no doubts
on the subject. "First thing some
clothes" said ho. "I'vo heard say
there'd nothin' aucceods like success
nn' so you've gottcr look successful.
An' I'll say ono thing If there's any-
body that'll be a credit to fine clothes
it's my wife!"
And yet ns ids wife walked through
the corridors of the Fifth Avenue hotel
after returning from the far west n
little awed by the vo'vot carpets the
satin curtains tho ling the mir-
rors Uie splendor of other women
she was conscious of Something about
herself not ns It should be. Her hns-
band w-as all well enough a bin ft and
ready man of business in a business
suit. But either she had ou too mm h
or she didn't know how to put it on.
Bhe felt slu was uullke these grandes
dames wh talked ami laughed aud
moved at ase. Her hands troubled
her and made her uncomfortable; ber
hair lacked the touch. But still she
knew It was only a matter of time
she would catch on Charlie anyt.ay
looked at her with ntlmlrln? eye wheu
he had any time to look at her at all.
She was more lonoaomo than at first
ror her husband had become entirely
absorbed tu hrs schemes.
Meantime she was seeing tbe world.
It went by ber lu the beginning like a
panorama; It almost made her dluy.
Yet although nt last she was a part
of It and as eager in the rush ns an;
she was never quite at home in it.
Captain Harding had indeed had
some meusure of the luck he had hop.
od for aud he was lloatlng the share.
of the Nimble Dollar mine in a way
that made his wife hold her breath
when he repo'led his successes to her.
He had been on the ground be had
een the mine be knew what he was
talking about be was not anxious for
to3 lurgc a price and he came out of
the transaction with a small fortune.
"Now" he said "if 1 did what my
folks and your folks would approve
of I should lay this down to grass-
that means interest-and go home and
build a house with bow winders and
n French roof and be the rich man of
tho region."
"Yes" said Grace.
"But you bellevo lu ro d I you?"
nskod he anxiously.
"Yes" sal Uraco.
"You'd like to see mo ono of tho mii-
llonalrts? Vvo na good n right to big
money ns the best of 'em and I'm goln'
In for it. I'm goln' into Wall street In
earnest!" And Cpta!u Harding had a
sense of assured success which mado
.him the hflpl'losii boat nnturod and
busiest man alive. '"Talu't luck." ha
said to his Wife. "It'S a long head. l'
look pretty hldln' such a kuack of bust-
nets In the corner store wouldn't 1 .'
And as for you I'm proud of you ev-
ery day!"
But Mrs. Harding was not proud of
herself. SI would not let ber husband
know it bu she felt herself whollv
unequal o meet the women nf so lety
with wine ber husband's nffalrs
brought hT Into some association in-
vited now and tbet to their bou.ses to
their opera bores women -bo lilitl ne
i'mlntai)' c with each other with for
elj;n life '-io knew what to do aud
how to do It and who without the least
111 feeling often overlooked and Ignored
Ler :ind nude her feel herself out of 't
She sent home boxos of gowns uud o'b
or things to Louisa ami her mother 'of
w!.bh in their private talks they said
they would have preferred her oyvn
things to make over for themselves
without dreaming bow unsuitable they
would be) and be sent grandma tt
gray llk wrapper in whose rullles nnd
lace the would look like a little old
IIonr as Grace pleased Itself by
thinking and she sent bur grandfa-
ther n fur coat nnd u wonderful meer-
schaum pipe. She had n feeling Uiat
such thlugs Averc as her husband
phrased It so much to the good. Now
and then she sent her father n little
money but she did not have much
money. Captain Harding needed nil
his re.dy money hot she had generous
credit-nnd bills. "Pile It on!" said
her husband "One must look success
ful In order to be successful you
know!"
They still lived at the hotel where
th-sy lind what seemed to her royal
rooms although she never grew used
to them nnd although entertaining
tuero those who accepted their invita-
tions she always had a sensation tbat
one day those people would nnd her out
for a fraud.
She laughed sometimes wbeu she saw
herself in tbe glase with her bare
shoulders and Jewels her satin aud
lace and marabqu with a klud of
mockery. But she never let ber hus-
band know tbat tills was not what Iter
soul longed for tbat she was afraid of
the otlier women or that she felt all
tbolr own new way of life to be of very
uncertain tenure.
She did not have so much chance as
oace to Set him kuo'v her state of mind.
He was occupied from morning till
night; lie was writlug and telegraphing
ami seeing jieopie ami down tu the lob-
by talking with men till midnight tbe
hotel lobby being a minor Wail street
MEN'S "CUSTOM MADE" $250 SHOES
Swell Fall and Winter Styles in Bluclier Bai and
Congress in Box and Velour Calf Vici Kid and
Patent Leather. Medium or Double Oak Soles.
Goodyear Welt. All Widths and Size.
Why Pay $3.50 Elsewhere?
Ill East Oklahoma Avenue
Things seemed to her to be IL such a
whirl that sometimes she wondered If
alio wore not dreaming She wrote
home but she said very little of her
self ami her life. She described linper-
neiml thing tike picture aud shops
Louisa" an Id her niolher once "it's
borne In on me some ways that Grace
ain't happy. Khe'a got the desire of her
hoart she's ont In the world seetn
tilings but she ain't happy."
"That's because alio hasn't any ba
by" 8ld Louisa imnclug her boy on
her kueo ami then letting him pull her
curia all nbout her face. "I'm sure I
don't know "hat wo done before this
little person camo.
"I'd like to seo yoir baby" Graco
had written her sister. "Some time-
just for a look I may drop In upon
you when you least oxpeft It."
"I wlsh't I could drop in on her" said
her mother.
"You wouldn't know her" said Lou-
isa. "1 wouldn't wender but you'd
think It was the queen or the presi-
dent's wife or aufbliiY
"1 guess I sheutd know m. own
child" said her mother "If she was
ever so fine. I'm glad she ain't ever
sent for Tommy the way she said she
was goln' to. I wouldn't want to stand
In his life but somehow 1 feel's tbongb
grandfather was better for him than
Captain Harding. I wlsh't Mn'd tell
what she's doln' and where she goes. I
"I'd look pretty"
don't make out tho pictur". Louisa
you'll never learn that child to walk
if you carry him so. And it's bad for
your back to carry "ucb a burden."
"That's what mothers' backs are
mailo for" said Louisa laughing aud
kissing her mother. K sacs were rare
among thorn but In those days Louisa
fait ns If she must be Grnco and her-
BOlf tOO.
Whothor she was sorry or glad tho
dnys went by with Grace nnd in their
courso she began to unilcstnnd through
tho llttlo she saw f hor husband that
thoy woro critical dayi "It's mako or
break" he said to hor once. And ns
the saw his preoccupation nnd his
anxiety day after day nnd (ho breath-
less way m which ho lived she felt
breathless herself. She scanned tho
market reports and specials; she .listen-
ed ns she could to tbe talk of stocks
and points and margins yt she could
make out but little and tt was nil very J
harassing She thought sb bad under-
stood ut ast that everything depended
ou au arrangement called a deal which
if It could be bro'isrbt about. Tien at
wealth beyond dreams for nil concern-
Ml nn 1 If It couldn't meant ruin. But
It was -goiog to be brought about; it
oMl(in't fall women couldn t under-
'i 'iisi orh of this sort alio must
possess ber soul In pitlence Ami she
tried to do as she was old. But he
knew now that ber InnliaiiO had cwry
Wing staked on one tbtow. She leaned
oer him In his sun titles of sleep mut-
ter'ng nnd tossing In his dreams aud
rts she smoothed the lock lightly from
bis forehead sho felt she would take all
the anxiety from him If sho could glvo
him either success or peace of mind.
Ho had grown white and gaunt of late
eating nothing waking before light sit-
ting lost in iuougnt. starting nt alight
boul-Us with all his nerve on edge hur-
rying as he WAlked as i ho pursued
something llyjng from him.
He was very much later for dinner
one day than over before. Batiy In tho
flf ternfton tnJOsram lfftd Wtui amlhWl
Jb"n Drought -up to her. 'Jtolatfritaw
usually went to the downtown desk.
She waited expecting her husband n
loug wblla uimI then as ho did not
come she opelied It. She said It might
1)0 from home.. But she was conscious
that that was not the reason she open-
ed It.
It was n very simple message and In
very terse language. "Gone up." But
she knew in an instant what it meant
and she summoned all he forces abo
ber.
Her husband cume lu after awhile
rather more boisterous than commonly.
"Do you know where my old silve
watch is?" he asked while making Lis
toilet.
"Why to be sure; in the upper draw-
er In ray dressing ase "
"With the two keys." be laughed
"You're a sentimental woman. I sup-
pose you have some fancy or other
about those keys. You'ro all ready for
tbe dinner and look like a princess.
Toggery's bcuinln' to jou. You like
1L"
"I don't lutow." she sakl. "I used to
like my old pink ginghams."
"SO dkl ir lie exclaimed "Tiresome
work thU gotag out to dinner business.
I'll be ready 1b no time. Which is it
tonight? Harder work than when I
went trainiu' Itu the militia "
It was several times in the coarse of
that evening that Captain Harding
The " Anna
U threc-for-quarter
selection curing grading fermenting and blending of the
tobacco leaf before it reaches the factory.
"Anna H
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DEALERS IN GOOD
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looked at his wife with n smile of
triumph lu spite of elieumatain.'e.
Willi what an a!r she carried It off be
thought. Hbw slie became wenltn ami
splendor! And yet tbe girl )' the pl'ik
gingham dress had been its protiy.
The U-uUi was that'for Ac first time In
this career Graco felt mm of herself
mid on her own ground.
"Well" he said t-j her when they
were again In their rooms "I don't be-
llove any of thoso men felt as proud
of their wives as 1 did of you. This Is
tho sort of life yon woro meant for.
It's too bad I'm sorry. But now braco
up. I'vo something to tell you."
"No. you bavenV ie ald. laughing
her great blue oyes blasting it seamed
to him Joyously." And she drew tho tol-
cgram from uudor n liook.
"By George!" bo cried gating at her
with rrosh admiring pride. "You bent
the record! 'that's whut I call sund!
And you knew it nil the time! Well.
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there It is. I ain't no match for these
fellers. By selling my watch and your
jewels and furs we'll get 0ut whole anil
have enough to tidy n little stock Of
fresh goods f or tbe store And -and
what do you mtyf
"Thnt we cau't start an hour too
soon!" she. cried.
"Then we'll go back and Just opon up
tho Store and dust It out ns If nothin'
had happened as if wo'd boon out lo
seo the world nud had seen it and was
satisfied uud was bad: ngaln to the old
stand wllh somo now notions" ho Bald
gayly. "Bowed out wild oats so to
soy."
"And I'll gLvayon raised biscuits nnd
doughnuts f or'.lyiOBkff!Ht. And I'll
food my chickelintltt Imvo my plants.
111 hjwc n Jaclt rose. Wbjr Charlie
we'll be real happy yetf"
"You bettor believe! Aud with this
load off my shonWers! It'll be tints to
your giaiKifuther though."
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Entrust Your HooJth to a Specialist Who Under
9tnndsYoir Case Thoroughly.
These suffering from any form ef C Itrsnle Disease should give much serous
cje-.Jeratlon to th question ef proper treatment.. It Is not sufficient to
knew that your doctor Is a good physician i but the Important quston is
whether or not ha Is thrreuqhly capable ef Intelligently treating the spec
lal disease with which you are afflicted.
Everybody recognizes the fact that this Is the one of specialism.. The
wise man does not undertake to do many things but to do one partcular
thno and do It well perfectly If. possible. .The physician who will o i-
dsavor to master th selene of medicine in Its entirety may meet wth a
measure of success If he Is ripec'ally brilliant and competent. But there
Is sure to be soma disease which some other physician who has made a
study of It ear troat more successfully and henoe more satisfactorily to
tho patent.
I have been a specialist for more than forty years restricting my prao
tlee to the treatment of Chronic Diseases to which I have devot'ci my efj
tire tlma and talents. Far eseh disease I have perfected a special plan M
treatment whleh has eured soma of the most obstinate oases after other
doctor and remedies have failed my praetlae Is the most extensive of
tmy other physiotan lr tit United Stales nt I have patients In every State
in the Union.. Msny oillleult oasei are ssat to me by othjr physicians who
recoflnl-o my superior ability 'n my tpselalMe.
I do R.ostoro Woa.k Men
Men who art suffering from Loss of
manly functions she-uld realize 'he
condition which will affect their health and future happiness more serious-
ly than any ctner disease. They need not expot a cure Ir m the widely
aoVsrthed nostrums ready-made medicines and deceptive anck cure ' '
I DO CUBE VARICOCELE
I cure Varicocele safely painlessly
and permanently. My method of cure
has been ured In thousands of the
meet aggravated cases without cue
ctngle failure or recurrence under
my treatment every trace of weak
nees- and disease .quickly dlraprears
all drains of vlejer oeese the weak
ened ducts aro etrenghtensd a
healthy circulation ef pure blood Is
established.
and Vior
THE RELIABLE SPECIALIST.
NICKEL
expect only in
through skillful
igar
Manufactured by th
AMERICAN CIGAR COMPANY
Trade Supplied by
Platter Tobacco Co.
Dallas Texas
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"Ito n litre to iwar you wir n r n i
nt tbe store oatly nnd late. Aui r r -dnys"
aftld awiee one glad f u
breaking aftor another across h t r '
"I'll bring my sawing down t u
storo and visit wijn you myself aii
every day I'lJ see t. Jier and the r --t r f '
them at tho old place. And I'll h a
much to toll mother nnd Louisa tbit
they'll tlilnh I'm making It up Ant
Louisa's baby oh. Charlie ft will bo
Just too sweet for anything' I shall
feel as If I'd been born over again"'
"And If wo Unit n silver mine In th'
back yard we'll boaru It up" said he &
A Fearful Fate.
It W a fearful fata to luivn to enduro
tho terrlMo torturp:pf .'Piles X enn
truthfully Bay" wrltfia" Harry Colson ef
Mnsonvllle Ja. "that for Blind Bleed
ma ItcWnff and Protruding Piles
Uackthra Arnica Salve is the bes curt
made." Also best for cuts burns 'and
Injuries tfc at all dfucrsists
amiiMiJJiMii ii il i it i i
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Vitality or a weakening of their
Importance of promptly correcting a
I DO CURE BLOOD POISON
if you have any of its symptoms
sores pimples blotches sere throat
pains In the bones faiHng hair and
any symptoms which you do not un-
derstand It Is imourtant that you
should consult mo at nnce and "am
positively whether or net you have
the disease. Remember I guarantee
a permanent cure the disease never
ta returnIn as quick If not quicker
time than any known treatment
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