Alpine Avalanche (Alpine, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 16, Ed. 1 Friday, April 17, 1903 Page: 3 of 4
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CONBRESSMAN WILBER SAYS
in TH N W »tmn> CI..WCWIM 0.1
“ Pe-ru-na is All You Claim For It.**
Copfrsoimm D. F. Wilber, of Oneonts, N. Y., mites:
TW Amu Medtirtee «e. Cil—lei, Ofttoc
Oawfte—w—••AwSU By a tHaat f Aar« itm your ream,
alamat tally ispbwW after tea km of a teiv batttaa. I am tully
teaf Awab ag !«■ dales ter it ad cheerfully recomausad your medlcJaa
to all wha an atttictet with catarrhal trouble.”—barlt P. Wither.
amt I taro
convinced
IS-WHia a FiwiMw Mi Cat* fat OoMt.
Mr. a 1. Given, Sussex, N. B., Vice
President of “The Pastime Boating
Club,” writes: •
“Whenever the «oM weather eels in
1 have for years past been vnrjr anre to
eatch a severe sold which was hard to
throw off, and which would leave after-
effects on my constitution the most of
the winter.
‘Last winter I was advised to try
reruns, end Wvithin five dan the eold
was broken up, and ia live days more I
was a well man I recommended it to
several of my friends and all speak the
highest praise for it. Than H nothing
f/Jre Parana tor catarrhal alHMloam.
It la wall olgh latalllhle aamcara, amt
Iglatly aadona It” C. P. Otvrm.
a ProaloMk Wager SeveS Frau toe «f
WeAea
Mr. Julian Wsisslits.173 Seneca street,
Buffalo, N. Y., la oorresponding aeere-
lary of The 8angerlnat, of Mew York;
Is the leading second based the Sanger
mat, the largest German singing sooiety
at New York and also tha oldest.
Ia IlM The Sangerlnst celebrated it#
fiftieth anniversary with a large eeia
bra ties ia Mew York City. The follow-
ing is his testimony: ,
“About two yean ago I caught a
severe eold while traveling and which
settled into catarrh of the bronchial
tubes, and so affected my voiee that I
was obliged to cancel my engagements
In distress I warn advised to try Benina,
and although I had never used a patent
medicine before, I sent for a bottle.
“Words hut illy describe my surprise
to find that within a few days I was
greatly relieved,and within three weeks
I wee entirely recovered. 1 em never
without It now, end take an occasional
does whan I feel run down.’’—Julian
Weieelitz.
If yon do not derive prompt and satto
factory results from tbs nee of Parana
writ# at ones to Dr. Hartman, giving a
full statement of your cam and ha will
be pleased to givo you hie valuable ad*
vies gratia.
Address Dr. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Qplumbns,0.
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Red Raven
Flour
'That Pleases All the Tims.
••ASK THE WOMAN.”
Made In the Cleanest Mill In Texas
T. H. THOMPSON
MILLING CO.
DICKSON CAR WHEEL COMPANY.
— HOUSTON. texas ===
GENERAL FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS
Repair Worh a Specialty'-
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leaHfc atlea*
through Bins ■esteem a
delightftil preparation of
, rests, herbs, barks SO*
berries. Nature’s owa ps
Option. Benefits semp
ibcr of tha tamily.
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WESTERN CANADA
I CWPWINCs. MIXEO FARMING.
C- ' . V
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Kiadlv
This rapes.
te.M U. ftOUBTON. NO. iB-IUOg
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Libby’s Natural Flavor
road Products
io# kwnaita
presaratioos allow at s>
IU epread* without the
■aroace. nl permit tha
Hava Oar
vswvr
isfuaNa aarearaac*. nl
Seal tSTl^Mmuhliifa
pablhhafi sapraaHv bf ns by the
iSMMnsbrltsaoat
lift*. McNfiM t Utty. CMca*
lie WtetFb tMUfit tmmm
PATRONIZE NONE MDVSTRY
IRAN HASS
SSBEiSP**
The Inrgeot goIt aria# in Oeatra)
America. the Beaxrio, prod seed
11,©##,#•* lent rear.
A Massac nueetts «hos factory hafi
|uet completed a contract to make »
pelr or ehoee for a negro in Arkansas.
The Triibv-covere «ro fifteen intern
long and es wide ee the middle of the
rued. If they don’t fit, the darkey le
respectfully advised to try the Ohtl
nose habit. A “coon” ought not to
have to squeeze hie feet much to get
them in shoes of those dimensions.
There is an old and honored saw
that a man with big feet has a good
understanding. When we were a boy
we went to school with a “kid” wboea
feet had spread during bis early In*
fancy. His mother stood him on hie
pedal extremities before he was fully
out of the nebulous end waxy state,
and his feet flattened. They not only
spread as a babe, but they continued
to elongate and broaden In that period
of life when he was supposed to have
known how to cross a honey-bee field
without trampling all the honey-bees
to death.
As he grew to manhood, he quit
crossing the path of the mad honey-
bee, but the sterner years brought him
even less of comfort. His feet con-
tinued to grow and every time ho went
downtown six boys and a shying mule
would step ou him and fracture his
corns. He couldn’t buy shoes big
enough and when he weut barefooted
his feet were the sensation of the
hour. One Jucky day, however, he
/ell In love—at a distance—and after
worshiping his inamorata as the tiny
floweret looks upward to the glowing
sun, he got the woman in a corner,
planted bis feet firmly In front of
her end popped the question! She
tried to break and run, hut she could
not climb over the broad expanse of
Teet, and at last, thoroughly exhaust-
ed, capitulated, providing Ite would
promise always to keep his nails
bluntly manicured and lake the faul-
ty darning out when the washing got
too heavy for one woman and a hired
girl. A man with as big feet as he
jad will promise anything when a
woman is kind to him, and he took a
solemn oath to not only do this, but to
<tunt his feet from further spreading
f possible. That was years ago. They
lave llvod happily “ever afterward#,”
ind once during an awful flood, when
he waters came up about the house,
his school friend of ours shouldered
tie wife end their big footed brood
nd carried them all safely to dry
gnd, walking gracefully upon the sur-
ace of the water as a boat skims
he tide. Contrary to all expectations
’ he woman has not sued for a divorce,
tor does she seem discontented, ax-
ept el times when her husband,
rown absent-minded, leaves his
hoes In the middle of the floor, and
he gets up in the night to stop the
nad gambols of the colic In the baby’s
afierior. On these occasions she is
iron* to fall Into the yawning recep-
tacles with more or less aggravation
>f temper, but as the husband Is a
tight sleeper and usually brings the.
adder in an hour or two that she may
damber out, ebe le fairly well content,
t will be seen by this little tale that
> man may be seriously handicapped
n life by big feet but still, with a
(ood understanding, may come out as
he owner of a happy home and two
.airs of shoes, hand made. As a rule,
■owever, the ordinary man Is satisfied
rlth the expanse of his own feet and
e glad they are no broader or longer
* thicker, because every square Inch
4 area is a possible stamping ground
or more corns.
This trouble in the family business
e Joy wrecking. Just at present
here Is something akin to a man on
i raft in our happy home. When
here are skeletons In tb® closet, flat*
rons In the air and heart’s blood all
,ver the foreign rug In the conserva-
tory. the most natural thing for a
man to do is to go outside of his own
domicile for sympathy. In fact, If he
can’t be loved at home and agreed
with, he is going out into the wicked
world to look for love and the sooth-
ing comfort of a woman's lily-white
hand. That Is why we ere taking you
into our confidence. Now, our wife
owns e horse. He is, we must admit,
a handsome brute, with a white face
Water freeze* every night of the
year at Alto Crucero in Bolivia, while
at noonday the sun is hot enough to
blister the flesh.
RANCH FOR SALE CHEAP.
A floe, well improved, well icrnwcd and well
watered oettle or horse ranch of 4,000 acres,
45 miles west at Austin in that beautiful,
healthful, hill country. Only sttj tnilos from
JohnsonOlty,county seat of Bianco County.
This rmueh meet be told and Is offered few
daye at RR per aere, former price R8. Write
to Jay E> Adame, Owner, Man Antonio,
Teens, for plat end particulars.
Blankets were first made, by Blanket
I brothers, at Bristol, England, about
the middle of the thirteenth century.
Tbs tmlmwt *rFpRapof •«<! Nerrone dtrf-
ca»ra has been much aeglseicd by lb* g-ncrai
prsrtleieUer. Ur. Lena’s Hanltarlnin is special -
i) fitted far treating suob oilnwnts- TbsX-Hay
is uaad In Isenllng cause or trouble. Any on-
tottering from each dliessea will well lo
'ante Ur. l.nnn. No. U06 Klam Uldg., Houston,
Texas, for best meUio-1 of treatment. T wenty
on* first-class rooms In the hospital <lepari»*n
Tamarisk Umber 4000 years old ha«
been found in perfectly sound condi-
tion in ancient Egyptian temples,-’
and eyes that appeal to you for
more sugar lumps, but he Is a borse,
nevertheless, and he shies at automo-
biles. jumps at the Are wagon,
cavorts at the elevated and breaks
loose to roll on the sandy beach at
every opportunity. Add to this the
feet that he eats about twice as
much money every month as an auto,
and you have one side of our case.
The other side, however, is much
more important. For some reason or
other our wife has allowed a great
and massive affection to grow in her
heart for this “hoes.” To such an
extreme has this love gone, that she
thinks several times as much of the
equine as she does of ns. That is the
other half of our case. Because of
this we ere advocating a sale of the
horse end a purchase of an auto-
mobile, on the grounds that she can’t
very well love a bucking devil-wagon.
A woman le more or leas of a clinging
vine, and she Insists on clinging to
this four-legged lover of here, despite
the feet that we lavish on her ail the
klndneas of our exceedingly kind
nature. What would you do la such
an — ergery. and do yon blame us
for taking the public into our confi-
dence? Whet moke of automobile
era ram moot favorable to?
Drink Dr. Pepper. 11 is good for 1 ho crar-
tig thetoomss with spring. It is delight
ally refreshing, healthful and invig
'rating. At soda fountains 5o per glass.
Report that John D. Rockefeller hnd
said he would pay a million dollars
for a new stomach, or a healthy diges-
tive apparatus, has resulted In delug-
ing the Standard Oil millionaire with
thousands of letters.
Sensible Housekeepers
will have Defiance Starch, not alone
because they got ouo-thlrd more for
the same money, but also because of
superior quality.
1). Mllburn, son of the well known
Buffalo lawyer in whose house Presi-
dent McKinley died. Is a member of
the Oxford boat crew this year. His
almost equally athletic brother has
missed the “eight.”
I am asm Ptoo’eOar# for OoatuwpVoa *****
My Ilf* this* years sga—Mi*. Twos. KoaBiaa
Ma»k* Street, Norwich. K Y., Feb. IT, MS
The electric eel of tropical South
America 1b able to completely paral-
yze aay man that lays hands on It.
The electricity is controlled by the
will of the fish.
WANTED.
Th« address of every descendant
of William Thomas and James
Mitchell, who settled Thomas
lo., Georgia. A good many at
these heirs are known to be In
Ferine. Valuable information coe-
cernlng forge estate, awaiting
them. Address at once, L. R
Atkinson, Attorney, 7K North
Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga.
Three hundred end fifty square mi lee
have been added to the British Em-
pire by the ratification of the frontier
between India and Thibet.
Look for thlaTrad* Mark: “The Kleaa, Kuel
Kitchen Kind.” The stoves without fieaoke,
ashee or heat. Maks comfortable osoklag.
Sheriff de Braggs of tha Queens
oounty jail. New York, has purchased
dogs to assist him iu the capture of
escaped fugitives.
■a.MS, Com*-
W, at Dr. BMn*’» Oraai X.r
riTsi
oZe nSVakn es.e*
SS. a a. IlSil. Ltd.. Ml era* ll. rh(1a4*l*hla. Pe.
real **ar». Raatarar.
bettia aa* traaSM.
Russia opened her first electric rail-
way last year. It covers a distance of
thirteen and one-half miles between
Lodz in Russia Poland and the neigh-
boring towns of Zqler and Peblances.
NffW CURff FOR CONSUMPTION.
Over Eighty Fer Cent In the First
•tags and Seventy Per cent In the
fieoend Stage of This Dleeaso^Are
Cured by the New Oaonoferm Treat-
ment.
As to a cure for consumption, thero
has been endless theorizing end num-
berless "cures" have been advocated,
practiced and abandoned. Those pro-
posed have generally been based on
the alleged discovery of some myeterl-
oea compound having tbo effect of ar-
resting the disease.
There are of course very pertinent
A strip of turtle’* heart which had
gagged to contract waa put by Prof.
Llngle in e Jar containing oxygen and
Its beating was sustained tor thro*
-days.- ■ ^--t-
FEMALl WEAKNESS CURED.
I was troubled with severe female
weakness for over six months. I wee
treated by ala very ■ prominent physi-
cians without any marked benefit. My
last doctor was a skilled specialist,
and he told me the only hope lay In
an operation. 1 heard of Smith’# Sure
Kidney Coro, and after using It for one
month I find myself cured, and even
the doctor who last treated me now
pronounces me well.
Mr*. J. R. FAVHR, Atlanta. On
Price 50 cents. For sale by all drug-
gtetg. .
“ A small door may lead to a large
room.
Don’t you know that Defiance
Starch besides being absolutely supe-
rior to any other, le put up 16 ounces
Ita package and sells at same pries
as 12-ounc* package* of other ktndsl
1 There are 99,999,999 roads to fail-
ure. all of which are well paved.
Treatment for Consumption.
Be* the announcement of Dr. Fielding k
this ban*. It will Interest you.
The descendants of an Australian
settler, 102 years of age, autnber 304
persons. He is In receipt of an old-
age pension from the Australian gov-
ernment.
BACKACHE.
reasons why thss* ‘discoverers"
should withhold from the public in-
formation as to the nature of their
remedies, but if this is necessary, it
is hardly likely to bsget widespread
confidence.
The Ozonoform Treatment.
The new Ozonoform Treatment for
Consumption, which has been Intro-
duced by Dr. Frederick J. Fielding and
Is now belug tried with the above sat-
isfactory results at tho Fielding insti-
tute in the Hicks building. Sen Anto-
nio. Is sharply differentiated from tha
other (so-called) cures— first la the
fact that ita nature la openly pro-
claimed by Ita originator. Dr. Kretch-
meyer, of Berlin, and second, that H is
founded, not on some sudden sad acci-
dental discovery of a curative sub-
stance, but on tho results of yean of
study and experimentation along the
lines which modern scientific thought
has Indicated as the most likely to
bring about satisfactory results.
Oet Dr* Fielding's Beak.
A full description of tho now Osoae-
form Treatment, together with mock
Information of value to consumptives.
Is contained In n hook which hoe re-
cently been published by Dr. Field-
lag. It in a handsomely lllnetrated
work, and everyone Interested In the
subject should write to Dr. Fielding at
the MfHff Building, fina Antonio, Tan-
as, for a espy of Ml It le eeut free at
aharau
Backache la n forerunner and
nan at the moot common symp-
toms of kidney trouble and
womb displacement.
READ MSS MUMMrS EXPERIENCE.
“ Borne tints ago I waa la a vary
weak condition, my work made me
nervous and my hack ached frightfully
all th* time, and I had terrible heed-
aches.
“ My mother got a bottle of Ijrdlfi
E. PlnkheurtR Vegetable tfom-
pound for me, end it seemed to
strengthen my beck and help m* at
once, and I did not get so tired as
before. I continued to tsk* it. and it
brought health and strength to m,
and 1 want to thank you for the
good it hae done me.”—Mies Katb
Bollmas, 142nd St. A Wales A vs..
New York Olty. ~ $at00 farftlt at
Cm Uttar praaln§ §anulnanaaa amamat 6a araTaaai.
I.ydla E. Pink ham's Vegetable
Compound cures because It Id
the greatest known remedy for
kidney and womb troubles.
Every woman who 1* puzzled
about her condition should write
to Mrs. Plnkham at Lynn, Mass.,
and tell her all.
CALIFORNIA
$23.00.
On Halo Daily Until June 16.
SANTA FE
-:---tV rile
W. S. KEENAN, CL P. A^ Galveston.
985,000 REWARD
WUI be peid t* *■**•* «k*
cea disprove ibis efetowea*.
Reran** W. L. Douglas
Utbslsrg Mt manufacturer
be ran h*
r ohesper and
iu ehoee i
----than other_
fens, which enable* gim
endue* h_ ____
Tower coat than other con-
wnirn mania, fia
to Mil ehoee for 93.60 and
$3.00 equal ia every
way to llioe* eold else-
where for $4 and 95-00.
* seta eras, see. eea.ee anew Teem
w.t. ugumeo %amm UM.T suesjLHBU,
wwmfiueiuMNpwe* warn MtwkeaS
*A> Rm mew am4 dowries* laattara. *a§ft
rata* Oatf. tmamat. ter Calf, ami. ¥kl KM. Oaf **
OaH. mm aiathmu Kmtmm ImaiO
GHuM *
•Arm I* mail. Mr. *****
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Carnes, J. M. Alpine Avalanche (Alpine, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 16, Ed. 1 Friday, April 17, 1903, newspaper, April 17, 1903; Alpine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth803659/m1/3/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bryan Wildenthal Memorial Library (Archives of the Big Bend).