Daily Courier. (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 292, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 16, 1901 Page: 5 of 8
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NOW FOR THB YOUNd FOLKS.
ersonal
H. R, Chaddick is in Piano.
Mrs. H. Stevens is visiting in
Dallas.
L Shirley of Melissa was
here today.
W. M. Erwin of Melissa was
hire today.
Dr. J.T.Taylor of Piano was in
the city today. •
Mrs. W. M. Nelson is visiting
i« Greenville.
Mrs* L M. White of Ft. Worth
is Visiting here.
Miss Fannie Bush and sister
are visiting in Deuison.
W. f\ Tichnor and wife are
Visiting friends in Alleu.
Mrs* T. B. Barnett and little
son are visiting in Farmersville.
Van O'Neal of Mt. Pleasant is
here with his father,G.W.O'Neal.
Miss Mattie Gray of Floyd who
is teaching in the Allen school is
visiting her parents at home.
Messrs. Geo. Fcx, J. L. White
and W. B. Harrison have retur-
nebedfrom a fishing trip to Club
Lake.
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Mrs. K. D. Thompson), who
has been visiting home folks here
left today for her home in Foit
Worth.
Mrs. Huntley of Durant, I. T.,
nee Miss Inez Johnson, of Gaines
ville is visiting heme folks at
Farmersville.
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WHEN
YOU
FEEL DULL
Tired, nauseated and low spirited,
the machinery of the body is clogged
up somewhere. You should take a
few doses of
PRICKLY
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BITTERS
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It is a thorough system cleanser and
will make you feel bright, vigorous
and cheerful.
•OLD AT DRUCCIST8.
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Price, Sl.OO.
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The Courier has decided to in
auguratc a prize contest for the
boys and girl:?, and one which will
prove of mutual benefit and
pleasure to all concerned and our
young friends are all invited to
take part. The plan is simple
and absolutely fair. It is this:—
To the boy or gil l under six
teen years of age who brings us
the largest number of new cash
subscribers to The Daily or Semi
Weekly Courier at $1#00 each
between this date and Washing
ton's birthday, February 22nd,
wo will give either a ten dollar
violin, a ten dollar guitar or a ten
dollar mandolin.
The prizes are excellent instru
tnents which will be highly prized
by any of our young friends of
musical tastes and can be seen at
Couch's music store.
Each subscription turned in
must bo accompanied by $1 for
three months advance subsciip
tion to the Daily Courier or one
year advance subscription to the
Semi Weekly Cornier, and every
$1 paid by an old subscriber for
three months in advance, will
be counted as a new subscriber.
Remember the time is short and
if you want the prize you must
get to work at once.
There is no guessing or voting
about it. If you secure the most
subscriptions at $1 each you get
the prize without one cent of cost
to you, and to each contestant
who receives as many as ten sub-
scriptions and fails to get the
largest number, we will also give
a useful and appropriate prize.
Now who will be first to begin.
Send us your name and notify
your grown up friends to hold
their subscription for you. Any-
other information cheerful 1 furn-
ished on application. Don't wait
and be an imitator but be the
early bird.
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The story of Hamlet which Mr,
Edwin Rostell and his company
present next Tuesday, Feb lDth,
at the opera house is one of un-
usual interest. The life of llam-
let is very fascinating and when
properly interpreted forms a most
excellent play. The production
has been prepared with great care
and upon this effort Rostell is
staking his all, and in consequence
we are promised a genuine inno-
vation in drama,
YoungWomei
The entry into womanhood is a critical time
for a girl. With her whole being undergoing a
change, tlio seeds of female troubles aro sown.
Little menstrual disorders, if neglected at the
time, will follow the woman all her life and
grow into fatal complications. That female
troubles are robbing homes and filling grave-
yards, proves this. Yet, irregular and painful
menstruation aro often permitted togoon, sap-
ping tflio lifo pml ••ncrtTy, while Wineof Cardui,
tho positive relief for t hoso ills, is on the shelf
of every drug store. Wino of Cardui helps tho
maiden sustain tho shock of puberty by induc-
ing a painless and natural menstrual flow.
When once this important function is started
right, a healthy life will usually follow. Wino
of Cardui is ail emmeuagoguo of great power,
and works wonders in strengthening fbe deli-
cate and sensitive femaloorgans. Many young
women owe their livea to Wino of Cardui. No
woman should givo up hop©until she has given
Wind of Cardui a trial. If thousands have
•©cured relief through it, why not you?
W1NE« CARDU1
Tully, Kan., Fob. 24, 1899.
I have suffered untold pain at menstrual
periods for along tiino; was nervous, had no
appetite, and lost interest in everything; in
fact was miserable. I liavo taken four bottles
of Wine of Cardui with Black-Draught when
needed and to-day I am entirely cured. I can-
not express tho thanks X feel for what you
have douo for me.
liss DELIA M. STItAYEft.
In case* requiring ppeclnl dlreottona,
uddross, glvitiK symptoms, "Tho Ladles'
Advisory Department," The Chatta-
nooga Medicine Company, C'hutta-
nou«a, Ten 11.
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of fresh vegetables. Your
order, large or small, will
have our promptest atten-
tion. When you need any
thing fresh and first-class
to eat give me your order.
'Phone 87.
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Daily Courier. (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 292, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 16, 1901, newspaper, February 16, 1901; McKinney, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth191380/m1/5/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Collin County Genealogical Society.