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The Delta independent., 1900-08-10
A0g0ss T1oUes.

1T is a surprising fact. saws Prot.
Hou,on. -tha, in my travels in all parts
Of the world. Tor the last ten years, l
have met more people having used
Green's August Flower than any other
remedy. for dyspepsia, derapged Liver
aud stomach. and for constipation. ]
find for tourists and statesmen. or for
persons fillirg ofiicc positions. where
headaches and general bad feelings from
irregular habits exist. that Green's
August Flower 10 . grand remedy. II
does not injarc the system by frequent
use, and 10 excellent Tor sour stomachs
aud indigestion. Sample tgttles free AT
the Pioneer Drug Store. r. 1ucke. pro-
prietor. Sold by dealers In all civilized
countries.
The Delta independent., 1900-08-10
Excursion Rate. "a o. 6 q. 6. 4. 4.

Grand Army Of the Republic. Chicago
Ill, Aug. 9th Sept. 1st. One first class
fare for the round trip. Selling dates
Aug. I'D to 18th. Finsl limit Sept. lst.
Grand Lodge. Improved Order os Red
men. Colorado Springs. Aug. 18th to l7lh
A rate OF one aud one dfth fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sale Aug. llth
Firal lir,it to return Aug. Doth
Grand Lodge. Knights Of Pythias. at
Ouray. Aug. lith TO 10Th. One first.
class fare for the round trip. Selling
dates Aas. 18th and 18th. Final limit
to return Aug. Goth.
Annual Session Woodnen Of tie
World. Salt Lake. Utah, Aug. 18th
One first-class fare for the round trir,
Selling dates Aug. 18th. Fioai limit to
return Sept. 18th.
From Colorado Points TO Akron. Julc-.
burg and Cheyenne Wells, Colo; Garcsa
City. Leoti and kanorado. Kansss and
points east thesos 10 Missouri River. 81.
Louis. Chicago. ST. Paul, Duluth and
the Superiors Wis. Tickets TO Be eUid to
arrive at Colorado cumm mon poiuts June
1ith. 1a,h aud I'D, July l3th sud 9eth.
and August 4th- One irst clces fare
for tho round trip. Final limit Oct. 3lst
The Delta independent., 1900-08-10
Government irriga.ioa Plants.

Are among the probabilities OF the
near future. The last session Of con
gross made an appropriation for surveys
and the plan is TO make the first surveys
for r; servoirs for storing water near the
heads OF streams where the supply at
present is inadequate. The surveys will
provide full plans for constructing these
reservoirs and congress will be ae';ed to
make appropriations for constructing
some Of them. The benefit Of such
works to the arid West can hardly b.
upderestimated, and il is high time the
West Was waking up TO the situation
and doing its share toward getting
congress to take action. Thus FAR the
work has all been done by Eastern bus
mess men. who figure that such i'm
provemeuts will do more than anything
else toward providing homes for the
people in the Wee and will eventually y
provide the Eastern manufacturer and
business man rith a larger market.
What il means TO the Eastern business
man. it means in even larger proportion
to the Western business man. and 1t is
time they were awakening to tn fact
Denver Stockmau. ---s-.---s-
The Delta independent., 1900-08-10
PLAYED Out..

Dull Headache. Pains in various parte
OF the body. Sinking at the pit OF the
stomach. Loes Of appetite, Fe~erishnes',
Pimples or Sores arc all positive evidence
Of impure blood. No matter how il
became % it must be purified in order
to obtain good health. Acker's Blood
Elixir has never failed TO cure Scrofc
lous or Sypnilitic poiscns or any other
blood diseases. 1t is certainly . Won
derfui remedy. and we sell every bottle
on positive guarantee. II. n. BrAistsd.
druggist.
The Delta independent., 1900-08-10

Several weeks ago The News sugges-
ted that those citizens OF the Plateau
country who now depend upon or would
hereafter need the waters from Leor
lakes. should take immediate steps TO
prevent citizens OF Delta county from
diyerting the waters 10 the other side
OF the slope by means Of tunnel.
"Wednesday. J. p. Baldridge, G.. p. Hall
and T. G. Underhill, representing a
large number OF citizens. appeared before
Judge Sullivan and secured an injunc-
,ion. aud employed Judge Chas. r.
Casvell - take charge OF their case at
the next term OF the district court.
There are thousands Of acres Of fine
land We. available for cultivation under
the water shed OF Leon and it would be
a crime TO allow our natural waters TO
be diverted. II ever the county CON-
missioners are justified in helping a
good cause /, would be in such a case
as this. not alone for the present tax
PAYERS but for the benefit OF future
citizens Of the county.-Graud Junction
News. The company proposing taking
water from Leon have filed on the lake
as a reservoir site in good faith. have
complied with the law iu every particu-
la and propose TO take only the water
they reservoir in the winter and spring.
not any OF the natura, flow OF the sun
mer months. This We believe is allow
able under the irrigation laws.
The Delta independent., 1900-08-10

Musicsi Instruments al all dcscrip-
tiops at Ciarke's Drue 6tcre.
The Delta independent., 1900-08-10

Mothers endorse il. children like 10. old folks
Us. H. We refer to Ore Minnie Cou-h Cure. II
will quickly CURE all throat and lung trouoses--
Clarke's drug store
The Delta independent., 1900-08-10
NORTH FORK
Fast Fruit Stage Line
Nsas~ O0ee 80 Ase<a Aa1 q Dosee0oo.
Oeasa and UoOeeAA6oD-
Strictly Fruit and ElDlm!
Connects with All Trains East and
West
rlME 1ARl.f

rINE LIABLE
fszve Hetchsiss rpsn srr,vsi ~ p.snso 80
Naher >ssxr< 5 r ~ wondsys. Wsd0r>dssS aea
Frsssvs. unil jpiy -. then dsify- Scl1eeo ~
f-rit on Roxer<' Mesa thee ia,es ~ ne evsos
srx Arrive N pxits ~ o'efor0 q -. Lew
lSita IN rsfurn at - p. ~
GaA0A0 2. D0OO n, 000oUoo
The Delta independent., 1900-08-10

Non vii never and snv other pills promps
Clarke'S drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-04

THE TW ENTIETH CENTURY Just the prettiest card party that was ever given in this city was that which occ uired at the home of Mrs. Adolph Bluthenthal on West
 Fifth avenue Thursday afternoon, that lady being hostess for the Twentieth Century Euehre Club. The parlors of her hands omely fur nished and cozg home were beauti- fully decorated with phlms and ferns
 and the tables were neatly arranged.
 After each game of euchre, which gave zest and appetite to the deiica. cies, the luncheoE was served in courses. The game was one 'in- terest.' The handsome priz were fought for with much enthusiasm
 Mrs. $. A. Rosenberg carried away the nrst, a half dozen Bohemian champagne glasses. The second, 2 useful silver-baek clothes brush, was won by Mrs. +. Fl. Franklin. Mrs
 Bluthenthal s reputation for giving luacheons. card parties, etc, is sol
 idly esta hlishpd. Her 2 7. si~s are a'-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-04

MYTH MRS. E. M. SGHOBER- " The Methontes Book Club spent most charming afternoon with Mrs. E. N. Schober on V5ednes- day last. Southern Literature was the interesting theme of the after noon. Mrs. James ". Adams read a fine D aper on Thomas Nelson Page. Mrs. N. Terry Roberts one on ames Lane Allen and Mrs. Jno. l.. Mills did fuil justice to the cratic genius of Edgar Allen Poe. Ms. Haizelip gave q beautiful character sketch of Father Ryan, the Priest and Poet, to whom all southern hearts are loyal. Miss Fay Taylor gave some valuable information upon Joel Chandler Harris and Mrs Taggart was most interesting in five mibute talk upon Geo. ". Cab.e. Miss Grace York evineed great ability as the leader in the discus sion, what are the best impressions of the new novels?" Mrs. A tkinson rendered one of Sidney Lanier's Waltz.s on the guitar The club will meet again on tue twenty fight of February with Miss Keba De- woody.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-04

HALF HOUR GLUR-One of the Al most enjoyable, ,entertaining and
 highly interesting meetings of the Mothers Half Hour Club occurred
 at the home of Mrs. ]. H. Hinemon a brilliant and honored member of that organization, last Monday afternoon. At the roll call which is customary. the members recited a verse from the writings of a chosen poet. Quotations, on thi> occasion, "ere given f.em Will Carlton Mrs
 w W. Byrd entertainingly read the entire poem Betsy and Me Amo1g the many interesting papers, was of which was the "The Great Lakes. ;" 1t was unusually appropriate for the subj ct for the afternoon was "The Mort hern States" Mrs j. H. Hinemon responded with an able paper emitted "The People, Their Occupation and Uadeveloped Re- sources. 4 reading by Mrs. Fred
 Fox, from Mark Twaln's Rough ing It. was the next number. Twin Cities" was all ably handled subject oi paper, prepared and read by Mrs. $. VT. Knox. Mr. ]. H.
 Hinemon spoke on the rearing and education oi children. The ladies were so highly pleased with this last number, that they anticipate d seriee ot lectures by that brilliant
 gentleman. This meeting was a
 most pleasant and instructive one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-04

M IsS NELL M'EWEN-Tae an lA nouneement of the fact that Miss Nell McEwen, of this city, is no longer with the Clay Clement Com. ent will be received bY Pine Biutiians
 with much surprise and interest. Miss McE wen. who for several sea.
 sons was leading lady for Clay Glenn ent, is now with a stock company know as the "eity of New York = She severed her connections wien ghe Clement Company at San Francisco in the early Fall of 1893, as did the other members of his strong organi- zation. The majority of the compa-
 ny objected to accompanying sA r. Clement across the Pacific ocean to tue Hawaiian Islands, where he booked bis sflaw 10 eanea~ t'l's sea :
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-04

YOUNG PEOPLE REeEIvED.- Mesdames ". A. anu R. E. Lee entertained Friday evening compli- mentary to their sister. tue winsome Miss Ellzabeth Collier. 0f Aitheimer The home was beautifullv decora ted and a strH2 han1 furnished music for the large csowd af little people that gathered to d. hoaor to the sair young honoree. Elegant re- treatments were served The affair was one of the big successes Of the season and hostes IFS, together with Miss Collier made the occasion on c loDg to be remembered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-04

members, Miss Josie Dreyfus, who acted as hostess on tLat =occe sion. The weekly meetings of that club are proving most successful and en- ioyable, and especially so was it tine fact on this occasion. The game was interes ting and exciting in the extreme. The prize winners were Mss Dreyfus. the hostess, who cap tured first, and Miss Hertha Miller, who won tue second Miss Drey- fus gave the prize to her guest, Miss Heileger, of Searcy. Elegant re- treatments were served.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-04

Mir. Chas. Dante, progressive young business man. Gf Dumas, passed through Pine Bluff Saturday afternoon. He was en route to Little
 Rock, where he will. on February 6, wed Miss Tomeg stiel. of that city Nr. Dante is hrather af tse ia '
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-04

could be effected and the company disbanded. Clay Clement is now touring Australia as leading man in repertoire for Nance O'Neill. The City of New York Company, Of which Miss McEwen is member, re- cently closed successful engage ment in Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-04
THE BACHELOR MAIDS T

THE BACHELOR MAIDS The A above named organization, which is composed of representa- tive cro wd of Pine Bluff young ladies, were the guests of Miss En- aa White on last Thursday after- noon. Miss White most charming ly entertained at cards or a pro- gressiye euchre party. The hanti- some home was prettiiy arranged and a profusi0n of cut flowers were gracefully placed about the rooms and parlors. Handsome prizes were given at cards and after the game a select and dalnty luncheon was served those present. Misses Fay Taylor and Lita Hammett cut for the prize and Miss Ham mrtt won it The prize was handsome and exceptionally pretty picture. A large number of guests enjoyed Miss Whites gracious hospitality, and count tue afternoon one of the most enjoyable and pleasing of the social season. Those present were: Misses Grace York, Eddie Rutledge, Fay Taylor, Bettie Houston, Lizzie Grace. Lita Hammett and Miss All len, Van Burer. Nesdames ". II Riley, John L. Mills, Chas. LeYereaz and W, A. Lee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-04
SOCIETY.
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NISS GRACE TO RECEIYE-Miss uR Lizzie Grace will receive a num- Der of her young lady friends on next Tuesday afternoon with a progress sve euchre party. She is most charming and piished young lady and her tete promises ta be an unusually interesting and enjoyable one. It is looked for ward to with greet expectations and auticipa. tions.
 S<
 EUGHRE AND DANCE-Tuasd day 1 evening the Bluff City parlors and hall on West Second avenue were the scenes of an interesting and enjoyable euchre and dance, given by the members thereof. It was a full dress affair. Euchre claimed at tention the jor part of the even. ing, but dancing was taken up later and lasted pleasantly for several hours. Mrs. Joe C. Meyer captured the handsome prize, costly cut. glass bottle. Mir. Sam Berlin was a close second. The charming fete closed with the evening and refresh. ments by the caterer.
 S<
 HHARM1N.TLY RECEIVED
 reception given by MT. and Mrs. j. E. simon Wednesday evening to MT. and Mrs. Garfunkle, of New York, aeeentuated the now we'll ap- preeiated fact that "the Garfunkle Colony" is very desired addition to Pine Bluff society. The house presented the usual bright appear ance that such d cozy home q Des when arrayed for the welcome of in. vited guests. An excellent supper was served to those present at the proper hour and the fair hostess proved herself charming hostess Mir. and Mrs. Gartunkle are the hon. ored guests of Mir. and Mrs. Lotus Roth on West Second avenue. Those present Wednesday evening were MT. and Mrs. Garfunkle. Mir. and NJ rs l. Roth, Mir. and Mrs. NJ. Hanf, Mir and Mrs. G. Waterman. MT. and Mrs A. Bluthenthal, Mir. and Mrs. c. A Bloom, MT. and Mrs. Simon Bloom Mrs. N. simon, Mrs. L. E Goldsmith Messrs. | Fies and J. Bloom.
 VA ASCOT SOCIAL - Wednesday a afternoon was one of merri lnen1 Tor the members of the Mascot Euchre Club, when they assembled at the homo q ore os Is f.s....
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-04

were Mrs. Gariunkle. New York. and Mrs. j. l. Reinaeh, Walnut Ridge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-04

M ASCOT SOCIAL - Wednesday "A afternoon was one of merri- ment for the members of the Mascot huenre Club, when they assembled at the homo ef nre os i.s f.s-..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-03
OId PsonIe Mndo Yonnr.

j. G. Sherman, the veteran editor of
the Vermontville, Mich, Echo, has
discovered the remarkable secret of
Of keeping old people young. For
years he has avoided nervousness,
sleeplessness, indigestion, heart trou-
BILE, constipation and rheumatism by
using Electric Bitters, and he writes;
"It eaa't be praised too highly. It
gently stimulates the kidneys, tones
the stomach, aids digestion and gives
splendid appetite. 1t has worked
wonders for my wife and me. It's a
marvellous remedy for old peoples
complaints" Only soc at G. R. Rem
fros drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-03
LOCAL MELANGE.
issSseo@oS7e0 @~S$ S0SeeeeoS

Bradstreets have opened quarters at
oklahoma City.
For rent Furn.ghed rooms. with or
without FIRE. Gail at 4o3 y Harrisou.
10 ia currently rumored that j G
Duauey So Perry IS soon i1 Wcd one
6uthric'a youn ladica,
Forn di mona bg
faae tnD th e aud
mo property
G oaer q Haneham's ieey Barn at
Arapahoc was burned Two horses
were consumed
SEQ o osmith Tor Roger pocket
knives, play inc cards, crodnolc, arch
ena and football goods.
Clyde Orner has severed bis connec
ion with The Rush. he had charge
Of the shoe department.
"Uncle" Sam Nix is very low with
typhoid fever at his home in Seward.
ne is attended by his two sons ed and
viii
Wanted--A good white girl to do
house work Best wages paid to a good
girl. Mrs, T. +. Millikan 6O3 North
Vine.
Same old Moss" is fitting up a
dead swell" bar IN his new location.
in the Lyon block. The furnishings
are new,
Friday night officers OF the 1. o. O
f. will be installed, s. r. Bates chic
Patriarch, Monroe FELTON,, S. w: e. j
Doughty II. p; E. +. Merten Scribe; G.
o. Mcmillan Treasurer.
Tonight the Modern Woodmen will
have a public installation of officers
The ceremony will take place in the
Odd Fellows hall and will be followed
by banquet.
A territorial charter was issued TO
day to the L. j Stewart lumber com
pany of El Reno with capital stock
of SEQ, 600. The incorporators are II.
j. stewart r. l.. Adams and B. Stew
art
The L. T. L of Guthrie will meet at
the Presby terian church Thursday
light just after school. Ladies win
be there to teach the children temper.
ance songs from the new books. Prof.
Stevens will analyze flask Of whiskey
before them and Mrs. Jenkins will
talk to the children. Every body well
come; Thursday night after school.
Fred Friedley who has been connect~
ed with the Grand Leader resigned his
position Saturday to take charge of
the insurance department of the Geo.
n, Dodson abstract and insurance Co.
He is a young man but well up in the
insurance business, business that he
is thoroughly in love with and one
that he has followed for years until he
took position with the Grand Leader
He was an early day Guthrie boy and
was married here to Miss Icey daught-
er of Judge and Mrs. j j Merrick
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-03

TERRITORIAL SKETCHES.

The sheriff's association of Oklaho-
ma did not transact any business at
their meeting held at Oklahoma CITY
Saturday and adjourned to meet in
III Reno February to witness the
hanging of Taylor Kirk, sentenced by
Judge McAtee to be hanged there on
that day.
Z Three hundred PAwnee Indiana
were given a Christmas tree and a
feast in the mission building near
Pawnee by the Rev. A. 6. Murray and
wife. Indians came from all parts of
the surrounding country and among
them we're five chiefs After the dis
tribution of gifts the Indians ate $50
pounds OF turkey, cranberry sauce,
and f5o loaves OF bread.
At Langston, a few nights ago, a
man beard a noise In his chicken coop
he investigated ana detected a bear.
he loaded revolutionary musket and
let drive, brt the bear never wincedf
He called on his neigh bors, who an
rived with Mausers, KraR- R-Jorgensens
and Maxims, and they all blazed away.
When the bear had enough of it he
walked up and surveyed the party,
huu pIONSu 10 oS Pig
Sapulpa Light; Mrs. Harrison had
quite lively experience with a catg-
mount last Monday. She heard a padk
of hounds making u big noise a short
distance from her home and thinking,
perhaps that her hogs were In trouble
she went TO make an investigation,
The lady was somewhat startled 10
find that the dogs had a large cata.
mount instead Of a hog at bay. She
called 70 a young lady who was visit.
ing at her home to bring D gun which
happened 10 be loaded with buckshot
She shot at the animal twice but miss
cd both times. The dogs in the mean
time kept the catamount so busy that
II had no time 20 pay its respects 20
the brave ladies who were energetic.
ally bonn harding the wild creature
with large rocks Two OF the dogs
finally got the catamount across log
where they held II until Mrs. Harrison
beat IL 10 death with large club
They intend 20 have the skin stuffed
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TO the nld snIdInrs

Hartranft Post No 8 and Hartranft
circle Of G. A. R., VIII give an inform
al farewell reception to Comrade Nc
Bride at the residence of w. b. Herod,
5O7 east Spring avenue, Guthrie, o.
T., on Wednesday evening, January 8,
A. ID. 1900, at o'clock p. IN. All old
soldiers and their wives and daughters
and visiting comrades are invited.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. b. HERoD.
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Natlonal Live stock AssooIntlon.

Texas State Real Estate Association,
Fort Worth. Texas, January 1918,
1900. For the above occasion we will
sell tickets from Guthrie to Fort Worth
at the rate OF $9.i0 for the round trip.
Tickets on sale January l4th and 18th,
good TO return on any day January II
to 81, inclusive. Continuous passage
in each direction, going passage to be
commenced on date of sale and return
passage on date of execution by joint
agent, A. j. CoRKINs,
Agent Santa Fe.
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The association wiahe to extend
thanks 10 the Grm above mentioned
for it's charitable donation, which aids
as materially in ministering TO those
now in need, encourages US 20 make a
greater effort the coming year, and
cannot fail to stimulate spirit of
charity in the community. We assure
the donor Of sincere appreciation of
his gepero,ity
MRS. @. e, BILLIEesLRY, Pres.
L. e. CoTTERAL, Sec'y,
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want to let the people who suffer
from rheumatism and sciatica know
that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved
me after q number of other medicines
and doctor had failed. II is the best
liniment have ever known of. A.
Dodgen, Alpharetta, Ga. Thousands
have been cured of rheumatism by
this remedy. oue application relieves
the pain. Tor sale by @. R. Renfro.
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RucltIen.s Arnioa salro

Has world wide fame for marvellous
cures. II surpasses any other salve,
lotion, ointment or balm for cuts corns
burns, boils, sores, felons, ulcers, tet.
ter, salt rheum, fever sores, chapped
hands, skin eruptions; infallible for
piles. Cure guaranteed. Only csc at
G. r. Renfro's drug store.
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A DlstlnruIshed Yisltor.

y Bon. Jesse overstreet Of Indiana
WILL arrive in the city tomorrow. He
comes to look after the estate of his
brother, the late S. L, overstreet. MIR.
Oversereet is one of the eading politi-
clans of Indiana, also one of that
states most prominent members of
congress. He will be in the city for
about one week
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There will be special meeting Of
Naomi hebekah lodge No. 2, I. o. o. f.
Thursday night, January 4. for the
purpose Of installing officers and read
ing applications.
MATTE DoUeHTY, N. g., pro tenn.
KATE McWETHY, Secretary.
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Ardmore, Jan. 3.--Mrs. Emma CAL
loway was burned to death yesterday
afternoon near Earl while attempting
to smother a fire.
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a Kaasan Marrled AZ oklahoma olty

Oklshoma City, January IA. T.
Wtlsoa, Of Neosho Falls, Kansas, and
Miss Nellie Evans were married here
today, the Rev. j. u. Burt officiating.
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Scripps MeRse League.
South McAlestor l. T., Jan. s-The
court of appeals for Indian territory,
composed of Chief Justice Clayton,
Justice Townsend, Justice Thompson
and Justice Gill, convened here this
afternoon. The docket contains fifty
cases
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Today's Range Of Marketa.

The following market report is sup
piled and corrected daily by Ed John
son, commission broker, in the Gray
block,
Open'g High Low Close
Wheat. May 20 ross 60A- - 69A h
Corn, May 33 49, 33gs 38 - 33k A
Pork, May. ..iO.65 1870 1905 1905
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self Pr0serva tlon Is the hrst law
ol Naturc. and 20 take Hoods Saraaparilia
on The first appearance of impure blood rs
an important step toward sci pre- servatiOn
u makes Ricni red blood and lnsurcs good
heaith,
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.ats,isss aaags's pin' are aoa,irTita'lns' mi'a
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Bradstreets have opened quarters at
oklahoma City.