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Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1902-05-09
bears any gidLyg:. js.uasa
(peoNle. Our desti- A

= IInICtee from our body
inted at the last term to inves-
e the chaingang near Enoree
10 report at this term of the
have reported that they have
the investigation and found
thing in the management
satisfactory, they also report
his gang is doing good work
kd around Enoree Mills and
lection of the county.
have by committees from our
at this term visited the chain.
at work near Landrum. We
the convicts we'll cared for in
particular except that they
mo knives, forks and spoons
which to eat. We would
mend that our board of
commissioners furnish
necessary articles az once.
% visited the chaingang ut
ear Whites Mill and found
ing in good condition. In
hammer we also visited the
b and county parish and
verything in good order.
ave examined the jail and
(e prisoners we'll cared for
premises kept in first class
n.
}. We examined the bonis of
pus county officers and find
y are all good and sufficient
ter arrangement for the
I esk in the court room is
nded so as not to obstruct
n of the court by the mem
le bar. Better lighting of
q and jury rooms and more
~ ttention to the court house
D Are advised.
Is ion is called to the obstruc-
settlement road near Pied
10 .,rch by Thomas Scruggs.
rs expressed that no atten-
'et been paid to former recon
I ns as to working public
n at Golightly and Dutcl.
g TX or toward providing a
on sor contagious diseases at
4 by Jail. Longer terms of
81 urged.
icers of the court are
or their assistance.
Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1902-05-09
CRIMINAL COURT
<eiham Found Guilty of Man.
slaughter and Sentsncod

felham Found Guilty of Man
SLAUGHTER and Sentenced.
lis mornings session of cour
W;X Caken up with tn" case agains
feiham for murder. When tbt
was given to the jury the,
as eed in a short time upon a YER
hio ha OF guilty of manslaughter and
sar shs sentenced by the court to
tia iour years in the peniten.
oor he case against James Miller for
"a "a oreaklng and larceny was finish
ou mo ne was found not guilty.
uesterday afternoon the fol1ou
ihs cases were disposed of.
ack hampton was found not
isw % y OF violation of dispensarv
!. ~ h.floyd, violating dispensarv
,ro was found guilty and recon-
Ue eo 10 the mercy OF the court
s1na was sentenced to pay a fine of
~ Or serve three months.
ana Camp Williams pleaded
iV is TO violation of dispensarv
30 d bys. "'ea TO 800 or
my Hollis. Charlie Littleiobn
a. aei man Tracy pleaded ei,iltv
70. Icos breaking and larcenv. Cbs sr,;a
n.I lohn was sentenced To two,.o
mon rs and Henry Hollis and H..
Sacy were each given n;na
o1fhs on the chaingang.
Cnart will ad djourn sine die t,;o
afteNnoon. u'o thls
'RAND JURY PREsENTMRNT.
the and jury: on' ol
We =. Watts, presiding Judge
s,b, he grand jurors beg leave to II
the. following presentment. II
nave conscientiously passed
~ "a considered all bills of indict. Il
W. nded to us by the solicitor
hat orry to report that we had II
60 rs quite number of disnen. Ii
Eases which seemed to ns tn
merit in them, and we ac.
ooxgiy found no bill in snch
chs we suggest that the officers Il
for WIN bringing prosecutions
ho aelon OF the dispensary law
~ pre- cautious in sending nm
In cases and send only those S
~ nave genuine merit. Bv p
Sc, much unnecessary ex. liz
a. VIII oe saved to the county. IS
recommend that all w!!!fu! iS
w w ons OF the dispensary or anv
WS4taw Wv be vigorously prosecuted, lS
,w rouid also suggest that the SI
ts Erates of the county bind III
,yus(only material witnesses
}art of the expense of enforc. Ia
ny law is paying the witnesses lS1
nothing abont tho ooso ~
Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1902-05-09
anitary Conference

r. Blake, chairman of the
of health and Health
Amer George Cofield. Jr.,
Z the "School for Instruc-
hlth Officers and Sanitary
= of Municipal Officials
ION May q and %. All
!and others interested in
Hand hygiene are invited
'oi The occasion will be Il
Nesting and instructive
Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1902-05-09

same
stockad
found
We D
fOurd I'll
and thel
cODditiC
We hi
the vari
that the
A bet
clerks d
reconlnd
the view
bers of Il
the court
n
grounds,
Attend
ton of al
mont ChN
Regret is
ton has
nlepdatic
man Gre
hospital 1
the coun
court are
The OF
thanked 1
A 1
DR.. L.
Ocal boar
Connnissi
will attcn
ion of HI
'onferent
L. ynhT 10,
physician
anitatiOr'
o attend.
most int,
ne.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29
Church Notes.

Rev. George f. Laid will speak next
Sunday morning upon the subject, "Not
yours, but you"
Methodist service at Dubois q Gays hall
next Sunday morning; subject OF sermon,
"Permanence Of Character. Sunday school
following.
The reading room viii be open al the
Christian Science chapel every Wednes-
day afternoon from ? to 5 o'clock. The
subject for next Sunday morning is ''God,
the only cause and creator
Children's Day, June sth, will be OBJ
served at the Baptist church By a special
sermon in the morning and a concert by
the Sunday School in the evening in three
parts entitled, "Children's Jubilee
Memorial service was held on Sunday.
A large congregation greeted Rev +. G.
Rainey az Dubois q Gays hall. He spoke
from the words found in IITim 2:3, aThou
therefore, endure hardness as a good soil
der Of Jesus Christ
First Baptist church, Rev. Brown r.
Smith, pastor. Subject OF morning ser
mon, "The Christian Of Today H. P. S.
z. E. service at $3.50 p. m, led by Mrs Flora
Flint The pastor viii conduct services at
Braintree branch at 2:30 p. m, weather
permitting,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29

ladies' hair work. Mrs. II. II. BEAN.
457 Dudley ST., Roxbury, Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29
Wanted. 500 or More

desire to borrow considerable sums OF
money on my personal notes and offer as
collateral security Zion City stocks. For
further information write my authorized
attorney, Chas. j. Barnard, Zion CITY
bank, Zion City, Illinois. For opinion Of
the value OF above securities. write the
following well-known financiers, enclos-
ing your fun address on stamped enyel-
ope, viz: Mrs. Hettie Green. Bellows
Falls, VT; cN-President Grover Cleveland.
New York; j. Pierpont Morgan. banker,
New York; John ID. Rockefeller. banker.
New York; Miss Helen Gould, Fifth Ave.
New York. Andrew Carnegie, steel man
ufacturer, Pittsburg, Pa.
DENNIS SMITH BRIGHAM, Brattleboro. VI
Mem. c. G. e. in Zion
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29
We doing Anniversary.

The old adage "When it rains.it pours. -
proved true in the summing up OF the va
rious places of entertainment TO which so
many were found vending their way last
Thursday night. The proclamation for
Clements appearance had been loudly
sounded; the o. T.. 5. held its regular ses-
sion; Methodist social at the home OF O.
Is. Copeland was announced; one or two
tea parties given; but the end was not
yet, for in G.. A. r. hall an event not soon
TO be forgotten was enjoyed by nearly 100
persons.
1t had been whispered in the ears Of a
few that the 22d Of May, 1902, would be
the proper time TO remind Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred +. Terry that the 25th anniversary OF
their marriage could not be confined in a
nutshell and observed only in the home
circle. Accordingly, a few couples were
invited TO G.. A. X. hall to spend a social
evening. Among the guests were includ-
ed Mr. and Mrs. Terry. Not until they
had entered the hall and their attention
was turned TO the many attractive gifts
did the thought occur TO them that this
special occasion had been set apart for
their exclusive privilege. Fred stood
speeches. for moment but soon rallied
and turned to his partner for an explana-
tion, who, as well, needed an interpreter.
After the mystery had been fully unveiled.
the guests were received by the bride and
bridegroom and most social evening en-
joyed.
Those present from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Gibbs and Madam
Gibbs, also Mr.. and Mrs. p Bagley, all OF
White River Junction. Rev. Fraser Metz
ger, with well-chosen words. congratulate
ed the worthy couple and in behalf of the
grange, w. r. c., Ladies Aid and other
friends, presented the following gifts
Dinner set from the grange; oak rocker
and towels from M ~ a
from Ladies Aid; silver bread plate, Mr..
and Mrs. p. Bagley; silver pie knife, Mrs. !
Ira Spaulding, South Royalton; ten silver |
dollars, j. y. Wheeler, Boston; silver cake I
iish containing twenty-five silver dollars, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Gibbs; besides sever /
Il other very handsome souvenirs.
Fred by this time had fully recovered /
ais voice but not feeling inclined to pub 4
ic speech making he again turned to his .
rood wife, who very appropriately re-
ponded. Refreshments OF cake and cof-
ee were served
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29
WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.

WANTED:-Beef cattle. F. \. JERD.
First-class hay for sale. LUKE PARISH.
For SALE Slaughter house manure.
F. n. JERD.
WANTED Man to work on farm.
J. NJ. PENBER, Randolph Center VI. "
There will be an auction on Depot
square next Monday at a. m.
FOUND: Pair gold bowed eyeglasses
on Fales St. Call at HERALD office.
WANTED: Girl for general housework
If Mrs. H. P. SANFORD, Randolph.
WANTED:-A girl for general house
work. A. B. MANCHESTER q SOY.
Chickens, live or dressed bought Z IF at all
Cash paid for maple sugar at Kings
i Bethel. 2w
Full blood Ohio White Chester boar for
service. Nv ,. IA. KING.
Want to trade second hand bugges
I for hay. 3w L. '. STEELE.
WANTED Man for farm work remain
/ der Of season. Nv H. w. Fits.
VIII nav highest market prices for hides,
skins and pelts. If +. n. JERD.
Messer. eve specialist, viii be at Ran
dolph June I'd and Sd.
D. l.
@, Hulbert's barber shop, Edison block.
FoUND:-In Dubois & Gays hall after
Mary Howe concert, pair Of eyeglasses.
f. T. SALISBURY.
For SALE:-i2,000 shaved spruce shin
giles, quality and workmanship A l.
Wv r. j. FLINT, +. Braintree.
Just received, carload Of new buggies,
also have more secondhand wagons for
sale. tt A. b. GAY.
WANTED:-50 or 60 mich COWS; also
dry cows and cows coming in in fall. Good
cash for all. 2w NJ. e. RowELL.
WANTED Family washings or work
by the hour. 3w Mrs. A. K. PROCTOR, |
Brooks Block.
Go to C. w. Proper, Dudley St., for car
riage and sleigh repairing, saw filing, /
etc. All work guaranteed. II
For sALE:-Three work horses, includ-
ing one pair bays, and 6, weigh $500.
Few cords top wood for sale. Inquire
HERALD office. 2w
For SALE:-House, barn and lot on
Central street. Cause of sale, removal.
For terms, address THOMAS CARRIGAN,
us West St., Worcester, Mass. If
Bailey & Allen, druggists, have a new and
eliable kid glove cleaner. 1t is not a
iduid, leaves no odor and can be used
while the glove is on the hand
] handle wall paper for two. firms. Win
ell and lay the paper. Also mix all kinds
4 house paints. Good work done reas-
nably. 2m II. A. HARPER, Box 3l5.
FOR SALE;-In Gaysville, two houses
early new-room suitable for store in one.
livery barn and hay scale. On easy terms
I payment. Enquire OF Austin Brown,
Iaysyille, VT. IT,
Frank Tileston Smith Of the Hotel Tx
~, Boston, Mass, will resume vocal
aaching for the summer in Bethel and {
andolph early in June. For further par y
culars apply personally TO him at the
bove address-and watch notice in the !
zeal papers of later date. 4w
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29
Randolph Continued

Lewis Bean was in Burlington Friday.
George w. Drew is in Barre for few
days.
Frank X. Bailey of Barre has been in
town this week
Mrs. + Il. Ketehum has been quite III
with heart trouble.
Rochester mountain was white with
snow this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Kicker are visiting
m Groton for few DAYS.
A. f. Bass and {. W. Proper were IN
Boston two days last week.
Mrs. Alethea Mann Of Newport. \. H
is a guest at II. +. Sharpe's.
Chas Mann is adding half story to the
ell OF his house on Fales street.
The illness Of Miss Georgia White has
developed into case OF measles.
The Isle Ia Motto granite for the Kim
ball library building Is arriving.
The W. e. T. L.. viii meet with Mrs
VIM. Bass Friday at three o'clock.
Editor Mason A. Greene Of the Rutland
Herald was in town this forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Thacher 81 Goulds-
vile are here for two weeks visit.
Joshua simpkinsr drew fair audience
81 Dubois & Gays hall last evening.
The Book club viii meet with Miss
walsh saturday, May 81, from 3 10 5.
A son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Abrs-
nam Wortheim Of Brookield Saturday.
The friends q VIM. Holmes will assist
MN y celebrating his 91st birthday june
Mrs. J. J. Trerise and her sister. Mrs
SoDle- are on week trip to Nashua and
Boston.
Leon Drew has rented the VIII Film,
blacksmith shop and began business tbere
Monday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29
erdee coIIapsedi Three Hurt.

The bridge across Aver brook. on lower
Central street, collapsed Monday after
noon precipitating Eugene Greene. his
son, Clarence, and his double team into
the stream, and causing a runaway, in
which Judge and Mrs. w. h. Nichols
were unfortunately involved.
Mr.. Green was crossing the bridge,
which is about . feet span, walking be-
side a load Of gravel, which his son was
driving. He had just passed the center OF
the bridge when the entire bottom struc-
ture of the west half gave way. men.
horses, dump cart, gravel, timbers and ali
falling into the stream IS feet below
Clarence Green escaped unhurt Eugene
was pinned down and had to work smart
to get his head above water. He was soon
extricated by those who ran to his assist
ance. The horses were not seriously in
iured, though badly mixed up in the
wreckage. The cart was smashed.
Judge and Mrs. Nichols, in a buggy,
were about TO drive onto the bridge when
it collapsed. The horse, frightened.
swerved. throwing out the occupants and
bringing up against telephone pole.
The three victims were taken to their
homes and found to be sound in bone. but
all badly bruised. famed and Jared. Mr..
Greene, who was seriously injured last
winter by log rolling over him, had the
weak and tender parts OF his head and
shoulder painfully wrenched and bruised.
II will take time to demonstrate the fun
extent OF his injuries. Mr.. Nichols suffer
ed a bad shock OF the right shoulder and
side by his fall. Mrs. Nichols was famed
in one limb. Il was very fortunate that
none were killed outright.
The accident showed its own origin. /
The bridge stringers that sustained the /
timbers to which the planks were nailed 4
had rotted al the ends. though elsew here f
they seemed strong. The bridge was I
built 3 years ago. Last year il was re-
planked and examined. but the weakness #
escaped notice. The towns liability in the /
accident is the subject Of discussion.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29

Ccontinued on 7th page.l
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29
CARD OF Thanks.

We desire to express our deepest thanks
to the G.. A. r. Post, W. r. c. and am
friends who have aided and sympathized
with us, and who contributed flowers at
the funeral of husband and father.
Mrs. g. II. HoYT AND DAUGHTER.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29
Agents Wanted.

Use Royal Poultry Mixture,a guaranteed
cure for Cholera and Roup and a wonder
full egg producer. Royal Lice Killer, the
greatest insect destroyer known. Try
them, that's the test. Call or address p. j.
Blanchard, General Agent, Randolph Vt. If
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29
Commissioners Notice.
rzrarr or TONS ~ r

Ths uniersi Enei. having been appointed ir ~ q
Honorable Probate Court fir the District ~
han4ali'll- g-'llHlI ssl1ers o. receive eNaralne
aul e. ~ all claims and demands 90 an rer-dzs
sad district deceased hereby give notice Is n
- All meet Ter the purpose uf examining an
alluWiuE sad claims a. the store af A y. Osr5sli
c.. ia tantaiFh. ON the gth daV r
June and tfh daF - SeHfarr1s4-.
D. - each n said aavs and thaf -
mluths IRON the Eff daF ~ Narrh A ~
lNl. b TIE time limited hF saif Court ~ saIf
Cresiifars CD present their claims Is "a 80
er1miuafs1r and aIiuu1-1s
Dated az Randolph. ths 1nE dav a. Msr
A. n IfE
~ GRANGER
a. u-rNaU Aanf
John A. Elsaell. AlzlinI ssrsfar rsa
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29
We Have Ihem.

What? Why, Weeders, Cultiyators.
Horse Hoes, Corn Planters Mowers, Rakes,
Tedders, Fertilizers everything you need.
Come and see the Evans Corn Planter
3w CHADWICK BROS.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29
Carpenters Wanted.

Twenty-Five first-class workmen wanted
at once in Barre. Apply in person or by
letter at POP North Main street.
;. ID. ALLEN, President.
Fred l.. Page, secretary Of Master
Builders association.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29
Store For Sale

/ offer for sale my store, fixtures and
goods at Gaysyille. One half Of the whole
purchase money can remain on mortgage,
i good and sufficient security be furnish
ed. F. v HAssAM, Gaysville, VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29
An Introduction.

To introduce, for a short time ] viii sell
Graham Bros strictly pure Toilet Soaps
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29

Bad blood and indigestion are deadly
enemies TO good health. Burdock Blood
Bitters destroys them.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-10-02
WELEETKA LOT SALE.
Anllion Sale o. Town Lots Occur.
iug October y, 10, and 4.

Three hundred u The choicest
lots OF Wtleelkn, lhp coming town
d ihe Greek Nation viii Be- pold
al public suction October 3, 40 and
M. Although only az months
old, i bas q population q 1000.
lu0 hnnks, churches, achoola,
splendid homes ana handsome
stone business houses going up. II
AZ enc Of lhe court towns 81 tho
Western ~ strict. TheFe are tive
railroads, the Ftisoo and lhe Fort
Smith q Western On lhe Cans.
dian river, al abundance Of water
10 AZ hand, and iss central location
lnaures lht freight divialon of the
Fofl smis q Weslein.
The Meteor and World'e Fair
Special Will elop Is Wsleelka each
day 81 lheu sale. Rats oi enc and
one lhlri lhre between Bapulpn
a0d Sherman on ihe FiisoO Every.
pne purchasing 500 worth d prop
erly dnfing zoe tale vii lave hlt
total railroad iare spent In attend
mg paid by the lowusiie COMPANY
Information may be had Of G. n
Clarke Of Weleulka.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-10-02

Women Nho have themselves SUI.
icrei from the tyn effects N cousllpa.
llon ana indigestion will be interest.
ed Ia this following lutter from 3
father whose daughter was given Vi
tb die BY two physicians, my diueh.
tuF has suffered from indigestion i0i
the past hyt Years ana has tried uear
IL everything that She could hear 81.
iot such trouble Hhe wast0hlatd e
her ben when she began taAinG NJ
Caldweli'a syrup Ispsln aud after
taking one lltY.ccnt bottle she lsahlr
70 Walk O mile AZ 4 Time and during
the day Yesterday walked 33s miles.
feel ilse pfalslnF nf. Caliwo,ls syrup
pepsln because taB doctors told me
ny daughter eauld not set we'll ana
! feel That she 1. on a fair read 70 PER.
maueft 4Ysiinf Repeatedly J. n
n. ce0saHR Nixoh, ltnn, hag q,
1890 nr Caliwolls Syrup lersiu Is
sld in ~AltY.ceut audsi nutties un.
eef 4 positive saataat q by rsaple
dtug stofe y
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-10-02

Mr.. Oven Dunn, % nenl0n Ferry,
W. Va, writes "a have had kidney
and bladder iroube ~ years AID o
became 10 bad that | was obliged %
gct up ~ least a doEan tlmesa ulpht
never received any permanent beue.
o. from any medicine Until ! TILED
f0ley's Kidney Cure. AMER us.
Toe two bottles, / am cured" Sold ~
Peoples drug stnfe dW
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-10-02

Gale Tliton charged With disturbing
the peace eomrletudhlssentcnen1ue
day and vas discharged,
Tom cuudfy, charged with lefeeng.
was brought M by Depaty Gilslfar
Cundy, % d allesod. d a regular
whisky peidlef on the Southwest City
route
j0hn ?. Weleh, changed win %
lufblnR lhe peace. was commllted BY
Commissioner standold Tuesday
afternoon.
Chas caney, charged with larceny.
vas brought 10 ifom Pryor Greek
Chas. Rogers. charged with lalfo.
duclne aed Dispensing. was brought ID
from Halllsaw by Deputy Rofefs.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-10-02
LOCAL +. NOTES.


Too many weeds around town.
The hay season. Is about over
Prospects, ior a big quall crop this
year.
Now is the time % buy yini1a real
estate.
Al Belt Is here from Oklahoma
City
The apple crop IA this section Il
very light
"A. Ward Is IN from she Kesebum
nelghburh0ou.
Ducks ard geese are eemiag In on
Grand river.
ATTORNEY j. Howard Langley IL here
from Pryor creek.
A. r, Chambtflln 10 Ia the southern
part Of the nation.
WIN. noudies, Of Dursah Is auto.
graphed Al She Cobb
Victor Samuela viii len today
fn Chicago, 10 renaiu.
Mra, Charles r. Drake, 81 South Nc.
Alesler, Il registered % the colb.
Land numbers and Plat furnished
By J n MuhrHY, Ylulte. ltdw
Roht. L. Owen returned from st.
Louis Tuesday aud wsnt 70 hls home
~ Mushogto.
Mrs. Emmett Sklnnor aud Niles
hhbe Skinner are polnR % Kansas
CITY Friday 10 ai1eud the carnival.
RI w. Brewster, speclnl agent or
tho Department q Justice, stopped
oa, enfoule 10 southern points, 70 visit
~. npd Mn ". g. Depue.
Cafds ale QUE iot the aeidlae 81
Rev. Frank r. Jones aud Miss Kate
Mutlel blllef 81 Neeafk, n. J., Oct
issh,
Foleyt Honey AID Tar cures coughs
ed colds and ptesents rneumonla
TAKE 90 Substitutes. Sold By Peoples
8fne store. du
The lonnale Committed a sh0it 90
eMce lufhlluis end has requested pen.
mission 30 purchase sufficient ~ e.
e.fe uslue nail ksn. aud dfy supds
a.1G
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-10-02

To be relieved from 4 iuflnflns
dl,eaae aisel 20 gean' torture Night
well cause the gratitude Of anyuue.
rhst n whst DeWittp Witch llslsl
salss did CT G ilaneI, Geneva o.
He says HDeNl4t'a Witch lIafsi
salfc cured me ni piles ailsf ! bed
suffered ~ yeau.' Cures eatl. hofnf.
SOUNDS. skln a enses neeare u'
nlnnIlIIlILl a NJ. Hnlnm.A. n.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-10-02

Are spoiled by uilng any Kind %
preparation that hlls Che pores Of
The skin. The best way q secure {
clear complexion, 'ret from sailoW.
ness, plmples, blotches, ctei u %
keep the liver 10 good order. Az BE-.
caslonal dose d Herhlne will cleanse
she bowels, regulate the liver aud No
establish a cloar healthy complexion
soc al Peoples drug store. dw
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-10-02


When patio 0f irritation EST a. 90
any BART u ihe h0dy, tho Application
on nailar1's su0w Liulmtnt sill glyV
prompt relief lt zoe. right 20 me
pot, ssld sn 0il han who was ul,
bling % in, 90 care bis |rhoumatlsnlI
vi 81 Smith, lrapt Smith House.
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