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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-02-16

Tie DlfectorS eXtfnd to Mrs. Sophia
:. Coke and Miss Rebecca Coke their
incere thanks for the many improve
nents which they have added to the
'uildings and for the great interest
aiken by them in the welfare of the
District.
W. S. Campbell,
w. s. .Leib,
Frank White,
Directors.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-02-16
LOANS.

First National Bank, Hazle-
ton, mos .....$ $500 90
Interest on same .......... 1:
First National Bank, Lans-
ford, 9 mos. ..$46,9 90
Interest. on same ........... II
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-02-16
CHILDREN BORN DURING THE

YEAR 19U2.
May 3, Mary Vavreloic, boy.
Sept. 1, Mary Ann McCloskey, boy.
Sept. Is, Maggie Horn, boy.
Nov. Z, Mary Meteravich, girl.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
Special Dispatch to The Call.

but indication was given this afternoon
wnen Senator f. w Leavitt of Alameda
County was appointed as the chairman of
the Committee on Executive Communica-
tions. This is the committee TO which IS
referred all messages from the Governor.
and TO this committee will go all of for
mer Governor Cages appointments when
the Senate is finally organized.
The selection of Senator Leavitt is re-
garded as most significant, for Senator
Leavitt has been the head and front of
the movement TO pass all patronage over
into Governor Pardee's administration
Senator Leavitt has been the man from
Governor Pardee's home county who sue
ceeded by his adroft manipulation in post
poning all consideration of patronage un-
til DIR. Pardee should assume Office and
IL was most natural that he should be-
come head of the committee that would
handle the appointments that he himself
has held up. And so it is that the poll
ucians around the Capitol see in this ap-
pointment a general indication that Dr.
Pardee is going to assume absolute con-
troll of all appointments and that Sena-
tor Ieavitt is going to be his mouthpiece
and representative in the securing of such
control
Governor Pardee is not ready to say
more than that he believes that all ap-
pointees under the administration should
be in thorough harmony with the policy
OF the administration" But this is gen
orally regarded as covering a great deal
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
POLITICIANS ARE ALL IN A TREMBLE AND FURRY
FEARFUL THAT PARDEE MAY RELIEVE THEM OF PIIIMs
intentions the Governor the Matter of the Appointments Made by Gage
Cause Much Serious Speculation and Worry in the State
. adj HEADQUARTERS. sAcRA-

n ALL HEADQUARTERS. sACRA-
~ MENIO. Jan. 13-Governor George
@ Hardce is going to take control
of his entire administration and
this means that all Of he nominations
that have been submitted 10 the Senate
by eN-GoFernor Gage viii be withdrawn
by the new Governor. This does not nee
essarily mean that all Of those who have
been nominated for positions by the
Governor who has just retired will be re-
fused appointment by Governor Pardee
but III their names are again submitted
in the Senate for confirmation il viii he
- adherents of tho new administration
liver since the Senate showed that Ste
Eh mDdthies were with the incoming ,afb-
or Than the outgoing admins traitor and
passed al Of former Governor Cages an
printments on 10 Governor Pardee's IA
uinistratiOn there has been much snecu-
iation as TO what the new Governor
would do. Those who have been the re-
cipients Of favors at the hands of Gov
clnor Cage have been haunting the Can
Hol 10 discover. If possible, their status
under the new administration. They have
invariably found out that DIR. George C.
iardee was going 10 be Governor in the
fullest meaning Of the word and that II
they were to retain office il would be as
supporters OF Or. Pardees regime.
The exact lines upon which this will be
worked out have not yet been laid down,
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14

Of ground, particularly in connection with
the appointment of Leavitt to-day. II Is
rot thought likely that Senators Leayitt
and Lukens of Alameda County wouId
have gone to the trouble of manipulating
the time of adjournments to the nicefv
that was done in the last week had tbev
not mad the full consent of the Governor
The Senate certainly took their action q G
an intimation that Governor Pardee de-
sired these nominations passed over ana
they supported this desire.
This is what Governor Pardee said This
afternoon when he was asked what he
was going to do with the nominations
from Governor Cages administration thai
have been passed over to him:
These matters have not been consid-
cred in detail as yet. I have not decided
what will be done, but ] am of the onin-
ion that all State officials under this ad-
ministration should be thoroughly In bar-
mony with the policy Of the administra-
ton"
This leads up to speculation as to what
will be done with various individuals
whose names are mentioned in the mes
sage of Ex-Governor Gage In that LIST
are two members of the State Board of
Harbor Commissioners of San Francisco.
j. c. kirkpatrick and John A. Mackenzie
who constitute a majority of that board
kirkpatrick has already made a trip to
Sacramento and has had a consultation
with Governor Pardee, and 1t is said that
during this trip he pledged his support to
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
Vast Variety Of Measures
to Engage LegisIa-
tive Brains.
Goodrich Begins the War
on the Hard-Working
Attaches.
Special Dispatch to The calL

ALL HEADQUARTERS. SAC
A RAMENTO, Jan. 13.-The morn
n ing session Of the Assembly did
~ not open until 1880 o'clock. and
beyond the making of q few
changes in the journal nothing was done.
At noon when the body returned from
recess the vote for United States Senator
was taken up. After the result OF the
balloting had been announced Speaker
Fisk gave out the list of Assembly COM
mittees chosen by him Another recess
was then taken until 2:30 D m.
At 2:3O o'clock the Assembly reconven-
ed and received a message from the Sem
ate announcing the vote on United
States Senator. Then the introduction Of
bills was declared in order Twenty
were on their feet at the same time ask
ing for recognition. The bills were hand
ed up to the Speaker In patches and when
all the titles had been read the total OF
bills introduced was announced as 200
In addition to these there were a baker
dozen Of proposed constitutional amend
ments.
A smile went round the Assembly
chamber when Goodrich OF Pasadena in
troduced resolution to the effect that
on and after January 13 no additional at
taches should be employed and IL there
should arise any additional work 1t should
be performed by the attaches already en-
gagged. The resolution provided also that
IL any employe should absent himself for
a day without permission OF the Speaker
his name should be dropped from the
roll The resolution was referred to the
Committee on Attaches.
An adjournment was taken at i:l5 un-
til 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
OF INTEREST TO PEOPLE
OF THE PACIFIC COAST
Several Changes Are Made in the
Postal Service and More Pen
sions Granted


WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Postoface dis
continued January 81: California-Enter-
prise, Butte County; mall goes to Orc
Vile Postmasters commissioned: Cali
fcrnia-Hans P. Olsen. Chualar. Oregon
Fred Wentworth, Warm Springs: James
B. Overton, Jasper. Fourth-class Post
masters appointed: acknowledgements
z. Peterson. Bayha. Shasta County vice
Hermann J.. Scufert. resigned; John NJ
Case. Toamosa, San BernardinO County.
vice Melville ]. Casey, resigned; Joseph
B.. Nelson, Naples, Santa Barbara County.
vice Alice p. williams resigned. OREGON
Richard W. Robinson, Eight Mile. Nor
row County, vice Aaron s. Harries. re-
signed; William M. Stewart, Halsey. Linn
County, vice Alexander Power, removed.
Washington-Peter Madison, Elliott, Kim
gle County. vice j. ]. Borseth, resigned
Rural free delivery will be established
at Mokelumne Hill. CalaveraS County,
California, February 2.
These pensions were granted to-day:
California-IncreaSe. reissue, etc.-Wil-
liam Coleman, San Francisco, S12; Martin
Murray. San Francisco. 80
Oregon -Original-George T. Daywalt,
Fishhawk. IS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., minors and de-
pendent reIatives-Sarah E. Beaverton.
Tacoma. IS CMexican war;.
Army orders-The leave OF absence
granted Major George II. Paddock, Fifth
Cavalry, Department of California. is ex-
tended three months. Major William r.
Baldwin. commissary. now on leave at
San Francisco. is ordered to the Philip
pines February 1.
The following patents were issued to-
day:
California-Mahlon G. Bailey San Jose
rule attachment; Carl A Braun and w
NJ. Scott. Cupertino, fruit packing appa-
ratus: John G. Cunningham. Bella Vista
cream and butter separator; George B.
Doyle. Berkeley. manifold book and car
bon carrier; Lucien II. Handy. San Fran
cisco, and c. S. Hosford. Berkeley, as
signors to Golden Gate Novelty Manufac-
turing Company, San Francisco. door lock
and burglar alarm; John F. LOgue, Sac
ramentO, attachment for telephone
mouthpieces; Raymond A. Perry. Oak
land, dredger: Alfred f. Roberts San
Francisco, combination Scotch and water
tube marine boiler; Gardener A. b. Spen-
Ger. San Francisco and II. H. Fisher.
East Oakland. mercury test gauge; Fran
els l.. Whitney, San Francisco. wool
securing mechanism; William A. Will
liams flushing tanks for closets.
Washington - Chester S BatcheIder
lime or cement kiln; John j. Bloom and
A. w. Mensor, Seattle, garment support
er; Nathaniel B. Stone. Outlook, conveT-
tible gameboard: James W. Williams.
Spokane, electric signal system for rail-
WayS.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ANDERSON
SATISFIES STATE LEGISLATORS
Selections Made in Upper House Give Pleasure
to Members of That Body
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ALL HEADQUARTERS SAC
III RAMENTO. Jan. 13.-Lieutenant
III = Governor Anderson announced
~ the Senate committees this aft
ernoon. They gave satisfaction
to the members The Lieutenant Govern
or has displayed rare tact and judgment
in making hts appointments. Before
handing the list to Secretary Brandon for
reading Mr.. Anderson said:
Il have endeavored in arranging the
committees TO take into consideration the
calling and preferences Of the members
and to regulate them as regards political
Affiliations and geographical location. L
have done the best could and hope they
will In the main be satisfactory to the
members" The list of committees as read
is as follows:
AGRICULTURE AND DAIRYING.
Byrnes (chairman). Luchslnger Flint, Row
ell, Greenwen, Woodward, Diggs.
BANKING.
KnoWlsnd Cchairman). Woodward. Hubbeu.
Hahn, Plunkett.
CODE REVISION.
selvage (chairman), Devlin. Oneal. Pendle-
ten. Tyrren CNevada). Bauer. Emmons.
COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION
Welch lchairman), Shortridge, Knowland.
French, Williams Byrnes, Ward. Bunkers,
Plunkett.
1O0MlSSlONSs RElkENOEMENT AND
FORM.
Smith chairman, Belshaw Caldwell, Cor
lett. Greenwell, Lukens, Bunkers.
CONTINGENT EXPEA sEs AND MILEAGE.
Flint chairman. Wolfe. Belshaw, TyrrelI
fSan Francisco), Bunkers
CORPORATIONS.
Onesl (chairman), Selvage, Wolfe, Leavitt.
Shortridge. Pendleton, Muenter. Welch Hahn
Flint Lukens, Curtin. Plunkett.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
Ward (chairman). Caldwell Hubbell Bauer
Woodward, Emmons. Curtin.
COUNTY GOVERNMENT
Woodward fchairman). Rowell. Shortridge
Devlin' Oneal Ralston, Knowland, Savage,
Curtin
DRAINAGE, SWAMP AND ovERFIOWED
LAND.
Isuchsinger chairman. DevIin Muenter
Tyrrell fNevada), Welch. Savage. Ward, San
ford, Diggs
ELECTION AND ELECTION LAWS
Belshaw (chairmanl. Devin, SelvaEe Row
en- Lukens Nelson Hahn. Sanford. Plunkett
EDUCATION.
Rowell (chairmsn). Flint Lukens Ieavitt
Ward, Hahn, Coggins, Woodward. Bauer. Cur
tin. Sanford.
ENDORSEMENT AND ENROLMENT
Hubbell (chsirman). Welch, Emmons.
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.
Leavitt (chairman). Muenter welch. Hahn.
Plunkett.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
FIGHT Is OVER
ON THE ISSUE
OF IRRIGATION
Lieutenant Governor Makes
an End Of Brewing
Controversy.
Works Bill Hasn't a Chance
Of Engendering Ire in
the South.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

- ALL HEADQUARTERS, SAC
Al RAMENTO, Jan. BIN a most
q u unexpected manner what was
considered the certainty of Sc
rious contest over the important
subject of Irrigation was yesterday re-
moved all unwittlngly by Lieutenant Gov
ernor Anderson.
Since the opening of the session. in fact
long before, it had been known that there
would be clash between the State Water
and Forest Association and the members
of both houses from Southern California
AT the instance of the association new
irrigation bill had been prepared by
former Judge John d. Works of Los An
'geles, and copies of it were sent broad
cast over the State. In many sections it
was received with favor, but in the south
it was met with wave Of Indignation
which eliminated in a mass convention.
which was held in Riverside, to protest
against the measure.
At that convention interests in irrga-
tion and water distributing plants valued
a many millions of dollars were repre-
sented. Quite a number of the members
of the Legislature from that section of
the State were in attendance, and resolu-
tions were adopted declaring in no uncer-
tain terms the opposition to the Works
bill in that section.
When the Legislature convened the
southern members stood practically a unit
in their opposition to the measure. The
opposition was under the leadership of
Senator Caldwell in the upper house, and
even before the two houses were or
ganized the southern members began to
work to secure votes against the proposed
measure.
They expected a bitter contest, but yes
terday when the list of committees was
announced in the Senate it was seen at
once that without any open fight the
Works bill is impossible of adoption in its
present FORM AS members of the Com
mittee on Irrigation Lieutenant Governor
Anderson named Senators Caldwell of
Riverside, Ward of San Diego, HubbeII of
San Bernardino, Smith of Los Angeles
and Greenwel of Ventura, all southern
members and all opposed TO the Works
bill. The other members of the commit
tee are Rowell of Fresno, Tyrrell of Ne
vada and Diggs of Marysville. Inasmuch
as the committee will have authority 10
amend any measure which may come be-
fore 1T, it will be possible for it to remove
the Objectionable features of the Works
bill without the necessity Of contest on
the floor of the Senate.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
TROUBLE AT A DANCE
RESULTS IN A MURDER

CAIRO. ILL.,, Jan. 13.-At a dance at
Moorehouse. Mo-, last night James and
Dolpheus Hill of Johnson County IlIi-
nois. became drunk and created dis
turbance and Marshal Dan Lance and
Deputy Marshal Taylor were called in to
restore peace. Dolpheus Hill shot and
killed Lance, while James Hill fatally cut
Taylor The Hill boys started 10 leave
the house. when Taylor shot and wound
ed one Of them, but they succeeded i'm
making their escape. Searching parties
have been organized. bit the murderers
are still atsliberty.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
FEDERAL RELATIONS.

FEDERAL RELATIONS
Hahn (chairman). CorIett. Emmons.
FINANCE.
Devlin (chairman), Rowell Belshaw. Leavitt,
Luchsinger Selvage, Flint, Wolfe, Oneal,
Muenter, Nelson. Curtin. Sanford.
FISH AND GAME.
Coggins (chairman, SeIvage. Shortrldge,
Flint Ralston. Tyrrell (Nevada). Pendleton,
Bauer. Emmons.
FORESTRY AND WATER PRESERVATION.
Wolfe chairman. Pendleton. Byrnes Lard
ner Coggins. Ralston. Tyrrell (San Francisco).
Diggs, Plunkett.
FRUIT AND VINE INTERESTS.
Greenweli chairman Oneal, Corlett. Byrnes.
Tyrren (San F'rancisco), Rowell. Flint, Ralston
HOSPITALS AND AsYLUMs.
Muenter (chalrman) Pendleton, Rowell, Cor
lett. shortridge. Smith, selvsge. Coggins.
French, Curtin. Sanford.
IRRIGATION.
Caldwell (chairman). Ward. Rowell, Hub
bell, Smith, Greenwell, Tyrrell (Nevada).
Dlggs.
LuI1ens Cchairrnan). seIvage. Wolfe. DevIin.
Shortridge, Oneal Pendleton Caldwell Ward
Lardner, Muenter, Savage, Hubbell. Bauer,
Tyrrell (Nevada), Hahn, Curtin. Emmons.
LABOR AND CAPITAL.
French (chairman). Luchsinger Wolfe
Byrnes, Nelson. Caldwell. Smith, Sanford,
Bunkers.
LIBRARY.
Shortridge (chairman) Knowland Lukens
woodward Welch. Nelson Emmons.
MANUFACTURES AND IMMIGRATION.
Corlett (chairman) Belshaw, Williams Tyr
rell (San Francisco, French, Hahn, Sanford,
Plunkett. Bunkers
MILITARY AFFAIRS
Williams (chairnan), Tyrrell (Nevada), Saw
age, French Bunkers.
MINING.
Ralston (ehairman) TyrrelI CNevada) Bel
shaw, Lardner, Coggtns, Hubbell, Curtin.
MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS
Savage (chairman), Tyrrell (Nevada), Dev-
lin, Wolfe, Knowland. Greenwell Diggs
PRINTING.
Nelson (chairman), Leavitt Coggins
PRISONS AND REFORMATORIES.
Tyrrell Nevada chairman); Inchsinyer.
I1eavitt, Muenter. Lardner, Nelson, KnowlanG
Savage. Ward, Williams, Bauer, Diggs Bun
kers.
PUBLIC HEALTH AND QUARANTINE.
Bauer (chairman) Lardner. Smith. Tyrrell
(San Francisco). Knowland.
PUBLIC MORALS.
Tyrrel (San Francisco, chairman); Leavitt.
Oneal, Dlggs. Curtin.
ROADS AND HIGHWAYS.
Lardner (chairman). Luchsinger Ralstor
Caldwell, Greenwell Smith, Selvage Byrnes
Curtin.
RULES
Pendleton (chairman). Flint, oneal Nelson.
Emmons.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
Finds Peace in the Grave.

SANTA ROSA. Jan. I3.-One of the sad
6est funerals which has taken place in
this city IN many years was that Of Mrs.
J.. CONSOLE whose death occurred Mon
Gay at the county farm The husband was
permitted 10 attend tho obsequies under
escort Of = deputy sheriff. he being an
present "A prisoner in the county iail on a
sentence Of six months for assaultine-
Justice Of tho Peace r. B. Brown of
Guermeville. Mrs. COnscli has been i'll for
p long time. and when her husband was
arrested she was removed 10 the hospital
Tor treatment
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
California Mechanic Is Honored.

California Mechanic Is Honored.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 13.-Henry Never
of San Mateo. Cal, has been elected
chairman of the national Legislative com
mittee of the Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners of America, which began its
first session of the year here to-day.
Q 80 n
the new administration.
1t is generally believed that Kirkpat-
rick's name will be resubmitted by Gov
ernor Pardee. but that his confrere. ].
A. Mackenzie. will not be so fortunate.
The term of Paris Kilburn will expire In
the course of a few months and in this
way Governor Pardee will be able to/con-
troll the Harbor Commission from the
very start of his administration.
Charles S. Spear will succeed either
kilburn or Mackenzie and will be the
president, while Governor Pardee will
give him at least one other member of
the board who will work in harmony with
him.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
canteen Question to Be IGNORED.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-No action
will be taken by the House COMMITTEES on
Military Affairs or by Congress on the
canteen question at this session and no
consideration is being given by the COM
mittee to any measure proposing the
restoration of the canteen to the army
post exchanges. This statement was
made to-day by Chairman Hull. who has
been in receipt daily of a vast number Of
letters. kilograms and petitions from all
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14

- ALL HEADQUARTERS SAC
' RAMENTO, Jan. BIN a most
l. unexpected manner what was
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
Oscar Holiday Banghart's

Oscar Holiday Banghart's
work is warmly admired by
Phil May, the famous English
artist who succeeded George
Du Maurier on London
Punch" Mr.. May has many
of Banghart's originals, and
values them very highly. This
opinion by the way is shared
by the thousands who have
been fortunate enough to pos
sess the series which The San
Francisco Call is giving its
readers. They are all taken
from Mr.. Banghart's famous
sketches.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-02-25

Bedsprings, mattress ana one
pair of good pillows So at The
Anadarko Furniture and Hard
ware Co. 1926
Just received another car of
Anderson Fancy Lump coal, bet
ter have your coal house filled.
70tf. missouri. LUMBER Co.
For sale--A number of guns,
which must be sold for repair
charges. They are as follow;
3 double barreled shot guns, 2
rifles, % cal. A. d. Eveans,
gunsmith. 147t2w
Lost-Somewhere between the
First National bank and my res
idence, block Al, a gold watch.
Return to my office and receive
reward. Louie Mcknight. 14Stf
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-02-25
Rosa p. FantS
is THE ONLY PLACE TO GET
Long Horn Whiskey

For Rent-Land in large or
small tracts. $40 acres in cultiva-
ton, one mile from town. For
particulars see Geo. W. Ford, at
Ford Bros. Commission House 3t
o. II. Geagan G. Co. Real Es-
tate. Relinquishments, school
land, city property, rentals and
collections. 9th street between
broadway and Main. 6Stf
The Anadarko Gin Co. have
one car of best McAlister fancy
lump coal they want to close out
at once and make you the follow
ing prices, Shopper ton delivered
to any part of the city or $3.50 at
the Gin. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Phone 14S. 147t6
See Americas most unique
fete-the New Orleans Mardi
Gras. Only one fare plus two
dollars for the round trip by the
Crock Island System" Choctaw,
Oklahoma g. Gulf II. Il. Tickets
can be limited twenty-five days
from date of sale
j. r. Moore's fine bedroom suit
consisting of four pieces, and
which cost S250,will be ratified off
by S. b, Sturgis tomorrow and
next day, who has the tickets foI
sale at his office. 156t5
Farm Loans-Private money,
no company, only one note, one
mortgage, and no inspection fec
We loan individual money, and
have the money on hand to give
il TO you any time you want it,
today or tomorrow. We are not
promising you money at rates sc
that the money can not be cotton
and then keep your inspection
fee, as a graft. 1t will not cos
you a penny if you do not get
loan. and we can tell you as soor
as we see your farm whether ol
not the loan will be made. W.
do our own inspecting and car
do it the day after you tell us yo'
want the money.
MORRIS & LANCE,
Attorneys, Anadarko, Okla
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-02-25

The buyer The Peoples Store is home from the Eastern
markets His purchases for the store will begin to arrive
will keep tumbng in until the stock will be
fuller lines than We wish to state to custom
who have determined to do their trading here
that bought adVantageOusy and will show
goods will bargains when prices with
those of other
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-02-25

That's exactly why spend time and money to reach
Eastern makes--to have the goods for Ices
lower than others show We expect within days
the store will be blooming with the pretty things
spring We invite you to read from week 10
week partial index to what doing will be
them But better still you your
self. We invite you to do that
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-02-25
C.. w. ER,
LAWYER.

Gives special attention to criminal
law and civil business Oiice over
Seibort 81 liaisers saloon. Cor 9TH
and Broadway. ANADARiO, OKLA
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-05-20
CUR
- OF
DRINK
CURED BY
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY.

No taste No odor. Can be given In glass of
water tee or coffee without patients knowledge.
White Ribbon Remedy will cure or destroy the
diseased appetite for alcoholic ntimulauts wheth-
or the patient Is con6rmed inebriate .stipie..
social drinkor or drunkard. Impossible for any
one to hnve an appetite for alcoholic liquorn after
using White Ribbon Remedy.
+ Endorsed By Members Of W. c. T. o..
Mrs: Moore, press nuperintendent Of Woman's
MIA. writes: II have tested white Ribbon Remedy
on very obstinate drunkards, and tho cures have
been many. In many cases the Remedy was Civ.
White Ribbon Remedy. Members OF our Union
ore delighted to find an economical treatment to
aid us In our temperance works. -Ne77
Druggists or by mail, 81. Trial package FREQ by
writing Mrs. A. M. Townsend. (for years Secrete.
2l8 fremont st Boston, Mass. Sold IN Anderson
by ORB, GRAY & co.
Sept II. 1909 1s 1y