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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06
CLAIMS BIG INCREASE
Shawnee Local Census Shows Over
1920 Inhabitants.

Guthrie. o II, Jan. The Shawnee
News says:
Hon. Ed o. Cassidy superintendent Of
census, has had his force at work cut
ting out the duplicate names in the re-
turns made by the enumerators, and
within few days the census will be COM
pleted and ready to return to the city
council.
Mr.. Cassidy states that the total figures
after duplicates are cut out: will run
above 1l.2oc- He says that if all the addi-
tions which have petitioned the city for
admission. and which are really a part
of the city were to be counted the NUM-,
Ter of the people within the city would
be over l4.030. The additions, as stated.
are in line for admission to the corpora
ton and the council has acted on some
of the petitions. while others are vet TO
be acted on. One addition. which runs
down IN the heart of the city. ending on
East Main street. is almost certain to be
taken In soon and that alone Will add sew
eral hundred mere to the list while the
other additions will run the total I'D over
a. 600
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06
TERRITORIAL BANK COMMISSION
Paul Cooper Issues List of Banks Ne
Has Authorized

Guthrie. .. r. Jan s.-TerEifor.si Bank
Commissioner Paul Cooper issued Z Est
today Of the banks he has authorized -
do business in Oklahoma Many % these
have not taken ou. charters yet. - they
are bran new Institutions and their or
ganizatioa IS news - the public.
IN speaking Of tho banks. H- Cooper
said.
The prosperity q the banks Il Okla
bona has never been equziIec- Every
one is doing q good bEs.ness and ceriar-
ing dividends They are institutions re
territory can be especially vroud q
In she last year the number of hsrss
has increased from IL 20 -, a. r.
crezse of - i has beeu reported n
many papers tnat tfe number q tss-ks
in Oklahoma var * The figures AZ
wrongly. arranged They shSoui1 -
z-j-s
The rev hazks Authorized 70 Do f'zs-
fzezs foEovs
The Etsoz state bank. wifh ? e2ssi-ss
stock q <saa Fred Torne-iaT- Frsss-
cent. : 0. saaitrhf~ls, csshs-r.
The Bank q ><s~z~eT city. -ssh zap
.,aI stock q SEQ. \ = HePasr-oa.
p-essdea;. ? z NePkerson. eAshssr
The Rzzk os cseAe. xs;h eaSstai
stock cf r.wa The 0.eezs sre. Iesn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06
READJUSTMENT OF MAILS
New Railroads in Territory Cause
Much Extra Work.

MUCH Extra WORK.
Guthrie. o. T.. Jan. 5.-The Eagle an
rounces that the building of railroads in
and out of Enid and the consequent es-
tablishment OF new towns at different
points, has called for . readjustment of
the mail system, and and the discon-
tinuance of numerous postoffices. Mail
continues 10 be addressed 10 these offices
however, and while the officials in the
different branches Of the postal service
do the best they can toward delivering it
TO the proper places. delays and mistakes
are unavoidable.
The following postoffices, by many sup
posed 10 exist are no more, and should
go as indicated:
Spencer. mail to Carrier
Pana and Buckles. mail to Hunter.
Del Norte. mail TO Drummond
Canton. Jennie and Relief mail to
Cropper
Stacy and Bloomer. mail to CARRIER.
There is no -postofice at the new town
of Douglas. and the chances are that
when one is established it will have to
be under some other name. Until re-
Gently there was Douglas postofice
in lincoln county and mail addressed to
Douglas. Oklahoma, generally gets
switched off to that locality Mail to
the new town Of Douglas. Garfield county
should be addressed to Onyx. or at least
Via Onyx, Oklahoma
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06
BUILDING AN ELECTRIC LINE
Road Being Constructed Between
Guthrie and Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City, o. T., Jan. 5.-An cleo
trio line Is TO be built between here and
Guthrie. Information was given out to-
day by Mr.. John w. Smartel to the
Times-Journal that the Oklahoma Trac-
ton company which is composed of Okla
homa and New York capitalists. had let
the contract for the construction of an
electric car lire from this city to Guthrie
and that work on the immense enterprise
would be commenced sine time in Febru-
airy. II will require about eleven months
in which to complete this line which will
be one OF the finest in the United States.
In reference to the line Mr.. Shartel stated
that three routs had been surveyd for
the line and one had been decided upon
but was unable to state at this time
which particular route had been chosen.
Said Mr.. Shartei: 1t will require an
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06

+o construct the line and it
viii, he ono of the finest that money can
.ror5 We will construct the best road
o;,Lo s...,, or electric to be found in
this section of the country WIZ
b1,sinesssssa. .tefiithhave ETAOiNNNNNN y
have the LIGHTER grades. better foauoed
and win use better riaterai than the
o,,,,,.,;es that are now engaged in such
work The company has ordered the ma
terisl and cars. There VIII De nVe hIty-
font cars of the latest pattern. The SLOW
eet messenger service from this city TO
c.u,brie viii be one hour and three of the
cars. which viii make no stops VIII make
the trip from the center OF TINS CITY 10
the center of Guthrie in forty-fifive min
,tes. 1t will be both a passenger and
freight road and great things are ex-
pected as a result
The Oklahoma Traction company was
organized last summer and the omcials
have been quietly at work having numer-
o,,s surveys made out of this city. With
the completion of the road to Guthrie
other routes vii lbe projected The money
for the construction of this line mas al
ready been secured ana MI. Smarter VIII
leave within the next few days for New
York city where he vii lconsult with
some of the leading men who are inter
ested and close up all the details as to
the building of the line. Mr.. Shartel was
unable at this time to state what towns
the line would touch. Together with the
construction of the track there viii be
a large force of men engaged to con-
struct sheds Sheds will be erected
nearby for the benefit of farmers. For
instance, a farmer can drive from his
home to a station on or near his farm.
After putting up his team the farmer
and family can board the next car and
go to Guthrie or come TO Oklahoma City
on a shopping tour. He can then ac-
complish wha now consumes nearly an
entire day. The line will prove great
benefit to Oklahoma City, its people and
those who live in the rural districts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06

Physicians are calling attention to the
fsct that influenza or grip has come to
stay. In the larger cities there has been
. marked increase in diseases affecting
the organs or respiration, which increase
Is attributed to the prevalence of inlu-
enzs- Persons who are recovering from
grip or influenza are in weak condition
znd peculiarly liable to pulmonary dis
ease.
Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures coughs, bronchitis. lung Ttroublc"
and other diseases of the organs of res-
piration. H. is the best tonic medicine
for those whose strength and vitality
have been exhausted by an attack of rrir,.
Il purifies the blood, cleansing It of
the poisonous accuTnulations which breed
and iced disease. II gives increased ac-
tiyity 10 the blood-naking glands. aud
SO increases the supply or pure blood,
rich with the red corpuscles OF health.
aA word for yorr Golden Medical Disccr.
cry writes Ars- Is. 4. Fender of Keene
Coshocto- Co. Ohio. eve have been ussnS =
ss family medicine for more than foc- vS-s-s
AZ a cough remedy aad blood purifier there 3
xothirs better. and after having the grin ~
fleTce's Golden Medical Discovery Is yust the
Fight medicine fo- complete bracing UP
Accept no substitute for Golden Med
ieal Discovery" There is nothing uirst
o. good" for diseases of the stomach.
blood, and lungs
The sluggish liver is made active by
The use OF Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06
FRISCO HAS
PURCHASED
OLD SURVEY
Was Made From Shawnee to
Red Rock.
WANTS ROUTE FROM NORTH
Report Credited to Attorney
for the Road.
WANTS ROUTE FROM NORTH

Guthrie. o. T, Jan. 5.-The Shawnee
News says:
Attorney Pliny Soper of the Frisco, says
that system has purchased the old Battle
Axe >1rvey from Red Fork TO Shawnee.
Attorney Soper is q good authority for
such a statement, hence his information
can be considered as authentic The
Frisco evidently wants a route in from
the north, or, possibly needs that portion
of the route. or part Of it, for the Dark
and Cherokee Central
Red Fork is one of the Frisco's towns
on its oklahoma City line. AM is an i'm
portant place. hence there can be no
doubt that the Frisco intends to do some
road building out of it toward the south.
il the line is extended 10 Shawnee, It
will certainly be extended further south
md made an important part OF the big
system.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06
FARMER KILLED BY TRAIN
Mutilated Body Of Chas. North Founu
Near Mul!1zU.

Mulhall. o. T.. Jan. 5.-Chas. North.
a farmer ling six miles west of this
city. was found about daylight this morn
ing lying beside the railroad track at the
Santa Fe depot with his head. both legs
and arms cut of. 1t lad been done by
the train. North is q farmer well known
here. He was in town most of The day
yesterday and was noticed TO be drink
ing. He was seen as late as midnight
and there is no way of telling whether
then man fell asleep on the track. or
whether it was a case Of suicide. but the
latte" theory is not credited lie leaves
wife and three children
North was found just at daylight this
morning. The northbound passenger on
the Santa Fe had taken the siding from
the south end of the Yards and the train
men discovered The body. Had the train
remained on the main lire it is possible
the remains would have been further
mutiliated. 1his. is the fourth ki'ling of
this kind that has occurred within the
city limits within the past three years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06

NJ. Zeigler. president. and ". p. Smith.
cashies.
The Harrison bank OF Harrison. with
a capital stock of 5000. a r. Smeizer.
president. and J. G. Mulz, cashier.
The Citizens bank OF Erics 81 IN y
capital stock of 5000. I. c. Thurman.
president. and IA. .. Dewey. c4rnser.
The First State bank OF Carrier, with
capital stock or $500. ). =. Cook.
president; c. NJ. Lewis, cashier.
Yale State bank OF f1.s, 18th cap
ital stock Of $1,000. f. q. Newell. pres
ident; A. Z. Adams. cashier.
The First State bank ofCeston. With a
capital stock of $500. William Stenbers.
president, and F. c. Hoyt. cashier.
The Hinton State bank OK Hinton. with
a capital stock or s5.s,e George Bella
my. president, and II. w Miller. cash
Ter.
The Bank OF Hominy. with a capital
stock OF $500. f. J. sparrei. president:
H ". Mullen. cashier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06
SHAWNEE WILL
GIVE BANQUET
TO W. j, BRYAN
January 8 Is Time Set for the
Feast.
CELEBRATE JACKSON DAY
CELEBRATE JACKSON DAY
Great Commoner Expected to
Deliver a Speech.
Guthrie. o. T.. Jan. THE Shawnee

Guthrie. o. T., Jan. 5.-The Shawnee
Herald says:
City Attorney Cassidy appeared before
the Six O'Clock Club last night with a
suggestion that met with popular favor.
He advocated celebration of Jackson
Day, the anniversary of the battle of
New Orleans on January S, by giving a
banquet in honor of Hon. w. J. Bryan,
who will visit this city on that date and
deliver his great lecture "a Conquer
ing Nation for the benefit of the pub
lie library.
The club decided to banquet the distin-
guished visitor and committee consist
ing of Messrs Beard Ritchie. Adams.
Cassidy. and Benson, was named to pre-
pare the invitations. program and BAN
quet and make all necessary arrange
ments. The plates vii isell for 81 each
and members of the club wishing plates
are expected to notify the committee as
early as possible.
The banquet will be held in Elk's hall
and the city's distinguished guest will be
expected to make speech at the festi-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06
RESIGNED GOVERNMENT JOB
James Ovant Thinks He Can do Better
on His Farm.

Guthrie. o. T.. Jan. 5.-The Custer
Clarion reports that James Avant has re-
signed as Indian farmer at washita- He
has held the position for the past seven
years, and has 4 host OF friends in west
ern oklahoma He is row located on his
school section near Parker. as general
agent. Seger has not appointed anyone in
his place. but on good authority we are
told that Frank Fillmore will get the
place Nr. Fillmore needs no introduc-
ton To the people. He came here IN
lss2, ard edited the Bee for ten years
In February last he quit newspaper work
and has been located on his farm south
cast Of Arapahoe. Frank Is real far
rner. as the condition OF his farm shows.
there not being a farm In western Okla
horra more advanced IN cultivation than
his. He has the qualifications 10 Eli the
Office. and now that Mr.. Avant has saw
III to resign. 10 better choice could be
made than Frank Fillmore for Indian
farmer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06
TWO FIRES IN MONTH
Gesry Citizen Loses. His Store, Then
His House Burns

Guthrie. o. T. jar. 5--Ths Geary Bull
Ietia reports thz; the residence beIong-
ing 10 Chax- Ii March7nsa IN the south
part OF town was destroyed b IRE FRI
day night The origin Of the IRE l. IN
known. Mr.. Marchrnan and wife were
away from az the tsrre- There was only
part OF their furniture IN the house
at the time. and that was saved
4 gTssi many people responded 10 the
alarm. bot the FIRE had gained srch had
way that they were fsowef!ess 70 DO
anything toward saxiEE tie baildlnz.
ard they quietly stood zrosnd ard E@tcs-
s,s the Ere do sfs work
There Was sosuc IasuF2ncc On ;hs tussa-
ing. The exact zrloust no, k-c-E- Tiass
makes IL pretty Severe on MsTcEuszn- =s
II IS less than a no-th slzee si= ressza-
| rant was destroyed II . Ike m&aser.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06
MAY ASK AN INJUNCTION
Lawton Citizens OhiA~t II seino Gu.
Of bv RaiIros ads.

Of by Railroads
Guthrie. o. T. Jan. 5.-Word from Law
ton through the News says that a. r.
Hinkle. T. Anderson and l.. T. Howard.
Through their attorneys. Lewis Davis. and
James X. Tuttle. are seeking to fine n
petition for an injunction against the
Lawton Pressed Brick & Tile company.
and the St Louis & San Francisco Rail
road company
The object of the Injunction IS 10 pre-
vent the building OF what is known az
the brick switch" It's history is known
10 al in Lawton. It might. however. be
said that the switch Is 10 run from the
Frisco road over the Woods and Beal
claims. and the non down Railroad street
to the brick plant
The petition hrst sets out that the nti-
TONERS are property owners Of this city.
and gives the location OF the property.
Then it shows that the building of this
switch viii close up the only public road
or street leading into Lswton, and the
Injunction is asked on the ground that
the petitioners viii be damaged. and that
all Efforts 20 county commissioners and
city council have failed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06
THIEVES TOOK CHARITY BOX
Offerings to Charity Fund by Members
of EIks Stolen.

Guthrie, o. T., Jan. 5.-The Muscoges
Times says:
Last Friday night there was an at home
given at the Elks club. followed by
dance. Some time during the evening
the charity box, the box that is found
in all Elk's clubs. in which the mem
bers drop their offerings to the charity
fund of the lodge, disappeared and there
can be no trace of it found
The box in itself was valuable thing
and was presented to the lodge last year
by p. 7. Smith 1t is not known just how
much money there was, but those who
are best in position to know state that
there was about $50 in the box
The matter has caused an intense de-
sire on the part of the members of the
lodge to find and punish the guilty party
Such a thing has not occurred before
within the memory of the oldest Elks
1t is almost impossible TO believe that
there was a person in Muscogee who
could be guilty of such a crime, but the
fact remains that the box and money
are gone and cannot be found
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06
BIRD INQUIRE WAS SINCERE
Meant What He Said in Regard to
Statehood Bill.

Guthrie, @. r.. Jan. -5.-The Watonga
Republican, Governor Ferguson's paper,
says of Bird s Mcclure:
Mr.. Mcclure was sincere in his state
hood declaration last fell. He is sincere
IN his position now. His advocacy Of the
measure during the campaign was not
simply 10 get votes, but because he be-
lievcd the proposition 20 be right and in
the interest Of the people OF Oklahoma.
He has unbound confidence in the abii-
fly of Mr. Flynn to do everything tha;
mortal man can 90 to secure the passage
OF the measure that was supported by
majority vote OF the people of Oklahoma
and knowing that the Oklahoma oppon-
ents Of statehood are doing everything
possible to defeat the measure, sentiment
OF majority cf the voters, as congress
sional delegate-elect. he has gone 10
Washington 20 work for self-government
for Oklahoma in the way o. statehood.
Mcclure is a representative Republi-
can and believes in dealing honorably
blythe people. lie wants to see the prom
Use of the campaign carried out, and Will
do everything possible to accomplish it.
the people during the last campaign they
advocated measures which they deemed
10 be best for the people of the terri
tory. They are both today in Washing
ton trying to make their declarations
good by working for the passage of a
bin which will bring Oklahoma the bless
ing of self-government The issue was
plain. The Republicans advocated i'm
mediate statehood as provided for i'm the
omnibus bill. The Democrats advocated
single statehood, which meant no state
hood at this time. There can be no mis-
take as to the sentiment of the people
They voted for immediate statehood
They elected Mcguire. He has gone to
Washington to convey to congress a mes
sage from the people as to the kind of
statehood they desire. His presence as a
deleeateelect is that message. VIII the
voice of the people be heard? 1t is up
20 Washington
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06
DID NOT CURE HER
Now Doctors are Sued for Obtaining
Money Falsely.

Lawton. o. T.. Jan. 5.-Dr. c. L. Co
ben and his brother. O. O. Cohen have
been arrested ON the charge of having
obtained money under false pretenses.
They were taken to Washta county
to Jail. the crime having been commit
ted there
\ lady at Cordell had secured the SER
vices of DR.. Cohen during her Illness.
Her ailment seems 10 have been a chron-
ic one. and she employed Cohen, who
guaranteed a permanent cure. He de-
manded that s95 be paid in advance,
and the balance when the cure was ef-
fected. The money was paid to the doc
I IS brother. Both men soon left. and
the doctors treatment was Of no avail
The lady then swore out warrant for
the arrest of both men.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06
GROWING coToN MARKET
Shawnee is Proud cf Record Made
Ourino Past Year.

Guthrie. o. T. Jan. st is reported by
the Herald that Shawnee has more than
held her own as cotton market This is
especially noteworthy on aceoun; of the
increasing diversity in agriculture and
on account OF tn rise of several new
towns in the territory tributary 10 Shaw
nee. This years cotton receipts 70 date
at the county cotton yard are IN rouad
numbers. 800 bales. and at the compress
yard c soc. The compress has handled to
date this season. z5.is4 bales. last years
figures for the correspoa ling time being
only 17.s52- Il is estimated that abou;
l.eco bales will yet be received. which
would have been marketed sooner q
the bad weather had not delayed picking
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06
SAM RARTElL ON TRIAL
Is Locking for Organized Gang Of
Horse Thieves

Guthrie, o. T. Jan. 5.-The Chandler
Pubiicist relates that Sam Barten. the
man who bounded Doc Stutsn1an TO the
Zen and who was nearly quieted by the
friends of the noted malefactor. was in
the city yesterday. he is hunting stolen
mules.
An organized gang of at least twenty
members has been making steals in the
neiShborheod of Minco. ]. I. But two
weeks have passed since Sam went out
70 get them. and he has thirteen in Jail
IN Oklahoma City. and some more most
there, and all but four OF the stolen teams
have been recovered, and returned to their
owners. II is q cinch that this famous
thief taker is not losing form but is in
good training and fair condition.
one team was taken up on the streets
or this city. r. E. Jennings purchased
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06

other man in the territory and owns ths
largest farm la Pottswatoinie cosiEty.
came TO this country from Kansas Ia
1892 For the past year he has hcsa on
gagged in the farm and chatsei lean bus
nees and handles a. irnmsnss smsslss u
money In those lines yearly. BE 70 pFtn-
cipaIiy engaged IN farming and last year
raised 1890 burhcis of po;atoes Af.
White Is president of the shsSns- Asfi-
culture and Horticulture society. sn or
gaplzatlon ~ potato. cantfieers md
small fruit growers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06
SHOW WAS SUCCESSFUL
Poultry Association has Concludes ies
Meeting at Norman.

SorEaaa. @. 2. Jan She Peaisry
assoe.auon hehs sfs three days shes Jss-
aaEy : = 3 which proved a grand ssc-
cess Ia ever way. There we're atSD.
% bcres shown fss iaxrsrt szls,bstssa
teinx chzs q. So0d~orths 81 orzexa.
.. z. BE- ssso~lnx over forsy vsrssssss
and ever sas fowls .anv q MS 1fFsss
have capiursd ars; premiums 81 fsosfea.
Chicago. -. wo-th. sr1 alse - Csaass-
He e~ns ne issKss, posltry rs4nf v~ss
Il TIE zasHssrs rsvsr sns brs~sss o7sr
ssshsy ai-slsct sarisf1zs cs fssts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06
EXPECT FIVE RAILROADS
Pottawatouie County Expects to be a
Regular Gridiron.

Guthrie. o T. Jan S-oae year ago
Pottawatemie county had but one rail-
road across Il says the Aisruis;- ~ the
present time two roads are building AMI
two mere are pushing surveys through
sae county. In another eighteen months
Pottawator'ie county wil ii sil prcha-
blity have tive lines OF railroad and no
place In south Pottawatolnie county viii
be on. of hearing OF locomotive whistle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06
LIGHT CONTRACT AWARDED
Norman Will No~ Have up-to-osts
lighting Plant.

Norman. o. T.. Jon. S.-The oontrs-s
for electric fight for Norman was s~sFs-
&c 70 the Normal Mili 3 Grain company.
December - Thsy win pat IN a. yp-'9-
date plant ~ once and have same IN oper-
alton Ia four months The city VII os
Hghisd with twenty % thfrty large ars
ilzhts Thls has been much Eseslse in
Norman the past few years. bu, has been
delayed from ,i-ns 20 time on account q
the efsy council b~ink unable - make
.stisfaes0ry contracts with anyone
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06

It from some travelling fellows ard sold
it to a farmer named Busch. in whose
charge they were when spotted by Sam
Sam had but little trouble in proving the
property and leaves today triumphant in
the success that has attended MS efforts
10 bring the guilty to catch as catch
can tussle with the Hercules, Oklahoman
courts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06
BUILDING At kRApAHoE
Both New Church and Bark will be
Erected

Arapahoe. o. r, Jan. They are
building AZ Arapahoe. The Clarion says;
A. soon as the brlckisyers and rnsrons
are through with the walls of the Fifst
National bank -5ri5iaE they vii con-
mence on tbs new church building % tie
Reformed church q America These are
rapId zorkn1s8. can't hzv. any other
kind in Oklshozna. y0s know. and 20 it
VII only - a fsE 6sys uu;li they hnisn
fheir rresart wnrk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-06
Eczema. No Cure. No Pay.

Your druggist Will refund your money If
FAZO OINTMENT fails to cure ring
worm. letter old ulcers and sores. pimples
and blackheads on the face and all skin
diseases; 50 cents.