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SURGICAL OPERATION.
A Tumor that Weighed More than
the Woman.


A surgical operation of far more
than ordinary interest was performed
Comanche, |. T., on the 23rd inst,
upon Mrs. ]. r. Swanson, aged 81
years. Mrs. Swanson submitted to the
removal OF a tumor weighing 1924
pounds The woman's weight proceed
ing the operation was 1876 pounds. The
tumor weighed more than the woman
by almost twenty pounds The opera
tion was performed by DR., 3. b. Pet.
tilt and Or. McMurtry.
DIR. Pettitt has been elected to the
chair Of surgery in the Bell .dedical
College Dallas, Texas,
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Broke Her Arm.

Last night as Mrs. NJ. L. Spurgeon
was coming from the Episcopal
church, where she had been attending
a wedding, and hal gotten in front q,
r C. Randols dry goods store where
there is step she fell and broke her
arm, just above the wrist, the injury
is very painful and is in a place that
will be some time in healing.
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Those dangerous stomach and bow
el troubles that come so suddenly at
this season ale promptly cured by
Ramsey's Cholera and Diarrhoea Run
away. 25c. f. ] Ramsey, druggist
26.
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Special Court Session.

Judge Hosea Townsend opened a
special term of court this morninG and
the following cases came before tae
court
Josephene jenkins VS.. Iay Jon.uns,
suit for divorce, divorce granted
"a the estate Of E. L. Martin, the
agreement for appointment Of com.
mtssioners was filed and the report
Of the commissioner was flei.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-30
Real Estate Mortgages.

Tt, Ardmoreite has for sale Real
Estato Mortgages written by the
best legal talent expressly for the
purpose of securing money by giving
a mortgage on Indian Territory town
site property. These blank are worm
21h cents each. Send in your order
today
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Dave Daub. returned today from
s. Louis. whepa he went to wish tn,
iat" and also Sn purchasing trip
he was accompanied on the trip by
Isl siaum of El FIso, Texas. who Stop
ped of here today to visit his brother
Hen+y Baum.
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At the Jail.

At the Jail today Jim Peqrs2, took
advantage OF section 1922 AM wg.
released from custody There are now
l5S prisoners in confinement AMI all
are doing well
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-30

The Wcman's Missionary Society o.
tho First Presbyterian church viii
meet with Mrs. Chas. Durie tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock. Business OF
importance,
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At New Central Market.

owens old stand. you can get dai
IL fine bar6ecued meats, Dewey ham
saaoage and all other meats Mar
ket thoroughly renovated. Yoor pat
ronase solicited.
25.1m CLYDE FRASER. Prop.
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Don't forget the c. p. lawn fete at
the residence cf Mrs. Ed Bird, Thurs.
day( this) evening from 7 TO 10
o'clock. Is cents two for 25 cents.
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? PERSONAL NOTES. =



city
Miles la4tyz Of s'uuIs Valley is In
the city
s c CiUuls left 1oday for Coaleate |
.on business
william F warrvn Is III the city
from Ber0Uyn
l.. s Doiirfon and family are in
rihe city from Tishumiugo
Mrs Ben FRsnpt,El and MRS F. b
Green OF Chiukasha ure in the city.
Jess Brown Sf Gainesville, former
resident OF this place is IN "the city
T J Mashcr J W Davis Jas II
tBrocker and s w Goddard 1Ui Dallas
arr IN the Cfty yoiay
Arthur Smart Who mas been in Ok
ianpma toT some tim. is here 20 spend
a few days with his relatives.
MS Il. &. LVEsdou and lttbo son
Will depart 7his Afternoon for Gaines
yiHc Texas. where tircy will te the
guests of Mrs J. Z. l.ursdon.
Ars Henry VI Furman and child
yen oypai tcd toduy tor Arlington,
i-I,xas to yisia Mrs Fnrman's lather
Who mas been reported quite sick.
Mr. ana Mrs A. :. Gdlllot and son.
Maxine Of Duraut. ! T., are III the
chy the guests of mis- tnother Y. f
Gulllot 0tn and T ,-yects n w.
Mrs. W. H. Smart and daughter
| Mics -itvsNie leave on the morning
uain for Mckinney and stephens.
Vile Ten where they WIN spend the
! summer.
| r. lee Hupson will bav. today Tor
J Denisun where he goes to report 10
the chief clerk, OF the Frisco having
received an appointment tO . railway
ltlerkshtp on hat road
Mrs VIII Thompson aua little
daughter. SUE. who have been visit
inr Mrs Arch Campbell. returned
home to Psuls valley today arcompan-
led by Misses fena and Daisy Tlarris
>, - - =. -, o.,
=, -. =. -. -,
~. -. T.. {. uo
city
F. Williams uf Coalgate is in me
city.
,,., 80 ,u,,oo C -
-,
10 D.,,, T.. &, ..,o a,,,. FROM,
s.,.
g. r,,..a, ~, .,,dm &. ir
.. H.
~ u-,i,o g ,,' ~, c,ty .r,,n
c,.,.,.-,
9 A.Lou ;s in tho c;,,, from,
ct,,.o.ho
u ", Co,hon :. &, 49,. oS,, from,
ras,-,,uo
r n cut,r,o -, u,v,,oU,.,d is Aero
-. h,,.,,,.s
w II Dc e. in tho o,tv f-o,, Ka,.
oa C,,
L. u ,,,hi,a ,o,. tb,s norrio, .or
c,u,,,. -, ,,,,si,oss
u., A., ,,,ouuo,, ;s IN ,,o ,,,y
,ro,, u,ort S,.rinos roxas
w I price is bere from San Fran.
c,soo ,,r,.s,.,,t,,,, IN ,ards
| "NN ''0 '
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DR.. w. H. Enloe, dentist. crown
and bridge work specialist With DR.
Fam. l3-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-30

DR.. ]. p. Fam, Painless dentist
Uses no gas, over Ramsey's Drug
store. 15-lm
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WANTED.

MEN--Our ezS2 ogue gslR ins how
we teach barker traGe guis KY, mail
ed free. Mo-. Ba-ier On lege, ST
Louis, Mo. 5-ID
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About the only riglt he taxpayer
has is the right 10 pay the freight
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Several from Ardmore have gone I,
Holder to attend the picnic there.
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Mrs. %. G. Warren. son and Gaugh.
ter, Miss Mable, leave sor a few weeks
visit in yilot Point, Texas today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-30

Cl3s Graham lsf1 today fer Haley
Vile.
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80 CHARGES VERY REASONABLE -.
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FoR SALE.

-.---.--111-----4S.4
HOMES FOR sRllE:--To -rJ,H Labor
ing eInan on tbo insiADmeIt plan
Small monthly Ia msnts, iupg time.
Can, pay for yunr home Like u aging
rent. Have several fpl sat now
and VS. build more 10 suit pur-
chaser. Y. II. MALL,
97-6t The Dlpfs ST.
fBOR SAEl-CheaH a second iland
double seated su-ey, aimwl as
good as NV. Sidle,y Suggs.
FOR SALE-One 204s-sepower Ale-
crank Hoeston. Stan% ood e. ia m
BILE enginc. Positive good sas
new. Also one lsgbe double-dcor
Cary safe Easy payments or
cheap for ca 5h. Apply or write a..
'zuckerman, at Cold storage. 2~i1n
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-30
LOST.

LOST-Betwo.u ArdmORr and Rp'k
crossing on ;4ickOry, S.'j in gregg
backs. They are in ps,tes OF tvs
twenties. enc ten and one five; are
in a white eprelope witt name OF
Tom Frame ou rack. FINGER please
have at City Drug Store and re
Gene reward. gtcttf-w1
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FOR RENT.

FOR -RBNT-farnished ia ON, cheap
ground floor, c,ose in. 81 c street
Nertn Washing on 27-5t
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TUR 1siHNT-Fo4zs room cert1ge with
hall. Modern sonyeniens7's. 2nd
Avenue, n. W, near Washington
street. Apply J. Z Masons office.
y7tf.
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Some years ago German farmer IN
Illinois was driving across q railroad
track when a train killed both his
horses and bruised him pretty badly
In the resulting suit for damages the
plaintiff was on the witness stand.
making out good case. when tho de-
PENDANTS lawyer asked him
Did you take any prccaution before
driving upon the track?"
The witness seemed reluctant 10 m.
wer. but. being pressed to do so cnal-
~ stammered out:
Yah. ] took yoost 2 leoIic- yoost q
couple Of swallows dat's all"
This started a ny liuc Of dcfcnae
and DO turned out t1ac rho couple "
swallows were tho last in q pint fash
that had consoled him along The road.
This put a new face on the situation.
Brooklyn Eagle.
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prophesied. The white man. stern.
stubborn, fruitful, had come to despoil
the west of its secrets,
Let all the elements therefore Join
in riotOus revolt, Let earth and sen
and Sky make common cause, Rage
waves. and blaze. ye fiery tongues.
and threaten. forests. with all your
omlnous voices Smitc, destroy. or ter
rliy into swift retreat this little band,
crush out their tenement, Loosen and
brush of this feeble finger-grasp al
the ancient threshold, With banners
OF fame. with armies Of darkness. with
shoutings Of the captains of the
storms. assail denudc. destroy. If even
Dy the agony Of their horrors. these
feeble folk now come hi-her, And bv
lhis more especially. since they would
set the seal Of fruitfulness upo- tho
lanc. and bring upon the earth cen
Grafton yet 20 follow Hover about this
bed in the frail and swaying LODGE of
park and bOughs. all ye most terrific
ing spirits Let not this thing be-
Mother of Cod cried lean Bre
boeuf. bending low and pulling his
'unic tighter by the belt. as he cam,
ea-ping into the faint circle Of lgb
which sfll remained al the fire loz
lis murderous. this storm, An Mon
siour du Me7ne we are dead men But
what matter? 'Tis as we'll now as later
said ! not so to- you all the way down
MlchiganOn from the straits2 a rab
or crossed my path al tho last camp
before Michilimackinac and when we
TOOK our boat to leave the mission at
he straits. three crows flew directly
across our way Did I not beseech Won
10 turn hacf? Did I moi Tell Won
most Of all. that We had no right hon,
'st Foyagcurs that we are TO leave for
the woods without confessing to the
good father 'Tis two years now since
} have been proper shriven. and two
years IS too long for a voyageur 10 re-
main uuabsOlved Mother of Cod
When ] SEQ the ightnings and listen
TO that wind. I bethink mo Of my sins
my sins / VOW bale OF beaver"
Pish' Jean responded Du Mosno
who had come in from the cover Of
The wood and was casting about in
The darkness as best he might 10 see
That all was made secure "Thou1f
feel better when the sun shines again
Call Pierre Noir, and hurry or our
canoe will pound 10 bits upon the
beach Come"
All three went now knee-deep in tho
surf, and Du Mesne, clinging te the
Sunwale 40 be passed oVs, was soon
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CHAPTER XVIII.
THE STORM.

Marshaling to the imperious orders
of the tempest. and crowding close
upon the flaming standards OF the
lightning, the armies of the clouds
came on. The sea-wide surface of the
lake went dull. and above IL bent
sky appalling in its blackncss. The
wind at first was light. then ftful and
Gusty, like the rising chOler OF a man
affronted and nursing his own anger.
IL gained in volume and swept on
across the tops of the forest trees. as
though with a hand contemptuous in
its strength, forbearing only by reason
OF its own whimSy. Now and again
the cohorts of the clouds Just limited
at parting, letting through a pale radi
ance from the western sky. whore lin
gered the departing day. This light.
as did the illuminating glare OF the
forked flames above. disclosed the
white helmets OF the trooping waters.
rushing on with thunderous unison of
tread; and the rafting thunder-shoc&s.
Intermittent. though coming steadily
nearer, served but to emphasize these
foot strokes OF the waves. The heavens
above and the waters under The earth
THESE tOuSplreu, tneSe marched to-
gether to assail, to overwhelm. to Ut
terly destroy
To destroy what? Why this wild pro-
test of the wilderness? Was IL tlfs
wide-blown. scattered fire. whose
sparks and ashes were sown broadcast,
till but stubborn remnants chung UNI
der the shelterinS backlog of the
bivouac hearth? Was it this frail
lodge. built upon plant, yielding poles.
covered cunningly with mats and bark.
carpeted with robe Of elk and buffalo,
Yet why should the elements rage ~
a tiny fire, and why should they tear
at little house of nomad man. since
these things were old upon the earth?
Was ii somewhat else that melted this
elemental rage? This might have been
for surely, builder OF this hearth-fire
which would not quench. master of
| this house which would not weld.
thers was now come up to the door
OF the wilderness the white man. risen
from the sea. heraldng the day which
the tribes had for generations blirdly
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|JosR!S ER!z!;S;S5
-G.ESsE ss&@V
THE UNATTAINEO.

1 go on old. forgotten quests
nv old. frcdueutcd ways.
i seek what old. divine behests
Made known in liquid lays:
L seek with zeal that never rests
The dreams of other days.
BY backward ways that turn and pass,
With blinded eyes 1 turn:
Dead LEAKAGE lies a rotting mass
Where roses used to burn:
Gray Time forgetS soon. alas,
W hat youth takes long to learn.
To seek the old. divine desire.
That one time was so sweet,
All me! il lacks the sacred fire
IL burns with pickering heat;
There Is no art can thrill the Tyre
When Age and Sorrow meet.
What vintage grown on summer heights
Dream-rocked in dew and sun:
What songi born OF the keen delights
BY which "A world Is won:
What dreams! spun-spun by day and
night
Before life is done.
What dreams! that grew I'm mellow
earth
Their air came from the south
They knew the sweets of summer mirth.
The chill CT autumns drought
The pledged by many winter hearth,
Pomona's golden mouth
Ills thus / go. lonely quest
Through many tangled maze:
1 seek the lovely. laughing guest
Who fled with all her bays:
Oh me, the hopeless, helpless quest,
For dreams OF yesterdays.
oh vain quest for the things Of yore,
\ vanished. phantom dream:
Flowers broken on the rugged shore
OF lifcs swift unmappcd stream:
Tho burned-Out lights We set before
Gods unattaincd. supreme,
-Miilie w. Carpenter. in Springfield
tMhss.) Republican.
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THE LAUGH is POTENT.
sometimes 81 Is better WcrroH
Than 'lOr'i. when Under
Pressure.

As tho pcn is sometimes mighticI
than The sword. so the laugh is. OF
occasion as powerful as in clonucnct
Tho spoken word. says the Detroit Free
Press.
There arc many different Kinds 81
conversational accomplishments. =.
marked man VOL up in the ways II
The world. and | have paid one /
t"ntion 10 The cultivation oil sucL a,
lie within my range Great is language
great indeed+and beautiful wi.ial
Next 10 my limited ability with words
however. [ rank ny faculty OF using
'Fc smile, or the laugh, as the ease
may bo.
Z don't mean plcasar'ry and mirth
rs domestic and social graccs. bu. a
defensive business ARTERY Ct course
mans first impulse, when anotrc;
misguided man mlIcs i palplolc move
to do him up or asks somn unr-1son
able and prepoterous lusincss iavor
is 10 enter on WOrdy opposition siren.
roUs. naturally. and. perhaps. violent.
his J have learned. is waste OF merry
,Us force ard Above argument on The
par of che unfricndly man who it, try
in, TO make the touch The STRONGER
weapon Is to laugh-iust laugh Utter
1oi n word. no matter how much the
oihcr may say. but just kocp or laugh
nr I've routed many dccp-la'd dis
honest schemes with a good hearty
laugh TT. It,"
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This Is Miracrlo.z

Manhattan, Hans. March I4.-One of
the strongest cases that has ever been
heard of in Riley Co. IL that of the three
year-old daughter of Mr.. Jonas Brubaker
OF this place.
Some time ago the little girl took whoop.
ing cough, winch was followed by pneI.
monia. When the pneumonia left her. She
was taken down with malaria fever with
at times symptoms of Spinal Meningitis
The family doctor brought her safely
through these troubles but after the fever
Bright's Disease set in and the doctors
gave her up. Her father tells the rest of
the story:
I'VE began TO give her Dodd's Kidney
Pills and after She had taken about three
and half boxes she was entirely cured.
Now she ~ well as amy child running and
playing as II nothing had ever been the
matter with her The doctors said she
was beyond the reach of medicine. Dodd's
Kidney Pills certainly saved our little
girls life. when she was so far into the
chronic stage of Bright's Disease that we
thought nothing could save her
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.sts fringe Of ~A.I, viii, .csn

est's fringe Of NAILS. vh:ir. .cen
! ingly half lorat.tinS himself IN ,hs
wiicherv of the scene. he gazed cut
idly over the wide prospect which la
before him. He was the same young
man as ever Surely. this increased
gauntn2ss was but the result of long
hours at the paddle. the hollow cheeks
but betokened hard fare ard the de-
fning winds OF the outdoor air. II
I the eye were trace more dim. that
could be due bu. TO the refectivene5s
induced by the quiet scene and hour.
Yet VIZ should SSbn law. young and
refreshed. drop chin in hand and sit
there moodily looking ahe1d of him
comprehendins not OF all that which
ne beheld?
Indeed there appeare,' now 70 the
eye OF this younS man no. the white
chores and black crowned uffs and
distant islands. not the sweep IF broad
winged birds circling near the waters
nor the shadow OF the higG-Dois,,,.
eagle drifting far abosc He felt moi
the soft wind upon his cheek. ror no:eL
tho warmth of the oH. ,,,;nin% sun. In
truth. even here. on tho very threshold
of new world and new lie he was
going back. pauSing uncertain, at The
door of that life and of thu world
which he had Left behind The % ap-
peared to him not the rolling uh.!rla-
tons Of tho black-toppcd forest. aot
the tossing surface OF the inland 5,1.
nor tho white-pebbled beach lave! wv
its pulsinS waters. He saw instead q
"
English hcdge-rows. Back. over ne; =
beyond these rolling blue waves ba.k
of the long water trail over VIII. n i,e
had come. there we're chapel End BIN
and rObeh priest, and the worl Ihi n
made all fast forever But savl VI
the wilderness mission. back OF to
Struggling settlements OF Nort,aai =. ~
Quebec, back of the blue water ; of tic
ocean. there. too. were church and
minister; and there dy:eit woman
whose figure stood row before his
eyes, Fart Of this mental picture OF the
white road lined with the hedges OF
green.
hand was laid on his shoulder. ant
he hali started up in sudden surprise
Before him, the sun shin ny through
49, A'e'''' ''NI eyes AisAt - u. tIAc =. LOW
stood Mary Connynrc. a fair woman
indeed comcly. round OF form. soft.
eyed, and light Of touch. she nigh
none The less have been Z very sa,arc
as she stood there clad no longer ir
the dress Of civilization, but j. thr
So; native sarb of SKINS. oraa;- ate.
With the stained qUills OF tho rorcu
pine and the bizarre adornmcn,r Of
the native bead work; in her hair culI
metal bands. like any Indian wousn
upon her feet little beaded mocca> iu9
the very noccasin. it might b.. &c
been, which Law had first seen in ao-
cient London town and which had
played so strange a part in his life
since then
You startled mo" said Law simply
II was thinking"
sudden jealous wave Of woman's
divinirS intuition came upon the worl-
an at his side II doubt not" sold
she. bitterly, that I could name tae
subject OF your thought. Why? Why
SIT here and dream of her. when here
am i. who deserve everything hat YOU
,an give?'
ITO IL Continued
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CHAPTER XIX.
AZ LARGE

u was weeks after tho night of Tho
great storm. and the camp Of Tho vow
ag"urs still hold It's place on tho shore
or the great Green bay The wild
game and the abundant fishes Of tbc
lake gave ample proyendcr for tho
party and the little bivouac had been
rendered more comfortable in manv
ways best known 10 those dwellers
OF me forest The light jest. the burst
OF laughter, the careless case OF atti-
tudc showed the light-hearted voya-
gehrs content with this. their last
abode, nor for the time did any word
issue which threatened to end their
tarrying.
Law one morning strolled out from
che lodge and seated himself on a bit
OF driftwood Al the edge OF the for
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ECZEMA ON HANDS.
Red, Rough Hands. Itching, Burning
Palms and Painful Finger Ends
-One Night Treatment

Soak the hands retiring in strong.
hot, creamy lathcr OF CutIcura Soap. Dry,
skin cure and purest of emollients. Wear,
during the night, old. loose Kid gloves
with the finger ends cut Off and air holes
cut in the palms. For red, rough, chapped
hands, dry, assured, itching, fcverish
palms, with shapeless nails and painful
finger ends, this treatment Is simply won
dertul. Complete external and internal
treatment for every humor from pimples
TO scrotula, from infancy to age, consist
ing OF Cuucura Soap. Ointment, and Pills,
may now be had OF all chemists Tor 81 20.
Honest fisher folk Huh" sDorted
the editor. you'll have to cnange that .
ny soE' demanded the author. 1T
sounds ridiculous. | never knew man
VINO went fishing who was quite honest. T."
Philadelphia Press
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Ia the darkness Johr Law heard n
voice. the voice Of woman in terror.
swiftly he stepped TO the door OF tie
rude lodge.
Don't let them sing II again-never
any more--that song"
And what. Madam"
THAT onc-'Tous les amanis chang
ent des mattresses"
A moment later she whisrered. Il
am afraid
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Castidious.

=, The. front porch is dreadfully dirty.
-es. rnow. But the new girl saws
80 won't wash it off until her trunis
comes"
it, WI"
She says she always wears her best
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Perkins. your wife seems very do.
voted TO her flowers"
Devoted Well, sir, many an Octo-
oer night that woman has dragged the
blankets OF M 5eG 20 keep those wec.
zened geraniums from getting frost.
bitten. STRAY Storiea
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=, Club Wagm-"Well, good night, admiral"
warrior There : stupid Joke Nd
mural! Can't You see my spurs" Wag-
On, Thought they were your twin
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1t Cures While You Walk.

Aliens lootEasc is certain cure for
rs, sweating. callus and swollen, aching
acccpta any substitute. Trial package FREE
Address Allen ). Olmsted, lie Roy, y. y.