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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
COULD Not GET LICENSE;
NOW BE MARRIED AT HOME
.aiBy Associated Press.

ST, LOUIS, December 29,--Announce-
ment was made to-day that Lieutenant
Edunrd Scharrer, of Stuttgart Germany.
and Miss Wilhelnrina Busch. daughte OF
Adolphus Busch, the Drawer viii be
quietly married on New Years Day, Ct
ment came as n sequeltIt0 tho elopemcnt
of lieutenant Scharrer and Miss Busch
"Wednesday night to Belleyille. Ill, ef.;-
teen miles across the river, which was
able to secure marriage license at the
iase hour S
When the couple found they could not
secure the license. Miss Busch then tele-
p,loned to her father. s b y
"If you intend to be married, come back
to st. T.ouis and be married at home. 7
have no objections to Mr.. Rtharrer as a
son-in-law,N renlied Mr., nusch, There
upon Miss busch and the lieutenant re-
turned to MI Busch's home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
ASSOCIATE A! ] c. / ! /. AL |! |.
ICIY I | |; CHARITY.
from ilIirst Page.)8

CONTINUED from First Page
salary Of Mr.. Buchanan should be, SO, 400
half Of which is to he paid By the As.
ISOLATED Charities and 1.-The other !!
Ivy tho Baptist Council. \, In addition Afr
Buchanan will have the scrviceslt OF g
| secretary. who is now IN the employ
of the Associated Charities, and there Is
movement$on foot to suppl ys III Win
a trained assistant
In his civic work. Mr.. 4 I3uclananss tated
last might that he will act tfrely IN
dependent OF den o,ninationnl supervision,
and In IFS religious work he will be en-
8tirely free OF all control from he a $50
Sciated Charities. In the q latterS5hc said
that he would do no work directly. but
would have It under his supervision. In
this way, Mr.. Buchanan Will carry on
both departments without conflict or dis
agreement.
Dr.. Smith spoke last night at length
ON the services OF MI. Buchanan to the
cause of Christian charity and to civic
redemption among the poor and destitute
of the city.
r. He said that It was q matter OF great
pride to the Baptist Council that his
work had been SO recognized by the AS
ISOLATED Charities that they should de-.
sire to put him in controlROf their own
work. Mr.. Buchanan has shown himself
to be man exceptionally qualified to
cope with the conditions that have pre-
scented themselves before him III this
work. lie has achieved marked results,
and his name as a promoter and be-
liever In constructive charity has gone
abroad and brought him the notice that
should follow In the train of such lasting
and bcneflcent results Without fail he
has provided all the men who have 30
far.come to him. and their name is legl on, 4
With work. and has put them OH self
providing basis. Many who were unable
to secure work and many who were UNI
willing TO work for. their families have
been provided with positions and have
been brought 10 see the necessity OF self
supporting labor in&all right living. His
tact and skill In dealing with all Glasses
of humanity, his neyer-faillng Christian
Kindness and his always-ready sympathy
have effected results that only such con-
dltions in character could bring.
Help Him and Preach to Him.
AZ Dir. M. Ashby Jones put ii, In show
Ing the manner In which tho double work
should DO carried on. Mr.. Buchanan Will
perform his civic charity .>uies and will
still put his hand into the dark and
draw forth some blinded specimen OF hu-
manly and preach to him the doctrine
of salvation and redemption.
Mr.. Buchanan will go into his now
Office on. January 1st Tho detail. and
terms. and the manner, In which tile ork
is to DO carried on, are yet to BIO ar
ranged, and will be arranged Hetween
Mr.. buchanan and the two committees,
AS the matter now appears. tho work
will simply BIO divided into two depart
ments and It's general scope enlarged
without conflict of one with the other.
The civic charity work Will be pursued
without RELIGIOUS or denomlnational in
fuence OF any sort. and the religious
work Will be CARRIED on as formerly,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
COLLECTORS OFFICE BUSY
Saturday Half Holiday Will Not
is3s Hold Good Today

taxes before tie END Of the y 81 i dld not
5scemito BIO sp}very slow yesterday, The ',
crowded Collector Cunnlngham's office
from early morn to dewy eve, and the
amount of cash they passed oyer the
taxpayers who purpose saving. the FIVE
per. cent. penalty: are yet behind time
and to-day is their las chance. &
3 Ordinarily the collectors Office is closed
day fthe year comes on Sunday this
year and as Frank Cunningham Is always
accommodating and never falls to- give his
friends every advantage the law allows,
he VIII keep the office open q to- diay gnt,l
Thus lie will give everybody who wants
TO save that Ave per cent. an opportunity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
TREASURED PAGE
QUALITIES TODAY ] 1 Y
Only Awaits Action oftlie Board
Of Election Commits
sioners.
STILL BEING c CONGRATULATE
Voters Try to Explain How
the Big Victory Was Il.
M Won.

The BOARD OF Election Commissioner
will meet in tho ofilce Of tie clerk o. the
Hastings Court Mt 10 clock tiiis morn
ing y. 70 canvass the returns OF Thursday,s
elec ton, and Immediately upon their Id
tJouIlrlnImeilt, Treasurcr-elect Jas. b. pace
VIII qualifysbefore Judge witt and cx-
ecute bond Of 10000 for the faithful
performance OF the duties OF hts Office. IIc
VIII i take charge Monday morning I, 80
inc commissioners arc Messrg. r. a..
.ssavst -, e ndreW krouse and w. D. Sell
d f,sn, ana, the returns are all tabuated
Tho deputies III tho ofilce Will qualify
At the same time and It Is understood ii lat
Tor tho present at least, the new treas.
force. n 5i75 ? q, - ~ ,1''s
The other candidates seem 10 be taking
the result OF tho election phiiosophcaiiy.
Mono Of them seemeu doWncast. The
manly behavior OF Mr.. Wood in congratu-
lating the victor Thursday night has al
ready been recorded. Mr.. Philips did
likewise, md other followed yesterday.
The subject Of Mr.. PAGES great run was
widely discussed yesterday and last night.
and while the election OF tho former bank
5nr caused little surprise in any quarter
tSetHthere was great wonder at the Almost
unprecedented lead over such a field.
other, but after all most every ono was
willing 10 admit II he d ia not frankly ass
sert it, that tho man s personal popular
sity had Il great deal to do wit Il.
81 Mr.. Pnce's actual term will expire toe
morrow night, but he Will hold until his
June. n
will hardly have opposition for re-elec-f
ton. 5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
y. Has a High Record.

Charlie shaifor tho newly elected man.
nger Of tho Richmond Baseball team in
the State League next year. is a man
who can WELD the willow with rs much
accuracy as any one OF the players seen
on a diamond In the South in the pnst
few years. In the South Atlantic Ieague
last year he blfed the sphere suftlcient
number OF times to land him in the 800
class and. !n.nddltion to this. has a fleid-
Ing average that Is above the usual u
8 President Wells and Vice resId ent
Bradley think they are quite fortunate in
retaining Mr.. Shaffer as manager Of the
Richmond nine In the State League. Mr.,
Shat fer will arrive here within a short
time and got down to hard work in maxi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
BANQUET TO EMPLOYEES IS.
Slaughter, of Stief Piano
Store, Entertains Staff.

Local manager, Mr. y 3. Slaughter,
for the Charles NJ, stleff Piano Com
pany, entertained Ills employees on last
Nv ednesdny evening alta theatre party,
followed by a banquet at the Richmond
Hotel. We IS 5s
Mr. Slaughter took this means Of ex *:
pressing ibis appreciation OF tho eff
Client services rendered by the force
serving under him during the year:
First, e4lnade each person connected
with the house a handsome present,
Tie employees all assembled at the
theatre, where they enjoyed a box party.
and after3th play repaired to the ban
Squet hall at the Hotel Richmond, where
/ a. handsome rcpast was served, the ta-
bic being profusely decorated in pink
roses. &
1t was the season OF good fellowship,
ana all were made to feel at home.
There were 4 few speeches. purely Of
an Informal nature, the banquet serving
to make the men feel ut home and to,
cultivate social and friendly feeling. @
During t1.e evening Mr.. Slaughter was
presented with a Il handsome diamond
watch fob as a token Of the esteem OF
tho employees. 4, 5.
& Following is u list of those who par!
;ticipatcd In tho pleasures OF the eve
ming: 7. N. Kaufman, z. G.. Wright!
X. G. Cridlen, e. Thomas Hare, Arthur
], Crafts, Il. =. Old. J ohm ~ Weber,
James 7. Ieffernan. rEomas =. Q Kcefe,
4. & u, Nichols, Simmons and
Emerson Rohled Ter. VI So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
Five Drunks Landed.

rive drunks were tax n In by the police
of tho two districts ~ night.
The ambulance didn't move an inch q
There was nothing doing With thes pl !, y,
tie ills Of the suffering ones. WHO !. per- g,
c cha get IN the path Of flying missiles
7siasning rasors or sizzlng bullets.
And Coroner w. ii, Taylo r didn' nave fna,s,
y iEn was quiet and .IFag, There We're
III, dead ones TO look y ter. q [, !.
with the police especially the 5nlg hF
vas lie auietest one i'll several we eKs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30

8iMrs. C. A.. Eddngton. AIlsA Mary
Wright and Miss Bessle Walker have re-
turned from Waverley, where they gave a
concert on "Wednesday evening ut New
pupil OF Mr.. Peters. director OF tho We'd
nesday Club. Miss Walker is u pupil ef
Prof, Sigmund Kahn, They were the
guests Of Rey. w. ~. ia wards ind wife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
Custody of Battle Flags.

Lee Camp met last might, Commander
%. d. Morgan In the chair. Z
Comrade w. B. Freeman reported that
the committee see the Governor In regard
TO the Gust ody of the Confederate battle
flags was arranging matters and hoped
to secure such Legislation when tho Gem
.eral Assembly meets as will accomplish
the object. s ,8
Rev Geo. w, Mcdaniel Will preach the
annual sermon before Lee Cal..p on Sun
day, January a, 4yso, to, which all Confed-
crate organizations are invits d, " Lee Camp
form. {s3 ye.s sss .6T s42 ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
RECEIVER FOR MUTUAL AID
DISCHARGED IN NORFOLK,
IBy Associated Press. 8

NoRFoI.!i, VA. December 2s.-Tbe
claim Of Edward Stern Company ia yin ne
: bsen settled Judge ". y. Martin to-day
5dlscharged J, catesby Jones2 yesterday
stual Aid Association, or Birmingharn.
4 Ala and for the United States Mutual
q Aid Association, OF Norfolk, The Bil-
lIlingham coneern. after settling the Stern
claim, announced tts solyency.. NJ. 8.
siirixgs, "a stakeholder In the Norfolk AS
Hdriaion, instituted proceedings for an
accounting against bot companies, With
out asking q recclyership,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
THE; THE DRY DOCK 0 DEWEY /: " 4
PASSES OUT. o.: CAPE !!
(speclalto The 1Ymes-Dl spatch3s

o'clock to-nghts tlios drydock Dewey wa
off FORK Spit II ght In the chesapeake
Bay, making "a speed Of 1iye and four;
tenths knots an hour. VI She was delayed
tby5fogs last night, and this morning, but
,liado better time this afternoon, To-
night at o o'clock she was seen 1approa n.
Ing Cape Henry at the same rate " Of
speed, which would send her past the
capes and into the Atlantic on the flr 's
she was seen from Cape Henry Will. all
OF her consorts approaching steadily.
Hence she lis expected to pass out to-
nirht ~ - fs4sSf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
LEFT sFIFTEEN THOUSAND
FOR DOGS AND BIRDS

NEW YORK. December eO-The fact
that Cecilia A, Wolsey. who Was formerly
a performer ON the vaudeville taga under
q ne II nams q IAll!an Weston, beqnenthed
cage Of birds becallle known to-day whe,,5
her Will WAS fled. Miss Wolsey died a
week ago. Harriet A Gates, a. friend Of
me dead woman. Is charged with the care
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
Watch Night Service

~ A watcll-llght service VIII be held SuN-7
.anv Mini in tho West End Rescue M Is
sinyn. 7s7 ~. u Cary street. The meeting
viii Viii begin at 1850 r. NJ, and those press
ent vii watch he old year ont ana ( the 3
led on sunday in the mission, II "A, Nj;
$40 and 8 r, NJ. The public is cordially
invited TO attend these meetings
"A rescue gospel meet ing will 30 on In
the Franklin Street Afid-Night Rescue
Mission, 1854 %. FRANKLIN street. tonight
from $40 until ~ clock, = ,,ll. y II Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
Of CONSPIRACY;
SENT TO NITENTIARY
(By AssocIated Press

-l79T1- l-0 aN9 Ry8ASsOcIHteu PresS.l l7l8
CHICAGO, December 29.-Flya officers
OF the Carriage and Wagon Workers TN
ion and two y bred sln'ggers tonight we're
they ave granted new trials. Tho seyerest
punishment WIS inflated against Charles
l}!lhooley. leader. OF a gang OF slNggers.
Ita was sentenced to the penltentiary ard
fined 5000. y y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
GAMBLI NC H0U SEs STILL
OPEN IN NEW YORK

q y ~ 1tssUclated E1ress.J q
+. NEW YORK, December 2e.t-That gains
bling houses and pool rooms in this city
charged by Distrlot ttornsex - Jerome rome Sss
shown In the Court Of Gs1vSrnl Sessionsl
to-day u was when three men who had
been indicted for book-nalSin in an El ghti
district attorney addressed the court.
FINES Of S1o0 each were imposed In these
cases. S Z S,f rs IN 4 a9s7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
Ran to Save His Money

4 Mr. William aunders. Lying about four
End. had Quite an adventure with high
wnv robbers Thursday night, at a lata
h mny willie he was returning to his home
after paying social call I y \, near
lnesrnes Who demanded his money Mr..
Il aunders not being armed 81 the lime
i hnllrht discretion was the better part %
vnIor and started on q fast run. lie 3, was
chased for several blockss but .e| aed MS
frilrsllerS. i5#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
READ SENT 10 GRAND JURY
FOR MURDER OF SISTER
(By Associated I'ress.)

ROANOKE, VA, December Is. fter
"a preliminary hearing In q magistrates
court ali EPocahontas, Va, which, lasted a
part part Of two days, Benjamia Read was
to-day sent ON to the grand Jury to IN.
Awer to this charge Of I1urd ering his aged
sister, Miss Elizabeth Read no was
Pocahontas on December 18th, The seYl-
dence against Read was such that bail
Ana-6tnI oh 1921
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
BISHOP RAN D0LPH8 DECLINES
TO PREACH AT STRATF0RD
ny Assocla ted Dress.

NORFoLK,f December 10 81 Bishop
"A. M. Randolph. OF Southern Virginia.
has declined an Invitations to preach the
annual shakospearean sermon at STRAIT
ford on-Avon, England, on the second
Sunday after Easter. He SAYS that he
cannot leave his work for the time 1t
would require, "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
Mrs, John w, Wright,

. WEST APPROXIMATIONS. VA December
fs..-Mrs John W. Wright died at her
sumption, from hich she has long suf-
~ ~ ftts ~ stt.shlts az ihios
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
UTesus Christ-Fact or Fiction

Roy. Robert w, Forsyth, rector OF ST,
Paul's Episcopal church, w answer this
mighty questionIat the X, NJ, g, A. mems
meeting Tomorrow afternoon, N, Floyd
Tea therston, OF Washington, Will play
some Of the old-time gospel hymns on tho
bells, and MISS poza Mitchell Will sing,
The tilemeSfo the afternoon Ia timely
one for the close of the year,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30
5Woodward-Cauch.

MIR. w. d, Woodward and Miss Emily
RI Crouch. hoth of New Kent county,
were welded at No. 1907 Park Avenue, last
wednesday morning. Rev, James n, Tay-
lori p pn performed the ceremony,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30

ss3s A.GuARANTREp CURE FOR pILEs
y itching, Blind Blee ding or Protrudng Ptles,i
Four drilrslst win refund money II pAzo oIE;ts
1EEaEE silS IL cure ,yQll 10 u days 40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30

n An Every day Suit to be
worth its name, must be assuit
.thatsis Il Willing,n a suitthet
man can feel tree iii, one that
will not rag by pin ching, pull
ing, binding, or saw ing a
warm, even ter m ered suitftl1at
fits and responds uickly to-
(kin6 pressure, and thong htfulf
usage.
Like ours-$1o.ooup.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-30

sa OF course he expects TO run again, and
will hardly have opposition for re-elec-
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28
THE SQUIRRELS WE'RE EATEN
The Charity Union Disposed Of
Ltlgh Priced 0ame

The aftermath Of the adventure %
three fox squirrels, b. jealous deputy
game warden aud " I Porter, which
had its grand flo ale in Justi,e Bartou's
court, has pathetic as well as ham
orous side to IL.
Mr. Porter has mNdo many friends
by the game way. ia which hs accepted
the conclusion Of h is misplaced conf
dence 10 the game warden. and asserts
that he is the finest and most jealous
game iancier In Jasper county as Le
has paid the biggest price for game in
years, twenty dollars each for three
FOX squirrels
Itteoms, however, that the oflcious
warden having succeeded 10 his effort
to get Mr., Porter TO violate The game
law, was at loss TO kuow wha; 70 DO
to keep from breaking the Law himself,
| lie could not eat them nor Civ them
away nor s4ll them Hnd be evidently
has Joothsome appreciation Of the
| fine eating qualities of the animals for
| he did not want 10 throw them away,
Finally, some one seeing his perpIeXity
told him that the city Of Carthage
boasts NEST Efficient Charity Union
which is glad to have any articles
which 1t can use in helping the poor OF
the town. SO he sought President
Campbell of the Uuiou and turned { no
she squirrels ever TO him. By the later
they ~erc sent out to poor widow,
Mrs. Reed, by name, who with her
children lives in the east part If town,
and they were delighted to receive
the N 49, Carthsge Democrat
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28

ond il possible. The proportions Of
tho ear should he tu,h iEa the entire
length is to the circumference meas.
urcd i, the distance from butt to tip
as is TO 3ora4a ID inch ear should
be u : inches around.
The following are some Of the points
to be observed in selecting the corn;
l Select ears that are uniform and
that represent typo They must bo
as nearly alike as possible. Doot have
different lengths, different sizes aud
characters Of ker Dc.s " different shades
Of color. Have them all look alike.
, Sclpct only sound compqct well
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28
WILL BE FARNERS' WEEK
SECOND WEEK IN JANUARY AT
COLUMBIA.
State Agricultural flecting Aud
Corn Show WII BE The
Attraction.

The second week in January will be
known at CoIuInb this year as
Farmers Week" At tbs time the
rcgula annual state agricultural meet
Ings viii be held, covering four days
January o, 10, IL, and II. The Htst day
will be given to corn alone, the second
to soils aud crops, aud the thIrd and
fourth to live stock. Tne state corn
show, and certain additional features,
such as a liYe-slocd Judg Dg demoustfa-
ton, i corn judging u,myustration, a
veterinary demonstration Oi tue tube
ouiin test and acUmp,imrntary banquet
which will be given by the College OF
Agriculture, will add greatly to the pro
III and enjoyment Of those present
Specal rates viii be offered On ali raj.
roads.
The Annual State Corn Show Of the
Missouri Corn Growers 5 Association will
be held at Columbia January gth and
10Th, 1906. The ioteresJ thai Is brins
shown throughout the state IN tue
matter Of better varieties aud "more
corn per acre" indicates that thu dis
play this year will be a large and ilEerest-
ing one.
The program that is being arranged
for the annual corn meeting includes
the discussion Of all the important
phases Of corn improvement. and the in-
creasiug of yields. The most promineut
men in the country have uIinylttd to
participate and the time will be ample
for complete discussions and many
questions.
Tho kind Of esrs to select are OF
coarse Iartiy on variety but 10 general
they should answer the following des-
criptiou of an ideal ear The shape
should be very ntarly cylindrical, the
ear should be compact and solid sho--
ing maturity, the rows should be
strat With narrow f1rrows between, the
butt well filled out with regular ker-
nels neatly arranged around q clear
cupshaped cavity not over inch across
aud deep, regular kernels should ex-
tend well out to the tip covering the
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28
Advantages Of Small Farms.

A community Of SIN all farms has
many advantages which are not known
whore large farms are the rule. The
farms are better Gu ticStcd and cared
FOR, and the whole section bears q
more thrifty appearance. Neigh bors
are nearer, aud generally Of the most
intelligent class, while roads are better
and churches, school houses aud other
conveniences recessary to the most nd
yantages eau be more easily aud con
ye niently enjoyed. d.--Ex.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28

matured ears and have them dry whom
shown.
3 Select only ears with cobs OF the
same color. Cobs of different colors
means very careless breeding or select
ion,
Select 20 ears with mixed kernels
10 the purs white or yellow classes.
Remember that in white corn the mix
ture shows on the sides ank not on the
cap Of the kerles.
3 Show no ears With rotten er mould
ed cobs or kernels, Remember, too,
tha missing kernels are usually count
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28
Why lie Won't Work,

Roy Roontree positively refused to set
typo Today and no inducement scould
change bis resolution. ltwas all caused
by the arrival at his home little aftpr
midnight last night of a pretty baby
girl that weighs exactly nine pounds,
Mother and child are doing nicely
Press.
Mrs, Rouniree was formerly Miss
Emma Hougbawout Of the Sheridan
neighbCrhood.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28

ed by the judge as rotten q. mixed.
Two kernels may be removed from
the side however for examining their
shape aud character.
6 Select ears a little above the av.
crage in size for the variety not the
very large nor the understood ears.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28
Farmers Attention.

] wish to inform the farmers Of thi
locality that ] am now grinding feed
of all kinds at nv mill on South Main
street in jasper, every day. Also am
buying corn and paying highest market
price Tor it. J. II, BuERGE. 1874
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28
Hunters Take Notice

The Farmers Protective Assn OF
Possum creek will prosecute all hunt.
ers found hunting on premises owned
or coutrol9i by them
9-2m By order OF Association
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28

Clear thinking, decisive action. vim
aud vigor Of body aud mind, the spark
le Of life, comes to all who use Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. % cents,
lea or Tablets DR.. Schooier
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28

When you want a pleasant laxative
take chamberlaiu's Stomach and Liv-
rr Tablets. For sale by Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28
Notice

Al who are indebted to me are
requested to call and settle same at once.
MEs c Z Campbell.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28
An Enre rseney MedieIn

For sprains, bruises, burns, scalds
and similar injuries, there is nothing
so good as Chamberlain Pain Balm.
IL soothes the wound and bot only
gives instant relief from pain, but
causrs the parts to heal in about one
third the time repaired by the usual
treatment. Sold 10y Webb Bros.
Get your fleece line hose at the
jasper Racket Store.