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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
Cheese Mailing Big industry.

Grusere, Emmcnthal, and the nelghboring
wales spend the summer making cheese. The
cheese Is OF three grades, the best IL made OF
cream and Is kept for years. These peasants
oftentimes do not manufacture their own
cheese. but rent 1t to the farmers. In many
parts the cattle owners have hard time
earning llIlng. They and their families
down to the smallest are busy in the garden
and In the near lying meadows. All must
work from early morning until late at night,
for the summer is short and everything de-
ponds on getting in the crops. The cattle arc
kept on the common hold. It Is In the small
garden they plant patches of wheat, barley.
and potatoes, while the family clothing Is
made from the little fields Of hemp.
The working OF the flax is no light task; 1t
is left standing until the seeds are grown.
The pulling then begins: It is laid to dry and
collected in bundles. The seeds are removed
by drawing the flax through iron combs. In
some parts the seeds are beaten out. The
stalks are broken at home.
These peasant women not only weave their
own clothes, but they increase their meager
sustenance by weaving the woof and warp
in their own homes and return 1t woven to
the seller.
In many Of tho villages In the Bcrnese
Oberland and the Saleure Jura watch and
clock making are by-lndustries In the win
ter, when husbandry cannot BIO carried on
tho Swiss peasants spend their time making
watches and musical boxes. Entire families
mass the winter carving houses and animals
out of wood and sell them &c the tourists the
season following
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29

$40 advice is handed out so frequently
nj 10 the man engaged In the struggie
for life than that he must love his
work. While the capacity for work
shown by the majority Of millionaires
backs up what they say in this respect, the
secret does not seem to be so much IN q super
natural love of work IN itself as In the fact
that either by instinct, accident. or cour-
ageous change Of occupation after Begin
Ming wrong, they havo found work that was
congenial.
The most radical believer In the theory
that II is absolutely essential to be In love
with ones work in order to succeed Is James
3. Duke, the tobacco manufacturer. This
man of many affairs works ten hours ooS
regularly. The fact that he Is worth slo'-
Oo0. 900 and has armies Of helpers makes no
difference. Those who know OF his absolute
devotion to his work and SEQ the flash OF
enthusiasm in his eye when ne tanks OIL
obstacles overcome, have no difficulty IN pc
l,eying that 1t. has been love Of 1t which
has made him what he Ia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
, VERIFYING natural and inevitable
~. hest done unconsciously. 1t is wlsest
to grow old without rejecting ABOUT
. II. and die, when the time comes Tree

is hest done unconsciously. IT Is "lses =
to grow old without rejecting about
- Il. and die, when the time comes Tree
OF the antcipattons which are hhe
M many deaths before the final one.
But there arrives q time In the lives OF
most people when the thought OF oio age
10 IKE a sudden sickening blow. Almost
without preparation the mind Is abruptly
faced by the knowledge that the bestts over
and that what Is to come will be incredibly
swift, incredibly destructive, and incredibly
out of all management. The age LOT inns
realization is not the same for both sexes;
n man can easily escape It until ~ or over
. woman seldom after 35. while to many
women In Iii health or overburdened the sense
of the road downwards Is acute as early as
thirty. The period Of the first shock Is pltter'
and conference.-the real unconscious care
1essness OF youth-goes withits arrival TIL
that moment death has been word. for
the future /, Is to many the one indestruct!Dle
reality, tho one incident OF existence not
negligible or temporary. TO realize n'idale
re is 10 find death more poignant than ire
itself.
The Crittenden record., 1905-11-24

Miss Byrd McNeely has just return
cd from a visit to relatives at Dawson.
The new store and the new stock Of
confectionery. l.. NJ moore
Wanted A bushel or a bushel and a
half Of good hickory nuts. call at THE
RECORD office.
We have a full supply Of school sup
plies at our drug store
WOODS 4 ORNE.
Special agent for the Phoenix lns.
Co.. Of Hartford. b. $. Wcitzell. is
attending court here this week.
II We please you, tell Others. five
fail 10 please YOU. tell US.
METz 4 SEDBERRY.
Don't fail TO give your order to Jno.
Sutherland Tor the celebrated Wheat.
croft coal, the best on the market.
J. b. Champion Sr. Of Hampton.
was the guest Of his sons. Attorneys
Champion & Champion, this week.
Experienced in rubbing down at the
bath and the best shoe sinner in town
Jim at the barber shop in front Of
the postoifcc.
Miss Melville Scott. Of Franklin.
Ky., arrived in the city Wednesday.
where she will visit Mrs. Ollie Tucker
Tor a few days,
Attorneys Champion 4 Champion.
who recently had their temporary
office in the Carnahan building. corner
Main and Salem streets, have occupied
their new quarters. in the jenkins
building. They are large and commod.
ious offices. being supplied with steam
heat and all modern improvements
These gentlemen will soon be fully
organized and will be one Of the strorg.
est law firms in the city.
ATTY W. II. Clark has also recently
occupied Offices in the jenkins building.
Mr. Clark formerly had a temporary
Office in the Pierce building, on Salem
street. he has installed several new
articles Of furniture to his office fix
lures including a handsome book case.
These offices are the best and most
centrally located offices in town and are
well occupied,
There will be no preaching at the
Methodist church Sunday at II o'clort.
hut Decision Day will he observed IN
the Sunday school beginning at 10
O'Clock.
The protractcd meeting at Sloan has
been deferred until Dec. 9TH. beginning
with the quarterly meeting
The Crittenden record., 1905-11-24

Miss Bertha Moore is quite III at her
home.
For fresh meats call on Morris 4
Yates.
IA. Stegar. Of Princeton. was here
this week
Tom Cameron went to Evansville
Wednesday,
Jno l.. Watson, of Lola. was in the
city Wednesday.
Senator Dcboc returned from Louis
willie Tuesday.
Wesley Gift Of Rodney. was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Willis Ray and children spent
last week in Kuttawa.
Only 6rst-class. up-to-date job PRINT
ing done at the RECoRn office.
T. L. Taylor, Of Madison, ,llc, was in
the city the first " the week.
Hot or cold bath at my shop, 2jc.
First class shaving chair.
II. r. FOSTER
Mrs. W. 7. Oakley Is spending few
days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Ilill.of near Tribune, this week.
c, $. Num- left Friday Tor Denver
To visit his wife. who is spending the
winter there =
DENNNN & Low have the newest
and prctticst effects in rcady-to-wcar
hats.
Mrs. n. Ray is the guest of her
parents. Dr. and Mrs Mott, at Cridcr
this week.
Wca in business to stay and We
will not be undcrsold
HuCHES 4 HENRY
Miss Ina Price ,pcnt Tuesday in
Blackford. the guest Of Miss Maymc
Hubbard, who Is rlcrking In her broth.
cr.in.law, W. C. Caruahan's store.
You will now find my barber shop in
the Jenkins building on the north side
Of Bank street between Marion Bank
and the postoilicc. II. +. FOSTER
Shave. shine, shinglc, bath. buoy.
ancy, bristle. patronizc our shop and
We will make YOU feel good
MErz y SEppERRY.
Herbert Pollard, who holds the posi-.
tion Of baker at Cophcr's restaurant.
left this morning for ElRton TO attend
the BEDSIDE Of his little daughter. who
is quite N with dipthcria.
Hot or cold bath at any hour Of the
day at our shop PIC, Experienced
hand to rub down. Place is In front Of
postoiIicc. MErz 4 SEpnERRY
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. williams and
children, Dale and Hazel. Of St. Louis.
who have b,cn stopping at the New
Mari hotel the past week. left yes.
icrday Tor the South where they will
pass the winter. Little Miss Hazel
made many friends while here by her
sins,n, ways and sweet voice.
The Crittenden record., 1905-11-24
LITTLE RECORDS.

Richard Morris. Dentist
Ira Pierce spcn, Surda, IN sturTis
Cauatmy new shop and give us a
trial a. = FOSTER
G. n. whtchou.c returned f,om
lnuuu.Ic Sunday
Remember the cheap sale on hats az
your uap price pINNAS & Low
NJ and Mr. John Grayo,. of Smith.
land. are registered AZ the New Marion
this a,,k
BarH,r shop' First door in new
hotrI opposite pust Office.
Mrrz a SrpurUHN.
MH H,ru, Chittcnden came down
from trclona the frt u the week
o. visit parents
Slf by tho barrel or otherwise
pn,r ihy lowest
NuUW & NArrs
Nh sam Gurrnhclm returned the
hrt ~ th, week frum Providence.
shore No, visited her father for "a few
days
Suiiablc card boari fur map drawing
and pencil skci,bing at this office
ply. @ b1arIs Tor 5c Z ply @ board.
g. lur
The Misses lauir have sold then
-uurr stock uf millinery to Mr.. A. $.
Lavender and returned 90 their hom,
n Nsiisun,lllc
Chester Bcl,oui. " Salem. was IN
town Tucsday Hc called and inspect
- uur new quarters and paid hts sub
srnpiion Tor o. year
Fruits. rauj.rs and nuts that suit
your taste Come IN and lct us set
acquainted North side VI BANK street
l.. NJ. MooBr
W. nave been requested 10 announc,
tha =. Rev W. r. Gibbs will hol,
VI nk diving services at the pccl
Greco church Thursday, November ~
1905
Contractor ". T.. McGraw spent
SUNDAY with his family In Henderson
", was accompanied hack hy his niece,
hiss Ada Hook. who will visit her,
thu week.
Modern appliances and well trainct
hands at the barber shop In front Of
Tho pustoficc. Temperature perfect
and hath rom ready nj any hour in a.,
iay Mgrs & SgnnERRN
Rev. 7. C. Gcbaucr. State ORGANIZER
of X cnlurky-S. $. Association. vii
hold a $. s. Institute at the Methodist
church Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
he will also give Stcrcop,ican lecture
on the lie n Christ al the G. r. churcl
al c.n. There will be No ch r 9 fo
thy 'cCturc. A collection will be takci
al the close for the benefit ~ the Wy
* * Association.
The Crittenden record., 1905-11-24
Richard J Morris. Dentist

llhNN ~ hNN ~ A"'ffN''N
Judge and Mrs ]. +. Gordon are in
the city this week.
Ladies. call and see our ten cent
counter DENNAN q Low.
Mr.. Mary DuB. " near Sturgis,
was in town Tuesday.
Have your stationery, bills and clrcu-
lar printed at TuE RECORD office.
Mcssr,. J.. 4. and Chas. jackson. Of
near Frcdonia. we're IN the city last
Monday
Any one wanting To purchase salt by
the barrel or otherwise. call on
MoRWs 4 YATES.
Mr.. J y. Raw. Misses Lillian Rags
dale. Mabel Guess and Alta Gopher
spent last Friday In Frcdonia
School children can secure suitable
paper at tins Office Tor pen and INK
skctchlnr sheets fur ic.
Police Judgc-clcct W. n Walker
returned Monday from the country
whore he had been visiting relatives
the past week.
4 goud bath. clean shave and smooth
hair cut makes one look rcntlcmanly
and intelligent You can yet them all
of our shop MEtz 4 SEpREWRY
Mr.. j. u Tonkin went To Evans
willie Thursday 60 meet Mr. Tonkin.
who has been 10 Chicago and New
York on business
prNNAN a Love have decided To
have clearing sale of millinery notions,
etc, bcginuing Tuesday, October II,
and lasting ten days
Mis-, Helen Nadaa left Saturday
afternoon Tor Waycrly, whore she will
visit friends before returning 90 her
home % wichita. han.
Noble lliH has accepted he position
" clerk at the New Marion hotel he
I. Is a sociablc and popular Young man
and will make a splendid clerk.
For fresh fruits, candies, nuts, and
other confectionery, call AZ the new
stand on Bank street, first door east of
Marion Rank H. NJ MooRE.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. n. Rector, of
Hampton, were in the city Tuesday
Mr.. Rector left on the afternoon train
Tor Corydon where she will visit friends
and relatives
Mr.. and Mu. Mann Towcry. Of
pinry. visited friends and relatives
here this week. Mr.. Towcry has sold
his farm and will move to Bowling
Green where he viii take a CONNER.
cial course in Cherry Brothers bust.
ness college.
As dressing Tor sores. bruises and
burns Cham orlains Salvc is all that
can be desired. Il Is soothing and
healing In ia effect. II allays the pain
of burn almost Instantly This salvc
is also n certain cure for chappcd hands
and diseases of the skin. Price PIC. For
] sale by Haynes a Taylor. the enter.
trising druggists Of Marion.
The Crittenden record., 1905-11-24
A Disastrous Calamity.

Il is n disastrous calamity when you
lose your health. because indigestion
and constipation have sapped Il away
Prompt relief can be had is Dr. Kings
New Life Pills. They build up your
digestive orrans. and cure headache,
dizziness. collie. constitution, etc. Guar.
antccd at Haynes 4 Taylor's drug
atnre. PC.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
HUNTING THE wYCLlFF's.
TAsy Have nasIt Fars. Ana nrsAsss
werh. Ter Proteetion.

H. y kerr deputy marshal q
raulosgllle and A. /. McCamlli. q
Gute came Ia ffpm tbs spAt.
mas coanlp hiew they have bcen
hunting the Myclln bOYs
MI Kerr has lsen uat there iof =
DAYS ara IS satisfied that ths gang IS
sliil there
Iley examined THE h0nse ut Lewis
MYclia, Al uncle % the outlaws and
foand ID fortified Holes had teen cut
.tiroegh the oof and n tiia sides q
me building 4 cave Was also found
near ilNs Place whore ulsy Tad bcen
iu hiding and hftastenfts had been
built afuuud i
Tie Wgelirs travel az night and
have ullcse hiding places Tor day soaf-
tered through tic country II the
oflcen kuo~ whsre tie s-ag Is si
pfetn, or what arrangements ars te
ins made faf their capture tleY eould
uof say
other deputies are stlgl after them.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
ARRANGEMENT or FLOWERS
Few People Kmow How to Dispose ~
blossoms with Dus Regard
90 Perm aaa coiaf

Noihlur Is more fFcggent in car
uomea. and mefs especially q ouf gaf-
ssns. than Is sse Na6a thlhsa eilher
mlsaase 81 merely sat tcsctaFf eiihQug
aay aftsmgl g e.aseitg - fa rceonelle
s. t0 aafmunts AlFeaey l b ihs sals
atsef iAAn ths sacsption TIA, Arrange
masts q aoNefs .n faums ara mace ln
gooa sasts 4 d keaeFals anaefaaot
taat the 90 .ighiis hunchet mlxed haa
qleu g ysars ake ar thinFs 81 ths past
80 tnantry houses the mistress 1f her
daughters etfanFe the taa.o flowers
eiia staple .3of taste. usins one sind
Il hoNsr a. limt ef scme gfsiiy mia
tafe q not more taAn tvacg three klads
81 blusfom and ialiate fhey also
choose their aoeers = a. fo suit the col
arine oI tiis valis and soon set i1 khoe
TIE kiuas and e1i8rs q ne blooms that
seen nest happy i0 aecoF1 eiih sbe
various places Nhers Il y desirable 10
have TIE bouquets Thsy aad ,Gai tbe
ruom insists "a hsiiHe etstaia ihia9s ln
certain places Que F'zre mag ass ler
Nhiie flowers sifh rzlaef hfieht sFeen
foliage. snd ore ants that i i graiIaed
81 heias Given splamars sea- 81 gali
shite ta5lp og great branches 90 eaits
silac. ead later shils foses ln large
sprays 8 asehlng. og steasss of -.
sHr'nElos blossom Another place nay
demaaa those 3 an afanFs easaf and u.
esiyes lht greAs orauKa lilies u nissfu.
mefias q orange tsY Hly eF Afriesa
mafiEole Anothsr sEsiu santt erin
sea and has tailpa tAs Tall Nay aea
sflng klats aaa laisf the go earasa
Faeonlas red. feau aaa piak snd tasn
fhoaoesaeroas and s 90 Hafuusbaat
ths year
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
A BRILLIANT RECEPTION
Given In Honor of Mias Orendorf,
visiter IA the City q

Mt aud Mn, J. ". orr opened their
home Thursday evening 70 a large
number Of guest. IN honor uf Miss
Oreudora, 81 Springfield lll, who IS
their guests Six hand euchre vas
the order Of the evening and was Ia.
dulged Ia with much enthusiasm The
ladies' prize was son bg Mn " T.
Thompson and Taylor CFulchHeld won
the gentlemans prize.
Tie house was decorated will plnk
and white cut foWers very artistiealiY
arranged. Delicious refreshments were
faaltleSsY served Those present
were. MesserS and Mesdames o L.
James. d. II. Wilson. v II komegay.
" + Thompson g. T. Rldef y J.
Davidson. c $. avery. 4 Y Nespad-
den. Il. 5. + Amos. A. n Elelcn.
Mrs. J. W Sanders. Mrs j b Tar
neF. Misses Caroline Uoodf k9ontk,
Mabel and Maud Miller Fay Trott.
Natalie Warren, Hlanch 0born. Laura
Stevens, Miss Roberts, GeFile NIdliief
Louise Hal, Miss McCleliaud, Messfs
Edgar burlington. Taylor CrutehAeld
Tom Byrd. A. x Wilder Carl Cald.
well PAT Mahoney, r. n. McCImiock
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
WILL NOT Be
SUBSIDIZED
vInita National Wlthdraws Its
Patronage From The
Leader

AS an item Of news moro than 4
disposition to enterothef peoples quar-.
rels. the ohieftain gives pugaclry e
the fact stlt on yesterday the Ninita
National aank withdraw its patron.
age from tile Leader Printing com.
pany
The causes that led up 60 thiss sever.
enee OF business relations between the
bank and the newspaper concerns the
public and are therefore mentioned
Ia these columns
The causes were purely political
The patronage Of The hank was
withdrawn DOT on account ofthequal-
10y ef the work. bat because enc OF
more OF the officers OF the bank were
not IN accord with the editorial policy
Of the paper.
Heretofore the Leader has been the
champion oi a certain faction IN the
democatls ranks and has presumably
Ia return received the patronage of
tile bank ana the cily printing
r. NJ. MeClntoek, the editor who
only recently has begun to ocoupY
thar position, has some well defined
IDEAS on Just hoN Ear outsiders should
be allowed 10 control hts uttetances
and withal Is a democrat oi the old
school who has been used 20 breath
ing the ozone Of democratic principles
unhampered by any
This move on The part oithe Ninita
National bank is OF interest 20 the
whole newspaper press af the country
A man OF an institution who seeks
70 control the policy ot the press for
business reasons j. a menace % the
public generally
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30


Directions re- cleaning earptta n
ths aonr arr given IN ne HoHse naaa.
tifHl The same method mlfht b. used
ta clean rugs Male aads With
saod white suan ara bot AAser ard
had fullef'A earth - thin until IL Il
II the consistency # thin cream
Hlsse plenty of clean drying cloths. :
small sefuhbine hrush 3 large sponge.
aud q psi ~ fFssh vaisr Put some
of The cleaning mixture 10 Z boNi and
dip me brush IN II Brush a smAlI
piece II the carpet Nith tia. then
wash win the srenEs and eold water
Dr. aa mach as possible sith The
snonro and finally rub eith dFy cloths.
conffnna lhia aaIIl certain 81 fhe ezE-
nsl "a olmanAd and then iei dr.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
THG rYRANNY OF fAsAioN
@in Hats. sna Collars aud sta Ger
sets Cause Much piseen-
fort e Humans

& a s strange tact thai iateueut-
ems a. AmeFlsans praiea h hs ana
So the ehnle sfe ihey a flM
Assst cevfain arhtfars iasaigas tA
arp urly iacontsalent SAD sodas
ialsnoas io bsalfh ii would seem
easiest ihiHs imsfirabie lo sabsii.ne
sosnoiAlaE sane ana pieaanE g. sn I
ueie q dFcm see one thai s anau
gaFtEhie g. wcar sn8 wfl Miss hees
"a b. seen. hgt even the asis $50 fa
lgss fashion aalg afar oH alii has
70 aamit that - tmsil part q aa
ueds " dfess.aE 5 tas 10 tast oa ana
aei in eumfQr q utility mye cts
easa Chfenirls
& Il nal eumaa aiaae uAa aft sss.
Jest 10 this gannY Moa nho
rational "a o,hsF panfs Wis t
in comfort and ezsress ffass ess
81 eamman taae Ia feeRra "a ll a
atlli gbty eaatam uuHef gfai la 81
sure oui uana ibs iass isss obs
The meet nan aayertnaai eHi Hesf
slln bats AfuaIas ihas fasI sfs saf
@ lntaee hiita5as fbsf u4 wear
Nla. hish cellars tad saa #sat Is
caHStnieaee gathef fhzA aaars A es
,+.
M
-
A
-
s #i' si
'akA. ias @ss
.sNs g @ tfa'ta =
ts. g sNi5tt in 4iesa g sazs
As fH Nifaaff sht =
n'a'Ht E enAAH e7 ifpia iHtf s.
'a. a'N#fsakA tHsf mas A4aiA ania8
fspts tab'i7s eai stsA aa shiefaf
ss,l Aat t'nifal iAssAan hf 80 ,ai9h
- - sseAs tH4t Atss iAas aaAs :
Aas "a p y cen shi na enc eaH
Ffsaisi NHAi aifss tlna 4 VII tshr
~ t4Aal@fitf 81 hAAk haNAfA hAs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
More uniform. Ordered.

Company 3 met a Tie city hall last
Wednesday. A number Of the members
gave orders for new uniforms The
company passed resolution admit
ting al old soldiers, wlu desire g join
and sho have honorable discharges, as
honorary members upon their appli-
cation for membership. accompanied
by iire dollars Dr N. FraEee was the
first to Be admitted under this resolu
ton.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
4 simple Rsmray por Acquiring tiasd
1nselss ena = sound neay

4 numtef l2 i1eW gun Hhen loaded
with thfea dFams e postef wlil send
4 load ~ slaf further Ard elloof larief
than ( duab'e tbs amoaul II powder
Is Used II Zoo much passf Is u.ed Al
of Il Uiil upi sKp.ois until Il leaves
tie muff.s 81 ffe gun TlAt portion
whsel dass eos esHleie At TIE proper
timH interfere sEHtbe direction and
cheess tie sstelgf 0f lie sliag
Hard muscles and strong hely d.
noi depend an iha quantity ~ foad.but
an Is palfaet Digestion and pfopef
assimilation
lfthe nutrient properties g az q
iile fuoi iIai mas D. rsteH are appfa.
prlatsd b tie b.oa1 aud iissnss tiss
mazia e lhs tssly el.I kr1e hanief
and stronger ahsfhef foa eat napA
81 Hfiif
You mas - waIi. uat uUl strong
What goa SAINT S strength physical
i0ues
Yea % aBi lave to u sick g need
kuibl Dyspepsia Cure
T6ou,ands of men aad mllllaiis of
women haKs nrei l0r iusf what koiai
ugsnspsia CURE aili 30 for them
4 little kodol after meals viii enable
the stomach md digestive organs q
dlFesi and assimliatc efefY atom u Ill
of lie wholesome feed that mas l.
eaten u slll g. more
/ twill enable tie stomach - extract
ffom tho food ali lls nutrient pupsf.
Ties and eautrlbafe the sane q tile
blood
Il all enable tie blood % circulate
freely and deposit 3 fun quota u thls
tl~ue. building aud strsngth.glyiug
malaFlaliutoeyef4 nook cnfuaf. nuscls
and nhre ef your ehole heing
Tie rcsult j. perfect strength And
perfect hsslih
Disease cannot az hold on tie mar
of soman nh0ee physical condition i
thus fortified Recommended ~ the
Peoples Drug store. a
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
ECZEMA ON
LITTLE GIRL
SIsspIass Nights for Mother
and Awful Suffering
Of Child.
CURED BY CUTICURA
Had Given up All Hope OF Ever
Making Any Cure.

MIS-. I. n. ionss, Addlnetou, ind.
r.. writes ny ilsslr Kiri AL been
suaesing ioz tao ysAfs from eessusa,
and during that time ! cpala NOS
ect a nieAt's sleep. a. hsr aiifnent
was very seeer. had trlsd - manY
remedies esi spsnt - mech naansy,
deriving - bentsit. hkd given up
aii hope a us2klns any enfe. As laat
rrsast uas persuaded 9tfy Sutleefa,
and 60 my gruat delight = marked
change vas mAaiiesird ffom the hfet
application, ! Kese thc child = bath
w4tA Cutigmra Soap uainK . aott rlegn
~ tnak,in cloth. THIS I did twsgr A.
day, each time following with Ct,i-
cafa Olntmrug. and st tbc same
tins gave ghc Reseisent. a<rofaing 10
directions. one hon al ointmeut
and two lsottiss a the Resclsrnt, 20
Reshrf wigh she soap effected = pxr-
maneut cure. ! Isabuili this foe puo-
iicasian. hoping 4 wili etsisi other
Sufferers il sufink thcmseiySa."
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
COMPLETE TREATMENT
Consisting Of cuticura Soap
Ointment and pills.

The afss step IL the tssatsneut q
chsuaie Hesema is % fSmose thc
srAles and efusas snA splsam tlie akfm,
by uasn baths 9Th Cuticura soap.
rirv oafsiaiiy sni apply cuticsfa
Olafmeni. lightly az hrst. and wbrrc
advisable spread Il Ga rleccs q sois
cloth and bind n place. Take the
Mesai4cnt riiia. - liquid. IN rsedsem
doaea. 10 nog aac culA wMter ia bath
ine. and avoid cold. rAW Wtuis.
- si.f..fs..ss - sssss f|aarsss e.stssss -
~ fsis a ls.ssaaas fssisf "a .. - stN = -
leresst. =. so rn - . 60 tets