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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-04-06
HIGH SCHOOL RECITAL



interesting and entertaining musical rendered
by the members of the Shoshone High School the class
last Saturday evening considering the short time taken by
the participants much credit due them for the careful selection and
pieces program. Following
the program rendered
PROGRAMME
Where Blossoms Grow" George Eveleth
Calle Huffman Orene Mcmahon Ava Mcmahon Arie Murray
Stella Keefer.
instrumental Solo-Musc Mississippi, Kathleen Wfnsow
Duet-"Les Dream Ger" Orene and Ava Mcmahon
Recaton-sPlow Fight" Magdaene Lehman.
Instrumental Duet-[Orginal] Tress and Ava Mcmahon
Vocal Duet-Iullaby Leah Borden and Marie Pickren.
Adeine Ava Mcmahon and George Eveeth
instrumental Solo-"Bluettes' Minnie Lehman.
Vocal Solo-sOut in the Deep" Ava Mcmahon.
Rectaion-.The Soldiers Parting Calle Huffman.
Vocal Solo-"That Candy Girl of Nine Artie Murray.
Vocal Solo-'Fatal Rose Of Red" George Eveleth.
instrumental Soo-"Summer" Lois Borden.
Vocal Solo-sSacajauea" Orene Mcmahon.
instrumental Solo, Original Tress Mcmahon.
Rectaion-"Brdal Scenen Stella Woodwcrth,
Vocal Solo-"Wth You Beside Me" Calle Huffman and
Mcmahon.
instrumental Soo-"Wiiam Tell" Ava McMahon.
Double Due"Fairy Voices Stella Keefer George Eveeh
Orene and Ava Mcmahon.
CONDUCTED by Orene McMahon and George Eveleth]
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Local..

Fred C. Bradley of Haley is il
town today.
Hear O. w. Blain at the M. E.
church Sunday and Monday even
ing at s o'clock.
J. H. Ruberson, an attorney
from Twin Falls, made business
trip to Shoshone Wednesday.
w. l.. Clouser came up from
Bliss yesterday evening and will
remain in Shoshone for a couple
of days.
DR.. Maxy of Boise stopped over
in Shoshene a day this week while
on his way to attend meeting OF
the medicos at Pocatello.
Thos. Cummings will leave in q
few days for Salt Lake City where
he has accepted position on one
of the railroads out of that place.
The county superintendent of
public instruction has announced
that Friday, April 13, has been set
apart as Arbor day for Lincoln
county.
Fred Ball of Glenn's Ferry and
Willie Coleman were united in the
Holy bonds of matrimony at the
court house last Saturday after
noon by Probate Judge J. L. Full
Ter.
DIR. H. A. Purdy of Hagerman
was in town Wednesday evening
on his way to Bellevue where he
expects to remain for about a
couple OF weeks.
Auditor Mcmahon has received
the book Of brands form the state |
recorder OF brands. This book |
the brands Of all of the
stock of the different stockmen of +
the state and may prove interest
ing reading matter to all stockmen /
1.-THE o. s. L. could be induced T
10. drain the surplus water that
runs from the water tank and
|orms a mud hole. in front Of this
Mice for several months longer IN.
he year than we are entitled teI
mud, into the river on the nor h
ide- it would greatly improve the
of Ra' | street.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-04-06
Miss Chamberlain Resigns.

Miss Belle Chamberlain has re-
signed her position as assistant
state school superintendent at the
request of Miss Scott, the state
school superintendent. Miss
Chamberlain is a candidate for the
position now held by Miss Scott
and she and her supporters state
that Miss Scott, although not a
candidate for denomination, favors
the nomination OF an another can
didate, thus causing friction In the
Office and resulting in the request
for Miss Chamberlain's resignation
Miss Scott denied that this was
the reason she asked her assistant
to resign. She said Miss Cham
berlain had become remis in the
performance of her duties and she
had, therefore, requested her to
leave her position. Miss Chamber
lain has held the position for a
long time. She says she will now
devote considerable of her time to
of her candidacy.-
Boise Statesman.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-04-06
EXCESSIVE TARIFF
Rate nluch Higher on Freight Ship
ped Here Direct from Eastern
Points than that to the
Pacific Coast.

The committee on interstate
commerce of the house of rcpresen-
tatives has for some time been con-
sidering the measure introduced in
the house by Representative
French and in the senate by Sena-
tor Hepburn providing that live
stock, during transportation, shall
be unloaded, fed and watered eve
ry thirty six hours instead OF every
twenty-eight hours as the law now
reads. In the place of Mr.. French's
bill, the committee has reported a
substitute bill which answers the
the same purpose, but which pro-
yides for the same % hour limit.
The substitute, however, provides
that the Secretary of Agriculture
may extend the time limit when
ever in his opinion it may be nee
essary or proper. This will be sat
isfactory to the stockmen as the
Secretary of Agriculture is said to
be in favor of the change. The
present law places the shippers OF
livestock from the far-western
states at great disadvantage
in that the long distance from
those states to Chicago or Kansas
City and the long time necessary
to cover the distance causes stock
to temporarily to lose weight and
consequently not to be in as good
condition for profitable sale as if
the time consumed in the trans
portation were shorter. The bill
will doubtless pass the house
within few days.
Senator Hepburn introduced
similar bill which is now pending
before the senate, and which will
be disposed of as soon as the rate
bill is out of the way.
The railroad rate bill is still the
all important question in the SEN
ate. A great many able speeches
have been made and almost every
feature of the bill has been thor
oughly considered. The discussion
will continue for seme time, how
ever, as several senators have gave
notice of their intention to speak
on the bill. Senator Hepburn has
taken leading part In the discus
sions of this bill, and has made
two or three lengthy arguments on
certain of its features. He brought !
to the attention of the senate last
week the question of the discrim
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-04-06

dred. There is not even competi-
tod there for there is only one
transcontinental railroad"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-04-06

You can procure Swift's Arsen-
ate of lead, the recognized insecti-
eide for spraying at 7. NJ. starrh's.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-04-06

matter OF very great Importance u
the people OF Idaho, according t.
Senator Hepburn, and he is deter
mined to remedy the evil if possi-
BILE. OF course it does not seen
right that railroad should be al
lowed to charge a higher rate fol
carrying goods from Chicago te
Boise than to Portland, when the
distance from Chicago to Boise is
several hundrd miles less than to
Portland. Senator HeyburA
seemed to be well supplied with
proofs of his assetion and his plain
statement of the facts created con-
siderable interest in the senate.
In speaking of the matter, he said:
"The Interstate Commerce Com
mission has not been a benefit to
the people of this country. 1t
may have been a benefit to the
shippers; it may have been at
times a convenience to the trans
portation companies; but it has
not been of any benefit to the con-
sumers, and they constitute about
ninety per cent of all the people.
It has resulted in converting the
seaboard towns in this country in
to tollgates. 1t has resulted in c.
cumulating around the margin or
border of this country undue pro-
portion or share of the wealth of
the country by its discrimination
under the long and short haul
clause; by that ruling which en-
ables the transportation eompa nies
to charge he people in the state
which represent on this floor the
rate to the Pacific coast plus the
local rate back-700 CIR 800 or ev-l
en- q thousand miles-to some o
of our shipping points. Under the
plea that discrimination was neces
sary because of the enforced COM
petition between water and raj
the Interstate Com.
merce Commission, with its vary
ing personality, has construed the
laws of congress as they were never
to be construed.
Let me call your attention to
what they are doing under the
guise of avoiding the evils of COM
petition between water and rail.
could have obtained this informa-
ton prehaps here in Washington.
wanted it from the ground. Take
hardware. In a country like ours
that is very large item. 1t
amounts to vast traffic in our
Sometimes in the equip
nent of a single mill it will
amount to quarter of a million
lollars; there will be train loads of
his material, From Cincinnati
md common points to our centrul
,oint of shipment the rate is $1.25
,er hundred, and to the Pacific
oast 80 cents. Where is the wat
r competition between Cincinnati
i and coast points. Take can
oods an article of consumption to
very great extent. From Chica-
o to our points of shipment the
ate is $1.35: to the coast 95 cents
am merely calling attention to
he matter that we may see how !,
be present legislation has operat- A
in the Interpretation that has
cen placed upon it. Take dry |
oods, From Chicago to. Spokane
ne rate is $500 per hundred, II
hile from Chicago to the coast it I
$500 per hundred; on agricul-- I
lral implements from Chicago to s
pokane the rate is $1.65, while Q
ON Chicago 70 the coast it is $135
ow take Boise. While the rate
! first class freight from Chicago
Portland is 3d., the rate from a
hicsgo to Boise is $3.50 per hun G
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x.ss u sauusaa
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$50 sap<aass No
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80 tablets ccdeine suiph. sr.is.
fss tablets cocaine hyd. q. n.
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La.
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5 lbs. h~yposuiphIse 81 soda.
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Ia Nd. aesd yrogafltc.
= plate holders. SIS. with sys kits
The Board of Nex Mexico Peniten
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right 10 reject any and nh bids.
In submitting bids for above sup
plies bidders should write plainly OF
envelope the following. bids for sup
plies for New MEXICO Penitentiary.'
with name or names Of bidder or bid
ders. 10 avoid the opening Of same b,
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BY order % the Board OF New Mexl
co Penitentiary Commissioners.
ARTHUR TREGFoRD. =
Superintendent.
Samples may be sent separately du
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perIntendente
: s-iss
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decrease In the same ratio that the
sse Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills In
ereases. They q \ you from danger
aad bring quick and painless release
from constipation and the ills growing
out Of II. Strength and visor always
follow their use. Guaranteed By al
druggists. csc. Try them.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-29

FOR more than twenty ysars NJ. J.
b. Massey. Of 1922 Clinton g., MIN.
neapolls. Mimi, was tortured By SCI
atica. The palm and suffering which
he endured during this tine II -
yond comprehension. Nothing gave
him any permanent relief until no
used Chamberlain's Pain Balm. One
application OF that liniment relieved
the pain and made sleep and rest
possible. and less than one bottle has
effected Z permanent cure. n troub-
led with sciatica or rheumatfsm why
not try . twenty-five cent bottle Of
Pain Balm and zee for yourself how
quickly Il relieves the pain. For ssls
BY all druggists
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-29

Charles Hernandez. wife and baby
left yesterday morning for a trip to
Santa Rosa. Puerto de Luna, Pin
|tada. and other points where the
former has business to transact.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-29

Francisco Ortiz was In yesterday
from aTrementina to attend the SEES.
sioas Of the territorial court.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-29

MelecIo Lucero arrived In the city
yesterday morning from his home al
Emplaxado 10 purchase goods.
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svncnsy ccnntsS@sa~esS u 80 g
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tracts stthis tn d1y I cs'
award
$1,000 lbs. fresh bee lily,
and shankz exeia5N
s50.0bo N. nour.
$4,000 lbs. potatoes $3.50
ss.ma I'M. pluto beans
$500 lbs. navy beans
1900 lbs. xranuisted =
s.ooe ibs. dry salt naoa
loo lbs. corn meal
go cases rossted coaee.
rs lbs. black pepper.
* Ibs. red pepper
ri bbls. salt.
go cases soap. laundry.
80 bbih. sinexar.
100 lbs. red chile, ground.
9 canned corn.
] cases Cal fruits. assorted.
&&oo IN. hominy.
bbls. syrup.
49, lbs. ostnakes.
NO ibs. rice.
ESQ ibs. dried c~urrants.
ESQ.,. ". prunes.
80 S<Sea. ~ NJ boxes.
f1pat6ss. I n. ias Crucrs.
~ ttltt~s vsollla extrats
~ His emon extssct.
~ compound. ~ ~
cage sAln>a
- Ne, n.y..
S3g19e il. j .sausaSs.
1lO> tuttt9pA
mace[ sat
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6ovdered sugar.
~. table salt.
- BREAKFAST leon.
900 ia. lima beans.
Is lbs. bar Chocolate
aaxo5 lbs. shredded O. Anuth 1.
rcuDes crackeug ~ - 1o&
n cs6s cream a MT
case topioca Is.
case cstsup.
co lbs. ginger SIS.
200 lts. mustard.
: cases Greenwich iye II.
100 lbs. sal soda, bulk.
boxes candles 6as
cAscs matches.
gross house broornns
I don. stable brooms.
900 ltu. dried peas
300 Dukes smoking tobacco
80 =y6tts eheviag tobacco.
gross pst@aae& shoe buckles
bottle. lpssi.h backing t.ynns,
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100 fe@S - 10. driIl ss~~L
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fs thrs~ square 80 hIes. = II.
& three square saw nles Z II.
three square $40 files J n.
= doabie chi ~no5 nl~s IA In.
& dor shovel handles ions.
: doc. siedxe hammer handles.
Dol. pick handles.
horse shselnx hammer
earrsnters hammer. 1 10.
haichef. 10. blade.
dox. horse brushes
hack saw bl2des. II IN.
MOO feet - In. garden hose.
\ hose menders "a In.
u hcse clamps "a III
8 sfeam hose clamps. - II.
: ~ steam hose couplinxs. a In
ssa feet IA Id. steam hos~xS
rs lbs horse shoe nails -
Is ihs. horse shoe nails. No 80
Is lhs horse shoe nails. 80
! keg NJ. 8 horse sh<ss.
keg No : horse sho*s
: kegs No. : horse stoee
y kegs No. I horse shoes. g.
/ ker No 2 horse shoes.
I keg No. 1 horse shoe~. 49,
: kegs M. 4 mule shoes
. kegs No. s mule shoes =
2 kegs. No. I mule shoes
30 feet Norway Iron lsean.
10 feet Norway Iron . In
Is fess Nor~ayr iron 81 IN
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needles - NO r soss5
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100 feet pick steel IN
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ting
dcz picks. \ \
set corrugated planes. carpent'
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g.
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90 Auer. s+rnIlii.e 80. ~
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gals gloss a..
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80 Ibs al passs
patty knives.
: spssaiss. n. !
10 Hx. chalk line
r ssii brushes : N.
|. van brushes. / IN
fs SSH tools. round long hrissle.
4. 6frhes. long hfssia
III sheets Ilthoxraph boards.
2 qts. Il1a.d glue.
8 pcs xiass 3sxzt. II
gsc. &C class 1Txe.
Il pcs glass 3ssfs.
pes glass isxea.
r. pcs glass s.xis.
epcs glass isxis.
pcs glass isrss.
II pcs glass iexaf,
~ pcs glass fex3o.
| 10 pcs glass iexgs.
n pcs siass itsIs.
= pcs glass iassi
81 pcs giass iss2s.
70 ucs glass isxs2.
"a pea glass lexis.
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fpc glass s3xto.
PC glass iex3s.
~ pcs glass tGxsE.
. pcs gloss issto.
- glass s5xt0.
l pc. class a6x5s.
pcs tlass saxss. .-.I
10000 ihs. oats.
10000 lbs. alfalfa.
10000 ibs. chopped feed.
! 1000 lbs. bran. & Il
6.o00 lhs. bedding. o 4
m pcs. soft pine 2xcxte* D.
Is pcs soft pine 2xsxfa.
Is pcs soft pine 1xi2xt2.
1000 feet ixioxi2. soft pine. board
Measure.
500 feet Ixifxis. soft pine, board
measure.
zoo feet ixisxis. soft pine. fun
stock. ~ s.
1000 feet white pine ixi2xis.
500 feet white pine fxtoxi6.
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500 feet oak ixl0xie. a
100 feet oak 1xtxI2. "~ NJ.
IS pcs oak 2xsx2 n. 8 In. long. !
500 feet 400. ing. Oregon pine. iss,
INA. \
10 feet drIll steel. - In. IL n
lengths. !
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So feet IL 10. round Iron, "a n.
lengths.
SO feet steel Tor repointing picks.
) dor. shovels. long handle.
2 pinch bars.
q axes. nAx a
4 grubhing hoes. VS.. ..
500 lbs. black powder.
600 lbs. giant powder. =
1000 feet fuse.
q boxes caps.
4 dor. pick handles.
| doz. drill hammer handles.
Is attacking plugs.
5 lbs. Manson tape.
100 ~incandescent lamps, 10 VOLT
K. p. R@ Il,
Is incandescent lamps, ITO volt 10
c. D.
rs lncandescent lamps. 10 volt. %
i. b. 5
1 Id. Ae. carbolic cryst.
? lbs. Ac boracic
IL ID. Az fannie. "
/ ~. ammon chloride.
! ID. ammon. carb.
1 ID. bromide potass
ID. bromide sodii. :
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] ID. dover's powder.
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-29

FOR ALL 5 BITES.
1T Is NEEDED FOR U I
FROZEN LIMBS. Chill
BLAINS. OR ACCIDENTS
or ANY KIND.
POSITIVELY Cures L
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NOTHING has EVER BEEN
FOUND so GOOD FOR
o I IT GIVES
SURE N PERMANENT
RELIEF. WORTH TRYING
,
KEEP IrwIrHIN REACH.

FOR RHEUMATIC PAINS,
INFLAMMATION. STIFF
JOINTS. LuMBAGo. Etc.
AFEW nRoPs.
A FEW RuBs
mi THE PAIN rs GONE,
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SoARS INTO hi FLESH.
CURES SHARP ACHES,
DULL ACHES. All ACHES.
PAINS OR BRUISES OF
NAN OR BEAST.
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.
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HEALER
WHEN PPLIED 10 cUTs
n L OPEN WOUNDS

Fow D~EEPSEArED PAINS
r This
FREELY AID RUB HARD
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4%XN In
10 ~ vrpush Iron washers /
= lbs. wrought Iron Nashsrs
20 Iha. wrought Iron wsshera
- hi. wrought Iron washers II,
"a lbs. wrought Iron washers SIS.
1 stillsoN wrench, open. 3 10.
Beamts md Call-k wrench. com
mon. ID "a.
Beemts and Calls wrench. con
MOI. As n.
b~axfer's aajustable as- wrench.
S 10
1 Goes wrench. s n.
| Goes wrench ~ II.
Alligator wrench No.
1000 fbs. white lead
~ Rais. pare iinssed otL-
i ~. Asphaltum paint.
Is kalh ~turpenklne
; nfs. japan dFyer.
hooks g0id leaf.
10 k1lt bronse.
I enises sand pepes. No ..
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EM5S#HIAM #&58 -
d. p. &a
1 ID. Ae. carbollc cryst.
? lbs. Ac boracic
~ I'd. 40 fannie. I'D j
/ ID. ammon. chloride.
/ ID. ammon. carb.
ib. bromide potass
1 ID. bromide sodii.
| ID. bismuth sub. nit. :
1 ID. cerium oraiate.
| ID, onpra. sulph.
] ID. dovers powder.
| ID. mustard powd.
4 ID. talcum powd.
10 lbs. magnesii sulph.
1 ID. pot. ct sodii tart.
| ID. pot. chlor.
| ID. pot. iodii
| 10. arnica a. OK.
| ID. tolu a. ex.
Z lbs. Wild cherry n. IL.
= pts. cascara sag. n. ex.
5 pts, trifolinm o. a. e..
4 ri. iicorice a. ex. !
4 pt nnx vomica.
pt. oxH camph. D
/ 900 tablets neuraigic headache.
900 tablets pepsin bismuth and
charcoal
800 tablets pot. pefsnanganese gr. "
roll oiled silk.
fuoi 2 II. adhesive plaster.
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HAS BEEN THE A n
ARD IMMINENT for OVER
SIXTY YEARS.

GOES TO THE VERY CIT.
ABEL OF PAIN AND PUTS
ALL II TO FLIGHT.
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GREATEST EMERGENCY.
EMINENT KNOWN.
NO OTHER rs As coon.
f.
QUICKLY A BURNS
AND ScALDs.
The POOR MANS DOCTOR
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eide against the teaching career. Be
sides her beautiful person, she had
pretty voice; and even had the voice
been less her first appearance on the
music hall stage left no doubt as to
the kind of success she might expect
In 1893 Lima Cavalieri was called
''the prettiest girl in Vienna" At the
famous Ronacher's she had enormous
vogue as a beauty and wearer of mag
nificent toilets. She warbied a few
catchy ditties. And they were SUM-
cient.
In 1894 she was drawing all Paris
and the clubs contingent-to the
Folies-Bergere. She had discovered the
dressmakers and milliners of the Rue
de la Paix; and was making the ac-
quaintance of the jewelers.. The pho
tographers had sent her lovely face and
figure to the four corners of the earth,
and she began to be called "the most
beautiful woman Of Europe"
1t was at this time that Lima Cavalieri
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AWFUL ITCHING ON SCALP.
Hair Finally Had to Be Cut to Saw
Any-Scalp Now in Good Condi-
tion-Cured by Cuticura,

Il used the Cuticura Soap and Oint-
ment for diseased scalp, dandruff,
and constantly falling of hair. Final
ly had to cut my hair to save anys
at all. Just at that time read about
the Cuticura Remedies. Once every
week I shampooed my hair with the
Cuticura Soap, and used the Oint-
ment twice week. In two months
time my hair was long enough to do
up in French twist. That is now five
years ago. and have lovely head
OF hair. The length Is six inches be-
low my waist line. my scalp is in
very good condition, and no more
dandruff or itching Of the scalp. I
used other remedies that were recon-
mended to me as good. but with no
results. Mrs. w. F. Griess, Clay Cen.
ter, Neb., Oct. %, 1865"