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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
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benz 8~priiBenoen Der beiiii9en 2ans
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tuns oes 9eneraliefretGrs Der 6irs
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beitspflese ms 2eben serufen poroen
uno perfolst in eriter 2inie ben 3ped.
Die neiteren &reile Der 8ep0lterung
iiber Die gefabren, tpel4e Die Mitmenz
iaen 6ur4 bic Suberfuloie be0roben,
auf5ufldren unb Seoermann iiber Die
Mittel gu belebren. bic mad sriinOz
li4er Grprobuns our 8efdmpfuns Der
perbeerenoen Snfettipnstrantbeit our
@npen0uns sebra4t tperoen miifen.
Oas Wuieum entbdlt cine iebr rei9z
baltise Sammluns bon Sabelen. fta>
tiftif6em Material un6 ueberli4tsz
tarten Der berfaiebeniten Dirt un6 tit
10 eingeri4tet, bab Die grgsbnife Der
meoiainii4en WiRenidaft in elmer
audi fur ben 2aien flar perftGnolihen
@eiie bpr Nusen sefiibrt peroen. Die
4ustelung ion als cine Dirt Wanoer=
muieum in allen srDberen Std6ten Ses
2anbes Dem Publitum geae;at peroen,
unb bas Miniiterium bat angeoronet,
oab idmmtli4e beamteten Meoi5iner
auf Mun19 fir grDbere 0ereine uno
@efeafdaften Die Gi6rung bura bic
4usfteluns iibernebmen. erlduternoe
8ortrdge halten u. /. p.
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itif9e Oariteauns seseigt, oaB ieoer
brittle Sobesfan i'm erperbsfGbigen
Glitter bur9 Die Tuberfulpfe beoinst
miro. DD9 miro fid ieber au4 Die
bann folsenben Sdbs tn's 8ebG4tnib
einprGgen: Die SuberfuloIe 1T elm.
beilbare 3~rantbett. Sc friber Die Sus
berfuloie ertannt miro, oeto Iet9ter
lit fie beilbar. Darum iabt GuA
re9taeitis pom sIrst unterfu4en. Cuff
unb 2iht Iinb our 9eilung Der Subsrz
tuloie erfprberli9." Sn elmer anoeren
4btbeilung Der Nusfteluns miro cine
intereFants 8elebruns Iber bic lIr@
fiddle Der Subertuloie seseben, unb Der
pinaig fleine, 1882 BON Hobsrt Sod
entoedte Subertelbaailus 6arseftelt.
Damn perben ale Die aablrei4enMabz
nabmen uno @prfdriften borsefiibrt,
bur9 pel9e bic Mnitedung BON Menf4
au MenI9 perbiitet peroen tann, uno
duh bic 6eilbebanbluns Der Subertus
loie ourd Oari teIuns Der beioen befz
fii&en 2unsenbeilftdtten Dor Gusen
eeitelt.
Die Musitenuns, Die in elmer beicn<
teren Mbtbeilung auh Die perbeeren0e
Wirfung 6es MlfoboImibbrau9s oar<
ftelt, pirb speifellos nett aber Die
befiiifxn @rsnspfdble binaus 8ea9>
tuna finbsn unb our Na9eiferung anz
ipornen; benn lie lit pie faim elm
anoeres Mittel %seeisnet, @%uffldruns
uno gelebruns iiber oie sefdbrlias
8oIfsfrantbeit in ben peiteiten arei,
fen at perbreiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
Naerlet flsiae 9epelaeu.
9. September.

9. September.
-a6nig gotpar6 beenoete beute feline
Sur uno reifts bon Warienbao nod
9onbpn ab.
- @efern traf gr3bii9of 6arIep
bon iefner &sifs mad Rom tuieber In
Neu gort Elm.
Sn Tacoma. Waf6., tpurbsn bie
Ssbduoe Der .Wortbwefern Woobwort
Taetorp" bur9 6susr asrf6rt. eaa.
ben $500, 600.
- in Seagtrt. q. s., wnrbs 9eftern
NIT benz piftolen = Wettfaiessn Der
gunbesarmee begonnen.
= 6err %. s. Brpan srttdrte beuts,
bob ct grobe 2uf babe. bic nod ga.
mama unb Sio. Amerita gspIante Reile
aufsugeben.
- Sn Grantfurt, a. W. baben gu.
bdlter unb anbsres @eRnbel Straben.
trapade beranlabt, BET bsner Is blu.
ttge a6pfe abgefsbt BOT.
- in gOiie, 5babo, tpurbe gefern
@cuberneur chamberlain bon Oregon
gum prdRoenten bes n~ationalen BE.
rtsislungs.@ onsreRss setpdbIt.
= en- @bieaeo baben IS Collections.
agentsn eine Union sssrtintet uno Be-
i4lohsn, cine vi9war3e 2tfs" bon
idumisen 3dblsrn an3ufertigen.
= Inter sinem 6ol,serhR Bel Srcut
gafe In Der Ndbe bon sault Ste.
Narie tuurbe 9efern Elm menf9Ii4es
Stelett gefunoen.
- Cine Gra3tboot.2 inie bon Ran.
fas @itp. Mo.. mod ct. 2ouis, foG
nod in bisism MOnate bergsHslt tuer.
ben. 3wsi rieus 9ampfer unb amsi
teue gartea, iebs bon 1000 9onnsii
Sragfdbigteit, Rnb In Bau gegeben
tporben.
9rei perionsn sst6btet tno IL
f&per bsrlsbt tpurben heute Abenb
tur3 mad rleur ubr BET sinem 3uiam.
menfOb zines eIeftrtf@en strabsnbabn.
tpagens NIT etnsm Omnibus In Balii.
more. Wo. Sm Omnibus bsfano R9
cine b64f IuRt9e @eIsaf&aft bon nus.
iaglern. als oas lnslid pafRrte.
- Sobn .. Rod.fsaer unb bic BE-
an,ten Der STANDARD Del. @efeDf9aft
mtiRen Bis gun, nd9ifen Dtenfag In
Jinolab, O.. benz gsri&t ibre lint.
wOrten einrei9sn IaKsn. Ri9ter
Banter f&Ius ole Antrdse Der Abbo.
taten Der @eieai9aft, bic Nntlasen
fallen 3u lafen, nieber.
- Der 2aiisr 6ran3 Soiepb beionie
tiae&if4sn Abgsorbnsteu psrf6nli9 bic
0otbwsnbiafeit, bab Der rationale
5risoe gewabrt uerben mtKe. Der
MOnar9 figte bin3u. bab quite Mnfdbe
gu benz gnbe yema9t ieien. aher mon
barfe ai9t feben bleibsn. fonbern mife
auf BEN betretenen Wsge tueiter fort.
f4reiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
Gttt Opfrr Der criminal
n,iHenTdInft.

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gang fdmusiges @eii9t!"- %
bat mir elmer Dor Ia Saeen i'm Sun=
feln cine Sbrfeise seseben, unb nun
oarf i9 mid auf 4noronuns Der &ri>
m%inalpoli5ei ni9t maiden. bis Ser
Sbdter ourd Die SineerabOriiGe feiiges
felt it,"
DER prkannte 9rd1prriler.
uSe, Rellrler, no lit benn n.ein 5ut
binaefummen9" = SIR 9rt9 Meib
nihf, no Der lift! 8iro fi9 pohl ipiss
Der finoen, irenn sic bs5ahit habsn!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
8afe=DaQ.

Die eeffrigen SpieIe refuItirten wie
folgt:
Amertean. Aoetatton n.
8oIebo, 9. Sept.
Solebo .......0 o. 0
Snbianapolts Il 100000
Battsrisn = 5iiber unb 3a6oe;
@amniB unb abbott.
Wtluautee, g. Sept.
WiIpaufee. ....2 0102000*-
Ranfas gitp. Il 00000101- 8
Batterien = Bebine unb Batemar;
Eurbam unb 5. SuQiban.
Columbus. 9. Sept.
Columbus ..... O000000S*-3
2ouisbiQe ..... 002000000- 2
Batterien - Robertaile unb Blue;
elliott uno Sbatu.
ct. pauI, 9. Sept.
81. pauI. ....0 0200700"- 9
WinnsapoIis. 20 0000000*-0
Batterien = Wsrgart unb Drill;
9bomas unb Sbannon.
atip1aI.2t 9 q.
ct. 2outs, 9. Sept.
grRes SpteI.
ct. Bouts. 30 OOOO0000- 0
Cincinnati ~ l o. 4
Batterten = Beebe unb Noonarl;
Doll unb We2ean.
3wettes spiel
81. 2outs. o. l
Cincinnati .......0100101-
Batterier = Rhobes unb Warfbal:
6raier unb S9let.
Chicago, 9. Sept.
gbieago ......0 0000070*-7
pittsburg -. OO00OO200- 2
Batterien = gropn. pfeiRer unb
Woran; pbeIps, 2eeuer unb Sci.
fieIb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
Setrunfene
sOl0atesfa ernlDrbtt Sll0en lnb Gbriften, %pliiuotrt,
raubf lnb iebt sta6t III Sranb.

StfHten. General bonn gapae empfansn. : gSia feba ieben. Gnshiter
&pniul bemubt. - 5000 Sonnenfidf6ae bnn WfanOber. - l1ngDiB'
belt berfdt weber. = gemurubgemoe gadridt = SHene Eepomipn.-
Stdhe hes lntels. &hdkbr 3nr Mlma N9ater. - Sedger 0euiters
turn. = Ee6eaen grsifem Sesiernnsstruppeu an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10

an 2outs potoft 9. Sept,
BET etnent 9efttsen GsmitterRurm In
Der lebten Wa6t tpurbe bas Wobnbaus
Der Tamilte NeIiton ungeporfen uno
bret f1laferbe Qinber In bem{eIbeu ae.
tbotst. tpdbrenb Grau WeIiton t0btliG
berlebt tul1rot. 3tDei sgrbeiter tpurben
BON etnem 8ItbfrabIe sstrofen unb
Qet0otet.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-28

0. r. Tanner and Bob Perryman.
were here today from Hagerman.
Figure with B.. F. Smith when you
want buggy painting. Phone It's. TIFF
w. H. McBrayer's Cedar Brook,
bottled in bond.-Oriental Saloon.
Mrs. L. V. Humphrey, of Lake Ar
thur, was here yesterday, shopping.
F. Y. Whitmore, of West Union,
Iowa. arrived in the city last night.
B. G. Warner, of Toyah, came up
this morning to remain several days.
Yellowstone, bottled in bond. The
greatest American whiskey.-Oriental
Saloon. Stiff
D. D. Temple returned to his home
in Artesia last night, after a business
trip north.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Emery came
up from Artesia this morning to re-
main a few days.
e. A. Afford came in this morning
from Lakewood this morning on a
short business visit.
w. H. Ellinger, an oil man from
Henrietta, Texas, came in last night
to look over the field.
P. J. Kemper. and wife left this
morning for Kansas City. where they
win visit until October.
G. R. Triton came in last night
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-28

from the ranch and will be here I'M
til after the primary Saturday.
Drs. C. M. Yater and W. T. Joyner
made. a short trip to Lake Arthur last
night, returning this morning.
Z Parties having property of any kind
ito sell will dc well to list it with
the Big 4 Realty Co., 215 N. Main.
99tf.
from Lake Arthur where he has been
at work since the first of h week.
Mrs. Temple Williams left this
morning for her home in Bovina af-
ter spending a few days here with her
| children.
w. A. Johnson returned this morn
ing from a trip to points south in
| the interest of the Roswell Hardware
| Company.
Mrs. Elmer Gill left last night for
her home in Pecos after spending a
John B. Gill
Parties having property of an
kind to sell will do we'll to list it
with the Big Four Realty Company,
215 N. Main. 99tf
NoIa Oliver came in this morning
from a trip of several days to points
south in the interest of the joyce
Pruit Company.
r. H. Minor returned this morning
from Hagerman, where he has been
for several days looking after interest
and prospecting.
N. j.. WinchelI, of Dexter, returned
last night from a trip to the Central
states. He was at his old home in
Illinois while away.
w. R.. Walton eft this morning for
Amarillo to meet Mrs. Walton, who
has been visiting in Chicago for the
past three months./
Charles Matthews returned to his
nome in Lake Arthur last night, af-
ter spending two days here looking
after land business.
Mrs. Hale H~ortenstein arrived this
morning from Orchard Park to spend
a few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Perkins Of North Hill.
County Commissioner VIM. M. At
kinson went to Lake Arthur last
night. He will also visit other towns
in the lower part of the county.
J.. D. Lea left last night for Chin
uahua, Mexico, where he will loo af-
ter a big deal by which lie hopes TO
secure a large tract of coffee land.
Frank Anderson went to Tulia,
Texas this morning. The Panhandle
& Pecos Valley Land Company is
now making headquarters at Tulia.
We AVE some country property
close in to trade for city property.
See us if you want a nice suburban
or country home.-Carlton & Bell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-28
All kinds of money to loan
on good real estate security.
Carlton & Bell, No. 3O3 n. Main.

E. F. Pierce, of Bever Dam, Wis,
who has been here several days see
ing the country, left last night for
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cunning arrived
last night from Acme, Tex, and Mr..
Cunning will accept a position with
the Acme Cement Company. at Ac-
me, N. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Reynolds, OF Rus
se1lviHe, Ark, who are here to spend
a e in the Valley, came in this
morning from the south to be here
several days.
Lakewood and the country to the
south got the benefit of h inc rain
that was headed toward Roswell last
night. Roswell got a very thin edge
of the shower.
Miss Libbie White arrived last
night from Austin, Tex, for a visit
with her brothers, J. P. and Tom
White, and her father T. J. White,
at the L. F. D. ranch.
Rev. E. Ward, pastor of the Bap-
fist church at Artesia, was here to-
day attending the meeting of the
Board of Managers of the New Mex
leo Baptist convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Manning, who
have moved to Carlsbad for the pre-
sent, returned to that place last
night after spending a few days with
and friends here.
Miss Christina Littlefield arrived
night from Austin Texas, where
she has been attending the University
of Texas during the past winter. She
is home for the summer vacation.
Fl. E. Kohl, of Chicago, left this
morning for the north after spend
ing a few days here calling on the
merchants in the interests
Of the Rock Island~Stove Company.
DR.. s. H .Heavrin, of Louisville,
KY, has arrived TO take charge of the
in the dental office OF Drs. Ham
llton and Johnson during the absence
Of the former and illness of the latter.
Miss Hulda Mem and her mother
H. Mem, of Hagerman, were
today shopping n calling on
many friends. They were accompan-
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What Dc You Want?
Advertisement. 2t.)

Mr.. J. D. Cooley and Mr.. T. D.
White are the hired and paid agents
If cattle companies of other states
doing business in Chaves county Do
you believe that such men who have
sold tHeir whole time and good will
proper men for you to select to look
after the financial affairs of your
county? Do you believe that when
you are trying to force or elect such
mel into office and pay them a sal
airy out of the taxes of the actual cit
jzens of this county thai you are do
ing justice to yourself, your family,
your neighbor and your country?
What is the actual difference be-
tween the actual home builders ana
improvers of the country at large and
the foreign stock companies doing
business through their hired agent
or stockholders resident in the coun-
try taking into consideration the gen
eral welfare OF the county present
and future? The foreign stockhold-
ers get the profits and carry them
from the county to his residence in
state and add it to the wealth
of the state in which he resides.
Whereas the homebuilders and i'm
provers add his profits, his labor, en-
ergy, skill, muscle and brain powers
to the Improvement of MS holdings
"a after ear creating wealth n
producing the n-ecessaries of life to
gladden. and comfort man. Producing
all OF the necessaries possible and
stopping the outflow of money from
the county hat e out of the coun-
ty to purchase these commodities.
add all of his labor and courage
to transforming of the great Ameri-
can desert into comfortable homes
and the production of the ~necessar-
of life as well as adds more
for a basis to raise the neces-
sary to protect the citizens
in their natural rights of life, of lib
erty, of peace and of property.
ALFRED STINSON,
for County Commissioner,
First District Chaves County. 2t
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-28
LOCAL NEWS.

Red Top Rye, Oriental Saloon. If
Russell Durrell was up from Dex-
ter today.
Willis Ford returned this morning
from Artesia.
P. o. Poulson, of Hagerman was a
visitor here today.
E. C. Gaddis, of Dayton, was a Wis
itor here yesterday.
L. w. Holt, of Hagerman was in
the county eat today.
George Halliburton, of Dexter, was
here yesterday and today.
G.. L. True returned this morning
from a trip to points south.
A. l. Harper of Dexter was trans
acting business here today.
S. Cassels, an expert machinist of
Chicago, arrived last night.
C. F. Joyce returned this morning
from a trip to points south.
John H. McKinstry left this morn
ing ON a trip to Kansas City.
Apricots, peaches and June apples
are ripe in the Pecos Valley.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-28
west on July ,.
Station, Roswell, New Mexico. Is
sue June q, 1906.
M. WRIGHT,
. Official in Charge.

Any person who wishes to sign his
name and pay the regular price for
advertising can say anything decent
he pleases through the Record. What
we may say upon any subject our
selves is free-but we do not believe
in taking SUES before a primary
wnere all the candidates are worthy.
Neither do we believe that any man
gains anything for himself by attack
ing another candidate.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-28
Home Oil Co.
By j.. A. GRAHAM, Secretary.
WEATHER OF LAST JULY.
AS Recorded by the Roswell Station
of u. S. Weather Bureau.

The following data, covering a pc
riod of one year, AVE been compiled
from the Weather Bureau records at
Roswell, New Mexico. They are is
sued to show the conditions that
have prevailed, during the month in
question, for the period mentioned,
BUT MUST NOT BE CONSTRUED
AS A FORECAST of the weather CON
ditions for the coming month.
Temperature.
o month of July, 1905: Mean or
normal temperature, IS; the highest
temperature was 1O1. on July -; the
lowest temperature was 50, on July
5, 1905.
Precipitation.
Total for the month, 4.97 inches.
Number of days with OF of an
inch or more, 8.
The greatest Mount Of pracipita-
ton recorded in any "a consecutive
hours was 2.70 inches on July 24-25.
1905.
Clouds and Weather.
Number of clear days. II: partly
cloudy days, 6; cloudy days, 8.
Wind.
Prevailing winds from the south
east.
Average hourly velocity of the
wind, So
The highest velocity of the wind
was "a miles an hour from the North
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-28
led by Miss Maggie Walker of Lake

led by Miss Maggie Walker of Lake
Arthur.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Short, of Fors
Worth and B.. F. Deatheradge. Of
Kansas City, who have been here TAX
ing testimony in a case in which the
Drumm Commission Company is in
yolved. left this morning for their
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Wilkinson and H. R. Tire
yor left this morning for Canyon City
where they will work for Wood. Ban
croft & Doty on the new railroad.
They were working for the same Co.
on the Hondo reservoir.
Clark B. Dilley left this morning for
Chicago to meet a customer from
bGarden City, Kansas for whom the
Roswell merchant will furnish a forty
room hotel Mr.. DiIley has just closed
a contract to furnish the new MOTEL
being built by L. c.. Walker in this
city. Mr.. Dilley will be gone on this
trip about ten days.
J. R. Castleberry, wife and family,
of Longview, Texas. and H. NJ. Law
renee, of Greatwater, Texas, who
own and operate lumber mills in the
towns from which they hail, left last
night for their homes. They came to
look over the ground with a view
% putting in a lumber yard, but left
undecided as to what to do. They
were greatly pleased with Roswell.
Mrs. Charles c. Cooper and three
children left this morning for Den
yer in response to two kilograms, one
| stating that Mrs. Cooper's father, c
| Weatherly. had cen operated on fol
appendicitis and the other stating
that death had resulted. This was
the only word that Mrs. Cooper had
received of her fathers illness. The
remains may be shipped to the ole
home in Indiana for interment and il
that event Mrs. Cooper will probably
BIZ gone six or seven weeks.
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A full car of oranges just re-
ceived by the Joyce-Pruit Com
pany. Navel and Valencia.
Lovers of oranges can now
have the satisfaction of getting
the best that are grown. Sweet
and fine. Wholesale and retail
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-28
TWO Civil Suits Filed.

Two suits We're filed in district
court today as follows:
The Western Grocery Co. VS.. Wer-
rem Wagner, for s257-34, interest,
costs, etc, alleged to be due on an
and for room rent. Patton
& Gibbany are attorneys for plant
if.
A R. Forsyth VS.. Otis A1bin, Ida
Albin and others. on an alleged note
for 1856, interest, costs, etc. G. A.
Richardson is attorney for the plain
tiff.
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Developing and finishing for anna
teurs at Walton's Studio.
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Rurros Wanted.

Inquire for Mr.. Baca at Joyce-Pru
it Co. 99t6
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Best portrait work at Walton's
Studio
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Masculine ntingent BY Is
Means the Whole Thing $
in Worlds Affairs. 5s5sI

81 CHICAGO, June 9.-Marriage has be-
come mere incident In he life of woman
man is but an appendagc an ad junct, g
scorollary OF woman; In short man is not
nearly as important as he, with fatuous
Sself-conceit imagines himself = 30 speak
Eers at the session OF the National Business
Woman s, League in the Palmer house de-
sclared yesterday. oil the speakers being
women. IA
Il In art, in music In lltera ture. in medi-
cine, on the stage, as nurses, as court re-
fporters, and In numerous other voca tons,
sprofess1o ms, trades or crafts, m en- are by
no means the whole thing Most startling
/ Of all, a man as a husband does not sum-
marize the entire universe. A husband6is
an&incident, not creation. "a. s. NJ E
A1arria ge n asked M ss II Louise II Lee
Hardin. of Denver president Of the assoc
citation; why, marriage Is no longer
everything linz a woman's life. It is get
ting RELOCATED In the mind OF womanBto
Its true place in the proporti onate scale
of things and Is becoming an incident.
NarriaE e is but an incident In theE life Of
a m a n, why should 1t not be SO In the life
8of a woman z? Woman Of ida y must
have ut her nterests in life besides the
shearth,3 and II think IL Isl a very God thing
forSworn n herself and for the nation as n
whole that we nre becoming weaned to
some extent from the idea that marriage
lis the be-all and cnd-all Of n woman's
ar.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
HOW no FIND OUT.


FIJI q bottle or common glass with your.
water and let 1T stand twenty-f four hot,rs; +
d sediment or settling indicates an ur-
healthy condition OF the kidneys;if II
stains the linen II lis evidence ofkkidney
trouble; too frequent desire to pass 1t, or
pain In the back Is also convincing proof
that the Kidneys and bladder are out OF
order.
What TO 30. II
There is comfort III the knowledge 80
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Ing pain In passing 1t. or bad effects fol
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sent absolutely free by mall. Address,
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When writing be sure to mention that
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nond Sunday Times Dispatch. Don't
make any mistake, hut remember the
name, Swamp Root, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Personals and Briefs

N. ~. Morrisette, Of Lynchburg.
Misses Ruth and Page I'almore, OF,
South Meadow Street, are spending the
summer with their grandparents In Pow-
shatan county fs5 FL y
&, Mrs w. g. Caldwell of I.ynchburg,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Nj Scott Sub.
lett, of No, s04 East Leigh Street. S ~
b Miss Jennie Peouze bias returned from
Washington, where she went to attend
the marriage Of Miss Margaret Davis
adopted dauEhtergof Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Pelouze. to Mr.. Joseph Cole. OF Norris
town. N. J. fs
Miss Dunda. atkinson. who paid a brief
Visit to friends and rea tiyes in Norfolk,
! has returned home, accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Pa gle "A tkinson,l