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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
G. N. TRAIN
is DITCHED


wESATcHEE. wash. Sept 10.
Twenty miles east OF here the
Great Northern Oriental Limited
Was diiched late yesterday after.
noon and one passenger. a woman.
was badly injured. To add "a the
aeene of wreck. fire broke out and
tive ears were destroyed. For a dis.
lance 81 nearly 500 feet the track
was tern ap and traffic will not
again be resumed until late this
afternoon. A relief train was sent
from here and those suffer.
les from lniurica we're brought
here for treatment FROM Spokane
a wreeking train was sent out The
property I0aa 10 the railroad viii
amount 10 thousands % dollars.
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HIT AND INJURED BY A
PAPER BULLET

SPOKANE. Sept. ie.--whilo en-
gagged in a sham battle al old Bort
Spokane, where the garrison OF
Fort Wright is now encampcd. hav-
ing gone there on a practice march.
Private Iooffler Of company y was
struck IN the face BY a paper bull.
let discharged from a comrades
gun and badly injured. He may
lose his eyesight
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WILL ASK FOWLER TO TAKE
TWO WEEKS VACATION

Mnsdlaiely upon the return Of
Z Fowler. secretary Of the Iapa.
''ean Exclusion league. 10
- from BeillHgbam. where
- pertaining to the league
q soA harmoniousiy. d meet.
4 'he executive board 81 the
VII be called. and II Fow.
palaieai condition ia as bad
= Present he vii be ordered
~ two weeks vacation II
hls resignation viii be
.,ss'aeai ?. p Gill. Of he league
- hat any discrepanciea were
49, Z foTlers affairs IA Rel
y According 70 Mr Gm AZ
rockingham meeting Fow.
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Every man who turns out for
football practice AZ the university
Of Washington this year viii get a
chance % take part 10 % least part
Of a game according 70 the plans
Of Coach Place and Captain bag
shaw.
The first game scheduled II
against The soldiers Of Fort FlaEicg
al the fort a week from Saturday
Captain naRshaw says that for this
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President Furth Says the Company Is in Search Of
Safe Fender---WiI He Make a Trial That Costs
Nothing ?---0d Tenders Are Lowered as Result Of
Crusade

Liverpool fender, as Mr.. Furth
claims, is also matter Of
doubt. A test OF that fender
in Seattle would be the only
effective demonstration Of
whether OF not it is practicable
on grades. II has proved ef-
fectiyc in level cities. and
there is nothing in its charac-
ter which should make il in
effective on grades.
Tenders Are Lowered.
Lowering OF Tenders on many
Of the street cars is the first
result Of The Star crusade 70
force the Seattle Electric COM
pany TO protect the public
against accidents.
The lowering Of Tenders has
been noticeable during the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
new TRICK
OF THE S. 0.
10y Unites Prsss.)

NEW YORK. Sept ia--Aa tho IN.
yesiigaiion progresses IN the dlaao.
luton case Of the Standard oil Co,
astonishing revelations are coming
to the surface Attorney Kellogg
has brought ont evidence show
ing that the company has had an.
nual profits Of ! .000 per cent Other
statements have been made that the
Standard on company has opcrat
ed IN various states. the stock be
ing owned BY various members In
order 10 escape the antitrust laws.
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Jury BLAMES NiOT0RMAN
FOR VAN DE- vANTER death

We ne iary. iind thai a. r Van
q yaassf cane 10 his dealh BY
= Hdaent o. The iiyh day o.
ssIsnAsf. 1901. % FIRST a. south.
~ sgeAsne Av- while rlaing IN
q 1uipnablle rAich was run lato
ia nuih boaBd PUGET Sound
Eeside railway car
We - Iurg. hcllexe With proper
union 90 she part 81 the motor
~ II Alt eseesfse car. this fatal
psssE, uBid hare beeu avoided.
at sPASGENBERG. foreman.
.tlNKs G OVENS
|*hR HUS0S.
sxliN kALEM
NJ BARRETT.
'AxT0N HAGEN."
~ epuneFs Jury this mnrnlng
se,ssd ne ahose verdict in the
h1A q A. 7. van De Vanter
NH cafvnss Carroll forwarded
y npsesusing Attorney Maekin
- lagsshef With . recommenda.
r. 'Asi re HotormAn. J " Nc
Nss4 = prosecuted
Near Drivers Story.
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aEnARkAeLe CASE.

AFTER iiving ia days with a
hroken neck. received lu \ fall
while diving ~ the All Point
nAtaioriam on May -. Lawrence
81 Lawrence. ~ years 81 aEe died
a, the Pacific hospital yesterday
The young mans body was para.
iyxcd from the neck down and the
attending phyairinns regard bis
case a. oue 81 the most remarkable
on record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
HERE IS A FENDER
THAT SAVES LIVES
BELL SUES COUNTY.

Frank " Bell has entered suit
against the county for damages IN
the sum Of 10000. occaaioned by
hls automobile plnnglng over an
cnhankmcnt near Tukwilla. April
20. The complaint alleges that tho
roadbod waH IN such a condition
That the weight Of the machine
caused the grade TO crumbie. pro
cipitating Bell aud the machine
over the cnbankment.
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How TO oET TWO
CIRCUS TickETe

4 Tomorrow noon--or, 10 be \
= more explicit, AZ 1916 O'Clock 4
4 there will be sent up from :
4 the roof Of The star building 4
= on besenth avenue. between 4
4 University and Union street. 4
4 two balloons TO which there 4
a VIII be attached an order on 4
4 This Star fer two reserved 4
= aest tickets 20 the Gentry 4
= Brothers circus. which comes \
= 20 Seattle on Monday nes, for :
4 four days. a
4 On Saturday. and on Mon. 4
= day and Tuesday ana Wednes. 4
4 day Of next week, two more 4
4 balloons will be sent 20 on :
4 each day, and to each OF these 4
= balloons there will be attach. =
4 ed an order for two Gentry 4
4 circus reserved seats. =
= To tire boy or pirl or adult q
: returning any one Of these or. 4
a dere 10 The star office, the 4
= tickets will be given. A
= Remember. the balloons 90 =
= up promptly al 1915 o'clock. a
4 Watch for them.
4 a 4 4. a /. 4 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
DAVIS IS CHOICE OF
STRAW BALLOT

l. W Davis secured tho largest
number Of straw votes taken on
the fnur candidates Tor council.
man from tho Fourteenth ward
this morning Tho oonteat waa
under the aaaplccs 81 the -Four.
tccuth Ward Municipal league. and
VAS held IN room al. Pioneer
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GLYNN TO PLAY
WITH S. A. c.
fstar Special ssrvlesl

SPOKANE. Sept ls-Onc Of the
greatest football players who ever
played Ia Spokane win be lost TO
the s A A G. this year This
Is Ralph Giynn. who played nj end
and half back for the club last year
and was regarded az the greatest
player In the northwest last sea.
son
Olyun has accepted n position In
Seattle and will leave here for that
city or Saturday evening lie viii
play with the Seattle Athletic club
and will doubtless be found In the
lineup against Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
CAL! \. IN. N Old

Chief Wsppenstsln has issncd an
order calling In all badges for ppc.
cial officefs Issued previous 10 the
first OF the present month The
eouueil recently PASSED an orsiln.
ance making Il a misdemeanor 10
wear badges on uniforms roaemb.
line those OF the regular patroimen
and new badges have been secured
10 feplaec the old ones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
ADAMS AT
RATHDRUM

RATHDRuM. Idaho. Sept ia
Steve Adams has arrived here and
win Be confined IN the county iail
Until his trial az tho October term
Of court The sheriff did not hand.
cuff the man. alleged 10 be a muir.
deres and Adams did not appear
20 be IN the least Disconnected
Adams was accompanied by Clar.
ence barrow, and Mrs Darrow was
also IN the party
The trio we're met here BY G. N
Meyer and Attorney Edwin Melee.
who VIII b. associated In the de.
fenne OF Adams
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present week. some being drop
ped 10 within six inches of the
rails in the hope OF making
them more effective. Even at
this height, their Ineffective
ness is apparent 10 the many
people who are forming the
habit Of sizing up the tenders
since their attention has been
called 20 them.
Bent and twisted Tenders,
however. are still 10 be seen
on the streets, in spite OF the
indignant comment which they
call forth from a public thor
oughly aroused.
Street Car Dangers.
The dangerous character Of
the large new cars installed by
the company is another matter
of general comment. As the
only place to board or leave
the car is in the middle of the
car. the chances OF getting
hurt in jumping on and off are
doubled over the old cars.
Any one slipping in boarding
a car would almost inevitably
90 under the wheels, as the
only protection is a N-shaped
wheel guard OF planks about
four OF five inches from the
rails. This wheel guard might
possibly save life. but could not
prevent the wheels from pass
ing over an arm or leg Of a
PROSTATE victim.
None but the Liverpool style
OF fender. completely boxing in
the wheels OF the cars. could
prove effective in preventing
death or serious injury beneath
the rear trucks of these cars.
Board TO Investigate.
Formal notice OF the passage
OF the resolution BY the city
council, requesting a general
investigation OF the Seattle
Electric Co, especially relative
20 the tenders used on the cars,
has been sent to the board Of
public works and the matter
will be taken up Saturday at
the board meeting. City En-
gineer Thomson, chairman of
the board. said this morning
that probably little else but this
matter will be taken up Satur-
day, IN order that the board
may appoint an investigator
and set the time Tor the notiii-
cation of results.
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building Immediately following
the notification Of the results, Davis
signed a pledge 20 work against
the additiou % more saloons In thu
ward. IN return for which the mem
berM Of the league pledge them
selves 10 unite 81 cndcAvoring "a
make him councilman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
SIR CONAN DOYLE
NOW MARRIED

LONDON. Sept. is.-sir Conan
Doyle. creator ~ Sherlock
Holiness aud Jean i.ecklc were
married here yesterday afternoon
IN the presence ~ few relatives
and fffsndE Str Conan "a as years
old and bis bride IL "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
DOLPHIN IN poHT.

Steamship Dolphin arrived from
skagNay and way ports at o'clock
this morning She brought a mum.
Der " passengers and a full cargo.
The vessel made a fast trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
DEATH FOR q

RIGA, Russia. Sept ie--Twenty.
two persons who we're convicted
before the military tribunals for
participating IA the 1905 rebellion.
we're sentenced 10 death today Sew.
eral Of them are women. while
others are boys under 20.
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SUR ON ACCOUNT.

FRYE and Bruhn have entered
suit against Tony kengyel, OF
Juneau. Alaska. in the sum Of g..
S7i "a. alleged to be due since July
on q meat bin A bond OF $4,000
with which TO protect kengyel In
the event Of false suit. has been
fflpd
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Three days Of almost good enough
service proved TOO much Tor the
Great Northern and Northern Pa.
cigie railways Unable 70 further
stand the strain Of being good. the
train ayatem has rolapsed into De
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
PERMIT is GRANTED.

Tho Lewis Construction Go. has
been awarded permission to oper.
ate a pipe line on Connecticut st.
to carry salt water 10 the grading
and regarding districts on Jackson
80
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MRS. POTTER PALMER
COMING TO SEATTLE

CHICAGO. Sept ta-Mrs. Pot.
ter Palmer left last night for Ore
Eon where she has several promis.
ing tracts Of land and returning
here viii again visit Seattle. whore
Il Is stated she will invest
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cHltD TORN TO PIECES


. NONE. Alaska. Sept ia I
, Philip Goodwin. aged rs. was I
= torn 90 pieces last night By a /
= d04Rn mhlamute dogs belong. I
> Ing 70 hia father The lad waa ,
. en route to Centre Greek 20 ,
meet his father when the dogs ,
= attacked him. ,
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is freed

A1kaf oPeNf@t 9NfNtA9af
SPOKANE. sept is.-May East
man. accused Of stealing diamonds
and other valuablea from the jewel.
- store OF George Dodeon and ar.
rested several months aEo In seat.
tie after protesting her innocence.
on motion OF the prosecuting attor
ney has been dismissed and her
5000 bond cancelled She viii nc.
turn 20 Seattle.
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= Posted Sept. 70, Q =. m. a, 4
q the Union depot. 4
= N. p. Ne. 8. due q D. NJ. . 4
hours and IS minutes late. 4
4 N. p. No. :, due also .. m, Z 4
4 hours late. 4
4 N. y, No. 10, due a. m, 4
hour and IS minutes late. 4
= c. N No. I, due 9;f5 p. m. =
Gsept tsl, 20 hours and IS 4
minutes late. 4
= G. N. No, >, due a. mn, 81 4
hours late. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
ESTABLISH NEW FERRY

Arrangements are soon 10 be-
made 60 provide a ferry between
Port Angeles and Victoria. A Brit.
ish craft Is TO be chartered and
win bo placed IN tri.woekly ser,
vice.
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TO LOAD LUMBER.

Schooner Blakeley arrived az Port
Ludlow today from Sa Francisco
she will lead with lumber for tire
return trip.
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The University n Washington
football team. destined 20 be one Of
the highest IN the northwest. viii
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operation in Cleveland for
some time. The company
guarantees il To pick up with
out injury anyone getting in
front Of a car equipped with
the fender Numerous tests
have been made and men pick
ed up by cars going at rates
OF speed varying from six to
twenty-five miles per hour.
Photographs Of these tests.
backed by affidavits. are shown
by the company in proof Of its
claims.
In It's literature the company
makes the following PROPOSE
ton 20 street railway COM
panies:
Compsny's Offer.
place a trial hfe guard on
one OF your cars at our expense
and within p hours VIC guar
antee TO SO inspire the conf
dence Of your own employees in
its merits as a positive life
saver that one or more Of them
will volunteer, without pay. 10
stand in front Of the car NOV
ing at a speed OF eight 20
twelve miles per hour and al
low the guard 70 pick them
up.
Can you get your employees.
at any price. 20 DO this with
any fender? Remember, IL is
your own employees. not ours"
VIII Cost Nothing.
Here is a proposition which
will cost the Seattle Electric
company nothing TO take up.
unless the fender makes good,
in which case il will cost the
company the amount necessary
to equip their cars with the
fender in question or one equal
" as good
Win Mr. Furth order this
trial 10 be made?
Is there an employee OF the
Seattle Electric company. or
any one else in Seattle who
will stand in front OF car go
ing eight miles an hour, equip
ped with the fender at present
IN use, unless he is promised
adequate damages to himself
or heirs in case Of injury or
death?
Mr. Furth's Claim.
That the steepness Of Sc
attic grades makes Tenders.
proved to be effective in other
cities, ineffective in Seattle. is
the claim OF Mr.. Furth. Yet
this objection cannot apply to
the fender in use in Kansas
City, which is a VIGOROUSLY
hilly city.
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BANK cLEARlNos.


4 Seattle.
a Cleariuge today. $3.50 zoe.
4 "a. Balances. 1896. ALPS.
Tacoma.
= Clearlngs today, 3Sf3,efl.
4 balances. fS3s44s
A. Portland.
ClearinRH today. si,tif.0g0.
4 Balances. $685. $40.
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Sierra County advocate., 1907-10-25
Notice OF Forfeiture.

TO Burt KAISER, his heirs, administra-
tors anu assigns ana AL persons claiming
under or through him or them, and TO all
ii may concern:
You and each Of you are hereby mott
fed that the undersigned has expended
the sum OF $4,000 for the year 1905 in
labor and improvements upon the EN-
peror mine or mining claim, situated In
the Las Animas Mining District. Sierra
County, New Mexico. i'm order to holl
such premises under the provisions of
Section 1924, Revised Statues of the
United States, and if within ninety davs
after this notice by publication you fail
or refuse to contribute Your porpJrrion
Of such expenditure as co.owner, togeth-
er with the cost of tflis publication, the
interest OF Burt KaSser. and his heirs.
administrators or assigns. will become
the property Of the undersigned, under
the provisions Of Seciioa 1924.
JAS W STUCK.
First pub. July 1907.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-10-25

Ilttsburg Mining District, County of Sierra
and ierlltOly Ot New MeAicO and also
that celtaiu we'll known and described as
the We'll II the UAion Esperanza MINING
q mpanY and situate in Apache Canon, to
gether with all the pumps, boilers, machi-
merry, houses and improvements at aud
about said we'll, and comprising FIVE Au-
rora pumps, one Aurora feed pump, one
Aurora feed water heater, two Aurora boil
ers, one pump house fouIteen by twenty
feet, one boiler house thirtv-six by thirty
feet, one a ding house eighteen by thirty
six feet, one dwelling house fourteen by
twenty-elght feet, one dwelling house four
teen by twenty eight feet. one barn eigh-
teen by thirty feet, all of said machinery,
structures a ID in'p o enents being situat-
ed on the NW14 of the SW4 of Section 10,
Township 16 South Range West, and the
NE4 of the SEA Of Section "a, Township
I6 South, Range West, in the Iittsburg
Mining District. County of Sierra and Ter
rirory of New Mexico, and al 70 about three
miles of eight inch iron piping, and being
tle pipe line of the defendant Jrion-
Fsperanza Mining Company, and co nect-
ed with and running from the we'll of the
said defendant IN Apache Canon Sierra
County, New Mexico and running across
a portion of the NW4 of the SW a Of Sec
and portion of the NE14 of thu SEl4 of
Section a. II wnship l6 South, Ra ge 5
West, in said Sierra County, and thence
across the public domain of the United
states for the distance Of about three
miles to the placer mining property of the
defendant in Township 16 South, Range 4
West. IN said Sierra County. together with
all fittings, connections, valves and fixtures
attached, appertaininG to and belonging to
SAID pipe line ;or so much of said real estate,
mining premises and personal property as
may be sufficient to satisfy the sum of
Sl392.3l damages. together with costs of
suit amounting to S3l1.30 with interest on
said damages at the rate of six per cent.
per annum from February |, 1896 until the
date of sale, amounting to Si3S.53 and the
costs and expenses of said sale. such dam
ages, costs and interest having been here
tofore on the 10Th day of August. 1907, by
certain Judgment made and entered in
said Court and cause found and adiudged
in favor of the said James A. Harlan,
Plaintilf. and against the said Union
Esperanza Mining Company, Defendant.
~ Ed. TAFoYA
Sheriff Sierra County, N. M.
First publication, Sept. 20, 1907.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-10-25
70 the LranoNitlOn.

70 the pr9ponlilCn.
A road from Lake Valley to
Hllisboro and Kingston meals the
development OF one Of the richest
mining districts ia central New
Mexica There Is scarcely a hill
within a radius Of twenty miies Of
HiIleboro that hasn't prospect
tole, showing pay ore, and many
valuable we'll developed mines are
10 he found in he district There
ere large number OF mines in
the district that are not worked
now that can be made TO pay by
the proposed road. Goods are
transported into the district pow
by stages aud freight wagons
Ihe road from LIKE Valley to
Hlllsboro is stream Of wagons 60
ing backward and forward, some
loaded with supplies and others
with ore. Thore are several small
miues in the district. With
railroad, Hillsboro will become
one of the principal trading posts
and cattle shipping pointe in New
Mexico.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-10-25
NOTICE OF SALE.
ames A. Harlan, PtajntiI
The Union Esporanza Mining Com

pany, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Sheriff of the County of Sierra apo
Territory OF New Mexico, under and by
virtue of writ of veAditioni exponas di
rected to me and tested the 23rd day OF
August, A. D. 1907, and issued out of the
District Court of the Third judicial Dis
trict Of the Territory of New Mexico. sit
ting within and for the County Of Luna.
in the abo. G entitled cause, Numbered l41
Oh the Doohetof said Court, will on Satur-
day the 19h day of October, A. ID. 1907, at
the hour of II 100 o'clock a. m, Mt the
we'll of the defendant Union-Esperanza
Sierra County, II. NJ, sell at public
auction to the highest and best bidder for
cash in hand, the following described
real estate, mining premises and personal
property. being the property of the above
named defendant. and now in my custody
by virtue of writ of attachment issued in
the above entitled cause and levies thereon
made under said writ. on, to-wit, the 9th
day of August, 1906, and the 18th day of
August, 1906, to-wit: The San Miguel Pla-
Ger Mine and Mining Claim, situate and
being in Sections 20 and 2l, III Township lG
South. Range 4 west, New Mexico Princi-
pal Meridian, the location notice whereof
is recorded in Book Fl at page 34S of Min
inc Location records of the County of Sier-
ra. and Territory OF New Mexico; and
also the Esperanza Placer Mine and Min
ing Claim, situate and being in Sections Is
and p, Township i6 South. Range West,
New Mexico Principal Meridian, and being
the same mining claim the notice of loea-
tion whereof is recorded in Book II at page
S4l, of the Mining Location records of
said Sierra County Territory of New Mexi-
co; also the Union Placer Mine and Min
ing Claim. situate and being in Section 21
Township Is South, Range 4 West, New
Mexico Principal Meridian, and being the
same mining claim the notice of location
whereof is recorded in Book Fl at page 345
of Mining Location Records of Sierra
County, Territory of New Mexico also the
Cayuga Chief Placer Mine and Mining
Claim, situate and being in sections p and
p, Township l6 Soush, Range West. New
Mexico Principal Meridian, and being the
same mining claim the notice of location
whereof IS recorded in Book u at page $40
II the Mining Location records of Sierra
County. Territory Of New Mexico. and all
of said mining claims being situate in the
Sierra County advocate., 1907-10-25

We REITERATF. That for more
than fifteen years Hunts Cure has
been working on the afflicted. Its
mission is to cure skin troubles,
particularly those of an itching
character It's succese is not on
account of advertising, but be-
cause it surely does the work.
One box is guaranteed to cure any
case. For sale at the Post Office
Drug Store
Sierra County advocate., 1907-10-25

ThE Ia tIbE FAMIIA.-Grand
Pop used it for Rheumatism.
Dad for Cuts, Sprains and Bruises.
Many for Burns, Scalds and
Aches. Sis for Catarrh and Chill
blains. | use it for everything,
and it never disappolnts any of us.
1t surely yanks any old pain out
by the roots.
Hunts Lightning oil is what
am telling YOU about. For sale at
the Post Office Drug Store.