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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23
D~EC0RATES
AMERICAN DIPLOMAT
Ambassador Wins Gratitude for Hep
re~enting Japan in Russia Dur
ing Late War.


Washington. Dec. 22-Executing
the Instructions Of the emperor Of
Japan. Viscount Aokt. the japanese
ambassador. conveyed today 10 Rob
ert :. Mccormick of Chicago. the
decoration Of the first class OF the
Rising sun. Mr.. Mccormick seryed
rs Ambassador Of the United states
TO Russia during the war between
Russia and Japan and was iu charge.
of japanese interests from the time
Of the severance of diplomatic rela-
tions. In banding the decoration TO
the former ambassador Nisc0unt Aoki
took occasion 10 refer to the warm
gratitude felt by the emperor Of Japan
and the people for the untiring ener-
gy Mr.. Mccormick displayed in pro-
tecting Japanese Interests. The de-
coration is the highest within the
gift Of the emperor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23
TOM LAWSON 70 LAUNCH
NEW POLITICAL PARTY
I%suo~cNcIt aud Johnson Ia Head
Boston Mans Ticket. Report says.

New York. Dec 22.-Thomas W.
Lawson. OF Boston. who. on last Tues
day called ON President Roosevelt az
the White House. said he would prob
abtS make more statements 10 the
public within "a Few days and VIII,
according 20 an interview to be pub
llshed hy the World tomorrow, soon
launch i new political party Its can-
didatcs for president ana vice presi-
dem. according TO the plan as an
nounced viii DE Theodore Roosevelt
and Governor John N Johnson, or
Minnesota. IN his formal announce
meut Mr lawson avoids any direct
statement that his chosen candidates
have acquicsced ln his political pro-
gram.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23
A"RISTOCRACY
B0YC0TTS T0SELL.
Husband of Dlsgraccd Crown Princes
of Saxony Make Hit With
Common People.

Milan. Dee. 22.-Enrico Toselli, the
music master who married former
Crown Princess Louise OF SaNon1
gave his first concert here tonight
since his marriage The hall was
crowded and interest reached a eli
max when Signora Toselli the Coun-
tess Montign0se. elegantly costumed,
entered. taking a conspicuOu place
among the audience
Signor Toselli at first was coidly re-
ceiyed. but soon the audience began
To show their appreciation and ap-
plauded him literally. the countess
looking immensely pleased each time
he was recalled. 4 noticeable feature
Of the concert was the entire absence
OF the Milanese arlstocracy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23
THE NEw WEST.

oh have You seen. mN Travelled iflehu
The eNpurgated West
Where men no lnnEfr tote theif guns
Attention TO arrest
where little WINE Teuderfo1t
No longer gets a shYgk.
But where they gather round the boy
And sell him mining stock
Gone ere the glories ~ the land
Where once the C-N boy ranged.
That ehao is nov a hired man.
For To- the times have changed
So longer hardship stalks abroad
For II grub Is shy
They call the store ts telephone
And get . new supply
The Wild and wonily mining camp
Most ~ us wool has shed
The bold bad men who used 90 roam
The streets have gone e. bed.
They da nat shoot up the Town
That wouldn't be polite.
BESIDES b doesn't seem the way
To- treat electric liEat
s ueW and milder race ~ men
Now monkey with the game,
And when they get their dress suits on
The scene is trite and tame.
You note them in me swallow tail.
Tail hat and fancy vest
And looking sil around YOU see
The passing ~ tile west
Nashville American
suits and underwear worth S200 wer
stolen the other night from Herr
steln's store IN CLAYTON.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23
POWER LIFE BOATS FOR
NEW ENGLAND COAST

Chatham Mass Dee 2c-Thp tf-
tcitnCN ut the life saving service
along The coast is being considerably
strengthened hy placing Goo commits
sion uf power boats. The success ,i
this means Of reaching vessels lu dis
tress. through tumbling seas. which
With boat manned hy oars
would have been lost. has hceu
effectively proved within the last yeas
aud the department has already or
dered the establishing of several uddi-
N'nal boat- un the New England
coast.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23
KAISER GIVES
LAV|SHLY ON
CHRISTMAS
FOR ALL MEMBERS
or IMPERIAL HOUSEHOLD
Poor of Potsdam Gather in
Park in Anticipation of An
nuaI Scattering Of Coin By
Generous Ruler.
In, Memlns IearpaI speelaI Lsa.sd VII

lbs Morning JournRl Special Leased Nre'l
Berlin. Dec. 2a-Thirteen Christ
mas trees standing iu the new palace
a. Postdam for the members 81 the
Imperial family. There are two large
trees In the center with five smaller
ones on the side n six on the other.
diminishing In size according % The
age FOR whom they are intended
The two large trees are for the 30
peror and empress aud the others for
their six sons and daughters, the
wives Of Grown Prince Frederick
william and Prince Eitel and The
two children Of the crown prince.
The emperor's Christmas program
begins after lunch on Tuesday when
he viii walk through the grand park
sans S0uci with several hundred
marks freshly minted IN his pocket
bestoWiug Eve on ten or twenty mark
pieces upon poor persons whom he
may meet
II Is never known what paths the
emperor may take. but a. ID g. an am
nual custom Of his. plenty of poor are
distributed through the park on the
lookout for his majesty. on such oc-
casions he continues his walk 20 tine
barracks 81 the first regiment ~ foot
guards 20 attend the celebration of the
s~o-cailed "life company" 81 which the
fHlbFiof was NAFtAiH dN crown primer
and after him the present erWu prince
but OF which Prince Eitei II now zap
tain.
Every Christmas the emperor 9
present az the distribution Of present.
and 10 join IN a fraternai glass 81
punch.
Every company In the German arml
has IT. own Christmas tree. for which
gifts are sent from the mems home4
The imperial family gathers 20 g
o'clock 20 give one auather their pres
onts. Then the officials Of the impe-
rial household come into The shell
room. where the trees stand 10 re-
ceivc theirs. The members Of the
Imperial family give hut do not accept
gifts from members If the household
The emperor has been -summoning
dealers 60 Postdam almost every af-
ternaon since his return fran Eu-
gland n has been selecting for
christmas gifts sporting guns sad
dlery outfits, gold mounted or jew
eled riding crops and other appropri.
ate articles FOR twenty or thirty la
dies and gentlemen attached 20 hls
household. He also gives portraits
VIII his autograph. richly framed
Porceiains and Jewel boxes. Of which
he IL exceedingly fond
1ho cruwn prince aud Prince Eitei
establishments Of their ows at
fostdam 10 which they repair after
the family gathering to have similar
Of presents 10 members
their official households.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23
Mnndcrfnl Vol VIM RIM.

futpperwein to-day completed a ten.
DAYS shooting iu which he shu al
zoe targets and missed only nine.
This beats The worlds records in se,-
'rfI ways both H- tu the number 90.
targets shot 90 and the number
missed Tht exhibition was closed On
H'fi"ind fashion rucpperwein
shooting at thc final taHU targets auo
mis~'us only uut. T-oepprINrIn used ~
DIE automatic rinr and the
'IH W.rp two and nnr-uaif inches
,HI.h bod were driven into Tho air. ut
Fl a'.'Ir. of twenty feet frHm the
where The mRrksmau stood
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23
a.cnrpln nnnk In.nI,c M

Atlanta. Ga. Dec. 2g.-FolloWiug
two days Investigation of the .efairS
% the Neal bank, one of the largest
STATE hanks in Georgia, 81 was decided
tonisht Co put affairs ot the inslitu-
tlon into the hands OF a. state exam
mel.
THE clearing house issued O. notice
saying that the Investments and loans
~ the bank are az such character that
the, cannot be- readily converted Ia,
thai tht assets 30 placed with thc stat,
ufi,e s. as provided bog law. mas ul-
imately pay creditor and depositur-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23
ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS
FORECAST FOR THE WEEK

The holiday eason removed from
The week most of the fixed sources OF
news, placing ugt Ia recess
largely suspeudinR conventions anI
gatherings VI various organizations
and generally reducing the news
vents that can be anticipated IN
larger interest, therefore. VIII center
ON happenings abroad. Al 81. Peteis-
burg the trial OF General StoessclNNiii
continue with promise OF more scnsa-
tiuual disclosures concerning the de-
Tense OF Port Arthur and the reyela-
lions ~ administrative secrets. the
war with Japan Count Whites action
la seeking the press as "a Medium OF
reply 60 General Stoessels statements
when he was refused permission tn
testify az the trial Is looked upon as
possibly the first OF many develop
ments OF a sensational character that
viii result from the official stirring or
the muddy waters Of Russian ofnciai-
DOM.
tn Berlin the trial 81 Herr Harden.
editor NJ the Zuekunft ON the charge
uf libeliuE Couut kuna Won Moltke On
hts exposure concerning the now fam
"u3 court scandal" win continue uu-
less the efforts making too bring about
a private adjustment are -=uccessfui
Although the proceedings conveying
thc most shocking portion OF the tts-
tifnuuY are being held ln private. Ber-
Zoo AdNiccs Intimate that open court
hearings wil De- resumed and thar
Subsequent testimony may reveal ut
lrast ln part. the basis ot Herr Har-
dcn's charges. Involving some of th
%greatcst names Doe the empire.
THE Jananese diet Will assemble or
wednesday Tor Is twenty fourth st--
sion aud thr number of extremely
grave questions which viii confront i|
promise Co make the session oue or
unusual Importance Tile opposition
is said tu be prepared to vigorously
npIipe. ihe budget formally decided
upon o., Tho imperial council e. lev
ha's ago and which contemplate
lJrEe r"etteuulmeuf iu thr publ,
uouuituIr~ Tho emigration question
also promise in br prolific nI nIriI-|
sen debate The prlEressi,r nHrft ole
ready has announced f- determluI-
ton D" promote au active campaign
Iu thc Diet against the gnNtfumeufs
f-tIirffNc policy u fn support th.
migration rumpHNire whose b-u.Iurs-I
is impUrlrd hr Foreign Minister Hag-
action In exercising Vigorous
,nutlul over their Operations. uariIUu-
.atH m Uniting fnt sending Uf Ia-
'"f"fs Geo thi- country ami canada
Th, situation m Persia a.I.ius from,
De- conflict between tH. fh.uu. a."
De- t'u-ttuuunalIsf- although uuu
rroE Ted a. heIne mon. r.1--urua g.
avg regarded as critical Fur tne
present danger Hf eIa-h seems.
laff been aNsrtrG. brf fl. attIfuf. nf
De- attars d. de-rihra a. being 1n-
n Hae Hl-Ttnrss anal ur.f,a .efn.s- O.. :
lh' state ut HTwFI menace {
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23

Southampton and Cherbourg. Hand
ed her ~voyagers today.
General j. Pienarer. who won.his
rank in the Boer war. but Is now en-
gagged in the task Of abolition OF the
slave trade In Africa. was n OF her
travellers.
General Pienarer said he has not
asked during his world wide cam
paign a single shilling in contribution.
His program In this country Ne said
would include lectures.
HOf course / am exclusively bound
first TO the abolition Of the slave trade
in the Portuguese territories said
he. and then We shah devote our
time 10 the Congo district. I wish to
show 1he world the horrible condi-
lions that exist
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23
sunday Hanging il. Russia.

-. Petersburg. Dec. = mon
convicted OF robbery were executed
today at Yeksterinoslav. Four sol
dlers have been sentenced to death a.
Sebastopol in connection with the re-
cent muiiny Of the Brest regiment
and two death sentences have been Or
dered at Amolensk, and one each at
Moscow. kostrama and Riga.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23
STATES SENATOR
MALLORY PASSES AWAY

Pensacola. Fla, Dec. Ex-senator
Mallory died at L. As a. IN. after an
Illness caused by q general break
down on November 30 with paraly-
SIS of the left side. He rallied some
what but early today began sinking
rapidly and passed away shortly az
ter midnight Or Kennedy. his
nephew and physician were with him
the end came.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23
TWO MEN DEAD IN FIRE AT
FORT SMITH, Is FEARED

Fort smith. Ark. Dee. z2.-Flre at
: O'Clock this morning destroyed n
Haglin siN-story Office building. the
American National building and two
other structures. Loss $4,000.
j 4. McNitty, = cotton buyer. ana
a man named Kaufman. who slept in
the Haglln building. are missing ana
are believed 10 nave persisted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23

Creole Colo, Dec. 22.-The big
power plant of the Happy Thought
mine. belonging 20 the United Greece
Mines company was destroyed by fire
tonight. Loss estimated at $1,000
The mine was closed owing 70 the de-
probation in silver and the cutise Of
the fire Is unknown.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23
ROSWELL AUTOMOBILE co.

Mall and passenger line between Roswell
Y. NJ. and Torrance. n. NJ, daily. Sunday
Included, connecting with all trains on the
Rock Island and.Santa Re Central Railrcads.
Leave Roswell at l p. m. Leave Torrance
IN arrival OF Rock Island train due al 2 a
m. Running tire between the two points 5
hours. Meals furnished at Camp Needmore
q charge. Excursion parties accommo-
by notifying the company two days in
advancs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23
Fire Fighter Injured.

W~Hkesbarre. Pa. Dec. 22.-Nine
aremen were injured and damage to
the extent Of ~S25n.G0O was done by
d fire which originated in the Globe
dry goods store of Langfeld brothers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23

esiy made against the premier by the
s%x-fninlster at a sitting Of parliament
a few days ago. The meeting took
Place at noon and was a blOodless
one. Neither man was In any way
injured. emf the two became recon-
aFfaA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23
INTO YOUR SHOES

EMHH a NLH wL. " aarHM main
tu smarflnE nervous Zee and insfantlr
,a ne sting eat - crrus and huuans
e Foot kaae makes uFnf o. nsu shoes
fesl easy u I'd crrtain cure FOR sweauns
eaAHhs sse'ien ursd aching feet Try IA
tnaag suld ~ an uEr Sc and ah1s store.
~ maN Tor tar ln stamps. nan't accent anv
Substitute For FREE trial narkars a. re-.
Sample % the FcOr-EASE sanifarv CORN
PAD q usW iuF=nffnn. adHrr-. Ana
ounstsd Il Rog X T. y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23
IInn. IIglt nIn.Ilc.. h, m

I'a. Pest Dee. ---br M,eker-
fle Hungarian premier and Fsr-
Minister 20 Justice pulyui fought
aHH Today With swords a- Cd result
an allegation - political UIslon-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23
Labor CommissIopcr in Los Angelo

Los Angeles. Dec. 22-United State
commissioner of Labor Charles +.
NELL and the two officials who as
sisted him IN investigating the condi-
lions at Goldheld. left for the asst az
10 o'clock tonight TWO hours after
their arrival.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23
WORKS TO ABOLISH
SLAVE TRADE IN AFRICA

New York. Dec aa-Thr Nu,.rE
can linrT New York-arr- n trin ~
high winds and ~blIovInc seas fr.u,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-23

likelihood that the disorder hereto
fore confined TO Teheran may spread
Should the shah refuse the demands
which the parliament Is expecting
from him his d~ethronement might
follow and an acute crisis be precipi-
tated from which grave conditions
might result.
on Christmas eve the battleship
fleet will drop anchor in n Port 81
spain. Trinidad. and complete the
first leg Of the Impressive voyage TO
the Pacific. In that ancient little port
the 1900 officers and men Of the
armada will celebrate Christmas with
festivities and feasting abroad ship
for an and shore liberty for the lucky
ones. Tons Of ~seasonable good thing
were aid in before the fleet left home
waters and all hands viii enjoy a
breach in the customary ratlons Of
deep sea voyaging 70 FIVE days IN"
ships wW Die az Port ~ Spain where
the ofdclals and citizens nave arr
ranged an elaborate program OF IN
tertainment. Three days viii be- given
10 racing, baseball. polo and other
sports. a reception and ball viii be
given at The government house and
numerous public aud private func-
lions win be held IN u OF the Wis
itors. ON saturday The battleships
wHl head southwark for the long run
down TO Rio Janiero. where they are
scheduled 10 arrive IN January IL for
a stay Of ten days. After the first
day or two out from Trinidad, prob
ably no word viii be- had from tho
fleet until u Is reported at Rio Janerio
"a the ships VIII have passed from
the zone Of the wireless telegraph
The torpedo boat notilla. less fortu-
NATE than the big ship4 viii spend
christmas az sea. being scheduled g.
reach Para. Brazil on Thursday next.
The proposed withdrawal Of federal
troops from Golddeld again revives In
terest iu the situation arising from the
OF the mine owners and the
federation Of miners. Thus far, the
conference between the two Interests
has not been productive Of any basis
"A settlement and the mine owners
fear Of trouble unless the
president rescinds his action in ORDER
the troops away. The labor lead
efs assert thai there need be no fear
of disorders. II is reported that the
owners viii make a determined
effort 10 resume operations this weeh
while the troops are still present am
the situation thus created probebiF
viii determine The future course ~
war department.
The Republican journal., 1907-02-14
FORECLOSURE NOTICE.

WHEREAS. Benz. F. Ward of Thorndika, in
w the County of Waldo, and State of Maine,
by his mortgage deed dated the twentieth day of
November A. d. 1885, and recorded in the Waldo
Registry of Deeds, Rock 2Os, Page 3Os conveyed to
the undersigned, inhabitants of Thorndike, in said
County Of Waldo, Gel tain parcel OF land situated
in said ThOrndke, being part of lot No 1856 and
bounded as follows. to wit Beginning at a birch
tree marked in the southeast corner OF said lot
No 1856 and at lot No. 1875; thence south eighty
seven degrees west on the north line of said lot
No. LIS just half way across said lot No. 1856;
thence north three degrees west one hundred
and two rods; the ce north eighty seven de-
drees east across said lot No. 1856 to the west
line of lot No. 1876; thence south three degrees
east on said west line one hundred and two rods
to the place of beginning, containing thirty two
acres more or less; and wher.aS the condition of
said mortgage has been broken, now therefore,
by reason OF the breach of the condition thereof
the inhabitants of Thorndike claim foreclosure
of said mortgage.
Dated this twenty sixth day of January, A. D..
1907.
INHABITANTS OF THORNDIKE.
,v, BY Ss5 i H s5ss;ss
The Republican journal., 1907-02-14
CKNTER LiNCOLNvILLE.
The LincOlnville Amateur I


The Lincolnville Amateur Dramatic Com
pany presented the drama entitled "Iillie,
the Quadroon,' at the Grange hall Monday
evening, Feb. 4th, to very large audience.
After the drama the hall was cleared and
dancing was in order, with music by Town
sends orchestra. From both social and q
financial standpoint the affair was decid-
ed success. The characters in the play
deserve much credit, and the Grange
under whose auspices it was given is to te
warmly congratulated About $50 WAS
cleared from the drama and dance. Oyster
stew, coffee and dOughnuts were served....
MIR. Horace Miller. who has been on the
sick list, is able to be out again. Miss
Helen Ring of M0ntville visited Mrs Edna
Mckinney last week. -. Miss Lena McKir
ney has gone to Castine to attend the spring
term at the Normal school,. Mrs. Frank
Kennedy OF Camden was guest Of Mrs.
Benson Hall last week III. j. Tibbetts of
hockport visited In town last week. -. Mss
Mary Coggins has returned from visit in
ROCK port. Our veteran hOrSeman Ben
son L. Hall is handling some fine colts this
winter and when seen on the street they al
tract much attention. Mr.. Fl. is a success
line is highly complimented... One Of our
most respected citizens, MIR. A. Fl. Miller,
met with what might have been m st Sc
rious accident last week. He was hooked in
the eye by cow, but at this writing he is
improving rapidly. MIR. Wales Films is
confined to the house by the grip. :. Mrs.
Alice Miller is in Camden for a few weeks,
employed as nurse... Frederick MOrang
of Rockland was a guest at Benson Halls
the last of the week. -. Mrs Frank Fletcher
OF Stockton Springs is visiting at her
fathers. Mr. Jackson Mathews. We are
glad to report that Mrs. E. T. Churchill of
this town, who has undergone an operation
at the home of her daughter in Camden, is
slowly recovering. -. Your correspondent is
glad to mention that there is sufficient i'm
prOvement in her hand to enable her to use
1t somewhat and that it is constantly gain
ing.
The Republican journal., 1907-02-14
Chronic Constipation Cured.

One who suffers from chronic constipa-
ton is in danger of many serious ailments.
Orno Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic
constipation as it aids digestion and stimu-
lates the liver and bowels, restoring the
natural action of these organs. Commence
taking it today and you will feel better at
once Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not
nauseate or grippe and is very pleasant to
take. Refuse SubSttutes.-R. ii. Moody.
The Republican journal., 1907-02-14
TIE REPUBIIoAN J0URNAI THURSDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1907

=. =. thompson. :. And the snow continues
70 70 iall. s'Storm after storm PUSHES dark
ger our way" but we want to STICK It out
t untii spring, just the same. ..oeveral OF
me young people of this place attended the
1al aHl, given by the seniors OF freedom
Mrs. G. Whitcomb Of Poors Mills spent last
Saturday with their daughter, Mrs. Thomas
'Ersklne.. George Edmunds bought horse
1 M week of chester Gray ;Lleweilyn
MEIER went to Rockport last Friday and re.
turned Sunday. -. George Edmunds had
which he will haul to Belfast for sale....
Adelia Keller. j. W. Wentworth and daugh-
yer Mary and Cora Goodwin were on the
SICK list last week with the grip.
The Republican journal., 1907-02-14

Aii Headaches go
Wien You grow wiser
AHu learn TO use
Gah, AD Early Riser"
J&-p +'JUr Early Risers, safe, sure
Ill. y Moody.
,0I "ner OF New Cottage-I've been
~ IT, hat creepers to put On the cot
n T'''A Do you think would be best,
IN -' 'at1ner-Well, sir, one or them
haI "0sld cover it up quickest
i- 5'31J 10 know what you are giving
tSwss, ga viii know ii you use Gas
iaa ''t.' Idhe the trouble TO look at the
aJs., II L'ei Ingredient is shown there
si'se.,, english. Cascasweet is the best
Nllra nor the stomachS of babies aud
sr sud by K. ii. Moody.
\ Dn '' ,.4t is positively dishonesty said
s0sg, "Vsl,ng citizen. "No," answered
al n, 3sofgham HE isn't as culpable as
sAgencraA lie merely lacks the high in
Ne etbio"% men enables man to exercise
'st, ''a discrimination. Washington
iadder t,6, Treatment for rheumatism and
III Rel iMoaOles for 25 cents. That is what
@ Biadh5a small box of DeWitt's Kidney
y ali T tya5, Fills. Nothing else so good
Ndby PPOGoleS caused by impure blood.
slee scbo ,oligi;ying dentistry at a correspond
aold tbj l, >, Rather an awkward way, l
" paiin is, Il should say it is. He
,9aad Ia '' Sil gas the other day and then
9ar M 'lah know how to remove the
sss lbrsah e mad to write the school, and
%atent !, uays before he could get rid of
.pa. cleveland Plain Dealer.
iiN Dilga people have Piles. Why suffer
ggaled ihnen you can use DeWitt's Car
Wiling el Isou Hazel Salve and get relief.
w. See 'Se !, so good. Beware of imita-
WI boz S shat the name is stamped on
'oid by R. II. Moody.