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The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
From all the reports ". b,,.

From all the reports We b,
ceived from every fruit disrit,l
state since the June crop is O;s
quite evident that Colorado vii
fully half a crop Of fruit Si-.5
of fruit IN certain places vii
only about onc-fuurth nj a Ierlstr
other kinds about a third, .ort,s
and Others three-fourths h
dition for the apples is be,Va I,
and sixty per cent; pears are Tilt
per cent; peaches, afty pererg,s
thirty per cent; cherries, sevast
per cent; raspberrics, sixty 70
and blackberrieS seventy Igx
Considering the bad luck We hiqI
IL would seem that the fruit tryJ
coming through remarkably Td1
are probably as prolific as h. /
can stand.-Denyer Field abi Fls|
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
BOOKS AS DEPOSIT BOXES.
Articles Of Queer Kinds Found In
Library Volumes.

Chicago-A new use for library
DOCKS, that OF safety deposit boxes,
was discovered in the public library
when three silver dollars dropped
from book which an attendant was
returning to the shelves.
That this is not the only use In
winch books are put by their readers
oeveioped from visit to the desk
OF Benjamin P. Smith, who has charge
OF the circulation department Mr.
omitn mas drawer devoted to articles
round In books returned.
scarcely day passes but soma.
thing is brought in to me-" said Mr.
smith. Usually the articles are those
evidently left by women, who seem
70 use books much as they do a hand
bag. manu-
onstamped letters and bank books
are perhaps the most frequent The
letters we keep for a day or an and
men stamp and send off. The bank
DOCKS are returned to the bank. Ere.
auentiy we receive letters asking us
70 look for articles in certain books.
ohe OF the most interesting thinss
EVER found was decree of divorce.
vi course that was returned to the
owner. But here Is something never
called for" He took up a medium.
sized pair Of scissors.
That's a queer book mark. u.r.
arc dozen pairs Of spectacles: their
owners are to this day wonderins
wnere n the world .thbir glasses went
~ course We have NO way Of learning
me owner and they never think cl
having left thsm ma hook.
Pnotographs ars freQusntly found
sno more o{tea proofs, TIE sften1,
snts eyssx IN 4)n1 ~ "a SSiis
p.es ~ -, ~ * ~ = /, q y no14
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24

Pursuant to call OF Mayor, the
Board OF Trustees met in special ses-
sion at Clerks office, July 22nd.
Meeting called to order by Mayor
johnson. Trustees Smith, Ward,
Mitchell, Cook and Henderson, pres.
ent. Absent, Stcinmetz.
A report was heard from Health
Oiiicer Woods in regard to certain hog
yards being situated near lateral ditch
supplying town reservoir.
On motion by Smith that the water
committee be instructed to build all
necessary fence and waste ditch to
protect lateral from hog yard. Motion
lost.
Motion by Henderson that the
State Board OF Health be requested
to make investigation OF lateral ditch
from canal to reservoir and give de.
cision on same. Motion carried.
Adjourned.
j. II. PECK, Dep'y Clerk.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24

The sugar beets around Ordway
give promise at this time OF a better
tonnage than the crop OF last year
when many fields went to tops from
too much irrigating. The dry spell
Just terminated, was not conducive to
top growth and the Beets grew down
In search OF moisture. Now that
plenty OF water is available for trri-
eating, a neavy tonnage is practically
assured.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24

The principal kick We have to offer
In regard to the write-up OF Ordway
which was published in the form OF a
folder this week, is the fact that the
NEW ERA was listed as weekly"
newspaper and the First National as
a strong" bank. We do not take ex-
ceptions to the latter, but dislike to
have our infirmities brought out by
such comparisons.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
THE SUBSCRIPTION LAWS

Many readers have, from time to
time, requested information concern
ing newspaper laws. Seven have been
compiled from decisions Of the United
States court and embOdy points that
bother many publishers. The seven
are:
l. Subscribers who do not give ex-
press notice to the contrary are consid-
cred as wishing to renew their sub.
scriptions:
/. II a subscriber orders the discon-
tinuance of subscription, the pub
Usher may continue to send same
until all arrearages are paid.
3. II subscriber neglects or re-
fuses to take a paper or periodical
from the postotiice TO which they are
directed, they are held responsible un-
Til they have settled their bills and or
dered them discontinued.
4. Subscribers moving to other
places without informing the publish
ers, and the papers are sent to their
former address, they are held respons-
ible.
5. The courts have decided that re-
fusinR to take periodicals from the
pOstoffice or remuving and leaving
them uncalled for is prima facia evi-
dence OF intentional fraud.
II subscribers pay In advance,
they are bound to give notice at the
end ofSthe time If they do not wish to
continpe taking it; otherwise the pub.
Usher r authorized to send it, and the
subscriber is responsible until an ex-
press notice with payment OF arrear-
ages Is sent to the publisher.
I. The latest postal laws are sucI,
that newspaper publishers can arrest
anyone for fraud that takes news
paper and refuses to pay for 1t. Under
the Law man who allows his subscrip-
tion TO run aIoSg for some time unpaid
and then orders the postmaster t.
mark IL "refased'. sud. have. card
sent notifying the publishers, leaves.
himself liable TO arrest and fine the
same as s,cUmmon thief.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
Get 100000 weddjno am.

Philadelphia.-When he gave his
daughter Blanche in marriage to w.
X. Kerford, an inspector Of the PHIL
adelphia Electric company. who worries
for modest weekly wage, B. r. Levy.
a wealthy retired business man added
to his godspeed q wedding present Of
100000 to cheer the pair on their
way. The fortune which Mr.. and
Mrs. Kerford received. ITO help them
,tart housekeeping right" IL sad t.
" IN siIt-edged securities which win
sield handsons incpme.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
NOTICE

The stock OF merchandise hs'at
known as the Cash Bazaar ,ti 4
ated by Shelton X llgeni,Iu ID
in the hands of trustees fOrtRsd
OF all the creditors. BY mzs
deed OF trust this stock has bs
ed In the hands Of the untisr
trustees, together with all aaI
counts owing to said drm Of ~
Il Ilgenfritz. All business isri1
to said matter is underthesun
Of the trustees TO whom all dsl
debtcdness must be paid. Cal
address Perry Behymer, ftss
trustee.
This June 27th, 1908.
SHELTON & ILoENnn|
+. c. MCGINLEY,
Is. a. SMITH, IN
tfI7 PERRY BEHYMER,
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BOYS. JUDGING CONTEST

At the Colorado State Fair in
Pueblo September l4th to 10th, a
scholarship valued at 1925, which is
good in any Of the regular courses at
the Agricultural College will be given
the boy under 81 years Of age who does
the most efficient work in judging
classes Of horses. swine, cattle and
corn. Contest takes place September
18th,
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
Prohibition

Nov that the lid is on tight, what
shall we do to drown our sorrows?"
exclaimed an advocate of demon
rum.
Drown them In the prohibition
wave." replied the prohibitionist, who
was somewhat OF wit himselt.-De-
troit Free Press.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24

L. W. Walter seems to have the
banner cantaloupe patch of this dis
trict. On several OF the vines lie has
counted as high as II melons and was
showing some on the street that were
fully half grown. His 10 acres will
probably net him handsome sum,
and was estimated by one of his
neighbors at 5000 gross.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
Discretion,

so you are independently rich?"
No. SIR" answered Mr.. Dustin
stax. Il am rich. But in this era of
popular criticism the richer man is
the more careful he has to be not to
act in the least Observation-Disclosures
ington Star.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
Just What He Wanted.

"She said that she would never
speak to me again"
We'll. what did you do?"
Il asked her II she meant It, and
when she nodded her head, asked
her to be my wife. Such a chance
as that was too good to lose."-De
troit Free Press.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
Baptist Church Service

Sunday School at 10 a. ILL., s,u
Sermon at II a. Ill ~
degeneration in Christian Sei's' y
Young Peoples Meeting 9"
Subject, "Home Mission x
houses" s.I
Evening preaching service e., u
Subject, "The Cities Of helusS "a,
Prayer meeting, SOU p w.
day evening. ,,.l ind
We extend to all Il co'u
tIon to attend these services p,..a
A. NJ. CRAVEN f'
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

Sunday, July Goth, 1905 :,
Sunday School at 10 o'cIoc''
Newton, Supt.
Preaching service li'oV D. ~
Teacher Training class at '%f
Evening service $ p. m. :.
Everyone is cordially In'''eu
tend these services. ma.
RoBr. II. NEWTON raw
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24

f. Nevins was showing sugar beet
on the street last Monday that eri'
IDENTIFY had some alfalfa blood In IL
Judging from the manner in which IL
was going down for the underflow. II
measured 80 inches from the base OF
the leaves to the point.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24

He who hath money and refuscth to
subscribe for his local paper, but rath-
er looks over his neighbor's shoulder
TO behold the contents thereof, is like
unto an ass, who, having manger
full Of hay, nevertheless cribbeth that
OF his blind companion, and then
brayeth loudly with british glee.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24

Many additional seats have been
added To the park this week by the
different merchants and more will
follow. Amy one found guilty Of de-
facing these seats or any other park
property will be prosecuted for each
and every offense.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24

Whipple's photo car has been moved
to Sugar City. During his stay in
Ordway, Mr.. Whipple was patronized
very liberally, in fact. he pronounced
IL the best town for his business he
had visited In the state. The work he
turns out Is far above the average and
we predict successful run for him at
Sugar Town.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
MuIe 4 Ihlsf pstae.or

Rising Sun. Md.-A mule In the
Hartford county almshouse stable
kicked the hat from the head Of 4
passing thief Into the rafters one night
recently. It was found in the morn.
Ing BY workmen and led to the arrest
OF John II. Smith Of Lapidum and the
recovery q : ut Of Stolen harness.
The man ~ convicted :: n
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
A PhYalcaI Feat.

When Jones found he had tackled
the wrong man. he turned cold all
over"
Why"
TO find himself Unexpectedly In
such hot water."-Baltimore Ameri
can.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
Both Guilty.

Doris-Mamma. why is your hal,
turning gray?
Mamma-Because you are such
bad little girl sometimes.
Doris-What bad child you must
have been, mamma! Grandma's hair
is almost white.-Judge.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
Very AppronrIata.

YES" contided the garrulous bar
Der. I'm tired OF working In the city
and l think / shall go down south
and raise pork"
That so7" replied the regular
patron. what kind OF swine are you
going to raise2"
why. razorbacks."-Chicago Daily
News.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
Town Boord Proceedings

,rh. Ronrd of Trustees met In reeh'
lar session July lIlh, 'Os. Meeting
called "a order by Mayor pro TEN
s,clnmctz Those present, Trustees
Ward, Cook. Mitchell, Stelnme'E a""
smith. Absent, Mayor Il. Is Johnson
and Trustee l.. A Henderson MIN
ME. of last regular meeting ana oi
snecIal meeting held July 7th were
read and approved.
The following bills were alI""'u'
J. f. johnson, printing ana
'' ,ian"r. ........ So. -
Fred SteInhauer, ditch plowlng 'eo
WIN. johnson, special police
July ith......,.'.'.' -''
r. ". Meyer, special police
July lth........ ........''' z.oo
C. W. Lacy, special police July
+Ih ...- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -'"o
q. ". Piper special police July
4th............ .,'.'.''.' -'''
f. p. johnson. postal cards,
'nrnrc etc ....... $50
IltlNlltf " 80 p 70 . .
4. II. Francis, filling reservoir. s.l5
C. \. Miller rebate water tax,
account Of vacancy. .....,.., u"
II. IIumiStun. rebate water tax
orruunr Of vacancy y......... 20
C. C.. Collins. rebate water tax
account Uf vacancy ...,..... Luz
ca motion. all water consumers are
requested to notify the water commits
siuncr whenever their houses are va
Gated or rr-rcutcd, in order 10 govern
the granting Of rebates for vacancy.
Committee on Jail reported progress
and committee continued.
Committee on water rate for the ice
plant was continued.
Fire committee reported progress in
regard to changes to be made at opera
house: also in regard to negotiations
for place TO build temporary building
for hose cart.
Water committee reported on drain
at filter and were instructed to make
changes suggested.
Proposed ordinance granting To
the Kansas and Colorado Pacific
Railway Company right OF way for
spur track across Denver and Colorado
BouIevardS for use of The Twin Lakes
Land and Water CUmpany's elevator
received third reading and was passed
with the understanding that the Twin
Lakes Land and Water Company are
TO pay the expense connected with
publishing same, all members voting
aye:
The Mayor and Clerk were instruct.
ed to sign contract with The Ordway
Electric Light and Power Company
for street lights for term OF five
years.
Meeting adjourned at li:3O p. IN.
T.. =. JOHNSON,
Clerk and Recorder
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
WARNlNGI

The water supply for the Town ot
Ordway being In u questionable state
OF purity. you are hereby advised To
boil that used for drinking and cook
ing purposes. Boil for at least twenty
W. 7. WOODS, NJ. d.
Health Onlcer.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
Eatlaued Them Some.

This attack on the Americans who
have the rubber concessions in the
kongo by the natives must rather in.
terfere with the turning of the wheels
Of commerce"
Rather looks as II they were get.
ting rubber tired"
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24

So much interest was manifested in
the beet contest on July 4th, that Mr..
Edwards decided to have another on
August lst. 5000 in six different
prizes will be awarded.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
EvantelIcaI Church >e'''

Evdn8elIcaI Shu's
Services over Sunday as follows
German services 900 a. ID /, "a
Sunday School, English auu ,sS
at 10 q. m. M
Sermon, English, ll;oo .. :. ~ @.,sti
Young Peoples Alliance '.,'s saot
Evening preaching service 'e I'd I'D
Mid.weck prayer mee''nR
lay at 500 r. m. atI0t|
Bob Creek Sunday Schooo' =
Preaching at II a. I'D.
Nuna preaching at > ?. p.,,,sd ~ tosl
The public cordially ln'
services. g crrrNNETt 4
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24

Leave your laundry at the u'
Barber Shop. The ELITE !"
To none.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24

Tiffany Shaded, the latest Mt
type for calling cards. Let US w
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24

Elite Laundry, "The Best by Test"
Agency at Brownies barber shop.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24

sshsssins - sl.so Tor ! year.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LUM6ER-From mill to the contrae-
tor and Consumer at wholesale prices.
House bills a speciality. Write NiSen
Lbr Co, Texarkana, Ark.
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Bills Of Moment
Sa8asasusasusasnsl slsus saasaaHsnsasHsasI
by HENRY ). JOHNSTON.

Service
BE ENACTED OKLAHOMA
Oklahoma
1898 civil the Oklahoma
the hereby o follows;
Section 6s the
o
with
lawfully
director attorney
Section railroad
transmission
corporation company hereby
county
or may
record justice peace corporation
designated person.
appointment person
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Guthrie, okla, May
COMMITTEE ROOM OF COMMITTEE JUDICIARY
Mr. Speakers
We Committee Judiciary Bill No
by Henry Johnston amendao
have
with the pass
vANDEvENTER,
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II has been remarked that the enSc
live life OF incandescent electric lamps
Is much longer with clear than with
ground glass bulbs h. =. HYDE ok.
plains this fact as tollows. A thin do.
post Of carbon IS formed on the in
terror surface of the bulbs. aud Ibis
absorbs certain portion Of the radia
ton from the fiament When the
glass is clear the light passes straight
through, suffering definite loss from
the carbon flm When the glass Is
frosted the light undorgoes many ~
ieetions IN tue interior Of the bulb
from the lnnumerabe facets. and at
each reflection i loses something on
account of the obstructng film. The
consequence is that the total amount
OF loss is much greater with ground
glass thap with clear glass. AIr
Hyde's experiments show that the fla
ment lasts as long IN the one Kind Of
bulb as In the other Youths Com
panion
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Ol The various manifestations of at
nuspherlc laxity none rs more inter.
esting 10 North American han the
hazness OF the color line This land
of coffee and sunshine Is land tmged
with African blood OF the seventeen
and half millions of people IN tho
country only some six millions are
whites There were 750.O0O slaves in
Brazil when the Princess Regent eman.
cipatod them In 1887, aad there are
neirhborhoods where the negro prob
lem 10 a problem only In so far as life
may be a problem 10 Africans in their
native Enigles You 80 aahore ior ia
stance 80 buy cigars at Bahia. Il WAS
IA great place in the old slave days
before the centre OF industry moved
down TO Sac paulo, is a line place stili,
with ts tall stagescenery buildings
painted white OF pinkish or pale blue
the fronts--an echo of the Dutch yisi-
tation of long ago--often decorated
with dies You climb the marrow wind
ing streets 10 the upper town looking
out on the turquoise sea. EVERYWHERE
! are negroes huge women with en0r.
nous chocolate colored arms In white
cotton wrappers and turbans They
ltOiUt NMilEilE uOMll tHi Abbhl'i"AhA' -
| squat beside their fruits and green par
Irots, lean out Of ground floor windows
smoking fat black cigars. Try TO take
photograph Of one and her broad
shining face clouds over with fear OF
the unknown and up goes her apron
over her head In the cool interiors
of these houses with spotless patloa
land doerways white folks doubtles.
= n - IA.
scarcely sees them. Eighty per cent
lof the inhabitants are negroes
You feel as though you were walking
Through a deserted white mans city
lheld by q black army OF occupation
About one-thrd of Rios population
are negroes From blacks who might
lhaye been landed from a slave shii
yesterday he African tinge fades on
through every gradation OF mixed blood
lup TO that Of the cultured whites o
the ruling class - (From Brazil
Where The Coffee Comes From bl
Arthur Rnhl in The June scrlbner.
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You can get that old lawn mower
re8round al Oismlth's, SO that II will
cat like new, Tor Sl.z5.
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A woman takes more JOY out of
finding a withered flower that one OF
the children pressed In . book than a
man does finding a ten dollar bill In
an old suit of clothes
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The Worid,s Rest clImate.
yANDEyENTER
Chairman

is moi entirely free from disease. on
the high elevations feyefs prevail
while on the lower levels malaria Is
encountered to greater or less ex-
tent according To altitude. To over
come climate affections. lassltude.
malaria. jaundist biliousness. fever
and ague. and general debility the
most effective remedy Is Electric Bit
ters, the great Alternative and blood
purifier The anfidoie for every form
Of bodily weakness. nerYOusness. ans
insomnia. Sold under guarantee al
g. A. Renfros drug store. Price SOC
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WANTED Leader office, good
clean cotton rags.
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Ways Of HdItinq.

Dserstalking among the Dogrib In
dians Is managed by skillfui counter
felt OF the animal Tive hunters walk
together the man behind with bent
body, the one la front carrying q
stags head The legs Of the men
serve very wen for the fors and hind
legs OF the animal Ia this way thu
hunters get almost 10 the midst Of =
herd OF deer before the creatures are
aware Of danger
The ostrich is hunted IA a similat
way by the bushmen OF South Affca,
and the Eskimos sometimes come to
close quarters with seals by dressing
themselves ia sealskins aud 1exterous.
" mimicklng the style OF swimming
and doping" so characteristic of Che
animal
la Australia the natives bring the
wallaby or young kangaroo Within the
range OF the spear by suspending O
small birds skin ana feathers from
the end Of u long rod and lmitatlug
The birds cry London strand
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amsR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
4 ORDERS OF STATE Z
. CORPORATION ]
y y COMMISSION !
iSsmGhGngmsn%ESg-sasEa ~ sEa .'Ea'snssS
No order Today.
LEAGUE SCHEDULE FOR MAY.
For Financial Reasons ounthrie Gets
Bulk Of Ounday Games.

The following schedule Is announced
for the Oklahoma State league by
President Hauseman up TO May 2S.
Sunday. May Crescent City at
Kingfisher and Hennessey at Guthrie
Both double-headcrs,
Monday, MAY 1i--Offiday I'm league
Tuesday 18TH and Wednesday 18TH
Crescent City at Hennessey.
Guthrie at Kingfisher
Thursday, May l4-Off day.
Friday and Saturday. May u and
16.-Guthrie at Hennessey aud King
fisher at Crescent City.
Sunday and Monday, May II and rs
-Hennessey at Kingfsher and Cres
cent at Guthrie
May H. Kinglisher at Guthrie.
Hennessey and Crescapt have day
of.
May 20 and Kingfisher at Cuth-
rie and Crescent at Hennessey.
May % and 23-Gdthrie at Kingfish-
er and Hennessey at Crescent.
May "A and 25--King gtisher at lie
nessey and Crescent at Guthrie.
May 26--Day off.
May II and 2S-Crescent City
Kingfisher and Hennesesy AT Guthrie
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REIIHB FOX I.ADIES-OTiginAl
aud only genuine Tsnsy Walers. pu
a. Ia yellow wrappers and Crowl
trade mark Accept no substitute
~ sale a. al drnPsis's S-9S-9s
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BY BROOK.
vANDEvENTER,
Chairman

Giving Mechanic Builder
Who Upon
Materials, Machinery Other
Facilitate
Shall Property
for Which Liability Build
the Road 10
aE IT ENACTED PEOPLE OKLAHOMA;
Section srtlsan
who shah perform
Materials
aosre the operation
damage railroad liability
shall buildings
equipments franchises railroad
superior
leaseea
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,
Guthrie Okla. 20
COMMITTEE ROOM COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY
Mr. Speaker:
We committee Judiciary Bill No
o BY entitled giving
workman laboe shall
abo machinery fixtures
wards the eqnpmen facilitate operation railroad;
who shall
herewith the with
amendeda
vANDEyENTER
Chairman.
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Health Coffee" Is really the closest
oifee Imitation ever yet produced,
This clever Coffee Substitute was re-
Gently produced by DR. Shoop OF Ra-
cine, Wis. Not a grain Of real Coffee
in il either. Dr, shOcps Health Coffee
Is made from pure toasted grains. with
malt. nuts. etc. Really u would fool
an expert-who might drink II for Cot
Zee. No 20 or 80 minutes tedious boil.
ing Made in a minute says the
doctor Sold by Bank Grocery
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There is pink Pain Tablet made by
Or Shoop that viii positively stop any
pain, anywhere. in 20 minutes Drug
Eists everywhere sell them as Dr
Shoop's Headache Tablets. but they
stop pther pains as easily as headache
Or Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets simply
coax blood pressure away from pain
centars-that is all Pain comes from
blood pressure-congesti stop that
pressure with Dr. Shoop'a Headache
Tablets and pain is instantly gone
20 Tablets 2bc Sold by all dealers