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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-10

Miss Edith Fancher left on Wednes-
day morning for her home in Chicago
after very pleasant visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Angove and Miss Jessie
Neikerk.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-10

Mrs Henry Plummer will entertain
the Shakespeare Club next Tuesday ev'
ening.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-10

Robert Chapel went to Denver on
last Wednesday to visit with his family
for several days.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-10

Clarence Marchington and Elmer Err
ickson have been spending their time
and money IN the hills this week in the
vain search of deer meat.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-10
Frank A. Maxwell

Mr. Frank A. Maxwell has served
as County Commissioner of this Coun-
ty since January, 1905.
During that time he has drawn
from the County for his services ~.
Commissioner. each year. as follows,
towit:
foT l?oo- oo4.oV
For 1906 go. go. -. $242.75
For 1907 .... 49,. $3l7OO
For 1908. up to October g.. $4,000
Under Democratic rule the County
Commissioners drew from the treas
ury of the County an average OF
s69425 per annum for each and every
member of the Board.
Mr.. Maxwell. during his term, has
drawn for doing the same work, an
average of $314.68 per annum.
The people of this County can
see and easily understand from a
comparison OF the above figures, why,
under the Democratic administration,
the County was run in debt to such
a large extent, and why. under the
economical administration of the
present Board of County Commission
ers, the debt has been almost entire
ly paid.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-10

The Eagles have removed into their
new quarters in the A. o. U. W. hall
on 18th Avenue.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-10

On January lst, 1898 there was cash
in the hands of the county treasurer of
this county amounting to 81, ,905.5S.
On January LIST, 1905, the county had
an Indebtedness amounting to $40, 600.
The above figures show that under
democratic rule, with each member Of
the Board of County Commissioners
being democrat, the county was run
in debt to the amount of Sal, ,905. So.
How do the. tax payers of Clear Greek
county feel towards party which,
during seven years would not only
spend all the revenues received, but in
addition incur an Indebtedness to the
above amount.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-10

John Morrow and Bert Wright have
gone to Cheyenne Wells where they will
remain for some time at work upon the
county court house which is being
erected by Contractor S L. Work, for
nefiy of this CITY.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-10

The Knights and Ladies of Security
have organized a council Of their Or
der number 1925 in Howard's Hall at
Lawson announce they will give . ball
and banquet at their hall on Saturday
evening Oct. 18th and they extend =
cordial invitation to the ladies and
gentlemen of the surrounding country
and also to all candidates for Office at
the ensuing election of all parties
in general a. they will donate the
hall for the purpose and all candidates
will be treated on m equal footing
and attentively listened to and no in
terruption of any candidate will be
tolerated by the committee of ar-
rangement Hoping to the general
public and also our candidates on the
occasion.
Respectfully Yours
Conpittoa ~ Arvoprov,opfs
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-10

Mrs. Bertha McMannus, who for
some time past has been employed at
the Elliott pharmacy, received word
this morning of the serious illness of
her mother at Holtop, Kansas, and
left on the afternoon train for her
home.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-10

The candidates on the republican tic
ket for county offices were in the
city Friday meeting the citizens.
Commissioner Maxwell, deputy clerk
Campbell and assessor Crosson came
down in the morning while the other
candidates arrived in the afternoon.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-10

Hon. Jesse F. Mcdonald, republican
candidate for governor of Colorado
Justice L. M. Goddard and Hon. A.
r. King candidates for the Supreme
Bench, arrived in the city on Monday
afternoon and left here for Central
City on Tuesday forenoon. While
here they were taken in charge by
Chairman Royal X. Graham,
E M. Sabin, and j. w B. Smith who
escorted them over the business section
of the city and introduced them to 4
large number of our citizens. In their
quiet itinerary through the state they
have found the most encouraging con-
ditions and are satisfied that Colo
rado will roll up q good big majori-
ty for the national and state tickets
They were very much gratified over
the reception extended them on the oc-
casion of their visit here.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-10

An alarm was turned in to the fire
station early Tuesday morning, but the
the danger was removed before the
department reached the scene. 1t was
at the old blacksmith shop Of S. L. Bur
ger, and is supposed to have been Of
incendiary origin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-10

William Thompson, teamster for the
Little Matte mine, met with a serious
accident this morning. He was up
Chicago creek cutting timber preparing
to load. He had nearly cut down a
tree when it turned on the stump and
fell hitting him on the shoulder fract-
uring it and injuring him otherwise.
He was taken to the home of Frank
Percy where every attention was Civ
en- by Mrs. Percy and others until the
arrival Of DR.. George Atcheson. A liv
cry with mattress was sent out from
Ogden's barn to bring him here but
at the time of going to press the parties
had not returned to town.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-10

Mrs. Juliette Signorette, resident of
this city for long time, died suddenly
in Denver last Monday night. She left
here the day before and was quite i'll,
intending to enter hospital. She was
born in Paris forty-four years ago.
Burial took place at Mt. Olivet ceme-
terry last Wednesday. She left no rela.
tives in this country.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-10

The choir at the Methodist church
under the splendid leadership of Mr..
Lewis johnson is rendering very fine
music every Sunday. And say, won
der if it might not be interesting to
hear the new pastor on the Brother
hood of Humanity" next Sunday eve-
ming?
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-10

DR.. Shaller has been uplfrom Den
yer this week looking up matters in
connection with the Burns Moore tun-
mel
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-10

By wire to-day. Mrs. Frank Noxon
was notified of the critical conditions Of
her husband who recently went to Los
Angeles for his health. Mrs Noxon
left at once for the California city. In
the meantime the local order of Ell. s
notified the Los Angeles lodge to show
Mr.. Noxon every courtesy and furnish
every comfort.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-10

The republican and democratic candi-
dates are invited to attend the ball and
banquet at Lawson on Saturday even
ing, October II, at which time chance
will be given each to meet the people
of this town in a political and friendly
manner. The candidates on the TWO
tickets are our neighbors and friends,
and tn campaign should be conducted
IN clean and friendly manner. What
ever may be the outcome of campaign
its progress should be carried on in such
a manner that the character of none
should be impaired d by unkind and erro-
neous reports. The people of Lawson
will extend all most gracious recep-
tion.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-10

Knute Peterson, young man who
operated a machine drill in the Two
Brothers tunnel, was instantly killed
this afternoon by large slab of rock
falling and breaking his neck. He
leaves a wife to mourn his untimely
end. This is the second son in the
family that met instant death in mine
in about one year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-23

lemanates his highly expensive tain-
ed news?
! What Is the keystone News Blu.
reau indeed, ANA in what secret spot
does Il hide? In the newspaper onCcB
OF Philadelphia there is profound ig
norance OF IT, OF course 40 such on
3 iganization is listed. either iu the Oiy
directory on the felephoue tireuory
( Men most fan iar Win Tho iainled
news game IN PhilaGeiani r,ck iheie
brains vainly TO recall some incideu
that might identify this inWortpt
Notwithstanding agencf
( Bat elusive thgash il is, 'he KEY
stone News Bureau is ahi, 30 culr
into close touch with statesmen For
instance, Golfers has letter that
I was sent 10 er':in l.nt spapers iu
Illinois IN which hat eEnncni polite.
ian and lawyer. Scrl Ain,ri j. liap
kins. makes p!ct COR he AMith
measure,
+ Senator Hopkins SAYS ihe to
stone News Bureaus" "piepc," ~ ha
ing commended bv the business men
and manufacturers aii Oyer the cuNn
try Tor Isis vgorous sIprur u ihe
Adtich Currency hill. llc take.
very broad view Of tin admits il q
MOI perfect bui says ~ihi> g. nnl rc
iiine to attempt 10 rafu,NtiDnizs o1i
present banking system a. doos
noi favor q g pp2orcd amendment
10 the hil gWraniee.pg i irsita -
national banks alW 7aa '1Li idea
hai man b h4 na wiih his mOrtf
must have a guardian iu the govern
It4t.ut aF tho Trrfg4N lf4tpu r.r ina f.-
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TAINTED NeWS"-AN EXPAND
ING CAMPAIGN.


The mystery as to who is paying for
the press notices favorable 10 fhc Ali
rich currency bill grows Ridsdale OF
WilKesbarre and Whiicrait OF Wash
lngton have professed utter Ignorance
OF the source of the funds used hy
them TO reward correspond ai1s who
wedge into their columns opiniois de-
signed TO help the bill through con.
gress, and their power to direct pub
lie opinion has s3een hurt by undue
publicity But the campaign has not
Iilagged Now the headquarters of the
Icrusaders has been shifted 10 Philadel
! phia, and q certain elusive keystone
| News Bureau has taken up The work.
Following close on The publication
y Of the brief article in Golfers about
: Mn lddsdale's enterprise, the Detroit
journal" published the following in
les editorial colnmns
"Thc incident narrated in Golfers
/ IS sinister. Frankly we are inclined
10 question he accuracy and the mo-
ltiyc Of the correspondent who made
1.-The expose However. corrob0ratiye
lcvidence came with starting sudden.
ness and conviction. on the same day
that this numbar OF Golfers appeared
Ion the news stands d communication
addressed Editor Detroit Journal,
/ reached this Office Enclosed was a
stypewritlen letter ana . return postal
4 ID was signed by the keystone News
bureau Philadelphia Pa There We
this candid and attractive preface:
Editor win yOu kindly lri MS
know on enclosed POSTAL ii YOU fayoi
tthe Aldrch emergency currency bill
and also IL yOn can u.,c The appended
iariicle and the date of publication
Here is an eXlrac5 from the ap
: pended ardcle';
4 Washington. d G.. March-There
There Is coming now from quite ul.
lexpected source support ol The Ald
rich Emergency currency hiil which
/ IS expected by those who favor d %
! win u many votes in the House. Lead
ing labor union men throughout iho
4 country now that they realize how
lmany wOrkmcn are iG,e ard how htfie
prospect OF employment there Is dur
/ ing the next several months Say HAT
some financial measure Is imperative
! aud that as the Aldrich bin is the
ionly one which Is az an likely ia
pass they are strongly IN favor of IT,
| Representative of the labor union
Interests In the H0nse have been in
formed OF this feeling during the laai
few days. and q Is expected lhat ifres
pectiye of party they win IN conss
quence. be Ia favor OF ihe bill
I IN short, the keystone News bu
reau asks the journal 10 join with II
in threatening the labOring man viii
starvation II be does not insist uroa
lihe passage OF the Aierleh nil Wha
Is he keystone News Bnreauy la-
IL and Mr. Ridsdale one identical em
.plOyer and n common cause Whence
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-23

SO unafeaid are hummlng bifdS o1
man that they win readily enter open
windows Of houses Il they see 0Jvers
within. have even read OF their yisit
ing the artificial flowers on a lady =
hat when she was walking ont aud
other writer's speak or their taking
sugar from between a PERSONS lips.
In room they become confused aud,
being so frail. are apt 90 iainre them
selves by striking agalnst objects
More than once I or members OF ins
family have canght the frightened il!.
lie waifs for their good and released
them IN the cren afr. lt IS 81 no use
To try 10 keep them in captivity 10
less possibly it were ia greenhcaso
where there We're plenty Of iiowe.s fo5
no artificial food has ever been found
which viii noprlsh them Yct eyer
there they would probably III them
selves hy dying osanst the glass. IL.
Il. job IN Outing Magazine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-23

Tie diffcraura l..ftears fhsre tpgo ,. oisieii is
asithff.1 aI,.f.f, ,iiflalri..s sls...i uiaffrf
81 Clothes. frf iast il c..o uhsn nius-
trates peiltclif hat pot fnr6ei t'iii,ip
fnE Wntnuh figure. no fa4uer h",' q 90
sNe7teH anr .,'f De- tN" '"'''' ''''-'' '''
h@"fe .F''f i""f
IL Won arc one OF the fnuueara1 az ttu. oar
chesi,,d Donoa Nha hafs au.rl polhar for
years. ana uatnd {aff nrfa aui lnAei salr
irst until yuu nefe rnmpsi lllnIu ffo llaa ia "a
sainerort .o "de4eisp tsaI torm. mtt l..al ltl.s
advice
ue..reefrloti.., .s.i mood isfaitfst frfa,. nor
,yeari.ooi.y'.,.isf.. ...,,i.st, ..f,.e
hi dress fti,a.t u..cssfrt tiar4a4tlI-.e $50
fesh n a alf.Dsl0taaa ft6 l.asa aal j. slIo
G.rto...t, Ia .l.Inf.f fftf...r.iaf
oors,. ,.-.,.,,i, ,sa.t.,.l a..,gs ...ta. ltli
now. nin tals fodss sf.i.l ~ aunf fanee ta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-23
g1OOg fOp \ WOMnN

There may be- nothing new under
fhe snn, hni Whom the Mummy Nov
e IS certainly an original title FOR
g story u is, of course. story OF
mgstery aud it is So ingenious and
Interesting q mystery that The Chi
geo iccosd llcgali. IN which 81 ap-
IAsars eerlalhl offers a first prize Of
sfeo0 to the woman who makes The
best solution with us Cther cash
flzes FOR women and girls who make
lpe next best solutions. The st0r5 be-
gins ia The RecOrd-Harald Thursday,
April 23 and the conditions 3f the
ccntpst VIII be found. accompanying
eae' mstallment In that paper Those
whD have been unable 10 ger The Rec
d.Heald containing the eariY in
sWilacnts may obtain reprint OF
ihosa insialments by writing a. the
Hr'ze Mystery Editor, The Record
lp psaid Chicago While the mascu-
los seq is not eligible lu this com
pfiiNu u Is probable that Il will in-
ttfosi fhe whole family circle and
there is no reason why men should
np help their wives. daughters. or
fuends a. successful solution
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SOCIETY GIRL
$50 PLEASED"
Rot CIGAR GIRL AND
old GAM DEPIORE
GAMING BILL


The society airl was lust sticking
.a,t,.. nt bta u,o .,o.,n ~
~
Merry WiduW' preparatory 20 set
Inc ont for the weekly meeting Of the
nth. when she hoarl me iovfnl news
aob, IN .,al .h. oe,.,,o,si
,f,6 snii. t,a, n,.,t. fos.inata'i f,,e
TX nrt", n1'o ~, ms, t,sor,na',
,ap N'V ''
.,Atf, ,,,, .,.oit,.. ~, ~, a., -
.rs,' seter in H. ~ ejr,a ~ n,sv a.
.ri,o,S 4, ai,,'.,, 5aen,, ~ col =,
nana 4. ,n.de,,i s,ioi,or atonf
.nforrloe p Il ,h.o iays' % ana ,,m nresident
to nI,,i .o,, l,,,,,,, A., Z, ,,,,,s',
r.tn ta ,,n,,sht ,,n, .rbns, ,Ina,
o,.d ol.l anatnrst l,na,.. ,hn, ,.o,li
XXI ont aeains, b,t ,raadfni amenr.
aent tba honec wantae ,n nnt into the
ul eo,,lg ma
rbaf. was s,eisb ~ atihen al,irts
na ~. ,stt.r ~ dstnf, hn,fs Joss,
~ -an,,. .s sba usSoo( ,hn ra
,,rfer and haoteue1 m m tna nse,
n,, ~ XXX I0t naser ~ ~ tho ,i,.st
y t,rlot ~. ,,e,g. ~ ,l,a otber ,,,,,l,
.,,s,.i ,ma,,i,o,s
tn t,,,r tata, sb. mat ,be .ono,t,,.
..fn .n,lia ~ ,.i,,,,,l, ,,,s. ha..,,,
~ nm III. faca ,hat NAN, ,',,or ~.
rlaa OhIot,an,s snns,,i,,, .,a,,,, MI.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-23
GORE PRESSING
FOR ACTION
lconlInaed from Paaa b

CcOntinued from Page .
port OF ail Of ne Old timers in his
efforts 10 defeqi the % posed Bin The
two senators from Kansas VIII support
him also Curtis and Long are botn
poNers in the senate and whiia they
viii not pose as leaders in the con-
test against the bill aud This for OBJ
yious reasons yet they WIN be in the
fight from START 20 finish There win
be a gum-shoe campaign aud both bear
close Watching
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-23

Enrlsluan lon Atlantic llnerl We'll
Ola slap We'l soon be enga sed WITH
those harird Tankee cnstop INSPECT
ors Aincf.,au Yau bet. Aud remem.
Der. Oh nian. that the i'nlied staies
expects every man 10 pay bis duty
fuek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-23

The soldier OF the legion lay dying So
Aigiers
a committee OF citizens who want
ed TO boom Algers as health resort
wasted upon him
I'VE want You to change your head
quarters" announced they. you're
hurting business here" pituburg
Post
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-23

le pikers and they Shake with MS
l9etiy often This makes our receipts
9ok bigger and " the boys hanpen 20
.ln few extra smokes II makes them
erl better AMI they come back ana
ny outright and tiY 90 win again
,ut of cpurse as soon as the new
tw aeee into effect well have "a cut
70 an out
Just then drummsI stepped ~ aud
aeked up the dice box
"Sixes. be said and gave the
boue8 llip ffOm ihe hos thai
lowed familiarity with the game
fwenlyiiye times the little crbes ilrw
uf onto the green veltef clotn
Thirty said fhe girl. when
she bad made feAous count YOn
vim TWO and q half Won you tlA
noiher so / can gei revenge
Nope g0f 30 catch a train" said
he knight 81 the grip as be picked up
double handful OF ais ia40isfe brand
nd went ont whistlns
a town hoosier came along aud
fopped nickle IN the machine
fhere WIS "a brief whirf and iht Ri.
icaior stopped On fifteen -Four more
mes he essHyed ip win aud each t|nif
fas sucoesslui he had won s -
worth OF cigars for only two bits
House Is kinda uniucky today
ai' The girl Oh we'll don't care
loW so0n that old law goes into effect
maybe it's q good thing after an
The town boOster gave iae reporter
cigar and said ha hoped his foWu
would get tAe normal school lhai easy
nd for The reporter 10 be- sure aud
giye .hem d good write pp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-23

pared for use OF those sending ont IN
pitadons for house members shOu "
iuIdress and send bundle 90 house
planaater who VIII gladly distribute
taem. The same with The senate Fol
lowing IS Tie list of house members
and house employees who have theh
fanilies here The list also mclnd,i
Rumaried men and women. ~
eipie officers and emplnycs, With
families reMdng here. also mafFled
ana unmarried employees
James Monofne lone, Mrs NJ 4
Nenefee. lone y Benedict. 2OG N
sroud. j NJ Sandin 5i2 ig peridns.
Rcnel Haskell. 22l a. First; A. d
Hmnhargor $40 E. llarrson. Chas
E Coles. Royal Porter Spauldns
~ W. King Sli ~ Woad leo Meyer
1f0 y Villas; Alireca iennings li2t
W Noble; Grace Griffith, GOO e. Clete
land; r. - Mari Royal; T. O. Gas
sily lone; Frank LnI-G Chas Gun
ninghan, gnl Ornor and Miss Ethel
b. j. WNsh l03 s. Ash. Miss Gy
Seaman 5iT b. Springer: j. ~ Cor
ners r ~ Woodward u a Billup,
senie chamber. W l.. Chapman. lg0f
~ Cieyeland; a y Watson. j. j
NcAlestor p g Patton. r. j McComb
Chas A Taylor jesse J Dunn, NJ E
lrapn sam A. Haycs H. y. Cont
erUu. Pete llauratF. ate Barnard
Elem n Turner. Chas West, e. l..
nWahoriy. w II Hendricks. J. Al
Hayes PAM Neshu. Mont ilighley
D. g. Srilhnau. Geo uenshaW. Mitch
Bonner w. T.. Fields John - cot
ier,t
tfnfr1e. vr,, ~ Amt sv ~ n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-23

( Master Ernest Reed Knox. of Mann.
for Okla. accompanied by his
mother, arrived IN the city today and
Will visit Grandpa and Grandma Reed
90 their home on Washington.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-23

Mrs Chas Seat0n rnicglalns Guth.
vie Whist club m m e.uoon
Mrs $. W. Hays cntertains Nomes-
iic Science clnb Demonstration,
leftover COOKING
Miss jamie tlaear's pupils give re-
cital in evening DO hef tuGiu
Himoeimann orchestra gives pnh
lic dance lu evening af NoNei0rs iHll
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G,asusmaHsnssns,nsMSaIEsE3-E .
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL
~ sEsn9E4nHEsRsHsNsBsHsusd usds

r H. Gently a prominent democrat
and farmer OF Kingtisher county. IS
here on business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-23

Fred Langley Of Alton IS ia The
ci!y
ihe city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-23

BANKER Wn Hfool,s IS here from
lonkawa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-23

Attorney George bowman OF King
fisher IS IN the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-23

Former Delegate Nilas Laszater i.
here rom l'auls Valley
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Harry Carlin is ser,uusiy ill AZ hia
Nome 600 East Cieyelan,l avenue
John fulIOw Is conyalescinf from .
icw days iliness
Yhe Harrison atepae paving hAs
beea hsld la check for ten days on
aecounl oi tle rainy weather
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SOCIETY.
pRospscrus


Thursday.
Excelsior Club meets in alteraonn
at Carnegie library subject Scot
land.
MS Chaa. Woods tnicrtains at ncr
home,iop East Nansur wahnn uua
O'Clock lqpoheon.
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2 J. Mitchell is here frY.n- Ardmore.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-23

As water feeds howers. Satin akin
cream noorlhes the skin TO health
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-23

George Reed is here from Arkansas
City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-23

C. A. Betts. OF Atoka ia Ia The city.
2. A. Larah is here from Norman
iodag
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into a clean, healthy condition. ghoa.
sands Of cases cured by B. y. u. afier
an other treatment failed.
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Watery blissers. open itching sores ~
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Co. Atlanta, Ga. SOLD by DRljG
lGlSTS or sent hy express. 81 PER
/ Largo hottie. with complete ~
rections for home cure Sold IN
Guthrie, Okla by r. 3. Liliie's Drug
store. Call or write.
Many people suffer from Blood
Poison and don't know a. Read
symptoms. Easily cured by 3. 3. q.
IL you have aches and pains u
comes. back or joints, Itching Seahbs
skin blood feels hot or thin Swollen
Hands. Risings and Bumps on the
kin. Sore Throat or Mouth. failing
air. Pimples or offensive eruptiona,
ancerous Sores. Lulhps or Sores on
lips, Face OF any part OF the body
Rash ON skin. are run down or nec
gous. Ulcers on any part ~ the body.
rarhmncles or iiuils, TAKE BOTANIC
BLOOD BALM q. B. 81 GuARAhi-
rEED 10 cure even the worst nnd
most deprecated rnses B. ri H..
rses ail poisonous matter fren the
ich blood directly 10 the skin sur
ace In this way Sores. Erupiiona.
pmples and every evidence of bloDd
aoison are quickly healed and cured.