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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-01-04
Find Check In Church.

Just after the pastor finished the
dedicatory prayer one Of the ushers
spoke quietly to him. The preacher
then announced that check had been
found. and could be recovered by the
owner at the close of the service. The
congregation stared, wondering who
had feen fortunate enough to drop the
check, as the majoritywere plain work
ing people Their anxiety was soon
relieved by a further announcement
from the pulpit:
Il should have said that 1t was
laundry check. New York Post
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-01-04
Occupation for Women.

Working in silver is one OF tho
most fascinating occupations open TO
women. The work. though absorbing.
is not arduous and may BE- remuuerar
tive almost from the start. The ma
terials are not costly. and few tools
are required. The work IL done az
home, and more than one clever girl
has interested herself in designing
unique buckles and bangles.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-01-04
A Campaign Of aNaqains."

BY constant nagging at the drabbi-
ness and dinginess of masculine cloth
ing some attempt Is being made to
impart a little color to 1t. Suits OF
distinct hues, like green and purple.
will be urged upon man. With little
more persuasion and perseverance we
may even get him In good time into
something a trife more picturesque
in design than his present garments
-Lady's Pictorial.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-01-04
Perfect Feminine Face.

A perfect feminine face should
measure exactly 1--WE times the width
of an eye across the cheek bones The
eye should be exactly two-thirds the
eye should be exactly two-thirds
width of the mouth and the length OF
the ear exactly twice that OF the
eye The space between the eyes
should be exactly the length OF one
eye.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-01-04

The man who Is worthy of being .
leader of men will never complain OF
the stupidity Of his helpers. of the In
gratitude Of mankind nor Of the map
probation Of the public. These things
are all a part Of the great game OF
life and to meet them and not 90 down
before them In discouragement and
defeat is the flnal proof Of power
Ebert Hubbard.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-01-04
Land Gained from sea.

The British coast erosion COMMITTEES
rejoices over the discovery that the
sea has added 30.762 acres to the Brit
ish Isles In rs years and carried away
only 419 acres. The land cut on has
been valuable, however. while the
sandbanks added may remain useless
for many years.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-01-04
I.n.n..e Natur,I celfere.

Horace Hutchinson, writing In Lon
don Country Life. says: 1T 10 my con-
viction that the Japanese have the
finest natural qualities In the world
for golf, and when they take to the
game seriously we shall see sights
and wonders in the way OF masnie
shots holed and long drives LAID
dead"
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-01-04
Not Hr Wrpnu.

Even a married woman" remarked
the fair widow. has her limitations"
YES" rejoine;d the cynical bachelor.
The bottom of her husbands pocket
book is usually her lin it."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-12
REPLY TO CRUMPToN
PETITION IN EVERGREEN SIGNED
 BY FORTY PATRONS.
Board of Control Member and Princi- pal of Second District Agrtcuit- uraI School Refused to
 Resign.

The following statement was received yesterday from the Evergreen corres- pondent of The Advertiser;
 "Evergreen, Ala. May II.
 Editor of The Advertiser:
 Replying to Hon. W. c. Crumpton's card as to school controversy which
 appeared In your paper of the 11th
 inst, will say. that we regret very much to have to further ventilate this
 matter in the columns of your paper, but in justice to the ratrcns of the Southwest Alabama Agricultural School
 We must say. that Mir. Crumpton's card is misleading in this:
 The petition presented to Mir.
 Crumpton asking for his resignation
 says in part: Tt appears that you alone have full control of the manage ment of said school It Is apparent that tho school is not what it should
 be and much dissatisfaction Is the re-
 suit and something should be done and
 1t appears that your resignation is the
 only method of changing the manage
 ment and thereby correct the wrong This petition was signed by forty patrons who represented about ninety
 i've pupils. Among them are to bs found some of our largest taxpayers.
 who are business men. and who are influential citizens of the county. and
 who had no motive in signing the pe- tition save that of the interest of the school. 4 reference to the petition will
 substantiate this assertion.
 "Furthermore, Mir. Crumpton's card is misleading when he says not one of these gentlemen or their sympathizers made any complaint to the local mem Der of the school board as to the school or it's administration One of the gen. tlemen on the committee who asks for Mir Crumpton's resignation did so to
 Mir. Crumpton with complaint in re- gard to one of his children and tho
 manner in which ha had been treated
 by the president of the school. and
 without investigation. MT. Crumpton
 said he would stand by the action Of the school. "A iareg number of the patrons say they had borne with the conditions of
 the management of the school until forebarances had ceased to be virtue. A petition waR circulated and a com mittee selected and sent to Mfr. Crump-
 ton asking his resignation, which was
 declined.
 "This same committee called on Pro-
 fesor Hall and asked him to resign giving him a chance to do so before cir culating a petition. and he declined. "M. H. Barganier."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-12
CONGRESS
Summary of House.

Washington May 1.-The House to- day devoted It's time to the considera- tion of miscellaneous business. By agreeing to some Senate amendments, to an unimportant local bill upon an anti-gamblinS provision. placed as a rider, the House took the final Con- gressional step by which betting on horse races at Benning will hereafter be prohibited.
 A bill authorizing the appointment. as an addition to the regular military establishment of fifty captains to com . mand the Philippine scouts also was passed.
 A bill amending the homestead laws so as to permit the entry of 320 acres instead of 160 acres of non-irrigabl public lands in Western States and au- thorizing the drainage of certain swamp lands in the Red Lake Indian reserva- = tion. Minnesota, got through.
 A bill allowing the States of Idaho and Wyoming two million additional acres of land for reclamation was de- feated.
 At 5:O7 p. m. the House adjourned until tomorrow at noon.
 Summary of Senate.
 Washington. May 1.-The Senate to- day passed the agricultural appropria- ton bill, carrying an appropriation aggregating $12,142l4s.
 For building roads and making oth- CT permanent improvements in the national forests &1.000.000 instead of $500, ,0Oo, as provided by the House of Representatives. was provided. giving one-half the amount asked by the Chief Forester The bill provides that 25 per cent of the income from the national forests shall be paid to the States in which they are located, this money to be expended for road and school im- provements In the counties In which the reserves are situated. An amend ment prohibits expenditures for the publication of any article in relation to the forestry service. but 1t IS stipulat- ed that this shall not prevent the ser vice giving out information on any subject of public interest.
 Senator Rayner of Maryland intro duced a resolution providing for a court of inquiry to investigate charges against Colonel William P. Stewart, United States army now stationed, by order of the President. at Fort Grant, Aria. and stated that he would speak on this subject tomorrow.
 The conference report on the naval appropriation bill was agreed to-
 Today was the hfty-sixth birthday of Vtce-Prssident Fairbanks. but he was not In the Senate. having gone to Chi caEo to deliver an address
 Senator Bailey of Texas made his first appearance In the Senate since the recent presidential coqtest In his State and was cordially received.
 The Senate considered the postofice bill and at S:i2 2. m. ad5ournSd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-12
Change In Food Works Wonders in Health.

It is worth knowing that a change in food can cure dyspepsia. T deem 1t my duty to let you know how Grape Nuts food has cured me of indis
 T had been troubled with 1t for years until last year my doctor recommended Grape Nuts food to be used every morn ing. I followed instructions and now I am entirely well.
 'The whole family like Grape-Nuts, we use four packages a week. You are welcome to use this testimonial as you see ht."
 The reason this lady was helped by the use of Grape-Nuts food, is that it is predigested by natural processes and therefore does not tax the stomach as the food she had been using; 1t also contains the clements required for building up the nervous system. If that part of the human body ia in perfect working order, there can be no dyspepsia. for nervous energy represents the steam that drives the engine.
 When the nervous system is run down, the machinery of the body works badly. Grape Nuts food can be used by small children as we'll as adults It is perfectly cooked and ready for in- stant use.
 Read "rhe Road to wellviIle." in Pkgs. There's a Reason.
 Ever read the above lettePR new one appears from time to time. They are genuine, true, and full of human interest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-12
W. 0. HUNTER, Agent.

III. one barrel crockery. Mrs, r.
 Ala; i71 two stoves E. 0. Reese. Newman G.: 175. one box drugs. A. B; SostsS Fnw.r ce i o.S oni aosans Ssras
 vilie. Ga; IT. one barrel canned cof- fee.P; l.: c. Thurman, Ca; ITS. two bundles N ". paper. two bundles paper RsBsoeS 0i IunSer ee Co., aR EogansViIis' H % ca. I7s. one bundle collins, s. A. Archer. Hogapsviile, Ga: lso. one case F. syr
 one box medicine, R. H. Jenkins. Ho- gsnsville. Ga. 1S2. one drum. one case food. Ware & Eehols. Hogansville. oa.; hs4 two pocer WsrT Rowde5 two srasss
 lss, one Dr coffee, J. H. Glover. Ho:: meat. T. A.. Bali. Hosansy1ile. Ca; q O.. Philadelphia. Pa; lss one rock CT. F. Green. LAGrange. Ga; 190. one @ GGlI .oOfinE: " ~. E sov HsE%sn s'd" ,.dss dA
 ETres Clock Sa Co., 0ns shoTter oHS oiI0s xis W iss
 one Iron safe. Hogansvilie Bot ting Works. Hogansville. Ga.;
 Iss. four crates 6; ware. Harris SS iss, one Ssnd Show s'Sas case + b. Scor6S~; Opellka, Ala; 200. one show case. one case catalogs. J. M. Nall. Hogansville' alogs. T. c. Lane, Hogansville. Ga; 202. one box drugs, B. Higginsbosham, Hogansville, Ga; 203. one box granite
 Ears; four n bundles roofing S. paPsr' par Go Gne gansville. Ga; 204. one barrel notions. one case collars. Rosy King. Benton Ala; 2oS,one case stationary, N At lanta. Ga; 206, one table. Frey & Wat ley. Auburn. Ala; POS; one sack east ing, General Fire Extinguisher Co. Atlanta, Ge; 2os. Three rolls Dagging
 comforts. o N Maxey Edlestein, Allan
 ta, Ga; PIP, chairs. c. E. Bryant. Mont gomery Ala ?l4. one crate boxes; $
 l. Hntchins: N0tSsulga' Ala; 3lS two Co., Montgomery. Ala; 2ls. one bpi crockery, Agnes Smith. Tallassee. Ala
 2l7. one box medicine Mrs L A Cor SSndlts SSn S cSsifs. W VT I. Goodson. s; Hosans- vile, Ga; 230. one package, two caddies tobacco. E. O. Bsasley. Beasiey. Ala; e., o. %ontsOmeTy. Ala; sss. twenty nine Ala: 22s' one box W. glass Ii. Golden, LaGranse,, Ga; 2sS, twenty six one en-ware. one case samples Manget Branon Co, Newman. Ga. 226.one box un;ware. B. LaGsange' d9 52s' Hine 1n Moreland. Ga. 23o, one box iron lasts. oRlesby Grocery Company. Atlanta. Ca: 2S4, one case smoking tobacco. baeco. c. W, & Go, Newman. Ga; 2S5. one package ten cads tobacco J. A Bullock. Shorters. Ala. 2sS one grate. one box glass. T. T. M., Bea! Springs. Ga: 34O. one sack pipe. one box, Gen erai Fire Extingulsher Co, Atlanta. Ga; PAP, one stool. Forbe Bros. La- Grange, Ga. 24s. fifteen rolls paper, Paper Mills Co. Atlanta. Ga; 247. one box marble. J. K, Adams, LaGranFe, Ga. 24s. one box sifters, L. l.. Lee. At lanta. Ga: 24s. ten bundles paper. two bundlss L. paper. ". B. Carr, Shorters' Ala; 260. one box paint, J. H, Boyd' ehorters. Ala; 2E2. one keE white Ash. A. H Daniel. LaGranGe, Ga.; 26S, ons box paper dusters, Phoenix Duster 0 mfg CO. Atlanta, Ca; 164. one case drugs, one ease soap. J. 4, 0owen La Grange. Ga; 2sb. two boxes adver- Using signs. Lena Rivers, Montgom- cry. Ala; 2ss. one box pads, Potts . ThonapRon Atlanta, Ga; 267. lot axe handles, schulch Miller Co. Whitehall. Ala: z5e, one case c. powder, Phoenix Supply CO. Atlanta. Ga; sixty no
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-12

Montgomery. There will be renaerca during the dedication services sever. | musical numbers as we'll as a recita. tion.
 The Judson is proud of tn. librarv building which was endowed and which will he dedicated tomorrow. The building Is typical In design to afi other Carnegie library buildings. but the interior is handsomely ornamented and will be one of the prettiest in the State. The building Is of stone, press ed brick and marble.
 Although the Juds6n Carnegie Libra- ry building will be dedicated tomor- row. 1t will probably not be finished until after the opening of the next ses. sion of the institution. There is con siderable work to be done on the buiia- inR yet and 1t will take weeks to f,n. ish this work. but when the library has been fnisbed its vame to the Jud- son will be inestimable.
 Dr. Patrick, President of the Judsoy, Is highly pleased with the succes. which has attended the institution dur ing the session whicn IS now ciosinr. and each member of the faculty is zs pleased over the success of the Instttu- ton as Is pr. Patrick.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-12

iumbus street. from Decatur to Ripley Streets. $500.
 For sidewalks on both sides of Hull Street. from Jeff Davis Avenue to cra- mer Avenue. s1,900.
 For sidewalks on north side of Hous- ton Street from Jackson to Garrison Street, sf.1oo.
 For sidewalk on west side of Buford Street. from Highland Avenue to city limits. si.400.
 For sidewalk on south side of Hous- ton Street. from Jackson to Adams Street. si.0oo.
 For sidewalk on Decatur Street. from Dexter Avenue to Monroe Street sI.- 900. ..-
 The report of the School committee, recommending that tho city advertise for bids for the conversion of part of the auditorium of the Girls High School into three class rooms and an office for the principal, was adopted. Tho report was made upon . letter of City Engineer A. R. Giichrist In which the cost of the work was estimated at s2.40U.
 The Council adopted a resolution in- structing the City Treasurer to adver- tise for bids for the paving of the side walks on South Hull Street from Jef Davis Avenue to Cramer Avenue.
 Adjournment was taken at S:4b.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-12
CAUSE FOR ALARM
Epidemic Influenza, Grippe, ca tarrhal Troubles, Pneumonia
 Increasing.

A marked increase in troubles sf the breathing organs Is noted in many localities. If you will only have Hy- omei at hand to use with the first att tack of Cold in the head. Pneumonia. Colds. Bronchitis. Hoarseness. Sore Throat, Group, in fact any respiratory affection. the trouble will be quickly overcome.
 If the attack is neglected and become severe. speedy relief will come in most cases and a persistent use of Hyomei will cure.
 The directions for using 1t vary but the principal is always the same, that of destroying all the germs in the air you breathe and having 1t reach the air passages with dry medication from the Pine and Eucalyptus forests.
 Remember that liquids or moisture Is barred from the Bronchial Tubes and Lungs. It's the dry air of Hyomei that reaches the spot. E. G. Fowler guar antees 1t.
 Complete outht. t1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-12

1, one sack cotton seed. c. R. Hud- son. opslika. Ala; |, iot hoIseh%le ,S box adv. matter. Granville Pharmacy. ter. c. W. Glover. Grantville. Ga; IS, ons box clocks. PhiIlips pcwsry' R Pope College Park, Ca; ie ons empty barrel. Georgia oil O., Atlanta, Ga; 21. one package adv. matter. R. w. ismpsf nssSS. PPSnsSo%s PSstsi a. 'S aSn.so Sns sDn cry. Ala; 27, four boxes spies, J. M. McCoOl. Montgomery, Ala-l as. one box spice. Montgomery W. W. O., Mont tionsi bani MonssomsrS & SSs S. Ais.; sS. one sa. earboy. Southern Bell T. g. T. Co. slats. Henry Smith, Montgomery. Ala. gomsry. Ala. $, one bundle" paper boxes, O. 6 D. Montgomery. Ala; S7. one table. J. M. Riley Montgomery, Ala; 42. one sack collars. Loeb Car box nrsworEs. J: N. 6o., Montgomery. Ala; sI. one crate glass P. Washing ton. Montgomery. Ala; 64, three eases jelly. W. L. O.. Montgomery, Ala; 6s. yer. Montgomery Ala; s2. one box adv. matter, T. J. WilkerBon. Newman. Ga; 63. one bundle oil cloth. D. Rob srts. wennee. Fla; @ sa: ons SIndls bed QlnB. oHC RdiT 11&TTlbs signs, k L. K. Beiiers, Ga; ST. three bundles plow points. A. F. g.. Montgom- cry; Ala; ss, one box T; caps, B. E. drugs. W. E. Chester, opsiika. Ala; 80. one bundle household goods, M. Mc- Lean. Selma. Ala; s2. one crate mould ing. Coleman and BarnhGrdt sel- % orr As si.tloSary s NeS es 01Si xsi.nss e:
 90, one roll paper, Montgomery C. Co.,, Montgomery. Ala; s1. eons case cloth Ing. Fine West. LaGrange Ga; s3. one Granke. Ga: s7' one crate sisthes Park Cotton Mills, LaGrange, Ga; sss. one bundle springs, Park Cotton Mills. LaGrange. Ga; sS one box Iaarsnxe Gs.: 100. one blow wins, King Hardware Co.,, La0range, Ga. {: loi, one keg vinegar. P. 2. Crowder, Laorange. Ca ios. one bundle bed i io1' one box. I, II. Paper Co. Atlanta. Ga; ios, one bundle griddles. King Hardware Co. La0range. Ga; ilo, one box books, J, P PstiIlo, West Point. way. LaGrange, Ga.; 1l2. one keg, La- Grange Grocery Co.,. LaGrange, Ga. : i1s, one box hats. c. Burpee La0range, Ca. IA. one box notions J. J. M. Siass. Pittsburg Plate Glass Co, la Grange. Ga; l16 one stove. King Hard ware Co.,. LaGrange Ga-;v lis. two fsGrSnxe Ga. 124. one box wooden 5iccks y.i W 9n. P Sos Isst eraShstv eSI.t esi oa,,I u,sst Point, Ga: I2S one crate cabinet, E. 4. osass ounns Rssvss Ssoai sIufi, Fig. i55 one R22snt S9s hoY1HRoia IGs sGod sarrni mOrrS' '.rockery, Lee Duke. West Point, Ca iss one roll ,9 PAP:F s%c 1Sis' es... DassS; s: cry, SeIIhG; Sv N T. c. Selma, Ala! i s5- one package twine: B ta3 s; Grocery GSS 1s.,s, Co, selma Ala !sS no one AiS SOH 1ss cV cnn m1sssr sSn
 s,. 5, nsr Msyer' The Graphite, Laorange. .gh. D:f'ir r2s Pipe ratinaS,.Ss: tia1si S.: Risee Hpet, e.; iA4. four ehairs, No.
 9SaSi: o; iss. one box sIsss' si9s VI Sn. ?. .sss cC
 M-.itgomerSH SH,rits Montgomery. Ala :; F; Iss o5s L case W. powder. ?. { @: Lsi,- }:
 isr is lst tSs. Sas oof fec so1R tSrts s~tss sssss
 %; CoI0w " Murray. West Point Ca !;
 Psb one stool. West RetnA- 2a-i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-12
HENLINE AND REGAIN SLEEP
 WHILE PLACES SNAPPED

when Noah Henline and steve Re- ~an wake in Birmingham this morn- inr they will be greeted with the news that they have wrapped jobs. Heniine this afternoon will play right neid TOT Birmingham. Began left field for Mont . xoniery, taking the place of Archle Persons who goes into the right gar den.
 ReEan came South from Toledo' where he batted .27o in 1906. with Du- buoue he led the entire Three I league in batting. With both teams his rec ord as a fielder was splendid.
 Ryan said last night that he hated to give Henline up, but deemed 1t ex- pedient. Henline's average in batting for this season is 200. but In the games last week he got only one hit. Ills fielding average Is .s52. He has two stolen bases to his credit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-12
REPUBs IN ENCOUNTER.

C1anton. Maq 11-(Special.)--J. or- mond Middleton, Representative of this County. and Felix Dudley. Postmas ster at this place, met this morning on the main street and began fighting with out any words, and friends had to In. terfere.
 Dudley was found to be very badly cut about the throat and was carried to Dr. Hayes, who attended to his wounds.
 The encounter was the result of a quarrel over politics a few days ago. Both men are Republicans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-12

Union Springs. May l1.--(speciaL)-- Ths city election here today resulted as follows:
 For Mayor J. D. Norman; for Mar shal John A. Reid; City Clerk, P. l.. Cowan: Treasurer R. Jay Lawrence; Councilmen. W A. Robertson. S. P. Rainer. J. L. Paulk. W. NJ. Pitts. W c. Thompson; City Executive Commit tee. o. ]. Dykes. F. B. Haynes. T. R. Martin. B. P. Powell. T. P Wade.
 Considerable interest was taken in the result and at this hour, 1o;40 D. n1., the friends of the successful candi- dates are celebrating.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-12
MRS. JONES IS INJURED.
Csirnrd Woman With Children la (
 Runaway Accident.

Columbus. Ga. May ll-1SpeciaD-- Mrs. Charles A. Jones and two small children had thrilling adventure In Girard, Ala. today when the horse pulling their buggy ran away in going down a hill towards a ravine.
 By heroic work Mrs. Jones guided the frightened animal to the bridge but the buggy struck the railing. Mrs. Jones was thrown the entire length of the bridge. a distance of thirty feet. Tn falling her head struck the tim bers and her body struck the ground on the other side.
 The children, who were also thrown from the buggy, fell few feet from her. Mrs. Jones was unconscious for some time and the children were badly bruised but none of the injuries will prove fatal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-12
Help the Bowels Gently-Do as Nature Does

When pain follows physic you are do- ing the bowels an injury. You are wreckipg the stomach. too. You are causing the bowel lining to harden, just as the skin gets eaiious under irritation. V Then the bowels cease to supply their own laxative, and you have consti- patton. &f Harsh physic also innames the stomach, and the result Is dyspepsia. Constipation and dyspepsia are gener- ally due to salts, castor oil or cathar- tics.
 You can get the same help without the slightest danger of injury. cascarets are just ss effective. Yet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-12
Notice o, Final Settlement

State of Alabama. Montgomery County.
 Probate Court, May lith. 1908 Notice is hereby given that George stuart. administrator of the estate of Gus Verbeclx. deceased. this day filed his account, vouoh4 CTS and statement for . final ssettlefnen9 Of his administration of said estate and that the srd day of June. ,l9oS. has been ap-
 J B GAsTcN. r--tuea-.st Judge of ProbaaA-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-12
Montgomery Ala, April 27th, 1908. In accordance with the law, at O. clock on Tuesday Morning, May 12, 1908

at the local freight station of The Western Railway of Aaba located at the of Talapoosa and Coosa Streets Mont gomer Aa will sell at public ogtcry to the highest bidder ing unclaimed and refused freight and baggage and 60 other packages of various nature without marks F
 w O HUNTER Agent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-12

If you want . Tax Assessor who will he fair and courteous to all and push Montgomery, then vote for c. F. An- dersOn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-12
JAMES HOME CURE REMEDIES

For Drug Addictions. Alcoholism, Tobacco and Cigarette Habits, NervousnaBs and In somnia will be furnished at the following prices:
 Whiskey. Wine or Beer . S12 Bo Tobacco. Cigarettes or Snuff. ... .. B. co All form of NervouBnsss or Insomnia co
 Prices for Hypodermic or Internal Home Treatment for Drug Addictions will be fur nished on application, with a free sample treatment, charges prepaid.
 Booklets on Drug AddictlonA Drunken ness and Tobacco and Cigarette Habits, containing testimoniala. etc, sent sealed under plain cover. correspondence eonfiden- tiaL Address charles D. James. or James sanatoriuHA s1o Poplar Avenue. AsmphiA EAaa