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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-14
conscientious. indeed

IT notice that leading actress
telephoned that her automobile was
broken down and she couldn't attend 6
meeting Of her creditors" WASN'T
that sweet of heri Going to all thai
trouble for lot of fussy old cred
itors."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-14

urday afternoon, when Novak's spir-
tied horse became unmanageable. In
attempting to quiet the animal Novak
was thrown from the buggy, falling on
his back DIR. G. F. Bicknell is in at
tendance.
Professor T. e. Williams is reported
as recovered from his recent attack OF
typhoid fever.
The lecture on "A Trip Around the
world at the congregational church
last evening was well attended. Rev.
Brown proved himself delightful talk
err and described in pleasing terms the
work of missionaries in the far east
A free will offering was taken for the
use of the American missionary BOARD.
Max Nassau, the jeweier, is display
ing good bargains for holiday shop
pers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James o. Parks of Ma
goun avenue visited relatives in VAL
paraiso yesterday afternoon
Everett Fisher of One Hundred and
Forty-fifth street returned this morn
ing from two days visit with rela-
tives in Fort Wayne.
from the operation performed upon his
throat at st. Margaret's hospital, Ham
mond.
If you have any clothes that need re-
pairing and pressing why not bring
them to O'Connel. the tailor. and have
them done right. u
Charles Nassau has rented his frame
building at Gibson to the board of edu-
cation, of Hammond. who expect to
open a public school department for
the thirty or forty children of the new
town The school will be opened about
Jan. Is.
Miss Alice Green of Magoun avenue
will return this afternoon from a sew
eral days visit with relatives in Fort
Wayne.
When you want nice nobby over
coat made at the right price see OCon-
mel. the tailor. Il
Frank DeBriae is mourning the loss
of a pair of eyeglasses, lost on Friday
evening between the postoffice and his
home on Magoun avenue. A reward is
offered.
Miss Mabel Mickey will entertain
the members and friends of the Ep-
worth League at her home on Magour
avenue Friday evening. Everyone il
invited to attend.
When you want perfect fitting sui
made call on OConnel the tailor. t
Mrs. E. T. Davis will receive the la
dies of the Congregational church OF
Magoun avenue next Thursday after
noon.
Miss Martha Swami of One Hundred
and Fiftyfirst street visited friends II
the Harbor last evening.
Manager Heintz has arranged TO
skating exhibitions by Chicago ex
pert this evening. THE Great de-Syl
via" is the appellation by which tn
wonder is known, and several interest
ing and thrilling feats are promised.
The Psi Mus will hold a bushes
meeting this evening preparatory t
the organization of their basketball
team.
Miss Helen Davis of Magoun avenu
will return tomorrow from a thre
months visit in Indianapolis and 9th
er down-state cities.
The services at the local NJ. e. churc
were well attended yesterday, Re-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-14

, MONDAY.
, Annual meeting of Great
. Western Trottfng circuit m Chi
= ca&o.
. Harry Lewis vs.. Willie Lewis,
. IL rounds, at New Haven, 0onn.
: TUESDAY.
B Bill Papke W.. Hugo Kelly, IS
. rounds, at Los Angeles.
. Frankie Neil VS.. Owen Moran,
. II rounds. at Boston
. Race between Tom Longboat
. and Pietri DOrando in New Yor.
. wrestling match between Fred
. Beeu and Henry Orderman in
. Minneapolis.
D Annual trials of Georgia Field
o Trial association at Waynes-
= boro, Ga.
. WEDNESDAY.
Q Harry Lewis VS.. INK Russell,
D II rounds, at Rochester, N. Y.
o THURSDAY.
q Annual meeting of Cotton
. States Baseball League at jack
q SON, Miss.
. Tony Caponi VS.. Ed. McGoorty,
q 10 rounds, at Appleton, Wis.
= Jim Stewart VS.. Jim Prender-
y CAST, IL rounds, at Lawrence,
= Mass.
. FRIDAY.
q Annual trials of Virginia.
= Carolina Field Trials associa-
y tiOn at Spray, N. G.
q Dick HyIand VS. George Mem
= sic, 10 rounds, at Los Angeles,
= Declared off.)
= SATURDAY.
q Annual indoor athItic meet of
q College of the City of New York.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-14
SPORTING NOTES

presidency Of the Chicago Athletic as
ISOLATION.
Charles F. Thompson of the Home
wood Country club was nominated for
the presidency of the Western Golf as
ISOLATION.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-14
"Acouired" Thirst.

my poor man, how did you acquire
such thirst?" 1T wus dis-a-way, mis-
ter; when de doctor operated on me
for appendicitis he forgot an left
a sponge inside o. me."-Boston TRAY
eler.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-14
EAST CHICAGO.
injured in Run-AWay.

As the result of a runaway X. w
Novak, agent of the Bartholomew q
Roesing brewery, is confined to MS
home in Hammond with severe con-
tusions upon his body. The runaway
occurred in the Oklahoma territory Sat
urday afternoon, when Novak's spir'
tied horse became unmanageahle. Ii
attempting to quiet the animal NovaR
was thrown from the buggy, falling or
his back. DR.. G. F. Bicknell is in at
tendance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27
NEW POINT
IN Con TESTS

a new turn was given to the various
county seat controversies now pend.
ing in the supreme court, when The
court on its own motion raised TIE
question OF its jurisdiction ia the Grart
and Coal county cases. which had al
ready been decided In favor of Mel.
ford and Coalgate.
The Thomas hin passed By the "a :
legislature proyiding for she pf3cad-
ure in county seat elections cHifes iy
cave the supreMe uouri luc.sn u9Q n
all controversies arising under ihdt act.
but the title contains 30 ieier nts t1
that pari OF the bill. which nias neat
iaafe those provisions The Queati ID
was also raised incidentally as to tle
court jurisdiction in injunction pro
reedings aside from the authority con
ferred by that bill jan enuneratin
the writs which the supreme court
may issue. the constitution does ID.
specifically mention Injunction. Ih5
iattorneys for the contestants in t-e
various cases wore given ten days g
file briefs covering this question
In both Grant and Coal counties tla
county records have been moved sins
the temporary restraining order isspea
lby the supreme court was dissolved
SO that there would be no further W
portunity for Injunction proceedina
/ II all OF the proceedings had SO &i
should be declared Irregular
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MANDATE IS
RECALLED

In the famous pryan-Allison case, in
volying the possession OF an illegiti
mate child OF X w Allison, of Nor
man, and Mrs Mary Bryan, tae 81
preme court has recalled the mandate
In which the case was decided in ALI
sous favor, In order to give the attor
news for Mrs Bryan an opportunity
TO argue a motion for rehearing
Il will be remembered that the iudg-
nenf of the lower court in favor Of
the defendant was reversed June 81
IN an opinion handed down by Associ.
ate Jue.iee Dunn, who predicated his
opinion upon q tefrltqrial statute leet>'
zing an lleglfiMate offspring Tho
af3gouiior or father IS. under the law
permitted to adopt the cfild against
he consent Ol The aother If he takee
II into his home after public acknowl
edgment Of its illegitimacy
Another feature of this case is that
Kenner w. Allison. Jr the child, was
taken into the Allison home with the
consent Of both Mr.. Allison and the
mother who lives IN Oklahoma Two
years ago Mrs. Bryan filed habeas cor
pus proceedings in the probate court
Of Cleveland couRy seeking custody
of the child. She lost, but on appeal
to the district court won. and has since
had her son az her home until Justice
Dunn last month awarded the child
10 Mr.. Allison The new impetus Civ
en- the case. may result in the awardinl
OF the child 10 its mother.
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, O c G o Q @ Q @ o o 0 0 @ Q e.;
, AT THE THEATRE.
) O Q @ 0 O O @ @ O y {, O C G {

THE Bell Boy Company opened q
weeks enlightenment at lie Crystal
Airdome last night to one of the lars-
est crowds of the season. The Bell
Boy Is a high-class musical ecme y
and beyond doubt the best ever seel
at { he Airdome Like all musical
comedies there aas httlo ii any, plot
but the performance was a hearty
laugh from start 10 finish. Johnny
CALVIN as atsyf keeps the audience
lu a roar of laughter and Ais Calvin
as kitty Dugan' his side partner Is
pretty s0uhretie OF remai kable abu
lty The chorus, though not large
was made up or excellent voices and
was a notable part when Il come q
volume The c26tuming aad eltctric5
e0ects were up TO the stamford ui
the dollar and a hail shows seen "a.
the opera house last Nason.
The management has decided 20 re-
peat "a Deu Boy tonight and give
those who We're unable d. gain ad
mission las; night on opportunity of
seelns this hanncf bin
Iom Isl nisht iho company VIII
present Ella Galyn in high class
dramatic production, entitled Buh
the Newsboy"
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RESULT Of SPECIAL ACT
INTRODUCED BY GORE
His Life Like a Chapter OUi Of
One Of GOOpeT'S
Novels

special to Daily Leader.
LaWton, Okla Jnly 2T-IIerman
Lehman, adopted member Of the Co
manche tribe OF iniians. today select
ed his allotment as provided in the
act Of alay 80, this year, introduced
by Senator r. y. Gore OF this city,
awarding lehman an allotment BY
special act tie selected as his claim
a qua fer section several miles east
Of Deydson, and one 81 the best
pieces of farming land in the big pas
turc
With Che selection Of allotment by
Lehman comes The announcement
THAT ail members of the Comaache
tribe born after the last allotment,
shortly prior 70 the sale OF pasture
lands, wiz shortly receive allotments.
aud whep this IS done the remainder
OF the laulg remaining unsold VIII be
opened to white settlement and soil
to the highest bidder Indian Agent
Lieutenant Ernest Steckner was to-
day notified Of ih ae.ection made by
Lehmmi and il Is understood taat
immediate stems viii be taken tor
the allotment OF tho latest born Co.
manches
indians to Lehman's Aid.
Attempt was made by Chief Quanah
Parker during his recent Visit to IN
duce tie government 70 entail all un-
sold lands of the Coaiancnes to b.
allotted to unborn members Of the
tribs as their numbers increase. but
it was thought best By the depart.
ment,t1 place the lands on sale, open
them fog white settlement ana nol6
the money for the trihesmcn.
The special act OF Congress grant
ing to Herman Lehman an allotment
was passed upon urgent request from
the Indians, IN view Of the fact that
he is an adopted member of the iribe.
IFS farm was turned over TO MIN to-
day ln fee simple.
Like story OF fiction Is that told
by Herman Lehman. who for eight
years 30 his youth, was held captive
by tae Indians of the Southwest OF
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panion, when she found them together
In local Amusement house.
A woman and a man we're struck
as was indicated by tAe story, but
Mrs. Carl Rinear WAS the assailant
and not Mrs Sheddan.
Mr. Shaddan was IN St Louis at the
time OF the trouble and his wife was
not q party to it. Taere are no domes
tic infelicities IN the Sheddan family.
Mrs Rinear charged that her hus-
band was guilty Of inconsistency aud
gave that as q reason for the assault
while Mr.. Rinoar declared that he
would sue for divorce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27
Natures Warning
Guthrie People Must Recognize and
Heed T.

Guthrie People Must Recognize and
Heed Il
Kidney Ills come quickly mysterl.
ously
But nature always warns you.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See II the color Is unhealthy
III there are settings and sediment
Passages frequent. Scanty. painful
It's time then TO use Doans Kidney
Pills.
TO ward off Brighss disease or dia.
betes
Doan's have done great work in
Guthrle
Louis B. Kroeger Belyea Addition.
Guthrie Okla. says For two years
/ had several attacks OF lame back,
never severe enough TO cause me 10
lay of from work but exceedingly
truublesome There was also an am
-ovence from the too frequent action
tnN Kidney aeerc-cns uurina ONE
these spells Doan's Kidney pills
were brought to my notice and I pro
cured q box at n. Wallaoe's drug
store J used them according TO direc-
tions aud received such marked bene.
TT fhat II gives nae pleasure 10 en-
dorse the claims made for them,
For sale By all dealers Price 60
cents FOster-Alilbufn Co. Buffalo.
New York. Sole Agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27
FLYNN ON STATE Guardianship
sreeIal to naiIy Leaaer.

Special to Daily Leader.
Oklahoma City july 27--Aftor at
tending the meeting Of the republican
national committee Of the Central
West and the various state chairmen
with Manager Hitchcock at Denver,
senatorial candidate C r Hunter and
National Committeeman c. NJ. Cade
have returned TO Oklahoma.
Campaign questions were fully dis
cussed," said Mr. Flynn. but the fu-
ture will have to develop them. che
pressing question in Oklahoma IS the
impending election Of a state chairman
TO fin the place OF Mr. HunterS1 am
prepared TO state positiveJyrshowever,
that the management of the coming
campaign IN Oklahoma will be IN the
hands Of Committeeman Cade, where II
naturally belongs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27
FINDS BABE
IN BUGGY
Special to DAILY Leader


Snyder, Okla, july 2T Sensation Is
rife here as tas result of Mrs j l..
kianoy finding a six weeks old baby un-
der her buggy scat While on her way
home. five miles Ia the country
She bad heen Ia town shopping dur
ing which time She had hitchc1 hef
buggy ia front o. ene oi lhe atofe
and Il Is supposed that alysui e aas
tafaY on Dor aasenle aud fhe ulNu
placed under the buggy seat
Mrs Kinney was about half a mile
from toNn when she heard the cry of
an infant a4A soon located a under
the buggy seat Immediately return
ing 10 town. she gave ihe alarm. but
30 Tar its mother aas not been 10
Gated The baby was carefully and
neatly wrapped in a soft shawl Mrs
Kinney has taken the baby 20 hef
country home and win keep Il unt
search reveals It's mother, CthtrNise
she viii probably adopt is.
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pleasant Ways for summer pays.

Grand Trunk,Lehigh Valley, double
track route. Chicago tp New York via
Niagara Falls. Grand Trunk.Central
Vermont-Boston & Milne route from
Chicago to Boston and the Grand
Trunk Railway System to Montreal
Quebec and Portland Double track
from Chicago to Montreal
For particulars of special low round
trip fares. descriptive literature. etc,
Apply to Geo. w. Vaux, A. G. p. & T.,
l35 Adams St, Cchioago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27
DENIES WHIPPING HER HUSBAND

Special TO Daily Leader
llawton, okla. July 27--Mrs l.. c.
sheddan, wife Of prominent and law
abiding citizen OF l4awton and herself "a
woman of refinement rightfully OBJ
ieols to 4 story sent Out from here i'm
which il was charged that she had
beaten her husband aud a woman COM
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27

The merits OF the Texas Wonder
you would never suffer from kidney
bladder or rheumatic trouble. 81 bnt.
ne two months treatment. Sold by
Wallace drug store eall ior iesu.
mony.
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bis capture and some incidents Of his
captivity and restoration, he iells:
story OF His capture.
VII was On lhc 18th or May. 1870.
he says, that while playing Ia the
field near the house, With my little
brother. While, s years Of age my sis-
ter Caroline, still younger and my
baby sister. that we found oufsslws
surrounded BY hiaeously painted saw
ages Apache indians led by ihe noted
warrior. Chi.wate etoe They cap
tered Willie. fred several sdots at
close range at Caroline as shc ran to-.
ward the house. and chased me some
distance before capturing me. /
fmEht desperately. bat was soon tied
.isht ami fast on vicious pony. While
Willie was pat on another pony in
FRONT OF q big Indian. and We were
on in an instant. for by this time the
mon 8 the house were ready 10 open
nte on tho Indians Several times
my pony left the others, but as my
hands and feet We're tfed ! could not
guide him, aud each time he circled
end caught up with the crowd But
one tim eve went for six days and
nights almost entirely without food or
water. ana most OF the time in a
sweeping gallop.
Tortures Of His Captivity.
Il was securely tied with my face,
down. each hand and each foot being
tired to separate stakes, while one end
or rope vas placed around my neck
and the other end fartened to q stake
or bush II ! groaned or complained
an Indian wonid bcGt me and pun
my hair ! was SO bruised by the old
piece Of saidla on which / was
forced to ride, and so torn BY mes
quite chapparal and cactus thorns
that ! was almost a running sore. AS
my clothing nad all been torn OF
when was captured. ] was sunburned
into blister nearly all over. IN tie
running hght Willie was forciblg
thrown from his horse by an Indian
who jumped up behind him. lie hid
ia the tail g-ass among some rocks
tin an was quiet Already half
starved and famishei. ne wandered
about for three days and nights, Oft
en- in great danger of wild beasts.
Finally, while lying prostrated from
exhaustion. he was picked up near
Kickapoo Springs by an old freightef
aud IN about two wcek returned to his
home
Ais Remembrance Of His Father.
Lehman's mother sought out Gen-
aral McKmzie and found that her son
was among the captured. The boy,
after considerable espondence
was returned t. his parent under mil
itarv escort of three soldiers.
This was in 1878, when | was l9
years OF age" he said. At that
limo could only speak the Apache
ana Comanche languages; didn't
know my own name or the name OF
MS paronts know my father was
dead. for remembered seeing him
buried. 7 could remember The form
ard features of my mother, and some
OF my brothers and SISTERS, but d.
not know the name Of either.
Resides being greatly injured ply
sicallv by exposures. fortunes and
wounds while with the Indians ]
chances for making q living were
greatly impaired by my long tssocia-
tlon with the Indians. realize, as.
few others do this habits and inclina-
ticns formed in youth by such long
association are very difficult 10 get
rid of. I realize more and more as
grow older that am tel and fet-
tered and in many ways rendered
helpless by these unfortunate asso-
ciations1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27
PoTAToYiELD nv PoTTAwA.
TOME.


Special % Daily Leader.
Tecnmseh. ORA lHiv - The Pc.
tato yield IN Pot'awatomie cunuiy
Nill BE- almost as great AS q Nos iast
Yegr the floods having fuiuroI the
7ron hui very little Peaches. how.
ever, are not doing we'll The crop
IS shert and the TRAIT Is far below the
aar IN size and quality.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27

The dove seas viii open August
lst Somebody is gong to get fine
new Remington Auto-loading shotgun.
to open It with, for little or nothing,
and not much Of that. See Olsmitb
about it.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27

Choice Of 200 Pairs Mems and La
dies $500 and $3.50 shoes and OK.
fords IN window only $500. Robin
sons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27

a IulN 49, lgUS When calilue l0i
- 81 these articles please say.
.Adrerfised Iulv 49,"
M. M Mccoy.
etters sor Men.
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Tfisn ceo
r,,ns E
Fiinebv,n lanes NJ.
cr'nf I5nn p Jr.
caeeln oscar
fInalsob Artbur
ffs,s,e, pnl
tlvas, nan
Jobrsop H. n
Icpns n Zoe
Tgbneop Il NJ
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itreinstein r
At,las H M
Srannoi 1osenb
N5;noe y IA
c'po,i ftnv
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soloneI,v u
Ton1 IA
W-sl1nn Nmia.no
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brirt sfar, h
ct,tlt- ~. afar.
Nr,,.Aii. " ,l,es MIA
tT,n,e, at,ss ara
rrbnsop steua
Iyransv s,.' ,1ise Corinae
Rnann Ais Flla
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IAHp) plIlglaS F!GnS/
Many people sufler from Blood
Poison and don't know It. Reae
symptoms. Easily cured by 9. Q. &
II you have aches and pains \
bones. back or joints, Itching Scabb,
Skin. blood feels hot or thin; Swollel
Glands, Rislngs and Bumps on the
skin, Sore Throat or Mouth. fnliius
hair, Pimples or offensive eruptlons
Cancerous Sores, Lumps or Sores oi
lips, Face or any part OF the body
Rash on Skin, are run down or ner
vous Ulcers on any part ci The body
.carbuncles or Boils, TAKE BOTANIC
ELOOD BALM { e. 3. ~ oUARAN
TEEO 70 cure even the worst am
most deepsc6ted cases B. B. p
drives ail poisonous matter from tht
rich blood directly Ia the Skin Sun
face In this way Sores Eruptions
Pimules and every evidence OF Bloc,
Poison are uniclSlv healed and cureo
completely changing the entire bod
into clean, healthy condition ~hon
sands OF eases cured by B. y. .. ate
an other treatment failed.
RHEUMATISM OR FOUL CATARRt
with shoulder pains hawking o
splitting. headache. earache, even old
stubborn cases OF piles are Qnickl,
cuted by Botanic Blood Balm (B B
Ibl. because these troubles come fIon
Blood Poison B y B purihes anf
enrIchee the blood You feel tha
4 lies worth living from the 'ory hrs
dose II YOU have either Raeumatlsu
oi Catarrh iuat Try B- B. q. aud yol
viii get well surely and quickly
Waregy hilsters open itching sores Z"
an kinds. an leave after treatmen
gilh q. B o. because these trouble
ne caused by Blood Poison. Will
"a. q. 3. luiis the poison, makes th'
,liood pufat auG rich and heals tlf
s6ras and utops thditehipg forever
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM, (s. p. 81
Is pleasant aaa safe 20 take. composet
az pure Rotonic iasredients, SAMPLE
SENT FREE by wfitins Bloo0 Bain
Co.. Atlanta. Ga SOLD Bf DRUG
GlsTs. or sent hy express. 81 PET
LARGE BOTTLE. with complete a.
rections fer home cure. sold q
c lthrie, Okla. BY r. B. Lillle'y Drvi
Stole. Call or write.
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GOOD FRUIT LAND IN OKLAHOMA
sneelal 10 Daily Ioadar


Ardmore okla, July 27-F III, Um-
holt2 OF This city Who GYMS the
Planters nurseries at Tyler. Tex, and
fruit farm near Guthrie. Ok says
That there are more acres OF good
ifuit l7rd in This section than.4n any
other place be knows Of After com
Ing n from a visit TO me commercial
nciards near here ne made siate-
nent that the orchards around this
town agd Dc made to produce q mil-
ion dollars worth Of fruit each year.
There 5 dearth Of practical fruit
growers here the orchards have been
improperly pruned and have never
been sprayed. AS a result the guam
tity of fruit IS decreased and the Qual-
10y very poor,
For the best clear Havana cigar
that ever was made. so to Olsmith's
Victor Block Corner
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See Robinson's shoes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-03
Lady Wolston HHaw SIen'
der.
der.

On her visit to New York the charm.
ing, titled English kinswoman of the
Van Horn Mentors of Rhode Island
was quite plump even fat yes.
downright fat This visit she is beau
tifully slender, but neither exercising
nor dieting did it, she says.
Here is her advice to her American
cousins, who would safely and quickly
take off pound or so of fat day and
keep it off as desired:
Take a teaspoonful after meals and
at bedtime of this simple trio of home
remedies: " ounce Marmola, " ounce
Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic and
3k ounces Syrup Simplex. These ar
ticles cost little, may be obtained at
any durg store, and can be mixed a.
home by any one.
There isn't wrinkle nor a stom
ach ache in barrelful." concluded ..er
ladyship. That is. she meant all that
though her language was much more
elegant, of course.