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kept clean and free from dis
ease, if the mixers use clean
vessels and milk with clean hands,
and if the milk is cooled as soon as
1t is drawn, it can be used with
safety. But if any of these condi-
tons are violated, the milk should
not he drunk by any one. Equally
a. much depends upon the manner
in which the milk is cared for after
1t reaches the home as upon the
conditions Of the milking. Very
frequently good milk is allowed to
spoil after it reaches the home.
Where milk IN vessel delivered to
the home, it should be placed at
once In a covered clean vessel, and
should be placed upon ice with out
delay. The best way is to have a
special bottle, easily cleaned. into
which the milk is poured and in
which it is kept until used. As
soon a the bottle is emptied. il
should be thoroughly rinsed and
scalded and then summed.
In cases where a cow is kept on
the premises, every precaution
should be taken to keep the stable
clean. Scrupulous cleanliness in
milking and in all the vessels used
is the only safe policy.
The Importance of cooling the
milk In the dairy and keeping it
cool in the home cannot be over
estimated.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-08-04
VIII the People Be DuneS2

W hen 1t comes to comparison
ct Editor r. ii. Beasley. az the
South Boston News. and Rev.
James Cannon. Jr.. ia the matter
OF unSefsh devotion to tie eanse of
prohibition, we find nothing in
favor of the latter. Mr.. BeasIev
has been one of the pioneer TEMPER
ance men in the State, and is a
man OF profound conviction, and is
so recognized. Recent events have
not favorably impressed the South
boston temperance advocate.
Sometime ago he was led to doubt
the sincerity of certain leaders in
the cause, and several months ago
he announced his purpose to sup
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-08-04
Commissioners Notice.

oihuliS>'oncr Oi1ce,
Berryville. Va. July ,. 1909.
I'm the Circuit Court Of Clarke County:
Mary NJ. Riddle and Others, Complainants
vs..
Laura n. Sewers and others. Defendants.
Upon the petition filed in said canse by the
tnck Co J. |. Case ThreShing Machine Co.
and the Berryville Milling Company.
IN CHANCERY.
Extract from decree of May term. laOg.
lt is adjudged. ordered and ,lccree.i that
THIS cause be and the same j. hereby re-
ferred To Conrad kowns.ar. one of the t'om-
nllssiunSTs IN Chancery uf this Court. whose
uutN u shall! be 10 make the lnllowius, IL
quiries and report 10 the Court as follows.
Firs, Ascertain ;he liens. in the order of
Their priority, upon that certain tract of land
owned bv Laura X. Sewers. containing "a
acres, rood and 10 poles. and whether oar
not rents and profits from said real estate
Tor i've years will pay the liens thereon. and
Whether she owns any other lands, and the
liens thereon.
Second Report 10 the Court the amount
oi land owned by & X Sewers. where said il
situated, the liens thereon in the uni.r ~
Their priority, aad whether or not the reuts
anu profits from such raj estate As he may
own, Tor five years Will discharge the liens
thereon
anu -ASttitalb WHAT real e. ate WAS
owned by Catherine J sewers. al the time ~
her death, where the same Is located. and
whether or not II IL capable of partition
among those claiming under her. or who
now own such real estate.
Fourth. Convene the lien and other credi-
tors OF the SAID Catherine J. Sewers. renort-
ing the liens upon such real estate as She
may have owned nj the time of her death In
the order Of their priority
Firth. Report on any other matter which
may seem pertinent To the Commissioner or
any other matter which any PARTY in interest
may request him to report ON
Refore executing this order the Commits
Sioner VIII give notice by publication i'm THx
CLARKE COURIER for four successive weeks
which shall be equivalent to personal service
upon all parties interested and the lien and
other creditors of Catherine 5. Sewers.
The parties To this cause and the lien and
other creditors of Catherine j. Sewers the
lien creditors Of Laura X. Sowers and tbe
lien creditors Of &. X. Sewers are notified
thot will proceed to execute the provisions
OF the foregoing decree at my office in Berry.
vile Va, ON
THURSDAY. AUGUST 3. 1909
At which place and time they are required
10 he present with their evidence.
CONRAD KOWNSLAR.
Commissioner in Chanoery.
Mccormick, Whiting. Smith and Broun
oois' ior feuuoners. Is dts
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Good and Bad Milk.

HE value Of COWS milk a. 4
human food demands entirely npon
its quality and condition when used.
Milk from diseased COWS. mix
drawn in an urclcan manner. or
milk left standing too long after it
is drawn is unfit for human use.
If given to babies. such milk may
act rs powerful poison. On the
other hand, clean, pure and fresh
milk is the best artificial food for
infants and a merchandising drink
for all persons.
No person in the city should use
any milk unless he is familiar with
conditions at the dairy or farm
from which the milk comes. or un-
less the dairy is regulated by a
competent health officer. If the
stables nsed for the COWS are
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-08-04
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold

\. ; Nusbaum, Batesville, Indiana
writes: Last year l suffered for three
months with summer cold so distress.
ing that it interfered with my business
l mad many Of the symptoms of bay
fever, and ] took several medicina s
wnich seemed only to aggravate It.
Fortunately insisted upon having
Foiey's Honey and Tar 1t ouickl,
cured me. My wife has since used
Foiey : Honey aud Tar with the same.
success j. G. Jones * Co. Wildwood
Va X c. Green, Boyce, Va.
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VOTE FOR TUCKER.

The COURIER urges every Dem
ocratic voter in Clarke county to
90 to the polls tomorrow and cast
his ballot for II. st. G. Tucker for
Governor.
We believe the revelations con
corning Judge Mann'S connection
with the Malone regime las shown
in the letters written by Judge
Mann TO General Nahone). As well
as Judge Mann'S well-known posi-
ton on the liquor question, COM
bined with the apparent paradox OF
being supported by some of the
largest and most influential liquor
and brewing interests of the State,
raise a very grave doubt as To his
freedom from influence and his
ability to govern this State for the
whole people.
We believe that at least sixty
per cent of the people of Virginia
are opposed TO the licensing of
liquor sales in the State. but we
cannot believe that Judge Mann
can or will do anything To further
the wishes Of the people of the
State in that respect. supported as
he Is by the very interests which
are in closest touch and association
with the liquor men and brewers.
On the other hand. Mr.. Tucker
Is an avowed champion of Local
Option-giving each community
the right to vote wet" or dry"
as they think best.
Mr.. Tucker believes las we do
that bill will be introduced in the
coming Legislature providing for
an election by the whole people on
the subject of Statewide prohibi-
ton, and has announced his deci-
sion to approve such bill if it is
passed by the Legislature.
The temperance people of the
State will be given an opportunity
to say whether they prefer State
wide prohibition or Local Option.
The voters have absolutely moth
ing TO gain, that we can see. bv
nominationg Judge Mann, for the
liquor interests say that he will not
be able TO do anything to further
the temperance cause for the
inferential reason that his hands
will be tied" by the power behind
the throne).
y vote for Tucker will be vote
against any combination of the
machine" and the liquor men.
A vote for Tucker will not only
be vote for Local Option, but
Will be vote for "a fair DEAF
when the people of the State
demand the opportunity of voting
for or against Statewide prohibi-
ton.
II you want, as your Governor.
man who is absolutely free from
alliances or promises, and who will
rule the Old Dominion in the in
terests of the whole people-the
great common people
VOTE FOR TUCKER
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-08-04

II Invention the child
is
in
when
convenient the
TO
and in the mide really additional
with wide sash
width of the structure planned
eight The
cwould
L. Archie
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-08-04
Order Of Publication.

Virginia. Clarke County set:
IN VACATION.
George w. Potter. Complainant.
vs..
Annie X. Potter, Defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain for the
complainant against the Defendant an abso-
Lutte Decree of Div. roe. and dissolution az
tae Bonds Of mat lmory existing between
them, and fur general rcllef
And L appearing from affidavit filed. that
the said Annie II. Potter is a Nonresident of
this state, j. IS therefore ordered that the
S Sa Anhle y Potter appear within fifteen
the Clerks Office of our said Court and do
what Is necessary to protect her interests.
Teste sAML MCCORMICK, Clerk.
CONRAD KowSsLaR, p. q.
1851
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-08-04

People with chronic bronchitis. asthma
and lung trouble, will find great re lief
AMI comfort in Foley's Honey and Tar.
and can avoid suffering bv commence. .
to take it at once. j G.. Jones & 60
wildwood, Va, r. c. Green, Boyce. Y
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Ns&xM EOTfQIAs2Nestsn
- Crhadtla - Cr..A
JUNE 20. 1000.

49, ANNN.
LEAVE BERRNViLIEpAHY
soUTHnoUNp
NO sS-S.vS =. m--For Rris'u. and u,erur
diate stations; Pullman frf.t ,',sfe- n
bnStoI connects with Oh, =, Ioas
Express for eli Point. W.f. p.Irs,
sIevtsf Roanoke to Co.amb., cafe az
- Williamson.
No. l-2 - A. m.-For Roanoke. R-.,l
blueheld. Pocahoutas. norton. Wcrb
anu Immediate station, Pullman Sl..tei
Gary.
No. 27-s;2s p. m.--For Elbtou q Local
Stations.
NoRTHEoUNp
No 2s-9:2a a. m.-For Hasc->toun ard
intermediate stations. CONNECTS 10 shea.
andoah Junction for Washington. Raid
more, Philadelphia. and New YORK. and
az hagerStown Tor HARRISBURG Phiaisl-
phia and New York.
No. l4-s:0i p. m.-For Harertovn Wash
ington, baltimore. Philadelphia New
York; Pullman and Buffet >.ecpers va
hagerstown for Harrisburg philaiel.
phia and New York.
No. elise y. m.-For Haecn,ta vu. Phia
delphia. New York: Pullman Sleeper 70
Philadelphia; and New York
Hates, Time Tables, informant 20 chcerfully
w ny.
W. h. BEVILL, NE. BRAGG.
Zen. Pass. Agt. Tray. Pass. Az
Roanoke. Va.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
HARRISONBURG. VIRGINIA

For the higher education 81 young Iadi, s
and the professional training Of .eaciefs.
Location unsurpassed. Handsome new
buildings and complete equipment Modern
dormitory. laree aud able faculty. Thor
ough courses. TUITION FREE IN ALI.
DEPARTMENTS. LIVING EXPENSES
LOW. First session begins September %
1903. Send for free illustrated announce
ment to-
TLAN a. BUREUss, President.
Varrisonburg, Va =
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Virginia Military institute
LEXINGTON. VA.

list Year. State Military. Scientific anu
Technical School. Thorough courses oi gen,
eral and applied Chemistry and IA E.e'lT''~
and Civil Engineering negrcc OF gr'du"'
in academic course, and degrees of lache'"
of Science i'm Technical Courses All o'
penses. including clothing and inciden'aS
provided at rate Of 1886 per annHm' IS i.
average for the four years, exclusive 3"
outfit. For information address
Is az T.. W. NICHOLS Stn.
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WEDNESDAY, AUG. 4, 1909.

An advertisements lcxccVting legal advcr
tisements and professional cards. inserted for
less than thrcc months are considered tran
silent. and wi be changed for az the rate of
five cents per line for the first insertion. and
three cents per line for each succeeding in-
SertiOn
Obituary notices. resolutions OF respect.
and social organizations. other than those
which the elitor himself shall give IS a
matter OF news. Viii Doe charged for. at the
aforesaid rates.
Our advertising rates are uniform. and "a
liberal reduction Is made on all standing ad-
vertiSCnentS, and rates viii be make known
on application. Changes Of advertisements
must be handed in not later than saturday
morning Of each week.
Entered at the postoilice 40 Berryvillc. Va
as sccond-ciaSs mail matter
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D. C4&FSUN TILLEK. Secretary.
A Personally Conducted Excursion

"ll leave Earrisonburg July a. M for MARYLAND 20
examine our lands Come We paw the Railroad f
one way The fare to Pocomoe City about s4OO
Ladies are invited to 90 on he same terms
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VI.
Solomon Lewis
The object Of this suit is to obtain n iecree
OF absolute divorce apd dissolution Of the
oolds or ma rimony existing between the
parties to this suit, and for general relief. n
d dpp,arsnS ov afndayit that the said defen-
this state, is, therefore, ordered that The
SAG defendant do appear within fifteen davs
lol after due publication of this notice
ana DO what Is necessary TO protect his in.
sAML MCCORMICK, Clerk.
Smith, p. q. Iam
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Order Of Publication.

State of Virginia
IN Tue Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
'aly, 1909. my VI
Mary Lewis
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VALLEY REALTY COMPANY.
BY order of Board.


As result OF Conference of the Mission Second
ct OF 'gna and In as much Board
hhted knowledge of the territory and of the
making tins oer the offer believing that there
possibility of fruitful results.
Signed in behalf o the Board
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-08-04

Ia answering inquiry what we would he wiln, to do
toward encouraging the building The Church Brethren
communities where your people settle lands
say In view of the fact that
our property and other members church already located
IN your negborhood will be glad will hereby
TO contribute the of Two Thousand @ Dollars whore ton
or more families purchase our lands in one
hooo or community will give Thousand Dollars
proioeu nVe FAMILIES buy and locate before June
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-08-04
An Open Letter.

The following proposition made Valley Realty Company
of HarSonburg. Va The the Brethren or Dunknrl
Church applies alike to the Mennonite to any other
denomination not having Church Building ic nehborbood or
community lands
Harrisonburg. Va. June 9nd 1909
Messrs C. +. Fifer and j. NJ. Kagev.
Harrisonburg Va
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-08-04
PUBLIC SALE
OF Personal PROPERTY

Having decided 10 quit farming, | will sell
at public auction on the Ricamore Far,,,
north of the Berryvile station, commencing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-24
ARRANGED BOGUS
WRESTLING MATCH

ItIa Rock. Ala. Eel -l-Th-t
ta... field of operations ez.enJcd over
,Ha entire country aud noIr victims
uguU.. nearly hundred from whom
almost balT million dollars has boon
secured during the last Two years o.
tine declaration of the state and federal
officials who caused the arrust yeater-
day OF j. G.. MH bray and three az
legged confederate leaders. "a "
charged of thoughly organized band
of swIudlcrs, on charge % using inc
malls tl aefraud. In searching the
effects of Aagnrav last night records
Wcro found giving the names, the
authorities declare. of men who Wer'
r.ctmiz.d. avs well us those OF over
500 others. stationed iu every stat'
boz Tho Union aud iH several province
u Canada who. the officials assert
acted la agents of the mon
During their r0 ldelco Iu Ltil'
Rock. .he quartz. occupied a none ih
Pulaski Heights. "a .Isuouaple su'lt %.
suit of offices U c1h ntoWn iulco
building completed tha local 1acK-
ground Tor taa.r ralons "neh. DIT
"a alleged wore H ~ Pse oos'H
wrestling matches .ua Tool aht morse
...H
When arrested no.. mo- sa'e their
names as D. t.. aasu-JNi i. = Clarh'
d. .I Johnson 8u| nHofre Werner ..
Tler were lUuuley py RI g.
D.gauaugh OFT HaH T.eans VINO de-
earcI chat Doc ia" r3b,0p on a
previously alru /~restlng match
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-24
AN IMPULSE CAME OVER HIM
When He Met Him, CarmaCk Put
Mrs. Eastman Between Them
And Drew a Pistol.
Carmack Fired First. Then Cosoners
son Robin Shot. but Colonel Did
Not. Seeing His Enemy Down.

Nashville. Tenn. Feb ai-Th. u..st
big crowd gathered at fr. ...,...-. ....
to4.,. 90 l,....
-., Examination or
'''' duncan h. cooper. iu the Cooper
sharp trial Tor tlc s'Hvfuc 1r for--er
senator Ca-rart-
c.r v-.-t....-....
''' '''N UP '|e line or
questioning where De left of last night.
Col Cooper said ae they approached
Seventh ,,.spr, r.af, ana .,..... ....
h 49,. .'. '''- '''''p "'''
Robin turned and urged me Co hur-
ny. told him TO wait "a uiru.o 81.
ana er.r-. .4.--.4 49,
a.'t'.N anu caught up.
non ne grabbed ms and said.
.r-r,. r.,--,. NAM, s. -rl,. .-..-..-
orae-, 90 fr. s,.,. ..-..,..., ..... -,
5rI Ir,,,,t.,'.,., .......I '.,s su7 g',lo'
+-. rsr.-..L' .'-.'.
u, ,,'.- ...l i.--.. .-,- 10
',-......,-1- -"'.. ,-.N " ~
..... .,.g--...... ~. s 'lll'. WHlyI
...E ,-...-is '.s
..,,-t.. .- .'.'- '.' pc ~ poo.
Nhen you started OH did you Pro
80. 10 l'ee, .iln
no. SUI. ''I '... 'talo over nc
once "h.. 7A" "Al' i0 60 over an"
laiE l' h'Hl.
NoN' ZEN what happened.
Ne.L j sa" senator ,armack COM
HF pap. First ] thought ] would Wa.t
FOR him. Then ] thought that might
carry some significance so J walked
toward him. l saw him speak Co Mrs
Eastman. I said, Mr. Carmack' Tie
threw up his head as though be had not
soon me and at once drew Dis revolver
anal stepped iu front of Mrs. Eastman
pulling beer boz us and steuping
toward Che curb. Dc WAS five or six
.g.t from the curb hen ] called his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-24

best immediate remedy. A fair test of
these powers would be illuminating iu
determining the necessity of statewide
prohibition. The people demand rec
forms of the evils of the liquor trafd.
especially the saloon. and this move
ment has come To stay
SHOOTS TEMPERANCE IDEAS.
Senator Smoot-I believe in temper
auce and It's practise I would like 90
see every saloon closed iu Utah under
the present law. and ] maintain they
can Doe 10 the people of the cities and
towns demand 10 the same as they have
done In SpringvIle Tor years past. and
Morgan Huntsville Wellsvilie and lie
Der city since the present prohibition
agitation commenced. A resolution for
prohibition was offered az the Repub-
lcau state convention and not accept
ed. and I ana informed a resolution was
defeated iu the Democratic state con-
yeutl0u. It was not am issue iu our last
campaign. and. boo my opinion. 10 Is best
such radical changes Do our public af-
fairs as statewide prohibition should
bee presented 90 the people TO vote upon.
] DO believe that the present lesis-
lature should pass a local option bin
with the very strlctest regulations. and
] care not how strict II this does not
close the saloons in the districts where
the people wish them closed. and drive
out every dive in the stat and reduce
the drinking OF liquors To- "a minimum,
ms much as the experience OF other
states through prohibition has done.
then I am ready and Wi'linE Jo pass
statewide prohibition, place 10 in ihe
platform and let the people pass 1n the
question.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-24
JUnY ~ vlGRlNCY clsr.

jury was secured in Justice rtn-
lpv Hanks court yesterday n tIs
c... OF MIS- ID Donaldson WnH is
CHARGED with kamuu." having lc"n
arrested lu house within no walls
of the West Side stockade. Dan ~
Evans. o. cab driver testified that a.
and "a companion had arent SCI ai
minutes boz house there with NJ s
Donaldson. during which time the in-
mates drank beer and smoked cigar
cites.
Ms Martina Iure. Hn0 lives nrHr
ne .tnekHde. testified il the general
hsd reputation tne uhoe hAa Iu.
case vIl Doe continued totay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-24

ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BOXELDER DELEGATION.

Those comprising the Boxelder dele
cation which arrived from Brigham
city this morning are: j. r. Merrill.
Alvin Ipsen, n. j. Valentine. G.. w.
Knudson, Fred j. Holton. Mrs W O..
knudson. J. W. Peters. n l. Hansen,
David Roscnbaum. r. l.. Fishbum, Jr.
Lenora Romer. Rudolph korth, Jonn
+, Merrill, II. w. Valentine, W. o..
Knudson, J. Frank Bowring. John j.
Hors,ey George ID. Roeder. +. Anthony
Valentine, Agnes Olsen, Mrs. George D.
EccdCr.
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pELEGArEs rRoM ENrERY.
Republican Rally at Huntington Re
sponsiblc for Prohibition Oratory

Especial 20 the "NcWs..)
Huntington, Emery CO.. Feb. 23.-
Al the Republican rally held here 10
elect delegates 20 attend the Repub-
ncan state mass convention convonins
in Salt Lake on Wednesday evening at
the theater there was some very spirit
ed oratory IN favor OF prohibition. The
10 'lowing naWe1 persons we q ~ minat-
ed: Anton Nielsen. the bic OF Hu e.
ington, Hebcr Leonard Nil en- S, Black,
j. H. Leonard. u. w. Grange Nina
Miller, H. Il. johnson. Esther Grange.
and W. j. Nixon. the last three being
Democrats but they refused 10 go on
the ground that this was strictly a
Republ an convention, and they did
not think Democrats had any business
at a. They were told that the Demo
Gratis In the Legislature We're united
and unanimous in favor OF prohibI-
tion, and ~ the Republicans We're dis
united, ia was that party that ought 10
hx mp their differences without lng
help OF Democrats
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sEyY Is All RIGHT
Constituents Feel Sure he VIII Stay
BY the Platform.

Special tOrrosp unQrncc.
Republican mass meeting has just
been held in which those present
made it positive that they were in "a
yor of state wide prohibition and
elected the following named gontc-
mon us delegates GO the convention
90 be held m Salt Lake city ou We'd
uosday. Hon. John a. HonHe. Hon.
n. ". Scvy Sheriff Thomas Haycook.
John H. soyy SEM John l.. ScYy Jr.
and Il . Gouldlnr N0twithstaudlng
what the papers say about Hon n.
~. scNys position on prohibition, the
people here. who know him, feel sure
hIhiUuu.
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Removing and Grazing
Photos by Harry Simpler.

Weber county senatorial delegation;
Farley =. Christensen, who will de-
liver one of his characteristic speeches.
Rev. DIT Francis Burgette Short. who
viii demonstrate that he is a straight
out-and-out Republican; }. 3. Keller
Of Provo, who Is with one OF the big
gest or the delegations. and possibly
Hon. George Albert smtn.
Music VIII be furnished by the COL
lego band and the Ladies quartet from
Provo which made such a hit during
the last campaign win sing
KEY NOTE BANNER.
This morning "a force Of decorators
was at work In the theater and one
OF their FIRST efforts was the stringing
OF a huge banner across the prOsCenium
arch which reads:
THE liquor traffic is a cancer in so-
ciety, eating out its vitals. Attempts
TO regulate IL win not only prove abor-
tive, but will aggravatc the evil II must
be eradicated, not a root must be left
behind"