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The Lake County times., 1909-10-07

Tho Woman's Library guild met for
| their regular library benefit meeting
yesterday afternoon. Arrangements
will soon be commenced to hold the
anual benefit bazaar which has become
a feature OF that organization's en-
fdeavors.
The Crown Point football team will
play the Valpo Tigers at the local
grounds here on the 18th of this month
in a return game. The Valpo eleven
"putN It over" Crown Point to the tune
of 20 to last Sunday, but the local
players had just organized the evening
before and We're without practice, and
they promise a different result next
game.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Handley have re-
turned from a delightful automobile
tour to Wellington. Ia, and report the
trip made without accident and a
source of much enjoyment.
Herman Lehman has decided to en-
ter the ranks Of office aspirants dur
ing the coming town election and will
make the race for town treasurer and
clerk Mr.. Lehman's ability is unques-
toned and II elected woull make a
good official.
Mr. and Mrs. John wirtz are Ham
mond visitors today
Mrs. swischer of Chicago is visiting
for a few days with Mrs. w. A. Sched-
dell
Mrs. E. A sigier, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Walter Fish, Of Chi
cago. are visiting friends in that city
for a few days.
Will Hanlon has gone to South Da-
kota to accept a position and while
in that country may possibly enter his
name in the government land draw
Mrs. Sanger of Valparaiso is visiting
with Mrs. Eta Wilmer for a few days
Rev. w. F. Hovis of South Bend is
transacting business in Crown Point
today.
Mrs. William Brown of South Court
street is reported as being quite sick
at her home, of late.
The Lake County times., 1909-10-07

the responsible and lucrative position
Of deputy clerk Of the supreme court of
Iowa Mrs. Grubb. whose maiden name
was Miss Lillian Wood, was born and
raised in Lowell. where she has al
ways enjoyed the highest esteem of a
legion Of friends, who join in extending
hearty congratulations and best wishes
with the husband of her chocie.
Mrs S. A. Browneu and Mrs. l. E
McNay are attending the grand lodge
The Lake County times., 1909-10-07

meeting of the Pythian Sisters at Indi-
annapolis today and tomorrow. Albert
Foster attended as delegate to :
grand lodge from Lowell K. OF P. lodi. .
Mrs F. L. Hunt returned last evsS-
ing from a visit with her sister. Mrs.
Cora Simpson, and friends at Rens-
selaer.
Charles Clinton left yesterday for
Mermente, La, where he goes to build
ditch dredge.
The Lake County times., 1909-10-07
Notice.

William Launer of Chicago. prac-
teal piano tuner and repair man, will
be in Crown Point one week, begin
ming Monday, Oct. IL, where he VIII be
prepared to tune pianoes at a reason
able rate. Orders left at Scheddelrs
drug store-10-s-st
The Lake County times., 1909-10-07

Washington fans will welcome Jim
my McAleer with open arms if he will
only leave all his St Louis players in
their home town.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30

Wool better if track were wet; Dorante
A. G. BLAKELEY-Afraid Arasee
can't beat Dorante.
JOHN POWERS-Animus good platter
in mud; am chiefly afraid of Dorante.
G. III. kEENE-Fearful Clamor can
beat Dorante.
WILLIAM REED-Clamor is right
good, but beating Dorante and Fire
stone looks like no easy thing.
CONCENSUS OF ELECTIONS
Firestone apparently is not held in
the same fear by experts generally as
the views of the trainers directly in
terested would seem to indicate. Out
probable winner obtained from outside
owners, trainers. book makers and
other experts 90 favor Dorante, % King
James. 10 Maltbie, Milford, s Fire
stone, 2 Animus and 1 Colonel Jack.
Following is the summary OF the pref
erences:
John Lowe, d. A. Ross, I. H. Miller,
William Durker, NJ. J. Daily, G. Bux-
ton, Jim Neil, w. A. Kirwan, II. w.
Hoag, George Neal, Charlie Ledgett,
George Wentworth, Frank Skinner,
Henry Freysinghausen, Fred MulhoI-
land, George Miller. L. ]. Ramsey, L.
9. Lee. Joe Jones. P 6. Lynch, H- T.
Griffin. e. g. McCafferty, Max Hirsch;
Herr, Colonel w. E. Applegate, Ed
Soule, Frank Balm. Joe Rose.
King James-All Koenigsberg, Nose
Goldblatt, Ollie Johnson, Vic Terry, w.
II. Spencer. Charles Sanford, Charlie
Koerner. Al Farrell. Joe Dinkelspiel
Jimmy Dixon, ]. NJ. Crane, Wally
Brinkworth, Tony Tuberville, Joe Har-
Ian, Johnny Coleman, Harry Froelich,
w. r. En- Engstron Edward Trotter. j. o.
Holder. Roy Shumway, William Fisher,
Maltbie-J. Freters. T. H Cooke, O.
Turek, William Caine. Frank Rector,
DR.. T. J. Ogle, Edward Dealey, Ferd
Owens, Dave Henry, Al Dobson.
FirestonenD S Fountain, William
George Lewison, L. Streube:
Milford-Jack Adkin. William jack
man, W. G. Yanke, ]. II. Brannon, Tex
Forman. r. r. Rice Jr.
Animus-Pat Dunno, ]. j.. Flanagan
Colonel Jack-W. p. Reardon.
ARCADIANS COME IN SHAPE
The train on which King James, Big
Chief Animus and Maltbiei made the
trip from Arcadia was partially de-
rallied en- route, but the horses sus-
tanned no injury, and all disembarked
lin fine condition. All four of them
worked on the Emeryville track be-
tween races yesterday, together with
other Burns candidates, as follows:
Don Enrique, mile in AS 25; all out
Milford; seven -eighths of mile in
1:35 3-5.
Big Chief, three quarters of a mile in
1:25.
King James, three-quarters of a mile
in 1:19 20; easily
Maltbie, half mile in :5S.
Animus, three quarters of mile in
1880 2-5.
Workouts of other Burns candidates
that have not received their final prep
in actual racing have been as follows
Light Wool, mile and an eighth in
2:05.
Firestone. mile and a quarter in 2:16
Dorante, mile in ISL 20.
Aroc mil nd q rtQ In Il
Milford, mile and a quarter in
.2:16 2-5
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30
POOR CARDPROVIDES
SIX BEATEN
FAV0RITES
Three Public Choices Finish in
the Rnck and Two Run
Second
BY y. x. Jefery

For the third time since the open
ing of the racing season all the Ia
vorites were bowled over at the En-
eryvilIe track yesterday. Such an out
come was not altogether unexpected,
in view of the caliber of the fields
that furnished the racing. Selling
platers OF the cheaper sort monopO-
lized the card and three OF the races
were Of the weIter weight variety,
which have always been beyond solv-
ing, so far as form is concerned Inc
beaten favOrites included Mary 3
clark, Jack Dennerlen. CuernaEa Eacds
Duke of Orleans, The Peer and Des-
comets. Jack Dennerlen and The
Peer managed to finish as close up as
the heavy going which prevailed along
the rail, in which they became so nope
lessly involved that three Of the four
nn1shed far back in the ruck.
Cayenne COra'S victory in the opener
was due TO Jockey KeOgh'S good judg-
ment in picking the good goinS IN the
stretch, which she entered last or all.
Turret was the medium of a mild
killing by o. A. Bianchi and his con-
nections in the year old race, but
his victory was a piece Of luck. as the
running out on the turn.
Tennessee Boy scored at long odds
IN the third because Jockey Mcintyre
duplicated the tactics which keogh had
successfully employed on Cayenne Cora.
Cuernavaca looked to have the race at
his mercy when Jockey Rettig took
him TO the rail in the stretch
Mitre came from the clouds to win
the fourth with q sensational end
rush, which landed him just neck
in advance of St. Avon. Apto Orc
was heavily played in this race. but
failed to finish in the money.
The fifth was marked by a plunge
on The Peer, but DUNES horse had
to be content with playing second
fiddle to Cowen from start TO finish
Ace of Diamonds. also heavily played,
was all in at half a mile.
Galinda opened a long early lead in
the last, but Moorish King picked her
up near the paddock and won out by
virtue Of being in the better going.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30
PLUNGER MacMANUS
SCORES WITH
ADRIUCHE
Wins Feature Event Easily
From Dennis Stafford and
Center Shot
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI


Los ANGELES. Jan. 2S.-Jack Mac
Manus, formerly streetcar conductor.
and later book maker owner, won the
feature event of Santa Anita park this
afternoon, when he put Adriuche over
at long price and defeated Dennis
Stafford and Center Shot. Adriuche
had shown sufficient form to justify
closer odds than those laid against
her chances. while Center Shot had set
a world record for a mile recently and
the talent was much divided in its
choice.
John Carroll was the form of the
race, and got away nicely, but he was
given the poorest ride that Powers has
put up this season. Adriuche was
nicely rated and came along in the
Stafford second and Center Shot, pinned
in on the rail all che way, third Cen
ter Shot probably was best and should
have won with a more intelligent ride.
Carroll finished fourth.
Wise Child also performed the SEEM
ingly impossible by winning the nth
race from Mont Clair. Taunt and others,
races this season. He won easily.
Pacific Electric annexed the last race,
cheap selling affair, after leading all
the way in the easiest fashion. much
to the surprise of his owner. who was
betting on Light Comedy, which I'm
ished fourth.
The feature of the season will be
which Jack Atlxin and Roseben viii
meet, with Atkin carrying nine pounds
more than the big train The dis
tance is six furlonSs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30
WINS GREAT STAKE
FOR HER NEW
OWNER
William s. TeViS Gives Kennels
TO Son, Who Captures
Championship
So DseaIeh . az CaIl

Special Dispatch 10 he Gall
BAKERSFIELD, Jan. 2e.-LIoyd Tev-
IS 16 months old bitch Petronella won
the championship stake this afternoon,
Rip Rip. belonging to d. Mcdonnell, in
the second brace. J. ". Flynn's Ken
wood Bangs was the runner UP. Pc
tronella worked in fine form and is
the first Of her sex in the history Of
the Pacific Field Trials association to
win the classic championship stake.
Her owner is the eldest son of Will
liam S. TeVis and last night he was
presented by his father with the Stock
dale kennels, containing scores of IA
nous dogs. Petronella is the first dog
Avalon, owned by b. NJ. Gray, and
handled by J. +. Lucas, with J. w.
Flynn's KenwoOd Bangs, in charge of
Charlie Coutts, We're the first dogs
called. They went down at $50 and
were on ground two hours. Bangs
was the fas ter and more steady. Ava
lon made false point and flushed a
bevy. which was more the fault of the
handler Just before the close of the
race Bangs made a sensational point
Of bevy- The dog finished strong.
After luncheon Spots Rip Rap, owned
and handled by g Mcdonnell, and Lloyd
Teyis' Petronella. handled by r. NJ
Dodge. were put down. Spots Rip
Rap is a very erratic performer and
today was at his worst. The greater
part OF the time he was out of hand
causing Mcdonnell to shout at him
continually. Petronella worked much
the wider and faster. doing both good
single ana beEy pointing, and standing
staunch TO wing and shot. Rip Rap
on one occasion made pretty bevy
point but seemed to delight in flush
ing birds and barking at them. After
hours and 20 minutes PetroneIla was
declared the winner with Kenwood
Bangs the runner UP.
Ibis was concluding day of the
trials. Some Of the sportsmen will re-
main tomorrow TO enjoy a shoot.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30
Arcadia Gossip
Especial Dispatch to tn.

Especial Dispatch to The Call
DR.. George Cotigan, the track physician. has
been IN bed Tor two days with another severe
attack OF heart trouble. He suffered Srom =
similar attack about year ago. and its re,.ur-
renee causes apprehension among his friends
Jockey Shriner, who rode on the Texas circuit
mas signed a contract to ride for the Pasadena
stable during the remainder Of the season.
Walter Miller. who has been visiting IN tbi.
city for few days, will leave tomorrow FOR bis
home In New York 1t was matter OF surprise
that he didn't visit Santa Anita while here
Jim BOden returned 70 EmeryviIle on -ths- Owl to-
night. -
=, Dick Williams today purchased Harcourt from
W. d. Millard for 5000.
"Red" Walker viii in the course OF a fevv
days ship his entire string to EmeryviIle
Montgomery's race OF yesterday. following his
disgraeeful showing OF Saturday last demos
strates that last years Burns winner has gone
back 1t is altogether probable that Sam HIldrefh
viii sell aim, as he received an orer for the
Pessara horse.
Dr. George D. Costigan. the track physician
has recovered from his recent illness and was az
the track today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30
CHICAGO WHITE S0X
SCHEDULE Is
ARRANGED
TIP O'NeH VIII Accompany fhe
Famous Baseball Players
to the Coast

Tip ONeil viii leave tomorrow morn
ing for Chicago TO join Comiskey's
White sox and accompany them on
their baseball tour Of the west The
squad is scheduled TO leave Chicago
about February 26. for the coast on its
annual training trip.
The schedule Of games TO be played
BIZ the White SOX was announced yes
ferdav Two teams are coming and be-
tween them they will engage IN about
Team 10. j VIII arrive in this city
early ia March and play schedule OF
games with the san Francisco team.
the first Of which viii be played at
Recreation park on March o. The
first Chicago team viii alternate be-
tween here and Oakland The Oakland
team viii engage in all the contests
with the White SoX on the other side
Of the bay except IN the game which
they are scheduled 20 play with st.
Alary's college team at Oakland on
The games at Recreation park win be
played with the Seals. Team No.
plays its last game at Oakland on
March u and then departs for Los
Angeles for series of games with the
southern teams. Los Angeles and Yer
Team No. :. opens up it's schedule on
March Al Los Angeles. 1t leaves on.
March 16 for san Francisco and begins
4 series on March il with Oakland at
The grounds across the pay.
The following is the schedule ar
ranged,
Leaves Chicago February &c.
TEAM No. l
March Arrive af san Francisco
March ;. and PLAY San Francisco at
March Cmorning)-Plsy Oakland team at
March s-Play St. Mary's college at Oakland.
March s-Open date.
March 10 and ll-Play Oakland at Oakland.
March j, l3 and l4-Plsy San Francisco at
March a irnorning)-Plsy Oakland at Oakland.
March i and l6-Open dates.
March l6-Team Ne. ! departs for Los An
geles.
Nsre6 % and 2s-open dstes
March "A. % %, q, 2s-Plays Los Angeles and
Vernon.
March 3o-Play Yuma at Yuma. AriE.
April PLAY II PasO al FL Psso-
April 2-Play Abilene st Abilene Tex.
April 3-Play Oklahoma at Oklahoma.
April 4-Play Wichita at Wichita
TEAM NO. 2
Arrives at Los Angeles for practice.
March s. 6 and PLAY Los Angeles and Yer
March and e-Open dates
March 10. II. Is, lz-Play Los Angeles at Los
Nsrch Is and 1s-Open dates
March II and Is-Play Oakland st Oakland.
March 19. 20 and 2l-Play San Francisco at
Recreat tion park
March q (morning)-Play Oakland at Oakland.
March p and 23-Open dates.
March p and 25-Play Oakland at Oakland.
March 20. p and 2s-Plsy San Francisco at
Recreation park
March Is (rnorningl-Play Oakland at Oakland.
March 29-Plsy Reno at Reno. New
March 30-Plsy ogden at Ogden. Utah
March 31-Play Salt Lake at Salt Lake City.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30
Takes Count Of Nine, Then
Lands Knockout

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 2s-After TAX
ing the count of nine in the first round
of his fight with Walter Stanton of
San Francisco sght, kid George
came back and put Stanton out in the
second round.
A vicious left swing flush on the
jaw sent Stanton through the ropes
and out George displayed remarkable
grit after being dropped twice by
straight rights in the first. He forced
the fighting, though dazed, and had
Stanton in bad way when the gong
sounded.
Jockey Malloy knocked out Kid Wat
son in one round and Young Scotty
beat Kid Canole of San Francisco In
three, in the preliminarfes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30
CARDINALS, FIRST GAME

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Jan. 2e.-
The baseball season at Stanford uni
the nine of st. Mary's college of Oak
land tries conclusions with the local
varsity stickers. The game has been
called for $3.50 in the afternoon on the
old varsity diamond The varsity men
will pitch three slabsters. Tallant,
who played in the left garden last
year, will make his official bow to the
fans from the mound, while Smith of
Washing gton university Will try out his
arm. Veteran Bill Theile will prob
ably start the game
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30
sAN JOSE GETs sMITH

SAN JOSE, Jan. 2s.-Manager Elmer
stricklett OF the Prune Pickers TO-DAY
succeeded IN signing Happy Smith, the
local team. at figures far in advance of
those paid him last year
Smith has fully recovered from his
lameness M
Stricklett viii go to San F,rapcisoo
tomorrow in an endeavor to sign Third
Basenan Sid Lacey. He viii remain in
The metropolis over Sunday and look
over some Of the. talent that has been
recommended TO him in the bav cities
league fSS
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30
. - - CURES
-. -. - CHRONIC ULCERS

Any chronic ulcer shows unhealthy
blood. diseased
and kept inhand and irred by continual discharge Of nm
healthy
medicine which entirely th
harnan cleansing the perhaps lig discharge
blood
and can never effect down into circulation
all impurities
With rich blood the heal naturally
d s. bottom
rebuilding
the blood flesh while + stea;i
but surely
blood and will blood Book on Sores
and Ulcers and medical TO all who write -
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30
Arcadia Selections

First race. W. Burt, Sir Ed
ward, YbOr.
Second race-Donnu, A. J.
Small, Rey el Tovar.
Third race-vox PopulI, Ange-
Ius, Woodcraft.
Fourth race-Jack Atkin, Rose
ben, Magazine.
Fifth race-PaI, sibari, Captain
Burnett.
sixth race-Hasty Agnes, Critic,
John Carroll.
Seventh race-POmare, AIIevI-
ator, Runaway.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30

Judge Richard Dwyer. starter. Weather clear
Track slow.
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. St. Str Fin
e-1-Tramator king ......109 1 h
I-l-Antigo lArchibaldl liz 2l 81
Time-:12 2-5. :23 3-5. 10 1-5. ;4S 20. 1:0l-
At post minutes. OF at :J7- Francis Joseph
Q. Auburndale. finished as named Value to
winner 1925. Winner br. g. by IndiO-Trolley.
Trained by L. W. Morris.
SECOND RACE-Ffve and a half furIongs.
odds Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin
Is1s lsFsat Ta;s,Is ReaEsns ,ciidh7s SShlPs)I7
13-5-MeIton Cloth (MeGee) ia 10 6 So
Iime-:oe AS. rs. % 80. Al 2-5. "a,
Some Stone, Bayfield,. Allen Lee. Hickey Daley,
Orphan Boy. Mi Derecho. Nasmerito. finished as
named Value to winner S325. Winner eh. g.
by Star Shoot Chapter. Trained by ii. Nc
Daniels
THIRD RAcE-one mile. selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT. st. Str. Fin
aSi-ssgo aSi-asT5y tSeGee sfSst Powe!so lo
s-1-Pickaway (McCaheyJ.. .1O9 Il 81
Time-:12 S-5 "a 1-5. :S5 As. AT As. 100.
at 2:441a. knight of Ivanhoe. Round and Round.
Pretension. Vanen. Earl Rogers. Jack Witt. I'm
ished as named. Value 10 winner SS25. Winner
Gass.
FOURTH RACE-Seyen furlonss. selling:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. St. Str. Fin.
5-1-Adriuche (McCahey) 9S 2 4
S-l-Dennis 3 Stafford lshiling)1055 Il 2p
Time-:12, :23 2-5, "a 3-5, :46 As, 100.
1:12 rs. 1:25 So At post minutes. on at
3:11. John Carroll. Fleming. Alma Boy, The
Bear. Oberon. finished as named. Value TO win
ner S325. Winner blk. m by Isidor-Aranza H.
FIFTH RACE-one mile. selling. year olds
odds Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
s-1-wise Child (McGee) -.-104 l h II
9-1-Montclair (Martin) ..-.1O4 81 22
e-1-Taunt (Archibald) -lO7 8! 81
1:14 1-5. 1:27. 1:41 4-5. At post minutes.
or at $40. Charley Paine. Bye Bye ii. Josie
S. Arcourt. Airs. finished named. Value to
winner $325- Winner b. &. by Bendoran-Surface.
Trained by J. Green
SIXTH RAcE-seven furlongs. selling. 4 year
olds and upward:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
4-1-Pacinc Electric lshrinr)107 Il Il
S-1-Joseph K Ct. Rice) .104 10 2
10-1-Vivant (E. Clark los 2 = 3 b
Time-:12 2-5. % 3-5, :S5. AZ Is, 100.
1I3 Is. 1:26 As. At post 4 minutes. or at
4:Oo Arragon Light Comedy. Homeless. Toll
Gatherer, Translucent. Evados. SkyIark. finished
as named. Value to winner $325- Winner b.
z. by Rey el Santa Anita-Atasco. Trained by 2.
J. Williams.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30
,IoRAN SLIGHTLY nEsu

NEW YORK. Ian. 29-flu1er aro,,..
feather weight champion of ENGLAND
had slight advantage IN his 10 Ionnd
nght with Tommy Murphy. the iigbt-
athletic club tonight. The men foneb+
AZ catchweights, but Were almost eo1ai
II that respect. No decision was Tep-
dered. vas len-
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30
REAGAN OUTFIGHTS
WALSH AFTER A
FAST BOUT
Lew Powell Easily Besfs Harri-
son, and MuSfain Proves
COrneffs Master
THE WINNERS

Johnny Reagan GatpOints Jimmy
Walsh. Twelve rounds.
Lew Powell OutpOints Kid Harri-
son. Fifteen rounds.
Terry Mustain Outpoints Ollie Corr
nett. Ten rOunts.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30
New Boathouse at Yale to
Honor GriSwOld

NEW HAVEN. Jan. 2s.-With the two
fold purpose of honoring the memory
Of Dwight Griswold, Yale, 1908, who
died recently at San Francisco, and of
stimulating interest in the new uni
versity boathouse, the Yale junior
promenade committee has proposed
that the surplus this year be turned
into the fund of the new boathouse.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30
LEAGUE SCHEDULE CHANGED

The Bay Cities league had to transfer
the games to be played today and to-
morrow owing to their inability to Sc
cure Recreation park. The Wiley B.
Aliens, the Callxins the United Rail-
roads and the Fruitvale will play at
Erultyale. The Transportation club.
Irlbunes. sGantner & Matterns and the
Golden Sheafs will play at Berkeley.
There Will be no games today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30
NOTED TuRFMAN DEAD

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2s.-The death
here yesterday of Col r. w Simmons
removed one Of the most notable figures
of the American turf.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30

DR.. McNulty has secured Offices at No
Kearny street, where he will resume
practice In a few days. His residence
WILL be at the Balboe
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30
Arcadia Results

SANTA ANITA PARK. Jan. 29.-Fifty-
day of the winter meeting of the Los Angeles
racing association. A. W. Hamilton. presiding
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30
AN OFFER FOR

BAKERSFIELD, Jan. 29.-Bakers-
field businessmen today offered James
Jack Johnson here fourth OF July next.
They have posted $4,000 to show their
good faith. The plan is a cooperative
one, the different businessmen agree
ing to assist in making up the deficit
should the fight lose money, and shar-
ing in the profits If it is a success.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-30

l:13 Is. 1:26 4-5. At post 4 minutes. or at
i:Oo Arragon, Light Comedy. Homeless. Toll
Gatherer. Translucent. Evados. Skylark. finished
as named. Value to winner $325- Winner b.
z. by Rey el Santa Anita-Atasco. Trained by 2.
T. Williams.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-13
WOMEN LEAD AS VICTIMS.
Indoor Life and Lack of Exercise
Causes Piles.

More women than men have piles II
is because they take so little outdoor
exercise and are so often constipated
There is a stagnation of blood in the
lower bowel, and no way to restore
good circulation except by internal
treatment.
Don't be discouraged if you have
tried ointments and suppositories, OF
have been operated on, and haven't
been cured. You have missed the real
cause. There is little tablet, taken
internally. that cures piles of any kind
in any stage. 1t frees circulation and
removes the cause. No need to use
any offensive outside treatment This
remedy. Hem Roid, is the prescrip-
ton of DR.. J. S. Leonhardt, a celebrat-
ed specialist, Of Lincoln, Neb.
81 for "a days treatment at Bow
ditch, Webster & Co.'S, Augusta. Me.
and sold under positive guarantee If il
does not help you, the money is re-
turned. DR. Leonhardt Co, station s
Buffalo. N. Y. prop. Write for book.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-13
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will he received by the
Undersigned until u o'clock NJ Tuesday
March 10Th, 1909, for furnishing all the
materials and labor. including heating
plumbing and electric wiring, necessary
to build and complete the new addition
to the Oxford County Buildings located
ct South Paris. Maine, for the Oxford
County Commissioners
Plans and specifications may be seer
and all information obtained at the Of.
flee of the County Commissioners in the
Court House, South Paris, Maine. or q,
the office of Coombs & Gibbs, Architects
Lewiston. Maine
7 he. right is reserved to eiect any OF
all proposals.
Per order,
OXFORD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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