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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-04-17

lady in the contest, no matter In which
district she resides. In each oil
the four districts We will give. aS7o-
lutely free, one Si0G Upright Plan,
500 Diamond Ring. a complete
course OF instruction In the Ogder
Business College and an elegant gold
watch
These prizes will be given abso
lu.ely free to the young ladies o.
Ogden and other districts. All thr
is necessary to be a winner is to }
one of the first FIVE In your distri
when the votes are counted. lie
ladies TO receive these prizes will be
determined by popular vote. as eX.
planned elsewhere in this paper.
Read the big ad In today's paper
giving a description of the prizes
Write for information. ~
II you do not fully understand the
proposition or If there is any informa-
tion you desire about the details
write to or call on the contest mana
ger. He will take pleasure in giving
you the data you desire. and if you
will file the nomination OF yourself
or some friend he will send the can
didate the necessary blanks and forms
with which TO conduct the canvass
for free votes.
How Territory Is Divided.
District No. l will include all terri
tory in the city of ogden north of
Twenty-fourth street, including the
north side thereof
District No. 2 will include all the
territory in the city Of Ogden south of
Twenty-fourth street, including the
south side thereof
District No Will include all terri
tory outside the city OF Ogden north
OF the Ogden and Weber rivers, in.
Guiding Ogden Canyon and valley.
District No will include all terri
tory outside the city of Ogden south
OF the Ogden and Weber rivers.
Open Evenings.
For the benefit of those who are
not able to get TO this office during
business hours. the contest depart
ment Will be open every evening.
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secured by subscribing to The Morn
ing Examiner may be held as long as
desired and voted at any time up to
the close of the contest. but coupons
cut from the Daily Examiner are only
good for ten days from publication
and Will not be counted II voted after
the date printed on the ballot.
Persons living IN one district are
not confined TO voting for ladies in
their own particular district, but may
vote for anybody In the race.
This offer affords the young women
of Ogden and outside districts ar ex-
cellent opportunity to receive valI-
able presents and receive business
education at the expense Of The Morn
Ing Examiner.
\ How to Win.
Any young lady who desires to en-.
ter this contest and win one OF the
magnificent prizes offered should sec
that her name is sent 10 the contest
department
Candidates should at once interest
their friends in the contest, and by
united and energetic action induce
as many people as possible 10 vote
for them. Each nomination coupon
viii count twenty votes for a candi-
date.
The nomination coupons will only
appear for a few days. and only a
be accepted Cut the nomination
The Examiner with your name or
% 60, -
candidate. A subscription is not ne
cesssry, but a good start means
much. The name of the person max
ing the nomination VII not be di-
yuged. II so requested,
orders for the prizes will be given
the successful contestants at the
close of the contest: same may be
used by the contestant herself or dis
posed of in any manner she may see
fit.
Any lady residing in tho territory
hereafter mentioned Is eligible 70
compete In this contest
ANY one who desires TO vote IN this
contest may do so by coupons and
nomination blanks clipped from The
Morning Examiner and by special
vote Ddllolb opldlueu by ouooIl iuibb
10 The Examiner The ballots Sc
cured by subscribing TO The Examiner
may be held as long as desired and
voted at any time up to the close Of
the contest, but coupons cut from
The Examiner are only good for ten
days from publication, and Will not
be counted Il voted after the date
printed on the ballots.
Persons living In one district are
net confined to voting for ladies IN
their own particular district, but may
vote for anybody In the race.
This affords the young women of
Ogden and outside territory an eX-
ccllcnt opportunity to receive valu-
able presents and receive business
education at the expense OF The Ex-
3miner.
Summary Of Prizes Offered.
The Grand CapitaI Prize. the Auto
mobile. VIII go 10 the young lady who
receives more votes than any other
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-04-17
SOUTHWEST SUFFERS
HEAVY FRUIT DAMAGE

FL Paso, April 16.-Coid weather
did thousands OF dollars damage In
New Mexico and East Texas last
night Snow covers the Sacramento
mountains In New Mexico. and the
freeze damaged fruit about Almagor-
do, n NJ. and In the Mesilla valley,
and also about Barstow, PecoS and
other sections.
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Ethel Wheaton. City. R. +, d 4. $50
Ida Palmer. Morgan, Utah. ....- so
Angellne Cleveland, Centeryille. 20
Viola Nielsen, Morgan. UTAH, 40
Lucy Smith. Centerville. Utah. 20
Eva Thomas. Devils Slide. Utah 2540
Della Abbott, Pennington, Utah. so
Mable VanFleet. Farmington, U. 80
Edith Walsh. Pennington. Utah. 30o
Gretta Hadley. West Weber,. 120
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WAGES OF OPERATORS
RATIFIED BY MEN

Cincinnati, April Ratification OF
the award of the arbitrators. in the
matter OF the Baltimore & Ohio South
western railroad and It's telegraph op.
orators was voted by the men at 4
meeting In this city last night
Under the terms of the award.
which became effective yesterday.
each telegrapher In the service OF the
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern will
get an increase OF An average of three
and a half dollars per month.
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District No. 3NConsists of all
territory north Of the Ogden
and Weber rivers, Including
Ogden Canyon and Valley.
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Bork family. near Frontenac. Nov. 16
He was taken TO prison few hours
later. BY an agreement he made be-
fore Parks went to trial. Edward
Charles, who was with Parks on the
night of the murders, will now plead
guilty and accept a penitentiary sem
tence.
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Ruby Malan, 272T Monroe ave-. 30
Margaret Bishop. 9th &C Grant. 100
Leila Anderson, 2554 Jeff ave. 1910
Martha Chausse. 1850 Porter ave $500
OBrlen, Mae, 1888 Gramercy ave. 1910
Mary b, Bachelor. 33d & Ogden. 80
Halverson. Gertrude, 1920 Wash. 1880
Graushaw. Gertrude. 1888 Orch. 40
Baker. Helen NJ, 237 2Sth .. 80
Anderson, Anna. 1870 Monroe ay. 800
Eva English, 437 Herrick. ,.... 500
Emma Newey, 1923 Pacific. 80. 20
! Myrtle Baxter. 2743 Pacific ave 1880
Louise Ernsberger. Lyceum. -. 500
Priscilla Naisbitt, 3065 Adams 2790
Pearl l. Anderson, 2646 JEFF ave 20
Mrs. Lille Halstead, i0S 18th. 1860
Mrs. Edith Graham, 263 18TH. ITO
Edith Berryessa. Shupe- Williams 20
Katherine Smith, 2942 Princeton 30
Orpha Upp. 295S Jefferson ave-. 1920
Mae Vallereaux. S39 26th ..... 26l0
Mable Robinson, 131 Shortens. o.. $3.50
Ruby Hart, 124 Shortens ave-. 20
Marg. Burrows, 1858 Adams ave. 2130
Esther Frauson, 1864 Madison av $50
Anna Carr. 3279 Adams .... 1910
Viola Herrick, 2666 Washington. 20
Edith ] Boutwell,. 1866 Adams. 80
Nettie Rushton. 1861 Wall ave. $40
Mary Hagen. 1912 Ogden ..... 20
Beatrice Boreman. 1854 Jeff av. $500
Martha Marshall, 2409 Lincoln. 30SO
Mabel / Bott. 2656 Lincoln. $3.50 30
Ada Slade. 1880 Capital ave.. eco
Nina A. Birdsall. 739 24th.... $50
Mogene Wilson, 22O 27tn. ...... 30
Clara Harmer. Creasey-Barlow. 1920
Edna Sims, 1852 Pacific ave. 49,. 2590
Clara Putnam, 1881 Orchard. so
Beatrice Hamil P. O. Sta g.. 2040
Minnie Bitton, 1855 Washington. 1910
Harriet Prout, 2455 VanBuren 440
Lucretia Relnefold, 10 Poplar 80
Elizabeth Mayes, 3219 Wall ave. 240
Victoria Becker. 2734 Monroe ay. $50
Ella O'Neill, 234 9th. .......... 1860
Florence NJ. Anderson. 2646 jeff. $40
Edna Davenport, 1867 Madison. 100
Gertrude Bell, 153 30th ..,.... 1850
Alice Pnrdoe, 1854 25th. ....... 30
Fannie Dermody. 1855 cath. 90. 1000
Edith Govington, 705 2sth. -. 1640
Myrtle Jenkins, 121 eth - So
Edith Bachman 1886 Quincy ave 3040
Eta Mlllard, 1920 Washington. 1890
Juanita Ballantyne. $50 9th. " 20
Maggie Hunter. $50 3lst. ...-... 5l0
Nellie McWhinney, 5S3 25th -. 40
Edith Corey. 1854 Washington. 4210
Ada Stevens. 2557 Adams. .. $500
Mabel Higley, 1913 Poplar ave.. 20
Ethel Flowers, $50 eth $3.50
Nnrg. Mcclure. 2647 Monroe. 80
Sadie Erickson. 276o Lincoln CO.. 1910
Charline Major, 2747 Adams ave. $3.50
Lille Bateman, 3242 Wall sve. 30
Hattie Lambert, 2970 Adams ave. 1880
Grace Harris. 2459 Adams .... 1910
Gertrude f. Biddle. 2456 Madison 20
Rose Young. 449 26th. .. $40
Allie Gunnell, 1886 Fowler. ..... 1890
Alene Chandler. 339 2ith. ..... 1880
Zoe KImball. 2791 Madison -. 2130
Edna Towne, Utah Bank Bldg. O.. 1880
Beatrice Barnes. 2651 Monroe. 310
Evelyn Hendershot, sos 24th..., $40
Helen BIchsel. 71S 25th . 20
Marg. Koch, 437 cath. th.... 20
Beatrix Musser. 1884 Washington 275
Arma Hunter. 429 25th ...... 40
Armn Hunter. 429 25th. ....... 1850
Maud Johnson. 1929 ChIlds ave. ITO
Eva Child. 271 +. Patterson. .., 10
Eta Kiesel, 2735 Lincoln. .... so
Edna X Bohn, 2469 JEFF ave-. $3.50
Alice Clifton, 1882 Nye ave, ,.- 20
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Generally debilitatcd for years,
Had sick headaches. lacked ambition.
was worn out and all run down Bur
rock Blood Bitters made me we'll
woman" Mrs. Chas Freitoy. Moos-
up, Conn. =
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The following list, which Is dI.
Vided Into districts, Is not COM
plete In every respect, as some
nominations have been received by
late malls that have not been cIassI-
fled into their districts and en-
tered on the list.
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District No. 4-Consists of
all territory south Of Ogden
and Weber rivers.
o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @


Mrs. NJ. NJ. King. Croydon, Utah. 1880
Lillian Hansen, Riverdale. Utah, 100
Atelin ShiPley. Riverdale. Utah. $3.50
Vina Vance, Kaysville. Utah. -. 1910
Hazel Bishop. Kaysville, Utah.. 6490
Efile Criddle, Kaysville. Utah -. 1890
Sadie Frey. West Weber, Utah. 80
Amy Widdison, Hooper. Utah 4. ! SO
Stella Fowles, Burch Creek. u. 90
Ethel Adams. Layton. Utah -. so
Nellie Simpson, Hooper Utah. .15. .1l0
Maud Layton. Layton, Utah. 80. 2240
Leah Jeffries, Layton. Utah. 110
Nellie Johnson, Hooper. Utah. SO
Kate Tife. Riverdale, Utah. ..... 700
Annie Palmer. Pennington, Utah 20S0
Maud Robinson. Pennington. U. 2730
Minnie Nelson. Pennington. u. 20
Mary Todd. Hooper. Utah. ....,. 52l0
Hattie Dickson. Morgan. | 80
Kate Streeper. Centerville. Utah 20
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NEGRO MURDERER IS
SENTENCED TO LIFE

Girard, Kas., April 16.-Frcd Parks.
a negro. was sentenced TO prison for
life here today for the murder Of the
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District No. 2-That portion
Of the City Of Ogden south Of
Twenty-fourth street covered
by city carriers.
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Essic Kcstlor, 1921 Lincoln ave-. 800
Francis Scott, 27f7 Wall ave-. $500
Florence Christensen. 1863 Mon. $3.50
Iulitca WheelNright. $50 26th 1890
Mrs. Townsend. Union Depot. 1850
Isabelle Slater. 1927 Adams 80. 30
Mae Walsh, % James ST.. 1850
Ruby Shupe. 31S1 Adams. 80
Hazel Jackson. 3157 Adams. . 20
Margarete Knscy. 322 33d St.. 600
Libby Newly, 1923 Pacific 49,. 1140
Floretta Light. 2i5 w Patterson 500
Annis Bingham, 25th and Monroe 30
Kate Smith, 2942 Plngrce. 49,. %
Minnie Brown, 2S65 Washington. 2160
Leah Pardoe, 1864 cath St.. 1440
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-26
A. j. PICKERING

VIOLIN AND PIANO TEACHER
of Los Angeles, is in Cananea, and
NAV be found at the Hotel Alexandra,
or reached by phone 34-S. Pupils de-
sired.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-26
DOUGLAS MEET
TC DECIDE UPON
BALL SCHEDULE
Representatives of -Four Cities
win Confer Today to Name
Dates for Games During the
Season,

Today representatives OF the base
hall interests OF FL Paso. Douglas.
Cananea and Bisbee will gather at
Douglas and arrange for the schedule
he coming season. Bisbee wlll send
a large delegation. comprising most
of the board OF directors, VINO will
take in the aviation meet as well as
look after the interests of the home
teams welfare on the schedule. The
local delegation viii be headed by
President Frankenberg and Judge Muir
rhy. secre- AIRY of the baseball associa-
tion.
The universal decision has been
reached between the four clubs that
they are not inshape TO go into organ
lied ball this year. but viii next year
be ready 10 get into a Cactus league.
This year the cams will frame up
much As they did last in respect to
games. Morenci and Clifton may have
teams desiring dates. if so, they will
gladly be accommodated. but should
they desire choice dates. must be
represented at the NEE ing.
I8isbees representatives viii argue
strongly in favor of games in Eisbee
cn change Sundays at the mines
when many miners who are also stock
holders in the association have about
their only opportunity TO see the
games wihout laying OFT Change day
occurs every two weeks. In these
cases Saturday games VIII also be had
No independent association will b
formed at today's meeting but ii will
he simply a mutual agreement as re
CARDS the playing schedule OF -four
clubs.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-26
MURPHY RESIGNS
AS AN INSPECTOR

TUCSON. Feb. 25-Today J. J. Muir
ply inspector in charge Of the bureau
of immigration. confirmed the report
that he had rendered his resignation.
which viii become effective March J..
Mr. Murphy has not been in gooo
health for severa' months past aud
VII take 90 days leave OF absence
from the arduous duties which have
kept him close to the desk.
After the vacation Of Sky days Ar
Murphy will either locate III Nogaiea
Fl Paso or Tucson in connection with
the department in which he has served
as inspector for several years nc
came here from the city OF Boston
Chas. T. cornell, inspector at DouS
las. will succeed Mr.. Murphy hi
soninIsw. at the local office as chic
INSPECTOR. Mr.. Cornell viii be a
home here. Is he formely resided II
Tucson and was fer many years prom
inent ia politics. He served seyera
yea-s a. city recorder.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-26
GIRLS BAFFLED,
Or WHY ONE BED
DID FOR THREE
Members of Beauty Chorus
Fail TO Get Past Hard
Hearted BiSbee Landlord
With Their BAGGAGE,

~oh. YOU horrid thing, Let 30 that
grip
"Oh. deah. you make me tiahed'
There, Ycu knocked the paint off
by LEI, check and dlsarranged my
hair
These remarks NAV be construed
as coming from some dressing room
darling and applying to some OF the
'AIollys" with the coddle as an APP
pendage.
Il emana ed from some show-g,rls.
an right. but the victim OF the re-
marks. aud some others besides that
wouldn't look well in print, was
Charles Cunningham. proprietor OF
the Philadelphia hotel and thereby
hangs tale.
Yesterday afternoon there arrived in
Bisbee one show troupe answering 10
the name OF Wine. Woman and Song
Three OF the booty" chorus thought
they'd step at the Philadelphia. After
much hageling Mr. Cunningham
agreed to let the ,hree of them sleer
in one room for a dollar They re
manned there for awhile. then took a
stroll.
Pretty soon they came bayk. quiet
IL picked up their 11ps and started
to walk out. Up Stepped Mr. Gun
Einghatn.
Beg pardon. but you engaged
thar room and can't leave without set
tIiu=.- he informed them.
They made a remark something TO
the effect tina they'd do what they
bHnkety blank pleased. and started TO
descend the stairs. Mr. Cunningham
grabbed a couple of their grips and
despite their numerous jerks and flood
OF Grafton ne held on 10 them.
II you're going you must settle
first he assured them.
But they couldn't see it that way.
Then came more remarks. in which
Mr.. Cunningham was placed in sew
eral species OF the animal category
but he didn't mind. He just kept hold
Of he grips. Finally they gave IN, the
girls were placed in the hallway and
they Indignantly ran down 10 the
branch county Jail, where they called
Constable McRea to aid them in get
ting out OF there without Sc ting their
bill
Pariey went up 20 the Philadelphia
with them. but couldn't see the per
Torrance from the chorus-girl angle
So Bonita's Bragga docio Blondes
made the hes OF it. patched up their
differences and decided 10 occupy the
room for the night. three in "a bed
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-26
FIRE DESTROYS BUILDINGS
IN sIsBEE CENTER
Confined from page ID

Continued from page H.
ed to save some OF the musical in.
struments stored in the theater. but
the piano. scenery and stage equip
ments. together with the electrical
apparatus and the valuable moving
B,icture machine, were totally IL,
stroyed. as wei as most Of the chairs
in the house The Royal, owned by
NJ. ID. Betz and Miss Babe West,
probably sustained the greatest mon
etary boss.
Not a scrap of woodwork. let alone
garments, was left of the Mundel,
wsrner & Co. store. and there will
be no fire sale. The building was
a fimsy board AFFAIR and not worth
much, but the stock was valued at
about $4,000. said TO be insured.
The Sasse confectionery store was
destroyed in the fire over year ago
and the loss comes as a heavy blow
to the proprietor. The stock and
fixtures are a total loss.
The johnson Henniger building
which acted as a check for the otnel
fire. being of brick served the same
purpose in this one, although the
iiremen. by their good work, probably
would have checked it at the Royal
anyway.
The fremen had everything under
control In about twenty minutes, but
| it was a lively twenty minutes, and
they are entitled to much credit for
what they did. especially saving the
property to the right of the Citizens
bank site, all frame structures MP &c
) the Bisbee Drug Co.'S building.
The new water system was giver
its first severe emergency test. and
proved at all times equal to the oc
casion The reservoirs supplied al
the water needed. and gave it at ;
pressure sufficient to bring down in
TO the street a number of electri
wires which the streams struck. 70
time everybody was stepping int
danger almost at every turn, witt
two or three broken wires YIN
about Finally the current was turn
ed of and The firemen worked in les
danger
The upper end of Main street re
manned without lights the rest OF tn
night. while the car service wa
crippled and held up for over Al
hour. and Lowell and Warrenites, ir
Guiding theatergoers. didn't get HON
Tin the wee sma' hours. The light
at the Orpheum- theater during th
performance of Wine. Women an
Song" vert out for a tint. br-
were re-lighted and the pe-formanc
/ continued.
Mundel. Warner & Co. the c!othier
where the FIRE broke out, came
! Bisbee only about two weeks ago {
sell out a stock at what was advel
tised as q sacrifice sale. Nobod
knows much about them. or wher
! they came from.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-26

ture. The government has donated
him 40 acres CT irrigable land az well,
which ne vii put under cuzuvatl0n
and beeome a permanent resident OF
1.-THE territory
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-26
Back from Csnanea.

j. c. McGinn, Of the Kinsey Coal
! company, returned last night from
/ business trip to Cananea-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-26
PREDICTS SPEEDY END.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 25.-Briga-
der General Gabriel Conrad OF the
provisional army OF Nicaragua. ar
rived in New Orleans todas from
Bluefelds He viii remain at HON
in New iberia. la, untn his wounds
heal. when hc expects % return 70
Nicaragua. 1t is only "a matter u
fifteen days, possible .hree weeks.
with The ALadriz government. de
cares Conrad. 1t can not possibly
hold out longer"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-26

KANSAS CITY Feo. 25.-At TIE
Joint convention OF coal miners and
operators and mine owners Of the
southwest here today a conference
committee was appointed TO con5id-
er a wage scale FOR the Mex two
years and reported inability 20 reach
a agreement The committee Was dis
3 charged and the joint convention a.
journed. II is said amicah'e ad-
justment Of the controversy is pos
sible at a subsequent joint conNun'
ton. The present wage scale cN
pires April /. Miners demand an
increase Of 10 cents a ton and pro-
portioaal increase MlSa days wages.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-26
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Chauncey olcott will close his sea
son in Ragged Robin" this week
Robert Dempster may be starred IN
a play called "The Right Princess,
Cchan and Harris win endeavor TO
direct the artistic fortunes Of Arnold
DAILY.
Ruth Boucieauls has one OF the
leading roles with Mary Mannering
in "A Mans World.
The library OF the British Museum
contains more than 100000 playbills
bound in $40 volumes.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-26
SICNALMAN
COMES TO B|SBEE
GERARD TELLS AN INTERESTING
STORY OF WORK IN MANILA
BAY FOR AMERICANS.

How William Gerard. an English
man. came to be serving as Admiral
DeWeys signalman d, the battle OF
Manila. makes q rather interesting
story as told by Mr. Gerard, who has
been in Bisbee the past week.
Il belonged To the English navy.
he said. Il was sigualman on Admiral
Seymours flagship Revenge and the
British fleet. which was sailing on the
Mediterranean when the Spanish
American war broke out, received or
ders to proceed % Hong Kong From
there we were 10 20 10 Manila, OF IN
that vicinity. and keep an eye on
things
Every man jack on the Revenge
and throuGout the whole fleet for that
, matter. was in sympa ,hy with the
! United States and dead anxious to
get into the fray At Hong Kong q
whole bunch OF Us got permission to
20 ashore. About half OF them never
went back 70 their flee, but deserted
and joined Admiral Dewey's squadron
Dewey's signalman was III and ! wa.
asked To take his place
In order TO be chief signalman yoJ
have TO know the codes of every ma
'uon. / had them at my fingers ends
That's how I came TO serve at the balt
tie OF Manila"
Mr.. Gerard intends shortly TO go q
the Roosevelt dam country near PhOe
nix. For his services at Manila tn
government has donated him a launc
, which is now on its way from Sa
j Francisco TO Roosevelt He VIII US
p it on the lake above the dam and e.
J lpects 10 realize a neat sum from cor
f,-,fr,s, s,,rrsie q air4ff the fa11s.ft= sfrlt,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-03
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-03
Chamberlain's Liniment.

This is a new preparation and a
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rheumatism, and for the relief from
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Lame back, lame shoulder and stiff
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quickly cured by applying this lini-
ment freely and massaglng the af-
fected parts. Soreness of the mus
cles, whether induced by violent ex-
ercise or injury. is allayed by this
liniment For sale by all good drug
gists