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Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-06-11

Furnished house for rent for sum-
mer. Inquire at Republican office.
A number Of Duck Valley are doing
the town this we K.
Refrigerators, all sizes and price
at Thompsson's.
w. c. Stmson came in from win
ter camp Monday night.
Handsome line of fashionable sta
tionery at Keener Drug Store.
]. w. Edmond , wholesale ejwelet
OF Salt Lake City visited frien Is here
last week.
For Rugs, Carpets and Linolium go
to Thompson's.
9
Get a Blue Flame Oil Stove at
Thompson's, and keep cool this hot
weather.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Churcl wi no cooked food sale
at Keener's d ug Store. Saturday,
June II, beginn ng at $3.50.
l.. G. Rawsome, postmaster at
Pine, was MARI ed on Sunday last to
Miss Lucy Adams.
Mr.. j. M. Hawt orne, Secretary of
the Owyhea Irri alton Comps ny, re-
turned Thursday from a weeks stay
in Boise. H1n
Harry Liant ertOn came do n from
Boise Friday in the interest of the
Lamberton addition at Boise and for
a shor visit with relative.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-06-11

r. w. Simpkins was up from Ham
NETT for q short Wis t.
Furnished hose fer rent for sum-
mer. Inquire at Republican office.
Thompson, the furniture man, has
some bargains in go-carts for Sc. IS.
and $40. See them.
Mrs .McWaters, who went to Bak-
or City Oregon, as week Is expect
ed back today.
Mrs. F. s. Haw ey is entertaining
her mother and b other, Mrs. Peter
son and C. F. PETERSON.
No one in Mo 4ntain Home can furn-
ish you the "Sco,t's Best" but Hid
dleson and that is why 1t is so cheap.
|. B. Warner went to Boise Satur-
day, returning Monday.
r. p. Chattn 81 ent Tuesday In
Boise.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-06-11
LOCAL BREVITIES

post cards q hts at Pascoe's.
Mr.. and Mrs C. Helm reg stored at
the Owyhee. Boz Q, Monday.
Furnished house for rent for sum
mer. InQui, e at Republican office.
J. s. Bennett was among those who
registered at the Owyhee, Tue day.
Attorney E. M. Wolfe was Boise
visitor Tuesday.
w. e. Cordel was looking after
business interests n Boise last week.
S. G. Yerkes was in Boise Satur-
day looking after b Isiness.
C. c. Casey was in Boise part of
the week.
A daughter arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Walters, Thurs
day morning. j..
e. f. Peterson OF Hammett, trans
acted business in Mountain Home
Thursday.
Mrs. M. E. Longfellow, who was
taken suddenly i'll while at work
Monday, is improving,
John Helgr,n r, turned from Bru-
neau Wednesday, where he has been
working at carpenter work.
Mrs. J. S. Black left Wednesday
for Bruneau. She will be gone two
or three months, looking after prop.
erty interests,
The w. G. T. U. will met on Fri
day June II with Mrs. Archibald for
business. Mrs. Lou Barrett, Secy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Carpenter left
for Twin Fails Thursday afternoon
where they will visit for a while.
| A maria licens was issued Thurs
day In Bose to John Scott Brown o.
Grand vi W and Miss Minnie ]
Schroeder Of Mountain Home.
Miss Hazel Boyer returned Thurs
day evening from Lewiston WHERE
she has been attending the norma
school.
DO you know Hiddleson's grocer.
has t. at ex client Scots Best" 70
only $1.60. You never heard OF 1t 81
cheap before did you?
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s. w. AXE, OF Washington, d. c
accompanied by his two sons, is Wis
liting his mel hew, F. p. Axe Mr.
AXE is taking a buinesss and pleas
ure trip through the southern part o
Idaho. He was a soldier in the civi
war and Travelled through here il
1866. After few days he will 60 Il
! Owyhee county.
| o
A very hand ONE marble tablet wa
placed in the vestibule Of the publ
library last week The heavy letter
ing on the viii background pre-
sents q most attractive appearance
|, Besides the date there Is list Q
|, the members of tn Library Board an
Of the Village Council. and also tn
names Of the three clubs who dc
mated the site.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-06-11

r post cards cents at Pascoe s.
G. l.. HopAins =, ame down from rihe
Wednesday and returned friaay
diminished no Sc for rent lor sum
mer, Inquire at Republi an office
Mrs f, w. Abbott, who went 10
Boise Sunday ret Fed "Wednesday.
A complete line OF watches ahs
iawelry at Cruises Jewelry Store. d
Row Barto and M. c. Cromwell, OF
Atlanta, passed through tie Guy
TUESDAY, on their way to Boise
Mrs. r. M. Whoe.er left Wednes
day for ALBION, 10 visit her daughter
Mrs. T. e. Hunter.
FOR SALE Furniture. stoves,
etc. Some Mission furniture, Bap-
fist parsonage.
The Artemesia Mothers Cub real
lied the II at sum o. $loo.io from
the ooeretta given by themlast week
Mr.. F. M, Hobbs, who is assessing
property in the Hills, came down
Saturday and ret Arhed Monday.
Hiddleson's strawberries have gone
into nearly every hose in town this
week. Hiddleson's grocery.
j. D. Pence has gone to his mother
sheep range to help take care OF the
sheep and his brotner John has gone
to Benefits hay lanch at Castie
Creek.
| have that most excel ent family
flour. Blue Stem, which has few e.
quals. Also that High Pat mt Scott :
Best for only 1.6) per sack. Think
of It.
The infant son of Mayor and Mrs
J, T. Pence of Boise died the first
of the week. Mayor Pen~e Is the
uncle of the Pence children of Noun
tain Home. y
Mr.. and Mrs Bet Mckibbon re
turned Monday from Mackay where
they have be n N the moving picture
show business for the past tive
months.
Mrs. J. A. Eyst came home thu
week from seven we ks visit a
Cedar Bluffs, Kansas. Mrs. Eyste
had not visited her home for sever
years and reports most enjoyable
trip.
The Sub Rosa Club will give sill
yer tea n xt Wednesday afternoon
at half-past two, in the Club rooms
for the benefit of tie library Board
All are cordia ly invited.
County Attorney, j. M. Owen wen
to Boise Saturday and returned Tues
day.
Miss Ida But er Of Glover Cree
was married asst week to Mr. Jones
q fireman of Glenns Ferry. Mis-
Butler is a sister Of Mrs. Boswick O
Glenns Ferry and Mrs. J. P. Kellar {
King Hill. She taught school tw
years In fillmore County and several
years In Linco county.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-06
4 GOlf HONE FOR TIE WINTER

VII your own home This winter,
equal the comfUg, aud ease which you
are offered al the Fifth Avenue hotel?
UnL- new management the Old
FIh Ayeuue" has been rsopened and
is ofiertug a few OF the pleasant suites
fo4 l1e winter 20 families al reduced
ralss. The service viii be Of the
best and the dining room viii re
cgsr sspaslal care and attention. Be
f0rg making arrangements for the
viEter. yOu are invited 20 eau
William ureW.IJ Prop o.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-06
(sy Alaska News Bureau)

OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. 6-It is be-
lieved here that the officials have
secured a clue to the dynamiters of
the Times building in Los Angeles.
Suspicion points to two men who
went from this city to Los Angeles,
and they have been traced back to
this city again, leaving Los Angeles
Immediately after the internal ma
chine had been attached to the clock.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-06
JEFFERSON STATEROONS ROBBED;
PASSENGERS OUT OVER $500

arrival in port this morning at o.
clock. officers placed five Of the pas
seneers under arrest
Staterooms had been entered and
money and valuables 20 the amount
os $500 was stolen
DAVID Saru. who is supposed 20 be
the header q the party OF thieves
was arrested and held pending an in
Yestigatiou
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-06
HOKE SMITH IS
ELECTED GOV.
10y Alaska Nsws sureau)

ATLANTA. Ga oct 6-Hoke smith
vas elected Go, euor OF the state
ca the Democratic ticket al the elec-
u0u wh5ch VAS held iD this state
TUESDAY
This Is the second time that Hoke
smith has beeu eireLgd governor Of
this state
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-06
(sy Alaska News eureau)

LISBON, Portugal. oct 6-Portn-
gal is in the throes of a revolution.
The revolution broke out at an
early hour yesterday morning, and
the rebels at one attacked and cap
tured the Kings palace,
King Manuel is made prisoner and
inasmuch as the Imperial army and
navy are with the reyolutionists there
can be no doubt of the outcome Of
the uprising.
LISBON, Port, Oct. 6-In a con
certed attack before the Kings pal
ace yesterday afternoon by the rebels.
hundreds were killed before the
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-06
POLICE FAIL TOLOCATE ACCOMPL|CE

All attempts to make Buckley, the
self confessed robber, reveal the
names of his accomplices have failed,
and as a considerable amount of cur
rency and valuables are still missing
II is positively known that he had
one or more aceompliees.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-06

VIENNA, Austria. Oct 6-Mlle. DeS
Lys, the actress, upon whom II is.
known that King Manuel spent large
sums Of money, has shocked all Eur
ope by appearing ON the stage in
sensational dances.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-06
NEW BROOM
SWEEPS CLEAN
(By Alaska News Bureau)

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. Closely
following his appointment by Mayor
Mccarthy, Chief of Police John Sey-
mour has started to cleanup the city,
and states that he will not let up
until all signs of gambling are eradt
Gated and the laws of the city are
being strictly lived up to.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-06

H-s waessr sups Of the b Y
n sase Co aud che MAJ serlee
arrived lzsr ulsaJ from Whl-eaorae GA
"a mission of tslsiEsss Mr %heeler
ull rea-n 10 Wlatsaors- Tomorrow
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-06

IS ACCEPTED
(By Alaska News Bureau)

BEVERLY. Oct president Taft
has written a letter to Chief Justice
Moody, accepting his resignation, in
which he expresses his regret at the
loss to the bench of such an able jur-
ist, and that the resignation is re-
accepted.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-06
Provisional Government Declare Portu-
gal Republic-Royal Family Forced
To Flee-Hundreds of Imperial Guard
Killed Defending Flag-Rebels Win

Kings flag could be torn down.
LONDON. Oct. 6-Particulars are
very meagre as to the revolutionary
outbreak in Portugal, as the wires
have all been cut, and little informa-
ton can be obtained.
MADRID, Spain. Oct 6-Advices
have been received in this city that
Portugal VIII be Republic, and that
all officials have been appointed by
the provisional government.
King Manuel II and Queen Mother,
and Queen Dowager are supposed to
have taken refuge at Pyra palace,
and are believed to be now on board
a British warship bound for Gibraltar.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-06

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 6-Although
an army of secret service men have
been working on the dynamiting
case, they have found no tangible
clues.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-06
lBy Alaska News sureaul

SEATTLE. Oct. 6-The police and
postal inspectors believe that the &C
eompHce Of Thomas Buckley got a
big haul in the robbery which was
on the last south bound
voyage of the City of Seattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-06
RFVOLUT|ON|STS OVERTHROW MONARCHY
AUTHORITIES WORKING ON
CLEWs TO DYNAMITE MYSTERY

They were traced to a point from
where they boarded a gasoline launch,
and for the past three days no trace
can be found of their whereabouts, or
that of the launch.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-06
PEOPLE WOULDN'T STAND
FOR KINGS EXTRAVAGANCE

The expenditure of the large sums
q money by the King of Portugal ON
the beautiful actress is said TO be
the real cause of the war, and
started the people in their revolu-
tionasy ideas.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-06
NO CAUSE FOR
UNEAS|NESS
(By Alaska News Bureau)

WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct 6-The
news Of the revolution in Portugal
has caused no alarm in the Nations
capital, as it was known that the re-
volution was bound to come.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-06
INDEPENDENTS
NOMINATED

(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Oct. 6-The Independ.
ent League nominated ]. j. Pepper
for Governor and William Hearst for
Lieutenant Governor.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-06
(sy Alaska News sureau)

NEW YORK. Oct Ezra Prem
lice was selected chairman of the
State Central Committee by the Re
publican state convention.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-06
LEE BROWN
WILL TESTIFY
(ey Alaska News sureau)

CHICAGO, Ill. Oct. 6-Lee Browne
has been called to testify in the Lor-
inner bribery case.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-06

one or more accomphceS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-26
The State Honored.
= sen. I'D O,ssrYeE

fairy Eens a11 Coa@rYsF.
TIE Eorth Carolina deIeeacion u
the MetaCiizt Genera! Conference
now In segsiou ~ AshegiiIe has shown
IT, ability n impress itsei On the
body and n eeoUre recognition u
North Carolina raen. Reference Ta7
made yesterday n the el9ctICn u
President KI.gC ~ the b5-aoprjc. Il
j. nov anno11czd that North CARO-
Ina Wa again hCnored il the elec-
ton " RsY. T. :. Trey, b, D., u
Raleiyh. n. editor ~ the Nashville
Christia, Advocate. This paper -
the conuertio1al organ ~ Southern
Methodisn and j. regarded az the
foremost Methodist Journal " tAe
South. IT. editor j cICsen By the
General Conference and from among
its first men. Bishop Fitzgerald. 4
native ~ Rockingham county. North
Carolina, and Bi=aop Ho57 went from
the ed.torsaip n that paper % the
b!shOpric. Il sEems that apCsf Jllc
srccesziou n the bi4hopric IT. the
Southern Me,EOdizt church Is
through the CD.iEgE DT LIE eIILDE-
chip II the Nashville Christian Advo-
cate.
The honor - Dr.. Ivey CONES TO al
accomplished and gifted gentleman
who has won the promotion by hia
successful editorshjp ~ the Raleigh
Christian AdyOcate His Lew duties
will require residence ia Nashville,
Tenn. The people " North Carolina
will regret u lOse DR.. Ivev. while con
graduating him upon the deserved
recognition and call ~ larger service
10 his church.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-26

Ezzz xzr. 81 Oa~e-7s-, z1ss-

kz@sz1 &s@Us 80 fJzssss7S-- Z4sE~
Tt peogls q Aue-5ea yesterday
TeTsd E5th tAesT eozsi1s aero9s tae
- - rkeT Iaj1 u rest toeir King.
o1e Ebo. s5Ees Il hzz beel TT TZ1le-
Il tze Birth les a1d t1e eo11tTz7s
that fy tEse British fsg. bsz s1CEL
Llmse3f u II Z King cose 70 t1@ ceE1-
ocratsc lie II til peOp5e- HIS peops
rorgrL him lot aAC1e q Z r1leT. Dzt
no@t fttinZ.y also ~ Z na1 11o Taz
VERY rezr ard dear 20 TIN, Tier
2r5e4 u from tie bsaTt.
Il t1ese Eo1rs II beyea venels toe
tsee Il byc1d that bind togetEeZ
Auaerca a1d E1Zlar5 ar - strong
that rbeT cbl.terase t1e E1e9 q p<o-
lg5cal 6lTI=io1. ard AE1s-5ea paEse5
AID psys trib1te 4. tEe o5eT q Id
ward TT 5ege1ta. IL peCple giving
iGII s7m pathy u t5Cse acTC7s tEe "a
MO are beTe2yed, for tEsey lad J@aTu-
Il II appreciate tEe English King
and u kE1E that II Tas dOlZg Lis
par u til lie y tk5e World
Yesterday tn blydv II E3zard VII
was taken from Westminster Hal.
zLe-e i has b@eo lying Il state, ~
Windsor Caztle. and i tbe yazIt u
1earH t6e far II - GsOrgs : church
gaeEe already II tze remains Il So
eraI E0gIiza soTeTsigD=, i vas p.aeed
for temporary sepulcber, n II r.
moved later " t5e vault Ehjca viii
u prepared II tbe AI5eft Memorial
C1zrE!. TLIsz Il +Ee LyzrZ Zszr AZ
hand IL t1e FrCgEnore ma1soleQa liz
the remains .: bis Enotber, tas good
Lu@r EietCria.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-26
The Uplift.

Salisbury Poet.
The Uplift, the creature Of the
Jackson Training School. or. to be
more accurate, the publication found
ed by Mr.. James 7. Cook and every
page OF which reflects his genius, has
rounded out its first year The Upliit
is in a class by itself. 1t is non-parti-
san, OF course, politically, but it
takes in the realm of men and things
the world over II the journal did
not mean something to the wavward
boys whose characters are being
transformed and feet set right it
would still merit the liberal patron
age it is receiving, for it is always
readable from cover to cover. Appli-
cations for the admission OF 100
boys for whom no room is available
are now on file, it is announced. 81
would secure the Uplift for wear and
at the same time help care for a num-
Der OF these applicants, for 81 cents
in the dollar goes TO the enlargement
OF the institution. North Carolinians
should not be too long coming to an
appreciation OF what this school is
doing, and, understanding, they
should ungrudgingly and literally
render it assistance.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-26
Young Ladies of Watkins Neigh
borhood Organize Society for Mu-
tual Pleasure and Improvement.
Contributed.

Contributed.
Watkins, " C., May 81, 191O-Thurs-
day afternoon, May 18th, number OF
young ladies from the immediate COM
munity met at the attractive home oil
Misses Eunice and Annie Crews organ
izlng themselves into club the purpose
OF which is TO promote social pleasure,
also literary and musical improvement.
Miss Jewel Floyd was chosen chairman
and presided over this meeting. Thefol-
lowing officers were elected:
President-Miss Eunice Crews
Vice President-Miss Crystal Bobbitt.
Secretary-Siiss Jewel Floyd.
Treasurer-Miss Hattie Harris
Critic-Miss Annie Crews
Sergeant at Arms-Niss Ida May FLOYD.
Performer OF instrumental Music
Miss Kate Bobbitt.
Piano Accompanigt-Mis Jewel Floyd.
Last Thursday Misses Jewel and Ida
May Floyd entertained the club at their
home on Oak Hill Farm. An attractive
programme OF readings, Rotations, mu-
sic, piano and voice was rendered. The
name Lama" with appropriate signif-
canoe was adopted. The young ladies OF
the community are expecting much real
pleasure and profit from the organiza-
ton which is to meet weekly through
the summer season.
JEWEL FLOYD, Secretary.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-26
Endorsed by Spinners.
Charlotte Chronicle

Charlotte Chronicle
At its meeting in Charlotte this
week, the American Cotton Manufac-
turers' Association adopted resolu-
tions in favor OF the rehabilitation OF
the American merchant marine by the
ship subsidy method. The cotton
manufacturers ought 10 be given cred
it for knowing what is good for the
country and we believe the farmers,
as q class, will have faith in their rec
concentrations. The interests OF the
manufacturer and the farmer are
identical. They cannot lie separated.
What works to the welfare OF the one
will work to the benefit OF the other.
The time is at hand when this matter
OF bringing about an expansion Of
the South's cotton mill trade and the
securing OF ships to float it, must be
viewed from a commercial and not
from a political standpoint. The
spinners' endorsement of the ship
subsidy is one OF it's best recommen-
dations.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-26
The High Cost OF Living

increases the price OF many necessities with
out improving the quality. FoIey's Honey
and Tar maintains its high standard OF ex.
eellence and its great curative qualities With.
out any increase in cost Il is the best RENE
dy Tor coughs, colds, Group, whooping cough
and all ailments of the throat, chest and
lungs. The genuine is in yellow package
Refuse substitutes. Sold By all Druggists.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-26
Joseph Pearson Caldwell.
Lexington D.spatch

lexington Uspatch.
With reference 70 Mr. J. i. CaId-
we'll, IL the Charlotte Observer, now
denied the ioys y! newspaper life by
affection. Col Neil Archie Mclean, of
LunbertOn, concluded All address On
truth AT the Presbyterian College
commencement ia Charlotte last
week with these words:
"As all educator, the dissemination
vi truth Or falsehood, no agency nov
equals the public press, the speaker,
that great sunburst Oi knowledge,
breaking out in the morning, shining
out again in the afternoon and light
ing our way ~ the gates ~ evening,
for while not all can reach the schools,
the press reaches everyone. DOES it
teach the truth? Not always, and
the partisan press hardly ever, il by
the truth the whole truth be meant,
and nothing short Of this will satisfy
q healthy mind. We know before
going to il what we will find in the
partisan newspaper, Establishments,
sOphistry, abuse, the first and second
for its friends and what they are sup
posed To believe, the last for those III
opposition and he who is an anxious
seeker for the truth, periorce goes
elsewhere to find it.
Thrice blessed is that people
whose newspapers speak the truth,
aud / know Of none who has been
more signally blest than this people
whom now address. | trust that |
may be guilty OF no breach Of the
proprieties in saying that in this re-
spect you have been:
Chosen 81 peculiar grace
Elect above the rest.
THAT for many years it has been
your great good fortune to have as
the deliverer Of your message to the
world, one never guilty Of any can't
ing hypocrisy but who has spoken a.
1t was given unto him
"'Eushaken, unsedureI. unterrifed. his 10y
atty he kept, HE love, his zeal
For number nor example, with him
wrought
To swerve from truth or change his cons
slant mind
Though singIe OIL"
This much, in passing, to q friend.
atrue man, genial, kind, sympathetic,
tender hearted, lOvable, brave, Of sur
passing clearness Of mental vision,
one OF the foremost citizens OF our
state and the most forceful person
atty connected with North Carolina
journalism during this generation"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-26

4. ~ Durham HegaL -zga, tAeze
= ~ telling z1sr tDe RepGoieaE7
will " a55e u IN l. t5e STATE this
fall viii III ssslstzGGs tEeD@Docgats
ars gi.Iry t.eEo-
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-26

H0EEvEE zesI iaseatioE.95 so-e
nerspap4r. ard writers nay " TT
tin ez.155ates hare caCss u E-l=1
III IL ea7e1 IRON t1e.r foC. ir5sEc=-
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-26

TIE Gr4e1s5JFo SeEs j. attracting
ATTENTION ~ Itsef i + i Dot CITING
ar g5oYy ozt u tEe ED.HT5esg
aess5eT.sC,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-26

The Ssw. md Of>7zrTer oocDples
betser than DrstsTrs1 pDsltion-top
of column next n reading mater
II the Greeazboro News. i aa- poaI-
ton a. IL oIa, about every Other
item III the editorial pags-and the
News i accogoteJ L gl,o1 adgeTtislng
reElirrn
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-26

THg Ke.1.7le weekly a11 keics-
VILE ReT.eE, egpIDTtsre d Al5e1 aEsd
Aanniag. respec:iTelg, L e5gpTeGze
Curt iEdgesaip. are hardly helping
tF.e eausz # estoeT ~ the coEr7e tneT
are p1rsE.lZ>
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-26

A pain prescription is printed upon each
Ask your Doctor or Druggist if this formula
II not complete. Pain means congestion.
blood pressure. Head pains, womanlv
pains anywhere ges instant relief from a
Pink Pain Tablet. Sold The Paragon. Z
T.. Thrower, Proprietor