davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1910-07-20

.. Besides it's use for riding and carrying purposes. the MesOpOtamian Arabs depend on the camel for milk Shoes are made rom its tough cal lused hide. and in time of famine its brittle, strong tasting flesh is eaten Condensed milk. made by boiling fresh camel milk until evaporation leaves only a hard. chalky substance, is prized among the desert nOmads By rubbing this substance between the hands it reduces to powder. and when mixed with warm water it makes a refreshing drink. highly es- teemed among the. desert folk
Arizona republican., 1910-07-20

kau, Bohemia. It has recently come to the knowledge of the authorities that Anton Hofler. a grave digger of NOllendOrf, has conducted for years a secret extensive trade in human hair which, it has now been proved, he obtained from bodies which he dug up for the purpose. In his garret there were found 35 plaits of hair and a womans hand.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-20
:: THE BASEBALL RECORD
National.

National.
 At Pittsburg- R. H. E. Pittsburg ... .. .-......5 13 Batteries-Frock, Curtis and Gra- ham; Leever, Phillippi. Liefield and Gibson. (Eleven innings.)
 At Chicago R. H. F.. Brooklyn .4 z 2 Chicago .3 II 2 Batteries-Barger and Erwin; Cole, Brown and Kling. (Ten innings.)
Arizona republican., 1910-07-20
CONCENTRATES

Sixty per cent of the patents grant less. Nearly 90 per cent of the cleo trical patents are practical Two years ago the Hudson river was crossed at New York by ferries and now the tunnels are carrying at the rate of 5OOOO.OOO passengers yearly.
 The naval, mercantile. marine and general engineering and machinery exhibition to be held at Olympia, London, next September will, it is stated, be the largest of it's kind ever held in that city.
 Modest MT. Moggs was returning to the club house when Wilson met him. Well, how did you get on to- -aay?" queried Wilson T never saw better golf." said Moggs My op- ponent got away every drive. he hit every brassey clean. he approached up to the hole perfectly and he never missed a put" How much were you beaten by?" "Beateni I wasn't beaten. I won!"
 The American Analyst gives the following test for the detection in an apartment of sewer gas: Saturate un- glazed paper with a solution of one trop ounce of pure acetate of lead in eight fluid ounces of rainwater; let it partially dry, then expose in the room suspected of containing sewer gas. The presence of gas in any considerable quantity soon blackens the test paper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26

important articles on The Making of
H. by Richard Washburn Child, who
comments also on the resoiners- TWO
articles contrasting oriental and oc-
cidental luxury are eon the Trail of
Haronn-al-Raschid,, by E. Alexander
Powell, and Lobster Palace Society,
by Julian Street. One tells of the
splendors of Bokhara, SamaTkand and
such historic capitals of Central
Asia, the other OF the lavish waste
of money and false standards of life
in New York restaurants. A. Rad
clyffe Dugmore tells Of hunting His
Sulkiness, the Rhine" with camera
In African wilds. and shows remark
able pictures. Sir Caspar Purdon
Clarke, director of the Metropolitan
Museum OF Fine Arts, makes interest
ing comment on The Aeagan Sea-
beautiful painting by Frederick E.
Church, reproduced as color Fronts
piece. Seven stories complete the
number which is lavishly illustrated
and bound in a brilliant cover that
for the first time does the lobster full
justice
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26
LYING IN COURT NOT Prsu,gv

There are curious things 5-a7,yt+
up from the courts, matnl- q 10
south and southwest. Nothing ~ 7a-e
years, however, has seemed nor N.
usual and more curious than tae d.
cision of the Texas court Of crfroiraI
appeals that lying and perjury are diy.
tinguishable and that man MAJ rot
always be committing a crime when
no thinks he is.
a citizen OF Texas was on trial ard
after the first witness had given his
testimony the defendant left the court
room but the trial went on lust the
same and the witness told mis- story
The jury believed that that story w.
totally and absolutely false in ever,
particular and the consequence wa,
that he was indicted for his testimon,
delivered in the defense of the de
PENDANT. 1t was held by the highes
court that the absence of the aceuset
as the trial went on operated to Gus
the trial court of jurisdiction an,
therefore perjury could not be charge,
Win reference to anything said durinj
the time in which the accused was GU
of the court room.
Cases of Interest puts the matte
humorously when it says that 'tthe ac
cused supposed he was being tried an
the court and jury supposed they wer
trying him The witness suppose
tnat he was witness and he suppose,
he was giving false testimony. but al
tnat appears was that the witness wa
'eiilng an interesting story withou
regard to truth and the judges an,
jurors We're only interested listener
and the. result is that the man az
cused OF perjury is found to he puilt-
only OF lying which isn't a crimina
ohense though he lied while ON III
stand in court" -
And it is regarded by Cases 90 r
terest as rather hard on that w' =, -
,hat ne should be deprived Of . tw,
years sentence in the penitentia . wv :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26
The Primary in South pakato.

Deadwood, s. D., Pioneer-Times:
fractional divisions will never cease un.
der the primary law 1t too much
to expect OF it. The South Dakato
Urinary law is 2 breeder of faction al.
ism and bossism, The divine primary
seems TO have reached it's highest
state OF perfection in Arkansas, where
nomination on the Democratic tick
ct means an election, and where can.
oldates Tor county and state offices
oullyrag and blackgaurd each otL err
Tor months before the primaries. 1t is
an introduction into the enlightened
northern states of the primitive Gus
toms OF the southern states. a relic
OF the dark ages, as it were. II is
more easily capable of being used to
thwart the will of the people than the
convention system. A machine was
possible under the latter, but not the
one-man power or boss, The present
law is crude and cumbersome and can
be greatly improved and simplified.
but 1t won't be until sane stalwarts
have a majority of the state legisla-
ture. Insurgents are too visionary
and fmpracticable to make practical
law of any sort.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26
Why NOT A SECOND TERMs

The webster CITY Freeman rsnssnla,s
said.
Mr. CszToll ouga4 10 hare sfareS
hzrmoay- BIT he Is ambitious and
ike many a-asslsonS men fhazsss
more OF his Essr,sa-al Interests than 81
The interests az The party aA21 has
honoFe5 hin with sarea terms 81 dhs
state aEGze0rSs eEsg,s End several
terms IL Eas legislature The aRpe-
tiles o. some zasz CEN MOI be aE'-
ps7sa5
Pointed AMI proper rsgay 10 This Is
made av ths Caaar RaT5ss RezSn.ssi-
can %aEch wants 70 know II q goFeT-
nor rho has 5oas well Is not s1alas5
10 8 secn23 term 3 second term has
alEsys followed FIRST term, when a
man has condEets4a his aAce properly
and 10 oas contends shs1 Governor
Carroll has 1o- 50 ca-dlctsd Il As for
the Es1 wao Aas cone out against 8
second term to- Cz-nll. Ga-sf- che
Republican SAYS
He had 1Eesve YeaGs n The senate
an6 four gez-s Es lieutenant governor
.EhT sso1l5 he have Env more hon
o-ss AZ tur leigh Of time in Office
has not Senator Deliver been n con
gress fur nearly g quarter Of cen
tuT Nor w0Eld re be In favor Of
5iszEacl1g him becaase he has been
there that long Length Of service IS
-os o5ssectioas bic i man attends 10
his business
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST TusERcu-
LOSS

Scientists IN The east declare tha
hr 1899 tAs entire state OF New Yorl
VIII Dc free from tuberculosis L
& NeE YORK Why nos Iowa and al the
resi- Q. NE country Al present s.oet
victims 6se annually IN New York
from Ills prsTsatable disease. Tuber
caloszs Specialists have published q
bail=-1n for pahlsc information as tc
hoE 10 prevent OF cure tie disease
and i reads * fellows.
Doat sleep II rooms where there is
no fresh air
-Dut be afraid Of night air
HzE be afraid OF cold air
Doas be afraid Of raiay weather.
Sleep with yOur windows open.
TIE above bulletins are fastened Ia
telegraph poles al over New York
state
TIE disease Is caused By a minute
organism Ehsch MTes as a parasite IN
ne bodies Of men and animals. Tn
dsr favorable conditions iris parasite
taTiT@ and Eultiplies rapidly. causing
tuberculosis Of any ors-. OF the body
II which It finds these most favorable
conditions. but =hea It Is placed under
co1dTstoas Fhe-e IL caa not grow, It
remains dormant like Z grain OF wheat
rafting for growing soil ard environ
EszL
This germ o. organism mar be
euaFexed from oae persoa TO another
1aro1gh TIE spatnm which may dry
ana tten fiat II the air As dus-. or
i Isy b communicated through the
Discharges from tuberculosis sores.
Sunlight and frssa air XIII the germ
inst AZ 90 fire or boiling water and
chemical baths XIII germs The spe-
cEsI enemies Of The tuberculosis germ
1e7 are FRESH air and sunlight. Coz
sumption or tuberculosis IS durable
practically II all cases If given proper
.-eztEeat Z rs early stages
All upto-date PHYSICIANS now agree
1E-0z fresh air Is being the great cura-
tire e weM e preventive Of con
SUMPTION but tfe average lsvmez IS
hard 70 convince that he vii not catch
bid Il ne has weak lungs and dares
70 breathe fresh night air. Just tie
szne, fresh ar saorrd BE let freely
no ho1az. especially fato BEDROOMS
: night Is 3 measare o. protection
sgaEngE TIE great white plague.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26
worry, for billions of dollars will come
out Of the soil before fan.
The Annual.

When the soap is on the stairway and
the rugs are on the lawn
And the paperhanger's coming while
the plastersr has gone,
When the men are all detected and
are bothered with the blues,
While their wives are madly shutting
in enormous overshoes
0 the house is in turmoil at the
very blush OF dawn.
When the soap is on the stairway and
the rugs are on the lawn.
When the cullud ladys smashing all
the marble statutettes.
And the hardwood floors are ruined
by the roiler-skating pets.
When the grand pianos damaged by
a can OF color spilled
In its intermcst Fecesses by man
who should be killed
Q it's then We see picture never
painted: nay. nor drawn,
When the soap is on the stairway
and the rugs are on the lawn.
When you're eating from the gas
range and are sleeping in the
hall,
And you sit down in the kalsomine in
tended for the wall.
And the batter cakes are tinted
with a dash of indigo.
And your coffee tastes of benzine and
there's borax in the dough
o broom will send you sidewise
like timid, startled fawn
When the soap is on the stairway and
the rugs are on the lawn
All, for somewhere east Of Snez. where
the best is like the worst.
And a human habitation by house
cleaning is not cursed.
For there's tumult in the attic and
the cellar is mess.
And you have 10 screen the windows
with bureau when you dress,
And you have very doubtful spring
less cot to sleep upon,
When the soap is on the stairway
and the rugs are on the lawn.
Chicago Evening Post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26
The Louisa County vi..

columbus Safeguard. warran
Garst has been force5 by the IN n
surgents to run for goyernor aea,a ~.
Carroll. It has been generallS 'aas'
ceded by both factions Of ~ n e1i-
that there is no cause for opposition yti =
to Carroll. 1t is only another '' dea
perate effort to keep up the no,ities III
strife in Iowa and to cripnla "a
chances of Republican success Tbere
is little doubt that the movement VIII
receive its usual following, vet The h.
majority Of the Republicans in ~.
part of the state have signified that,
intention of fighting against any o.
fort to oppose Carroll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26
Making Life Pleasant.

Atlantic Telegraph: When a girl
gcss SO bad that she has to be sent
To the state reformatory We do not
believe in providing her with 50 a day
accommodations. Give her good whole
some food, clean place to sleep and
chance to work hard. BY all means
provide her with sanitary conditions
nut there Is ne need of providing
separate bathtubs or making life 50
pleasant that she will forget why she
is there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26

L Is Reported fTorz LES 5Eoines s6at
r,1any nomination psEe-s hare 5ee1
turned doTa ~ s@cre-zry Of state
HsyEaFd aeeaEse czz6l5stez Il alfzz
their papers failed 70 f1clude aEd-vfEs
agreeing 70 quaiify and serve Il elec4e6
TO the Offices 70 wasca tier ss5fre
This is an important requirement an
candidates for state oGces aaoald not
overlook Il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26

Gial1a asErz9--a5 TIE 6aeiE1e Of Ehs
Rozaaa E-zVs-e 10 F1Ezry. I'D age snd
dear Bls Gz5bo1 Ess ID 5scercgg-
oEzst AID did ze look II taa rasrs
Tlra zaiscTgseore According 10
Professor HAee4sy q Harvard TIE
mosquito earring he germs d na-
iarsa, dest-oEed Rome hy earring Of
the Romans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26
moNEk wHo DO THINGS

The DeIineator for Nay has very
g-settcsI discussion regarding tha ero-
lztio1 81 wonzn rom that Of tne but
teTf1y Of fashion TO tie present yosi-
riol u tire gsatler seL wnica il noE
oae of usefulness We qnote couple
of paragraphs Is foIIoss
The eyes Of the world are directed
Il tls Iet1red @onsu who are doing
things TIE excIEslre soetety wornan
md ~ 11o has only good looks 10
reE7J-nEas1d her. are rapidly beeomin z
thing 81 The PAS. We are living Fl
Al intensely practical age 50 ysD5t5Iy
aTe re liTs1g thai I'll forces are ANAL
ganstl1g ard evolYslg z type Of
roman sRca as the worid hsz ne7er
seen before
sac p aat : ssdglDg. nor uaereIr
pretty taing. bgt ? wonsn q gracfouT
lact and vide Fmpatay, Eno has iiYea
S-onn many biI.eT disapposn tue3r
saa crushed lasnr 2 scrFoT. III. ~
+ Is imDued with the optimistic spirit of
loung America sse knogs .Fs4 r.
oroer 10 90 her hest she Torg4 mi,
neI best she inspires old szd yCvrg
VIII her youthful enthnsfsgra, ~ *
sincerely interested fiji eYerv Fsr1rasrse
qaest!on Of the dar. Ting uncor4ose,,,e.
ny GOES she cultivate thos1 enseavfr.1
un .,. Of the heart tbe dsf1g -.
hloitlon Of witch iii the cct,~qe -
years nnparts an atrnogpte.-e ~ ~.
SWEEP femlniEitv. and giges n ~.
llsn Wneu she reaches rafddta ttse -.
r -, subtle shirt We cali .er.--e
ms Is perhaps what the sat{,f,.,, ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26

: les AfoEnas Justice NJ fhe pesce Is
Fzcs-s75 = zagIzg thst tae-e have been
-a7Ss cases Of vie 5a--icn II ths
ef7zrzs Of tass cir 6zrzzg he past SIX
rnc1z1s taz1 d any otE= class Of
criminal cases TIE svl IL ozs that
GALS for Eors cara-ai szudr thzn hzs
TsE aee1 gtFa1 Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26
A Vat for Today.

Now mid the blizzard and the fur
mace fires
The humble bean lops downward and
expires;
While to the grocery. full of woe.
The early gardener for grub retires.
George Fitch in Peoria Herald
Transcript
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26
ke0kus, iowa april ., 1910
THOUGHT EoR TIE DAY.

Mark Twain. -Puddn Head VII
sons Calendar Adam vas but
human-this explains il all He lid
not want the apple for the apples
sake he wanted It only because II
was forbidden. The mistake was IN
not forbidding the serpent. then II
would have eaten the serpent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26

/. mar Re ss the Sioux City Journal
suggests that the Mzrca lion =sz ozly
waiting Until the feeding would b
good
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26
NOTES AND COMMENT

The main TroaAle al sessions of the
4 y, 4. r, the Des Moines Tribune ex-
T'la1ns, is that 100 many ladies try to
= get the lass word At the same time.
i Men are divided By George Fitch
Into TWO classes those who are hunt
ing theis own umbrellas and those
+ who are hunting other mems umbrel-
las
According 10 Philosopher Perkins
OF the Sioux City Journal. a woman
CARRYING 3 little dog advertises the
facs that she feels the need OF a lift
herself
7 Training Is everything. The peach
Tss once q bitter almond Caulifow-
i er Is nothing but cabbage with col
sege education Pudd'n Head VIII
sons Calendar
4 naturalist has been seeking
name for new species of antelope.
After much consideration an appro-
PIRATE name was found 1t was elect
ed TO can the shy. timid creature the
Roosevelt
The well-known New York LAWYER.
Samuel Untermyer, maintains that
the crime of perjury is committed in
al least three out of five cases tried
in the courts in which an issue of fact
IS involved
The revision of the yulgate. or
Catholic Bible. has been sanctioned BY
the pope, and will, it is estimated re-
quire period OF eight years for its
completion. A large proportion of
the sum thus far received to defray
the expense involved has been raised
in the United States.
Weston, the pedestrian. is nearing
the end of his trancontinentaI hike
and is seventeen days ahead of his
schedule The Waterloo Reporter re-
marks that the veteran apostle of
walking has again demonstrated that
for safety and reliability no mode of
transportation has anything on old
shankrs mare.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26

There hare been three fires within
a week, enEaatlg i loss Of 81. ESQ il
q Dubuque lumber yard II =oaI1 seem
to b. high tine 10 Ere thai zred1g
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26

The indications seem 10 IL thar va
are at the beginning o. : long. hard
winter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26
REGULAR APRIL SESSION
OF the Board of Supervisors Of Lee
County, Iowa.

Fort Madison, Iowa, April 4, 1910.
Board met in accordance with law.
All members present.
On motion the following claims
were allowed:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26
enllons In n.

DageDport Times: One day corn
IN planted In Iowa and the next day
II gsorg snca is the variety Of Iowa
climate. But there is no need to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26

The trouble Eith tie 1910 fruit crop
is that il vas put into coid storage
too soon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26

an instance 81 tie rsgrr Of sha aaw.
Texas S slEsa unique IN law
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26
The MAY MAGAZINES.

The cover of the May Ten Story
Book, Just out, shows a charming
maiden in the embrace OF his satanic
/ majesty. The stories are of the
usual crisp and snappy variety, light
reading and very entertaining. Gar
7 raTd Harris leads the magazine with
q clever sketch entitled, ITO Him
That Hath" wherein a clever lawyer
obtains much on foundation of moth
ing. Stung," by Howard Dwight
Smiley. tells how tenderfoot finally
got more than even with a bunch Of
Wildcat Guich" sharpeTs Domestic
Science and what it does or doesn't
teach the average society girl is
! cleye-ly brought out in an unusually
bright skit entitled *Alecia's Whirl-
wind Career in Domestic Science By
Helene Hicks Bowen Society with
its divorce craze is given a few raps
By Frank BOYD Van Allen in Mrs
Laurence Shocks the Alimony Club. :.
The portrait section of The Red
Book magazine for May is devoted 70
the latest studies OF twenty-eight OF
those famous American actresses who
viii preside over the various booths
az ths Actors Fund fair TO be held in
New York beginning May g. A
more representative collection OF the
atricsI portraits has never before been
published. The literary features of
the May Red Book magazine are fully
up 10 the high standard long ago set
By this most interesting of the fiction
magazines The leading story BY Jas
Oppenbeim presents that authors
sympathetic character. Dr.. Rast, in a
nev situation and one that in the pre-
sentation Will touch the heart OF ev-
cry reader Richard LIE GalIienne
contributes one Of his exquisite fan
eies II The Village Near the Venus
berg
Tie Outing Magazine for May con-
tains 50 many attractive articles that
il may easily be termed the best all
around number ever published The
leading feature is Two On The Trail, "
By Huber Footner- This is big story
Of the far Northwest in which ro-
nance and adventure are skiilfuily
voTen.
Country dweiiers viii find decid-
ediy useful a. well as readable art
icIe IN Building TIE Country House
By z. p. PoTeii
The Golfer viii find deal Of sage
adFiee in The Common Sense Of
Golf. By II, J. Whignsm. and for the
dog Dver there fs Training the
Hound" By General Rodger D. vii
liam.
TIE BASEBALL fan vii find himself
again in the bIeaeaers after reading
Comedians u the Diamond" by G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26

Training Is everything. The peacl
was once bitter almond Caulifiow
sr Is loIhing but cabbage with col
aege education-Pu dd'n Head VIII
sons Calendar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-26

According 10 Philosopher Perkins
Of the Sioux City Journal. a woman
carrying 3 little dog advertises the
faet that she feels the need OF lift
herself
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-11

psalm XVI. 81. It Is nrobahly true
that such soclal.ssic aud anarchistic
foarings have .nany times lp the past
caused the kingdoms q earth and
their rulers to trembls But some day
according to the Scriptures the dnal
catastrophe WIN oceuE How near that
tday may be Who can elt Quite
geod many eaFites 3 ible students con-
our ii the thought thai inch climax
s indicated In The prophecies for the
year 1915. But be lie date as itimay.
the fact remains. The prophecy We
ers examining Is nearly three thou
sand years Old. but Il IS! as good. asi
sure, and as meanipgful today as ever
It was
+ We are not Of those who would
harass the minds Of our fellows With:
fear. Rather we would point them 10
the fact that behind this cloud of trou-
bic there Is a glorious silver lining
Of AIIllennial joy mud: blessing for all
the families Of the earth. Rather We.
would encourage all who have the
hearing ear to zeal and fafthfulness
In their conservation. that they may
make their, calling and their election
sure" to share in the Kingdom glo.
ries and escape those things coming
upon the earth" luke XXI 90, In a
word, the Gospel Of Christ is not q
message Of damnatlon and fear and
torture, but. MS the angels declared.
Good tidings Of great Joy which shall
be unto all people" luke u. i0I.
pslivsranes of the Church Pictured.
In the fourth and Hfth verses fol-,
lowing our text the Church is SYM
bolically pictured as the City or King
dom Of God. his dwelling.placc. Aud
the stream OF Truth is represented as
a river making the City clean and
fresh and glad. The proclamation Is
made, God is in the midst Of her!
She shall not be moved! God shall
help her early in the morning" early
in the AIilIennlal morning. The Church
is to be "a frst-frults. unto Cod" Her
salvation as the Bride Of Christ will
he accomplished early in this NIL
lennIal morning. oh. how glad will
be all those accounted worthy Of n
place in thnt elect church-"the
Church of the Flrst-borns. whose
names are written in heaven" "She
shall not be moved" is in agreement
with the first verse in assuring US that
Gods people will be preserved from
fear and doubt and misunderstanding
Of the events Of that "tIme' Of trou-
Bile" and that their faith will enable
them to triumph at time when 9th.
ers will be in great distress and per-
plexity luke xxi, 26l.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-11

PILES CURED IN 8 TO "a DAYS.
PAzo OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case Of Itching, Blind. Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles In 6 to II days
or money refunded. soc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

was Susle-cllmbing trees aud fences
jumping bitches. whiting, always get
ting scratches, cuts, spraing. bruises
bumps. burns or scalds, But laws
ifcr mother Just applied Bucklen's Ar
nica salye aud cured her quick Heals
everything healabieboils ulcers. ecze
ma, old sores, corns or piles Try It,
26c At Prom & ca dv